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Reconstruction, to provide for restoring to
the States lately IN rebellion their full po-
litical rights, Mr.. Stevens, of PENNSYLVANIA,
said that he had learned that the Senate
would not act on the constitutional amend
ment sent to them by the House for at least
two weeks. lie therefore hoped this bill
would he postponed until two weeks from
today. kftcr some debate, the motion
,,.,u ,ursaI tn.
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New York, May l6.-The health officer
states that since his last report no addi-
tional case nor death from cholera has &C.
Cured on the hospital ship. All well on
board the Virginia and Illinois.
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CAUSE AND EFFECT.-The local of the
Columbus (Ga.) Sun has the following:
"Several gentlemen tell US that the tre-
mendous peal of thunder yesterday about
10 o'clock was caused by lightning striking
the rod ON the Episcopal Church"
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SEVERE FRosT.-There was severe frost
experienced in the vicinity of Baltimore
on Monday night. In the neighborhood OF
Reisterstown II is said to have been very
severe, the early plants being seriously in
jured.
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RoItsmore Markets,

BALTIMORE, May l6.-Flour dull and de-
clining. Wheat firm. Corn dull white,
s5c. yellow, soc. Oats steady. Provi-
sions quiet. Sugar firm. Coffee and whisky
Iul
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Massachusetts Liquor Legislation.

BosToN, May l5.-Thc bill to license an'
legalizc liquor-SclIing in Massachusetts wa
defeated in the House to-day 10y vote o
one hundred and forty-siy to forty-tour.
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General Beauregard, General John );
Preston. of South Carolina, and General
Writ Adams, of Louisiana, are at the New
York Hotel.--Nep York Nsws, 18th.
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Nor IN HURRy.--In the House of Re-
representatives. on Tuesday when the Speaker
stated that the special order was the bill
reported May lst from the Committee on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-17

THO THE CHILDREN OF DECEASED
il CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS IN kiCHMoNp
AND ITS VICINITY Having had frequent sppli,
cations for children OF this class by persons In ana
ont OF the State who wish in some cases to adop.,
thai all such children between the ages OF SIX a M
twelve years, who wish good homes, VIII ean s "a
me any day between and 10, A. NJ. hoano0 Hoe1
not eaii "i'hoa' ''e'w WIN. W. PARKER, N: D.,
nvIsts corner Broad and Tenth streets.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
The New York World Of Tuesday says
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, May ls, lsG

There were ten hogsheads Of damaged stems sold
day ut SI.lO: five boxes were sold al S"4, $40,
sl3 %, S33, and Slo.7j.
Eighty mine hogsheads and one herce were OIL
f,rad eleven hopshea and one ticrce taken in.
Seventy eight hogsheads sold as follows Two at
80 IS one at 20 2j one at $3.50 one at Sl45 two at
80, one at S57o two at $40, one at Sl3 10, one at
81 So two at $3.50, three at 81 one at S2' one at
S?5. one at l3 IS, four at ga two at slO25, one at
81 49, one at IS rs, at $40, one at s225, one at
$40, one at $I4?5, one at S22 SO, one at $3.50 two
at 81 one at 81 so two at SlS, three at $685. two
AT 81 two at - 10, at 80, one at 1890, one al
IS 90 one at ~ 90 at $50 one at 1878, one al
s75 one at $50, at $3.50, one at 1884, one al 30
one at sci one at 800 ut $3.50, one at 80, one
at 81 40 one at ST. IS, one at 900 two at $3.50, two
at SIS one at $l5, one at $685. at S.25, one al
81. one at -. 10, and one at $3.50.
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The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with analysis and
full description, sent by mail on application to
PrRcELL, LADD l. Co., Richmond, or to the under
signed. fRAZlER hASDoLrh'
Proprietors
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TIL hSpN
Richmond shipping An'e
In the notice ofthc Galley" M,''s, ;" Wv
D.,pHich OF yesterday 'hc'''"'''
wa, made t" the mt"'n'' 'No' ~ 49,.
trade OF the extensive "'"' ~ . .ns
Gig upon the "a'''''''' wv - r. :,
p,rp'". Inc '"'''k' CIV" ''
NaNA'I y 'r'rS'""i "''', '"'s .e
..ly3 the cher supply W '"' ''o"'' ->''''-
r.au markets. Their nour was inc ON!
a.r exported from Tue "''c" states W
..as. markets. '"'' ''"'. S'''''" WV ','' VI
>>lnE tac U"p'S "'''l"''"' anu was
..r,aE generally one an" nan l" TWO o"'-
.> peg barrel more IMAM any other dcScrp-
como. a"GT.
When this Supcnol'! "i the Richmond
brand IN the S"ntA American markets was
..,, '>rc''alH'', Tue "a'' IN " was en-
.nihe aandS ot northern m'rcha'''>'
+ oc after fortune was mad" 10y New
\-, merchants engage" IN Inc ~" '''"''
... "3@ht up the Hour "i our MUS >''"
"' South America, ana of'nS'' '''"' "
~-rr> Of coffee, hides %r' II WIS "''
many years Thought ~ ''''' '"'' -
~...t Ice lU>t ~ "'h '"' '"' Wv"
10y The p'o"'> % 'a'> ''"'', >,"~
..a.oyt NJ "ur own mus ''''''" va, ''','>
. Is. I.d> >'nr'' an" p''''N ~ ''>' ~
list took ,tlty', ana INSPIRE" '''' '"''S!
and enterprise ct kIch'h"'" "''''i''h's'
They purchased S''l> anu ''''''. NJ" WV"
>.''| ?" IL" >'"'' 'N''''''''u '''
.sa>n'rt"" 1" our ""'' "'''''
".afyr> I" South America ana "'"'s"'
1877" rarG"c> oi Inc pf""u''>"' ''''' ''""
s.. The m1I'crS themselves '"oN part III
.. enterprise. Large carE"cS oil c""cc
N. Ms"1'cc0 I'M" 'his '"!' """ ''''
-., '''''""'Sr' >c'u'',l "o"' Wv" i''-
b.. .ar P'"i'> winch l''' '''''o"''! o'"'
...Hngt merchants o! northern c''''S.
J. #'> hn'h "hIE some "'t YEARS S'''''
..' al. 1--WE """ ia "'''"'' ''"''' vs. ~
3.' '"' !'' "''N' a. ''''' 'i''N 80 w
$500" ""''"'' '"' ''""' VIZ NV ~
-.' .a.>'' '' >'' '.'' ''>' ~
."" 'h h''"'A""' '"" ''nP'".V" III 'n'H
'.NeF. i"">t ''>>''N'iS'S'" III '"' H''
trade were
brig Amy ""'"''N'
brig N"I'''''
DARN | "''''''"'
b"'N ''.'',
i'''N N,'
l''' '''" .''.r.'''
H' .N''"' ,'' '''''
1''' n ,,.'-''"'
p"'" " '"''',"'
"'' ,'''''H - '''''''''
''"''' 49,, ,,-.',,,,.
...''>''' ,",'''"'',N "'''," .''' So" ~
.'."''" N''',,,,''''' "'''' Wv '''''
... i''.'' u, '''''."'' Wv
'"-''''A " '''' '''' - p' -.
.,, r.. - ,,,,.,,,
~." "l ""' TINS '''l'''""'. ''i'' VI sup y
"""''2 >"'i> HIS "''i' "''NI" Wy, "",'
.'".Il III ">'' INV! "''' u '''N "''>'''
h..'I'i>' very '''>t anu u 'i "n''"7' >"i''-
''E ~! i""' H""a'e" '"hN' i"'"' 'i''"-
,"1> ha" eNer'rd " p''pa"'c 'iicc' "P""
Tie prosperity o. Tue Guy '"">''iS al ''"'-
NATION an" improvements ''''' i",' n''
f#''' 'N'N''"' anu 'i''' WIS !''''s ~
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RATES OF BOARD .

Bv the 1880.
By the month. 800 per day.
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HEALING SPRINGS, BATH COCN.
IL TY.-This celebrated WATERING PLACE
W I'LL be opened to visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE
1t gives the undersigned great pleasure TO inform
1Se .hf % for the ensuing
viii be such as to crafty both the Invalid and
those in search of pleasure.
stantial and, with beautiful cottages, will furnish
comfortable accommodations for three hundred
visitors; They have all been painted and put u
The medicinal virtues Of the waters are so gene.
rally and favorably known that Ii would be super
auons to enter into an elaborate statement on ths
subject; their efficacy Is attested by numbers Tht
have found relief at this fountain OF health IRON
some Of the most distressing malades to which che
human family Is subject.
For a detailed and particular account OF the pro
perties of the waters and their effects, reference
II made to pamphlet to be had on application ~
person or by letter TO Messrs. PURCELL, LADD 4
CO., Richmond, who will always have supply O
Complete arrangements have been made for Ho
and Cold, Spout and Shower Baths, and Plunge
abundant supply of the purest freestone water ha'
been brought from spring In the mo untsins,
mile distant, and at an elevation OF lou an,
of water to arrange for the comfort OF visitors.
These Springs are delightfully."- situated In Bath
comfy, surrounded by the most beaat,iul ana PFC
tions at least equal to any place In the mountains
OF Virginia, occupying a central position IN tht
group of mineral springs for which TINS portion %
Virginia is 40 Justly celebrated
Three miles from the Hot Springs, eight from the
aight from the Rockbridge Alum, they are.of easy
access by the Central railroad and its connections
to Mllboro' depot, and thence by stages over fine
turnpike road twenty three miles to the Springs,
passing on the route by the Bath Alum, the Warm,
and the Hot Springs, and crossing the :, warm
nacted with historical incidents of great interest,
and the scenery is of unsurpassed beauty and
grandeur. a.. -, -
fects iof the aters will reside at the Springs.
By the LIST of June there will be a daily mail
and a daily line of stages from Miiiboro 10 the
The price of board will be three dollars per day
children and servants in proportion ded ucnoI
over. 80 - -. :.
The Agent will spare no pains TO render the place
q comfortable and agreeable home, and tatte rs
himself from his long experience and the ad-
yantages Of the place. that he will be able to give
sstisfaction. s. A. PORTER, Agent.
my l5-2w
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DENNOLDy0
CELEDRArID vIRoUIA
III HEPA7Ic AND PURoA9Tv1 1fIt.
THIS PILL HAS STOOD TEE 1Ig1 OF AnSLs
EXPERIENCES. AND 10 wAR1AMIsDTO
GrVg EyrfRs gATIBYACTlON.

e. word. to those Who :.s :isys,esi ana Pc
po 1ss but ba. sr nSs q: We Dr.
stanton, Va, who was regular g,s1ssss ~ ~
practitioner Of madeleine, and stood In the In sasA
:, gs;s. ::
ss ssb ot ,n yrs Ssy .or
ha m. ssr, and tho.s among whom he prsctie.a
Il IN not the object Of The PROPRIETOR Of this p!.
some Of whom are. regular graduates, and hs ,rs
Confidence; but, on The CONTRARY. they can. With
sincerity and the utmost sonsSSsnss rs nn msna
YEAR, experiences and trlsf IN taking and prescti.
bling them, - we'll - tho testimony OF nsny o. ING
Of then can be seen at the end OF tns
p"npA'''' FACTS YoR rHE PEOPLE.
This pill Is certain, safe, gad shcient remedy
adapted to all scs, constitutions and elinsses NOT
requiring any sPecisl avoidance Of expo;9re Or 80:
IN n Ss liver n %
greasy food, for the obvious reason that 10 seeIe.
zion = =. TO sss sss: obtains ot ns
fssnsas a1s and In sessy NOT npsrsd
DEVELOPMENTS or fBI LIVER:
1t Is earnestly recommended for the relief OF DC.
sissSt q the yer such = aSnass
ana al conditions ion ordinarily called Bfltoss.
M, s, also admirably adapted 70 deranGsnents OF
sPeE SaS e. g:ISsr.
fact that derangsment Of the digestive Organs con-
the human race, and that great seourgs, Asiaiic
cholera, which now threatens 70 invade and Dc.
eas hs as and Inn. in
| are found In en- unhealthy condition, how much
more fatal must the epidemic prove. This pill =
is either the cause consequence OF almost every
dsease and Therefore i; relief = paramount
permanent or satisfactory.
Another class Of diseases to which II ID exactly
suited is Constipation, arising from general deta.
ity, loss Of tone In the bowels, impaired nervous
Sc Il Il is confidently prescribed FOR sH Nervous
or themselves occasion, Constipation.
In all cases Of Hemorrhoids tpiiesl whether
blind OF bleeding, In nsnat ana proaspsus Q. me
In those apparent affections Of the kidneys, at
tended with pain In the back and loins, scanty and
high eolored urine, deposits In the urine, burning
pain in the bladder rectum, &C., IL Is employed
In RIsuaatism, Gosa, and all iaEammatory dis.
eases. such as Eystpeins, Bilious Esyer. Seartes
xrs AR, ARE i PIN igsr re
ducing local congestions, equaiizing the circula-
| ton, correcting the secretions, &c.
accompanied with, arrangement Of the Liver and
Digestive organs and canfot be successfully or per.
manently cured without the restoration Of the
| healthy functions OF these organs. In 6ne, II L.
sovereign remedy for the restoration Of the healthy
| functions OF nearly all the Secretory and Excre
tory organs of the body, whether their derange.
ment exists the cause or effect Of other diseases.
| The dose for adult is one Pill, and, when con:
venient, just before retiring ut night and repeated
| the following night, or oftener IL required For
years old, half In violent cases, such % 81:
lious Coiic obstinate Constipation, &C., two should
| be taken by an adult.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

DR. HUGHEs's
SURE RELIEF AND RELIABLE CURE
His unrivalled
OLERA SPECIE &c
was most triumphantly successful in the cholera
in lsIg and 1854,
and is unexceed in the relief and cure 81 Cholera
Cramp Collie.
Price per bottle, $3.50. Sent by mail, postage paid
CELEBRATED DIPHTHERIA; GROUP 9UlNsI'
PUTRID AND COMMON SORE
THROAT REMEDY
Is recommended for all sorts OF Colds, Coughs and
Bronchial Elections, Sore Mouth and Thrush
of Infants. Gathered Breasts, and Con-
stipation and Liver Complaints
generally.
Price per bottle, $50 Sent by mall postage paid.
For sale by the city druggists.
my l7-d&ceodlm
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nRITISH HALF HOSE.---In store
Ha good supply OF best ENGLISH COTTON
HALP HOSE, 10 which we invite attention,
sp9s WRRTEGBAKER y wlLlIAMs,
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SPECIFIC FOR TETTER.-Ou ESP E
- CIFIC'' will speedily and positively cure the
worst cases of Tetter and Ring Worm. Read the
following certificate from the popular and we'll
known former Inspector OF Tobacco at Public
Warehouse
RICHMOND, Va, April II. 1855
Messrs Meade Il Baker: Gentlemen,-I take
pleasure in adding my testimony TO your "Spe-
cihcn for Ring Worm and letter. had been al.
ficted for az least seven years with very aggra-
waited and shguring letter on both OIL my HANDS,
and had tried, IN vain, many remedies. One vial
OF your Specific has entirely and efectually
cured me, and my hands are now as 81, smooth ana
fair as any ones. b. J: NAConAN,
late Inspector at Public Warehouse.
Price, fifty cents vial. Prepared only By
MEADE 4 BAKER,
Practical Pharmaceutists,
apl3 corner Ninth and Frankln saeo...
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; WIN. REYNOLDS 4 co.
STANTON, January Z, 1885.
Nr. lillian Renn0lLLs, LOaisd county, Hd.:

Dear sir,-The undersigned citizens q Augusta
sense OF the loss sustained by the people OF this sec.
ton of the State In the death Of your brother Or
Talinferro Rennolds, who resided In our midst for
had given him an acknowledged eminence among
the professional men OF the country. The cele'
ni,sd as Invaluable ON account OF its wonderful
curative prope rtes the resultof that scientific
skill and learning which distinguished him, ana
tor. Ii is most important, In our Judgment, that
this great remedial agent should not be lost TO the
Irother furnished you with the recipe, fQr nse In
your family and neighborhood and that hi, the
only copy of said recipe which 10 nov nsI %
YOU 10 make publication Of 1t the world, which
we feel confident you will not object to do II yor
| still have Ii In your possession.
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New Orleans Markets. May IA.

Photographed to the New ! ork Times'J
Flour sunerfne. $40. 25. Corn Sc dearer. Pork,
sss. Gold 1904. Sterling exchange, 4Sc. New
York sight exchange, &c. premium. INIT,
Cotton is lower : sales 900 bales low mlddlihSs,
acc G33c To-day receipts, ,2i2 bales.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.


(yOYNERsB WHITE, BLACK AND
~ BLUE SULPHUR gP BIN 0g. This well known
WATERING PLACE, situated IN b0tetourt county,
va, on the line and I'm fai REV o. the virginia
and Tennessee railroad will p OPEN ,for the re-
cepton Of visitors on the FIKsT W JUNE. FER
sons leaving Baltimore, Washington, hicnmond,
and Petersburg, by morning train, spepoing tne
night In Lynchburg, will arrive the IoiIoWlng
morning. the trains stopping immediatey oppos''e
The Undersigned formerly Of Richmond) taxes
pleasure I'm informing his friends and the puDiie
that no has removed to this place with tho inten,
tion OF ma king Ii his permanent residence ana VIII
spare neither trouble nor expense TO reDder IL
agreeable and pleasant to his gncsts:
There are FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS, the medi'
cnal qualities OF which generally and favor
ably known that 10 Is deemed unnecessary 10 SPEAK
Of their value. 49,
Waters can be supplied.
APINE BAND will be In attendance during the
season.
Colonel WARD, 80 favorably known rs Manager
OF the Fanqu ier White Sulphur Springs, has been
engaged, and will be pleased TO see MS triends;
Those desiring comfortable quarters would 40
wei 10 make carly application.
Inc price OF board will be three dollars per Gay,
chiiaren and servants in proportion: A deduction
vi teh Per cent VIII be made on all bfiis TOT ono
week, twenty per cent. for one month, and twenty
i've per cent. for two months or longer
PURCELL, LADD Co. Rehrnond Va. will
keep constant supply of the water, put up in
quart bottles, twenty four in case. ready for
shipping. WILLIAM III. FRY.
ls-ppdgw
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York, the settling point of the ma
ton. besides its own vast capital employed
in its trade and belonging TO its merchants
and capitalists, is the place for the concen-
tration of an immense capital owned else
where, but kept there to draw upon in
spcculations and in exchange operations
A large part of the operations in that city
is conducted upon this capital. Money
was abundant at 4@5 u cent. on CALL
Prime commercial bills were discounted
readily at sac u cent. The deposits in
the banks increased last week s7,l79,55O,
of which So, 1855, 405 was in coin.
The gold market in New York yeSter-
day was very steady: :. opening at $50 4 and
closing at 1909.
The unfay0rable adviccs from London
touching cotton had increased the rate OF
exchange, which was quoted on Tuesday
at lIO35@llOsl. United States 5.2O's were
s5ai, lower on Tuesday than on Satur-
day.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
The New York World OF Tuesday says :
The domestic dry goods market In this city
during the past week has been dun and heavy.
Stocks OF goods are large, and tn" demand, whlch
is almost solely Tor Immediate consumption, Is
| light Holders are anxious 10 get rld on tneir
stocks and il is The general opinion that they Will
not be able Ia do so without submitting to con-
| siderable further decline in prices - ,
Foreign dry goods continue inactive Stocks are
large and, excepting few leading styles OF dress
S"83ia' ~ St,I ,,x ma ~, ifjas close dull and in
active at lower quotations. Augusta -, l9c; Au-
! gusta 3O-inch i6c., and Standards, gle.
dant simply and heavy in price. Forestdale, 34c
BaIIou Son 36-inch 25c BalIou 4 Son SS-inch,
| Nc; New York Mills, 47sc.; Wamsuta, i24c, ana
Prints are dull and inactive. Prices, however,
are comparatively steady, and show bnt Iittie
change from those OF last week. tocheCo, l'c''
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Atlanta, Ga, Cotton Market, May IL.

We have heard OF only two bales being sold SIN
last report fair article of middiing would pl
h.hly command lSc in this market.-Erd.
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an gentlemen very w 5ssRfi,asflRzE ysHssctDs

| certify that myself and family have been ~ the
habit of using DR.. T. Remedies HepAtic Pill. TOT
long time, and hare never had any ocsssion s.s1
! ali the purposes OF q family pill. ! coaId ~
great deal IN their favor but TAKE ~ % TN
that what have said VIII inassiS'h SIS "a SosSi
| will accord with mine. 49, S"'
| SrkrsrOH January s, lse. 'e
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WARRINGTON ITEMS.

SECRETARY SEWARD AND SANTA ANNA.
1t is understood that Secretary Seward
has gone to visit Santa Anna, ria Auburn,
-
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n - p.,oo,as hsving been my family pAysi.
~. m ~ shs time Of hs death, vhicA oeSeirsA
and ai, .,a.: he .ss
ianiss p,si and do not hesitate 70 state that
believe they ss;' % .s.,inS q sSa ~
has ever pssn hem and think O. nueh % then @
do. v.
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Schooner Marshall,
Schooner Wythc,
Schooner Crcushaw,
Schooner Lynchburg,
Schooner Danyillc,
Schooner Manchester,
Schooner lIaXall, and
Schooner Gallcgo,
ai the Fannie Curry, which sailed be-
tween Richmond and Boston.
al these vessels were gotten up i'll the
lest >lyIc-they averaged four hundred
toms hurthcn, and were commanded by the
ur,, experienced sailors. They were
chiefly owned by those entcrprising ship
pcrs--thc Messrs. CuRRIE. They, too, have
differed the fate Of war, and are nearly all
gone.
Yet the energy and enterprise which
,sIabliShed such lines and maintained them
~ successfully, can rebuild them as soon
a. the trade which gave them employment
Is revived. This We cannot doubt.
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~ EfAUNTOS, Va, JauuAyyN ~.
take great pleasure n sts.isg .Ass hAy2 been
them in every rsspest supsriosto any nsAistne q
the kind. have bsen engaged fof sone pns 70
The iron business, which Nndered pssssssy g
these pills among them Yah grsv iSsfrxs
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thereby certify ths4 I have sesd D.. Rsanolass
IN ny family, and sossids men nca s1nimsis
msdcias. sash . sysyy Anily ought e - nsen u
supplied Win. Think then greatly prsssno1s 70
any .S S:as, PIN 2,S sss' ever fH6As J. ACHE.
Psrsons trcublsa With foPn I've. xssssP l..
Renao ids's Hspetls Pub. 1eaAsr e. ~ esaV
have been grs;siy Ssnsass4 stt166EI 9iyrox.
cuAsIorTrsvIIIs. Va.
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! hersby certify .has ! hsys sssd. h css ~.
:sa and II ny i. ~ k S asi.ss . 1se ssa
r aaa :asisiessoiy iIAa cry .s4ssis: ~ ssss
used. and moss ssrasesiy sssS$ n,ss PiiSS 49,
family s:s ,ss 4 ssSised loy oss haa fAsy
deserve. II 10y - o10Snknn.-va. q
70 he h.4 of sltdusasss - asalaR = s.sai.
cine sys S5{{,TRcsfii, LApp : CO.. pssSyesId
General Agenss lqEtS4S4sess