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Statements from Patients, &c.

Your Prescription saved my daughters life, and has
saved me hundreds of dollars Key E. HUMPHREYS,
We bless God for the benefit we have received from
your Prepared Prescription. REV p PERE6RsE Bios
burg, Penn. ...,,,u,..,o, :, has ,ars-
fitted much by its use key O. d. JONES, Racine Wis.
BIBLE HousH ssToR PLACE, N, Yin the early part of
February 1886 was suffering from ayiolent cough, ior
which had been treated during SIX months previously
without benefit. had Night Sweats which completely
Frustrated the evening hoarseness would come on
which would prevent from speaking above whisper
had then had attacks Of hemorrhage nom the lungs
NV family Physcian assured me that he could do
for me- vet was growing rapidly worse, and had been
eonpeed to leave business for nearly two months All my
symptoms indicated uumisakabiy the presence OF CoN-
SUMPTION. In the beginning OF February, Mr. Henry
Fisher Treasurer OF the American blbe socley
me with bottle Of the PREPARED PlsEsCBitIiON. IN
few days NY appetite, (which had entirely nsel re-
turned within week, my cough had ain'St elt me >
and In less than weeks the Night sweats were broken
up Thenceforward regained strength rapidly, and am
now regularly attending TO my duties as eierk 70 he
American BIble Society, in whose employment nave
been nine years l am enjoying good health Your
! Prescription effected CURE, when my trisndS ae-
snaired Of nv recovery TEoS J. CUNGER.
81 have had Nervous or spasmodc Asthma for eleven
years During the last years have never had an un
interrupted dights rest. 1t often seemed 20 te t ~
would die before / could get air into my lungs l was
haard and spritless suffered greatly iru snort
ness of breath that compelled 70 taKe Ne4ueh
rests in walking from my residence place o. business
. The nirbt before obtained the PREPARED PRE-
SCRIPTI0N,' the worst ever passed On optalnihl
the remedy, l took tespoonfnl at noon ana again q
night ana sieps i,ss si nlsnS NV n
longer look haggard have gained in Strength and spirits
snd not at all afflicted With 'shorness oi proaoh
shall be glad to have any one afflicted WITH Astha 0
EZRA c. LANGDoN, No 3S4 Fourth ST., N. Y
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: Sold in Bellows Falls by OF. NOopS -l-g
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The wonderful progress ofMeaica Science during the
pa gears only makes il possible for the conscientious
Physician declare, uoW that CoNsuPTIoS Is CERTAIN
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Diffoli or Irregular BlsdfbHg, Loss Of Breath, CoHga
Wasliag Of F7esI, Biseaing rom he Lungs, Loss 0
Strength Loss Of APPETITE Crnsl Ds5ity Nlf Sleeat'
Tsysaz fayUga tis saosfeyS, taet Eaes OF Li5l6s
Ntrpos IadaeAe Nervous PFostrdtf0a, GtJf5nes or De
zfneSs Eyesssre TaleHsSS Sore Throd Drocsttess. Sep
ieSSassS, Stomach Heart Burn, Otfressioa or sis
se Sc EsP EeALLY ali fe,aa Disorders or OteriH
Irregularities, s1e Difficult Painful Suppressed, Scan
a. EreesSice, Delaysd Premature too Frequent Men
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KINGS
90 oNSUMPTION.


I'm its Most Advanced stages,l
for the Radical Cure Of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CA
TARRH and all affections Of the THROAT and AIR PAS
sAGES; for Gensrli and Special DeraHgsUeRtS Of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM aud for ali Functional Disorders Of
the Stomach and BoGets
II Immediately increases the strength and deepens the
color Of the pae Mood II subdues the Ch and Fseer
and dininishes E1peefaTGffaR. 1t checks the aigh
sceats always In from Seutn fourteen days. The ape
e is at once Hrigoraied and the patient rapidly gains
flesh the e0sgh aud the deult Breathing are speedily re
eyed; the sleep becomes calm and refreshing the epac
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ISHING RAPIDlTY.
The PRESCRIPTION should he used in every wher
the Physician commonly prescribes Tonics lron Ac
Ids BARK Qulnine Cod Liver Oil, Whiskey, &C. and in
every case BY whasyer known in which there is
hihitej any one more Of the following
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-16
The Presidents Organ.

The Washington Star, which doubtless
would be well pleased to assume the office
itself informs us that the President has no
organ, but desires the support Of good men OF
all parties. We suppose that the Star is right.
We are ready to concede that the editorials-n
the National IntelLigencer are not written by Mr..
JOHNSON, and that many articles appear in
that paper which he does not entirely endorse.
Yet we still think that the hdelLigencer faith
fully represents the Presidents views and
prospective policy. The New York Times is
known to reflect the opinions of Mr.. SEWARD /;
vet Mr.. RAYMOND will not acknowledge that
his paper is Mr.. SEwARD's organ. Nor is it in
the sense in which the Star uses the word. Mr..
SEWARD does not write for it does not tell the
editor what to publish and what not to pub
Iish and does not read the proof-sheets of the
editorials to see that they inculcate his views
Nevertheless, the editor of the Times consuits
him. and shapes his course accordingly; and In
this sense 1t H his organ. So of the hteHi-
oencer. It's editor consults Mr. JOHNSON daily,
as we have the authority of GEORGE ID. PREM"
rIcg and HENRY WARD BEEcHER for stating,
and advocates such measures as the President
fayors. If 1t is not his organ, he, ut least, is
Its oracle; and TO the readers of the IateLH-
oencer the result is the same. The difference is
that they learn from the InteRi0encer the Presi-
dents opinions and intentions mediateiy, and
not authoritatively, as they would were he to
dictate it's conduct.
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Death Of colonel john b. Jones.

Colonel JOIN B. JONES, of Accomac county,
Va, died in the city ofsBurlington, N. j., on
the 4th instant. Colonel,J ONES was at one time
well known throughout the country as the
editor OF the Madisonian- TYLER's
organ In Washington-and the intimate friend
of Judge UPsHuR, Mr.. WEBSTER, Mr.. SPENCER,
and Mr.. EwIsG, then Cabinet officers He
afterwards published the Philadelphia South
err, Monitor. When the war broke ont, he came to
Richmond, aid was for some time the Confede-
rate passport officer in this city-then almost
the only one in the Confederacy. Afterwards
he became confidential clerk In the War
Department The New York Eetcs says that
i" from the birth hour to the last death struggle
"of the Confederacy, Mr.. JoSEs kept an accu-
"rate diary of the political events occurring
sseach day, and from his confidential position
Gin the War Department-hnying control OF all
:" the secrets Of the State-he was, OF all men
sin the Confederacy, the most fayorabsy situ-
"ated for obtaining most thorough and accn-
ssrate history OF the stirring events OF the
. time, and complete acquaintance with the
a sentiments, actions, and motives, OF the
(" actors.n He had written a book, which win
be published soon, giving an inside view OF the
workings of the Confederate Government.
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Mr.. Speaker Baldwin.

Some of the Radical papers are giving Mr..
BALDwIN's anteeedents"-that is, reporting
his acts during the late war-to prove that he
ought not to be believed by the President when
he declares that the people of Virginia, like
himself, are now loyal citizens. Mr.. BALDWIN
is the very man they ought to believe; for no
one can move him a hairs breadth from the
line of duty which he lays down for himself.
In 1861, when the Virginia Secession Conven-
ton voted almost in body for expelling JOHN
s. CARLILg, WILLIAM G.. BROWN, w. I.
WILEY, and others who had gone home and
taken sides against the South, Mr.. BALDWIN
thundered out loud "No''! whenever his
name was called, although he was Inspector
General of the forces OF Virginia. We confess
that we did not then much admire his firm
ness, or obstinacy, whatever we may think Of
1t now. But the fact illustrates his character.
He may be trusted
"When he says he will, he will, you may depend
ont,
"When he says he won't, he WON'T and there's an
end on't.n
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8itllmtond 1ispatrtr.


Now that the abolition of slavery has been
consummated in the American Union, the
advocates Of entire and unconditional free
dom for the much-abused negro are gradually
coming to the conclusion that even " freed
men" may become so importunate in their
demands as to render IL necessary for their
warmest friends to restrain their impatience
and check their senseless cravings for degree
of license which they have not yet learned TO
use with prudence or discretion! The expert
ence of the last four years has proved conclu-
sively that color is not always test of wisdom
or intelligence, and some few white politicians
have astonished humanity with exhibitions of
violent prejudice and unreasoning obstlnacy
which would have been unbecoming' in the
mouth of the great King of Dahomey himself.
Fortunately, however, there are still sensible
and prudent men in the country who begin TO
realize that mere stroke Of the pen or presi-
Dental proclamation cannot convert the
thoughtless, ignorant negro into a calm, judi
cious, and intelligent freedman.
In the Northern States it Is already acknow-
lodged that the experience Of generations Of
Southern men cannot be set at naught, and,
in even those States where the war upon
ming to perceive that 1t will be criminal in the
highest degree to place unlimited power in the
hands of those who were SO short time since
irresponsible slaves. A correspondent wri
ting from Mapleton, Kansas, under date Of
the 26th ultimo, says " In order to give you
!" better idea Of the revulsion of feeling in
:" bleeding Kansas You must know that if
" the question of Negro Suffrage is placed
E" before the people of this State they will
" decide almost unanimously against 1t ; also,
that JIM LANE, our Senator in the United
" States Congress, has been delivering speeches
" Throughout the State in support of Mr..
" JoHNsoE's reconstruction policy"
In order to appreciate properly the impor-
tance of these significant facts, it is only
necessary to remember the fearfully violent
and prolonged strife in Kansas upon the sub
ject of slavery, and also that JIM LANE, the
supporter of the President, was, until lately,
and an extreme and thorough going aboli-
ZIONIST.
We are inclined to place confidence in the
natural sagacity and good sense of the masses
Of the American people, and however they
may be temporarily controlled by clique of
politicians, they will eventually re-assert
their Independence of thought and action,
and support only such men and such measures
as shall insure the administration of impair
tial Justice to the highest as we'll as to the
lowest classes of the community. In the
words of SPINozA, "Give us but justice and
/" we shall have enough of liberty"
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NnW Rnnlra.

OUR FAITH, THE VICTORY Or, Conpre'ten-
size Vie,0of the Principal Doctrines Of ats Chris-
ian Religion. BY Right Rev. JOHN McGILL,
ID. D., Bishop Of Richmond Baltimore: KELLY l.
PIBr. This work, by Bishop McGILL, of this
city, was published here during the days OF
the Confederacy, under the numerous difficult
ties that then beset the art Of printing. Ii
was therefore, as may well be supposed, pre-
sented in no very elegant or prepossessing style.
It is now reprinted by the Baltimore publish
ers in very neat manner. This work sets
forth the Christian Faith as maintained by
the Catholic Church and coming from SO
distinguished and learned a member Of the
priesthood of the Church, 1t is entitled to very
high consideration in the schools Of theology !
The Crock Of Gold: BY MARTIN FARaUHAR
TUPPER Philadelphia. PETERSON Bro. This
is a reprint of this novel by Mr.. TUPPER. No
one must settle its merits by the " "Proverbial
Philosophy of the same author; which is a
proverbial failure. 1t is really very inte-
resting novel. For sale by A. II. CHRISTIAN
& Co.
The Earrs Secret: BY Miss PARDoE; author
of 1.-THE Romance of the Harern,' &c. Another
republication by PETERSON. Miss PARDoE is
one OF the most charming authors in the de-
partment of literature to which she has
devoted her talent. The Z" Earl's Secret is
one of her best. For sale by A. H. CHRISTIAN
q. IT.
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LIVING on SMALL SoALR.--During the days
Of the Confederacy, such was the poverty Of
the great number OF refugees in this city, and
such the scarcity of accommodations as well
as money, that a system of room-keeping was
adopted and kept up during the war Families
of respectability, and once of wealth, were
crowded in rooms, where they lived quite
ndependently-perform all the household
duties pretty, much with their own hands.
1t taught d lesson which is still valuable and
available to this community, which the events
Of the war have left poor enough to make 1t
a great advantage TO them. While they are
straitened for means, the rents and all the
necessaries Of life are high, and force them to
resort to the most economical expedients.-
How very creditt BILE 1t is to those who cheer
fully accommodate themselves to the necessi-
ties Of their situation, and crafty and cherish
a spirit of independence by living within their
means
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THE FEMALE HUMANE AsYLUx.--we |,

THE FEMALE HUMANE AkYLUx.-We nre
gratified to hear that Mr.. Corcoran, the well
known banker Of Washington, u. O., has for
warded to this city the sum OF one thousand
dollars as contribution to the funds OF the
Female Humane Asylum. Mr. J. w. Jones,
of Cumberland, Nd, has sent draft for NIFTY
dollars, and several smaller sums have been
received for the same purpose. Il Il under.
stood that General Wise's eloquent appeal In
behalf of the Humane Asylum has been
widely read in the North, and the substantial
results which it has produced show q true ap-
probation of its motive, and the merits Of the
cause of generosity and humanity which II %
nobly advocated.
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THE RICHMOND THEArRE.-The performances
at the Theatre last night were for the benefit
of Mr. Bailey. The Hidden. Hand was played,
and the company did all in their power TO
improve and perfect that which can never be
a standard piece Tonight, Lost In London
will be performed for the first time. This
play has drawn large houses in all the princi-
pal cities, and it will doubtless prove equally
attractive here. The Richmond public require
novelty, and now that money Is so inconye-
niently scarce, they don't care to pay for
seeing either Hamlet, Richard III, or Lore's
Sacrifice Every one appreciates, OF course,
the beauties of the legitimate drama, but
those who cannot afford to 60 to the Theatre
often, always desire to see something new
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DECENT WORKS.

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AN OssrRgPgRoUs FELLow.-Yesterday, 40
Captain Epps was passing up Madison street,
he heard great noise In tho house OF one
Willis Coots. He entered, and found therein
the aforesaid Coots with an AKA, chopping his
bed down and breaking up things generally.
He had thrown the beds and bed clothing all
over the floor. and seemed bent on having .
jolly time, being inspired, Of course, with .
spirit Of fun. The Captain arrested him and
marched him or to the station.house. He
will appear before the Mayor this morning
sadder and wiser man.