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MK. LEFkBVKE, SCHOOL, n

I've VA.-The next session of this Institution will
open on the LIST day of October, 1885, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857.
ton $40; Modern Languages, each $50; Latin $50;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing 500;
Drawing from nature $40 Painting, water colors 40
in oil $50. Primary Departments for children under
10 years of age $50.
ksrERENsEs.-Patrons Of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns Right Rev.
d., Rev It. V. Moore, d. D., Rev. B. Gidersleeve.
FAcuLTY.--Hubert r. Lsfebvre, A. NJ, Prncipa
Few. H 8. keppler, Rev. w. E. Webb;AM; j. P. Lit
A. Calys, C. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon Mrs Taylor
Madame Estvan. Mile Lacy, Miss E. Bartlett, Mile
Viliemet, French Governess, etc. etc.
All letters to bs directed to
iy T. Am HUBERT p LFFEBVRE
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FHlce Kichmd Fet Il X 20, =. :
October IS. 1856. oc Il

hOCT. + l. U M f. OF the Ola Medical
II House. 10 still engaged ia treating all sorts of Be
Diseases, and HEREBY invites call from those
VINO have been unftIluadte in their associations-
DR.. p would part ariy invite call from persons
in the country VII. nA.e been given up by their
cannot be reache medicine when correctly sp-
piled The article known the CHEMICAL Elk
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS, il probably the
very best thing before the public for renovsting
: system shattered by dissipation other cause
The Ague and Fever remedy, called. FRENCH
MILK, 10 next to certainty. Price 81 per bottle.
Office franklin street, just below the EXCHANGE
Hotel and first door South of Trinity Church, Rich
mond, Va.
full directions lie 81
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NOTICE TO HOTEL AND BOARDING
y HOUSE KEEPERS.-We have now In store
about 200 Mattresses $50 Bedsteads and Colts Also
extensive stock of Looking Glasses; Dressing Ia
bles and Washstsnds, suitable for furnishing cham
bers for the approaching Fair.
&C i6-I5t LARUS SHINE.
MO NURSING MOTIF tsh should be with
/ out the MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS"-
They have performed many remarkable cures in our
city, and have never yet failed to PREVENT the
Risen Breast. MaInmary Abscess if applied in
time One pair will last life time. Price one dol
lar for which, and II cents in postage stamps. pair
will be sent by mail to any part Of the country For
sale by the Agents.
MEADE l. BAKER, Chemists,
1856, N. w. conner of Main and 10th sts-
se 29---d&clm Richmond. Va.
NTATHEY-CAYLUS GLUTEN CAP.
lsl SULES of pure Copaiba, and other medicines.
adopted and recommended By the first physicians of
the Faculty of Paris of the London College of Phvsi
Clans and the most eminent Professors of the differ
emit pitas being far preferable to the ordinary
Capsules made of Gelatine, which are frequently
hard and thick render them very repulsive and
difficult to swallow The Gluten Caosule weighs
scarcely two and half grains, whilst those made of
Geistine weigh twelve. Different varieties Of these
celebrated Capsules to be had at
MEADE 81 BAKERS new Apothecary Store,
1856, N. w corner of Main and 10th streets.
aSrc
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ROGG 81 ANDERSON, UPHOLD
~ STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS,
invite the attention of their friends and the public
their stock of FALL GOODS, being the best sssort
tnent they have had to offer in French aud Anne,
lean Paper Hanging all qualities; Muslin and Laos
Curtains DsmsAk and Deiane Curtain Goods CorniceA
bands and trimmings for Curtains, Table and Floor
Oil Cloths White and Check Coco Mating, Window
Shades, Mattresses Feather Beds with mary other
articles in the line of business which will be sold
worked no the most reasonable terms. Sc 20 SIN.
L1ALL, IS56.---NVe are now In receipt Of
l. now stock of Fall Goods. 1t comprises the
most attractive and commanding supply of
Dress and Cloak Trinpmings
have yet offered, also great variety, of new
and ele CANT styles of
FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS,
and constantly keeping on hand most complete
assortment of Knitting Yarns, Cotton and Wofstsd,
which we sell with small advance on factory prices.
Also .-l-.
Childrsn's Wooden Hose, Sacks, Caters
Lsoies' Opera Hoods, Scerfs, etc
In presenting claims this to the patron.
age of our friends and the public, them
that with increased facilities have made such inn
provements in stock that it 10 second to none
North or South, in completeness and variety, and
that in all cases prices shall be AT LEAST Low
g the same goods are sold elsewhere.
HlRSCH l. BOTTCHER,
Sc 24-2mt =, 2n9 Broad at
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INFlRlIAHY on TfE MEDICAL GOLr
LEGE OF VIRGlNIA.-Tha 1nErmary ccnnse1.
ed with the Medical College, located 10 the ely Of
Richmond, corner of College and Marshall streets
open fer the reception Of patients throushent inc
year. All persons requiring Medical or sarsca
aid, except the insane and those aborng uncsf con
tasious diseases are admitted into the Institution
The accommodations for the sick are complete
The patients are under the charge OF the frossssiA
Of the College. The attending Physleisn snd seI>
eeon visit their respective wards daily, ana IL ss'
ofditiicusty ell the members Of the Faculty are ssn
ed In consultation. The charges for board neclcsi
attendance surgical operations, nursing ana every
Wits Patients. ..................ssp per week
Colorsd Patieuts..
Private Accommodations. ........It 70 10 =.
Attending Surgeons p ors. GIBSON, rsrieoLAs~!
WELlFoRp.
I" Physicisns-TUcKER Scorr and Cow AZ
Resident Ply sic SCRANTON Howard, ID. u.
Stewsrd-N. TUsRLTY.
President of InfirmMy-L. 8. JoysES n.
&C lin
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N OTTO E ..-The twenty-sec0nd annual
Y meeting of the Stockholders of the James River
aud Kanawha Company, will be held at the Office of
the Company, In this city, on MONDAY, the 27th
October next. ftt+s - ~ .
Power Of Attorney appointing Proxy, to re-
present Stock is regarded sufficiently cat
ed lift be under the hand and seal
and attested by enc more witnesses: e'
APPOINTMENT OF PRoxY. Es
Know all Men by these PRESENTS: 7 hat we the Sui.
scrbers being Stockholders In the James River and
kanawhs Company. do hereby constitute and ap-
point our true aud lawful ATTORNEY and
Proxy, to represent each of MS in ali General Meet.
ings of the Stockholders of said Company held with.
in six menths from and after the date hereof, when
we are not personally present or represented by
some other Proxy; with full power and authority, al
such General Meetings to give such vote or votes
and to do such other act acts each Of Us could
give or do as member of the said meetings If !,
were personally presents and do hereby ratfy and
confirm whatever vote votes or acts our said
Attorney may lawfully give do for u.s. in pursuance
OF the authority hereby conferred upon him.
WITNESS our hands and seals this day of
one Thousand eight hundsd and
is"e' 49, sEALi
se 8--2aw4w WIN P. MUNFORp. seay
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A nTHKAClTE COAL.-NU N GET al,
now receiving ORDERS TO be filed durins thu fsii
months, for the best ANTHRACITE COAL iuelud.
ing White Ash Lump, suitable for foundries. and
hed Ash suitable for cooking ranses CRATES and fur.
nsces This Coal will be bought Ia PHI ielnh,s "a,
easn, ana delivered to purchasers upon the came
terms they receiving $40 pounds to tie ton instesd
OF ls,o the usual weight from city carts The terms
on which propose to order Coal for parties l. 10
charge them commission Of 10 per cent ON the ne.
besubieet to inspection & 80" - - 80 -
Persons wishing to lay In their winter supply viii
lind Il greatly to their interest to avail Of
THIS opportunity a. their supplies win DO delivered
On arrival from the vessels, free from dirt ard q
OF the trade.
Orders 20 my address, through the Post Ofice. or
ien st my brothers Law 0fice, near the coruer al
s q an ana IAa stFeets or with my brcthsr Il Col
Wm nrswn's compiling room. coFner 18Th and c.
= sts- WIZ receive promps attention..
~ II znl WRIT aoBERTS
HlCKOM,s RATENr POHTAHIE CI-
DEh ANU WINE 1fLI.,---Tkis All c.a,ss -
us highly rscommsndsd, and We have resscn ~ -
ueye II g be the best Cider Mill In uss Rs
We solicit orders. 1Fioe SO 81 -
BALDWIN. CARDWELL.A CO. az
"a H--2m sss t<a neAiu street Rt~hrnSA
aslshsA hass41sr - hnHp prime Uisvef
~ Seed, IN store a. for aale h e =
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q LEWIS HYMAN,
IA IMPORTER OF
M WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
633s66 (Wholesaie and retail, No. 50 Main street,l
Il now receiving large and elegant assortment Of
the above articles and will offer this Fall tho greatest
bargains that has been offered in this city; and
to merchants who wish to purchase, he would inform
them that articles be had in his establishment
low az any house in the Northern cities.
Gold Detached Levers, Is Jewels, e21 90
Gold Hunting do do 80 90
Do do Patent do do As 90
Silver Levers, ii 90
Gold Guards 10 90
Gold Pencils; Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Gold Neck, Fob and Waist Chains of various pat
terms
Gold Lockets, and Jewelry Of all kinds
70 be had cheap, at the old established store Of
LEWIS HYMAN,
% 2-2m No. So Main st.
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o. FOX sALE AT the American sta
bles, fine pair of wellbroks Bay RORSES
quite young and perfectly sound, and work
veil anywhere. Apply at the American Stables to
M. HI ) S---tS
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WINDOW 5hADE DEPOT, 23O Broad
w STREET., 600 pairs Of those beautiful Shades
fancy light Shades, SO cents well worth 81 So splen-
did Shades; gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
price they usually sold at Table Oil Cloths all
widths, Is cents up. .t9+i 80 = s5s
N. B.--Storekeepers and pedlars supplied, st New
York prices Also, nice assortment Of Dry Goods
Hosiery xnd Gloves at the lowest possible prices
Misses Hose ETC.; Linen handkerchief 8lc; Black
Lace Mits 12ac; Twisted Silk size. Ladies' and Mis-
ses' Belts Be-; Ladies' Collars from Ste. up; Under
sleeves 25c.; Brown Linen Table Cloths 50c Towels
cheap. Ladies will find it to their advantage to call
at the cash store Of III. GOLDEN, go Broad ST.,
jYS between Sd AMI 4th
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FAIK-To De ned Hr EIEhSbU no
on TUESDAY, 2ist; WEDNESDAY,
22d; THURSDAY, Esd. and FRIDAY, Path October.
Tickets will be issued at the Ticket Once Of this
Nth Inst on each of the above days, for ONE DOL
LAR AND FIFTY CENTS for the round trip, to go
aud return-geod to return at any time previous TO
TUESDAY. the 18th Oct.
TEAMS WILL LEAVE RICHMOND press Train,
daily. Except sunday,) at 81 q. M; Accommodation
and Freight Train. daily, Except sundayl At ST
Mail Train, daily, at p. m.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE PETERsBG. Express Train,
daily, at ST M; Accommodation and Freight Train,
daily, Except Supday) at u m; Matt ain, daily,
Except sunday. at y m. 49, e
The usual rates of Freight will bs charged on all
Stock and articles going to the Fairs but all such
Stock and articles may return from the Fair f the
property of the same owners) shall be carried back
free; and to such do return, having passed over
this road the charge paid shall be refunded pre-
sentstion of certificate showing that such Stock
articles have actually been exhibited
i THOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't.
Office Richm'd Petg r Co, Xxx
{ 49,
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- III a W l. 3, CllUAKS AND SCARFS.-
~ Fancy coored Cloth Tslmas and Cl,aks in great
variety, varying in price from IS to $50
Black Cloth Cloahs and Tamaa some very lich
Black Velvet Coaks and Nantes
Stella Shawls in Brooche and Printed borders
Plaid, Long, and Square Shawls, all qualities
Csshmere, Broche and Chenille Scarfs
Black and Half- Mourning Long and Square
Shawls
ALSO,
Rich Flounced Silk Robes in Black and colors
Rich Silk Robes with Velvet Fiounces, entirely
designs and very beautiful
Valencia Robes, Flounced and Graduated
so pieces colored Silks, at Is and 87t cents to be
cut in any length great bargain
100 piecas Printed Mousselaines at enc shilling
the yard worth % cents
For Seasonsbe Goods call at the Cash Store, SO
Main street.
ocIl CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP
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LfNCLIsH CLASSICAL AND NATHE.
IA NAUTICAL School Foa YOUNG LApIEs..--The
subscriber will open School for young Ladies' at DR.
October. In this school, which will be continued nine
months, will be taught besides the ordinary branches
of an English Education, Latin. Greek Mathematics,
French and Music The subscriber has had many years
experience in teaching and she atters herself that she
furnish satisfactory evidences of her Gualifca
tons and success. She will be aided by competent
assistants. Terms, for English branches $40; for
Latin, Greek, French, Mathematics and Music $50
to $50, payable semi-annually in advance.
M. ADELINE CAUTHORN, Principal
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MRS. Il. }. DAkDEN begs leave 10 In
lEE form her friends and the public that her School
for young Ladies, Shockoe Hill, Marshall street,
between 4th snd 5th Streets s in successful ope
the Rev. James M Dsrden, who, well as herself,
has had much experience in teaching, and will give
special attention to the thorough Arthmetical Tin.
ments.
q She can accommodate q few more BoARDERs.
Richmond Sent H. 1895 "a l6-lr,
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Ms FOX hENT--Iw0 new brick Inn,
H:a Der houses, on Franklin street, sdioipins tb.
"a Plough mandatory of hessrs. Geerrs Wstt
Co. They three stories high, exclusive of bs...
nent, suitable for Granaries, Groceriea Carriage r..
poaito-ies &c. Possession given immediately. fsrm,
liberal. Apply to MILES GEORGE,
Oc @-ImS Corner Gyaea and JaSar.s-,.
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h The exercises of the Institute will be resumed On
the first MONDAY in October.

The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, (2681 has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities end the arrangements
for instruction viii be the same elevated and libe
raj scsleas TIE spacious and convenient accomnlods
tons No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor by
their attendance.
For catalogues or further informstisn, address
B. MANLY, il,
~ 28-dSm Richmond Va
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<eA FOh RkNT--The excellent RrjcE
Ns House str nding ON the western ride of b.
12 street, and lately occupied by MT John K M
tin, containing ten with FIRE places and ali ~
convenences Tor agenteelfa family Aso seversI Iod1.
ietsly occupied By Mr.. 30. N. Zimmerman AnaIy
to JOHN CREME
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MISS TAXEWELL,s SCHOUll, .Grace
W. STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH.-The sixth
session of this School will commence the first day
of October, and close the first day ofJuy.
Miss Tazewel will be assisted by a gentleman
whose attaiuments and experience render him con-
siderable acquisition to the School Any other de-
sired information will be communicated through cir
cuars, which can be obtained on application.
Terms, payable semi annually in advance:
Higher English anches.................... 40 90
Primary do do .................... so 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each ....... 90 CO
Music and Drawing, Professors fees.
SO T-lulr ..
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esa FOX HENT.-~The commocious and
81 we'll arranged Tobacco Factory, now occupied
S2 by Mr.. g. w. HARDWOOD, situated on Cary street
between 18th and 18th streets Pomesnon given 90
the first of January next. Applyto
: au lets 60 STEAkNs BRUNhEL.
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- FOR RE n Two ucwjy-ereeted
III dwelling houses, on Union Hill near the rs,i.
As4 dence Of Mr. Edmund Stesne. Zach dwslin,
contains four commodious rooms
Also, the brick dwelling house occupied by the sub.
scriher 1t contains eight all In good order:
large garden well Of never fsiling water, and mecca
sary out-honses on the premises.
For particulars, apply to
80 WILLIAM WHITLOCK,
Sc S0-h No 50 First Vegetable Martet
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- FUK RENT OR LEAsE..At the op.
n tion Of the tenant, the tenement Inc. ~ on
14 Frsnklin street, recently occupid by Mr. John
Il. Gary, grocery. IL 10 situated very the
market ID considered of the best locations In
the city for grocery dry goods store. Possession
given at one days notice. Apply to BAKER 4
PLEAsANTs, or to
P. H. AYLETT, Trustee,
eu 2S-ts Law Office, lis Main street
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ID Chests of Tea.
'H'S u:silOrs!

Wy ARRANTtD Teas, nom ~ cts to 81 4 II. Also
w any quantity of good tulcc, at
nrt q q q. MlILLR,s
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We hear on every side the busy note Of
preparation for the approaching spring and
summer Old buildings are already begin.
ming to nose, cellars are begun, and piles Of
building stone are growing up apace. The
Starch Factory will soon be commenced, a
new Touring mill is contemplated a, the
west end of the Hydraulic Basin, the pros
pect is fair that the Mansion House and
Cushman's corner will cast of their present
shells and be clothed upon with fine new
block a three story block is confidently
spoken Of on the corner OF Main and Column
bus Streets with many other grand buiI@.
ing projects yet in incubation, 20 gay no.
thing Of four or five hundred new dwellings
contracted for or projected. The coming
season will be one Of uncxamplcd activity
among mechanics Of all kinds, and the nun.
Der in town will not supply half the demand
Wanted, carpenters, brichlayers, plas,ercrs,
&C., &C.
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EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-This church, which
has been undergoing repairs for some
time past, is now completed, and will be
open for service on Sunday next, and on the
Monday following the church will be opened
At O'Clock in the evening for the sale or
renting Of pews.
The church has been entirely remoddled
on the inside, the number Of seats have been
nearly doubled, it will be lighted with gas,
n fine bell has been procured, and other i'm
provements have been made, which have
necessarily been attended with considerable
expense, and the vestrv, therefore, wish us
to say taat they hope that all who desire
seats will be promptly on hand at the time
above mentioned.
LITERARY ASSOCIATION Literary As
socis,ion contemplate taking measures to
procure information concerning the past his
tory of our city and county; also to secure
and preserve a complete record of events in
our town and county as they occur from
week to week.
We regard this as most excellent and
valuable plan, which, if carried out as pro.
posed, will place the citizens of Ottawa and
La Sale county generally, under far greater
Obligations to the Association than now
exist.
They also design to celebrate the approach
ing 22d in some appropriate manner, the de
ais Of which We shall be able to give next
week
Further than this, with view 10 u.a.o
their weekly meetings more interesting, th,y
intend to diversity their usual exercises 10y
introducing music, reading Of chocr s,icc-
tons from standard and popular authors,
essays, declarations, &c. also to have
regular course Of lectures fl ON men OF talent
al home.
Thus it will be seen no little vitality still
exists ia this institution, and wc hope that
its meetings will be well attended and the
efforts Of its members seconded by our ci,i.
2cns generally.
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The AhcIn CaSc.

The editor of the HepnJiicdn is greatly
mistaken if he inagncs he can diryert our
attention, and that of the public, from the
glaring and disreputable facts in reference to
recent proceedings Of our city government,
upon which we have felt it our duty to cou.-
ment, 10y heaping gross abuse upon the
editor of this paper His lame defence Of
the city Marshal remains still opposed by
the incontrorcriiile In (, elected at the trial
before ESqr. Duncan, at La Sale, sealed by
fine Of $50, and mill that spot is washed
away, no mere assertions OF Dir. Hampton's
can be regarded as admissible.
Then, can the EDITORS contemplate slang
about the "venally Of the Free Trader
satisfy our people in reference 10 the City
Council voling away the peoples money 10
patch the heads broken by the Marshal and
10 pay lawyers and witnesses to defend
him,
If Mr.. Ahcrn deserved the beating the
Marshal gave him, what business have the
city with dressing his wounds: II the
Marshal acted wrongrully and bru:aly, wha,
apology is there for compelling the city to
pay premium for his brutality If it is
right that our people should be compelled
to pay the expenses Of the Marshal in dc.
Tending himself against 4 prosecution for
committing an assault and battery, has not
every individual in the community a similar
right to bleed the public purse? Is it part
OF the City Councils instructions to the
Marshal that he shall knock down and drag
out, right or wrong, and they will back him
up by the peoples purse:
Instead of low abuse, which will harm
nobody and which we treat with contempt,
let the ApuJlican and its X. ~ hackers
answer these questions Meanwhile, we are
far from being done with this business.
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Consumption Can be Cared.
DC. C0TtPrsS Cough Raisan.

Dr. Carter's Cough 3aisam,
For the cure Of Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Con
sumption. Bronchitis, Spi.iing 81 Blood. Pam
IN the Sids and Freasf. P!earisy, IFhoeprng
| Cough. and all Diseases Of the Lungs and
/ Chest
| Among all the celebrated remedies for d.
seasrs of the Lungs and Chest. none seems to
be meeting with su, b success. and to give such
entire satisfaction To all, as
Dr. Carriers Cough Halsam.
This valuable remedy Is purely vrgetIbl. in III
lis ingredients, and perfectly harmless in all its
qnahties, aud as mrd aud pleasant a. the most
delicate cordial IL is very soothing and he ding
r. the Lungs, and is everywhere acknowledged
by Druggists. Physicians, and all who have use
il, to be the most eiirctu,l curative known,
Consumptivc Reader,
Beware OF mere palliative medicines. The oh
jert OF nearly all the medicines now offered for
diseases OF the Lungs IL L. reiiere anl not 10
cure. Such is not the case with Dr. Cqrfsr'S
Cough BaiSam. In Colds aud Coughs, which are
the tfSt symptoms Of tonsump ION, II Is the
most 'leasani and thcacious remedy that can
possibly be used In eonfrmed Consumption it
has been used with peri'c ini trump hant sue
cess where he most eminent physicians had Civ
en up all hope as VAN. So conhdsnI - the pro-
prietor of II power I, cure Tab,Tous Coasu,ap.
ton, that he socils irinl in the rorst feascs
Splitting of Blood.
This irightu SYMPTOM 81 Consumpri1n ,s
s,,,ody .b,cl 81 orJ ,,, y.n,.lt, ,b. ,cnr
g.. ra,,,,h p.,.a,' ,,la,. -. ~,
Iarrrs' ooHh h'''''n' "''ch hrn'' ~" "h'''"d
~ Whtau" REMOVES No. TE..p ..' .IH.I. ..pI
r.,ra,ss ,A..e ...,i. ll..., sa. "a, .r, ron ,5..
.,...,,..
'.' ''"-''' .'"..'.,"
approximations
F,,r hap.g.uruuu q. tar ru.. .Dy.l.,l o,.
,,,,.,, 10 ,..... .....
" ' "'. '..' '''.' '''
OF inc r"'"t al" lungs Tie c"ogh' which l. e"
dlsrrtssr"s, s-'mpb he result at a drslr. 10 cX-
prctoratr; aud, a. long a. luuI mater rSl.s in
a, . .., q. IN