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THE ATLANTICS NEWS-EXTRAORDINAR TIE,
IEGRapHIE FEAT

mrr Atlantic received here this morning The wires
by the Picayune a, o'clock and 80 minutes, being the
quickest dispatch before known Ii was Immediately
made public on The Picayune bulletin and afterwards pub
shed in their evening edition. The is regarded un
r.vn IN .-
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SAVE YOUR OLD RAGS.-The price OF printing , papsr
dva,red fleeu per cent. within the past thIee mons
90 occount of the scarcity Of rags Save your od rags
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIE

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE.
BUFFALO, n. Y, May l3.-The building on Main street
occupied by the banking house OF Robinson Il Co.. and
Robert Cobb undergoing REPAIRS has Just caved in and the
roof with thing every story carried through TO
The ground number Of persons are buried IN the runs
and il feared that fifteen 10 twenty workmen, and some OF
the occupants of tie upper story have pershed All now
confusion und excitement and several hundred men are at
work clearing away The ruins.
DESPATCH.
BUFFALO, May l3th-Five men have Eecn taken ont oil
the ruins alive one with his leg badly crushed and otherwise
severely injured Three dead bodies have also been recover
cd one Of whom John Huord master carpenter whose
head crushed.
Whilst digging in the man felt his hand tightly
csned by SOME beneath The ruins After clearing
some of the rubbish boy discovered ammed between
The mbers His George kinsley and ne was hnal-
y relieved and is injured internally but hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery.
The fire department organized for the nights
work and supposed that about fifteen are still buried be
meath the ruins all believed be dead the tmbers brick
and rubbish piled up thcky and solid from the cellar 10
tho second story The cxcitemen. Is intense and the friends
and relatives of the killed and wounded weeping and
waing around the ruins.
BUFFALO, MAY 1.-THE loss on the building which fell
last night estimated SIS O0O The loss OF lite has been
much exaggerated
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GEO. F.. RIvEs, Sec'y.

Col VIM Scott Haynes who figured % ' Ds, " He He
uas = native OF Bedford, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.-Fhis body
now holding s session in the Rev. Dr FuieIs Churcn
corner OF Paca and Saratoga sec,s Baltimore Is attended
by large number Of dregales from mayiand yfgnla ~
CaroInu South Carolina Georgia, Alabama Mississippi,
Teonessee Kentucky Louisiana and The District OF Column
bIa The convention permanently organized FRIDAY
morning by the election Of the following officers: PRESIDENT
Rev B. C. Howell OF Virginia; Vice Presidents, Rev DI
T. Fuller Of Baltimore Rev B. Je'er OF virginia rev W.
Buck OF Tennessee and Judge Thomas Stocks OF Geor-
gia Treasurer c. w. Presley of Charleston: Secretaries
Rev w c. Crane of Mississippi and Mr. H. h Eiyson OF
Richmond. -
The whole amount of receipts during the year was
s7 4l3 2 to which Is to be adec 81 o5 VI on hand al inc
commencement of the year. making SS 55 H. Inc report
wn accented and such portions thereof as referred u col
portage Of the Bible in this and foreign coun
cs and plans for future operations were reerfeo ~ co"
mIttees 10 consist or five persons =,
The convention appointed committee on credentials and
committee on religious exercises. resolution was ADOPT
Oh Inviting such ministeng brethren as were present 10
lake in the convention IL was aso oe'etmheo 'a'
rho e,mon ON domestic missions Should be delivered on
Saturday evening, in the First Baptist church An ad
nurnm.n then took place until O'Clock In The afternoon
At which hour the convention e.asscmbed, and alter oeing
called 10 order the Rev Mr. Jete read the report OF the b
b Board from which appears that The Board Is not IN
prosperous condition desirable though ther pfospocts
for future usefulness are encouraging. -,
The seventh annual report Of The Board OF Domestic MIS-
sions was then read from which appears 'it mnGh soou
has been accomplished during the year and the Boar s
w in condition to increase The receipts Tor the past
year oreom Alabama 81 1872 62; Georgia 2694 63; VIZ
onia 80 S South Carolina 81 625 64; Tennessee sooU
mississippi S552 III Maryland $685. Louisiana Sl0O k.n
lucky s74 4 Missouri slS sU P9,da si fesas % a.
Eyoendirures s4, 1855 slleaving balance on hand o.
The Convention then adjourned until 81 o'clock satur
day morning. In The evening he kev Df Ho"e' aehVeeo
an eloquent sermon on foreign missions
The session Saturday morning was occupied WIN uie
reading of the reports OF the various standing committees
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nruocRaTIC MEETING IN PRINCE GEUKUE

DEMOCRATIC MEETING in PhlNoh "hT ~ Prime
mentino of The Democrats OF the county oi fI.nCe
at the Court House held The 18th OF Say. iSGS
VIM F. Proctor called 10 The Chalr ana " oeo'se
Tho followinu resolutions offered by "n' ohanu
and unanimously adopted by the meeting: ,s c:ene,,
Resolved That approve OF the nomination I'D hu IN,
convcn,ion held in Portsmouth, and will give MN co'"'a
support in the approaching election ..o.e,,,,e in
Resolved 1ha, the course of our aie aoproba
Caooress Richard r. Meade, merits our Warmes. app,.E
~; nd we should be highly gra6ed he shoolo receive
lhe dipi'"'a'' s'a'''" VIM. E. PROCTOR, Chm'n.
cro F. RIyEs Sec'y.
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Pirsburg City, to Steubenvile r. r, 2Oo sOO 00U O0,
Piusbure City, to Connellsvle r K oo hVoUUo ooo
Allephany Ciiy to Connellsvie L. K. 2OO o00 o0O
aileghany C;y Sy :, " Sh;o and psnnsyvnnia R 100000

Total as nearly as ascertain the facts, s''400''O'
COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
And the City Of Wheeiing. 100000
Wheeling city, to Baltimore and Ohio r. n 3OO' 600
Ohio county, 10 Hempied R. R. r,,cinna
Wheeling city, (pedged) 10 Marietta anu 25OOOO
-, u Kan koad, ,.,a $4,000
Wheeling, to Cleveland Rail Road,
sl,loooOo
Total for city and county,
BALTIMORE !,
Has spbscr,bed in stock and loans, ae io,.oms .'
To Buimored and Ohio X ~ 50. 5000 900
tn Ra,more aud Susquehanna r. H., DO aoN o0 nm O0O
To Susquehannu Canal ao
,,..riD,ons. $4,000 900
T. addition 10 these subscriptions Inc city mas
Loaned in per, per cent. end p9au Gnmnsny ss5OOoO
dnnssd Parkersbure m Westerly K r. loan Tor oUuuuo
G4sran,esdd led 9Snas Somnsny .. 100000
Credits and endorsements s2S500O0
Besides the foregoing, the city has now pendnga
bill authorizing councils loan TO the Connei's- ooo
vile Rail Road Company eiooo'ooo
Making total OF subscriptions loans and guaran o,o ooo
tees of S'o'o'ooo
The city and county Of Louis have recently subscribed
literally 10 leading lines OF rail roads These subscriptions
amount in the aggregate 80 1000 000 and dstrbu
BV the City:
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SINGULAR CASE.--The Nashville Union of the 18th
umo contains report OF very singular which had
been trial in the Criminal Court in that city. The facts
in the us follows:
"Mr. A. L: p Green was indebted TO w. Young in the
OF Sl 5O In payment of which Green gave him check
follows: Hoeson Wheless pay VIM. Young, or bear
eleven and nifty dollars There dot between the
eleven and fifty the head of the check Hobson Wheess
presumng the check 10 BIZ for eleven hundred and
fifty dollars and iuving much money hand at The
tlmc eld Young 10 call next morning, II then past
banking hours lie did so when they gave him check on
the Union Bank Tor the Young drew the money but
did not attempt any concealmen of the amount consult
ed several friends as TO what he should do with it, One of
them told hlm TO deposile with him for few days. und II
nothing was sad that he should keep The presumption
is that This was done OF the money has been rccov.
ered II was argued ny the defence that the law distinct
stated thai the goods must be obtained with the intention
The time ieonousy TO steal hem prisoner could not
be found guliy as he obtained the money without fraudu'
lent deceptive Preenses The Judge charged and also
if Young had not formed The intention to steal The money
and was ignorant OF Tie no ereve he should
be acquitted Inc Jury returned verdict Of mot guilty,
and tie prisoner was dischaseed"
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powElLs HorEL PETERSBURG, MAY Is, 1898 ;,
GENTLEMEN IL hive this moment received you, .an Of
the 18th inst informing me that by alslflc nv iih
M nar,v held al Amelia court house on the i'h
was nominated its candidate for The fourth Con"
district OF Virginia. . v ,c.
accept the nomination. and otter the convention NY ''
L,nwIeJpment of the distinguished compliment
psrm me pen,lemen 10 you Individually, oi 'nc
do regard and esteem OF your friend aud obedicn. ser
want. : az L Iob, Rowl,t Cum
Jas. L. Scoggns, Ii. c. "orshaHi, 'ohh No"'e''' 0
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The Legislature q Rhode Island adjourned on Friday
evening" after session of four days. during which consde.
ruble business was dispatched Many State officers were
removed, TO make room for Democrats fill their places
Governor Allen was elected Senator in Congress, has
been heretofore stated; passed calling Conyen'
ton 10 revise The Stale Constitution; and Banks were
chartered besides savings bank md several ma nuaclurng
companies, &c,
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Sl,4OO,00C
s2,4OO,OOC

Total by the Clty and County, SH,400i0o0
The city of New Orleans has subscribed to The stock OF
three rail road companies in the Stale OF Louisiana an ag
eregate of 50 000 unable inform you whether
The city has any other subscription similar objects
The above statements made The best authority
can obtain short notice think you may rely on heni
as essentially though always mnutey accurate Gin
cnna and Louisville have each subscribed pretty largely
but l am not able 10 state the facts in much detal
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scbed the aspirations of the rolders-lt these
rusms be true may safely attribute the proposed
work singular aptitude for The satisfaction Of liberal anu
enlightened curiosity and anticipate for il generous aVor
and popular acceptance beyond what have hitherto been
accorded any work produced South of Mason aud Dxons
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CORRESPONDENCE.

PErERsBURG, MAY I2IH ISo3
Hon william O. GooDE: ,,;,
-, hH o, Amelia court house on The llih inst, vow
were nominated as it's candidate TO represent ,e lo
rc in The Congress Of The United Suites In &C conveyn
~ yoI % aJ ,n,i nns si5e,ntion Respectfully,
'eea'o 1' las L. SCOGG1NS,
n C. WORSHAM, Committee.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.-The receipts
for the month Of April 1853 from passengers and freight
amount to SIT 704 o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-30

rA"IFIc RAILROAD Colonel froron;
has published an article in the Na'ional IL
teligrnrcr, on the great question Of inr ia, d,
the Pacific Railroad, He pronounrr> with
ont hesitation. in favor of the Central or Zen
ton route from St Ions To san Francisco.
through the pass at the head Of the DE! Nnrtc,
He asserts tins t" b. the mo~i practicable and
direct route, ana estimates the distance he
tween the Sierra nevada and Missouri Al;
l2no mills
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monial ohli -a'lons were oblitcrated hy The
acton Of the law, and that he was at liberty
to marry aGain. Distress Of mind at f,d;na
himself IN such situation undoubtedly drove
INN to the desperate dccd,-Njp.iuqf.H Re-
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"nEEtGE ENGINE co. no. -

VII l,rrt Il; il.ir + nc E!oG,,. OH Tue~..r
w.. :. ri -. ..a. l.. II. ,or IL, ,l:>act..r 4,
u-.':"- an. ti ,h l'.r, t-rr; .s.rk.r-. TIE ra-i:p
J. u. ROBINSON. Iurc:,.,,.
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COMMENCEMENT AT HANOVER.


HOFFMAN, of New York The address is
spoken of in the highest terms bv those who
heard it. In the afternoon the Hon. RUFU>
CHoATF. Of Boston delivered cuogy upon
DhN!LL NEE~TlE. An address from such
source could not be otherwise than able
and eloquent. II occupied y hours. The
audience was large and would have been
noarly a third lar-rr could the people present
have all GOT mo the house. Behind the ora
tor was suspended a portrait of Mr. Webster.
and underneath it. in rilt letters, the last and
memorable words Of the DIVING statesman
.! still live" The people of Hanover owe
ito the public to provide some connections
building for the annual Commencement En-
crci~cS. Il Is hardly good treatment TO pro-
pie residing at distance to be- shut ont by
the limits OF the house, or excluded by intro
durin9 tavoritc> by private entrance. Either
provide building sufficiently large to ac-
commodatc all or close up private passages
and give all the people an equal chance Of
obtaining seats.
\ correspondent who was present during
all the exercise, of "Wednesday. and who
heard both OF the addresses. has handed us
the following.
"Wednesday was a hiyh dav-a dav to be
lone rcmcmb, rec, and houabr Of and talked
t' -. I,,,,.,.r fu III H. :.I.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-30

by . TcleGraphic despatch to the Boston
papers. of the 9th, it is announced that Gov.
PANE i dead
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41lrlIlg .5trlila,

va" "a "' n Nv ii"HtHiflI on me evening OF the
10Th inst, ana burnt To the ground. together
with about four tons of hay. Insured in ".
Mutual
THr SrEtMrE ENrIEF.-Thc verdict of
the Jury IN the ease of the recent EXPLOSION
OF the steamer Empire, on the Hudson river.
attaches much h!am" to the parties on board
III" Scoop. and Indicates that there was nos
Sihv want of due vigilance on the part of
the pilot of the steamboat. but relieves both
I'll" officers Of s!oop and steamboat from III.
impn'ation Of i'll Will or ic~inn.
T" AVOID S>IoK!No Cunrxrrs.-Tbc
Scientific. American states. on what it deems
reliable authority tia, III. attwo feet above
the throat Of vour chimney YOU enlarge the
opening 10 d"'lhir the SIZE inr space OF two
trc', and then carry up The rest as at first.
yonr chimney Will never >mokc''-in other
words. VIII carr, Of the smoke.
VERDICT AGA1N>I DoCIoE.-l In New
York city. i Mrs i'akcwrl has obtained a
verdict OF >Il"o AGAINST DR. Talbot Watts.
for injury to her DAUGHTER by taking Watts
Nervous An;idoic." The girl was subject to
epilepsy. and the antl'ln,". administered lv
the DR., himself male hvr an IDIOT.
IHf FrGIrlHr SLAVE CA>r.- The case
"t t'r"r"" >mi'hwho WAS hrorrhr before the
/, :, commissioners in PHILADELPHIA on
lhur~'ia, last, on the charge OF being tnri
tive slave. wa> heard on Saturday. and the
Commissioner decided tina, h., -honld ho re-
rtnd''i 10 hi> master \ writ 81 habra> cor
pu> was -r;ri ont, and tn, l. : Marshal
haylu@ refused 20 givc him M. ni.on LEGAL
grounds. he lrhr MARSHALL was taken INTO
ru>'o1y by til" Sheriff Tor contempt of Court,
IN not recognizing tn, VII, at hahca> corpus.
=" The FIR, >"rtion Of ii" Pacific Raj
ro,'i T., i've. miles from & I.oui> 20 the
South West branch. was 10 h. opened on the
la,h inst
lh'' rb"I"r, has appeared very fatally
anon. The hor,mrn an tn. Chesapeake ar,l
Oh" anal aha,n IIarf.cr'~ Ferry. Cholera
,,.rr,,. a., ,....,-.;,.
k.,.rl...I ,r.,,
:.ri-'It ram on tie i!">r.n and Maine Raj
r.n:. i'm >r"rn',., from on,. AR To- another. AZ
NrWmlek,, \ |; .a fr..t, s.:.rroon. tel
;, -
''''' "a u
~ 80. 81
N"''i"r 'i';'m %: The Montreal rot.
'''''''> '''''.l'h'i u. - Hr"r~ ".", "Ied On
N''h'>''I ii@ht i">i.
Tar Fro!I,I SIAM t,-r. Tl..,aI..-
....., july - The writ OF halr5l> corpus. in
ia" tu"Irivc slave ease. wt- dismissed Tn,
prisoner wI~ r"mand,.d to the custody %. the.
N'"~h1i. and w,.> taken back to Mar, land
The friends 81, the ti.ri,i,c h,,, started ~
,;.
DE~IErCiINF FrKr-Thc extensive car
!, ;, ~ -.
,...
''''''''s "'-'''' ''''>''''H'''"
i''i'''H !" 'h' ''''''''ii' "' >I"'.'"''"n "hIrh
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r II e & 4 / Z ID q y 4 n.
Daath of GOV Paine

Is 49,; in state of cx'~cm" disiuic:r;e 5.y
the ominouS symptoms Of the horizon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-30
,pFTGN INCELLIG ENCE
,rEiIAL OF TIE ARCTIC.

r".- steamship Arctic, from Liver
II .lr-i,,. l",!. INST, arrived at New
: ur,., rloiIr-.
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Gent : FuSnis hing Goods.

!. ,.r >f- 80 -. W ti....t - 500. o.. co. ., I
.--.. 90 :. ..... --.rE Il. 49,. -.r.,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-29
NTASON'S PATENT PURIFIED
ttI SDerm OIL

This oil, for brilliancy, durability, and purity rs
light, and for lutricating PURPOSES whether aplru
to the derae wor+ Of watch or the most ponce
rous machinery. surpas any oil now known.
II is warranted not to gum. feing entirely celF'a
of tat substance, which seriously impedes be u"
pid movement Of all kinds of machinery; and III
burning IL is cheaper and better than any oesgIBVus
sghstance now in use
While il affords light superior TO gas or csmpfne,
it Is also free FRI the dangerous explosive qualy
of the latter. being solely sperm oil purified.
30 pure is this oil that il will not freeze at any de-
gree OF cold known within The limits Of the Utl ed
States having thereby in this in every oh'r psr-
icular, advantage over tie best sperm oil as nov
used
After derotng many years in experimenting with
the oils, Tor the purp'se Of overcoming theJr
impurities at present faiIic~fed the urderFigT ed
The public that n has succ' eded In producing
the ne plus ult'a " of oils lie offers II superlcT
TO auy known oil In tEe world, for tie purICses q
burning and luhrcstinV, and invokes the scientific
of all countries To test il and onounce their opinion
satisfied that all will ag,ee that il is the finest Oh
ever offered for sale
WILLIAM d TOWNSEND, PhiIadelT hia.
For sale by A. HATClI, ir, in the resr of brown
Hotel and ais by sLolcsale at The orner Of i5ih
and streets, by ii. ID. WALBRIDGE.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-29
DIR. Roses Dyspepsia Cordial.

FI'HE Liver being the largest gland in the human
i body. it is more frequently cerangci than aDy
other. ihen follows Dyspepsia C0',SttpottOn, old
Feet, and Loss Of Appetite-the skin becomes yellow,
the spirits droop. there is great aversion 10 50.
cety. Regulate The Liver, and YOU correct all these
evils. The surest preparations 10 take are DE-
ROSES celebrated Railroad or Anti Bilious IfE.-
They carry off the bile, and give appetite ard
strength.
His Dyspepsia Compound should be taken wncr"
person has been troub, with DysppI STA long lime
Price 81 cents: hut r Colds, Bilious habits, JauT'
dice, &c. take DR.. Roses INIT b'lioUS LdiiT"ad
PdlS, they go ahead o: all other Pills ia their good
effects. 1917 aud % cents per box.
sS- The above preparation can be fourd, with
circulars and full directions, at the stores of
Il. D. Gilman, W H. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co., Samuel Butt,
J f. Callan, John W. Nsirn,
Kidwel e. Lawrence, Washington oiy.D. c.
J. L. Kidwell. &c, rgrtown, d. C., and the various
Drug Stores in Alexandria,
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The BRIDAL CHAMBER.-A Western man
in New York, writing home about the ST.
Nicholas Hotel, thus speaking of the bridal
chamber: 'sThe walls of the bridal cham
Der, are entirely covered with iuted white
satin, and / cannot find language to des
cribe the gold trimmings, Gorgeous drapery,
etc. The bed is designed as fairy bower
it stands in the center of the floor, upon
a broad cushion of white satin, with mirrors
at the foot The bed is covered with the
richest satin Brussels lace, and the sheets
are of muslin, trimmed with lace, and the
satin drapery is sustained by canopy of
FURNISHED gold. This room can be occu-
pied at $50 per day including board. Send
on the happy couples"
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Il. Il. R.-No. l.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Is the first and only remedy ever recorded in the
Medical History of the World, that has stoned ,h,
most violent pains in few seconls 1t will sion the
MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR LESS and will
cure the most obstinate and painful Rheumatic Ncr
vOus, Neuralgia and Bilious complaints in a few
hours, Internal aud External.
1t never fails in giving instant ease to the most
tormentins and agoniz III, pains.
1t has cured. in nilcty out Of q hundred
rheumatism in four hours; Neuralgia in one hour
Group in ten minutes; Diarrhoa in fifteen minutes ::
To ,thache in one second; Spasm in five minutes ::
Cramps in five minutes; Sick Headache i'm fft.nn
minutes; Chill Fever in fifteen minutes Chill bIans in
five minutes sore Throat in four hours Influenza in
hour.
Spinal Complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains Bruises.
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites. Cholera Morbus Dysen
terry. Tic Doloreux, anu al other COMPLAINTS where
there Is severe pains, Railways Relief will instantly
stop the pain and quickly cure the disease
SICk Observation-Disclosures Ready Relief will
stop The most distressing pains in a few minutes
and prevent renewed attacks 1t will cleanse and
sweetnns the stomach, and neuralize the poisonous
acids OF the system
Railway Ready Relief cured 10000 cases of Rheuta.
tlsm i'll New York. 10000 cases Of Rheumati IN in
BoStOn 10000 cases of rheumatism in Philadephia
5000 cases IN Michigan; 5000 o. Rheumatism
in Illinois.
So quick is Railways Ready Relief in curing Rheu.
matisn that nine patients out of every ten are re
lleVed from all pain in few minutes after the rst
application; we have known as many as twenty per
sons in Gay, who have called at our office i'm their
carriages TO have the Relief applied sy u.s. and in
FIFTEEN MINUTES have walked away rejoicing that thew
have been able once mere 10 walk alone without the
aid of stick crutch.
Price of II. K. Relief 25 cents so cents and 81 per
bottle Each bottle to be genuy G must bear the fac.
smile signature of RADwAY & Co. Sold by DRUGGISTS
everywhere.
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RICH FURs FOR LADIES.
TODD & CO. parti ula.lx invite thu

FTUDD q COs part ularIy invite The attention
i of the ladies Of the Met, polls and vicinity to
their rich ind valuable stock of FUR GOODS. The
assortment comprises the richest and finest deserip
tons Of
ROYAL ERMINE.
uUDSON'S BAY SABLES
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN
FITCH MARTIN. CHINCHIfLA ---
CANADI AN MINK, BLACK LYNX.
in fact every article in the trade recognized by
taste and fashion, beautifully rrpr~ sented at
their Sales Rooms and sold at satisfactory prices at
RUAwn'R Msxha1 Building. Penneyivsuia av,snua
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r. r. R-Nn. g.
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT.

y
For the quick cure Of ali Chronic and Scrofulous
Diseases Ii is powerful, searching and pleasant; it
cleanSes and purifes the bo,d from all ScrotulOus
IlunorS; it resolves away from the bones and MUSCLES
all diseased deposits: it ecctrifes the fluids and solids
with health and strength.
1t Is warranted to cure-Scrofula; Humors: Can.
GERS; Tumors; Rickets Salt Rheum; Bronchial Tu-
mnrs; White Swelling; Syphilis; Epilepsy; Jaundice;
Ulcers; Fever Sores; Hacking Dry Cough.
In either of the above named Diseases
WE GUARANTEE
that the patient will expere its powerful soothing
beneficial effects in few hours after taking it,
CONSERVATIVE PATIENTS
will experience immediate relief after taking three
doses
IT Is DAILY PERFORMING MIRACLES
In ten miautes after taking dose OF this pleasan
remedy the week and sicky invalid feels It's electri
Cal agency thrilling through every cell and cav ern of
the system, importing health and strength to every
organ, nerve. and secretory vessel in the body.
Price Of X. Il. r. No. 2, One Dollar per bottle
Sold only by the authorized agents.