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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

NEW CoTros.-New cotton begins to arrive at all
the usual receiving points in the South, and com
mands ready sale at an average of sixteen cents a
pound. This is hard for England. While one of
her best markets for manufactured goods is cut off
by war, she is Obliged to pay double price for
the raw material 1t is not SO bad for the United
States, however. The Hon. Dixon H. Lewis. of
Alabama once said, Give me six cents a pound
forour cot ton and We will grow rich
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LARGE SSAKE.-A letter in the Danyille IVA !
Register says, that the 10th inst. on Bull 5
mountain, in Patrick county, young man shot a
snake which was Is feet long and 2l31 inches
around the body, and had "a rattles He was shot
three times before he was killed farmer in the
neighborhood had missed several pigs and the
snake had one when discovered. He did not sur
render until he had killed dog which rushed on
him. The story is rather hard, but will do for a
snake story.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now being

- held ont TO the ladies by LEVY who il most Do
stiyeiy selling the greatest bargains In the city
collars Of every description to be sold at 50 per cent
ps,ow the regular prices; Handkerehiefs al cents
Lawn Hdkh. only 25e., worth nc. Black Elastic
belts AZ l21sc.: Nice Bonnet Ribbons at IKE worth
Sac; Handsome Embroidered Fine Linen Collars
Linen Sets Of Collars and Sleeves Cslored SIX Elias
NC BELTS at De; Utica Sheeting and Pillow Case Got
Ton Just 70 hand, 500 pieces more Of the favorite
shaws and Searfs Hosiery Of every description AL
ways ON hand; Double width Dueal Piaids Fine
French Merinoes of the choicest styles: Gents Co
Bordered Fine Linen Hdkfs. at a7hc worth Soc,
Fine French woye Shirt Bosoins nj 80
~ - JACOB A. LEvY'S Is Main st
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ARREST AID AoouirTM.-Dr. Paul Gregory. a M
uSespi Richmond, and formerly resident of Louisa
ces 'sy' va, was arrested In Charlottesville. Va on
= .Fday last on the charge Of having free color
Oh N 10 his possession, with the intention of .sl,
IN him a. slave. DR.. q. was carried To usnov.,
O. H. where the charge WIS invest gated. and /, Va,
proven that ttsdsiendant had hired the boy from
bis mother and was on his way to Philadelt his
Marion county, Tennessee where he is prae Using
physician. As there was not particle Of eyd. nee
- saa him hs was honoratiy acquitted.
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TERRIBLE BUTCHERY IN INDIASA.-The Evansville
Journal has the particulars of terrible affair that

Journal has the particulars of terrible affair that
happened near that place. 1t says:
ON Thursday evening, at Francisco, a village on
the canal in Gibson county, about IL miles from
this city, party of young persons were assem-
bled for practice in singing A crowd of rOwdies
soon gathered about the house, and began TO make
disturbance, to annoy or break up the singing
party The young men in the house, among whom
were two sons of Mr.. Perkins the owner of large
Touring mill in that village. with their brother-n
law Mr. Cross. came to the door either to drive
away the disturbers or persuade them to be quiet
A fight ensued. IN which one of the young Per
kins was stabbed and killed on the spot-the other
was stabbed between the shoulders. and had his
throat cut and though living when the messenger
left he was not expected to survive. Young Cross
was also stabbed. and had his tongue cut out by
the murderous sayages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

EXTENSIVE SALES IN RocEHRIDaE-In addition 70
the recent sale of Mr.. Jas. NJ Ranson's farm in
hockoridge county, Va, for $4,000, to Mr.. j. II.
MADDOX, Of Louisiana, the same gentleman pur
chased ten negroes and the farming utensils for
Sl1,oo0-three of the negroes bringing 81 500 each
The estate of Jno. Alexander, in the same county,
OF 3i' acres, has been purchased for $4,000, by
Jno. Med. Alexander Chas. McClung has sold his
farm OF 400 acres to Vim. McCorkle, at s33. 80 Der
acre.
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TorAcco.--The Danville tNa1 Register 'ea'h'
from p,anters sshat there will not be an average
erop Of tobacco in that section of country this sea-
SON The usual quantity of ground was not plant
Cd. and recent hail storms have done considerable
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FIRES IN ST. LOUIs.-The St. Louis papers report
that there were four fires in that city on Sunday
last. The fourth one quite extensive, being
that Of the lumber yard of X. McIlvane & Co with
100000 feet of lumber. Their loss is SIS, 900 and
no insurance. The Union Presbyterian church
on fire several times.
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FAILURES IN THE WEST
THE OHIO RIVER.

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The Chicago and Fond du Lac
Railroad has made assignment of its effects.
Pearse Brooks, paper manufacturers, have
failpd.
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NOTHING TO SNoKE.-The whole number of cigars
exported from Havana up to the 18th of August.
The present year, was 949S5,OO0 of which 29.cSl.
90 we're cleared for this country, 100000 to
Great Britain, II 1873 900 to Spain The exports of
tohacen amounted to l,1s0,3i5 pounds, of which
52s,6jd pounds were cleared for this country
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SYNOD OF THE sourH-The Associate Rasor,a,
SYNOD OF the South, will meet at Old Providence
augusta county, Va, on the second Monday of Dc
'o'of next, the 18th Of the month. The opening
sermon VIII be preached by the Moderator--Rey.
ID. Il. Phillips OF Georgia
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CohPLisESTARY.-A correspondent at staunton
va sends US letter speaking In high terms OF
tue ohicial conduct Of Messrs. Joe Philips Robert
moody aad Robert Kyle, mail agents on the Cen.
"a' railroad We have not space for the letter,
.u' maze room for this note, something due
ihese deserving and accommodating ofIicers
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aSs- PowERs' IMPERIAL AMpRorYpE.

N@fy" POWERS IMPEKIAL AMFKUFfPEs
are ahead of any pictures made in this city. they
never fade and only cost 50 cents each. Old Da2uer
reotypes Ambrotypes Oil Paintings little or large,
photographed and colored in oil water colors at a
low price, and to last long time lasts. ljl Main
street, over Maurces Shoe store. 1000 taken daily.
Sc 2j-lt*
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CONSUJS RECoGNIyFD


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-The Delaware Lacka
wanna Railroad has failed.
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From KASs,s.--The proclamation OF governor
ri rai.fiye to the October election in Kansas
has been received. While admitting the injustice
eYbibited in the apportioDment the Governor excul-
mates himself from blame by declaring that only
four days remained after his arrival IN the Terrific
nv To make the appointments. That he did not
know there existed any Law requiring him to make
tho appointment, and therefore the duty devolyed
upon others
lie expresses the opinion that 10 one can vote
except those who are qualified under the Terrific
rial law. Also, that under this law Territorial
tax will not be required qualification. Troops
will be stationed at the various voting places where
any violence Is apprehcnded and the best exerton'
will be used to make the election fair and honest
EXPRESSION of the views of fhe people
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COMMERCIAL

HAyRE MARKETS, FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. s, IN
elusive.
Cotton buoyant; sales 1900 bales; stock 100000
bales; New Orleans tres Ordinaire. l24f Breadstus
were considerably lower Ashes firm. Coffee heavy.
Provisions quiet. Sugar buoyant Lard dull. Rice
quiet. Whalebone and Oils very firm.
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\. Y. BLACK REPUBLICAN CONYENTIO

WASHINGTON, Sept 4-The President has recog
nized Don Jose Munose at Savannah and Don Juan
PicO V Valanevo at Mobile, as Spanish Consuls.
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SUSPENSION IN TAUNroN-FIvE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
HAND9 THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT-We under
stand that the extensive machine shop and locOmo-
tive works of VIM Mason & Co, at Taunton, have
stopped, and all the hands employed, about five
hundred and fifty in number have been discharged.
| on account of the pecuniary embarrassments Of
James X. Mills, Of Boston, who is the largest owner
| in these establishments.
| The Wilmington Mills, large cotton manufac-
turing establishment, of which Willard Lowering is
agent. and James K. Mills large owner, has also
! stopped running for the same and the EN-
| ployees discharged.-NeU Bedford Standard, 19th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

ESya EXCELLENT BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS
Just received by Express.
CRENSHAW. QUARLES 4 co. offer for sale
Beautiful Fancy Silks-62la cents
Superior BLACK Slks-$l0O
Also, another lot of
Yard wide Fine Bleached Cotton at 10 cts.
New Fall Prints, De LANES, Valencias
Printed Merinoes, &c. &C., VERY CHEAP.
sc 2i-3t 229 Broad street.
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pERUVlAN GUANO, AT REDUCED
Il PRICES.-As many Of the Farmers seem unwil-
ling to buy Guano at over 800 on account of the
cent decline in Wheat, determined to let them
have the best article, at that price.
All that we sell comes direct from the Agents
Messrs. f. Barreda 4 Bro, whose price is yet S6l
and only enabled TO offer the ton of 20Od lbs
nj $50, because it was bought before the adj
vance.
We continue to sell the Patagonian Guano at $40
and the "A Mexican at S25.
Orders solicited, with the assurance that the
best articles will always he furnished at least as low
as they can be had in this city.
CRENSHAW co,
Sc 25-2w Basin Bank Richmond Va
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.~ LADIES' DIES FRENCH MOROCCO
- or Kid Buskins, price only 81 .l21z for sale
Dy MARCUS HARRIS
Sc % dstr
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esq RESTORE YOUR TEeTH-to natures purity
There are few people whose teeth are white. an
whose breath is untainted with obnoxious odors \
speedy remedy will be found in FoSTAINE's CREAM cs
WILD Flowers
Sold by all Druggists, and by F. G. FoNTAINE & Co.
3a5 Broadway N Y Sc 25-3t
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GROSHONG, TUPMAN & CO.,
~ CLOTHIERS, 40 MAIN STREET.
Offer for the present and approaching season the
following asserted stock
Brown, Black, Gray, Drab and Mixed Cashmere
Suits
Cass. Business Suits
Beaver Winter Frocks
Fine Black do
Do do Dress Coats
Do Blue do do
American, French and English Cass. Pant.
Black and Mixed Doe Skin do
Cass. Vests i'll endless varity
ALSO-Nevet, Mattasea Silk and Light and
Dark Dress Silk Vests
Boys Clothing.
We have good assortment Coats and Jackets.
Pants and Vests and Over Coats; together with
Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Socks, Neck Ties and era.
watts ID fact We keep full stock of Gents wearing
For sale cheap for cash. Remember the number
and call in. GR0SI0NG, TUpMAN 4 CO.
ye Min
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Messrs Rarjnc brothers
LATEST MARKETS

Messrs Barring Brothers quote Iron dull at e. 5sC1
Ct IS al, for beth rails and bars. Wheat firm, and
3sd95s higher on the week Red 55s6g5Ss; white CTS
m.65s Flour 30s03ls. Sugar dull aud unchanged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

IT, ANOTHER case of those very superior Frenc'
Caters and Shoes has just been received at the I'm
porting House of ALEX. HILL, No. l27 Main street
Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

ED- 500 Likenesses daily-three at one sitting, 10y
TYLER &.Co., l39 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

es-Beautifnl Portraits for 30 cents, by TYLER
Co. They are uneXcelled.
a-For Portraits go to the Steam Gallery. This
is the headquarters, l39 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

FRoM Fort LARAMIE.-We have advices from Fort
Laramie to the 22d of August. Capt. Van Welt,
of the q. NJ department, who had been sent for
ward to Utah. in advance of the troops, arrived at
Laramie in ten days from Fort Kearney. 1t was
expected that the Tenth Infantry would arrive at
tina: post by the 5th of the present mouth, and
the remainder of the command soon after. Our alJ-
prehensions in regard to the expedition are. we are
sorry to hear, likely to be realized. The troops
will be late that it is feared by old sojournera
at Fort Laramie, that the entire command can
not get to Utah this season.
Col. Sumner has been out, our correspondent
says, and as we already know. forty days on TWEEN
ty days provisions in search of the Cheyennes. Our
correspondent, who is a discreet observer Of what
is passing on the frontier, where he has long lived
thinks that the breaking up of the Cheyenne Ex
petition will embolden the Indians, and make them
ten times more troublesome than they have been.
1t is represented to us that great many people
from Salt Lake have been met, and they all say
that the Mormons going to give us Jessie. This
is, heweyer, very questionable. One thing is pref
~ certain-that the road is going to be very I'M
safe for small parties. unless the Government takes
the matter in hand, and prepares itself to thrash
every body.
Three trains loaded with provisions had passed
Fort Laramie for Utah. and on the 22d another
train arrived, bound for the place.-H. LOuis
RsDujtiCdn,
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LIVERPOOL, Saturday, P. M.-Messrs. Richardson.
Spence Go. quote Cotton buoyant; estimated sales
to-day 900 bales
Breadstuffs quiet but steady. Provisions steady.
LONDON, saturday, IL M.-Consols for money GOA
d.9g1a and for account 9Gis G99O4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

e. HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Brick
Ea Tenement, on Main street, the residence of the
| te Thou as Cowes, decd, and of late occupied by
No A. Il. Hutchinson I'd door from the residence Of
Dr. Dove, in Union Row, is for rent. Poss assion gi
the lst of October. Application to be made to
Thomas B. Carter. or the undersigned
THOMAS W. BOSWELL
Administrator of Thomas Cowles, deceased.
f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

TRAGEDY At BANGOR, Mg shocking affair oc-
Cured on Sunday. in school-boy quarrel between
VIM Crosby son ofWm. c. Crosby. Esq, and Chas.
Lowell. son of John Lowell. Young Lowell was
stabbed by Crosby with his pocket.knife. and died
within ten minutes The lads were each about IL
wears old. and both attended school in the same
hniIding.
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THE UTfIU III Ek.
WHEELING, Sept. 24-The Ohio River is in GOO
boating order.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Richmond. S'pfr 2+-Riqh Water 81 ocrh
-~-r~~~--~~~~~>>~~~~-o~~-~|~-
ARRIVED,
Brig Clyde. Lawrence, Winsor, plaster, c. I. WoI-
than IL Co.
sloop Mary L. Campton, Dew Pew, New York, il.
ballast.
SAILED,
Schr. n. Herbert, Myers Pamunky river, mdse.
Schr Alfred Rae, Greek more down the river light.
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ANU SEMENTS.
ANU SEMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. rs, 1857,
BENEFIT OF
MR.. j. II. IA III OR.
When he will appear in his favorite character of
BENEDICK,
in Shakespeare's Comedy of
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

To conclude with the Farce of
OUR MARY ANNE
ADNISSION.-DressC Circle and P2rQuette 80 cts;
mo extra charge for secured seats) Second Tier
Family Circle Is cts. Eastern Gallery expressly for
BOYS only 1917 cts Western Gallery Is cts. Gallery
30 cts Doors open at o'clock-bverture commence
at a before s. precisely. Box Office open from 10
until 2 and from until 5, daily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

VIM. i. Ayling, a we'll known New England ae
Tor, died at LOWELL Mass, a few days ago.
The crew OF the U. s. steam frigate Roanoke.
were paid on at Boston, on Monday.
The Morgan continentals, Of Winchester, Va. are
on visit to Alexandria, Va.
fDr. J. w. Lugenbeel, of Alexandria, Va, for many
Years connected with the American Coionizatios
Society, died on Wednesday.
The theatre was broken into and robbed, at New
ark, ~ j., on Monday night last.
Within the past three months 5000, 600 new
delphs, weighing AZ tons
Thomas J. Holland, died suddenly In Frank,,.
county, Va, last week
week. - w 'a'i
keiita b. Townley, an old citizen of Lynchhure.
va, died on Wednesday last
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81 FOR RENT.-Two very neat Brick
k.:I Residences, on Church Hill. Apply TO
su l8-ts LARUS x SHINE.
GERVANTS' CLOT II IN G-L ARGE
~ STOCk.-We invite the attention of Farmers and
Manufacturers to a very large stock Of
White and Grey Negro Blankets
Sleeps Grey Satinetts and Tweeds
Plain and Twilled Ksrseys
81 and rs Plaid Lnseys and Cotton plaids
Osnaburgs and Shirtngs, of every description
Our friends and customers solicited to send in
their orders early, which shall have prompt and
faithful attention.
We keep the best class of Goods and sell them as
low as they can be bought anywhere.
W. L. PERKINS & Co,
% No l4 Ea1le Snuare
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sa-Orainal 50 cent Picture Depot, 1879 Main stree
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S1urHERs CoRsFIID.-Mr. Daniel Morrison
was recently lost in an immense cornfeld in Hot
spring county, Arkansas. and wandered about for
three days trying TO find his way out He was found
on the fourth day by his negroes, who went out h
search for him. 01' "
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Beg SPECIAL NoTICE.-The sale of the
invoice of magnificent housekeeping and fancy arti-
Cles will take place this morning at o'clock, mt the
store recently Occupied by 5. p. Semple, Main, be-
tween 9Th and IGth streets.
We "a II. Il, COOK x Co, Aucts.
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THE PRESIDENT ON A VISIT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The President has gone
to Lancaster. Pa, and will be absent a few days.
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VIRGINIA PosToFFIcE AFFNRs.-The Postmaster
General orders the following:
Discontinue the Offices at Lombardy Grove, Meek
lcnburg county, and Decapols, Madison county.
To fill vacancies created by designations, the fol-
lowing appointments are ordered:
Thomas j. Fitchett. postmaster at Bay View, Not
toway county, vice John c. Daily: Joseph :. Bar
bee. postmaster at Greenland, Hardy county, vice
5. W. Davis; VIM W. Dunn, postmaster ut Taze-
well Courthouse, Tazewel county, vice John VI.
Wilton: John L. Smith, postmaster at sha"
Mount, Westmoreland county, vice Hugh H. eia"'
Robert Mackan, postmaster at Durretts'lile'
Richmond county, vice George IL. Landon; 10
sias T. CATER postmaster at Long Giades: NJ
cholas county, vice q. W. Morton; ". Is Field,
postmaster at IIorntown, Accomoc county, wee
j. w Rowley: John PratheT, postmaster al Elk
Creek Grayson county, vice Sophia 7. Mitchell;
James L. Cassel. postmaster at Gladesborougb
Carroll county, vice John II. Eeitzcl: Hercules
Scott postmaster at Princeton Mercer county, Va.
vice p II Heptinstell; Albert +. Rice, postmaste,
at Burgess Store, Northumberland county, Va.
vice b. Burgess II. Bryan. postmaster at Logan
Courthouse. Logan county, vice 4. ). Bryan.
Route 5.006, Fincastle to Coyington Is changed
to embrace Old Hickory, between Fincastle and
junction Store; special supply will be dlscontinued
on route 5,04S, Capon Bridge to North River Mills
service is changed to extend from North River
Mills to Slanesville.
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NAYLOR'S CAST AND SHEAR STEEL.
We are receiving to-day, of direct importation,
about Is 000 lbs
MAYORS and Marshalfs Steel embracing full as
sortment of square, from a to inches; octa-
gon from "a to Pa inches.
Double shear. in cases. assorted, usual sizes
Steel suitable for mill picks, lax4, ls4xs and 2x
inch
Steel suitable for patent stone hammers, inches by
s, 9and 10 guage.
Also
Marshalls square Cast Steel, q, q and inch
Do. octagon do. l and Ia inches
Do. double shear, in cases, assorted, usual
sizes
Which we offer fer sale by the case or in quanti-
ties to suit purchasers, the lowest possible terms
W. s. &G. DOMAIN,
Importers OF Hardware,
q nrl atr1. ~
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~ BOETTCHER, IMPORTER AND
-. DEALER IN TRIMMINGS, WORSTED.
YARNS AND FANCY GOODS, III BROAD ST
DOORS ABOVE MESSRS. CHILES 4 CHENERY.
Double Zephyr Worsteds, in all Imaginable shades
Single ZEPHYR Worsteds in all colors
Shetland Yarn, for knitting nubias, white and col
ored ~ "
White and colored Yarn, In all sizes
Black and colored Velvet Ribbons (auaIte de Parish
Silk Fringes from IS to S. per yard
Dress Trimmings, latest styles Sc Dim
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DUVAL s N0RTON'S HORSE TONIC

I ~ We have been selling DUvAL NORToN's
nohoE IoNlC Tor some years. and although when
first introduced did not urge its sale being nnar
qnainted with the article still found the public
determined 10 have II. Now, every day brings new
testimonials TO its efficacy in removing the various
complaints Tor which it Is recommended; and In Of
@ y % the public and our customers we do so
Al the Druggists in the city sell DuyAL. a NOR
and 10th streets "a 81