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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-26

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EDuCATlONAIx

- gOL rOlt 49,, .- 10 r 49, go,
The fisT 81 q o n,
ass.4 n Il ss s:s se$:, %
::assSasion Sii - ip.iisd ~ highly sonp.:s.s
and strict attention Win BE- given 70 svsTysSiS
confirming .i6,s % ihs comfort Of Is. pupis Ter
Nh 'RPs,Ss coss sss fA..
a. ss.ss. III CisLcs rEsIo'sSs Nr A. 81
tow. o. l. ERICSSON,
an n-dnvtlstOst ..---.-- Principal.
DICHMOND COLLEGE.--Ihe next
ssssen e : s is.qsiSs Ti
into III; 4. sGsss ass @
hs Ssiss ; N" p . 81 ss nsss
The number is not less than three but the Faculty
may. st the request OF his psrant or guardian, OF
for other sstisfsstosy rsssons allow him 70 attend
f Sss method Of instruction Viii b b approved
text books, accompanied By daily oral exsminS-
ss.: .e e..:.. 3 :ne
ford accurate and thorough aeeaenieal ln.GucS1
ton f. eoas Of ;!udy ni re 9 ssss Iss
though for special rsa.ons me Hisulty may In
held near the close Of each half session. Diplomas
Of Graduation and Of Degree. vill Be aIsrasS ony
' upon The i%ps1.. .a@ini:s!Rs.on Of plain
s a s % mich
dent will be expected to conform his own. Every
appropriate means will be ussd to develop and con:
for truth, as upon these will be placed the main
reliance in behalf OF good conduct.
The religious advantages Of the college are an
surpassed. sut attendance on religious exercises,
whether At the college or infths city. will be en-:
tirely voluntary, M experience has shown thAs
the instruction given shall be- free rom ali see.
tartan bias. --..
yAcuLrY.
President, Rev. r. Gs JOINS, d. D..
!. sehoo! Of Latin and French ksnuSD HAs'
Il. sehooi Of Greek and German. n. a. HAn-
Ill school Of Mathematics. EDwA.D B. szIrH.
iv. School Of Natural Sciences. BssSErr Pcs.
V: School Of Moral Science, 7, Q, joys, .. D.
Terms YoR SESSION OF EIHs MONTHS:
Professors fees, IN one Professor be attended,
$50; II two, $50; II three, tes; II more than
soars p sss three ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fuel lights, washing, Se, about. ............. 20
Matriculation fee, ~; room rent, ts....".":. 10
-. ', Ssss
or this, sioa 50 is required October lst. The re-
naming Professor fees, say $3.50, are payable
February 18th. .a..s.t.
EXPENSES OF STUDENT PROM rHR CITY:
For English bran ches and Mathematics. .......eS
For English, Mathematics, Latin, and French. 10
For additional schools, - above.
Payable one half October LIST remainder Febru.
arg Ea Ism, Ia,,s,, information, address.
an se-d6swtOcti Box 4o4. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-26

NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
NCOLLEGB, WASHINGTON, D. c., ofsn sups.
rior advantages for thorough business education.
Importing, Jobbing. Retailing, Bank and other
Book keeping, PsDmanshiP, Comnsrciai Law,
Commsrc ial arithmetic and Business Practice.
Bpencsrian Penmanship 10 taught by Henry U:
Spencer. the leading. author Of this system, aud
Penmanship, adopted by sll nrst.class colleges %
the standard OF criticism.
The system Of Business Practice, originated ana
taught by the proprietor, receives his
special attention. This is the most valuable part
Of the Book keeping course, Here the student sp.
plies his theoretical kn9wlsdgs. ana y prspsfso
Scholarship for full course. and life membsnhlp
in this Union OF Colleges forty-hvs dollars, -.
cured before September ], 1854.
For circulars, specimen OF penmanShip, college
currency, and msiehandise, address
IN IN HENRY ~ cor Piio =; .ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-26

ACLES, SPEC-@
TACLRs-Thoss in need OF
Rs TO assist their sight will do weli 70 avaii
the great experience OF our senior partner
WV JOHN H. TYLER Co.,
successors to Mitchell & Tyler,
.,o =. 1917 Main street.
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MISS HARTLEY GRAHAM WILL

MISS JULIA PEYTON PROPOSES
SCHOOL for children under the age Of twelve
years, on Grace street between Seventh and
Eighth, at Miss TazewelPs.
TERMs for the half session, payable In advance:
For English Tuition 20
For French Tuition. ~
Sc l4-dtOctl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-26

RENCH LANGUAGE.-MR. A.
PICOr DE- BOlEFElLLET respectfully Offers
his services 10 the Richmond commnsttZ - .
teacher Of the, FRENCH LAy9uAGsa gX bic
method Of teaching e. G.. speasins smc wnSl
the and imPsrt % tse ;tu %s i59n
but teach them to write IL gfsnmaticsily, accord.
Ing 10 the best grsmmshans:
ae viii take charge Of schools and give prvatA
Clay street, between Eighth and Ninth, Q, 6y Isah
care 2! FRENCH CONSULATE !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-26

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LADiES.-Aiss PseHAxs
nsxt Parthar deisiE Will DO given In failure sd.I
vsrtssasnsa Circular; may Pc as1 Pa ~
o. through boz II Nshnooa poa'ssss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-26

FOR SALE, No. FAMILY HORSE,
having no use for HIN kIS., se bs esa es Tn
Marshall and Cary streets. L<>ls
L. ID. EACHO, Real Estate Agent.
,aMatx Office on Fourteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-26

sAnPsox JONES, JR., JOHN =. ALLRE,
Of Richmond. late OF Winchester, Va.
cAMPSON JONES, JR., d CO.,
" COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND AUcTIoNEERS, - ,,l..'s
No. FIFTEENTH STREET, BsrwgBH MAIN AND
CARY. ~ -
As Commission Merchants, We pay strict attsn-
ton TO the sale Of all kinds OF COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE, such ~ -,...,..s- ..sy
WHEAT, CORN, 49,. h2-.t
,soug ToBAfsGaoS,o s e."
BUTTER, LARD 4 .t
.t..... 4t tn ''t LIVE STOCK, &C., &c.
A. Aus!onssrs, We yin q ss.snd e shs .alss Of
Reeuiar sales at our storS OF gRQCIRIRS every
MONDAY and THU RSDAf q sc'eioek a. II. =
Outdoor sSlsy solicited.
Commission Merchants and Auctionsers.
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SECRETARY SEWARD.

Secretary Seward has fully recovered
his health, we are glad to state, and was
this morning performing his official duties
at the State Experimentation, 24h.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

We COPY tloroliowlug grom tho Marion
DaaScag edited BY wnLiAN llrnnAnp,
ESQ. iormcrlyof thc E,triur. y hos the
"rlnp 81 thc huc metai" and N suagcs
tiou. Az, worthy 10 be- ''rcad, pandercd and
inwardly dgcs,cd' ly eyery pcmocwt ln
the land
Iu isw We nominated Mr. Vullindlglmm
tor Govcrnur in spite of tho dcaputiln
which had hanifhel him, and wihcli mem
| arcd lls supporters with imprisonment or
even dcath. w lhat year George y. pugh.
standing ln the presence OF forty tliunalnd
/ DcWocrats, on The capitol sqilarc in Co
| lmhhur. pronounced The Military Order
/ Numhrr 'fhirty-cight u usurpation, which
Ihc would defy aud spit upon albeit It was
sanctioned by Abraham lipculn, aud its
authority enforced By AN ar;ny of million
of hayuheis. IhntNns brave campaienl
fimurous tcnier-iootcd, sliaky -Nnctl iel-
lows wcrC Ordered 10 the rear by the DEM
locratlc people, who ON chat occasion came
lup themselves instead Of scndiuw delegates
10 represent them. We have had no com-
lpaigu since that was comparable to that
II was enthusiastic 10 the point oi utblm-
Iity. and but fpr causp- Whipl-tiud be
lpraiscd !-cauuoi rccur in 1867, would have
been triumphant We want another cam,
lpaigu such as that, with men of the sam,
type 10 lead. give us hold meu, bold wottls
aad, if necessary, bold deeds Let weak
mcm vasciatlng meu, Democrats OF "a,
visible admiNturc class he retired Thei
pcridy, even, Is preferable To their gnid
ancr Give us thc Eighth of January. ant
Eighth OF january men Tor ihcwrud cam
pnigu " 1867.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

The Louisville Comirr thus truthlully |
aud graphically pourays The approaching
ucgro equality mircnlun thc "good time
coming" not When the '1ion anil lamb
shah lie down together, aud little child
shall lead ihcm." hut When the slalwari
buck negro shall rcpo.c on the bosom of
the Yankee white ,gul, nnd q little "black-
apd-lan'' shall hc the "cou cgucrciN
NnoRo EquAtIry.- The election of two
negroes to the Legislature of Massachusetts
shows that the Radicals are entitled to some
credit for sincerity in their professions uf
attachment for The negro liut 1t shows. at
The same time, thnt their idcas of tie
dNrky's true position reaches up 10 inll
equality with the whites, and does not stop
atncgro suffrage. They are not only Wil-
ling 60 give the Vgrl the right Ia vote. but
to vote for and be- governed hy him.
They are content that he shall bc the Law
maker while they are the subject race. or
course, entertaining these views. they have
already rcached The point OF admitting The
negro to social equality, and We shall sOou
see. ifthis spirit OF mnutlCism Is not arrested.
tltc pdrlOrs pf thp atistocracy OF Nankcrdom
ovcrrun with sooty bucks paving their al
dresses to and receiving bewtching smiles
of the fiir-skinucd daughters OF New lln-
gland nubobs. And then, as "A natural con-
/ sequence these angelic creatures. who have
been taught to admire black skin aud kinky
hair as marks ofbcauty, and the strong odnr
Oi the negro rs the standard of pcrmmery.
/ viii fall willing victim, into the urms ut cuff
/ Zee, and marriage and giving iu marriage
br the order Of the day between the tive
races. Then the ''llcncling process" with
| which aholltionism was won't to taunt The
South, viii receive fresh Impulse and
|mulatto babies will be- as plenty as black.
berries IN July. This Is the inevitable ten
dcncy of things. Yankee appctit" for ucgr
meat is'rising rapidly aud viii soon be in-
satinblc. Not satisfied with adopting thes,
cnurmitirs themselves thry Wc dctcrmincd
to force them upon the outside world. and
the South Is tie field Ia which they are nov
operating and which tl,cy are a~sidunu-ly
seeking tn regcncrAtc. IL that abused aud
prosecuted section were tn adopt ucgrC
| suffrage tomorrow they wottld Ice ~ mucl
exposed 10 Yankee interference and super
vision ~ they are now, New England
mission is to reform and regcurrate ",
world and to poke her intrusive nose iuto
rybody's business The negro is iusl
now her speciality and she is as blind as d
bat about anything else. The vital m
tcrests Of the nation. the rights of whit,
men and women, the requirements Oi
doccncy, the dictates OF common sense aud
the teaching of experience, are All disrc-
oarded, and the elevation Of the negro 10 a
social aud political position, for which lac l.
not fitted either by nature or education and
for which he has neither taste or ambition,
is the sum of all human good When viii
such madness ceascY
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

THE GROWTH OF CncAdo AND MILwAU-
KEE.--Sonc of the Western cities are push
Ing forward with giant strides. Chicago
has erected eight Thousand btildiHgs hc
past gear, and some figures in regard to
Milwaukee show that the commercial cm-
porium of Wisconsin is no laggard in thc
race of improvement. There have been
built in Milwaukee the present season one
rolling null, four llourmlls, two brewcrles,
two distilleries, six churches, twcuty-eight
business blocks, and one thousand private
residences. The cost Of these structures
was not less than four and half million
dollars.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

~ Fhe obscrvant man has noticed that
there is IN this country great mob, which
assuul's the control of things generally.
The Intelligent aud conscientious man al-
ways fluids thi, force lion IN his path. Tor
its mstiucts-iu,lemcn II lias none--aro
invariably wrong, Hud are iutolrrtnt. even
to the eNtromc of shedding blood ct the
somblance of opposition Ia its behcsts.
The brmncralir pary always thoughtful
advised aud conscientious, has been, So far
ms practicable. lhWartiug aud crussing lhis
many headed monster for years, al The cost
of great peril aud damaging blowsto itself.
The Republican party, on She other hand,
has no higher purpose or principle Of cN-
istoucc, than simply to pandrrtO this inhhlr
rout aud make the mustOl It's Ignorant aud
hestial force. This Il ugly truth and hlrrul-
~ spoken; hat IL J, time when truth.
however disagroeahle, ought tu bc spoken.
We comprehend the logic of what We saV.
and shan not face upon conclusions, We
ARE weary ot moh dicRtion, ~ Hpiol, De,a-
0rret
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

e8- Ex-Governor SEYMOUR, OF New
York, is not only opposed to the amend
ment, but he spoke out on the subject. at
the Cooper Institute, Here Is one extract
from his speech:
We have more TO fear from the South IL
lt noocpts the doctrine Of subjugation than
we ever had TO fear from It's armed rebel
lion; we cannot ensaye them without en-
shaving ourselves. We cannot have Coy
eramcat whose Northern fnce shall smile
devotion to the popular will, and whose
Southern aspect shall frowu contempt. de
lance, aud hate 20 the people of the eleven
States. The South has comparatively lit
tie To fear from misgOVernmcnt, its lands
have been laid waste; It's system OF labor
broken up; its home Impoverished; and its
families thnned by the sword, lt has seen
aud felt the worst. IL can hidc is time.
lt Is not wise or sule 10 tramplc upon
those who for years with desperate cour-
age held thcir ground against the millions
W. sent Ia tiie lcld. aud the thousands OF
millions ot treasure ~ sfriu in The con-
test.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

y
\ New York letter says; "Untn lately,
there frequently appeared on Na4.maul
Fulton -tfacts Va ne hcylciniiy ot the pini-
| ing offices. venerable man with grny
locks aud q whilcncd brard under the chin.
Ills stop Was tuttprmg, ind hr walked
slowly. but one wonldalvny obsrrye about
him ccraiu mir Of dandyism lie always
wore !, Ncs. aud his clothc4 were scrupu-
lousy In The fashion. 10 WASH. T.. WILLIS,
the poet, NOW upwards ol seventy yearsuf
| tagc, Forty years ago he was, Ia common
| with lI.viNG, PAu,pNG, Mognts, lEuuErr
aud others onc ol tlic young mcu of litcra-
ry promise Ia this city NrW Nork lid not
extend much beyond Canal street; the Park
Thcatcr opposite ihc City Hall. was the
nightly rendezvous of the town wits: tlc
fashionable part OF Broadway was at the
corner of Courtlaudt street, and the zinc
gentlemen and ladies made their afternoon
promcnadc- on the battery. WILLIS, CSC.
wnrd our Minister to Bcrlm. edited Il lively
literary sheet, the Ilectb mirror. WILLIS
was ia the hight of his reputation rs poet
then and his partner. MoiNls, had just
made himself famous with ''Noodmau
Spare that Tree" MoRGIs died about two
years ago, .til partner with his old friend
IN the Uome ,jltUadi. Willis, it is said, is
now passing away. lie has not appeared
IN the city for some weeks, hut has bron
confined To his residence on the Hudson, by
his feeble health. with the exception, per-
haps, Mr.. ofSnns, of South Carolina he is
the last representative of the second gcnc-
ration of American authors
aY-Govcmor WARD, of New Jersey. has
appointed Mr.. FREDERICK 4. FRELINGIuS-
SIN To represent that State in the Unite
States senate, in the place OF senator
| Wright, lately deceased. The now Scna-
tor is lawyer by profession, aud isa prom-
incnt mcmbcrol The Radical party, h-NcW
Jersey. lie Is n son of the late TrropoRE
| FREIINGtrNsEN, who was the Wing cam
ddatc for Vice President in ISL, on the
ticket with llENHY CLAY. The Senaor
elect was originally Whig, hut latterly
has gone the nil length Of ialicalisn. lie
has filled the office Of Attorney General OF
the state forsomc Time.
|
AMERICAN EMtGRANr CoSrANY. -- The
American Emi%r;mt company held H. nn4
nual meeting 1T Hartford. ON Thursday,
Inud chose G.. NJ Bartholomew, of Hart
ford, president. This company owns scv-
cral hundred thousand acres Of land In
Iowa. besides the S0000l acres nf The Cher
Okce indiau reservation iu southern Kn-
ss, lmely purchased through Secretary
Harlan, aud Is engaged extensively IN bring.
ing over aud locating cmigrants from Swc,
den, Germany and lroland.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

EarAsA e.. DmMocB, Esqp one OF the
veteran Democratic editors OF Ohio has re-
tired from the Coslioctou Democrat which
has been transferred by him 10 JoHN G.
FIsHKR, Esq. We regret TO part company
with our old friend DnMocK, but we are
glad 20 know that he Is % have 50 worthy a
successor.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

o. The Tinm Adrc,iisey says; "Ihe
near approach Of the sth Of January Con-
vrntion calls forth suggestions az to who
should be- nominated for Governor. We
have heard uamcd IN connection with the
candidacy for Goycrnorship the names Of
Hon. A. q. TnuRMAN, of Franklin; JonN
II. JAMFs, ESD of Champaign; Hon, TnE-
oDoRE Coos, Of Hamilton; Colonel GEoRGE
W. MCCooK, of Jefferson, aud General
JAMES u. SrEEpMAS, of Lucas.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
gsB" rhc Govcrnor Of AIabnma, in h

~" rhe Governor of Alabama, in his
message to the Legislature of that state
now In session, takes mp the question of the
Constitutional Amendment and declares
himself decidedly Of opinion that the
Amendment should not be ratified. The
people OF Alabama, he says, are sincerely
desirous of complete restoration to the
Union. They feel that they have given
every evidence Of honest purpose to con-
form TO the condition ofthings surrounding
them. Although nnrcprcscn.cd they are
now paying nearly ten millions of dollars
annually as revenue tax to the Federal
Government. The amendment inall its
features ii aimed NJ the excluded States.
aud its ratification under such circum-
stances could not, he contends, nc-
complisl any good To the country aud
might bring irrctrievablc disaster.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
Grcelcy i;ortbc senate.

The New York Hcrdld comes ont f)r
HoRAcE GREeLEY rs a candi,mte for the
United States Senate. ! tsuys GREEiEY has
earned the position by party fidelity and
hard work In the cause of his party. and
ought TO be elected by the Legislature next
winter, The Heroid disposcs of the main
objection to Mr., GREElEY rs follows:
''Some cavillers may feel disposed to find
fault with Mr.. Greeley for saying that hc
believes the election of three negroes to
the Massachusetts, Legislature win not do
any harm. We regard this rs very sensi-
BILE remark; indeed, the negro representa-
tives will not only be made of practical
use, II set TO work by the other members
at shaving and cleaning boots aud shoes. e
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

Trnchcs Hrc used with always good surcr.s.
SiNGEGs NND PUBLIC srEAKERs'
via and 1ypc4ss o.cniiin clearing thcvoico " hen
taken before Singing or speaking, nud relieving
tho throat amer an unusual cNerton OF thc yocel
organs The Notlrs ARE recommended nnI pre-.
sorhed by rh!ncaus. aud lave had tcstimonihs
FROM eminent men throughout the country. BEING
Az article Of true morit ana having prored thcir
efficacy by test OF macy years, each year fnd,
thom in new locnltics in vatious uarls o. the
world, and the Troo1 ~ are universally pronounced
hcttcr than other articles.
obtain only 'HRowN's BRONCHIAL TRu.
CllES," and do not take any Of the WORTHLESS Init
tdiiogs hat may be offered
sold every where IN the United statc.. and For.
elgu Countries at 80 cents per hoN. ro9O lNCm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
Army Annnintmcnts.

\ Washington paper states that the Ion"
deferred publicity uf the nSterannouncmg
been occasioucd by the furious competition
for ,tall positions. Not one has yet been
given ont and the whole matter has finally
left the War Department, and Is In tlC
hands of the President. The list must he
promulgated before the meeting of Con
grcss, or elsc the new appoutccs lose nj
pay aud emomments until confirmed hl
the Senate. one OF the moststubhorn con.
lroyclsics has arisen over the appointmcn
of Major Augustus seward To the newly.
created office Of Assistant laymlstcr Gen
cral. He is Secretary Stewards son.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

gE~ The importance Of oHe rate Is Inade
manifest by the reccnt election in Detroit.
The Radical candidate for Sherii' Of Wayne
county beats the Demorratice candidate Just
one vote out oi:a poll OF thirteen thousand.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
MElllCAL NOTlOE.

ar. o.. CONS may he consultcda M follows;
Iu DAYTON atthr l'hulip, iiouse, on fudny,
scot ~ oct o. NOV 30 Dee, sbi Fob I : March
y; Nbrii -. MAv lTiJunc 2i
IN rRDN Ht thc Mnrrls iiousn on Sahuduys
sept IS; Oct 20 NoV 90 bee 20 Feb 9i MHrlh
q; hp9 iSt Mar BiJuhr As
In NENlN AT the Depot EHtinR llunsr up Thurs
davs, scn i3 Oci l6 Nov " pce - Jan 80 {;
March z /. A pgiit MHy IL, Juln 20
~ SPRiS SGFirLn Al the Wnlis llonse, on
thu >days, Stlt 90; oct 2A: soy 30 Jan D. fch.
= Nmch 4 Npril ~. Ma! 2ai Iihc 70
Dr. tONE has had ntlcrs ia Uach Of The Hhove
place chat he has regularly visited lor the last
seyctl vea's and Hs ne has treated and cared inuuy
Pnlivnt, y carh ni The AhuYO places, h0. gan give
the best teterrncos In Vpch place ~ Ia his skill
br tONE Treats aud tttiiS ali varieties OF
Chronic iisehses, nclutling those OF ihr hyo AMI
Ear; makes 90 rnntEe for consultation. bus II
tho>r who cntsult him m,icsircttHinont,h he charges
cash tnr Ills Mrdirincs,
Medicines that viii iAstap pgtioulfrum four To YiN
mouths rnst itum liyr lu fhhty ilolliub, to Cash
Address IN. u. CONF
COLuAHus, ONO.
or90-tlIy
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

NasIness alolItee.
DoUToR
SrRiCIAND'S
TONIC.
DYSPEPSIA !

i)r. NTRiCkltN s.
't----------------, Tone l. o couceu-
rated preparation OF Rootsnnd Herbs, with
hniacids aud caImimathes to strengthen
the stomach aud nervous system II II -
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or iudipts-
tiou, NERVOUSNESS, Loss Of Appetite AciBi-
~ of the Stomacl, Flatulcnry and Debility
IL Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspcptir
pcrsons For sale bX all Drurgisi- ,Ncry-
where ltSl per bottle.