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OFFICE OF THE G. S. WAR TAX
FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
lNCHANCERY.


FINDER the authority Of the recent act Of Con-
L gress OF the Confederate States of America,
providing for the collection of n WAR TAX in the
several States, have been commissioned by the
Pre- ,dent OF said States Chief Collector Of the
Tax for the State of Virginia II is made my duty
by the sd act of Congress- divide the State into
COW enient number OF Collection Districts and 10
appoint, with the appreciation of the Secretary OF
the Treasury. Tax Collector for each District
After mature consideration, eided by consultation
with the able financial officers of the State Govern,
ment have determined upon the following diyi-
sion, viz:
Each county shall constitute Collection Dis
trict, except Albemare, Bedford, Chesterfield Eau
quier, Halifax, Henrico, Rockbridge and Fr-de-
rick, inclusive OF Winchester, which shall each con
stitute two Collection Districts; and except eIs.
the counties Of Augusta inclusive Of Stsunt W.
Campbell, inclusive of Lynchburg Loudoup Pitt.
sylvans, inclusive Of Danville, Rockingham and
Richmond city, shall constitute each three Collec.
ton Districts.
The cities of fredericksburg Norfolk Peters
burg, Williamsburg and Portsmouth. each to con
stitute Collection District.
This division is considered ths best, in vi. " of
the amount of to be collected in each dis
tret and also with reference the ed rate of eo-
pensation TO each collector. The geographical
area OF district had to be made extensive in MANY
In stanee', In order to produce An amount OF rev
euue sufficient for adequate remuneration TT.
undersigned rs soon as rpa'onable opportunity IL
given to all parts of the State to learn of this l;-
vision OF the State into districts and for persons
who desire il 10 participate 10 the patriotc labor
Of collecting this War Tax az q Necessary means
to d fend onr rigt ts and our Independence
will proceed to appoint the collectors for the ssyera
Districts
All applications, which must be in writing. NJ.
companied by testimonies of qualifications and
character, will reach ne through the post. Office
only, to ensure attention
HENRY T. GARNETT,
Chief Collector Of the Confederate War Tax
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Unexpected Anuouucem ant.

The Memphis lTenn) Aygus, of the 18th, an :
~. the death Of the Right Rev. Bishop,
'aeade' Of Virginia. This mast be an error
vac occurrence has taken place (whsre, the
M Nc. "oss not say) very suddenly. Bishop
,sa ae was in Richmond two weeks ago In
'"s enjoyment Of good health.
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Rriyadicr General Buchner's Reply.

BOWLING GREEN, Oct 4, 1861.
To Hon. ]. r. UNDERWOOD:
Sri have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter OF the goth of Septem-
Der, ult.
You write me that, at has been sugges ted
that in consequence of your post ton AS re-
preventative OF the people of Warren county,
political motives mi aht induce your arrest
by tmy) orders, in ease you return home, and
place (yourselD in (Iny) power" And you
ask me "whether upon your return % win
permit (you) 10 remain uumolested with
your family, &c, and then to reassenble TAT
FrankfOrt) with the members of the Iegisla-
turef
IfyOur suggestion in reference to your ar
rest on political grounds refers to any con-
templated action Of mine, tits not justified by
anything have said. have never yet made
a political arrest, nor contemplated making
one. l regard the practice OF such arrests
exercised by the United States authori ties,
and by some of the authorized armed bands of
Kentucky, as at war with every principle OF
Justice, of the Constitution, and of humanity.
II is against the unlawful claim of the right
to imprison citizens at will that has been
with me 4 chief cause of resisting the tyranny
of the Government. In the proclamation
published by me at the time of occupying this
place, announced the principles which
would guide my conduct. l have adhered
implicitly to those principles, and have en-
deavored by my own action to soften, tar
as possible, the asperities of the war. l have
extended this SO far as even to place spies In
our midst upon their parole, instead OF pro
ceeding against them according to the strict
rules of war.
II, however, your suggested question refers
to my proposed fu ture action, as Il just retalia
ton for the oppressive and unconstitnt ional
action of the Legislature, there is some rea-
son in your inquiry. On the principle of re-
taliation, / would before this time have been
justified in adopting the most stringent course
in reference to those who, at the cost OF civil
liberty, have attempted to make Kentucky
the instrument of sublugating her own citi-
zens. But l have considered that the holy
cause which, in common, l believe, with T.
large majority of the people of Kentucky,
advocate, does not require for its support the
destruction OF individual liberty, much less,
sir, does it require that a citizen who, like
yourself, has been distinguished servant OF
the public, should be torn nom your friends
and your family, and buried in a political
dungeon. do not propose to initiate the i'm
potent crueities contemplated by the Legista-
ture in support OF their unjust and uncoifIA-
tutional acts.
As for yourself, sir, you are free to enter,
or To leave my lines at your pleasure. have
had no purpose of molesting you, but will
cheerfuiiy accord yon every protection which
j would give to any citizen. The terms on
which yoa can remain leave entirely TO
yeur own senEe Of honor.
am sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
5. b. RucKSBR, Brig. Genl.
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From the Peninsula,

Our adyices from Yorktown are rs late
Wednesday evening. No fight had taken
place, though great excitement prevailed,
and important events were anticipated
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ANOTHER SwoRD AND MusKRf FAcfoRY.-
Another factory has been started at Whining
ton, North Carolina, under the direction Of
Colonel Estvan, for fAe manufacture Of swords
and muskets.
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49, <-sssa& 81. e
~ 00DDfS = Atr&ssoN. 1~assAws.
NEKY DEsIkABLE LITTLE rARn
LEADING By THE .fAIK usoGNfN
TWO NILS NORTH Up lRlUHH(JND'
FOR SAIL AT AUCTION, TU1EThE3
WIT Win TIN n.,y ec g y Ceors PINE LAsas
MENTH. Ac.--M III bs sold u suction On FRIDAY.
tbs lesh October, 1i6t. On tho pres1s-s scmu~.s
ias 81 3 o'clock P. H., the shove very ds.irsbls
u tie farm. reccn'sy N ,hr or~spsa.5 u 70 r.
Young. II contains - scrss D. ffesh land. veil
enelased, and In tbs highest stste cf impsoven,~nt
the crops VII! show. The buildingv On The pleee
sre new, nsistisg Of Sweiiing cootsinims M
rooms good barn. stable corn house, well Of sssd
Amer the sale Of the land ~ the crops II ooru.
lnneut 100 barrsls9 fodder, Vegetables. &C.. win b.
soid' together with very large n,ule. new csrs.
one cow and AL the farming implements. t.La
ESQ newt This land adjoiBs tha farus Of Nsssrp.
Joha r. baliar: and Martin =. Tay'or, su8 /. al.
iaraoy adapted 10 . marss t garden
Terms For the land. one fourth ca h I; balance
~ o, w ana ~ m1nths. for pcgo liable notes In.
TO- est sd'led, secured by trust dsee F,r IN. -,
senai property, all sums under S.N cash o, ar th.s
amount four months credit for approved sn,Irr..I
negotiable notes.
aOpDIN l. AppERsON. Au....
p.S-'f desired, the Farm and sver thing up,,r N
"ih De sold privsteiy before the day Of s.Iu. Ana
1--WE Servants hired for the balance Of the year.
&c - IT, 4 A.. Awet's.
~ 4. H. COOK, Aheasonew.
ID ECEIVER'S SALE Or' SIX SytpRpn
III 7OCTAVE ROSEWOOD ri IA Nus AT
AUCFiON.-Will be sold on FRIDAY Isth in
slant. n ~ O'Clock A NJ ut the Piano Wayeh,n. :.
at"ly oeeupied by Nathaniel C~rus on bro d l.s
tween 9Th and 9th streets,
SIA SUPERB,
ENTIRELY NEW
7-OOTAVE
In Rosewood ease,
a. ti.~ shut
me above Instruments OF the mann factur, 81
L!Ghi d BRADBURY. snd Cue eRINa
Amongst them Is ono valued at q shs IA .lso
one Of the Boadoir style, manu- rss,r,i bv C.hIL
aiing.
yale Positive, and " iiE0ut reserys
Persons wanting a 9ood instrument would ,io
wen 10 aftcnd- HENRY L.. BROOKE
Receiver ~ D,strict
Sale conducted by Z. B. Cook, Aucfr.
oc l2
CER9EAN1"SS A1-E-.vsill be- sold ON IKE
NJ DAY the 18th inst, commencing NJ ~ o'clock
A. NJ, at tho store Oh Cary. bsIw een Virginia and
iith streets, one large Iron Safe one patent Raj.
ance; Writing Desk; Letter Press: 2 I.,uating.
room Desks lot Rims; Water Cooler: / " ard
lobe; Looking Glass; BedsteaL and Matt, rss
Washstand Ever, aud Balm; / Safe: tIhur,, I
Lounge; lot Of Plank, and suuiry Other artislra
To satisfy distress warrant in favor af Aon r.
Wright against L. j. Walker
THOMAS u. DUDLEY
DC It'd aergt CITY Richmond
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AMY or rBR PoroNAc,
a h.-a-.l... n.--.r .

army tell back from Fairfax on Tues
,l,y night between twelve O'Clock and day
I'm The movement was well regulated.
.,,ediuous, ana orderly. Ii The object was
.btnln a better position, The movement has
,..,, ie,ldcily successful. IL would certainly
81. ,p,oluc 40 fight, should the enemy offer
,.ttlo immediately under their Qualifications
,,,r NJ, krts sl,!l hold Fairfax, from whence
.,.,.,f,., oi the residents have retired The
..,,,.,s are quiet, and seem settled as before
night has been going on all day At Evan.
mont. alse ~ usrper's Ferry. Is.
me report crcglSted on Wednesday of the
hyrs,ua Vt Fairfax Court House, was an -x-
.r.rratan. We learn that sune sheds. used
b, ;a, ,an'..asalt.it. were destroyed, TO PEE
,.,f !i.rit occupation b, the eneIay, ia he
event ut Al a,lSanee upon the place.
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HltH CONSTABLE'S SALE--Wi,I bs
J. Il sold on MONDAY, the 2Ist day Of O,tobnr
1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ct the High ronstabl.'s
once, a lot 81 HOUSEHOLD FURNirtJKE, &c.
consisting OF Bureaus, Tables Chairs Rcd .s,.is.
MATTRESSES, ! Pine Wardrobe. Press, Mirrors,
Clocks, Rocking Chairs / hon Safe | Letter Preas
Writing Desks large lot of Pamphlets Reviews
and books; lot OF Glass Jlrs, Candy, Tobacco.
Sc, to satisfy distress walrun. in my hands
against John Henry. in favor Of Loui, Kppp!er.
fhz- Lunipkinrs !ait Orne Gray. e. M. C } III q.
Tray lor rs. John Franco. and William, A. W alters
cs. James L. Sutton.
ALSO-Three Sewing Manlnts Q;rover L. I,a-
ker Some 10 black walnut case-to satisfy an
order OF the Richmond Hustings Court made in the
attachment cSss OF John w. Davies a.. & w,
Ciapp.
IEhhs.|ash GEO. A. FREEMAN
DC Nv HI q. C. r.
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Ths memphis AsalancAs has received advices
from the Northern line in the West to the
10th instant, from W hich we ma lie the follow
ing extracts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-18
by ALEX.4NDER MOTT, duc,'r.

ROCEk1ES, FURNITURE, be
Y sold 1T auction, at my stare, on SATURDAY
October i9th, rona,enciBg at ~ ociock the la,nra
VI Ie'ait stock, consisting OF Brandy, Whi.key,
Gin, Tobacco. D.canters, Glass Jsrs \ s;.s .nj
Weights, Ac "''''
Also, Stove, Counter and one Bar
Also, lot Of second hand single aud double bed.
steads, &c,, really made Clothing, Shoes Ae
AILy Main,
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FROM THE POTOMAC.
,o,sment. Of Oar Army--Snccessfai With
,,,,ai from Fairfax-Citizens Leaving
.,,m.. Qui~t--Figb,ina AT Transport and
uarprr's Ferry.

W. are enabled to lay before our readers a
,, Affirmation of the report that our army
allan back from FairfaX Court House,
IN the direct, doubtless, of obtaining n
,.,s,r POSITION. The following dispatch, RS.
we'd las, night from our special correspou.
,..t is approved by the higaest authority IN
lie army
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-18

IGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue Of
IL distress warrant in my hands Hgxlrst H. Lee
vasseur, In favor of John r. Allen I shall sell Mt
pubic auction. on FRIDAY, the 18th SAY of Ucto-
Der 1861 ut the factory in Tobacco Alley, between
,'th ana i4th streets, Stesm Epgine, (abaut four
horse power,) Betting and Pulleys. = Bellows.
Anvil, Grind Stone Iron Pots, ) Vices, &e.
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GEO a. I.REEMAN u rs n

GEO. A. FREEMAN, II. CIR.
Az the same time and place the Steam En-, inc and
nXnres referred to IN the above will
be sold under deed of trust execut. d nv m. IT,.
vasseur to +. Y Cannon trustee. for ths 1.n, n, ~
H. sullivan, dated - day OF August 1851 and Of
record OF the Ansaings Court VI the city of Rich
mOnd. Or ts,N
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TUT UUEuttut StINdUt,
5. b. BucKsBR, Brig. Gen1
AMAxsPPAIx rHE weir

ANAxBPFA N TIE WEef.
The Nashville Union contains the following
incident OF the skirmish near Paducah,
which. 1t will be remembered, resulted sue
cessfully to the Oonfederates
The horses and arms Of the killed and pri-
sonsrs were now hastily gath cred. And the
party fell back 70 where they had left their
horses q charge Of = small hsQuaA." They
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-18
KENNY L. u a KN EFT,
Chief Collector Of the Confederate War Tax
Oc S--sWN For the State of Virginia

tAuTIoN.-Having been placed posses
Y J sion of conclusive evidence that many dis
honest persons have been, and are now engage in
stealing Oysters from the large aud valuable beds
OF planted Oysters, IN the rivers within the iis
rict, Of Receivers HENRY Il. BKookE, OF Rich,
mond, JOHN L. FRANCIS, OF Norfolk, ard w. A.
MAUsY, OF Frederick sburg said beds OF Oyster
being the property Of alien enemies, and u sue,
liable to sequestration. hereby canton all per
sons that every act OF robbery trespass. or depre
the utmost rigor and severity. Until agents arr
appointed to take charge of the property la Dues.
tion. respectfully invoke for il the protection oil
ali honest citizens resident upon and near the riv
within the districts aforesaid Persons furnishin
Information which may iesd to the conviction Of
those who have been stealing said property win
liberally rewarded. r. H. AYLETT.
oc i2-dJtSw24 C.. s. District Attorney
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FROM THE WEST

Movements ir kentucky aad M1asourl-. Pc.
sitien 81 NsssnernnA In Nes,erM Virgi-
MIA, Etc.
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DOBERT Il. ROBERTS,
IL, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Agent for the sale OF .9 -.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Corner Of Cory and l3A streets, RieAscnd Yiyxjnia
Consignments Of TOBACCO. FLOUR, GRAIN.
BACON, LARD. BUTTER, &C.. collected.
RErRRRScRs.-Wm III. MacfsrianA. pr,.,d.n, a,
the Farmsrs' Bank Tardy & Williams, pacan q
BAskerviil, james 7. butler s Co., Richmohd
stilman 4 Ashlin. Fluvsnna; Charles Grsttsp.
hockinsnam =. =. kaufman, John Allemang q
Son. Frederick Reuben r. RsIl. Nartin Bleslsr.
Page. - "a ewsm
DOUHHTON SEED WHEAT
10 TOR SALE,
Dsnvsred fses Of choegs 1t any Of the adspcts q
ooes ian0nu. We sfe assnred-b BY reliable sensle.
men thAa y 2 the cnly vasisey Of wheat thai e.
% aaceo1sfully raised wtthons tha uns ef 0xanA
DOMINION = RUGH,
4 se0-eeS yxspt hu@e Meshqs M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-18

mo FOUNDERS.-Or ARTIFICIAL COxA
converted from Bitusa:noas Coal Is suecess
fully used In cupaos az substitute foe Anthrsrite
Goal JOHN WERfrIf A..ns
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| " IRGINfA AT Rules held in the Clerks OF
Y flee OF the Cirenit Court OF Louisa county.
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PULMONARY BALSAM-A. sure and .n,s.
l. dy remedy for the cure Of Coughs Colds,
asthma Group Whooping Coush Difficulty Of
breathing, &c. Price 373 cents bottle. Prepared
and sold by A. KODEKER Il 90
10 ~ No. 10 Main street Ricbrnaad VI.
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S HOE THREAD, SHOE TACKS, kC.-ln store
and for sale, She Thread. Shoe Tecks Iron
Shoe Nails; Womsns $, Boys and Misses I.Asts; Avn
BLADES; Lasting I acks; Shoe Frcers. Shoe Knives.
DC. CLARKSON T. co,
Ill No M MAR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-18

DYE, H a Y, SHUCKS, G0.--iU bushels
] u prime Rye; IS bales Timothy Cover HAY; 10
bales Shucks; 900 bushels Winter Oats: S.uO
bushes Mill Ofxl. gor saleby -.
BLAIR r HARVIE,
&c Cary and llAh strs,,ts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-18

VIRGINIA POLISHING POWDER
Y This superior 10 any polish+r or Lurnshsr
ever yet discovered for cleansing and ghtenins all
nnished surfaces, such gold silver, brass b-
1uiha and steel ware, mahogany and window glass.
For sslc by w. PETERSON & Co
DC Is lss M u. 3d.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-18

HOTTON YARNS-2500O pounds Cotton
Yarns, Nos. "a TO 20,inclusive, In store and sor
sale at low prices BY
YENT DAME TN
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-16
South Hardwick Academy

U,HE Fall Term of this Institution will CONNIE nee
L Wednesday, Sept. 4, and continue eleven weeks.
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
A. J. sANBORN, A. B., Principal.
Mas. NJ. J. SANBORN, Teacher of French.
GEO. H. BLAKE, Assistant.
Miss G. J. NORRIS, Teacher of Primary Department
WILBUR F. WHIPPLE, Teacher of Music.
ABEL T. WAY, Teacher of Penmanshp.
The above Teachers have been carefully selected and
we feel assured that school in this part of the State
offers more ample facilities for education than this The
buildings spacious, neatly furnished, and well suited for
the comfort of the student The school is situated in the
pleasant and thriving village o. South Hardwck easy of
access, and surrounded by an intelligent community.
Particular attention Will be given to those who wish to
pursue Classical Course, preparatory to entering Col
lerc 1t will be the aim of the teachers teach not isoa
ted facts and their relations to each other
to teach practical knowledge, that the student go
out into life like the hooded messenger Of the Savan but
may know how when and where is to be called into
The best manner of teaching the different branches will
be discussed class formed for the benefit of those in
tending to teach.
The Piano Harmony and Thorough Bass will be thor
ouqhly taught and vocal will be daily exercise In
school.
The debating society win give good opportunity for
sneaking and writing, both to Ladies and Gentlemen
Lectures will be given by the Principal upon the differ
ent branches pursued during the term.
Boardfrom $3.50 to $500, including room, washing,
fuel, &c. $500
Rooms for self boarders shilling per week.
For tuition see small handbils.
For Rooms or Board apply to the Principal.
South Hardwck July 20, 1901 e. E.B'GUYER, Bee.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-16

On the goth ult., Willard A, son Of Ezekiel
Bixby, of NeAfane, was SO badly injured by a
gate falling on him that he died the next day
He was l3 years and months old. Argus,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

FER,S sA{JSA pARfLI,2sA EOaPOUN ND REM
be made tonc4utrated extract Of Para sbrsanaria, so
with other Substances OF t Alternative poer
reunited to cure 1t is believed that remedy
by from eaRl ant and that one
to this large class OF onr afSed feo7ciffsss
reteis this compound will do it has bes proved b experiment
many of The worst cases can be found Of ta following corn-
crofau ana scrosuous Complaints Errptons Eruptiye
Head Syphilis syphKtic aecsRs Merclriai Disease
nrcpsy Neurngia Tic ponureux De1ity Dyspepsia and
indigestion Ersipeas Rose ST Anhonys Fire and indeed
the Whole eGss of complaints ariains fran E1uy Of the
Blood. EAsa5 5g#f AL a.
tak SPRING expei the foui rs which foster in the
BLOODY the year BY the timely expulsion q
them many ranking disorders nipped IN tho bud an
the aid Of this remedy themselves from the
endurance of foul eupnns and neerous sores which
to do this through channels the body by atera
medicine Cleanse the vtiaed blood whenever you
find its impurities bursting through The skin in papler eIup
when find il obFFrncted and slug
sh veins cleanse il whenever il is foul and yonI feel
felt people enjoy health hive onge for cleansing
The blood Keep blood healthy aud al veil bpt with
this pabuiua dsordered there hs lasting health
later something wrong and the great ma
| ehinery of life is disordered o. orerthroTn.
plshine these end world has besn egegonslg de-
by preparations Of partly hecase the drug aons mas
prenarntons pretending be concentrated extracts OF 1t con-
Tain little of the virtue Of saTshparlno or anything eise
ties pretending to give quart Of Extract sersaparls for
dollar Most of these have been frauds the sick, Tor
they only little any saEsspsFa but often 10
ponment hiss followed the Of tho rar7ous scts Oh
and has become synonymous imposition and cheat
Still call this compound Sarsapaa and iaend 70 auppy
shall the from the load Of oblo
ouy which rests upon And think have ground for bs
flowing has virtues which irresistible BY the ordinary
complete eradication the the remedy should Dc lu
dctous taken accoriing 70 DIRECTIONS En- re bottle
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AVER Lowell, ahsa Price, u pei
. blt(l5 bottles for So.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

Fsv Orleans, La.
VERaFIFUGE5,
Rfnez's Canadian,
9wain's, ..
Psrry's Dead 2hot,
Jsyne's Tonic,
KsrPs,
J a. FaiInestoek's.
McIAan;E.
sAIsAMAgB COUGH REM
EpJES.
TIstgT's BalsgEn of Wild Cher
n,
Hastfng's Fsptha,
sheTman's Belsata,
Buchan's Hungarian,
1avis's Wild Cherry and Tar
sheuck's Pulmontc Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
BarthoioEae@fs EEptct1rans.
HaliIs Bslssr1,
5waYn;s Syrup Of Wtid Cherry
Ayey's Cherry Psesoral,
TaTior's BaIsafn LivsTwors,
Jsyue's EzpeetoTsnt.
Winer'e Eiecaynpaine,
Rscer's Liverw0Tt and TA,
hrs. Gardiner's Llyerwort,
stsdIsy's Cherry Expectorslt,
f.ondon's Indian do Il
Dr.. Rose's 90
HcI4Aan's Strengthening Cor.
| sIRsAPsARuLAs.
DR.. 5olIn Bulls, 81
| 9. r.. ToHnsehG's.
| e.. GandB'g.
| Old Jacob ToErssHd's
Osrperter's
| WyTcoop's,
! 9haEer's,
| GraGeuhers'a,
Bdstopg,
auysotts Tsllew Dock.
! PLAsTERs.
Wells Strengthening,
| Jew David Or HabreY
Bgdeauis,
Knapp's Tndisr
kieoek's Porous.
i3ftIUTtlSS 6aEestf5,
HolIe1sy's Ar1ic
LTNIdENTS.
| 8cLsan's Volcanic Oil LiI
rent.
DR.. SHsat's.
MsxicaH Mustang,
PaTreli's Aras5a
Buffers Nerve and Bone.
Ha1t,e, -a
Hayer's,
: Weds3orth's Rheumatic,
Pobies's Venitisr
: Eore's Nerve sid Booze
9 Koilingsr's,
: Gardeners,
: Barttne's HorI
8 Isrchant'a uergling,
: Cherokee,
: r JaynnE.
. AaUK REMEDIES, etc.
0saood's Indian ChegogIs,
Stephens Compound.
RoYsui's Tonic Mixture,
r 9mith's Tonic Syrup,
ynEoop'5 fJIllct
Speeds Fehrifnge,
Vegetable Febrifugs.
LOzEEGEa.
shernsn's Cough and WhTn1
+ Bryan's PHln0hic Wafere.
i I.ocoek's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIO
= Barry'B Triccpherous,
Lyon'B KathaiTon,
Burnett's Cocoaiue,
Boyle's Hyperion Fla
= Phalon's Eair InvigpraeoSs
L Jsyne's Hair Tonic, q
}, Van DeGsen's Wahpene,
., London's Oriental Hair foai
Hanal's Eau LustraIc,
Dliridgs's Balm Of Columbis
= Railways Circassien Balm,
: PAEACEAS.
swain's Houck's,
At Cullsn's Indian Vegetable,
Y f,orglsy's Great " esteTn.
OINTMENT AND SALVE
DalEE's Magical Pain Extras
Professorfloispway's 9intrn'
e, Nc Allistar's AL Heaitng,
es Brooks Magic salve, Pryoi
Pile,
Gray's Harrison's SPECIFIC,
Frask's Magnetic, Judkin's,
+ Lsoudon's AL Healing, RrEs
3 BITTERS.
d tEofat's Phoenix, Blaks's 1
E1stic,
Old Sactem.
p DR.. J. Bovee Dods'.
Hlbhsr.d's Wild Cherry,
d, Richardson's Sherry y lie,
%. Hutching's Vegetable Dyspe
At yAHDERN EER5s
Ra~ Druggists and Micro
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vantage By calling or sendt
be found the rrost extensive
ar MEDICINES in the EEitt
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