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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-20

STRIFE AGAINST NORTHERN MAN The
following paragraph we take from the Pc.
tersburg E1prsss, OF the nth inst:
A large force OF workmen ut the Patarsbr.rp
Car and Locomotive Foundry on Old street
were on strike tor about two hours yaster-
day morning. because of the appointment of
James MYERS, q native of Delaware as Fore
man OF the Foundry. 1t was the opinion of
the hands, that the South is now fighting
10 oe independent of the North. ii is due to
southern Citizens that Northern man
should not De placed in high position over us
MATTERS TOOK such l. serious turn st the
Foundry, that 1t became necessary Ior Mr.
Myers TO resign or b9 removed which was
done and alter some little delay, everything
resumed Its Wonted serenity. There was no
thing to do wi tn the disturbance The work
men We're not satitied to have Il Northern
sUperintendent, and openly expressed their
discontent and refused to work under him
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"a STRAW We learn from good authori-
ty that Il distinguished officer of the Federal
army at Paducah, recently made a bet of
5000 "that peace would be proclaimed in
sixty days" The officers of the army gen
orally appear TO be of the same opinion as
they were selling their fine horses as fast as
possible.-MemphiS Appeal, l2t4.
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METAIRIR RAcEsINird Dav The race over
this course on Thursday was Tor a club purse
OF $500. There were only two competitors-W
j minors ch. c. Equia0z and d. + Kenner'S
bi- T. Albion. The former won the race in
three straight heats. Time-l46 l:47l ;
las.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-20

PHoroGRAPHs.-REEs' new style Ivory
Amcrotypes, and all other styles known in
TIE art, can be had at RRss's Gallery, l45
Vain street, over west Il Johnston's Book
store.
On hand, large assortment Of Fancy Gases,
suitable for Holiday Presents.
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PRICE. TWO CENTS.

eap.1rso, 1t Is impossible to capture. Th .
NaVy European treaties, which refer to thi =
right, refer to 1t as pre- existing. and merely
Tegulate Lne necessity Of 1t. Ali writers ur,on
tne law OF nations nnauimou usly Acknowledge 9e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-20

w. | E.-The anaual meeting OF the
v>E Stockholders of ths FARMERS BANK OF
FIRGIi>IA will be aeld at their Banking House ir
this city, on WEDNES DAY, the 18th day of Jan
uary, So , at u O'Clock
de l6-3tawtd A SMITH Cashier
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PRoaorroS I'VE take the following para

PkoAoTIoN we take the following para
graph from the Tazewell Democrat, OF the 18th
inst:
The rumor is current here, that Can't John
May, the gallant leader of the Confederate es
In the fight at Piketon, Ky, has been promo
ted TO the rank Of Colonel. He succeeds Col.
Williams, who has been ordered to report
himself at Richmond. 1t i. said that Capt
May was the unanimous choice OF the regi-
nHnt.
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w. s. WYATT & CO., of Charleston, S G.,
e~T beg to inform their friends everywhere thai
the great fire which occari ed IN our city lat night
did them no immediate injury, either in their stock
or private houses.
We feel this announcement due to our friend
who have large amount Of property in our harcs
Charleston, Dec. I2th 1861 de l6-ts
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Two negro boys got into an alteration at
Charlotte, N. o., on Sunday last, during
which one was stabbed by the other, from
the exact Of which he soon after died.
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EFFECT OF THE war or NawspA7RRs.-The

LffE0F OF THE WAR or NEwsPA1RRs-The
berryviile tClarks CO., Va Ceasesa.cr says
pers, partic alarly In this section. In ths
counties OF CLARKE, Frederick. Jefferson
berkeiy. Morgan, Hampshire, Shenandoah
rage, Warren, Rockingham, Augusta, and
Loudoun, there were published, before the
war, t~enty-ttree newspapers Now we know
OF out screen that are published in those coun-
Ties, only three of which are published
regularly every week, and all, with
one exception. considerably reduced In
oLnens sions Those entirely discontinued
are Inc Berrvville Journal, charlestown
op"" q Jegusoa and Indepeadsnt Den7o.
srat, shepherdstown Regisier. Martins.
o1rg AufTtcaR, Berkeley Springs Consultation
komney Iateliyenc e7 and Argus. Piedmont p.
afpe8drnt, woodstock Tenth Legioa. Luray Re-
St'0, 'front.' Royal Gd-stts, Harrisonburg CHI.
zen, ,Sn, Staunton pindieator. and Leesburg Mirror
Ihe balance are published occasionally. We
are happy TO know that the Conserra.or ha.
never missed week since it's first issue, and
that we have paper enough ON hand to last
some months to come.
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The APprehendfd Anack Norfols-Morsments of
the Ftderat t}ca.-A tioOd Observation-Disclosures of
.IokA NNltan.S, d.
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NOTICE TO TAX LPAYERS.-Pursuant to
~ an ordinance passed l1th January, 1855,
| will attend al the Collectors Offce, in the
City Rail, from tbs 18th to the 3lst OF DeceIn-
ber, inclusive, 10 receive the remaining half
Of taxes from such persons rs are entitled to
deduction OF 10 per cent. by having pre-
viously paid the first half in June last, In ac-
COrdanCe with said ordinance.
JULIUS A. HOBSON, g. G. II.
n. Bit Will be seen from the above that
the Collector is required 10 attend ct the office
from the 10th 10 the 3lst of the month, to re-
ceive taxes remaining due from June last
Before the January term of the Hastings
Court he is required by ordinance to advertise
delinquent real estate to be sold for non pay
ment Of taxes. Persons who have not done
so, will see the necessity OF calling and pay
ing these taxes, rs IL will be impossible for
the Collector TO call en- them before he adver-
tises. ]. q. H., i. &. L.
NO m
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OFFICE R. & p H. Il co.,
RTcHMosD, VA, Dee. l3. 1861.
NOTICE - bis Company will pey II .
VF War Tax on its capital stock, III reby re,iev.
ing its stockholders from the payIn Ut Of ths same.
In 7Iyiduais therefore need not list the stock OF
this Company for taxation.
M w. YARRINGTON,
&c l4-l0. Tressurer
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SAVINGS xsESAs

= sPEClAL N3TICE.
3 The Office of the WAR BANK
is At Dickinson & HIiL's,
Corner CT Wall and Franklin stS,
" here this issue viii De redeemed,
Whenever offered Ia sums OF
FIVE DOLLARS and upwards.
L. H. FRAYSER,
oc 23-SEn* N HILL.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. $40.

ETOR SALE.--A fine BAY MARE, only
IT i've years Old. She Is good riding nag
and works we'll in harness. The owner
having 40 use tor her, she viii be sold at 4
great bargain, il immediate application is
III ade. She can be at the stable OF Mr.
HlA, on 10th street, between Main and Cary.
de la-2l*
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The Eondcn Times on The Massn-slideu
Seizure

1t requires strong effort of self restraint
10 discuss with coolness the intelligence we
publish day. An English mail steam er
sailing uHl- the British fig and carving
letters IA assengers from Il Spanish port
10 LnslaI4A, has been stopped on the high
seas aud overhauled Four Of the passengers
have been taken out and carried off rs prisou-
crs, claiming and yaialy claiming as they
were being forced away, the protection of the
flag OF Great Britain. These are the naked
facts.
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DIV HseEyse&.

KICH'D 1t DANYILLE K K. 90,
DECEMBER 10, 1851
n OTICE.-At meeting of the Board OF Di
/ Y recto:s heid this day, dividend of Thr-a per
cent WAS declared, payable the lst DAY Of Jan
uaIy, lrb2. The Transfer Books will be closed
from the 18th Instant 10 the lst day of January
1862
THOMAS w. -,ROUKENBROUGH,
de lin ..,ai.nr
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CuNDkY ARTICLES JUST Bsur.ivkD-
- viz: ourrant Jelly, Guavs Jelly, Apple
Jelly. Fresh Salmon, Fresh Fruits, OF all descrip
tions, in cans; Worcestershire Sauce John Bull
Sauce, Chow Chow, kaisins, Almonds, Cl,ron,
Pickles in jars etc.
Call and supply yourselves at
JUAN PIZZINrS
de lS-ts No iaa Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-20

tOOTS AND SHOES,
= = Manufactured q SAowville, Pulaski co.,
Va, row opening Oh Gary strest, one aoor
a@0Ve the Bank OF Richmond.
Shall receive from our lnaEufGcto-y weekly
supplies suited 10 the winter trade.
no i9-ln* WM. n. BULLARD & co.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CT. MARY'S SCHOOL,
- aALEIGH, N G.
Right Rev. THOS ATRIk SON, ID. D.. Visitor.
Rsv ALBERT SMEDES ID. D..........Rector.
In beauty and healthfulness OF situation,
and extent and convenience Of buildings and
grounds this School is not surpas sed, II ia
believed, within the limits OF our Canfede-
racy Its advantages for literary, moral, and
religious culture, and the graceful accom-.
plishments, have stood the ordeal ot tW.Ety
years during which it has received the most
gratifying tokens of the approb ton and con.
fidence OF most Of the Bishops and OF lnsuy
of the clergy, and of the emiu ent laity OF the
South.
The next term OF the School will commence
on the 9th OF JANUARY, le6e.
a circular containing full particulars will
be sent, on application to the Rector
RgFgRBSCEs, In Richmond. - Rev. r. H.
Wilmer, ID. d., Kew. J. ID. Peterkin, u. H.,
Hon. Thos. Bragg, Abraham warwick, Esq ,
T.. Rahm ESQ. de 10 2t~
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NJ NOTICE-Kaving qua flied as Curator OF the
y estate of Michael Hart, decd. hereby re-
quest all persons Indebted TO the said estate IA
make immediate payment OF the same. All per.
sons having claims against tha said estate win
please present them TO me mme disseiy for pay.
ment. ALFRED MOSES,
da la--lW "a Mar, ~
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zIYANThil-T0 DRU8GiSTS-A situa-
w uou IN Ding Store, oy a yoaag man
.1s~suxhiy atquSsuted w,ia tae Drug trade has
- eazsss.s, scttce IN ;ae business for ten wears
49, esu u-oduce ample city references. Address
sg = = nMpsftb ofGce. de lS--3ts
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- II y 5, Is 5, & G.
The Scribers hsve constantly on hand from 500 TO
I,C00 pairs
A K MY S HOES,
OF the beet make al moderate prices. Also, IN
excellent variety of
Ladies' BOOTS and SHOES
And DROGUES for servants
i. HARUIN4HAM i co,
de Inns Broad ST., bet. 81 and 3d.
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NOR SALE-loo, 900 BARREL STAVES,
II perfectly dry, having been piled twelve
months Apply to RIcH'D V. GAINES, Trustee
OF W'n J. Watkins now ii Capt. Bruce 5 g. H.
Artillery, Richmond or TO
ISAAC r WATKINS,
Attorney at Law.
de fs--3ts Charlotte &. H., Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-20

GUARDING. Two or three families with,
ID out children can be accommodated with ole.
CANT RoOMS and BOARD tn cue of the most de-.
sirabls parts Of the city, Grace street Also. two
small rooms tor single gentlemen. Address Il D. .
dispatch office. da io-4ts
ID ECEIvING BY IMPRESS We are r.ca.y
III, ing sna epeuing q good assortment Of GEN
TLEMENS, FURNISHING aOOps, eoasiatinr =
in2part VI Woolen under-S Shuts and Drawers.
Linen Bosom shirss, Liren Collars Eav,lsh car.
ton FLANNEL Drawers. Black sad Colorsa Kid
Gloves Neck Ties. Hall iIose, fbess Ep glis eeas
ac., &C.. 80 which ws aak tho attention Of our
friends and customers.
BALDWIN d WILLTAMH,
ae te li6 and lis Main suaet
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DR.. VIZ. B. MoFTAT,
- BroadWay, New YEA
ror 81 b. Btrosg 4 Armltrong. AGeds
rI1o ~ mla b. al DruEgi1n and Mciic1ra
DS@iu-s- FdS-Plai 0sg1H 11T ~ blrt1rh q
pu Bsfaes AslWlaA-
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Mai. Anderson has sent Lieut.. Talbot 20
Washington with special dispatches, that their
fual Was long since entirely ezhassted AID
they have done all their cooking with pow
der for several dRys. They haTe been COM
PEELED to subslSt upon fruits, their only TODD
being the grape which they intend TO FIRE
upon the rebels. This e from high authority
and is true.
This morning the watchul Gen, Beauregard
discovered a barrel floating up he harbor
towards the Fort Supposiag this % besome
plan adopted to reinforce Maj Anderson be
ordered ont The military, and opened al bis
batteries upon It. Net lees thanse thousand
shots were fired and Il Is unnecessary TO say
the poor barrel Jared rather hard.
Maj. Anderson always puts o. bis right
boot 6rst IN he morning while BeRuregard
pots on the kft first invariably. B has sent
a messenger to the Fort under a flag Of truce
stating that unless be changed his tactics he
would Immediately open upon him. Maj.
A. said be would1do 90 but afterward chang
ed his mind and said he wonld not. Official.
II is expected that when It really comes 70
the lighting point the CharlestonlRns will
lack courage to 6ght much and that the only
shells they will dare to throw toward Fort
Sumter are periEinkles, a large amount Of
which is being gathered on the sea shore.
Later dispatches will doubtless be Ofexcit-
ing interest Yours for the truth
BEREH o, April, 18th 1861. W.
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The st. Cloud Democrat gives an inter-
esting account Of the "Trip Of Gov. Barber Of
Dacotah Of 500 miles On q sled pulled by
dogs. The Governor travelled from Selkirk
o St. Cloud. The vehicle is a very thin
board split from an oak log. It is about as
wide as a chair-seat and eight feet long. It
is bent upward in 'front.' like a sled-runner,
and lies fat on the snow. Usually this is all,
but our Governor, With an eye to elegance
and creature comfort had a cutter-sled built
on his, of parchment with a back high
enough to support the shoulders, scroll. shaped
Sides and q front curling over. The parch-
ment is supported by oak slips as thick as q
mans finger. 1t is staunch and firm, and
yet the whole affair, we are told, weighs e
little over ten pounds. In this little bed the
traveller sits with the buffalo robes and blank
cts, while on the fat board which extends
behind him is strapped his pemican and
other provisions. Before him are his four
dogs, hitched between two long traces Of raw
hide, one before the other. The traveller has
a whip long enough to reach the foremost,
and usually keeps upa vigorous fOgging and
shouting. The creatures will travel from 30
to 60 miles per day, and keep on day alter
day. Their allowances one pound Of pemi-
can each daily, but often the traveller, who
goes well armed, succeeds IN shooting game,
and thus furnishes food for bis steeds. The
dogs are Of the wolf species, ugly, treaeher-
Ous-lOoking brutes, who would no doubt eat
their master if they got a chance. A turn
out of this kind is a natural and artificial
curiosity combined. The Governor, as dog
train travellers usually are, was in the spirit
Of it and with his moccasios, fringed leg
gins, red sash, fur coat, and cap, long hair
and beard, looked like a combination of po-
ar bear and Indian.
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Miaamaiie Cmfoieg.

We are enabled here TO 0fsr the =
remedy WhtLhi Whlls IL cures The above comp dnf8
With c~ertatntgs Is still perfectly harmless N an
quantity. such a remedy IS invaluable In districtl
where these amfcting disorders prevail This
"CUHE' eNpel5 the miasntatic poison o. FFVrR 40
AGuE from the system, and prevents the develop
mentlof the disease 81 taken On the first approach
Of its premonttory symptoms. It Is nos only fhs
best remedy sFer 20 discovered for this class Of en-
plants, but also ID cheapest. Tie IarTs uurn-5Fv
We supply for a DOLL n brings It within fhs nearr u
every body and il bilious districts, where EgTEn
AND AGrE preyails every body should hgga it aud
use II freely both Tor q cure and protection. a F-sst
superiority Of this remedy over any other dis
covered Tor the speedy and certain cure Of fntarmifs
tents Is that II contains 20 Quiniue or mineral, cous
sequenuy It produces no Quinism or ether fniurtug
effects Whatever. upon the substitution IhosscuFA
by It are left as healthy as if they had nsver had ne
disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the eonssqusnss Of
ths m1asnlc poison. a great variety Of disOrdsf1
arse irpm It's irritation among which are haeu tld.
rheumatism GOa1 Headache, BhndEes, 1oo1iacas
EGruchss Cdfdrrh, asthma, SalDtafioa, PaiHfuf Tss
ton q ne spteeHa Hystatcs, Pan u he B0Bsi, Colie,
Puratpstss and DsTuHgsneHf Of le bt0mach, al a
which, when originating 10 tfis cause, put on tie
H~tsrHiueaftg pe, or become periodical This 4" CUaaf
eKpeis the poison nom tbs blood, aud conssdueui7
cures thrm all Ska Its an invaluable projection
70 immigrants and persons travelling or tsmborarffr
nesidins IN the mallr1Qus districts. IL takru uccn.
Gionally or daily while exposed 10 the ~fnfsctior. fhnf
VIII be e1scrated trum the system, and caEnot accu-
mulape ID sGmcient Qua1uty 70 ripeu into diseaEa-
Hence u Is even more valuable for protection tha1
cure, and eW win ever suffer from lntsrmlttonI Z
they arah themselves OF the protection this rsmedY
affords.
Prepared By Dr.J AYEB 3 Co., Lowell.
For Nale Nv Strnng q Armstrong. f1aTHfnrf
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WaaREN spRuyes. Parrv o. Pa Jpns7 h

WaRREN sPRNGss Perry Co., Pa, June :, $50.
Prof WOOD, Bear Sir ~ was Induced more than
ayear agO 70 Try your valuable Hair Restorative, for
hs purpo9e otcisaniBGm my head Of dandruh. had
Bunened Wiih ttupon ny head for years, and had
never peen able 70 get anything 70 do me any good
IN removing IT, although had tried many prepare
ttonsg until 1 saw your advertisement in q HARRIS
bursh paper. Being there At the time, I called at
df9ss hunkts's urug store, and bought q bottle,
ana nov an prepared 30 II 70 universal
use, for Il has completely removed all dandruf from
ny head and an application once IN Two weeks keeps
Il res lrm any thing o. other unplsasantntsa. 1
must also state that my bar had been quite white In
Places and, Dy the use Of your preparation, has been
restored 10 its original color. 1 am row ntty year,
ofage, aud although 1 have used two bottles OF the
Restorative, no one has any knOWiedgB Of It as j al
low 3 few Ofmy gray hairs 70 remain n order to
have my. Appearances comport with ny age. Ny bead
/ 2 now 0fleas trouble % m Ia keeping q clean, &C.,
than any time since / have been q child. lconsider
your preparation Of great galus and, although / do
not ike 70 expose myself. lcOnsider It ny duty to
90 50. 1ou can use this Or any part Of it IN any
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YOU Yours, Eas 4. n. ETTER.
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NATIONAL ROUTEI
BALTIMORE 8 OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED soHEDULEi

BY recenf important ohangesthis Road snow able
10 furnish unusual f~aciitiea for iutercummunicaron
hast, south. West, Northwest and Southwest.
EulL CONNECTIONS with ell through trains
% P1iladelphia aud New Aork, In the EHst-Hith tha
SOUTH BY lts Washington Branch Hoad-by UleVs-
land and Plttsburghs central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati trainss with TIE Northwest, West and
Southwest.
Through Tickets 70 Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York or Boston give the privilege Of lying over at
any Of the ntermediate cities Two Dollars nddi-
aonal give the P~rifAege Of twisting Washington CRY
enrouta.
This IS the ONLY route that can furnish Hhrou4h
Ilokeis or baggage Checks 10 Washington City.
A1are as Low as by any othef Route.
EEieeplng Cara on all Night Trains.
Ask for Tickets b. baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
J. h. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent.
W. u M- C0LE-
Master { rausp0rtatin. General Ticket Aqelt.
febIZHH
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BIOonrnsroE, Ind. July 80. is5a

&aAn 9AN ~ A0H
DzAR STRf-I here send you a statement that I
think you are entitled 70 the benefit Of lam z res
tdsnt o. bioomtngton, and have been for oV-r thirty
years. am now over nifty years 0faEs. Tor about
twenty years fast ny hair has been turning cousid-
erably grey, and WaE almost entirely white nd VerT
atlu ana unpllant. had seen q number Of csrfih-
Gates Of the very wonderful effect OF Jour Hair Rs-
1~toratiTes but supposed there wa more fiction than
truth IN ITEM but entertaining q strong desire 70
have ny hair II poaaible. restored 20 its original
color aud hnenesa, - Il WRs In my younger daYa e
beautiful black, / concluded 1 would make the az
perlmens, commencing In = ANAL way. lpurchassd
one OF your small bottles at ons dollar, and com
named using following directions as nearly a. I
could 1 son Discovered the dandrunr moved, and
my hairsthat vas falling Oh IL larRs Quantities, WA
considerably t1ghtenedi and . radical ehanFs taking
place In the color have COL tinusd 70 use Il, tn ]
have used thr5s pfyour small bottlaE, and Just beauu
On the fourth. ! have nov ag pretty q head Ut dark
brown Or light black hair a. a1y man, or IS I nad
N my youthful dgga. when 3 boy In NE hills q
Western Virgins. ny lad e entirely clear Of
dandrun, and the hair ceased entirely falling % and
"a Is SOFT and me, and tsels a8 oily Is though L was
Just from the hsnds eta French champOOnsr. Many
% ny acquatntaDce81 reQuentlV GaT 10 ne "butlar
Wuere did you g9t that me Wigf' 1 tell them Is wa
tie elects ofyou AoaturattTa- II Il almost impossi-
bic % conviucs tuem that Il IL the original hair Of
the SANE cd grey hoad. iOurr, truly,
FREDERICK I. BDfLER,
Bloomington, M0nrOs County, Lad.
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CARD 10 ZEE PUBLIO.

Ine amount OF bodily and mental mfsuy srirfnr
hom a NEGLECT Of Gmall complaints Il i~ncalculaE
and Il Is thereiore ofths utmast importapcs tku :
Itrict attention % the least and nost tridlng bcdIT
ailments should be had Tor diseases ofths bodF n
Eariebly alect the mind. DR.. MOfaEa Vegoiall5
Lille Medicinesi In every instshc8 where they haEu
been thoroughly used, have triumphad over Disersr
IN almost ali is diversified form The saluIay e.
lects ofthe Life Medicines have, 10 fact, been 90
universally eZperfenced, thsr thy hsTa beCome ffllT
established a. t6e most sagy safe ard perfect Wofs
Of trBatmant ever offered % The uuhlla-
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MoFFAr's PILLs AaD BITTERsiIl

But il L Unnecessary 70 eHumeratet the many ca1a
IN Thich these purely Vegetable Lgdiclne3 have
hean S-ocessf1l, but let ~ Inquire. \ nro thsT 81
-1I-s-al n their happT ensct5f
Becanss thsY PURfff Tx BLoUD, and thusr-
move al cause Of dlsca18 IN the gystsm.
Because they act powerfully upon the BeCfaucu1c 81
the BODY, aud mt all Impurities ~ onca.
Because thaJ do not reduce the gYstam, bat luul-
orats it-thu8 requiring no restraint from hasurs
or business during their Operation.
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Be denOminatsd nom tn ir Hgtouishins power a
creating new life aud hralth, as it were from he VerF
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