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rA"A Dollar Saved is Dollar Gained.''

n"A Dollar Saved is Dollar Gained"
THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
OF RICHMOND, VA.
oFFIcE-llth street. nearly opposite Goddin's
Hail. MEMBERS:
K. H. DIsTen, d. Won UGonlng, J. Hatcher.
X. .. Haskns, J. W. Atkinson, b Trueheart,
z. f. Whltlock, l.. ii. FTayser, r. H. Williams
J. l.. Apperson, K. T. Tayior, John Blair,
J. Ii. Greaner, X. a. Mayo, A. Bodeker
j. l.. Lyon. r. w RodGey, l. Libby
X. Nj. Stevenson, j. H Montague. Chas Faibott
b. J. Johnson, w H. Bowcock. T. M AlirIend,
B. Fl. Nash, II. DIBR ELL pres't;
). J. JOHNSON. Sec'y;
THOS. III. Al FRIEND, Cashier.
CAPITAL........ ...-...... - 900
WHOLE JOINT FUND PLEDGED FOR DEPOSITS.
This Bauk of the People, in which the working
zen. as well as the men OF means, may deposit all
their scare funds with perfect safety, and receive
interest thereon at the rate of per cent. per
anGum for months or over. and per cent. for
less periods, continues to receive deposits, in
large small sums. The undersigned. as Cashier,
Will issue certificates from A NJ to p. NJ daily.
oc 4-lm THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND. Cashier.
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-. TuE ANIMAL NESTING OF
& g ~SrrtyKE0LDERS OF IHE WHITE
- spRINiS COMPANY will take place
: - htsxsSsass Hotel, Richmond, " EDNES-
!. "a f. WARREN, Sec'y.
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sHO. AOE HILL GENEKAI

s>-I-a AUG-N = =.
q. w. II. TYLER,
ls.s on MaTSsaIi, be;iceea Stxta and Ssrsata
Streets.
c tr1ues to RENT 0Ur HOUSES, HIRE OUT
E.5AUES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
,-JtS, sad act IS d GENERAL AGENT He
:. .r8s bis thaRks for the liberal patronage be-
rsssa upon ann Tor three years past. Sc Sim
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s JOHN w. GREEN,
EA ATTORN AT LAW

Will practice in the Courts of the city of Rich
naGt lnl county of Henrlco. Strict at tentIon
ne gwen 70 all business entrusted 10 him
Uface, fer tie present, with MS father, William
Gfosa southwest corner Main and 7tn streets.
JeE-6m
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CRoPPER a. DUNBAR,

1 ATT0RN EYS AT LAW,
Qrg!cg No. 6 LAW BUILDING,
--,.- # l?i5 and franklin SiS., ktchnloHd, Va.
- lin
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Theate.-The excellent comedy of"Fashion. :,

Ihsatre.-The excellent comedy of Fashion, ,
win which the public are perfectly familiar,
was produced on Monday night. The charac.
ter OF Gertrude was sustained by Miss Rich
ings in manner that won the applause of the
large audience. Her songs were listened to
win delight, particularly "The Ray OF Hope. {"
which she obligingly sang a second time The
rendition of the blunt old farmer Adam
Trueman, by Mr.. Richings, was capital. We
thought 1he character of Mrs. Tiffany should
nave been entrusted to Mrs. De Bar, who
though she performed admirably as Prudence.
would have given more prominence to the
part OF the would be fashionable lady. There
was, however, enough sprightliness in the
piece to make it entertaining. As We said
yesterday, the greeting extended to Miss Rich.
ings and her father was of the most cordial
and gratifying kind, which they seemed TO
duly appreciate. They We're called before the
curtain, and MIR. X. expressed their thanks in
appropriate language. After the close of the
play, Miss Richngs sang La MarseiIlaise I"
snperbly, waving in her hand the tri -colored
flag of France. To night the new operatic
drama Of "Home Sweet Home will be pro-
duced, with Miss and Mr.. Richings in the
prominent characters; after which the "Bonny
Fish Wife," which they played here last
Winter. will be played. 1t is an attractive
bill.
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Wootsn ManufactnreS.-The report of the
committee on Domestic Manufactures, at the
late Fair, gave the wooden manufacturers of
the State rather caustic dressing down, for
failing to exhibit any of their fabrics for COM
petition. This is replied to by correspondent t
OF the Enquirer, who says that for the last
three or four preceding Fairs wooden fabrics
OF undonbted excellence have been exhibited
ny the various manufact cturers of the county of
faoquIer, and no notice has been taken of
then, except, on one occasion, mere "hono-
rary mention" These actories are now firmly
established, and require no efforts 10 attract
notorlety, because they can sell at their doors
lour times as many goods as they can manu-.
Iacture. This statement is interesting, and If
the report of the committee has no other effec t,
IL mas developed important information rela
i've TO the material Ill terests of the State. In
Col. Ellis report to the stockholders of the
lanes River and kanawha COMPANY allusion
Is made 10 the new wooden factory of Cren.
shaW d 90, in this city, whose operations,
while giving direct profitable employment t..
more than fifty hands, male and female, are
doubtless but the beginning in one of the mos /
interesting branches of industry, and will
contribute to excite a spirit for the improve
ment OF sheep and wool in every part of the
State having convenient access to this mari ker.
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"a To NJ d cal students .Dissecting
CASES of various sty les and prices for sale very
cheap at EDWARD T. ROBINS0N'S,
Sc 25-2m 4th aud Franklin ats
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Robbery at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the ex.
hibition at the Mechanics Institute have ex-
amined with much curiosity diamond ring,
800 years old, deposited by Miss Annie p. AL
len, and ten dollar gold coin, dated 1795, that
lay close by it. deposited by Mrs. f. T. Browne.
AS relics of the past these articles possessed
great value, and no common ind ducement would
have persuaded their owners to part with
them. On Monday night, they were both
stolen from the showcase, and all efforts to
detect the thief have thus far proved unsuc-
cessfui. They were seen in their place half an
nour previous to the termination of the exhi.
oition, yet 1t seems probable that the case was
unlocked by means of a false key and the rob-
6ery perpetrated before the hall was closed
On the same night, an embroidered skirt de-
posted by Miss Hiltzheimer, was stolen from
another showcase. This case was found
locked yesterday morning, and IL is likely that
tne tnlef raised up corner of the lid, inser ted
MS nand and took the article out. The Insti-
tute is strictly guarded every night, and there
Is no evidence of an entrance having been ef-
iecteo after 1t was shut up. Indeed, if such
hao oeen the case, the burglar would not have
oeen contsnted with carrying off the few ar
ticies mentioned, when a vast amount of val
uabies We're within reach. We understand
tnat this occurrence is the first of the kind
since the Institute was established. The De-
cullar1ty of the ring and the coin may yet lead
to the apprehension of the perpetrator of this
outrage.
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"a Mrs. WOOLhOUSE, over Sam' Suther-
ss.'t Gan store, l32 Main street, Richmond, will
q, Oh 81 lnose requiring her services.
81 Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
"a. All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
81 sent - Express TO all pats of the State.
Id. are mucl liked, made TO order.
al-3M
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H Baths. Raths. Baths,

HOT. COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock A. until 10 p
NJ, at the American Hair Cutting Shaving, Sham
qooning and Bathing Saloon, under the American
HoteI entrance I1th street, Single Bath rs cts ;
err FIVE tioketE for al.
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,,arNEs NOTICE ).
..n ..n,,stA,.IiANTN,

= ro MEhettANTs.-The advertiser
ss"+ Of ,sms ss5@aRsSa r"sa s"ass Pc ,ss IS
FlUA hh N,-rnid Il ke 10 accept an engagement TO
stsssisasS,n md adjust the books of any sentlemen
, Say .SeGN GNsssrs. Massie & Pleasants. the
hfieSr ,.tler, tobacco merchants, and Messrs
a1es S'''' W. II. MITCHELL,
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80 A. ASC0LI, NJ. d,

%IN YORK { OF ks HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Utos and ResLaen2e on Fran kim ST., corner of 4th,
Richmond, Va.
ufee hours TIL il a. NJ and from to NJ.
tSundays excepted sel-Sms
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EREsH ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF

EKESH ADDiTiONAL SgPPLY OF
1, L FRplTS. NUTS, RAIsINs AND CONF FEC-
FsS ao Sass sd IS 5ss
Cream Nuts !; 100 bass Fiberts and Wsnuts 90
sos,sd oss reean e.s NUS 70 Trails Dates p d"zsn
boxes Jnlube Paste and Gum Drops; 70 cases Sar-
Bsnd, sas ,a SSssn lars
Also. M nufacturinE, Candies, Of dSupIe- fshnsd
saay q s'nRa i0r It's
Next d095 70 EnssKsnse Ksn, Ps,ns Bsn. sne
TULES KOBiN 4 CO.'S COGNAC. : We are
the Agents in this olty for The sale q the above
ing the vintages OF lsi3 and 1855. We will con-
s.antly he supplied with the teie of our own i'm
'''' ND' i ~ sG. b DAvENPoRT.
a LAnGt A,sUk NLOt I .Diss,
C"sr.-CAAs. A. CIV ATKINS iursher re-
duction, to make a clean sweep of everything
siIss. PopHnsttes. calicoss, Cioaks. fiesves. Col,
lars. Bands, 40; Ribbons. hns shawls, Domestic,
sRS "sS sfss . ''m'nSaa: ca.s Hffs
sth and Main street.
y CDALusTAN BALM will prevent and cure
chapped hands and lips, and rei der thu skin soft
S s md us aIos for n he sS
u, sssns Nam .... sAKns ds.as sssys Ps.s
MUST MAKE Room for the large and
Ni fashionable stock OF CLIO THING that have
ordered. and making; Therefore, all kind. Of
saS sasa ~ ss sS ooas
IRVING HULL, Agent.
81 Main at. corner Itth,
Nsxt to PAlro's Exchange Ohos.
tNRAPPfNGs, WRAFPiNGS.-W We have q
w few very handsome MOURNING Wrappers. In
Silk and Crepe. all Crepe and berese: which We
will sell al very low prices; Children's Wrapplnxs,
also, = few ladies' sizes LETT. To clear out the
Fail stock. We viii sell them without regard g. cost.
CHil,EN CHENERy.
WINTER UNDkR L LO a 1 Nc Cash
Buckskin. Silk, Canton FLANNEL, Red FLANNEL,
and Waterbury Shirts and Drawers; Cashmere,
Lambs Wool, Merne and Enshsh Hosiery; Fur
n,shins foods oi every description. aew, season
So M MsHAfER. HALsEY 4 CO.. he Maia st.
NEW CLUT THlNG.-ws have iast received
~ a large stock of superior kEApf MADE
CLOTHING, suited To- this and the Appfoachink
&c ason, made of the best materials aud lasest
sty ss, which We warrant ssaai To any sold, Call
ana DSsRacSFf sssasc ST HARRIS CO.. III Main Il.
OI-n llDNaNIUN nUUELk kEFANxO
OcANDY ri am now ready
10 receive orders from the country or city mer-
chants for my Double Refined Candies. made ex-
prsssly Tor Transportation, NJ New York Rgiees.
a. ANTONI next door Exchange Bank
and opposite Kent. Palne = Co.
SO s''D'' prime Ea Esaais xzTsz0 xs'is ssta 81 it''
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Air!lmnnn pispattb.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. .OOT,R IN lss,l,
THE ASTA'S MAILS.

Fhe Hattie of Volturno--Last Stand of the
Hourbens. desperate Fighting. The De-
signs OF Count Cavour.
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g-e<s DR.. 4. y. ncSRJDER, of Henri
80 co, having taken an Office Oh Franklin
r'set, first house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
tsrs MS professional services TO the public.
3J-5m
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I OUIS J. BUSSiEUA,
STEAM CANDIES,
And Wholesale Dealer in
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS,
FRENCH CANplES, ClGARS.
TOBACCO, &c. &c.
THE BEST GOODS
THE CHEAPEST GOODS,
AND -. s,.,.>--,,
LARGEST STOCK,
Can always be found at this
FIVE STORY BUILDING,
No. 81 Main st., opposite Richardson Co,
Rlehmord Va.
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IULES ROBIN 4 CO.'S COGNAC.-We are
J the Agents in this city for the sale of the above
old and well known brand of BRANDY, and have
now IN Custom House store an invoice, compris-
ing the ylntages OF lsi3 and 1855. We will con-
SANITY he supplied with the tieie of our own i'm
portatou, and the trade can rely obtaining the
g. b DAVENPORT
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S.srEL I. BaYLY. I CHAsTAIN WHITE,
- HiYLY & WHITE.

80 ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
r-4s.ice in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
Hszd, the counties OF Hanover, Henrlco, Caroline,
5a5A.a4 and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL +. BAILI, CoMMIss IoNERoF
Ussgs iOF all the states and Territories. Office
r1Ger OF l2th and Franklin streets, near the state
Court House. j7 6ts
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FALL TRADE

40. FALL TRADE. 40.
and wholesale And hetali Dealers in, CLOTHING
and FINE FckNiSHiNG GOODS, Ito Main st.,
Richmond, Va are now opening for the Fall and
Winter Trade, a iar,e and desirable stosg of
CLOTH q and FURNISHING GOOl,S, to
which We invite the public attention.
SHAFER, HALSEY Il co,
Richmond, Va.
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"fFICE OF X. h. MAUkY ~
NTOCES RICHMOND, August 2S, 1860.
OiGyISSfns AND BONDS FOR SALE.-VIR-
ORRIaNlA sIA PER CENTS.
NJ SS FER CENTS. -A4' - i'AA
shsrss Ppaak pak OF Commonwealth STOCK.
s1sres sImeTs, Bank STOCK.
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VI siv.E BAkER's "ELIXIn CALI
msauef e DARK Is made in the most careful
uast frd,f foIn the best spe ces of Peruvian Bark,
sbt, and nhhch quinine is made > is very palat
cans e., Isn recommended by our own physi-
alter cbii ss oi appetite and TO prevent rel ,pse
NgaI9 eng bilious lovers. Prepared only by
ias DE n BAKER, Pharmace utists,
~ Mhlh 81. cnInar ahAye Pnsf 0fhca.
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n I'll. CHAL kLEY,
~. DEALER IN LEATHER,
SHOE FINDINGS, OILS, &c.

SHOE FINDINGS, OILS, &c,
18Th street, between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, VA
Offers to merchants and manufacturers COM
oete rtm mt of articles in his line, which have
been selected with great care, and cannot tall to
give satisfaction.
The attention of those in want is respectfully
invited as every effort will be made TO give sats-
faction, both as to terms and price,
a ta.D TIM
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The Grand ViZier had arrived at Salonica
and the Russian Minister had presented a
note complaining OF his return before having
completed his mission
News had been received of q great Persian
victory over the Turcomans near Merwi
The Governor of Seida had arrested the
Dutch Dragoman, but two Dutch frigates hav-
ing threatened to lombard the town he was
released.
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we nave selected with great care and are re
eeivine ~ by various arrivals, our second suppIy o
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The Grace Darling family have again per-
formed humane act. On the evening of Tues
day, the sth inst, the sioop Trio. Anderson, OF
Abroalh, (coal.) for Leith, left Shields with a
iair wind, and was overtaken by the gale on
"wednesday morning of North Sunderland
eot as far as Skate Roads, when they let go
both anchors, which, during perfect hurri-
cane, were snapped and the vessel drifted on
the Longstone Rock, where the Forfarshire
was lost The master and crew had great DIFF
ficulty in getting from the ship, and after be-
ing twelve hours on the rock were picked on
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Wa,tttMDelltdtrat,
MQS---- -,

o..
The following racy taiAs r. wv ''V'' ~,
Providence Patriot A"nVus" S'e ="
boar repeating; eros O.. .EltlN
The farme-rosS TO stlttho orey ttHte
Tho poker burned his bapy angen; ttR
Thsparson whispered 20 IheNshoir,
AnItound sroS Of wooden hngers;
Tho weary man sat dONnio resi-, {St 4 ~
Auu .t~s..ss - .a.l,...aa. !. -.
issN - : - - ~ NJ. ,,.n~h,., ,. "a 3.
an APP''-''''' 80. = fef4st ,- So.
The topper wentt9 drink his dram,
And drank dase ofspefinaceti, ..-.-
The rulier looked into his da~' AtF 4
Aud found no wAter-What a pityi s-1aA|
The loyerwsnt 10 kiss his dear,
,l-,- -
"''
The Doctor tried to 60 to b'L ,L w
AMI found the sheets were fi.tened double,
Tho pillows vanished from hishsad,
And Isf. him 10 ideal Of uouble; a4-s q
Aud N the middie Of the night, ,ff-"
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SA NFoR DIS
CATHANTlC PILLS.
... COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETABLES EXTRACTS,


And put up in GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will
kCOpin any climate,
Tho FAMILY CAfHARTlC PILLS Is n gentle but
active Calhartlc which the proprietor has used in his
practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PILLS and the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their use has induced me to
place Them withinthe reach ofall.
The Profession wel Know Tho different Catharlics
act on different portions Of the bowels.
Tho FAMILY CArllARTIC PILL has, with due 70.
ference to this we'll established fact, been compound
ed from avnrety OF the purest Vegetable Extracts
which act alike on every part ofthe alimentlry canal
aud are GOOD aud SAFE In all caseswhere Chathar'
tic Is needed. such as Derangomens of tho Stomach
sncplne ss pains In tho back and loins, cosiyeness
pain and soreness over the whole body, from Sudden
cold, which frequently, u neglected, end In lot
course ofIever Toss Of appetite, reopng sensation
Of cold over the body, resessness or weight
In the head, all innamnlatory diseases, Worms IN
children or adults, rheumatism, great purifier OF the
blood and many diseases to which fosh Is her, toe
numerous to mention In this advertisement.
Dose, I to 3--PriCe 3 Dimes.
The LIVER INVlGoRAT0R and FAMILY Ca
THARrTC PILLS are retalcd by Druggists generally
aud sold Wholesale by the Trade In all large towns.
S. r. W. SANFORD, NJ, D.,
Manu- aud Proprietor, 33S Broadway N. York
For sale by G. KAuFFMAN CO., Lancaster Ohio
October 20, ls59-ly95 ..
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-... lSDIANAPoLIs, October 6, 1897.
Dr. CIV RoBAcK--Dsnr Sir: have used your Blood
Purifier for nervous affection, from which have suf-
ferec much at times While tits pleasure to taste, II
certainly has happy effect upon the nerves. Please
accept my thanks for yOurknd regards, and believe
nc You're. ]. W, I. MeMULLEN.
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BiTTERS.

The proprietors and manufacturers of HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS can appeal with perfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generally Of the United
States, because the article has attained rcpu-
talion heretofore unknown. a few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully than
volumes of bare assertion or blnZonng putlery
The consumption of llostetter's Stomach Bit
ters for the last year amounted TO over n half
million bottles and from its manifest steady
Increase in times past, II is evident that during
the coming year the consumption will reach
near one million bottles This immense amount
could never have been sold hut for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prepara-
tion, aud tho sanction of tho most prominent
physicians in those sections of tho country
where The article is best known, who not only
recommend the Bitters to their patients, but
are rcady nj NIL times to give testimonials to ils
efficacy in all cases of stonachic arrangements
and the diseases resulting tlerclrom.
This is not II temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way of lrum-
peting the qualities of the Dilers, but solid
estimation Of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined TO be MS enduring as lime itself.
lIoslctter's Stomach Bitlcrs have proved
Godsend to regions where fever and uguc
and various other bilious complaints have
counted their victims by hundreds. To be
able TO state confidently TINT the "Bittors"
are n certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
diseases, is to the propriclors u source Of I'M
alloyed pleasure. 1t removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, purifes the blood, aud
impars renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving 1t that tone and energy indispensable
for the restoration Of health, II operates upon
the stomach, liver, md other digestive organs,
mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them
toacondition essential to tho healthy discharge
Of tho functions of nature.
Elderly persons may use the BitCrs dNily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
IN II n simulant peculiarly adapted TO comfort
declining years, as il is pleasant TO the palate,
inyigorating to the bowels, excellent as tonic,
and rcjuvenating generally, Wc have the evil
dcnce Of thousands Of aged men and women
who have experienced the beneRt of using this
preparation while suffering from stomach de-
rangcments aud general debility; acting under
the advice Of physicians, they have abandoned
oil dectcrious drugs and fairly tested the
merits of this article. A low words TO tho
gcntlcr Sex, There arc certain periods when
their cares nrc so harassing that many Of Them
sink under tho trial The relation of mother
md child Is 20 absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially ii she be young, is apt to
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
for hor infant. Should the period of maternity
arrive during the summer season, the wear Of
body nd mind Is generally aggravated Here
then, Is u necessity for stimulnnt TO rccupe-
rate the energies of the system, and enable tho
| nathan io lcor nm unlar hor A. nvhnneiin ino tVinla
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ANOTHER NEW BOOZE.
DR.. Ronaparte's Great work.

nEIYATE GUIDETo HEALTH
REPRESENTING ALI this dis
eases ofthe genital organs ofihe male
and female, with the latest diseove-
ries in reproduction. The afflicted
should use no remedies before learn.
Ing from this valuable work the su-
)penOrity of the authors Paris and
rLOndon treatment of private disea.
,ses:--bOth married and single should
consult il. This book tells how 10
cure the following Diseases, aud en-
Iightens those who grope indGrknoss.
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SAN FORD's
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R

NEVER DEBILIIATES.
1T Ia compounded entirely from Gums, aud has be-
L come an established fact, a Standard Medicine,
known and approved by all that have used II, and Is
now resorod tn with confidence in all the diseases for
which II Is recommended.
II has cured thousands within the last two years who
had given up all hopes o relief, as the numerous un-
solicited certificates In my possession show,
The dose must be adapted TO the temperament of
the individual taking it, and used in such quantities. as
to act gently on tho Bowels.
Let the dictates Of ycuriudgment guide you in the
use of tho LIVER lNVIGoRAToR, and II will euro
Iivercomplants, bilious attacks, dyspepsia, chronic
Diarrhoea, summer complaints, dysentery, drOpsy,
stomach, hHbitua costivcness, cholic, Cholera
morbus, cholera lnfantum, aatulence, jaundice, fG-
male weaknesses, and may be used successfully
ordinary Camily medicine. II will cure sick headache,
las thousan testiiyJ In twonty minutes, IL two
or three IeaspOonfuls takon at commencement of
attack.
All who 1t giving their testimony IN It's favor,
Mix water in the mouth with the lnvigorator, and
wallow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.