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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

HPhelps and Cavanangh of Mime
sofa, have been admitted to their seats in
the House of Representatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

RB MERCHANTS and MECHANICS LED
GERS and Day Books-also, Pocket and Memorandum
Books for sale at the Herald Office!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
Sheriff 's gale-GiIl.

G. VI. Ryland, S. E. Lewis,
and john P Lewis, part
ners in trade under the
name and style Of G W.Ry-
land IL Co,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

"BLAcK TIER" This noted stock
horse, of the Black Horse race is adyertis-
ed to be seen at Patch Grove, alternate
weeks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

Gg Wilson'S new Map of Grant Co.
1857, for sale at he Herald Office. Price $l,ao; on
canvass with rollers $3, 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

Sc BLANKS Of every description, fo
ale at the Herald Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

AEJoB PRINTING neatly executed or
the Herald Gal,inipper and the shortest notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
Full FLOODED Black Hawk Nurse
"BT.ACK. TIGER. %
At h ATCE

AT PATCH OWE
FEyIS well known horse will Re kept for service al
4 Henry Fatol'R, in Patch Grove, alternate weeks
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays on
Tuesday the 25th of May, 1853 Remember every other
week.
Persons wishing for information as to stock, blood
and qualities OF breed be satisfied by calling. We
consider sBlacl Tiger the fastest tIotter in The
country. WARNER, H0DGKISS & Co.,
Patch Grove, May 25th, 1858. 49-3t" Propristors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

Schooi Registers, for sale at the Her
Ida Office urce Is cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
A. HALES, Silyermith.


Witness, J. D.. Glenn
These Bitters are prepared by Dr.. NJ. Jackson 418
Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa, sold at rs cents per
bottle, by druggists and soreeepers in every town ana
America At
G5Callis & Pepper, Agents, Lancaster.
+. Phi erck 81 Co Agents, Boscobal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

NoTE.-Hon. II. D. YORK thinks we
did him injustice last week in saying that
he first opposed the Investigation, then ia
vored it. In letter from Mr.. York, he
processes to have favored it from first to
last, but we never 20 understood from his
votes. He also denies that Remonstran-
cos against the Investigation were ever
sent to Hazel Green for signatures. Our
informant may have erred in this case, but
we will take the pains to find out. Mr..
York's word can stand good in this cas- e
till we get be- ter posted, as rather than
nisrepresent any man we will give him
the wide track. We cannot however
agree that MI. York went straight through
for the Investigation, but rather that he
travelled in circle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

AL0Nz0 HUBBELL, the Apollo Belvidere-tht
handsonost and strongest man of the age-the model
living statue, whose terrible and startling revelations
strength excite the most unqualified wonder Notice is
particularly i en- that he viii match his own might,
strength against pair of horses, mules or oxen that
can be produced.
Prof BUSIN ELL, the Wizard Of IIindustan, Will in
troduce all his gorgeous speotacls Chinese Pagodaa
Magic illusions, deception in mechanism, sc. Also hi.
great feat of balancing edge knives, keeping from 10 tc
Is going and coming above his head with such rapidly
and ease as to astonish every beholder.
The Clown, j. J. ALLEN, is the pupil of she Ceebra
ted Dan Rice, who will enliven the performance by hi
FISHES of wit and his and numerous acrobatie IL
Songs and Dances.
The BAND Is composed of eminent musicians and lie,
by the celebrated S. j. LEVITT who has rival the
Eb Bugle.
VIII Exhibit ct
/ LANCASTER Saturday, June 5th.
PATCH GROVE, Monday, June 18th.
BOSCOBEL, Friday, June nth
AIUSC0DA Thursday June 50.
az Price of Admission. Box so cts. Pit &c CITE.
~ Doors open at and O'clock, P. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
2 ] e .

May 15th-In the town Of Potosi after an fitness of
about eight weeks, Mr.. WILLIAM DOUGLASS DAY.
He was member of the Masonic Fraternity and was
in attendance.
Let us initiate bis virtues and throw the mantle of
charity over bis foibles Com
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

~ A number of men abou. Lancaster
unite in calling a meeting on Saturday
June 18th, to organize a Military Company.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
The Black List of Wisconsin.

The N. Y. Tribune applauds our Legis-
lature for setting uncompromisingly and
thoroughly about the work of reform by
investigating the conduct of the gang Of
raseals in our State, and thereby driving
them forever away from official service
This will be the effect-to drive from the
public service all who were bribed or aided
in bribing the Legislature Of 1856. Not
one of them shall ever get our vote or sup
port. The Investigating Committees Re-
port presents black list, of names, ever
to be regarded as unworthy Of Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

Ten per cent. for Cash -!
IN Exchange for the Best Quality of Goops at my
I store in
PLEASANT VALLEY.
The above makes mine the chea pest Retail es:ab-
lishrnent In the country.
GIL am determined to lay aside the credit system
gSa"s,nall profits and quick Saies,' is my motto
Ny Stock consists of
Groceries and Provisions,
Hardware Stoneware, Queensware, Glassware Wooden
ware, Tin-Ware,
PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGs,
Oils, Paints, Putty, Glass,
BOOAs AND STATIONERY.
Yankee Notions, &c.
n. B.-All kinks of produce taken in exchange fo1
Goods or Cash. Cash paid at the highest rate for hides
GEORGE WALKER.
Pleasant Valley, May lst, 1883. 46
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

LITTELL'S LIVING AGE-ENLARGBD SERIES
STANFORD & DELEsTRR,
NEW YORK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23
A Rem arkabie Life,

A late number of the New Orleans Christian Ad.
u0cdte contains an interesting sketch of a mau,
who came ia boyhood from Scotland to Galveston
Island; Studded law; became q successful practis
toner; served in the wars against the Mexicans
aud IDdians, as a colnrads of Samuel Walker and
Addison Gillespie; was taken prisoner by the Mex
leans and narrowly escaped reri5hing; became IA
leader OF the public affairs OF his State, white at
the same time he was an active "exhorter' in the
Methodist Church; and fiually. in the year 1857.
generally designated 10 all parts of the State
tue first choice of bis party 20 succeed General
Houston in the Senate OF the United States. Dur
ing all this time, he had frequently felt it his duty
10 enter the ministry, but vas restrained froC,
doing so, chiefly by the opposition of bis wife, who
although ian excellent and pious lady," had TO
fancy for the life of an itinerant preachers wife
Finally, tho crisis in his history arrived when he
was on the eve of being sent 10 the Senate. We
copy the dramatic account Of what followed, as
given by the AdrOcdte:
Taking the letters and papers from all parts Of
the State, giving him assurance of election, he
went to his wife, aud said: Il go to the United
States Senate. Here are the evidences. Ii you
wish it, will go. Bat if go, hell is my doom.
shall die drunkard as certain as go to Wash.
iugton. l can yet escape If pass this point, |
never can. can enter the ministry, which ought
to have done long ago, and save myself from
drunkard's grave, and my soul from hell. Bat you
shall decide" His poor wife, unwilling to relin-
qush the glttering prize in view, replied, weep
lug, that she could not see why he could not be
great man and Christian too.
But after prayerfu reflection, she would not In.
cur the fearful responsibility of deciding against
his conscience, aud told him to 60 into the itine.
rancy, aud she would 60 with him. To the aston
ishmeBt of the whole State, q letter from him ap-
pears d in the paperf, just before the meeting OF
the Legislature, declining the nomination, and an'
noupciDg his retirement from political life. The
next thing that was heard Of him was that he was
preaching.
The editor (who vouches for the truth of the
narIatiye) says that the hopes entertained Of bis
success preacher have been more than Iealiz-
ed. 1t adds -
"What renders the case more remarkable is the
fact, that before he declined the United States
Senstorship, by legacy left him In Engi. nd. he
became possessed Of an ample fortune. Wealth,
and the hope OF high position, have kept many
out Of the itinerancy; bnt few, very few, are
those who have declined eminent earthly advan.
tsges for 1t, or rather, brought them addition
al forces into 1t that they might be the moro large
iy useful."
No name 10 given ia the narrative, but We
presume that those familiar with the political
history os Texas will have no difficulty in filing
the blapk. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23
Very respectfully,
Norfolk A fairs,
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY prsiaroH.

NORFOLK, Dec 22d, lS5S.
After series of wet days, during which the
streets had almost become impsssabIe the sun h.,
made his appearance, the mud has dried up in TIE
streets, ard We have every promise of pleasant
Christmas.
Grunter Gnatds, of Norfolk, parade on Saturday
morning. Our people are on the Qt rire for some.
thing rich on that occasion.
The good people of Hampton are making the
| most extensive preparations for a tournament aud
grand Ball, which is to come off on the 2Stb iDs,
large number of the ladies from the surrounding
country are inyited. A gentleman from Wash,
ington, we'll versed in such matters il preparing
the supper, which is TO come of Mt Chessa.
| poake Hall. and altogether. the srandest time
ever experienced iu the quiet litter watering
place s expected.
| numher Of knights have entered the lists and
your readers shall have the earliest Information of
| the result of their tilting.
The Portsmouth Humane Association will rc.or.
ganize tomorrow evening, there having been
called public meeting at the City Hall for the
| purpose.
| There will be meeting of stockholders of fbe
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad to III ,rrow morn
ing. We are expecting through ticket 10 the
West from this place, which will doubtless in.
crease our travel.
| The Mayors Court of Norfolk was void OF inter.
est this morning, and Mayor Grice, of Portsmouth,
had nothing at all TO do.
There are one hundred and seventeen vesseIs.
| Of different tonnage, in port. All OF them appear
| to be engaged, apd rot one of them are laid up.
| that We can see. This looks like doing some.
thing, particularly when We see that the arrivals
and ciearances will average about twenty each
| a day.
There was an extraordinary high wind last
night but most fortunately 1t from the South.
west, and no damage is anticipated TO the ship,
ping on the coast.
An inquest has just been held on the body of
4. W. Farrer. = white mau, from Elizabeth CITY.
n c. The verdict of the jury was accidental
drowning" The deceased was and on board OF
the schooner Eliza, of the above village, aud has
brother in this city, who also follows the water,
pERCUSsIoy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23
REsresnESus os rms RICHMOND DAILY Drsp.~cu
SouTa LowgII. No n. IN ,a,a

Soura LowRlI, N. c.. Dec, 20. 1855
Oar Quot and peaceful neishborbaot WAS III ,x,r
iuto state OF sou.e excitement a fsw davs 80.
by the anDVu uDeegent of the death by nrci,,at ~
Sr. iIoissa6sck. lie had started To M,Itnn n
O., with Toad OF tobacco taking with bim a lit,I.
boy about IL yeats old Hoisenback bee ,ms In
toxicated, fell frota h!s horre bsckwards his b.ad
striking a sharp-poiated rock which produced a
fatal fracture of the skull.
Tho raios have leea very heavy In this section
raising the streams aud causing some damage To
lands and fences
The Conference CT tho Methodist Church. soutb
has been holding .t5 session in Newberpe. which
10 ono OF the most Interesting towns in the State
There,were born tie iamented Chief Justice Nah
recently deceased; Judge Wm. CASTOR, Jno Wright
Stanley, Rev. f. L, Hawkes., ID d !, and almost ali
the great men of iao State, both present and past
charges were brought at the Conference by Rev.
WA Carter, ~ u asainst Rev. G. Il. Deems, d. D.
After the charges were brought before the Com
ference, the aocpssr hndog himself unable to sus.
TAIN them against the accused was permitted by
the Bishop to withdraw them. Rev. Dr. Deems
was much opposed to such proceeding as he
greatly desired anu demanded an invests < alton as
he aud his friends kaew his character and reputa,
son would only bo Increased by any public iuves
tgaiion. Rov DIR. Deems gained u brilliant tri-
umph, but not 30 great as he would have done If
his accuer had not have withdrawn the charges.
Joseph Ii. Speed, A. NJ has resigned the Princi-
paishp of South Lowell Male Academy. aud &C.
cepied . like position Of Perry High School. The
school has been in very fourishing condition,
numbering 81 pupils during the past ses sion. Ths
interests of this section greatly demand tha. an
efficient teacher be secured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
x1~ liz yoy HAys A Couau,

R<S~ Ir yog HAvs A Couau,
TAKE HAMPToN's TlNoTuRB.
- ~" "N'' TAKE HAMPToS's TINoTURE.
II S'" "''N ' TkKs HAMrToN's rINCTURE
Il ''' '''' TGkS nAMpToN's TINcTuRg.
Ii you have Pain is tNe nack,
T Kb HAMfTON's TlSUTURE.
Il ''N 49, '>' TARS 'HAHpT TINoTuRk.
II you have Headache. >,., -.
ASTHMA, C0uGn. CC&sUAProN, TIE winter
is uest highy es5eelned, like thousands OF oar heat
Lpoun citizens feels il duty 90 tear testimony OF
the wonderful curative power q bAMfTVN :
TtNErURE Why let your friends seitrF AMI Gie
vi,llJat giving il triat Call snt get pamphlet,
and see testimony. 49,,
AessSs Waft,ESr f M1'cbTdp- GCs,tisa'cH. have
been r shuae Gnlo afflicted with Asthma accompa
nis with suogtt, oi breath, with aany symptoms
oi CCasgmp ion tnepd knowing OF the heating
properties of uAMPTON'S NEG RTkBLk rI*C.
TUNE, from having used the same. induced me tO
prc.Ire bS;;ie oi the TnctUre. and by the use ol
one bottle tuGea better that was induced u
,i ,linre % it, and 10y tak tnc ave ak bottles "
restored to usual aeslta, ard viii say 10 all per
sl,is 6u are afflicted So i VAS TO use HAMPTON
EkGgrABLE a SUIURE.
ttentIemea-You are st liberty 70 use my name
for the eese1t Of the afflicted;
ELLgg fEpae
s, West oogner of Liberty and Clay s.s.,
Baltimore, hid.
Ha- Call aud get Pamphlets ard see curee
Sid ty PURCELL. LADD co, Richmond hy
pr COOKS, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
in petsrsburS; by MORTIMER a M0WBkAY
Baltim ,rc. std by Druggists and Shop-keeper
eve! ywa here.
sa S, per bottle; six bottles for IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23
4 HOME, THAT Is A HOME!

h.
pr pose 10 sell my FARM in the county of Ap-
pomatox Va, containing $50 Acres lying five miles
II ON Concord HUpOt 5outh-Side Railroad, and four
miles from James river in good como GitiGn for grow
ing any of the crops adapted TO this climate, and
worthy examination by any one wishing 10 par
chase The Lands almost level every acre of
which can be cultivated. The improvements all
of the latest st! ia and new, costing at least So nOO
About oue-'h'f is now III timber convt niently
ranged Tor the fields. This land can be bought it
stands with Teams. Farming Utensils, stock of eve
ry desc ip,on, and provisions of every kind for the
year
I he piasa can be divided to suit purchasers. with
good improvements on both places. Possession
given Immediately. Address -
JDa. JAS BURKS,
Spanish Oaks z. O., Apponattox, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23

The Paris correspondent states positively that
the Car of Russia, with a full military household,
will visit Napoleon in the spring, and will extend
his visit to England.
President of the Burns celebration in Washington
Judge David Thscksr, we'll known Indiana poll.
tician and editor, died recently.
1t is stated that colored students are now attend.
ing the exercises of the Yale medical school.
The famous SLAYER Echo is advertised for sale by
the U. 8. marshal of South Carolina.
There were but ffty.two deaths in Boston last
week-a very small comparative mortality.
The testimony in the New Haven (Conn divorce
case closed on Saturday night.
Rsv Mr.. Dillon, Catholic priest, died at Peoria.
ILL.,, last week.
Hon John Kelley has addressed the Speaker q
note of resignation as member of Congress from
New York, to take effect on the 25th inst
Edward Everett has purchased for q country
seat farm Of fhy.fye acres 10 Winchester, Mass,
on which he will erect dwelling houss.
The income Of the Rev. DIR. Cha pin, of New York.
is said 60 be $S25 per week from lectures and
preaching.
On the 18th inst the extensive drug store of j.
s. Merrill. at 81. Louis. vas destroyed by fire
Loss SO, ,00o insurance So 500.
VIM. Enderlins, convicted OF robbipg the Indi.
annapolis lind postofice, has been sent to the PEN
iIeutiary for three years.
The Memphis. Avalanche Of the 18th inst. notices
sale of l52o bales of cotton for ST COO. being
the largest single sale ever made iu that city.
The U. s. frifate St. Lawrence, the corvette
Falmouth, and The brig cambridge, were at Rio
On the 18th November.
Judge Wasrous denies any intention TO resign.
He will start for Texas Immediately, TO hold court
al Galveston, on the first Monday in January.
Miss Carthamy Ia suing Mr.. Shaw, of st. Louis,
fer S100 600 damages for breach Of promise. Fifty
witnesses are to teetiiy 10 the case.
Sir Francis B. Head appears 10 print ~ the soli-
tary defender in England OF Lauis Nspoleon's con
duct in the Montalembert affair.
Tha chess game between Mr.. Pauisen, hlindfoid.
3D. and ten members of the Pittsburg Chess Ciub,
resulted in Mr.. Paulssn winning six and losing
fonr games.
I Tbs baIk Franc. has arrived ct Alexandra, ya.
with 500 ,ons OF iron, for the Asnassas Gap ksif'
road
the Augusta. Georgia, Dispatch ssys that cit
ix,a there has purchssed one Of tbs newly afriy.
I'd Africsns,--a boy OF II, for $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23
s~ TEE GREAr VIRGINIA REMEDY
AND Nc tFHMGtG.--
PETERs' lNEALLIRLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-

MD
PETERs' lNEALLIRLE REMEDY FOR GONOg-
RHtEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing 10 Mer
curial or Baisamjc pGOperties, eXcels everything
heretofore offered the public, In it's curative restO
rativS aId IenGyating powers; and the medica
world are astouished when told that the above re
medy will cure the above d6eases and coniuundcd
when they have occuiar demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, aho has SHOWN of the remedy
for twenty odd years. has known of a of twenty
years standing TO be restored TO perfect health aud
all other of shorter duration to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
any OF G0rorrhPa hich the remedy will not
cure " divided the directions carried out with
purchasing half dozen bottles and using accord
inqly, in his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure; aad in OF failure, will iu nsh additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure,
through his agents; and cure viii be effected with
cut inconvenience to the patient Sold by
GAUBBS Il APPERSoN. Drug gists,
Agents for the city OF RichmDrd,
40 n-f M No Rrna 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23

The subscriber has completed hie new mil for
grinding Plaster. located on the Dock. at the moutn
q nhockse cr'ek. with enlarged and compisse Ca-
chinery. sumcient to supply any demand tor tne
He T. pow .prerared 70 supply orders for PUR1
GROUND p AbTEh. pulverized TO degree thas
cannot be surpassed, from heavy stIrk ossupertor
sova fcetis Lump procured with the grsptest care.
with full knowledge that great deal u Lamp
astters himself that his os oxperiepce IL this bu-
dpess with the close att nfiou and strdy given IL
viz .nAbie him 70 supply the demand IRON this sn1
pnr.s ana r,chest state and nt satsfhctory prices
with full detsrminstton 20 sus4ain the esssb.
sEse. he respectfully solicits ordsrs. = -
JOHN b Cl,AIBD1NE
nois-tiHA mol Pearl st1set
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23
ssEs- THa Best CouGn SYRUP IN THE

NGhLU.
The best Cough Syrup in tie world is Harts.
horne's Pectora Syrup II Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by Il chemist, aud is pro
pouuce'1 by medical men, and those WHO have uset,
II. 10 be the best preparation for Coughs. Ceids,
C3,arrh, Bronchitis Hearssncss, sore Throat from
cold, ani preventive Of that hon OF diseases
CONSUMPTION.
Persons who sing should it. 1t is pleasant to
the taste soitenS c and sreng thenS the voice
asys aiirritatiou OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cCld.
Bottles IS snd 80 cents aud 81. SOLD by all Drug
gists in RichInond. Norfolk, Petersburg, and all
towns in Virginia oc l5-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23

MELAxcHoLY SGleipe e-CaL J. A.. Tucker, thu
Democratic nominee sfor tts Jndehahip of the
Legislature of Georgia, from Ststsst,. commtttsd
suicide at Dawson, Ga- last week By takisG n3Osa
phins, The terrible act which deprived him OF
ifs Il ssid TO have been induced By strong drink.
He leaves sfamily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23
CoNcrA ALxp WRApona.-Constah n

CoNcE AL.D WEAPoss.- Constable
Thomas, of Heurico county, assisted BY several
citizsns, Ia searching the negro quarters Of Mr..
William Copeland, = few nights since, discovered
concealed between the beds single barrel gun In
good condition, large carving knife, aud spriLg
back dirk. Amos, the servant that occupied the
cabin. was taken before Justice Baker. who ORDER
ed him to be punished, aud the weapons to be con.
6scafed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23
R.BBsnY The dwelling Of J. g. Wadv

~ BbEHf --1ut UWcIttHB Vk y. u "~Us
In TaIboit's Row, on 10 street, short distance
beyond the corporate limits, Was entered last
Tue.dAy night aud robbed Of all Of the silver ware
aud other articles Of value. Jewellers aud others
will keep look out for ssch pr petty and stop u
II ffsred to them by suspicious persons. The rob-
Der effected entrance through the front window,
By the aid of crowbar.
Mr.. David Hopkins residence, adjoining that OF
Mr. Wade, was also entered and robbed Of quas.;
tity of clothing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23
g~HARrsnoRNE's CURE-ALL--
TIE GEEAT PAIN ANS{RILaT0R.
AND REMEOf Eos DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eTON
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS

TIE GEEEf t8LS ANS{HILd4CR
AND REMECf FOk DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eTON
ACH AND WEAK bow ELS
PREPA RED b / 4 CHEMIST
BoyTLE5 -. - ANA 50 cents and dollar.
TAX 9kAA EAT DlSCUF ERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCs
HARfSH0RNE'S CURE-ALb should be kept in
al families in Of accidents sudden sickness
il frcgustiS in less time tbaait quires t.
get ply yslciRu.
II cares pain in any part of the system and Is use
externally and internally,
AZ As the frequent changes OF the weather pro
duce bad Gold, Rheutratism Neuralgia, sore
Throat, Pam in she Bowels ami Stomach Tooth and
Ear Ache Ague or Lunps in the Breast, Pain in the
Limits and Body; als0, stiff Neck-every person
SHOULD get bottle. It acts upon the Nerves, Mus
.iec, SinSws Blood sIli Bones, and, by its warming
Snetic power. expels ali pain from the 81
ten. Get Il bottle sEd try IL.
II B.-If you have d Cough, use II nARTSH0RNE'S
PECT0RAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-itis the
b4st Cough rup in the world 25 snd 50cts @ bottle
If son are Bilious. use HARfs HURNE'S ANTI
BlLIuU. Pills They act upon the Liver, Stou
and Bowels. carrying oil all Bile aud Folil Sc
cretions. 25 cents a box.
The above medicines 70 be bad at all Drug Stores
Ia Richmond, Norfolk Petersburg and all towns ii
Oc i5-5m