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Evening £tat* gmintal
March 11, 1871
SUNDAY RKAOIdO.
the Baptist Union, at Cambridge, tho other
day, Mr. Spurgeon said :"I recommend j
every young minister to make preaching j
his first business. Tho pulpit is the Ther
moplym of Christendom. Your people may
grumble that you don't go about and drink
as many cups of tea at their houses as they
would liko. If you give them good food
on the Sabbath they will put up with a
good deal. If the Sabbath joint is only a
grim scrag of mutton, with plenty of
divisions and nothing todivido—(laughtoi),
you will soon discover that your people
will not bo satisfied. In the next place, do
not neglect visitation. It Is true that I
cannot visit my 4,350 members. But my
visitation is done by the elders.
Next let mo say a word or two to the
people. It is a remarkable fact that min
isters of the Gospel aro not able to live on
much less than other people. (Laughter.)
They cannot make a shilling go as far as
other people can make a sovereign. Some
of them try very hard, but do not succeed.
A member once said to a minister who
wanted a little more salary as his family
increased, "I did not know that yon
preached for money." "No, I don't," said
tho minister. "I thought you preached
for souls." "So I do ; but I could not
live on souls—(laughter)—and if I could it
would tako a good many tho size of yours
to make a meal." (Renewed laughter.) j
Spiritual. Coldness in Churches.—
When we examine tho surfaco indications
about us, we aro astonished at the little
interest that church members have in each
other as such. Iv many cases those who I
enter a Christian church aro left to strug
gle into acquaintainship as best they may,
left to battle with their embarrassments
without a sympathetic look or ji cheering
word. And if members aro tempted
astray, no ono feels under obligations to
call or to lead them back to the fold again.
Not a fovv will stand ready to say, rather
complacently than Christianly:
" Just as I expected. I told you so.
If there were no youthful and inoxpori
enced disciples, no timid, trembling follow
ers of Jesus—if religion were a something I
to loungo in, or promenade through, in
more luxury and show—if going to heavon
were nothing more than a torchlight pro
cession—then persons might choose their
comrades and adopt their regalia and mot
toes according to their tastes and times. —
Rev. Alexander Clark.
AH the while the truth is this : "They
wore frozen," and as long as criticism,
censure, judgment, exaction as a tax, de
votion dunned out as toll, aro permitted to
chill the church, just so long will young
and tender communicants bo killed by tho
frost. Tbero is too much spiritual Novem
ber in our churches."
It were well if those who always talk to
the heart recollected that men have heads
as well. Now, the Saviour was a preacher
whose head was in his heart, and whose
heart was in his head. He nover addressed
tho emotions except by motives which
commeuded themselves to the roason, nor
did he instruct the mind without at the
Bamo time influencing tho heart and con-
It is an old saying that charity begins at
home; but this is no reason that it should
not go abroad ; a man should live with
the world as a citizen of the world ;he
may have a preference for the particular
quarter, or square, or even alley, in which
ho lives, but ho should have a gODeroos
feeling for the welfare of the whole.— Oam-
Christians, whose social relations aro all I
ofthecliquo order, know not how seriously
they fail of tho spirit of the Master, how
much good within easy reach, they fail to I
do in the world, and how many sources of
good to themsolves aro at the very doors.
Ho that is greatest among you let him bo I
tho servant of all.— lnterior.
How strong our churches would become
if all were baptized with the spirit of this I
resolve: "By divine grace I will act as I
though there was no other one to act, I
waiting no longer for others."
Some men tnako a great flourish about
always doing what they believe to be right,
but always manage to believe that is right
which is for their own interest.
Learn to have not one life for God and
another ior the world ; but let your life
bo divinely devoted and divinely quicken
ed. Let every footstep bo a walk with
The oldest Methodist church in America
is the "Old John Street," in New York,
which has just celebrated its 104 th anni-
1
A Portion of South Carolina In Insur
rection. |
Columbia, S. 0., March 9.—A largo body
of armed men from East Tennessee and
North Carolina havo made their appear
ance in York and Chester counties, and
fighting has been going on for several |
days. Major Whitehead of the 18th In- |
fantry, stationed at Yorkvillo, arrived this
morning, and reports that the most horri
ble outrages have been perpetrated in those
counties since Saturday night by both the j
colored militia and the Ku-Klux organizi-
On Monday, Capt. Williams, a mulatto,
commanding a company ot militia, was ta
ken and hanged near Carmel Hill, and a
number of his men inhumanly whipped.
Tho negroes retaliated, and since then
fighting ha 3 been continuous. Maj >r
Whitehead reports that the negro militia
company commanded by Williams wore
defeated on Monday night, and nod to his
camp at Yorkvillo. He disarmed them, aud
now reports to the Governor for orders.
Gov. Scott will to-day proclaim mar
tial law in York and Chester counties, and
has telegraphed to President Grant and |
General Terry, at Louisville, asking fur
troopß. Feuding their arrival, tho Govern
or will send a regiment of militia, uuder a
competent officer, to restore order if possi
ble. Exciting times are anticipated iv the
northern part of tho State for tho next two
■ «e>
Singular Accident. —A valuable IXtf}
belonging to Mr. C. W. Venable, of Pitt
sylvania county, while reaching between
the planks in a stall of a stablo for some
hay, had about two it;ches of her tongue
bitten off by a horse which was standing
in tho stall. Like wnnu people we know,
Bhe was putting in her tongue what*it ha I
no business to 1"'.
,
J. W. Hewitt, of Pleasant Valley coun
ty, California, who killed Parker Adams,
in that county, last summer, and was ac
quitted, WAS am i-.-inate.l on Friday night
of last week, near the spot where Adams
of Manufacture?, Mr. Cameron of Foreign
Relations, Mr. Colo of Appropriations, Mr.
Morton of Agriculture, Mr. Davis, of Ken
tucky, of Privato Laud Claims, Mr. Pool ol
Revolutionary Claims, Mr. Ferry of Pa
tents, Mr. Stewart of Pacific Railroads,
| Mr. Stewart of Mines and Mining, Mr.
Fenton of Contingent Expenses, Mr. Mor-
I rill, of Maine, of Library, Mr Carpenter of
Enrolled Bills, and Mr. Pomeroy of Roles.
Mr Sumner was made chairman of a new
committee on Privileges and Elections, but
at once declined, which leaves Mr. Stewart
as chairman. Mr. Stowart goes off the Ju
diciary Committee; Mr. Frelinghuysen I
and Mr. Pool are put on.
It is not believed that Mr. Cameron will
long retain his position as chairman of j
Foreign Rolations, but that Mr. Freling- j
huyson will tako his place.
The changes were calculated to strength- I
en tho known friends of the policy of the
President.
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Tibtoes of Borax.—lt may not be I
erally known how very valuablo borax I
in various purposes of household nse.
Wo find it the very best cockroach exter- I
minator yet discovered. One-half pound,
costing but fifty cents, has completely
cleared a large house formerly swarming
with them, so that the appearance of one I
in a month is quite a novelty. The vari
ous exterminating powders puffed and ad-
Rsd have been found not lully effect
ending rather to make the roaches
than to kill them. Thore is some
thing peculiar, either in tho smoll or touch
of borax, which is certain death to them.
They will llee in terror from it, and never
appear again where it has once been
placed. It is also a great advantage that
borax is perfectly harmless to human be
ngs ; hence no danger from poisoning.
t is also valuablo for laundry purposes.
The washor-women of Holland and Bel
gium, so proverbially clean, and who get
heir linen poboautifully white, use refined
>orax as washing powder instead of soda,
n the proportion of a large handful of
rorax powder to ten gallons of water.
?hoy save soap nearly one-half. All tho
argo washing establishments adopt the
same mode. For laces, cambrics, etc., an
extra quantity of the powders is used ;
and for cripplines (requiring to be made
stiff) a strong solution is necessary. Borax,
being a neutral salt, does not in the slight
est degree injure tho texture of linen. Its
effect is to soften the hardest water, and
therefore it should be kept ou the toilet
table. As a way of cleaning the hair, ,
nothing is better than a solution of borax
in water. It leaves the scalp in a most j
cleanly condition, and the hair is just [
! sufficiently stiffened to retain its place.
This stiffness, however, «an bo readily re
moved, if objectionable, by washing with
water. Borax is also an excellent dentri
ce; dissolved in water, it is ono of tho
best tooth-washes. In hot countries it is
used, in combination with tartaric acid
nd bicarbonate of soda, as a cooling bever-
».«jV. .
Science en Deshabille. —Wo cannot
vouch for the truth of the following story
n the American Journal of Ohemistry, but I
t is too good to be lost:
When tho stereoscope was invented, the
Abbe Moigno took the instrument to
Arago, and tried to interest him in it; but
Arago unluckily had a defect of vision
hat made him see double, so that looking
nto tho stereoscope he saw only a medley
of four pictures. The Abbe then went to
Savart, but ho was quite a3 Incapable of
appreciating tho thing, for ho had but one
eye. Becquerol was next visited, but ho
was nearly blind, and consequently cared
but little for the new optical toy. Tho
Abbe, not discouraged, called next upon
'ouillet, of tho Conservatoire dcs Arts et
Metiers. He was a good deal interested iv
he description of the apparatus, but un
ortunately he squinted, and therefore
could see nothing in it but a blurred miz
uro of images. Lastly, Biot was tried,
iut Biot was an earnest advocato of the
corpuscular theory of light, and until ho
could be assured that tho new contrivance
did not contradict that theory, ho would
not see anything in it. Under the circum
stances, the wonder is the stereoscope ever
;ot fairly into France.
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A Large Sale in Norfolk.—On Wed
nesday last, Messrs. Leigh Bros. & Phelps
gold at auction, in Norfolk, the Atlantic
Iron Works, together with all tho build
ings, machinery, tools, &c, necessary to
carry on the business. The Virginian says
that the price paid for the property was
$70,350, and that Mr. Marshall Parks, an
energetic and enterprising citizen of Nor
folk , was the purchaser. We know that
Mr. Parks was the bidder for the property,
and that it was kuocked out to him as the
purchaser; but we learn from good au
thority that His Excellency, Governor
; Walker, and a Mr. Coatwright, were
j IN THK BPOT3YVOOB. j
i 123,500 IN CURRENCY, I
1
and the Books, Paperi, Silver anil Valuables of the
Spotswood Hotel and the Adams' and j
Southern Express Companion are i
SAVED IN HKREINQ'S SATIS.
Office or Adams Express Compant,l
No. 83 Bboadwav, v
New Yors, Bee. 21, 1870. )
I Messrs. Hereino, Farrsl A Bhermah: Our Agent
at Richmond writes : "We got through to-night
drying anil fixing up the money from the late fire.
The entente of the sate—s23,s3o in hills, we recov
erul. It wasa Herring gate, and a good one, certuia.
I "YfiiirN truly
"I. 0. BABCOCK, Troasurer."
Messrs. HitRRrNO, Farrei, k Sherman, New York
_o ln ts : The two Safes of yeur manufacture,
which we had lv use on the morning of the 25th
hint at tho disastrous fire which destroyed tiie
Spjtswouil Hotel aßd adjoining block of bandings,
have given full satisfaction, aud sorred to preveot
tho deal ruction of Borne $20,C00 in currency, besides
the valuuble papers and books enclo&od therein. It
was Impossible for workmen to excavate the Safe
until nearly 80 hours after the fire.
Respectfully,
J. ¥. OlßSol*,
Afls't Sup't for Adams A Southern Ex. Cos.
Richmond, Va., Dec. 29,1570.
LETTER FROM J. M. liUBLETr * CO.,
Proprietors o tha Sjiotewood,
Richmond, Va., Bee. 20,1870.
Messrs. Herrino, Fariiki A Suesman.—Umts : Ou
the morning of the 25th inst., we were fortunate
enough to have oue of yonr Herring a Patent Lham
piou Bares which fell into tho cellar among . burn
ing mass of ruins. After the lire, to out utmost sur
prise we found the contents, consisting ot vuluable
pipers, money sad some silverware, all in good
order. H»d it not beou for your Ilcrrliig'a bafe wo
would have loat everything.
J. M. SUDLETT k Ci).
HERRING'S
PATENT CHAMPION SAFES,
The most reliable Protection from Fire now
HERRING'S NEW PATENT
riIAMPIUK BANKERS' SAFE,
Tim best Protection against Burglars' Tools
HERRING, I AKRKL k SHERMAN,
261 Broadway, corner Murray at., N. Y.
PARREL, HKRUINiJ A CO., Phil.ulelphla.
HEftßlNti A CO., (Ihleago.
HERRING, PARREL * SHERMAN,
New Orleans. I
Koglish Female Bitters,
Koglish Female Hitlers,
Knulish Female Bitteis,
Bullish female Blttera,
The Great Female Regulator,
The Great Female Regulator, I
Tho Great Female Regulator,
Tho Great Female Regulator, I
Gores old aud young females,
Cures old and young femlles,
Cores old and young females,
Curia old and ysung females, I
Cares falling of the womb.
Cnrus falling of the womb. I
Cures tailing of the womb.
Cures falling of tho womb.
No medicine ever offered .to the public has given I
such universal satisfaction as Ihe Frnglisu Fomale
They euro recont or loug standing casei after all
other modes of treatment fail. Being composed of
powetfal vegetable tonics which act upou the liver
and bowels, properly combined with iron, it Is not
strange that physicians should recommend it, ss our
letters indicate.
Cures sweet 16 and ugly 45.
Cures sweet IS and ugly 45.
Cores sweet IS and ugly 45.
Cures sweet 10 aud ugly 46.
Curos all tttorlne deraugemeuts.
Cures all utertno derangements.
Cures all uterine derangemontfl.
Cures all uterine derangements.
Imparts Iron to the Blood.
Imparts Iron to the Blood.
I mi .:i ti Iron to tho Blood.
Imparts Iron to tlio Blood.
Cures all Hysterical females.
Cures all Hysterical females.
Cures all Hysterical females.
Curos all Hysterical remalea.
I
15BTTER THAN UOI.D.
Is health among females.;
Is health among females.
Is health among fomalea.
Is health among females. . , ,
H. F. B. Kegulates married and single.
E. F. B. Regulates married and single.
10. F. B. Kegulates married aud single. |
E. F. B. Regulates married aud single.
Fattens the poor, strengthens the feeble.
Fattens tho poor, strengthens tho feeble.
Fattons the poor, strengthens tho feeble.
Fattens tho poor, strengthens tho foeblo. I
Gives color, beauty and health.
Gives color, boauty and health. I
(lives color, beauty and health.
Gives color, beauty and health.
English Female Bitiora cureo painful, suppressed
aud irregular menstruation, chlorosis or green elrk
uess, leucorrhcoa or white, falling of tho womb, ul
ceration and irrltaliility of the womb, pain iv tbo
Bids and back, uorvousnoss, uioluucholy, palpitation,
swimming of the head, cold feet aud hands, etc., etc.
T.s not a sweetened boverags,
'Tis not a swoetened beverage,
'Tin not a swewtenod beverage,
Tis not a sweetened beverage, I
But is an Iron and Vegetable Tonic,
Bnt is an Iron and Vegetable Tonic,
But loan Iron and Vegetable Tonic,
But ia an Iron and Vegetable Tonic,
Nover known to fail,
Never known to fail,
Nover known to fail,
" Never known to fail, i
For diseases of the womb. |
For diseases of the womb. I
For diseases of the womb, j
For diseases of the womb. I
A MOTHER'S COMFOHT, i
Be it positively understood that ono tablospootfiil
of E. F. B. contains as much medical properties as
one bottle of any of the .common advertised bitters
of thoday, and we challengo investigation. Ours is
made for Bick pecple, others are mido expressly to
drink as a beverage. Ours makes positive au4 üb<
mistakable cures, others cauoot cure, because they
contain no medicinal propertied. We know it, they
know it, yen know it.
£. F. B. aids and assists digestion *
£. F. B. aids and assists digestion.
K. F. B. aids and assists digestion.
E. F. B. aids and assists digestion.
It acts freely on the Liver.
It acts freely on tho Liver, j
It acts freely on the Liver.
It acts freely on the Liver.
A powerfnl Tonic for all.
A. powerful Tonic for all.
A powerful Touic for all.
jUpoweimllTunlc for all.
Curos Ladies' Special Diseases
Cures Ladies' Special Diseases.
Cures Ladles' Special Disease*.
Cures Ladies' Special Diseases
Be It also remembered that this Great Female I
Peculator is iuteuded for all ages and conditions.
whore any doraugement of the womb exists, espe- I
cially in those that have taken cold and chocked tho I
monthly period, giving pain and suffering instead.—
It at ence arouses and removes all unnatural obstruc* I
| tiona, giving strength, health and buoyancy to the
' whole system.
Some young ladies have bloodless lips and gums, I
aud pale faces ; have no appetite, aro dull, careless, I
molancholy, indifferent to Bociety, tatigued,
with a palpitating heart, constipated bowels, torpid I
Hrer and feeble frame, constant headache, etc.
I All these cases are cured by the use of English Fe
male Bitters, and we offer $LOO for any case which I
we cannot cure by their use, where no organic lesion |
exists. This medicine is put up in large Bottles and I
■old at $1.50, or six Bottles for $8. Sold by Drug
gists and Merchants every where.
'B U C II U
Large Bottles only il.
Large Kettles only $1.
Large Bottles only $1.
Cures all Urinary Deposits.
I Cures all urinary Deposits.
I Cures all Urinary Deposits.
I Ours, all Urinary Deposits,
llelkvus tho Kidneys and BlsJtapr.
Relieves thu Kidneys aud Bladder.
Relieves the Kidneys aud Bladder.
Relieves the Kidneys aud Bladder
Tills combination of Bnchn, being composed of
I Buchn, Plpsisßaway, Matico and Pereira Bravo phy
sicians do net hesitate to recommend It for all aft\c
tions of the Kidneys and Bladder, whether affecting
old or young, male or female. It gives entire relief,
after other preparations of the kind have been unsnc
cessfully used Send and get ono Bottle of Drom-
I goole A Cn.'a Bucliu. Price $1, or six Bottles for $*.
Bold by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
J. P. DROMOOOLE A C 0.,5010 Proprietors,
MerophlsJTenu. >
I \TORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON AND
MDENBURUU.
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ASSETS $14,000,000 (Gold).
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
deposited with the State Treasurer, in Stale bonds,
for secnrity of Virginia policyholders.
FIRE INSURANCE
provided at onrrent rates in this strong, rellablo
and liberal company.
_ THOS.M. ALFRIEND A SON,
f,.m_c,w Agents, 902 Main street.
Q.UARDIAN MUTUAL
bIPE IMRHRANOIII OOMPAHW OF
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ORGANIZED IN lB&t.
All polcies
ONE-THIRD !.OA.« UIVXI.
A...U - »,800,000
Aoml In.oraa 1,000,000
|**«.p«t« 800,09-
LAfIT OABH DIVIDBNO »0 PER CENT.
I
The dividends of this Company mr e bassd npon th A
< 'Oontrihntlon '* system, and the entire profits of the
Company are divided In the roost eqnltable manner
among policyholders.
Ths laws of tho State of New York, WniOH AP
PLY TO ALL POLICIES ISBOED BY THIS COM
PANY, give an Insurance effected for a wife or ohll
*r«n, to tlieni exclusively, fre from the claims ol
ondltort.
SECURITY, CHEAPNESS, LIBERALITY, PRO
QIIESS AND SUCCESS MARK AND DI3TIN
(1UISII THE MANAGEMENT OF THIS
OIfIOKBS
WALTON H. PEOIIHAM, President;
WM. T. HOOKER, Vice President j
lIUOIUB MoADAM, Seo'y and Actuary ;\
0. 0. OLKNCH, Ass't Secretary.
W Wilxcnb ol Wilkona A 00. I
Osoß'lsT. HoVl, President Continental Fire In.uranoe
Company;
Hon. James Harpih, of Harper Brothers;
Johm J. Csans, President Bank of Republic j
W. M. ViRimTS, of Vermily. A Co., bankers
Hon. OKORGI Opdyke, ex-Mayor of Nov/ York ;
Aiaora Aiwoi.n, of Arnold, Constable k 00.
WM. T. Heoxea, Wall Streot.
Chab. G. Rockwood, Cashier Nowark llauking Oo'y,
SilNor 0. MORGAN, Ranker.
Thomas Rhjnst, of the Firm of Thomas Rlgnoy A 00.
BxMJ. B. Bushman, Treasurer of the New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Biouaju) H. Bowss, Wetmore A Bowne, Lawyers.
K. V. HAT7GHW9UT, Firm B. V. Haughwont A 00.
Julius 11. I'hatt, Merchant.
Wm. W. Wriout, Merchant.
Ohas. J. Start., Merchant.
William Ai.lkn, Herchant.
Q»0. W. Cutler, Banker, Palmyra, N. T.
John H. BHxawoon, Park Place.
IliwAßß H. Wnnj-.IT, Nowark, H. J.
\ •'.. W Varus, Counsellor.
Wis L.Ooaawm,,Merchant.
ISAAC HUTZLER 4 CO.,
'i.act.l Agent lor Virginia and District of Co-
OVFIOB »0j» MAIN BTBBBT.j
Dr. J. CI. Oabixl, Medical Ixamlnsr. Lan 6-tf
CAHUB.
rr\ H. BHOOKB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the Courts of Caroline, Essex, King and
Queen,and the Uuited Htates CoHrts at Richmond.
OHceat Milford Depot, Caroline county, Virginia.
I will attend to cases before the Court oi Clullns |
and the Departments at Washington.
! My father, 11. B. Brooke, Esq., will attend to all
business eotrusted to me In the counties of King
and Queen, Oarollno and Essex. Address Central
Point, or Milford Depot, Caroline county, Virginia.
I \ANIEL, CABELL k DANIEL,
U ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. lintl Main Street, Richmond, Va.
WM. DANIEL, Jr., HENRY COALTER CABELL
and JOHN W. DANIEL haTo associated thomselves
for tbe PRACTICE OF LAW in the Supreme Court
I of Appeals, the Circuit and District Courts of the
United Slates, and all the Courts in and lor the city I
I of Richmond.
WM. DANIEL, Jr., will henceforth reside in Rich-
Messrs. W. and J. W. DANIEL will continno to
attend the Courts in which they now practice.
ja IS—is.
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
OOBNBR OV BANK A TENTH STREETS.
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BIOHMONII, VIR9INH.
I |OHN W. JENKINS,
ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW,
K..OM NO. 1, MAKOUALi. lilltLUHfl,
Oorner lOtli and Bank sis.
I AUBLSR SMITH,
| ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ann
COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY,
For all oourts ofoltyof Richmond and county -i
Henrico.
Omai No. 1310 Rosa St.,
sag Is—tf RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
HORTICULTURAL,
II ICHMOND~NnRBBRIBB,
IV RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
FRANKLIN DAVIS A CO., Proprietors.
We offer for the Fall aud Spring Trade tho largest
collection of FRUIT TREES, VINEM *c, ever grown
In the Southern States, consisting In part of
2,000,000 TREES, embracing all the choicest varie
ties of lrults adapted especially to tbe
South.
I,OQ>,(HX> VINKB, consisting of every variety of small
fruits.
KriTABLIBHED AH A BKFUGK FliOM
QUACKERY. •
THK ONLY PLACE WHEliti A CUKE
CAN BK QBTAItfKD.
OR. JOHNSTON hai discovered the Moll certain
speedy and only effectual rom<dy in the world for
Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Strictures, Affec
tions of the Kidneys atd Bladder, Inv, luntary dis
charges, Impotoncy, Genera! DeMlit;-, Nervousness 1 ,
iM-NiMiusia. Languor, Low Bub its, Coulusiou of Idea*,
Palpitation of tho Heart, Timidity, Tremblings, Dim
ness of Bight or Oiddiness, Diseases of tlio Hoad,
Throat, Nose or akin, AiU'cUous of tbe Lungs, btoni
s*h or Bowels—tho*. terrible disorders arrising from
the Solitary Habits of Yomh—lboso secret and soli
(ary practices more fatid to their victim* than tb©
song of Syrens to the Mariner of blighting
thoir most brilliant hopes or anticipations, rendering
marriages, Ac, impossible.
YOUNO MBN,
Especially, who have booorao the Tictims of Solltaee
Vice, that dreadful and destructive brbit which annu
ally Bwoops to an untimely grave thousands of Young j
Men of tho mostexalted talent and brilliant intellect,
who might otherwise havo entrance! listening Sou- j
ates with the thunders of eloquence, or wak«d to i
ecstaey the living lyreo, may call with fall confl-
MAKIUAGK
ICarried Persons, or Yoo&g Men contemplating
marriage, being aw it re of physical woaknees, oiganic
debilities, detormitios, Ac, speedily cured.
He wbo places himself nnder the care of Pi. J.
may religiously confld*y»n his honor as a gouclenier,
and coDfldently rely npon his skill us a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
mmediately cured and full vigor restored.
This dreadful disease— widen renders life miserable
and marriage impossible—is the penalty paid by the
victims of improper indalgoncios. Young persons
are too apt to committ oxcesses from not being aware
of tho dreadful coiiHequoucHH that may eusiia. Now,
who that understands tho subject will pretend to
any that the power of procreatiou is lost soouer by
hose tailing into improper habits than bythepru,
ent? Besides being deprived of the pleasures at
healthy offspring, tho most surloua aud destructive
ymptoms to both body and mind arise. The system
Ktcomos deranged, the physical aud mental function*
Kakeued, loss of procrcative power, nervous irrita
ity, dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart, indigos
ion, constitutional debility, a wasting of the frame
coughs, consumption, Ac
Ornoa No. 7 Sooth Ff.Ki.moK Htriw.
-t-It hand side going from Baltimore street, a lew
oors from tho corner. Fail not to observe the name
nd number.
Letters must bo paid and contain a stamp Th*.
Doctor's Diplomas hang in his office.
DR. JOUNBTON,
[ember of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
raduate from one of the most eminent Colleges In
ia United States, and the groater part of whose life
Kboen spent in the hospitals of London, Paris,
ladelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of tha
most astonishing enres that were aver known; man;
rouhled with ringing in the head and card when
deep, groat nervousness, being alarmed at itudJen
sounds, bashfulnuss, with frequent blushing, attended
.luotiine* with a derangement of the mind, were
arod immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses all those wbo have injured them
■elves by improper iudnlgencies and solitary habit*
which ruin both body and mind, unfitting them f*r
ither business, study, society or marriage..
These are some of tho aad and melancholy cUocta
iroduced by early habits of youth, vie.' "VYeaknuss of
he Back and LimbH, Fains 6, the Head, Dimness of
ght, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of tha
uart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangement
the Digestive Fuuctious, General DablUty, Byrap
iuh of Consumption.
MENTALLY.
The fearful effects on the mind pre much to be
readed. Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, De*
>ressien of Spirits, Evil Forebodings, Aversion to
ociety, Self-distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, Ao.,
are some of the evils produced.
Thousands of persons of all ages can now Jmige
what is the cause of their declining health, loosing
loir vigor, becoming woak, pale, nervous and oma
ated, having a singular appearance about the eyes
ough and i>Taptoin« of consumption.
YOUNG MifiN
ho havo injured themselvos by a certain practice
ndulgod ia when alone—a habit frequently learned
om evil companions or at school, the effootsuf w.V. b
re nightly felt, even when asleep, and, if not cured,
jodora marriage impossible, and destroys both ruir.o
body—should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope oi his
ooautry,the pride of his parentis, tinould bo snatched
om all prospects and enjoyments of life by tho con
-3 nance of do via ting from tho path of nature and
ulging in a certain socrot habit. Such persons,
Utff, before contemplating
MAURIAGB,
resect that a sound mind and body are the most uec
sesary requisites to promote connubial happiness; in
deod, without Uoae, the jonrney throneU life becomes
a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens to
the view, the mind becomes shadowed with diipaii
and filled with the melancholy reflection that tie
happiness of another becomes blighted with our own-
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.
When the misguidod and imprudent votary ci
pteasiiro finds he has imbibed tho seeds of this pan -
tol disease, it too often happens that an ill-timed testes
of bhamo or dread o* discovery dotori him from ap
plying to those, who, from education and respecta
bility, can alone befriend bim. He falls Into the
hands of ignorant and designing pretenders, who, it,
oapablo of curing, filoh his pecuniary substance, koep
him trifling month afLor month, or as leng as the
smallest feo can be obtained, and with dinpair leave
him with ruined honlth »o sigh over his galling
appointment; or, by the use of shat deadly poiucm
Mercury, hasten the constitutional aymptoma of tht
terrible disease, such us Aftection of the H-jad,
Throat, Noso, Skin, etc., progressing with frightful
rapidity till de*th puta a peried to hia dreadtulsnifer-
P; by sending him to that nndi.K , ov<!>e-J oouhtry
ax whosft bonrno no trave'b'i retarafl.
BNDORMSMENT OF THE PRJGHH.
The many Lb >mundid cured at this iiiatittuivii
within the la-: eighteen y&ara, aud the numerous
urgioal Operations performed by Dr. Johnston, wit
.-..-icii by the reporters of the "Sun" and many other
■ ,;• -i-ri, u;»ticefl of which appeared again and araia
■ ;.-!■•• tho public, bolides his standing as a gori-Jcv
man of character and responsibility, la a aum~i tnf
guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPKKDILY CURMT..
Persons writing sholud be partfoular in directi-u/
their Utters to his In thu following ma<-
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I Be.Ui.-Jure Lock Hospital,
ang6-Iy Baitixnore, Maryland.
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Bladder Diseases, Organic Weakness, Female Atllic
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Bleeding or Itching PILES that DslUMu's Pus V.*x
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BsJJINQ'S MAGIO LINIMENT cures Rheumatic
Pains, Bprains, Bruises and Swelled Joints, In men
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■ Edited by OEO. K. WAKINU, Js.
•r of "Elements of Agricultnre," "DralniaK
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ErrUREB, PICTORES, PICTURES.
CINa-GLABSEB, LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING -GLASS KS.
FRAMES, FRAMES, FRAMES.
BTYLEB, ALL SIZES AND DESCRIPTION
ROE FAMILY BIBLES, BIBLES, BIBLES.
IARPETB, CARPETS, CARPETS.
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS.
Will be sold by payments of weekly installments,
as cheap as they can bo bought iv the city lor cash.
FRAMES of all description and style made on pre
mises. Parties iv waut of any of the above will suve
mouey by calling at the store, or purchasing from
WILLIAM DAFFRON.
Hos. 8 and 10 Eighteenth St., bet. Main ami r'nuikliu, '
Richmond, Vs., and 191 Main Bt, Lyochbarg, Vs. i
"«1I'AI<1TAB aoH tiUAHTITAS."
Uifthl* Concentrated Fluid Extract of
; KOSKOO,
No Quack Medicine
OR. J. J. JL.AWRBNCK,
OBGANIO CHHMIJW,
RIFYINfI TUB BLOOD, RESTORING Till !
LIVER AND KIDNRYS TO A HEALTHY J
ACTION, AND INVIGORATING THE j
NERVOUS BYSTSM. i
|
This Is the sorrel of Its WONDERFUL SUCCESS In
CURING
Scrofula, Syphilid, Dyspepsia,
LITER COMPLAINT, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
t NEURALGIA, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. ERUP
TIONS OF THE SKIN, HUMORS, LOSS OF
VIGOR, DISEASES OF KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER. AND ALL DIS
EASES CAUSED BY A
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR A DISEASED CONDITION OF THB
LIVER, KIDNEYS, NERVOUS SYSTEM,4o
It thoroughly ERADICATES every kind of Humor
and Bad Taint, and restores the entire system to a
healthy condition.
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED BY THE
ÜBF. OF THIS MEDICINE FROM WEAK, SICKLY,
SUFFERING CREATURES, TO STRONG, HEALTHY
AND HAPPY MEN AND WOMEN.
No Medicine has attained snch a GREAT REPU
TATION as this justly CELEBRATED Compound,
Approved by the Highest Medical Au
! koskoo j
Endorsed and recommoded by the President of ths '
Faculty of the E. Medical College of tbe
■ City of New Ywrk.
| Pmonssoß B. 8. NEWTON, M. ».,
Professor and President of the Faculty, late "Pr» I
I feesor Theory and Practice" of Medicine, |
[ Cincinnati, Ac.
| One of tbe moat eminent men of his age—wwtl
known as the author of the following standard mcdl- j
cal works: NEWTON'S "PRACTICE OF MRM
OINE," "DISEASES OF CHILDREN," "NEWTON'S |
BYMES SURGERY," Ac, in December number of
"American Medical Review—page 277, says:
" Among the more recent efforts to introduce pop
ularly eomo of tbe new remedies, we notice a new ■
; preparation compounded by J, J. LAWRICNOR, M.
D.. oJ Norfolk, Va., which is famished to the profes
sion and the public in any desired quantity. We re
cently examined his Laboratory, and became fully
j satisfied that all his work Is done in the best manner,
by the most approved process, and from the best ma
terials, giving aB a result a medicine meeting thf
confidence of the physicians and the public."
KOSKOO CURES SCROFULA IN ITS WORST
1 From A. W. Mills, a prominent and well-known mer
chant of Norfolk, Va.
No. 11 Main Street, Norfolk, Va., Sept. 16,188».
DR. J. J. LAWRENCE—Dear Sir: Your Koskeo
1 has worked wonders In my family. My daughter has
beon a sufferer from Scrofula since childhood. She
1 lost thirty-one pieces of bone from her ankle, several
from her srnijbesiden having ulcere in several parts
of the body. Whilst in this condition she commenced
taking your Koskoo—it actod like a charm on her;
under its nse tbe ulcers gradually healed,and he*
keneral health groatly improved. It certainly saved
her much suffering, t.iid perhaps her life. 1 regard
Koskoo a specific for all Bcrofulous affections. Youi
Koikdoalso enrol my wife of dyspepsia, from which
she suffered greatly. She Is now in better health
than she has been in five years.
With the highest regard,
I aro gratefully yours, Ac,
Kodkoo Is endorsed by the best physicians every- i
where. Read the following from Dr. Til levy, a suc
cehdtul practitioner of many years standing In the
Rocky Mount, Edgecombe C 0.,1
September 10, 1860. / I
DR. J. J. LAWRKNCK— Dear Sir: I have useo
your Concentrated Fluid Extract ot Koskoo In my
practice with the happiest results. I find it to be j
a powerful Liver Invigorntor, Blood Purifier, and
Nervons Tonic. In all diseases of the Liver, Srcofa
lous, Syphilitic, and Nor revs Affections, it is a remedy
of Immense value ; in fact, In almost overy variety ■
at Chronic Disease is use its indicated. Hoping yet
may meet with the success which you deserve see
manufacturer of reliable medicines, I am, sir, wits
j much respect,
Your cbodient servant,
KOBK©O CURES OIIRONIO RHEUMATISM. I
Norfolk, Va., Sept. 7,1869. j
DR. J. J. LAWRENCE—Doar Sir: My son has re
ceived so much benefit from your wonderful Koskoo
that 1 cannot refrain from expressing my gratitude.
I bad tried almost everything without benefit- I be
lieve, in all sincerity, that your Koekoo is an infalli- j
ble remedy for tho disease from which be has suffered,
and, go far as I can learn, has never failed. If yon
ouly knew the Immense amount of suffering he has
undergone, thou you could conceive the value of and
a remedy as Koekoo—that surely cures. Tbe great
amomntof goed it is now doing among us is inesti
mable.
With much gratitude,
I am, respectfully yours, Ac,
Read the following from Mr. Womblo, a prominent
Hardware Merchant of this city: j
Ne. 13, Market Square, Norfolk, Va., 1 j
DR. LAWRENCE—Dear Sir: To the large num
ber of testimonials which you offer to the great effi
cacy of your Koskoo, I take pleasure in adding my
own. I suffered greatly with Nervous Debility,
Headache, Loss of Appetite, Ac. Two bottles of Kos
koo restored me to health.
Tours truly.
From Rev. W. H. Christian, Pastor Dinwiddle !
Street Methodist Church.
Portsmouth, Va., October 26,1800. '
This is to certify that I know Dr. Lawrence well.
He is a gentlomau of cultivation, and worthy of the
fnllost confidence. I have used bis Koskoo with ad
ventage to myself, and have adopted its use in my
family in cases of nervnui debility and depression.
From Dr. Lloyd, a Physician of large practice.
Great Bridge, Va., October 8,1869.
J. J. LAWRENCE, M. I».—Dear 8Ir: I cheerfully
endorse your Koskoo as being a most valuable prepa
ration. Upon examination of the formula, 1 find
each ingredient highly extolled by our best and most
progressive clinical investigator?. I have tested its
effects in my own practice, and have no hesitation in
I reoommending it. In my opinion, it is the best com
pound of its class over put before the public—ex
ceeding by far all the various compounds of sarsapa
rllla, Ac, ever invented. It Is a decided Nerve Tonic '
and Invigorator of t"-ie animal forces, aiding diges
tkm and assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
L blood, which should be tbe basis of treatment in aft
[ chronic dlseaiK-e. Hoping yon will the reward
yon deserve frr.m the public ua a benefactor,
I am str. yours truly,
UHARI.EB LLOYD, M.D.
Alter reading the above high recommendations, iv
J v»lids cannot r<wjuably Ueiutato to give the 11 OF
for Aduttfonnl Testimonial*
from Physicians, Eminent Divines, Editors, Drug*
rl.,ts, Merchants, Ac. see MOtS&OO ALMANAC for
?lU:iL ONMS POM AH Mat BOTTItJsU
( to* sale b* ail of cAs r - nuifi; Dn cgitU I
tU (MM JM<e» e*Mf 9ri*Uk AssMTveel*
Tf A.DATTOK
•Li .
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AND ENGINEERS'SUPPLIES.
TMNTH BTRMT, BETWEEN MAW AND OABT
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
STEAM ENGINES of improved constrnctkn, for
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MACHINERY FOR
lUilrnsd, Machine, Car and Carpsoter Shops, Plan
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I Spoke, Btave, Carriage Wood, Colton and Woolen
j Factories, Cotton Uius, Farniors, Foundries, Rolling
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[ Corn and Paper Mills, Mines, Ac, Ac; Forgod aud
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I Steam Gauges, Saw Gummers, Steam and Water Pipe
I and Fixtures, Packing, Journal Metal, Pick aud Tool
Handles, Turbine Water-Wheels, Ao. Ac.
SECOND HAND MACHINERY and STEAM
HOI LKRS bought, sold and exchaagod. A quantity
f ot th. same on hand to be sold low, such as Englnss
Hoilors, Mill Stones aud Gearings, Wood Working,
Machinery, Ac.
Plans aud Estimates of Machinery for Mills and
Manufactories of all kinds. do 1-tl
WM. B. COOI. JOHN YUM.
VfiW FIRM.
hsii FoiiiDnv,
No. 8 Eighth Street, between Main and
Franklin, Kiciiuond, Va.
Will. 11. COOK <%. CO,
With improved facilities and with a detcrtniiiatloi -
to please iv pricos and style of work, wo respectfully
ask from the people of Richmond, Virginia, aud the
South generally, a fair share of patronairo.
We manufacture
IRON FRONTS,
Verandahs, Balconies, Iron Railings, Vaultand Cellar
Doors, Gratings, Window Guards, Awning Frames,
Corinthian Columns and Capitols, Ornamental Win
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! lug, Ac, Ventilators for Brick and Wood Cornice,
Gas and Water Pipe, Hydrant Keys and Rods for
|| ih and Water, Traps for Culverts and Hydrants,
Coal Shoots, and all kinds of IRON WORK for build
ings generally.
We also manufacture together with Iho abo.e
work PLOW CASTINGS, and would respectfully
Warranted free from Dampness. Never Corrode the
Iron. The beet Fire-Proof Safe Made.
MARVIN t CO.,
36* Broadway,
A. T. STORKS A CO., Agt*,
1431 I. Oary Street,
Richmond. Ym
■cTiatt [
iTI M. SMITH A CO.,
ill MANUFACTURERS or,
i AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
[ 1532 Main Streit, Richmond, Va.
SMITH'S PATENT WELL FIXTURES!
The very best arrangement ever Introduced for
raising water from wells or cisterns. Of the seven
thousand already sold, n.-t one has ever failed to
give perfect and ent're jat>sfaction. If, after a
month h trial, the purchaser thinks he had rather
have a pump, a sweep or old fashioned windlass, wu
will take back the WELL FIXTURE and refund she
money. It is adapted to wells of any depth, and is
sold for TWENTY DOLLARS, all complete and ready
DOTY'B CLOTHES WASHER.
Tho Peculiarities of this Machine : Ist. It Is small;
it occupies but little more room than a commou
wash-tub. 2d. It is easily worked; a feeble woman
may sit down and work it; a little girl can stand
and np«rate tho washer. 3d. It secures all the well-
I known benefits of using suds boiling hot. The hand
need not touch the water, either iv washing or
I wringing, with the Universal Clothes Wringer at
tached; hence it cleanses ordinary linen in a few
I moments, at a single operation, and the worst parts
of collars and wristbands so effectually, that seldom
any, and never but little, rubbing is necessary
There Is no exaggeration In this statement, if tbe
machino is used according to directions.
Prices: Wringer, $9; Washer, $16. Thus a com
plete Wasber and Wringer, each the best off its cluss,
is obtained for |M. Rvery family iv the land should
CATALOGUES FOR 187 i.
As the limits of an advertisement will nut allow
"Of descriptions of the various Agricultural Imple
ments and lVl.wbii.cs we manufacture, we invito all
farmers to send us their poaU-iHce address, so that
we may ueud them our new illustrated Catalogue oi
ninety paged, which is full »». information valuablo
to every termer, and is published for gratuitous cir
culation. H. M. SMITH A CO.
no •—dAwtf Postohlco Box 8. Richmond, Va.
p lIIOU I A it
6ATK YOUR UOHKHTiip,
•tmssssssmmsmm
RELIEF FOR DEBTORS.
It Is now understood by a late decinion ol the
United States Court, that the TWO THOUSAND
DOLLAR HOMESTEAD, provided for in our new
OoriKtitution, as well as tbe FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS specified by the Bankrupt Law, are exempt
for ttie debtor and the person wbo now takes ad
vHi'tag© of tbe benign provisions of the Ilunkrup
Law. This gives tbe debtor TWENTY-FIVE HUN
DRED DOLLARS, EXEMPT BY LAW, and by the
proper proceedings in Bankruptcy be can be relioved
from the burthens of anti-war debts, and tbe debts
left by the casualties of the late war.
Persons wishing to take tbe necessary sttps, to
avail themselves of these provisions of the law, can
receive all proper information by calling on vie in my
Office, Rt (lie corner c "<*iik stud Tenth
Street*, It lch >:>omi, Va.
I have formed a business connection with Hon. L.
n. CHANDLER, and all letters of enquiry, or on
professional bus'n.-tfs of any kind, directed either to
me or to "CHANDLER A MORTON " will be prompt
ly responded to.
All professional business will be diligently attended
to by the firm in any of the Courts of tho State or
United States.
ALFRED MORTON,
Late Judge Richmond City Circuit Court.
a, « Y<c a£2fr
DISEASES OF THE
KIDNEYS AND II LAUDER
DYSPEPSIA AND RHEUMATISM,
BBT4B
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| ADIEs, J
The Victoria, or Ladies' Gem is tbu great invention
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and will purchase One
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