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Lieut.. VI. F. MAURY, Of Virginia.


Lieut.. VI. F. MAURY, Of Virginia.
Vice Presidents:
Gov. c. c. Clay, of Alabama;
w. F. Mason, of Mississippi;
Willoughby Williams, of Tennessee;
Col. r. F. w. Aston, of South Carolina;
DIR. D. Jameson, of Georgia;
Col Maunsel White, of Louisiana;
Gov. Thomas S. Drew, of Arkansas;
Ashbel Smith, Of Texas;
Ashton Johnson, of Missouri;
w. NJ Hall, of Illinois;
Col. BENZ E. Gray, Of Kentucky;
Col. John J. TreZevant, of Virginia
Joseph II. Thompson, of Pennsylvania
L. L. Robinson, Of New York.
Secretaries:
Richard w. Walker, of Alabama;
Alexander H. Arthur, of Mississippi;
Edward J. Carroll, of Tennessee;
G. A. Price, of South Carolina:
Alexander Walker, of Louisiana;
Lambert J. ReardOn, Of Arkansas;
Edward w. Upshaw, of Texas;
Abraham Fenly, Jr., Of Missouri;
Henry J. Eastin, Of Kentucky.
The delegates present from Louisiana, were
John NJ. Bell, Maunsel White, John C. Larue, n.
M. Cohen, 5. c. Reid, JE, A. Walker, w. L
Mcknight, }. D. B. DeBow, William Walker, R.
}. Ward, Prof. &. 9. FOrshey, James A. Lusk
The Alabama delegation was composed Of
Nicholas Davis, Nicholas Davis, Jr., c. c. Clay,
DR.. Thomas Fearn, Samuel Ragland, Gen B. MI
Lowe, Isham II. Fennel, John w. CLAY, A. E
Mills, A. NJ: Hopkins, g. T. Jones, J. B. Jordon
s. ID. Weakley, r. w. Walker, James Kew, Isaac
Love, S. J. Ragland, Jr., p. J. Watkins, A. A.
Burleson, Alex. PattisOn, Jr, Walker REYNOLDS
W. B. Mcclellan, J. A. Campbell, Charles Ii
Baron, +. l.. Owen, g. N. Stewart
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G7- Ex-Governor Morehead, DIR. Watson, State
Librarian, Gen. Hinton, State Treasurer, and Col.
Taylor, OF North Carolina, were appointed by the
Legislature of that State, at its last session, as
committee to superintend the construction of a Luz
matte Asylum" and are now in New York, where
they have proceeded for the purpose of examining
and inspecting similar institutions and selecting
the most eligible plan.
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HEALTH OF THE CITY OF CHARLEsToN.-Ths
report of the Board &C Health makes the deaths for
the week ending on Saturday, the goth inst, only
a. and the deaths by strangers fever were but 10.
The new cases, according to the Mercury, are few
or nons, and although the disease may not ahao'
lateIy disappear IIll Cost Il has ceased 70 excite
attention,
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rim, of the 9th ult gives the following account of
the persons excluded from the Papal amnesty:
Members of the Provisional Government, 9; mem
bers of the Constitutional Assembly, 200; triumvirs
and ministers, (Mazzini excepted, who is not Ro-
man, II; commanders of different corps, "A; per-
sons amnested in 1916, and especially excluded by
the present amnesty, 5000; officials under prosseu-
ton, 1000; the corps of gendaTmes now dissolved,
5000; total 1925.
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OF The weather of this week has given us little
foretaste of winter It has been clear calm, sunny
and delightful Had there been any cotton on the
limbs of the cotton stalks this would have been
glorious picking week. but all of the picking weeks
of this season are with the past. While the mild
atmosphere has seemed to invite us to harvest,
such pleasant promise has vanished so soon as our
eyes have rested on the cotton fields There is no
more OF harvest-no more Of the remnant of one
there now-than we would expect TO find in the
hleakness of an expiring year. COncordia IRteli-
genCGr. Oct u
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Our correspondence shows what progress was
made in the Convention on the 23d and 24th
From the Memphis papers we copy some further
details of the proceedings.
The following is list of the permanent officers
of the Convention, unanimously appointed, on the
recommendation Of the Committee on Organize
ton:
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN - CLairuoyance. - Some
days before the intelligence of Sir John Frankn's
safety reached England, the Manchester Examiner
published letter, detailing an interview held with
a clairvoyant, in which the fate of franklin was
sought for. 1t is odd. that. although the subject
was an extremely illiterate person, she gave as
surance of his safety, and designa led on the map
the spot where he was to be found, which cores
ponds with the place where he has been found
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or 1t would appear that quite severe earth.
quake took place in the Sandwich Island group on
the llth of September. The Polynesian says:
The EARTHoUAKE.-Aceounts from the wind
ward represent the shock experienced in this town
on the morning of the llth inst, as being one Of
the most severe recolected by the oldest inhabi.
5ant OF Maui; and unusually so also, on Hawaii
we do not hear that any special eruption has
taken place at kilanea, but how immense must
have been the effort, and how violent the thrOe,
that could thus, at the instant Of tlmes have
shaken the three largest islands Of the group, eX'
tending over distance Of three hundred miles
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NATIONAL THANKSGIVING. - The New York
Evangelist earnestly urges the propriety of a Ma
tional Thanksgiving for the alb undance of the past
season, and the passing away of the cholera. The
deep and general regard paid to the Presidents
call to the nation to bow itself in hum iatiOn and
prayer makes its certain that no W, when barn and
granary are full, and the dreadful scourge of dis
ease has gone, it would be most grateful to their
feelings to offer up as one mass, solemn thanks
giving for the goodness of Providence
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FRENCH CHAMBERs-The following is the re-
suit of the ballots for the place of President of the
Assembly:-M. Dupin, senior, 379; M. Mitcel (ds
Bruges, Red) 1O7; NJ Daru, 81. Number of vo-
tiers, 379; absolute majority, 24O In consequence,
NJ Dupin, senior, is nominated President of the
Assembly from Oct. 3, 1919, to Jan. /, 1850.
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The STAMMERING TRAGEDAN.-Mr. Rogers,
the Z" Stammering Tragedian," as he is called, has
been engaged, at the Arch street (Philadelpha)
theatre. Mr.. Rogers is described in the Philadel-
Phia Evening Bulletin, as afflicted with most ex-
crucating impediment of speech in conversation +;
and yet, upon the stage, his diction is fluent and
unimpeded. There is no hesitation, no irregular
pauses, nothing to show that he is not one of the
most gifted in the use and facility of language.
Those who witness his easy and eloquent progress
in his professional efforts only, cannot be made to
realize the terrible condition into which he is
thrown by simple attempt to converse in the
street, 1t is this extraordinary fact that has made
him, in Baltimore, quite the lion of the day.
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Gs- A recount of the votes for Governor in the
late Vermont election shows that Coolidge lacked
1859 votes of being elected, instead of only SO.
He was, however, elected by the Legislature.
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AndreW8'S New York Cheap Store,
New Stock of Fan and winter Goods

New Stock of Fail and Winter Goods.
WE are now receiving, per daily arrivals full and
w complete assortment of the following;
Plain .
VERY handsome soolOped Edged "
IRISH LINENS, all qualities
Gathmeres and MOusseUe de LANES;
LEANS. Blankets, QUILTS and FLANNELS;
EMBROIDERIES and LACE GOODS;
Bonnet, Cap and Belt RIBBONS
Plain, Satin and Lutestring do.
BALLOONS and BINDING;
Plain Black and COlO'ed MERIEO SIIAWLS:
WOQLEN SHAWLS, every variety;
Scotch and Birdseye DIAPERS:
Linen and DOmestlc SHEETINGS, all widths;
" French CALICOE3; "A Turkey Red do:
Merrmack and Fail River PRINTS. new styles:
Fine French WORKED COLLARS;
All styles Of Printed DE LANES.
kieh WateTed and Striped POULT DE SOLE;
Heavy Luste Block MattOni LUTESTRING;
3JO dozen Very Superior co FTDN HOSE:
Grass Linen HANDKERCHlEFS:
Worked JACONETS and Null INSERTIONS:
MOURNING GOODS, every variety:
COates's SPOOL THREAD.
Together with full assortment of Cotton Cords. Linen
bTaids, Luen Threads Silk BTsids and Watch. Guards
Buttons Pins, Needles, Tapes Stay Bindings. Silk Cotton
and Linen Stay Ldcess Ladies' Silk and Kid Glgaes ETC.
The above Goods all selected in NswYoAt at rates
that Will enable them 10 sell at LOWER RATES than the
City Dealers generally.
ANDREWS NEW YORK CHEAP STORE
Octou jHha AID s. Charles Streets
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Brooklyn Warehouse Company.

THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
Il PERs is CALLED to the Brooklyn Fire prOef Ware
houses at the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt
Of Produce from the West and Merchandise from the
North, intended for Tshipment Having 1900 feet frontage
on the River, with whaTves front of the Warehouses; BY
which goods are Immediately conveyed. without drayage
or exposure to the heather, ample will be found Of
the dsohHTgng of Steamers and lOadng of Sips Charges
are fixed at very low rates, las per ar and every
mediation offered to Merchants in the City and Shippers in
the Upper COuny-t being the wish of the Company 10
equal the cOnvenenCes Of the Atlantic Dock Of New York
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise are
invited to visit the premises, Occ IA P0ydras street
Nel1 Orleans. THAYER & Co. AGENTS
R. +. NICHOLS. OS3 an
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4 CHuRcR BURNER.-A nan RsHsd H. Holt,
charged with fslns 81 Paula Church, Cleveland,
be- hssa eBmhiiisd Iel Iiah
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FAIRFIELD (VA.) RACEs-Fottrth Dav-AIile
heats, for a Silver Plate-S5-There were only
three entries in this raee-and the track being ex-
ceedingly heavy, from the rains of the past two
days, the betting was attended with much uncer-
tainty, and the knowing ones " fought rather shy
of any particular horse, all three being considered
fast, on fair course, although each one had his
hackers. AT the start, Beverly and Lone Star went
of well together, at a rapid stride, Newman Noggs
trailing well up until entering the quarter stretch,
when, at the call of his rider, Noggs challenged
his adveFsaries, Tapped and passed them, winning
the heat. For the second heat, Lone Star was
drawn and Noggs won the race. Time, l:55-l:57t
Second Race.-A fine Saddle the priZe-S5 en-.
tranos-Mile dash-This race was won by A. M.
Payne's horse, Mr. BeIcher's horse having boltsd.
am unable to give the time.
To-day the weeks races wind up with Mule
race, for q Saddle, entrance S5-and q second
yaesl tnE another Saddle, free Cor anything. 0I
paAgssi the leaa'eaFed tFtba y will RF,yA kitFaeb
iyssAHt6fFsEs 6HaSHei hieAMbad RsgGtsisaa,
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LOUISVILLE RAcEs.-IHId Day, Friday, Oct
19.-Purse 500; Mile heats-best three in five
in harness. for trotters that never went for money
The following was the result:
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This was preceded by match race, one mile out
The great iour-mile trotting-race, which was to
come off on Tuesday, 23d inst, and not on Mon
day as heretofore stated has closed with five entries
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DAlLYFYtesH Csnsa Heat, payable vsskv
o. Elght DoaTs per JeahAf yearly quarterly Al lie
saine ratea-in advance Single copies, Faps Cea.
The once vii receipt for al subscriptions preceding
HE mEEhLf CkEsCBT will beiunisbe3to subscribers
atI1kEE DO1lARS per year; clubt more, d.
Eecied to the same POoce, Two DDars and Fty Gers
Poatpaers and others may Agents
send orders paid for ten eop will copy addition
Tor their compensation. Payable dpace Sip
papers packages WTapperH Ire Office Of %
licatpn, No. 9s 81. Charles street, - -
SBYEkTlsEhEhIHno xseeding hines in AFatefvus
g for the hrst nierioD and every ~
ter3n Those Of greater length proportion he
sseond page, Of ten lines IN type, 81 sachinsson
published Weeky ormoDv
charged 81 for every kA liberal
discount made 70 these who advertise By the year.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

PUBLISHED EVERY DAT-sUNDAYs ExcEPTED-
BY A. H. HAYES 90.
Ofiee--NOs 90 st. Charles street.
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Black Bombazines, Alpacas and Orleans, fine;
Black Mousseine de LANES, Black Baieges, all quRss
Black Silks Widows Silks Lace Wells and HandkerChiels
Black Embroidered Cambria Handkerchief;
Black Printed BOrdere1 Handkerchief;
Black and White Lawns Black and White Calieoes;
English COuded Calico Black aud White Chino GinEbams
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Gnghams;
Black Grapes, Black Arophanes and Widows Grapes;
White Grape and Arophanes Black Silk TuIle
Real Lodi Plain Black Calicoes, etc etc
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Memphls oonve ntion.

TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 30, 1s4o.
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THOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARITIES STREET.
s" On the first day Of November ne tive remove the
Store No p ChaTtres street, directly opp oct5
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M tuNHHmFffpN BESARs:EH ssE If'a
ar NAPHIIi4.-DR. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP
Of NArHTHA-Ihe great remedy for Consumption, De-
cline, Asthma Splitting Of Blood, Night Sweats, Husky
throat, Wasting of the Flesh, Bronchitis Coughs Colds
and all diseases OF the chest and lungs
This celebrated preparation is pleasant to the TASTE and
is so speedy in its operations that patients plainly feel its
good effects in MINUTES after taking the FIRST DOSE
When Dr. Hastings had discovered the virtue of Naph-
tina four years ago, he announced in private circular to
number of distinguished physicians in various parts OF
England, with request that they would put its medical
properties to the test and report accordingly The result
host of testimonials Of the most favorable character
nearly all OF winch agreed III certifying that no medicine
they had ever used could bear any comparison with it in
relieving hacking coughs, curing darrhua and stopping
night sweats 1t was also generally remarked to have a
wonderful effect IN increasing the appetite, aoeight and
PHt Of patentS; and to be powerfully efficient remedy
III Bilious and Astimac diseases OF these testimonials
winch were all published at the time, the MedicatRe
cofaef NINE spoke OF its extraordinary influence in
OF Consumpllon-each corroborating Dr. Hastings OPT
non that he had actually discovered the great secret so
long and vanly sought for, namely, preparation that
would stop the formation OF Tubucles The lungs re-
move those already formed, and thus the fatal
OF all maladles and which had previously been regarded
| as being altogether incurabIc. Dr. Williamson of Man
chester thus writes:
"Under its influence, have seen the emaciated being
whose brow death had seemed to have set his seal &C
qre inauguration aud strength; and exchange his early
morning OF intense suffering and distressing cough for the
calm repose which alone accompanies sound health"
Dir Ware, OF Liverpool, says regard Hastings Sy-
rup OF Naphtha OF the first medical discoveries OF
any age and consider its agency in curing Consumption
established beyond all doubt question: Dr. BOYD
of Lancaster, Halls the great eonslnptve antidote
and cule and DIR. Hamilton, OF Bath pronounces 'e
only known remedy which may be relied on for removing
Iubercules from the Lungs and preventing formation Of
Others"
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPH-
TIA now being used in nearly all hospitals, and is
also coming into rapid among all our best physicians
for coughs, colds and all diseases Of the lungs 1t has
been recommended in the of consumption by
the celebrated physician, Dr. Mott of New York; and
DR.. Arnold OF Savannah, Ga writing to the agent at
New York under date Of January 30, 1siS says g" re-
ceived the half dozen Hastings Naphtha Syrup ordered
ingredient Enclosed is twenty-five dollars for which you
will send me two dozen and half bottles. have Two
patients i'll the Marine Hospital, whom think will be be-
| nelitled by it."
| Price 81 per eior sale in Richmond by
j. H. EUSTACE & SON
PURCELL, I4ADD & co.
NH 2-3m JAS. ?. DUVAL. & Co
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22---Clealed, schrs Mary Willis,
Hollmgshead Richmond; Joseph Franklin, Creighton,
Norfolk and Richmond
EDGARTOWN, Oct 1--Schr Delaware, Glover,
from Virginia for Weymouth, before reported as being
ashore Cape Page, got off the afternoon OF the
10th, will sail The first wind after Tomorrow She had to
discharge her cargo of coal.
NORFOLK, Oct. 22-Amived schr American Sailor,
Harris Richmond
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Magnetic Telegraph,
LATER AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND TIMES.

LATER AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
FRANCE.
The French Government Disauoos ~ Poussin's Con-
duct-M Bots LecOmpt appointed Minister to the
IT, Suites France and England JOINTLY infe,pose be-
tipeen Russia and Turkeu
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22-P. NJ
The very latest intelligence up to the moment oil the
and published in New FORK. Dates from London to the
9TH, by express, contain the following highly important
news:
The Faris MOnitem says the French Government
tirey dlsavows NJ Poussins conduct towards the Govern
ment ofthe United States.
"lhe same Journal also announces the appointment OF
M. Bots Lecompt to succeed M. Poussin at Washington
M Lecomp at present represents the French Republic al
Turin and will be succeeded at that court by NJ Lucien
Murat
"The French and English Cabinets have united in a
JOINT the Gar which has already been dispatched
to st Petersburg relative Turkish affairs 1t is be-
leved in well informed circles that the Of this note
will prevent collision between Russia and Turkey
vienna journals say that 500 Hungarians, at Wild
den, had surrendered to the Turkish troops.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Oct. %, P. NJ.
FLouR.-The prices current Saturday rule to-day
CoRN-Sales at GO 62 cents per busIel.
WHEAT-No change to note in prices.
NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct. 90, P M.
BREADsTUFFs--'The market to day is somewhat dulIe
than Saturday. though have no change to note il
prices.
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The APPREEENDED DuET.-'I'is affair came out under
new face on Saturday. Mr.. Lanahan having posted a
handful in answer to the pacard Of Mr. Spence in which,
whilst refusing to fight Mr. S. the ground that he was
not gentleman he minated his willingness meet any
gentleman who might espouse his cause the gage dc
comba was taken up by MIR Roswell Russell, the second
OF Mr. Spence, who challenged MIR. Lanallan and the
parties said to have left town with the of settling
the matter with pistol and ball. This the received
version OF the affair Saturday, but whether it is fact
notion, mixture OF both, have means oil knowing
The whole matter must permitted to say supreme
y rdicnous and sso viewed by the community generally;
and we have doubt that the parties concerned could be
made OF little fthe rdlcule which they have ex-
cited, they would drop the matter at once.
Bait. Aauer. of Mondag.
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POPULAR REM DIES.--The most nonnlar re

POPULAR X MEDIE S. 49, The most popular re-
NEEDLES OF the present day those which cleanse and pu
rty the blood and which known be innocent in their
and having recourse Bleeding in disease are now,
hoped, going out of fashion, and Vegetable remedies will
be soon the popular medicine Then BrandrethS Vege-
table Universal Pills will be used and appreciated They
ere known benefciay every part of the body be-
ing taken upby the chye they pass into the blood which
they purify, and shouldh be remembered they ony remove
those parts from the blood which the cause ofnlam
NATION ordsease Of any kind Nothing equal 10 Kidding
the vtiaed mnnors with vegetable medicine of this kind
which eighty four years have proved do injury
but always good.
Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office al Broadway ew
York other offices in New York
M. BRANCH Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. | east Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planters be supplied at New
ork prices.
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MONEY MATTERS, TRADE, &c.

The New York Post of Saturday afternoon, says
Money is still plentiful, and remain easy, with an
increasing supply Of paper Short dated paper however,
Is more scarce The rate per cent and 6a6a for pa
per OF from three to six months date, and to for long
paper.
Money continued very plentiful in London Loans on
call per cent and discounts paper 24a2i per cent
with an active demand at those rates. Consos are firm
92a per cent.
The lear OF rupture between Russia and Turkey at-
tected the French funds the first announcement to the
extent oil 2 per cent.
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.
nNILGIRLE AND YALMARLE REAL ~

EINTft'FB v ALLIE RTA i, ES-
IA TATE, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF the trust
in eonfided will sell at auction, on 1U ESDAY the
10th November, the premises at o'clock F. NJ that
very valuable and deaby located property situated north
18th street the East and by the property Of Col Car
nngon, DR.. Maupin and Mr. Caske, the West; which
will be divided into Lots, The unnproved por-
Streets into six building lots of &c feet front each on 18th
street extending LOG feet westwardy in the rear to an
alley 2Oteet wide; and the remaining fourth OF the square
embracing the residence situated the corner of CLAY
and 18th Streets in ot fronting on Clay street liz
feet and extends in rear 18th street. $50 feet to an
alley l6 feet wide, the property Of the late Judge P N
Nicholas
TERMS Onet third OF the purchase in cash. the balance
in two equal payments at and IL months for satisfactory
negotiable paper the title to be held till last paymentb
made.
A plat OF the division may be seen at the office
Messrs. Dunlop Moncure q Co.
I ne SIM s NICHOLAS, Trustees
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DIR: UPMAM's VEGETABLE ELEcrUA.

DIR. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUA-
RY, OR INTERNAL REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
TRIUMPHANT! 10000 Gases Cured in tie Past
Year This medicine is warranted to all cases of
Piles either bleeding blind, internal external and all
inammatoy diseases found in conjunction with the piles
.nsuch as
CHRONIC DYSENTERY, WEAKNESS AND
lNFLAMMA ALTON OF the SPINE, falling of the bowels,
womb &c, that females particularly subject to- under
peculiar circumstances; for which many certificates could
be given Of speedy and etlectual cmesbu deeacy for
bids their publication.
SEVERE AND HABITUAl. COSTIVENESS,
flow OF blood to the head dyspepsia ulceraon istulas
mfammalon OF the stomach, find speedy cure in Dr.
Uphams Electuary. 1t is internal remedy and eures
by its action on the above named diseases
UNIVERSAL CoMMENDATIoN.-From every city, town
and village where D Upham's Vegetable Pile Eectaary
has been introduced the most gratifying intelligence OFF
effects have been received by the proprietor In hundreds
OF instances has rumphed over which were deem
ed incnrable
TAKE NOTICE,-T w. DYOTT e SONS No
1872 North Second street Philadelphia hereby appoint
ed sole agents for the sale OF Dr. A Uphams File Flee
tuary, to whom all orders must be addressed 1t also
TOR sale by Druggists generally throughout the United
States
~ For general list OF agencies refer to the Advertise
ment OF Standard Med enes under the head OF the Good
Samaritan IN 'DYorr'S ORACLE OF lIEALrn." se4