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nv THE PnEssnEN.r
PROCLANATI0N.

WHEREAS, IL hath pleased Almighty Gcd, the
Sovereign Dispossr Of svsnss, 70 prosecs apd do
fond the Confederate States iltsrso, IN Their con
hict with their ene,aiss, aad 70 bs unto them Q
shield ,t.
And, whereas, with srstsGul thssky we rycosnjss
H's hand, AID aekn n,wiesise that moi unto W. but
unto Him beionseth the victory and In Lu,nole
dependence upon His Almight, strength, sad trust
Ing in the justnew Of or. cause. we sppesl to Him
that He may set at nAught the efforts Of our enc
mics, and pat them TO confu.ion ard shame
Now, therefore, !, Je.F PERSON DAVIS presi.
dent OF the Con edersts states In view Of the inn.
Pc ding eonfiics, do hereby ret apart fRID Y. The
18Th day OF November. ~ day Of tasting humiii-
s,ion and prayer and do hereby invite tbs Rev.
ercnd Clergy, srd 70 people Of these Cenfsdsrats
States, to repair that dsy their urusl places
Of public worship, aud to inplorS the piessilg Of
Almighty God upon our srins, tbst lis insy give
~ victory over our eLemies, psesesye our homes
aud affairs from pollution, and secure 10 the 70
storation of peace and prosperity.
{sEAL Given under my hand and zoe s-si Of
t~~~~ 'the Confederate St.tes, at Rle.r ond,
this thirtyirst day Of October In tie rear Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred AID SIX y QUE
JEFrERSON Davis.
K. NJ T. HUNTER,
no I-sodtf5N SECRETARY Of 6fsts.
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An Interesting Letter from a Baltimore
Lady.
OaAsGE G.. H, Nov. i

OaAsGE G.. H, Nov. 4.
To the Editors Of the RichmsRd DispdtcA The
accompanying extract is taken from letter
received Il few day s SINCE from Baltimore. l
send it thinking it may prove interesting to
your readers as evincipg the feeling in tha,
unfortunate and oppressed city, the con-
the sympathy Of every true hearted south
erner. a BALTIMORE EXILE.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. IA. ls6l.

The accompanying letter, dear -, was
sent on the day after it's date, intercepted,
read by our honorable masters, and returned TO
me with sundry threats, ETC., at which, of
course. snapped my fingers. l send it again,
wi tn the wish, rather than the hope for "bet-
ter luck next time"
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no l-sodtl5N Secretary of 6fsts.

w. ar A NJ. ETIk0 HELD AT THE
~ City Arms, Wall street, BY the bakers Of tbs
city of Richmond, 1t was unanimously
Resoired, That su association no formed by them
for uniou, henevolence and the advancement Of
trade geuerallv. The Society proseedsd o the
election of officers, after which II adjourned to
meet at the Same place, on SATURDAY evening.
a: & o'clock.
All journeymen Bakers aro most earnestly In
vised TO attend. ALEXANDER n tCKEI,
no 7-5s$ Sec'y pro tenn.
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NETHING ENTIRELY NEW

HOWRS NEWLY PATENTED
CONFINED CAMP BED CHEST, AND TABLE.
Howe's newly patented Combined Camp Bed,
Chest and Table Is one Of the most useful and con-
venient articles of camp furniture ever invented,
and is now ready for SALE 1t contains all the
qualities Of the bed ehest and table, in the simplest
form. All that is necessary to insure it's general
use is that 1t should be examined.
He has also on hand every variety Of Camp Fur.
piture In use, such ~ Mattresses. Oh cloth Cover
ing, Camp Stools ana Chairs, &c, together with
the celebrated Camp tiot.
Those In want W Juld do we'll to cali before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 4. G. HOWE,
6-lOtk (&nvofnOr st
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~ MAN ASA Gap RAILK,, u I'M
S~F PANY The annaal uieetinss II .0e Stack
he.ders Of the Mansssa Gap Uailroan Com yany will
be hvi IL the tow Of Woodstock, county OF she
nandoah on the third THURSDAY in November,
being the st dsg vi the montb n accordance with
the resolution Of the atock holders
DANIEL MORGAN,
oc Jl-tllstN* Assistant Treasurer
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~ V KRUPSKY, Apotheears, viii read
O$ LECTURES ON ChYMISTRY, Ia the
GeTman .angaage,) comr encing en- Sow i'fh. In
the German School Institution Of Rev. Hohringer,
on Sth street, Navy Hill "a
Young men, and al persona who wish instruction
in this very important science, will please cali at
Mr. WAGNER's Drug Store, corner Broad and 9TH
streets. NO 1-AH
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PERSONAL.

- T. ANDERSON. or COMPANY "A,p 9Th
De Regiment Sossh Carolir .voiunt. srs, is
ought for by his father, now in this tiy Any In.
formation Of Dis whereabouts vii. be thankfully
rece;. ed at the American Hotel.
NO 2ts u G. ANDERSON.
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W. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THE
~ JOURNEYMEN TIN-PLATE AND
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.- GcntIemen.
you are earnestly requested TO meet over tse CITY
ARMS on wsll street., FRID nght, at hafp past
O'Clock. full attendance is Teqa sted, a. b H.
ness in viii all are deeply interest a. viii BE-
Brought before the meeting. BY order o.
no 6-3t VICE PRESIorNw.
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VIRGINIA, FRIDAY MoRN1ao,


ss1sOCkAslEs, LlQUO1s. u.
.slE COIL JUTH ROPE,
ZeJ 10 bhls. O0PpERAs,
10 bbls. LARD OIL,
20 bbls prime Leaf LARD,
= bbls. ALCOHOL.
~ kegs Soda SALARATuS,
155 0o0 Gun CAPS, q. D.
Just rsesivsd aud for sale BY
NO 7-3t* 18th ST.. bet Main and Cary.
DEFINED sUdAkS. COTTON. &C.
10 hhds. Louiaiana Clarified SUGAR,
90 bales prime Southern COTTON,
~ boxes Manufactured TOBACCO, 80
Receiving to-day.
ALso-Cssh paid for Red Wheat, by ''
no 81 r. B. SOMERvILLE.
GL A r E T S.
$50 CASES E, & + ..rr
Superior quality. For sale by
no 6-3tt No. Exchange Hotel, I4th 1t.
DO w D Z K z B
i AR,
CLARIFIED SUGAR,
cor EE,
Fer sale by
HARVEY. ARMIsTEAD & WILLIAMS.
no 5-6t
TUS + X Z ETV E D.
el A full supply Of TEAS, botk black and green
Also--S0AP, CANDLES, pICKLtS and sosue
very old BRANDY and WHIsKEY, which we
oae. to our friends, and the public generally, st
W. b. BLAIR CO., cor sth and Main s,s.,
no S-2w~ Aichmopd, Va.
ELOuR.-Ex.rs ard Snperfipe Flour Of supe-
no 5-lw DUNLOP, MONCURE & Us.
EAM!LY FLOUR-Of superior quality, for
IL sale In quantities to suit, by
no 3-lw DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
TNHOS. BRANCH & SONS,
PETERSBURG. Va,
50 hhds. N. o. SUGAR.
50 bbls. Crushed do.
50 bbls. Powdered do
zoo boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
800 boxes Tailow do.
9, 500 boxes SARDINES.
25 bags Black PEPPER.
2O boxes SOAP.
25 boxes CASTLE SOAP
50 kegs Hor-e aud Mule SHOES.
so keg- Cooking SODA.
LOCO pounds INDIGO.
50 sets Iron AXLES.
SO sets SPRINGS.
1900 pounds Horse Shoe NAILS
s5 tons Rhodes's Sup Pnos. LIME.
20 tons Mexican GUANO.
% tons American do.
Il tons Peruvian do.
80 bbls. Richmond SYRUP.
100 bales Gunny BAGGING.
loo bags Rio COFFEE.
500 sacks Washington SALT.
100 tierces RICE. no 4-6t
Z : BBLS ALMONDS.
. 10 casks SODA SALARATUS.
) balss CORKS.
50 boxes FIRE CRACKERS.
25 boxes PERCUSSION MATCHES
25 boxes SWEET OIL, of No. quality.
10bcxes FRENCH MUS ,ARD.
$4,000 fiue HAVANA CIGARS.
10 boxes WORCESTER SAUCE.
10 boxes Palmetto CATSUP.
25 boxes SARDINES, prime quality
35 coil ROPE
50 kegs 81. CARB. SODA.
S bbls. COPPERAS.
5bols. LARD OIL
) nalf bbis. BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
S half bbls- GINGER BRANDY
S bbls. STRAWB RRY BRANDY.
5 bbls RASPBERRY BRANDY.
Il bbls. ROSE GORD!AL:
5 bales HOPS
leo grs Shsnghae and Telegraph MATCHES.
$50 boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
80 half boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
j50 quarter boxes Adsmantine CANDLES.
For sale ny VIM B JONES IL co,
OK BBLS. K. A. Stusrt's Mountain Wills
10 bbls. old Bourbon WHISKEY
SO AZ Geo BuTk's Mountain WHISKEY;
80 sc i'm. French BRANDY;
25 Baltimore Rose GIN;
50 I" common WHISKEY;
loo Loveling's Crushed and Powdered SU.
GAR;
25 hhds prime to choice SUGARS;
so bags prime Rio COFFEE;
25 bbis. ALCOHOL;
90 " No. Leaf LARD;
100 N. G. Family Roe, Gross, and Cut HER
RINGS;
so half fbarrsls No. 3 3MACKEREL;
so bbls. No. N. G. SHAD,
25 RUM;
Madeira WIRE;
half-chests, 10 quarter.eEes.s, and small boxes
Green TEA;
50 boxes Black TEA;
SOAP, CANDLES. STARCH, FIG BLUE;
MUSTARD, BUCKETS, TUBS, and everything in
our line i; for sale by
W. B. JONES g. CO.,
18th street, between Nam and Cary
no 4-l2t
ZEAL CO6NAC BRANDY IN ROND
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T>O JOHN BUDWELL.-Being prepared to
i pay you the money aud costs decreed by the
Curcuit Court of ths City OF Williamsburg and
G unity of James City, In the suit Of Rencher w.
Browne and having ascertainsd after due search
for you, that on are absent from your usual resi-
dence, and in the army, this is to notify you of my
readiness 70 pay, and that will pay you. or any
authorized agent of yours, II you will inform me
where you, or such agent, can be found other
wise, shall deposit the amount in the Court.
MARY RENCHER,
!. no 6-fn5fh Now WiiliamshurR Va.
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LOUISIANA DEPOT,

LOUIsIANA DEPUT
RICHaoED, Va Oe,. y. 1851.
w. TIE UNDERSIGNED sving been sts
~ toned in Richmond for the purp Sc ~ receiv-
ing and forwarding all goods sent from the state of
Louisiaus to her troops in girgi.ia, aud having
also been appoiatea by the Relief Com .i.tes OF
New Orleans their agent to receive sll goods sent
through them. has taken the 'front.' room uf tie
hsu@e occupied by Ueet0. Davis, on Fran + in st.
AID at all times BE- oa I'D there ny psrsoao hav.
rg business with him.
JOHN II. MACKENSIE.
Quartermaster aud Forwarding Agent for LOUIS,
ana Troops in Virginia. oc ao-se
-, CHANGE OF SiHEDI Df.. Tayel
~ ers going south Will observe that the r.
'EHNOON TRAIN FOR PFTPRsBURa leaves
his city a, THREE r. NJ, insteAd D, four = for.
Teriy. Zoe 9t-lmt TIL. WYNNE. Supv.
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IA ANfEU-TU DIRECTORS OF HOS
~ ri aLS.-An approved Surgeon ard
- AAeeaustr VINO made his stud 60 in Europe Is
Srru,a 81 "a g. gagem~ut as tiOSP1 AL
- F" Ahb CT ASSISTANT SURGEON. Ad
- ~tDtcGS,' Dispatch of.icc. no e. ST.
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TO BUY
\ No Blocded MILCH cow,
''''a 70 Ihe pail raised esr the city.
nae WIN. IRA SMITH.
ia Main at.
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TXTRA TWILLED LO>0 CLOTH
- REAL ENGLISH GOODS-CHEAP.-
have few pieces Of extra fine, undressed. heavy,
English Twilled Long Cloth. splendid article
for family EZEKIEI.. Al Main st.
r AIDES UNDER-WEAR.-Silk and Ne
l 4 r;no Under Vests and Drawers; Corsets, from
q TO SO inches; Plushned Gloves Hosiery, In Silk,
Merino, and Cotton; Cambrics; Jaconets; Tape;
Checks Wsinsook's Brillsnts; India Twilis; Irish
Linens; Linen Sheetings; Table Dsmasks; Furni-
ture Dimity Bed Blankets. Also, Carpets good
variety Of 3ply, Ingram, Velvet, and Brussels.
CHRISTIAN a. LATHROP,
ocu 81 Main street.
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(NLOAKS, CLOAKS.--Ws have commenced
the manufacture of Cioaks for the season.
We have now made up a fine assortment, and shall
be prepared so long as we can get Cloths, to make
TO order any style Of wrapping wanted
We have q lot Of Striped Cloth CioAks now on
hand, which we will sel at great reduction from
former prices. They are well adapted to the Eau
season. aud we think they will be found very de-
sirable. tse 26l CHfLES h CHENEKY.
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EXTRA HEAVY CHECKS, FOR SHIRT
IL INGS, &C.--I have on hand q few pieces of
tue heaviest narrow Checks, suitable for Shirts
aprons, Sacks for children, that has ever been
offered for sale in this market. Call soou and sup
ply yourselves, at EZEKlELS, Al Main ct
no MRilert's old stand.
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hRY dOODS.-We have on hand q general
~ assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
10 which we invite the attention Of buyers.
JOHNSON T. HAYWOOD,
&C ~ No ~ Main straet.
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NM ANTED-To hire,
w A good COOK,
By the morth, or for the balance of the years.
mae preferred.
Likewise, two good
HOUSE SERVANTS.
f. III. PARRISH,
no It's Steward Med'l College Hospital.
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NM ANTED-A White Servant Woman TO at
w tend ~ CHILD and do general HOUSE
WORK. To ne who can bring good recommends
tons a good place is offered. Apply at So Main
sire Z. no 7-2ts
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WANTS.

VIZ ANTE D.
F" wEAv r r 3.
The Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing
Company arc 10 wxnf OF a number Of OsuahuYe
Weaver. Immediate and permanent employment
will be given "a such. ~ liberal rates of wsges.-
Apply a. the Miils to wM. BSapLEY. Eup't.
no 7-9w WIN Ii. POWERS, Arent.
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For incsdental expenses Of tie qpArteEmaStrF's
Department three hRDdred sixty-tTe tbouaand and
thir4s.t, Siotiirf srl eIkhly eAAtA
,R8s tlan plFaation q the army and its supplies
tro million two hundred aud hfty-fDur thousand one
huudred and eIghty-Btx dollars and eighty-oao
cents.
tkonsAnd three hundred and sixty-seTsn dollars.
For puEchaae Of DRAGON hoFses, two hundred and
niBetJ-Ssven thousand three hundred And thirty
Eve dlolAEH
For eIothInE. csmP and garrison equipage, oiie
m IIliua, three hundred 6fty thousand one hu0.
dred and hfry one dollars and thirty-eieht cent?.
Fof current expenses Of ordnance BeTTieei twenty
tho1s1nddolkrs
For ornEnee orLinEnee stoEes, and supplies, inelu
ding horse eauipRents for All mDBntsd trOops foHr
hundred thousand dollars
For manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars
Fog inereaEiDE the manufacturing capacity otthe
nAtional RrmpTy, hfIy thpuSlnd dollars-
Tor purchase 81 gunPOFier and lead, forty thou
Por pnTehass ofartIllsry hOrSss. twenty-five theu-
sand dollars. a.
For hire o. quarters for troops Of store bOts for
the 1fs keeping Of military stores Of groands foF
summer cantohments and for temporary huts, Gre
hundred and fffy-sEEht thousand two hundred aud
eighty.three dollars and elghty-One cents.
Sec. s. And belt further enacted, That all APpfn-
pTfAIDus and al prUTiS0ns Of law herein contained
applicable 70 three yelrs volunteers shall apply "
two yearss volunteers And all other vUuuteeTa WIN
have bean OF may Be received into the seJee Of the
United States fr period eIreealnE three Eouflas-
Approved. July Il, 1851.
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tPUIua.-So. n

Az AcIstb prqEids sfgt mo payment 81 the militia
ud VoIuatsers called Iato the SsFVtce q the uni-
Ted statei trpm the time thsy ssTe called Into
service 70 The thiItith day Of JnBs, eighteen hnH-
dTed sud Stxty-0ne.
Be IL sp9etsd y4hs sspA1S and House q Repre-
tstatiyss q tie United stats oF America In Cor
Eress assembled That thtFe Be ard hereby Is appro
pIiAted cut Of any monty IN the Treasury not Ptli-
erEt1e The sun o. ave milIions teveR
hundred and EizSy thVpsahd dollaFa, or % much
thereof may be BseeslaIy, TO enable the Govern.
Sdenf 70 pay the militia and volunteers called into
service Of the United Etntea, being M Bddift0nal
AMOUNT required for the Gsell year ending June
thittieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one- ~
Approved July Is, 1881. lsf
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
LoCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and charles-sts"

Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles-Sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
IIIHIS INsTTruT1OS is NOW IN THE MOST
IL prospero1s and houFiElting condition Twice lu-
ring the last years has It been necessary TO obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In
cFeasing number Of students, representing nearly
every State In the Union
1t nov oocupIes one Of the most conspicuous ant
delirabIy located buildngg In the city. The rOoHh
are commodiously Arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
desiring to qualify themselves properly for tile
yarioa6 dnties OF the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough Ffdciedt BuSiGefg Education generally
unsurpassed In any particular by similar estAb
lIGhment in the United statea.
FACULTYs
z. X. LOsIER,
Prinr4pal-Lseturer on the Science Of Accounts Com
b. merce, Business Customs, etc.
toH5r s J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor the Theory and Practice of BookKeepiuF
r. and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book. Keeping.
- - n. o. JOHNSON.
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmAnshIFl
g civilians ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. z. YRATES REESE, D. D..
Lecturer on Commercial Rthios-
| TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jue. p Kennedy, Suon. Joshua vAnsant,
Hon. Thos Swami, VIM. II. EeighleT, Rsq.,
Jacob Trust. Esq, VIM. Kuabe, Esq-
u standard Works, expressly for the use Ofths stu
Each Student has desk to himself and Is ss,a.
There being no vacation during tho year, STUDENT,
can enter 1t any time. 400. fis
Tetme nEuAlly required to comp full COURSE,
from to ~ weeks.
= DIF1ol1A L awarded to ali Graduates.
A large and Beautifully 0rnameuted Circular, con.
Exterior and Interior View Of the College various
characteristic designs penmAll.hip &o sent by mail
particulars. Address E. =; LosIEk
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20 u ~ 81 CT
LAWS OF TIE UxITED State
FaIsof a ~ FIrR SsEsfo5zqf the THIRTY Sssestk
CslTktI.

=5r.-a.--as e-S-sAS- ri
Az AcE q raHnd ana Eeslh The dntiss on AIMS IN
pdFtsd by stEtsL
Bs II enacted b he senats and Honao Of Repre-
sentaiIyes Of the Gnifed stats OF AerieA Ia Con-
Eress Assembled, That ihe se7stlEI u the Treasury
GS and be 4 hsEeiy autIJorEed 1pf direcfSd 70
fund aud remit the duties lpd luPostA Al arms
imported into. the United Etate9 aDee the 6hst day
Of May Iast5 q which may b Imported before the
FIRST day Of January next, BY Of for the account Of
any STATE; PT0Tided thu seeTstaFy Of the Treasury
god tEIth, Tor tbs % the iETOps q any state
which u OF nay " sDE4FPd 70 aiding 70 suppress
States s
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as ard after th& 14th u April. ls6l tbe paalSt,-
" gFr TTuins WI Be rus a. foIloWE VIZ:
The E1pTtas Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Eundays At IOA. 8 Beu God at 1880 a. 81, aTTiv-.
ing In Baltimore at $40 a. NJ connecting With tie
Expires train for Philadelphia. New York Bo6toH.
and AL the EasteFn elites, tslTiRga t dbA. H.
FiVef AZ ashfhfoh NJ 40 g. NJ, making efnte
BectiOu with the SOu1bsTn lines for all parts Of tile
South. THE train ntoIa the pfihelpal Gtatloul
from NheeiinE 10 CuInbeFland.
IssrprufnR, lsRves Baltimore At az p ard
HAibfnetoH eityat 20 P. ~. driving At Be6NVpl
At5A. ~ and Is hefilpE Al ca ~ 81! making direct
eObbeetiob Nittthe ExTTef tgqI pr Az pAFta oftte
West. E0nthResi and NoTthWe6t. ghiA train stops
only for mtah and y cod ann NnteF.
HE Mail TIFiu lsaTey daily including ephdSas at
OF r. 81, Hers ed n T.2b BIZ ard hfIites ~
BHItimnre ~ 2le NJ connecting sitlf tie NAH
tram. leaving fo4 phi!adtIphin New York, Boston,
and al Rafttrp eitirs Al 446 =. b., arrives At HnSl
inEton City Ut $50 r. 81 connecting with the Eoutii
eTn linz for Al part Of tls Enutl ThstFnin 6t0ps
on abs Wtsi end % The TDad n NOuDdsye, Cameron
NaIninFtUn, " StFT Station FHiFnlSnt and Graiton-
Rt1UTninE. leaves Ih1lInoIe at G:s0 a. 81. HsAli-s
inFtoh CRY 81 SIS a. 81 and. aEiytIat BspNoOd vt
1Os1OI 81 md Wheeling Al lo:s9 p, NJ, connecting
TxpFess tTain ir pAftE Of the southWeFt,
WeSt and A0ribytEt. This train stofa at the pTfn-
eipal stations only.
The IIedmonJ and ITIStliuE Accommodations runs
daily except sunday leaving belmont ~ $40 4. NJ
hndaTTtvtt at BtiselinE 81 SAT-! Y y. III ass
W.P. SIXTH, ltssteT Of Transport
L. II. CatI, GenI Ticket a gent apo
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BIIIIous DIsorders-LIver Complaints
DfllEIIIEST % M INIE1I0l,
MnahInElnn- n @ zth Eeh- led

AAAhlpEtpn u ~ 1th Eep4 thl4.
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and hos
ptal practice aimee you made them, and cannot
hesitate say they the best eAthartie WeemplOy
Their reulA=ug action the liver is quick and de-
eided, consequently they are an admirable remedy
for arrangements of that organ. Indeed, have
seldom found case Of bilious dtrlaIs SO obstinate
that It did not readily yield to them
PTaternaliy yours ALONDO BAIL, NJ D.
Physician Of the Marine Hospital
Dysentery, DIRrrhGa, Relax w orms
FF04 ~. J G. Green qf CAfeago-
Your pills have bad long trial in my practice and
hold them In esteem as one Of the best apeTents
have found. Their Alternative effect upon the
liver Enakrs them an excellent Tenedy. when given
10 small doses for biuioHS dgseslteFy and diGsTkGa
Their sugArcOatfng makes them very acceptable and
convenient for the nse Of women and childTsn-
Dyspepsia, ImpurIty OF the Blood.
From Rec. y. Y. Hiass, Pastor Of -4Ggenf
Church, Boston.
De. ATEET have used your Pills with extra0TdI
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