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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19
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NV Yosk. September i7th The steamer CITY
Of Bosroa. fr m Liverpool on the 9th via Queens
town On 9TH inst, arrived thus evening.
The Confederate boad holders held meetingin
Is8ndon ON the 4.h, and debated be prospect OF
,,redsmption Of the hdnds.
Some Of tie speakers contended that the Fede-
raj GoyernmeEtis responsible for them. =.
X A committee ,ear appointed 10 make inquiries
and report at an adjourned meeting on the 18th
Of October. -
This proceedings afforded so little sr nnd for
hope tfst the bonds declined one Fer cent
The liverpool Postgoints cut that trade be-
tween the Mersey md Southern ports isresuming
its former activity. Many ships have sailed, aud
many more are on the eye Of leaving for cotton
ports
Five Of the lesders in therecent Fenian demon.
stration at Black Rock, near pundalk have been
| committed TO- trial at the Assizss without the
privilege Of bail, The prosecution was instituted
BY an order from the authorities at Dublin Cas-
! The Mark Lane Express fears thatthIee-fourtbs
of the English wheat crop win prove to be in a
| bad condition.
The cattle plague continues its raEsges. 1t ia
stated to have made its appearance in Ireland In
Donegal county.
Tie Common Council of London have headed
a subscription with one thousand pounds sterling
to compensate parsons who have been compelled
| to kill such diseased animals.
s THE MARKETS. WE
LiyERPooL.-Cot IA buoyant, and has ad.
yanced Id Breajstuffs easier; -four steady
wheat quiet and 2aSd. lower; corn steady and cd.
! lower mixed corn 2os. 6l.a30'. Beef quiet nd
| steady Pork active and %. Cd. higher. Butter
inactive and decllred 2sa3s. Sugar firm and I'M.
changed. Coffee inactive and steady.
| LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING quiet and
steady; wheat fiat and 2s lower. The decline has
been mostly On inferior qualities.
Consols for money, 895a90 Illinois Central
thfres, 7sla79 Erie, 54ia544. United States Five
twenties, 6sa6S4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19
FROM MExIoo.

= The correspondent. q The Nsv Orleans Times,
writing troarths CITY d Mexico on the athin.t.
says = Y ~
The nam. from 4iIs United States c4nsei great
aritstlon. The INFER alists arr IN stale Of ex-
erde anxiety, Ne more ieus adhefents OF
Maximilian are discouraged, erd every one seems
to feel increasing despondency,
The Liberal torces more :a'ns rapidly IN
III Tie city papers daily 8 continued aeht
Ing The own Of Saul 50, ,nea7 Ciztn q: had
declared for Jaarez Jnsrez has secognized Cen.
Garcia as the bibsral Goyefnorof Vera Cruz =
This place offers great advantage to the Liberals.
as puts them 10 eonn-ction with tue state Of
Tabacco and Ghiapa. Various bodies Of Liberals
have united there, seriously msnacsng 0rizsba IL
self and the railroad from Vera Cruz. The In
l-psrialists attacked the place twice, aud wefe Sc
verely repuised. This result caused great seusa-
ton u
The Austrian detachment in Ahsntlan, composed
of q company of lancers, another OF infsnlry and
mounted howitzeIs, were compelled to surrender
to the Liberals, Chihushua Gerrero, Tobasco,
Chiapa and Callma, which States are entirely In
the hands Of the Liberals. -,
= Five thouia and Co derates haye besn enrolled
ID the Imperial army
The Austrian commander 10 Michoachon pa.
rol.d some Republicans in the hopo that the Bel
gisn prisoners would be similarly treated By the
Liberals. The advantages In that State are Seci-
dedly for the Liberals.
The official papers in Durango mention The re-
appearance in that State Of General Pattana,
who had Joined The bands of Corona and Calls.
Their combined forces amount to 25 600 men,.
The French were awaiting their movements with
great anxiety. The french General Neigre had
issued an order that all propretors mast arm their
labor rs TO resist the Liberals, aad ma the said
propIietors Responsible for the acts o! the Jus.
rists. This is only giving arms aud recruits to
the Liberals
The correspondence from Tampco ia of the
most discouriging kind 1t has been three
months since communication has been had with
San Luis and the interior. No merchandise
can be transported, ana trade is completely
| blocked.
There has been no movement Of the Imrerialists
In Sonora,
1t having gained currency that the Empress
would visit Belgium to see her sick father, and
that Maximilian contemplated going TO Yucatan
the French have terminated the project, on the
ground that it would excite belief that they
were leaving the country, and d stroy the conf
Gence of their sdhelents.
play entitled the death OF Mr. LiCcoin,' on.
nounced in the theatres, has been forbidden.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19
The War between Brazil and Paraguay..-Great
PrpnnrationS by Brazil.

The latest intelligence from Brazil shows that
the Emperor il making extensive Warlike prepa
rations. A, Rio Janeiro the police were busiy
engaged in OBTAINING all suspicious persons found
abroad at night, and IN impressing in the streets
and shops ali Brazilian citizens who could moi
prove that they were exempt by law, or belonged
to the National Guard; and it was expected that
ell EXEMPTIONS would be swept away, and all the
exemp' ed cla;se forces to JOIN the army enroll
them elves among the national guards, as the EN-.
perez had forgsrded orders from Rio Grando that
thirty thousand men must be sent without delay
to reinforce the armies in the South. Troops con-
tinua to arrive from the North and the interior
and to be forwarded TO the island Of Santa Cath.
arini, which is made their depot. The iron.cad
Brazil had arrived from ToulOn, but her draught
is sixteen u eighteen feet she III be of little ser
vice for the present war.
The Comte d'Eu left on the lst Of August to
10 the Emperor 1T Rio GranGe, sbl it is under
stood that both he nd the Duke de SAKE will
take Tn active part in the operations against the
PaFaSuaVAns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

the long and bloody struggle was ended,
stsadfast n he bsllef that our struggle was
in vain ana our ease vac hopeless, but scr-
rosing alws5 Il tls dcsolation OF the State
Of his birth and the destruction of the peo-
pie Of his affections.
During these long four years there was no
question Is 10 bis position. among those WAC
knew him. Loving Virginia, her people and
her institutions, with all the ardtr Of his ma
ture, he vet consistently maintained that our
struggle was in ysin, and that the Union
which had been dissolved by force -wonld be
restored by arms. "A true VirginiAn In
everv fibre of his nature, he still desired the
restoration of,the Union. His was cifhcuit
uosi,iOn to occupy amid all the violence OF
the desperate strife, but no came out a. the
a "a with the respect Of men Of all parties.
And when the end did come, with no pOmpous
or yuin-glorious seIf-appreciation, but with
An honest. earnest purpose. he set his clear IN
..llect and vigorous pon to work, with all tho
.3v.ntaees his position gave him, to restore
the proud old Commonwealth to her place in
the nation, TO obtain for her civil govern
mspt. to cheer on her detected people to
overcome BIZ labor the difficulties by which
they were surrounded and the disasters
which had befalken them, TO build up their
ruined homes and cultivate once more their
waste and desolate places, to deter from
voluntary exile her gallant sons, who, even
in defeated cause, have added new halo
TO her historic rsnown.
A ready and nervous writer, brilliant
and effective speaker, familiar, from his
former editorial position, with the leading
men in Congress, Mr.. Ridgway, with his
known unbending and consistent Unionism,
would be enabled to secure his seat upon the
floor of Congress, if any Southern member
is allowed that right; and cannot impress
it too strongly upon my fellow citizens that,
TO vote for any man who has not this quail
fcstion is to trifie with the highest and most
sacred interests Of our people TO throw
away the only chance We have for Congress
sional representation--to deprive ourselves
of the only means left US for the restoration
of civil law, and TO pui back the helping hand
the President has reached out to save US
from continued military rule.
Mr.. Ridgway fuldls the requirements Of
an able and acceptable representative; and to
vote for any one who does not is to commit
an act of political suicide, and to write our
own Judgment of civil death.
Let the people ponder these things well,
for their future safety, happiness and pros
perity for years to cone, depend upon their
own decision. CHESTERFIELD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

G eat Fire in Augusta. Maine.

great Fl e, believed to have been the work OF
an incendary, broke out in Augusta, Maine, on
the nth instaLt. Every LAWYERS office in the cty
all the banks, two hotels, the post Office, express
and telegraph offices, all the dry goods, book and
clothing stores in the city, the United Sites
Quartermaster Commissary and Pension Offices
the New nepot, yet unfinished the Age newspaper
Office, and many other buildings, in all numbering
more than fifty, occupied az places of business by
more than one hundred individuals ard firms
were burned. Many saved portions or the whole
of their stocks, while Others lost everything. The
banks cesded in saving all their paDers and
treasure. The losses cannot fall shcrt Of half a
million dollars. No estimate OF the amount OF in
sur.nce has yet been made
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
IF CHRISTIAN, LEA & CO.,
IS MAIN STREET
Will offer for sale at auction, on TUESDAY, Sep.
TENDER 18th, 1866, at 10 o'clock:
% bbls Crushed Sugar
% bbls A do
% bbls do
60 bblsC do
% bbls P. Z do
% hhds Cuba do
% bbs n. Y. Syrup
25 bbs English Island Molass:s
20 bags Rio Coffee
20 bags Lag. do
90 pockets Java Coffee
% hhds Bacon Sides, prime
is boxes Bacon Shoulders, prime
5 tierces Bacon Hams
90 bbls No. l Macke:el
80 bbls No. : do
90 kits No. | do
co kits Ne. 9 do
100 bbls Herrings
% half bbls Mess Shld
20 kits do do
10 bbli Ground CoGe5
90 bbls Whskey, various brands
100 doz London Porter
10 baskets Champagne
10 casks Nuir's Ale
30 kegs Bu!t1r
SO kegs Lard
20 pals Land
% boxes Logwo0d
5000 Cigars
20 boxes Indigo
so boxes Mustard lin tin cans
% boxes Pearl Starch
100 gross Mason's Backing
90 boxes CASTLE Soap
80 boxes Soap, various brands
90 boxes Pepper
10 gross Hummel's Essence Coffee
% boxes Ground Coffee
% kegs Ri Carb Soda
IS boxes Tallow Candles
% boxes Cheese
100 doz Indigo Blue
sauIl-1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19
The Stolen Government Bonds.

NKw YORK, September l7.-Recent develop
ments show crnclusivey that the stolen Govern
ment bonds have bsen disposed Of 10 innocent par
ties by altering the numbers thereof. Some
bonds recently purchased have turned out be Of
this character. The alterations IRE very sklliiuI
ly executed, and Likely to escape noice unless
closely scrulinized. II is done by adding hguTe
before or after the number OF the bonds and eae Il
coupon. Thus bond No. l,296, by adding of a
figure before or after the number is made III 20
or 1921 thereby lende'ing the caution to the
public not to negotiate bonds airing The or'siGa!
numbers Of the stolen one wholly Intellectual -
The losses OF bonds by theft has become 90 Ire
quent Of late that it behooyes every one 10 be on
his Oh I'D acainst i'm lostiOn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

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SIM rfkas 81. & <k< - Noor ! 49, -. ~ : - 80
SIM SETS : x ~ ne, 1iS6srS1Sr s.5o o,cIocrt
49, : N------ - y - y u
p,,p, ~. $500 -, = = 81 ~ a 2. 80 81
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Si,ed
ki1sTl M ~ go H.
strams7 Dictator. 81 5r r15oj s<,.5 .sd.s ~.
peseeng6rs - q . q -
Schooner Malta supansfs. from s1nshsnS "A ostr
3 John 81 Davis - q - 4 -'-' ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19
The NAVAL SCHOOL AT AsyApoLIs.-Frol

The NAVAL SCHOOL AT ANSAPoLIs.-From
Annapolis We learn that Rear Admiral David
d. Porter has assumed formal command OF
the Naval Academy, and active efforts are
now being made to have everything ready
by the lst Of October. The Scholarships Con-
stitution and Santee, are in an advanced state
of preparation for the reception OF the ne"
class Of midshipmen. The other vessels at
tached to the Academy are the frigate Mace
DOMAIN, Commander Fairfax; irigate pa
vannab, sloop-of-war Marion doupleu rr
Winnepec, steamers Perriwinkie, MoiI IT,
and Pblox. and yacht America. Inc
Academy has had a thorough repair aad
purification, and everything locks in fine or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

LIVELY TIMES IN LOUISVILLE, hY.-Ihe
Louisville Journal Of Monday contains an
account of a skirmish between roWdies anu
soldiers, resulting in the death OF a soldier
and the wounding of woman the shooting
and MORALLY wonndiDg of citizen by ne
GRO soldier for not yielding the pavement !;
the shooting of man by a conductor OF
passenger railway; the death Of citizen by
poison: the clearing of the streets by party
of drunken soldiers, who amused themselves
nv firing at a number of persons; murder
ons assault on a citizen by an unknown per-
son; besides long list Of parties arrested
for assault and battery, drunkenness, dis
orderly conduct, forgery and stealing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19
From Mississippi.

NEW YORK, September l6.-The New 0reai &
Times publishes General Slocum's order r4voking
MS order lorbidding the organization Of the mill
tia of Mississippi by Governor Sharkey, and says
We have information, somewhat reliable, that
important changes will soon take place in Missis
sippi reg riding The powers and conduct Of the
Freedmen's Bureau (which will doubtless form q
piece lent for all other States lately in in urrec
Iipu,"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19
DIFFICULTY AMONG THE P.LoTS.-
Monroe despatch Of the 10th save.

Pilot boat Pride, No. 8, came in last evening
and reported having been chased during the day,
while outside Cape Henry, by the pilot boat VIM.
Harksr. with evident int ntiOn 10 run into her.
and was informed that he must leave the waters
or lie shot.
General Miles sent ont detachment of men
under Captain Hitchcock, Provost Marshal, on
the steamer Francis King, and at le, ". they ar.
rived with the Vim. Harker in tow.
The authorities are investigating the case. The
trouble arises from some Misunderstanding If the
pilo. laws
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

TEE CorroN CROP of ls65.-A New Orleans
writer VINO has been q resident of that city LOT
over ia enty.6ve years, predicts that the crop OF
cotton now being harvested will not exceed four
hundred thousand bales. In one of the New Or
leans papers there is also estimate OF the crop
and this is fixed at three hundred THOUSAND
hal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

DISCHARGE Is FROM THE GosPoRT NAVY YARD
Lately there has been large number OF hands
discharged from the Yard there not being enough
work ~ give them employment. Among the as
charges were embraced several first class WoiE'
men-carpenters, axemen, boiler makers, machi'
Mats
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

-.
aud abounds With coal, iron and lead. Yon
find seams OF coal from six to seven feet
thick Uniting ont OF the sides Of the hills,
,v;fbSut being touched. yTimber is also found
in ereat abund tots be price Of land here
ranges from f2 10 &c per acre ana me
Transportation for coal by water to the mar
kets Of few York and Fhiladelphia Is cheap
and easy = - .,t -. ~ 4, \. .
NY next journey was along through the
counties of Richmond, Westmoreiand, Aing
George and Essex. The lands there are nhe
low hangh lands. The system OF euIsvs.,on
Il f,fy wears behind ali over the State, and this
mart of the country has also been much cut
nm by the army. The farms in this part are
iii very large, ranging from l0e0to 2000acres
seacb. Int seldom more than from 500 to 500
scres are cultivated, and that very imper-
fsctly. This is what is called the Northern
Neck az Virginia, and lies between the Rap
uabanupck AMI Potomac rivers, which are
both uayirable for large vessels. The coun-
try from this point to Richmond is undulat-
ing and billy, soil not very good, aud only
small parts cultivated. Take this State as a
whole. which is about as large as England,
do not think that the world has its equal in
richness of soil, in wealth of minerals, and
. in healthiness of climate. -.
Slavery is now abolished. and the field to
foreign emigration presents one. unbrcken
plain. The distance from any part of Scot
land to here is a twelve or sfouIteen days
tourney, and the cost, according to the class
YOU may wish to travel, is from e6to &22.
The old sristocracy of Virginia resemble the
baronial families of England, and are fine
class of heightened, we'll cultivated gentle
men. Everything is gone from them but
their lands, and they appear totally helpless
without labor
The advantages to be had here at present
are almost fabulous-to the ploughman, who
can have his board and As per day-and to
the farmer, who can have the land for the
rent he pays at home, and become owner
himself-to the capitalist, the investment
presents a security unsurpassed. But come
and examine for yourself.
Your Obedient seryant, J. B.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

VIRGINIA GOLD MINE.-hr.iWykoft the own.
er of the Melvin Gold Mine" on the r pidan
river has returned from the North with evenly.
i've skilled mechanics and miners, ani ia setting
to work in earnest 10 develop the wealth of his
fortunate nOssessOn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19
NV pvnvoun Moss Nov .. ,ss

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov. "a, 1863.
DEAR SIR:..-I have been afflicted many yeats
with severe prostrating cramps in my limbs, cold
feet and hands, and general diserdered system.
Physicians and medicine failed to relieve me-
Some friends in New York, who were using Plan.
taton Bitters, prevailed upon me to try them. !
commenced with small wine glassiul after din
ner. Feeling better by degrees, in few days !
was astonshed to find the GOODNESS and cramps
had entirely left me, and could sleep the night
through, which had not done for years. feel
like another being. Ny strength ald appetite
have also greatly improved by the use of the
Plantation Bitters.
RespectfQlly, JUDITH Russell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19
JUDITH Russell,

If he ladies but knew what thousands OF them
are constantly relating to US, We candidly be:
lieve one.h half OF the weakness, prostration and
distress experienced by them would vanish
James Marsh, ESQ.,, of 1853 West l4th st. \. I ork'
says he has three children, the hrst TWO are
weak aud punJ his wife having been unable to
nurse and attend them, but that she has Ia ken
Plantation Dtters for the last two years, and a.
a child now IS months old which she has nursed
aud reared herself and both are hearty, saucg
aud we'll The criticize is invaluable to N. theirs,
etc. ,e.,.
Such e1 idence might be continued for volume.
The best evidence is to try them. They speak
for themselves. Persons Of sedentary habits
tTonbIsd with weakness, lasstude- palpitation
Of tie heart, lack of appetite, distress after
eating, torpid liver constipation diabetes, etc.,
will lind speedy relief through these Bitters.
Any person reflling bottles, or offering TO sell
PLAyTirIos BITTER5 in bulk-by the gallon, or
in any manner except as above, is swindlsr
and !inposter, with whom we shall deal as the
law directs.
Sold By all respectable deslers throughout the
habitable globe. z. h. DRAKE d CO.,
my 10 cody New York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

&c. The Plantation Bittefs have cured ne
OF Liver Complaint, of which was laid up pros
trate, and had to abandon my business.
Ii. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

The New'York Tribune says, the reason why
brakes Plantation Bltters are so universally used
and have such an immense sale, is that they are
always made up to the original Standard oil
highly invigorating material and of pure quality
although the prices have so largely advanced
etc.
Ths Tribune just hits the nail on thaSead,-
The Plantation Btters are not only made OF pure
mate ial, but the people are told what 1t IS. The
Recipe is published around each bottle and the
bottles are not reduced in size. At least twenty
imitaoons AMI counterfeits have sprung up
They impose upon the people once and that's the
last Of them.
The Plantation Bitter5 are now used In all
the Government Hospitals, are recommended by
the best physicians and are warranted 10 pro.
dnce an iEmediats beneficial effect. Facts are
stubborn things.
". owe much to you, for | verify be-
lleve the Plantation Bters have saved nv life.
REV. W. II. WAGGONLR, Madrid, h. Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

The Plantation Bitters have cured
me Of arrangement OF the kidneys and tie uri-
nary organs that has distres,e me for years. II
acts like charm.
c. C. MOORE, 254 Broadway.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

General NJ. =. Corse and family are at pre-
sent on q visit TO the pleasant town % 81
rentou. General Ewell il also there
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

50 have given the Plantation Bitters to
hundreds of our disabled soldlers with the most
astonishing effect. G. W. -, ANDREWS,
Snpt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

iEJUST RECEIYED-on consignment,
50 barrels superior Family and Extra Flour
barrels sup. RE Whiskey
10 cases Mumm" Champagne.
OF. WEIsIGER Il CO.,
Commission Merchants,
sep8-tf Is Main street (up stairs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

r. Ellis, Jr.. l. Co., bankers, Of Cincinnati
failed on the 10th instant, owing to heaVy losses
in gold transactions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

We are now receiving large and attractive as
sorment of DOMESTIC and FOREIGN D3Y
GOODS, bought on the most favorable ,erms,
amongst which we would enumerate "a &c as
5ortment Of
American, English aud French Prints
"a, rs aud Al Beachfd Goods,
7-s and 4 heavy ami fine Brown @ood.,
Pillow Cottons and Sheetings.
Bleachei, Brown and Colored Drills,
Irish Linens and Sheetings,
American ard French Delainea,
Solid and Printed (all WOOD Delai1e'.
Solid and Printed French Merino5,
Plaid and Stripped Saxon Valenci :,
Scotch Plaid Merinos,
White, Red and Faacy Opera Flann IL,
Domestic and English CGssimeres,
Cd Black and Fanny Cloths
Boys Tweeds and Cassimeras,
New, BalmOral and Hoop Skirts
Black eros Du Rhin AMI Pou De Sole silks:
Table Damas6, Napkins,
Boylee's White Goods
EmbroiderieG, Hosiery,
Gloves, &C., &c.
All Of which will be offered at the LOWE :
PRICES to wholesale and retail buyers.
BREEDEN & FOX,
No. ol9 Broad street,
seS-l!t southwest corner of Fourth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

GUPSPECIAL NOTICE. FEVER AND
AoUE CURED WITHOUT THE Use OF CUISINE
The prevalence of Fever and 8gue at this sea-
son Of the year, in all parts of the South, ''e
mands Remedy which phall be immediate in
action, prompt in its effects "a a purifier Of the
system and also to give tone and a vigorous c.
ton to the liver, work permanent cure; and al
so to relieve the patient from the delstsrous use
cfquinre. A cure is warrepted in nine cases ut
of ten by preparation which will he seat by
mail, to any address, freely enclosing ono dol
lar to JOSEPH WOODWARD,
eeps-2w 81 Pearl street, n. Y.