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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-10-25
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM,

EEas cur,d without the least shadow of doubt Vsyy
nany Of the strongly developed cases OF liberated
end deceased RS-such cases as We're never cured "
Anv othsT Incdicines-and which utterly hope
kss that the diseased persons were pronounced by ph"
Gcians and friends, to be ACTUALLY DYING.
This Balsam is VEGETABLE compound. which
Injuries any person when is used for the cure
Sf Chronic Diseases 1t possesses strong active PUR
FLYING and ALTERNATIVE properties, and such other
Indications are EssENTIALLY NECESSARY 10 cule an
Coughs and to that Veyy denticol CoUGH DISEASE
which is called by ply cians and Others and 10 really
considered to be, without the least doubt
Pulmonary Consumption.
This Balsa heals and cures ulcers in the Lungs and
GseYHn +ntsrnay certainly and easily a. that other
mek OF an earCuquu'Ao was IelI III NOW Elk.
sicord, Acton, and some other towns
Vat part of Middlesex Co. on the at
Th6TNAN lbs OF CONSUMPI1OISS
and Coughs having been cured by it. testify and prove
It's unfdiling efficacy in all diseases OF the LUNGS
THROAT, and BREAST.
We are fully of the very strong and PosIfs1e
assertions Which have made above, and would not
bOvc asserted had not also been that hs
espctdbie testimony 0nnextd Of Of the numerous
said 10 hdUS LecH Effected this BALsAM fully sws-
ain and support in all hare 0sSeytsd-e and zoe
produce as respectable tssasny Of Of many
HOPELESS Dying PERSONS, zoe publish.
BRANT"S INDIAN PULMONARY BAT.SAM cures
CONS UMPTYON, Coughs, CoidS. Splitting Of Blood,
Bleeding at the Lungs, Pain the Breast and Side
Mght. Svcats Nervous Complaints Palpitotion of tie
Heart, Female Weaknesses and COmplo'nfs Cholera In
fout,,n nuer1tpvH and C.nnnpr (0Snnlainfa
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DYING WOMAN SAVED.

We publish this of Consumption, it being one
out of the many which be adduced, to prove the
magical power life which this Balsa Possesses
friends to be in the very last stages Of the disease
ACTUALLY DYINa-and in this case SO TAR gone, that
her friends had bought the cloth her shro"d and Cthe1
burial clothes This cure was effected Mrs. Zsb0
Dykeman the wife of a respectable man residing at
Ballston Spa, Saratoga county N Y.
Mr.. Dykeman swore to the facts before Taos u
Young ESQ Justice of the peace, and editor of paper
ut Baston who certi6es to the good character OF Mr.
Dykeman, for veracity and respectable standing MI
joan Wait merchant at tho place also certihes
mans good For the full particulars OF this
pa TITS
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IMPORTANT
To owners of Horses or Cattle

DILLOW'S Celebrated Heave Cure and Uni>
versal Condition Medicine, is universally ad.
mit!ed TO be sure specific in the following
diseases in HORSES and CATTLE: In Horses
Heaves, Coughs, colds, GlandeVs. Horse-D
temper. Hide.bound. Worms, Bolts, Scurvy
and Scab: In Cattle, Bolts, Staggers, Loss OF
Cud, Hnrn-ds'emper, Black Tongue, Colds.
Coughs, sc. Oh trial these powders will be
found TO be the best renovating medicine ex-
tant for all herhiverous animals, as they ope-
rate directly lin smaller doseA) upon the secre.
tive glands and humors Of the blood and when
horses and cattle are dull and stupid, and the
hair presents rough and staring appearance,
or while they are changing thei, coat-ai snch
times few doses will be found indispensably
necessary to bring them into proper condition.
0o-Give the article trial, and il will recon.
mend itself.
Dillow's Green Ointment,
For Founder, Scratches, Mango or Scab
Diseases Of the Feet. Saddle and Harness Calls
Swelled Legs and Grease, and Tor all cases
where healing Ointment is needed.
To the Farmer. Dairyman, Wool Grower and
Groom this Ointment is an indispensable arli-
cle-in proof Of which numerous certificates oi
its efiicancy could be given hat IL il not ne
cessary, as it will stand entirely on its own
merits.
90 For certificates aud particulars, Gee cir.
culars left with agents 90
FORD s. GRANT, Sole Proprietora, Alba
ny. N Y. Price IS cents per package.
Wholesale AGENTS B A Fahnas.ock q
Co 40 John 81. New York, and Ruel 4 Cutler
50 Chatham n. Boston.
AoENva --Liichteld, J. q. Beckwi,h, j.
Canaan, @ Humphrey. Falls Village, Belden d
MlMer, West Cornwall, Pratt 4 Foster, Cora.
wall, Y w Pierce, Kent, J W lAsessoll, Sonlh
Kent, FaviloM q Segar, GaylaFd's Bridge, JohH
Gaylord. New MilfnTd. = BUaSdVnan. New p, -.
ton, D TomliNaOn and MnFehO1As & GvanAlus
Bantam Falls.P PaEkhHvsi, Goshen, A Miles 4
SON, NnFlclk, Mllla q Co., ColSbFoah, v Car.
sing,On, Winsled, g W Coo, East VILLAGE tIvln.
atedl Clark GilbesI 4 Co., v. colshEOuk. tIninH
Chair Co., Hitchcnckvlllc, " AlV0Fd, Pleasant
Valley, = Williams. New Hartford. Award &
IaFolhesa.' New HaFslnPh Centre. jain = Her.
deFanN, hakeFsville. A BAKER. ToFFlNgEwd. N
smith, WoleOltvllls. w N HHngstfosd, Nil.
ton. Wtleh 4 kilbeuFu,
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Academic School.

| THE subscriber Welding 10 the expressed
l. wishes Of some Of his turner patrons and
pupils, will open his school on Monday the
l2lh Of Nov. next, for term Of four months,
EavIng devoted much Of his time the past
year TO study Of the best modes Of instruction
he feels confident nf his ability 10 keep q
better school than sUer before.
FOT those especially who intend TO become
teachers, he thinks his SchO d will have but
few il any sGperiors, among those OF similar
kind, He think., too. from the character and
requirements Of some who are aIready engaged
as pupils. that his will be pleasant school
for both young gentlemen and ladies.
0-BoaTd may be had On reasonable terms.
Tuition al common prices.
J. CATLIN.
Mortified, Oct, 1S49.
WATERWHEEL REGULATOR.
THIS Machine is most simple m MS con.
i s!ructIon, aud made in the most subsIan-
tlal manHer. Its simplicity together with the
low p ice at which it ls offered, recommends
1t to manufacturers as the desideratum of Re-
guiators, warranted TO work well If properly
arranged for operation. on any wheel.
II. BALDWIN.
Washington. CT, March 26th, ls49.
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Geese Feathers

mHE subscribers have made arrange.
meats to keep a constant supply Of .
first rate article Of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-selecled and packed with great
care BY ourselves, in packages of from
20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish at all times
any quantity from 70 TO 1000 lbs of a quail
lily they will warrant as good as the best,
al as low prices as can be purchased of
equal quality in the State.
S. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, lS49.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

A man by the name Of RIEI. CLAP has engaged
with a young Of tbs name Of $. p. Townsend.
and uses his name 10 put up SaTSapaFilla, which
they cali Dr. TOwnsend's SaTsapaTa. denOmina l.
GENUINE. Original, etc. This Townsend is no doctor
and never was, but was Formerly worker "n rail
of Dr. for the purpose Of gaining credit for what he s
not He 10 also sending cards headed Tricks Of
Quaeks." in which he says, ! have sold the use Of
$500 If he will produce single. solitary proof Of
this This is caution the public not % he deceived
and purchase none but the GENUINE, OK!GINA!.
OLD Dr. Jacob Townsend's SnrsapaTila, having on il
the Old DIS likeness, his family coat Of arms and his
signature across the coat of arms. -
JACOB TOWNSEND,
Principal Office, lO9 Nassau st., Nee York City
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h~M. L. GRAHAM, ESQ.,, Of Saksbu-
nv Is, authorized to receive payment for
newspapers and advertisements, on ac-
connts due this Office.
G. D. wADHAMs. Esq, do, WQlcOttville.
Lyman SMITH, ESQ.,, do, Bridgcwater.
T. F. BRrNsMADE, Esq, do. Washington.
LEWIS SMTH, Esq. de-, Harwinton.
LEVI s. KNAPP, Esq, New Milford
G. b. WALLER, Esq, New Preston
Hon. LucIus CLARK, Winsted.
JOSEPH w. CoxE, West Cornwall.
Maj. P. w. Mills, Kent.
Hon. SIDNEY ENSIGN, South Canaan.
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New FOODS /!
CONSISTING Of

CONSISTING OF
nROADCLOTHS, Cassimeres. Jeans
Vestings. Shawls, Alpaccas, Par
mattas, N DeLaines. &c, &C., togeth.
~ err with a general assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
now opening by
s c. ADAMS l. co.
Litchfeld, Sept. "a
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WITH RHEUM ATI m, GOUT, NEU
w RALGIA, l.UMBAGo, BRUIsEs. SprQin
Sc. When DR.. JACKSON'S MESMERlC
RHEUMATIC LINZ MlENT is a shure cure, as
is illly provided by the hundreds of certif-
Gates that have ben received from those who
used it within the last few weeks, all Of which
may be seen by calling at the Proprietors of
flee, and q portion of them are published in
pamphlets. whiah may be had gratis of the
agents.
The proprieters challenge the world to pro.
luce its equal for the cure OF all diseases frr
which it is recommended, Pead the follow
ing certificates: "a.
Little Falls. New York, July / III, 1913.
Messrs. Steele y. observation-disclosures. Web
ster e. Graves Of Ithica. would like you to
forward case Of Jackson's Rheumatic L'ni.
ment, Immediately by Express. as there are
several customers waiting to purchase.
Mr. - Agen, for one OF our WOODEN
Factories, has had the Rheumatism Tor sever
al years. told him OF the mahy cures your
Liniment had performed and gave him The last
bottle had in my trunk. He tried it, and
experienced an immediate sense Of relief In
about an honr the pain again returned, and was
again relieved by applying the Linment !
same away tho next morning, but there are
several other persons a, Ithica. afflicted in the
| came wa, who are waiting 10 try il, and who
have no doubt will experience similar re-
lief by attending promptly to the above you,
will much oblidse, Your Obdt' ervt.
II. Martin s. Co. Propretors, successors to
". A. Steele Co. Price so cents
D. ], Martin and A. Hall travelling Agents
f,r New England States and Nsw York.
II have been fnv several years troubled with
tickling cough, which commenced the mo-
ment lay dewn at night, and robbed me OF
many hours Of sleep. Hearing oi the grea,
aumher of cures wrought by Dr.. Stones On
| ford Diops. I sent over to Oxford and parcha
! sed e pint bottle Of them. They have never
! Jailed TO cure me when attacked, and are so
soothiNg TO the 'hreat, that their effect upon
1 my cough - immediate; would not he with
1 out them for any consideration. ] have also
heard Of many other cases where they have GU.
\ red tbs most obstinate cough.
4 PETER HALL. Wallingford. Ct.
| The following certificate is from ono Of the
4 first Merchants in the city Of New York.
"Having been afflicted at various times with
| a most obstinate Diarrhoea, which all the re-
! NEEDLES employed seemed powerless to check
/ | have experienced immediate relief by tn
use Of the "Oxiord Drops" My complaint wa
1 arrested, and al tha same time my system re-
stored to heal,hful and regular state by thi
invaluable medicine. ABIJAH FISHER,
81 Broad st.. New York,
P.S.-Thls medicine is a positive prevent
i've and the surest clre yet discovered for TIL
Cholera, Price 81 i-2.
| AGENTS-Drug store, Litchfeld; Eli Cur,
tie. Wa,ertown; p II Skidnnre. Bethlemt Wm
l. Smedley, South Farms.
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BR1DCERoRr AND New York

k5RIDGERORT AND NEW 1ORh'
Leave Bridgeport at 80 A M 80 p M and
4.3O P M. Leave New York at 7.l5 NJ A M
and PM. The O'Clock A M Train from
New York connects with the Housatonic THO
train. and the 8 o'clock M Train FROM New
York connec Ia with the New Milford Train.
BRtpGEpoRr AND New Haven.
Lave Bridgeport at 10 80 A M, ePM and
53aPM. Thee o'clock M Train FOR Sew
Haven takes passengers from the housa'onic
Tain, and arrives 10 New fieven IN season 'or
the Cars on the Hartford Railroad, The IS
A.MTrain FROM New Maven connectswith the
Nsusatofffc Train fot. Albany, and the a ,'etE
Train from New Haven esAReets with The New
Milford Train.
Bridgeport, Troy, Albany and New
Haven.
Passengers fem Troy and Albany for Bridge"
pory. New York and New Haven. OF FOR Sta
tiaus on the Housasonie and the New Haven
Railroads, take the Cars Of the Western Bait.
road leaving East Albany, at Fo'cleck 4 81,
change Cars at State Lias, snd arrive OF Brfase>
oovi al l.3O r NJ. at New Haven at 2.30 p ~
and New York at 4.l0 p II.
Retuaing-Passeng arrive at State Line
in time TO take the Cars on the Western r. r..
for Pitts6eld, Springfield, Hudson and Albany.
STAGES run In cennec.
with the Cars to
S25l Lee, Lenox, Old Stock
70 HsskE = . wbridge, Curtisville, VIM
sted Sharon, Goshen. Norfolk, Ltchheid
Woodbury., Danbury, Bethel, Pittsteld. &c &c
ars-No Agent Of this Company is authorized
"a AXE charge Of Specie. Bank Notes or vaiu-
able paper or to receive them LOT Transports
ton on any conditions.
~ C, A. KIRTL AND. Superintendent.
Bridgeport, April lS49 d"
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SHE COULD NOT SLEEP IN BED.

Mr.. James WINS, merchant and miller of Kirkland,
Lake Co., Ohio wrote, Sept. 18TH 1885, that BRANr's
PULMONARY BALsAM was eHectng some astonishing
in that vicinity in particular, tho
wife of his head miller She had been diseased for ov.
years, and her husband had spent almost all his
earnings in paying DOCTORS and in trying all kinds Of
medicines, but to purpose She had not laid slept
her bed for several years. In consequence OF her dis
but now after using fesO bottles of Brants Put
monary Bas0r she could lie and enjoy sleep in her bed
"a well as ever she could
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messrs. Pratt & Foster. merchants of West Corn.
"oll, Conn called on u. at New York, April sst ls4z
less Of COasunption in their town, that
other cough medicine could be sold there that had
and all the friends said must die. One gentleman. In
particular FAR gone that his physician told him
1t useless to take any more medicine. He then,
When hops let, began to take Brants Besam--
got Well-and i now as well a. he ever Mas
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North American
R.aTExTE! EE.REk.Nc.aTOR,

a safe and positive 70
medys this article 10 nc
hu'nhng or imposition, but
one Of the most safe and
etieclaal Rat Extermina-
NAnA .m~m k...
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TO RENT, OR FOR SALE.

TO RENT, OR FOR SALE.
It THE TAVERN STAND situa
M ated in Terryvile, Litchfield Coun-
HsSHe ~ owned bv Gaius f. Warner, Of
hkliR New Haven, is for sale, The
pair, and will be sold low.
AIso-A FARM OF FORTY ACRES with
House Barn, and Out Buildings; situated on
what is called T',wn Hill, and about one mile
southerly from said Ia, ern Stand.
Said Farm consists Of Meadow, Pasture,
Wood and Plough Land and will be sold at a
bargain.
Terms ofpayment for both, or either of said
places made easy.
krFor particulars, reference NAV he had to
the Subscriber at Terryville, Agent for the sale
or renting Of the same. ,o,
Dee. Al. tf3l
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Doctors could give NO Help

Mr.. VIM D. jennings merchan. at Pierpont Centre,
Ashabula Co., Ohio wrote to us, October 3d. 1e4e and
stated cure OF Cons which the Of BnANrs
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM had effected in Mr.. VAR
sought relief from the be. physicians and Numerous oS
medicines but found none, for the fatal hand of that
unreentng monster Consumption had taken fast hold
his vitals, and destroying and facilitating
his body that he skeletoa He givcR
up by his physician, and all friends who would
inhobu grave But even in this last extremity,
strange and marvellous may seem, yet 1t s true,
that the use OF only fUe bottles of BRANTs INDIAN
Pulmonary BALsAM has uncnched the hand of tho
destroyer and restored Mr. Crockett to health and no
Is now HEALTHY, HEARTY, RUGGED MAN.
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BELIEVED IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE.

Mr. T. s. Terry merchant, Byron, Genesee County,
Y wrote Aug. "a. 1916: fronts Medicine is doing
wonders here-it has cured of Consumption that
all the physicians had sad mast die. When he com
nenced taking Brants Medicine he could net raise hs
hand to his head he bsd at the lungs and every symp
tom seemed to indicate that he must die but aston
shng to all, he is able to labor and rides all
the county He used only five bottles will also show
you when visit the city Of New York in the spring.
what great th.Es Brent has done for me 1t has also
cured yeung lady Of Consumption in Orleans county,
which her father dociar cnnd eura.
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Bridgeport. Troy, Albany and New
Haven.

STAGES run IN cennec'
d N=Ation with the Cars to
n Lee, Lenox, Old Stock
- s9akE ls ~ mhridRe. CnrtisYille. Win.
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Mr.. w. Chapman, merchant Middlebury, state Of
Vermont stated to us that his was afflicted with
Arng al the ngs and after all other remedies failed,
and his physicians said he ,ponla d' he made Of
Brants Isdsan Pulmonary Bassm, which soon restored
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REMEDY

CHOLERA-ANTl-C1 CHOLERA REMEDY
's only few days since this unrvalled preparation first
brought to the notice othe medical faculty by whose
sterling merits and extensive medical requirements, in all
npon the roll of fame was first offered to the public and
SURPRISING may appear, has acquired reputation
among hundreds that have made Of it, at unpa-
ralleed and Unprecedented and this has done solely by
its intrinsic and by its prompt action and eecua
cure of DIARRHCEA and DYSENTERY even where
the disease ofhe alarming character but the
best test and one which will prove the fact beyond dis
pue for the afflicted tryit and see for themselves
So try one and all. 1t can be had Of the proprietor
E. ]. PlCOT,
lie ID dim Corner opposite the Old Market.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
By Magnetic Telegraph.
OF THE RICHMOND TINES.
NEW York. Aug. 4.P.

New YoRK, Aug. A, P. M.
MARKETs-The foreign news has unsettled the market
for Breadstufs The Cotton market, however, has be-
come quite firm, and holders begin to think of putting
prices up.
Probable loss Of California bound oesselThe schr.
Ferdinand which sailed from Baltimore for California, on
the Oath February last reported have been lost at sea-
and all on board two sailors excepted have found wa
terry grave This is mere report and needs continuation
BALTIMORE MARKETS, August 4, P. M.
The oregnnew has caused decline in the price of
WHEAT, sales of red having been made to-day at 1903
cents.
Corn shkewise depressed We note sales Of white and
yellow at 20 cents per bushel
Howard street FLOUR continues TO sell al SIS IS per bb
though the demand is moi very active.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

LEASE OF VALUABLE MAIN STREET
PROPERTY. = TO CONTRACTORS A rare
That valuable lot ofground E. Main street. few doors
below the Old Market, the North side will be leased
running back to an aley-the whole capable offormng
two elegant and spacious stores
For further particulars see advertisement under the
ton head. GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

NORTH CARo11NA-The only returns have are by
telegraph. In Moore county, Debery, Wing, has 525
votes; Caldwell, Loco, 545 The district is Wing by
1000 In the Raleigh district, Ashe, regular Loco
doubt elected over Reid, Independent In Granville
tya despatch the Union claims gain OF 10 for We
nable over his Wing competitor Nash"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

FLETcHER's HAIR ToN1c.--Ths excellent article tor
preserving and beautfyng that essential part OF mans
composition, his chair" is attaining popularity that
FLETCHER anticipated it would arrive at.
Most Of our good looking girls their glossy tresses
and dandes their silky locks, to its wonderful efficacy
in removing dandu and causing grow healthy as
any other vegetable.
fghu heads are the objects Of the laughter and wit OF
your associates je 26
BATHING-Cold hot and shower Baths, all hours, at
the American Hote-enranee on 18th street Single
baths 25c.; FIVE tickets 81, or thirty dcketsfo SIS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

GEN TAYLoR's VISIT TO PENNsYLvANIA--The editors
of the Pisburg Gazette Wednesday received the fol-
lowing Geographic despach from Governor Johnston;
HARRISBURG, Aug !, l849.
Editors of the Pittsburg Gazette:
President Taylor and myself will be happy to meet the
citizens OF Allegheny county Saturday evening the 18th
OF August. w. +. JOHNSTON;
A despatch from Washington states that Gen. Taylor
leaves on the 10th for Lancaster, Pa
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY GEORGE ]. SUMNER.
M EASE OF PROPERTY Ar Arcrr,

n EASE OF PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
IA On MONDAY afternoon, the 9th OF August, at 5
o'clock, will lease to the highest bidder for snteen gears
the lot on Main street. between 18th and 18th Streets upon
cuped by Henry Karr, by Peter Detorest, and the
other vacanhe property OF Georgiana l. Charter and
Lucy A Charter The houses will be sold for cash. to be
removed by the LIST September the rent Of the ground to
be paid half yearly and the lessee will berequTed pay
all the taxes upon the lot during the lease.
]. B. KEESEE, Guardian of
G. L, Charter and Agent for Lucy A. Charter
Sale conducted by GEO. J. SUmyEE, Auct
Iv3l-dtds
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H5D6h BAGS Rio, Java and Maracaibo COFFEE
O@OP receiving and in store, for sale.

yN jas. WINSTON.
N PAINE & Co., MANAGERS OF LOTTE-
heretofore attended Panes Lotteries is still continued and
the old established management OF D. Paine & Co
tnues 10 lead all others We wish to be borne in mind
last years than all other arrangements have sent in
the last five years The whole Of $780, 900 sold and paid by
sold BY ali others in the last three yearshey have sent
in addition within the last few months the Grand Capital
of $26 OO0 000 % Co., 10000 of 10000, and many
other smaller ones
All ordess vii meet prompt attention if directed
them OF c. w. PURCELL & CO.,
Richmond Va
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~ NO CURE--NO PA Y!--If your hair is falling
off or turning grey, FLETCHER at the American, guaran-
tees to prevent it. or make charge. Fletchers Tonic
not only destroys danduf but makes the coarsest hair
soft and plyable Try it, Price so cents per bottle.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
Hiram Roberts, collector, Savannah Georgia, Uice Will
liam B. Bulloch, removed.
BRYAN Morell, naval officer Savannah Georgia, Uice
Jacob de la Motta, removed
William P. White, appraiser Savannah, Georgia, 0ice
William Mackey, removed.
John c. Clark of New York. to be First Auditor OF the
Treasury vice William Collins removed-Nat Int