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T-FkAYEp Came 10 my pr, IlIess, uH ala
/ dan ril below kicbmonj, large brownisb
~raa. u .Ih h0Ili hs%ns saw I'd off, which the
,.ss.r eau get by proving property aud paving
.,-.. l4u i-St! Wal A HOPPE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02

.--.5~-Cs Sahisv eysalus. oa sfoat s-,se,,
I'D s4.s spd i Cun BltSon, With s,G.i !
= =. 6, ths esn.r.. r.vatd of so wili be
r,.,.'f ~ / siveIy at this ofhes.
i''
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au 2-1t+

EOn DoLLAks aew-ia. -Aitsnsion Of ofiioers
,tUU called Ran away, In Nay is7t, my ser
vavl Oaibo fne, muIatto about feet inches mig
very scut built heavy head Of hair and generally
dresses very lac. II as been Ia the service with
me for years Is well acquainted with camp
lie ani o lios tfloers' Servant. l suspect he Ii
with the army of Gen Lee The above reward will
be given for his security so that I get him. lie
W ars Yankee overcoat. JPEYTON,
au 1--soi 81 Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02

ELoUa FOR SALE.
~. % nsw Ga!iego G,us q extra quality
asW family DO. For sale by
s,, a, hLAuGHTER k co,
100 Main street.
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DAN AWAY from Castle Thunder, July I2h,
h, 1854, Ned Cross, sometimes called Ned Ricn.
srdeon, slave, belonging to Mrs Polly Cross, of
Hanover county, vs., aud hret by Ii for the pres
ent year. said negro was arrested and inlpr isonsd
In Csstle Thunder fer attempting TO get the
my, aud Afterwards escaped as above. Ho Is about
nye feet eight inches high, very sprghty sn quick
fpc ken, and quite Intelligent. No marks reooeo
ed. Fewsrd Of one hundred dollars Will be given
If caught IN Hanover Henrico counties, and nlty
dollars II caught IL this city or iir suburbs
q BURNETT,
2-SG Virginia street. R!olmoud Va
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UYDELfHERED TgLEGRAXS.

C d E6
- 20 bags commoa brown sugar
10 barrels good do do
80 boxes ex trsot logwood
J barrels OH rye Whisky,
for sole by kODGSr HoC0a co.
aa l-e.f No IL Prsfl street.
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; 81 r siscar1i,d % the i6Gh ~ otenuer
! f,fi. ] m.iieI q letter dir>ctei to Street Hun
ibid 1 Jackson, hol'gonery, A conlaiainE
7,G - el, On war warrant No s+44 for q, $50,
ash ty / IS ier, Register of the & : Treasury
r, ECknTe, Treasurer, dated August 5. 1888.
il tsT,r OF :e ifrs etreat, BuBgsrfoTG Il Jsekson
ysi.i e;:er bas never been ree.ved, and n1tics is
a.;,b- given that spI l,cstion vii be made for
! s.e q ssit drsfr. ani tbs public sie eau
srrt3 !gsstt trading fJF ths sane.
\ SINT n,
C,;Ai-r Ttaiers' Bank CT tbs City # ti:hn.rd
F9!-lsO69t
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-. porkAi- fSna, ontsining my eis,naige
. -, n. 18th wiSs rrsm 'ut, ras' fre IN Go
Ok &c n,..l '. nai it.a, and otsex paEers.
,.t u Il b. lih.rsily resa'd d ty leaving 1,
d lAt, ~ = J SAUDEK.
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RUNA VA YS

TSAS AWkY-On the 3G;h of Jaly my negro.
~. man Hlisrd. Hl ia black, sb 1rt feet 6
inches hgh has O small m )ustRchs, is at the pre-
cent .luls broke out With camp iteh aud has pass
from q Maynard, major and larterm arter signed
by Linscomb. Will pay 5000 Il caught In the
state, nr $500 If caught out, and delivered 10 Mr.
DAVIS Il Co.'S jail, IN Richmond Va
tu2--!0t' Z II TURNER
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HE AFFAIR NEAR DEEP BOTTOM.

Pfcts ASSOclatION has IurnIsNtu LN6 IUI.OW-
ing summary:
IHg AFFAIR NEAR DEEP BOTTOM.
We have previously mentioned the fact that
..upy Malvern HIi and Harrison y L landing for the
purpose OF rendering Buffers po'kioh at Bermuda
Hundred insecure, If not untenabie. We now
iearn that, on Wednesday, General Cant threw
two pontUon bridges across the James river, and
sent the Second corps 20 the northern side of that
stream for the purpose of counteraculg the de-
signs Of the enemy.
She Federal troops m ate good their landing, but
were Immediately attacked before they had dime
10 organIre They succeeded, however, Ia driving
back the opposing fOrce, which consisted only of
skirmishHs, and In capturing some fifty OF sixty
prisoners and four pieces of artillery.
The remainder of the skriIDi sheTs fell back on
their supports, who occupied some sIroBg works
built there some two years ago.
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TuSI SJNDS.-Tne following Bonds having
u besu captured by the public ehemy, near Ar
uC.ioa Depot, Nelson county, Un llth June 1904
at Persons aye he,cby notified not 10 receive them
4ugmp. 20 collect the coupons, viz ConfedC-
4js SU.as eight per cent coupons, issued under
-cIrt August -, 1861, Nos 300, dated Novemb~y
q ~ fF S5p9, No 1901, dated February 5. 1863,
hf 81 eut 30 553, dated February 20 1868 tor
IS y, and Ncs 2}i9, 1850, 235i, 2331, 1854 1855.
Is 2.a7 and 1855, dated February 60 1863, for
So tlCh, Gii belonging 10 ID Stuart of Staun.
,aa,N Va Confederate States eight per cen; coupon
bonds, tos AIS, fiT. 4i-, ii9 aud 4J0, dated Feb
i14If : 1863 Tor 500 each, issued under act OF
august ly, l-5l aud Confederate states seven per
coupon bonds, Nns 625S $3.50 and $3.50, for SlOO
41i dltt March J, oG3, issHed under act Of Feb.
, tbt belonging 10 JOS Wnddeil Of Stauuton.
VHisdrraie states eight per cent coupon bnxld, No
20, dated December p, 1862, for Sl00, Issued
Lat1a2tni august 10, le5l belonging 90 Cashafine
FHaddr.. ci Siauut0a. The following six per
Ccg! toty0E bonds OF the Orange and AieNandria
halIo1t Company Nos 3Gs 4e1 and 46l, for $3.50
'H'a asd Nos l4j7 and 1873, for 81 900 each, all
A.tes January /, 1855, aud belonging 10 Jos A
hadiy!t, Eight per cent coupon bond of the
y;a. g. and Aleshndria Rairoad Company, No 7Gl,
iu 1900, dated April 30, 1883, belonging to- Sally
haidrIi "i StaGhtvu. eK per cent coupon bond,
% ide Virginia Central Railroad Company, No $50,
",st 10, dated Msfch /, ie55, belonging TO Jos
"adieiI' iy 4-ltaw2mf
=, El-EI Bouus.-Dunng tac mie rala U the
y YANKEES through the county Of Eockoridge the
T5H ing Confederate eight par cent coupon bonds,
o. .as one hundred m,llcn. loan. under act Of Au-
Fus9 1872, 1881, we're stolen by them from Mr Thos
"tsa. koCa Of the bonds was for one ,hourand
la.%t Eo5 q, Il, "a "a, and 81. due Jaunsry 8,
se,; Sps -54 Us, eos, gC6, a57, 2s 2ss, go, 2!l
~ and Soi ese Iuiy LIST, 1854; Nos llco and ie9
Que Jay isi, 1868; No s25, due January 1ss, 1865
aRd ~ q due juiy ist. 1867. Also, a, the same
"ae tug following Confederate e;ght per cc1t cou-
T2 bonds, each f,r ore thouFand dollars, cue Jan
n@5 ist 1877, Ter- stolen from hr John Luster:
Noe 1885, 1855, 1885, 1897, and 1888
Ll Iefs0ns are hereby not lied not 10 receive OF
Hiie ioF lie above mentonAa bonds or any of their
enn9aA d COOKE
Agent for MessTs Wilson and Lu.ter.
l.A-lAWGRs
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YINA CAI.

The iatas, quotation Of gold In New York on the
time TO 2t6.
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BY TELEGRAPH:

vessxs1 according 70 set Of Cenevsss = ths ysoe
i01 ~ ;. z. TnRAss1A, In The Cleyks y 49, -
" lsnfes Court Of the C0nfsassats o1aooU ~
0s Nsssssn District Of Csoseta.
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a SbLANu hosei -rnn piess.nt resofs 10 ueW
~ open for ths accommodation Of pte-uo par
tie, transient boardeys aud Others desiring 10 en-.
joy the bertnt Of county air 10 . cool, pleasant,
and healthy LOCALITY Iis spaclo0s and we'll shaded
lawn and ample rooms tn,rd special attractions 10
parties seeking recrcation and relief from the heat
and dust OF the oity. Refreshments and Music will
be farnished 70 order Timely rotee given 70 ths
undersigned.
Further information can be had st tho once os
tho supsrfnteneent of the Ricamond, Fredeficks-
burg Railroad.
fraips leave Richmond daily st n aad $50
n, sad returning arrive at Richmogd q u.uS y
and 6:s0PN
NB.-kxcarsen tickets 1t half fare fer the rouni
tYip, food tne das On which they issued; maj
be had ~ the railroad Ticket once IN Richpesa.
. jy A--iav3wf JN0 PKAkY, Pforsieses,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02
FROM THE UPPER Po-oMAC.

The correspondents Of the New York World
aud Tines coAcur in stating that there Is no ap-
parent design on the part Of the enemy TO enter
upon new raid either Into Maryland or South
western Pennsylvania. The losses OF General
Crook at the second battle of Winchester Rrs esti
,ratcd In killed and wounded alone at one thou
sand men.
The Gos.tte says, In It's Issue Of the 2Sh, that
the military authorities desire ulat no mention
whatever shall he made hereafter OF anything re-
iatlng to the operations on the Upper Potomac un-
less tho Information bears an official character
II therefore refrains from publishing the various
kilograms which appear In me washington, Phil
adeiphia and New York papers.
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Prom GEORGIA,

The latest official dispatch hes from Major General
ShermaB's army state that he was srssdiiy draw
ing his lines closer around Atlanta. No udings
had been received OF the cavalry fsree under
Stoneman, which WAS sent out on the l4th to cut
tho Macon and Columbus all road.
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RICHMOND And nAsy,rLn nRAiLsoAp,

kIchtn0hd, JHy -, IcOS J
NOrICE.-Tbe evening passenger train on the
In Richmond and Danvtii1 rsiitoad will be dis
continued until further notce-the transportation
of government freight requiring almost the entire
capacity Of ths road. The morning passenger
train will run as usual
jy 9-6; CHAS TALCorT, supt.
PS-Ihere will be q freight train leaving X ch
moud al N, and running TO Danviiie ea the
schedule OF the passenger train aad passengers
will be permitted to ride in tho empty freight cars
OF this uain upon their assuming aii RISKS 10 them
selves and baggage.
The railroad e0mpsny hereby give notice that
they will not be responsible for injury TO passen.
gers and baggage carried on this usn.
iy 3a-5t
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FROM GEORGIA.

No official dispatches were received
at headquarters last night from Atlanta
1t was currently reported. however, that
Wheeler had captured 1920 Ysnke raid
ers on the Macon and Western railroad.
Atlanta was safe yesterday morning, the
rumor of its reduction by the enemy to
the contrary notwithstanding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02

Gnn LOLLARS kewsrd-For t,e ares, Of
LUU two negro saves, George and P-tsr, who
TT ny farm last night I will give $50 f,r Il %
errest + George. aud $50 for Peter. Description:
George s bright muistto, 20 years old. tn OK suit
of hair, lvs fest SIX eight Iuches high. aod very
likely. Pstsr Is nesry black, 40 ut - years old,
fee or inches tah, with s,ar on ole cheek
BW GREEN, Jr.
Westhssn, Henrioo, July Is. jy 27-lwt
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FROM n SCCEI

The condition OF Missouri is REPRESENTED to be
deplorable nj the extreme. Many counties In that
State are overrnn with gaeilas, and a war Of re-
taliaiion has commenced which has led TO the
most fearful Atrocities.
The Paw-Paw militia, Of Platte county, orga-
nized and armed by General Rosecrans for the de-
fence of that section of ne State against the que
,illss, have for tle most part made common cause
wit The latter.
General kosecrans, by nhthOEtty Of the War
Department. has called for niue regiments Of SIX
months volunteers for the protection Of Missouri
against gu.rriiias or invasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02

4 v0IfUN Ysres, O1t.oa v~rds sna Cens
" SO pads cesiou yarn, No to 10
100 pairs eo't.n CARDS, no 10, hsgsA
Z bxgo Rio Ce6se
bhis bfsWs sugar -
Dor sale ~ 0o1NSh WVoDIs
q t-es u IAN s0ses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02
THE RICHMOND BLUES.

The following list of casualties in the
Richmond L. |. Blues, in the fight of
Saturday, was received too late for in
sertion in yesterdays paper: Killed
w. Tallyr'd Lipscomb. Severely Wound
ed-Robem Reid and Joseph II. Dodson.
Slightly Wounded-Louis L. Trueheart,
j. Wesley Smith, aud Joshua j. Wilk-
inson. The Blues have seen hard SER
vice since the opening Of the present
campaign, and their gallantry is fully
attested by the number Of casualties.
Their captain killed, two lieutenants
wounded, and their rank and file so re-
duccd as to leave but few names on the
roll. When the Blues returned from
their campaign in Western Virginia they
were entertained with banquet by the
honorary members, when an eloquent
address was made by Col. &. ". Mum
ford, in which he invoked them, what.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02

IN UULI4hhS h6WAFu KAN away ItCm tu6
L,(U sGbscribef, on the 29tn inst, my by
DICK, carpenter and house servant, aged Is years;
bright mu attr; feet 10 or II inches IN heisth.
Will pay the above reward for his delivery TO me-,
or serured so that get MIN again.
au 1-4ts CHAS ELLETT.
ID AN AWAY-ADous the I5.n OF July, negro
II, girl named Emma. She 10 Of gingerbread
colo, about Is years old. and rather heavy set
A libessl reward will be given IL delivered TO me
or secured so can get her. She is supposed TO be
lui king about ECme OF the hospitals.
JAMES TEMPLEAAN,
At ESsliag's G arden,
jy 0--3.t Near Camp Lee.
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- as k.x,,d.-~lnst ~ ttre boFse tos, las
,,S.e. =, ny Note Book. eortsiniog papers
l. - ras, and rsy spectscles, (goij VIII
ri. az az " the ao,s eo's aad eantent', s'd $50
8" ,a..,ssI.s. rsturn-d to th. pianstsh etnoe
~ " HP TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02

The Baltimore Gazette, of the 30th ult.,
was received last night. The Agent of the
Press Association has furnished the follow
ing summary:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02

~An UULLARJ Reward II VIII give the
.OJ{D above reward tor the apprehension of, and
delivery to me, at my office, Tor hts Judgement In
jaii so that can get hiia) of my servant boy
George Henry Ray. caid hoy is bright mulatto,
about five feet high, woody hair, has Q swagger-
ing walk, speaks very quick, and has very sgi-
len look. He may possibly ho lurking about the
city, as he has acquantances tn every part OF II,
but ay impression 10 tina, he Is endeavoring TO
TO FredeIc. sburg, from thence 10 stafford, 70 The
farm of tn late Major John seddon lwhere he has
a father In order 10 pass the lines Soldiers In
the camps are cautioned against empIoving said
boy. bLANkMhN,
Surgeon and Dentist,
No eS Aain street,
Richmond, Va
As he has been accompanying nae 10 the hospi-
ia,s, he has pass from Capt Coke, requesting the
snard 20 pass him unmoies,ed. n A b.
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rosT sTRAYED &e

---o,, ,n<.,t tvo wests since. between Clss
I ots,S ard 18th, on Msia street. a rart CT
l. III b~s',iu rspresentiug lid = face
,ehe ,sr.,d will be raid for the delivery Of
:. s.me 8; this 'fa;'
.n l-2tl -
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ever vicissitudes might befal, to sustain
their ancient reputation by their conduct
on the bloody field, and we'll have thew
remembered the injunction. The or.
ganlzstlon of the company dates back as
lar as 1874, and many of our best and
most prominent citizens have marched
under its flag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02
FROAt GEORGIA,

.1thto.; OF interest to dsy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02

-.a--rw Cor Msia and IAN stS, Richmond. Va.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
Mrotral.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

VNEE primary Cause OF every disease that flesh ~
L heir 60 is impurty Of the b 'od rhe tiood h.
comes impure from many causes Impure ar r
change Of " alhsr, uuwholesOme food eSpOsuI
among the prime pal causes Of inquiry Of IN
blood The gym itoms are gJ ness, hsadSc Q, cor
fla ID thought ey du sn heavy, uroW iless,
iJaton nf the tow.l, ba tasle the mouth, todl
tong 10 liver complaints, pains 10 tae tack and leg
Of appetite, rleep sss nights ccie, eramii,
and ightneSs the cnest, hearth irn. gnut theu
mAt4m, pu ius and pur dng chls and levers m re
or e ~ npanynR these, An long OF trouh
esoms and ,engerous affections aIl or whien may he
prevented an cured ny takng ew doses Of
5rRiOkLA u, EGE FABLE PUhlFtLN9 NhTI-
BILIOUS Pills they will purity the blood and puI
the stom sch, bowels and liver ia heElthy condition
Tnty particular suitable r chronic md nervou-
diseases Every amly and every sold 6 @ I'D
keep supply Of these Pills. "a any diseases on
waited hyt cir use They mild aud safe med
cine, and eau be taken at any time without danger
taking cold.
Sold by Hl druggists, Or seu' to any part receipt
OF twenty i've oants ste npad envelope ad lress
cd Dr 5fRIJkLAND, east Fou tn street, cinciana
Il, ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
LEaAL NOTICE

I'M me I'd dag Of March. A.D 1864, : petition vas
~ Gled in he once Of the Clerk Of the curt Of
Commoa Peas tf the county Of montgom erv and The
state Ohio by ia 90 Pontias which petition is now
pending ID cid Court, the Met and prayer Of Viii
u 10 va ate the alley hetUPen ots No and the iull
leng o. those lots, running east ant west, Ia the
town Of BKdspnrt ip said eogntyi AZ thf n X term
All / lot scrorninA ". ADM CLAY,
Mag a. 1854 dlwrwt Attorney for Pet ioner,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
INSURANCE. 1

Young men uSa seartnR 10 business, whose chief
capital 10 the rgT and Integrity should insure their
y vee 70 the auaouns Of bali their AAbldeR Such an
sot o. dsnteresed honesty when knowR 70 their cred
iira, would just nnresse their oonddence Ia them
II would show tha hey did DOT Wah 70 leave their haat
gends S1Poesd 70 any aVoidabls eoun8eneYi snd ths
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
BE SAFE FROM THE PAIsOs OF wANT'

Would these ohIdrea have q comfortable horna, and
the uneaus Of educatOnf Would this wife Be indrPen
dent OF the cold charities Of tbe wordI Would thts
aged and feeble parent be provided forf would my
properly by forced sales administrator 70 meet
the de niands of rditors-sAes nae whom the market
tends downward aAd Gslr prcee cannet be reAlia@dr
How few answer these question 70 ubeir satsfac-
honl They fear 70 ask them, and cherish th4 eelei
that they have kong lease life. Thin " both fool
ish and eowardlY. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
or HARTFORD. OoEEEoTEouT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE ELS LIFE.

TyHE Rtna grants pollass FOR LIFE, tos term
I of years, Endowment poliosee and child en IN
iowment Also, Non Foneitng Poiicieas on Waaco no
pc Ym nt Is required RtsT ten ye6rs.
Five thousand doArs paid 90 two ioeess In this city
within tho last six mouths
Among all the ooatrivAnc Of men 10 project the
family circle from want looe cen ue fs0nd more Sir
le its hsrscter noble 70 it. feAturea o. cetan IN
its result than Le Insurance II is The prop Which
the dying husband caves 70
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asIautattum lStttrrs.
.b9llgg3.aI lla
8. r.--1eeo..x.

EGIeoua OF AedeuLtfy nhbals GrOUDted Win
lssastad4 pSlPitahou Of tie hekrt, Lack OF sPpsuts
dssress aftse sAEng TORPID liver, constipation, q :,
deserve to suffer n thsJ vii not try the osls6rAted
PLANTATION BITTERS
which sre now recommended by the highest medical
A1thoutes, and warranted 70 produce an immediate
Aess6nial saeot. They sre exceedingly agreabe, per
feoay pure, and must superoeae all other tOncs where
a healthy, gentle stimulant Is require
They purify, strengthen and inSgorste;
They creste heslthy aPPeetai
They are en- anudote TO change ot vster snd diet;
They overcome eeete Of dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen Ghe system and snliVen the mind;
They prevent missmstic and intermittent fevers;
They purify She bSesth and scldity Of the stomach;
They cure dyspepsis and eonsapAGo
They cure diayrhAa, oholsrA and cholsrS morbus
They cure liver complaint and nervous headaeEsi
They make Lhe weak strong, the lsnguid brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great They
composed Of the oelebsstt1 cslssys bark, winter.
green, sSssaas. snd herbs, all preserved per-
feogly pure st orOlx rum.
Ihaye given the Plantation Bltters to hund-
reds Of our disabled seldiers with the most sstonlsh
ing eject. q. ". ANDREWS,
suPt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
The PisatAaon Bittsrs have cured me liver
complaint of which wss lad up PROSTATE, and had
70 Absniou my buslness.
B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland ohio'
Gee Iowemuch to you, for verify believe the
Fsanhaou Bitters have saved my life
Rev. ". H. wAG6okER, Madrid, n. T."
Thou wilt send me two bottles Esore Of th'
Plantation Btsters Ny wife has besn eslJ bsnsht
ted b their use. Thy TREND,
ASA ouRRTS, Philadelphia, Pa"
Hs~I have been greet sufferer from dyspepsia
and had 70 abandon PreaOhins. The sntatioI
isttH have cured me.
Rey. J. 8. CATHoRN, Rochester,, N. r"
send o. twenty four dozen more Of you
Plantation BitteFs, the popularity Of which are dsi
inoTsAAins vltn the guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
PropEesoFs wHisrds II otel, Wsshinstcn,D. C."
such arc ons In thousHnds of certificates daily re
sA,yeA. They are imnenssly bsusGAAl TO weak pei
soas and delicate femAles.
Be asat .us Of r@.allsd bottles. See our sisnstur
on aue stes4 plate label. They not sold by tn
RnlIou They are only snld IN our pstons leg cab
boses, By respectable drusgsts, groeers hotels, 81
looms, steamboats, and county stoges.
P.H.DRAEE CO.,
aR2dsWeur 2p7 Hroadwhy, n. 7.
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For SALE.
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