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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
4 Gossipping Letter from Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS, August 20, 1866.
1t is impossible to imagine o pleasanter
summer resort than Niagara Falls. Always
cool aud pleasant-always interesting
they combine the grandest scenes of Ma
ture with the gaiety and excitement Of
society. The season of lS66-that is, the
latter part-has been unusually lively, and
the hotels on both sides have been con-
stantly filed. The fear Of the cholera has
probably driven many persons from the
hot and dusty cities.
One is very much struck with the re-
spectiye natiOnalities of the visitors: Ger
mans, French, English, Italians, and Ame-
ricans; tourists, in fact, Of every hue and
tongue.
The southerners are here en- force; New
Orleans, however, furnishing most repre-
sentatives. The Clifton House, on the
Canadian side, Is at present the headquar-
tiers of this rebel host, and visitor of
northern proclivities would be terribly
shocked at hearing the unreconstructed lam
guagc which is INDUCED in in this part of
her Majesty's dominions. Confederate $50
called) soldiers sit on the verandahs and
talk over their souvenirs of battles and
victories in tones Of such animation that
NO one would be tempted to exclaim,
SO glory 3 thrill IL DER"
Besides this, the contraband notes of
Dixie and Maryland, which can DE heard
mingling with the roar Of the falls, pro-
claim that les bellies danes du Sud are still
unconquered and unsubdued.
On the American side shoddy reigns SUI
preme. There are terrible efforts made
to conceal the odor of petroleum and the
memories of contracts beneath gorgeous
toilettes and brilliant diamonds; but all in
vain, "the odor of the lie fingers round
them STILL" and the contracts refuse to be
hid. These aOueaur riches come very rarely
over to the Canadian side, and invariably
look down upon the plainly-dressed "re-
bels.' al
The visitors at the Clifton House never
lack amusement. Thedays are devoted to
drives, and walks, and visits to the falls !;
and the "sound Of reyelry" is heard every
night in the ballroom. -
The latest sensation, however, is the ar
rival of Royalty, which, though unaccom-
panied by all its pomps and pageantry, is
Royalty still. Queen Emma, Of the Sand
witch Islands, whose flag is floating over the
hotel, is very unpretending and very
gracious sovereign, and she bestows her
smiles and photographs upon every visitor.
Another ruler is expected next Satur-
day, and, though he wears no crown, grand
preparations are being made for his reccp-
tion. On Saturday dinner and ball will
be given to tho President and his party.
Abundance to the presence Of the repub.
lican monarch will cost ten dollars; and so
shoddy will predominant. The whole
affair, however, is expected to 90 off with
great ecla, and even the private houses are
hiied with persons eager to participate In
the festivities. --is,'' y
~ fda s'a'nGser. Wars may be fought,
countries invaded, and the destinies Of ma
tions changed-aaisoa daass tovows.
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PrrERspvRa. SNtcmber ], 1866.


Business has been moderately active
during the past week, and the prospects OF
Q brisk fall trade are encouraging. 1oods
Of every description are daily arriving, ana
the stock Is now complete 70 supp! tue
wants Of the planter and merchant:
Cotton has been In fair demand during
the week, but at prices below the views 0,
sellers generally. The transactions loot
IN about 800 bales, on basis OF 3oc. lot
prime parcels. For common descriptions,
35to 25c.; medium, % to % &c. The foreign
accounts continue unfavorablc, and the
New York market Is dull.
The breaks of tobacco have been rather
small, and the market without material
change. There is scarcely any disposition
to buy unsound Tugs or unsound leaf at
any remunerative prices. Sound working
leaf has been selling at sl4Ga20. No fancy
tobacco opened during the week. Ship
ping tobacco continues dull, and at low
prices. The market may be considered as
closing firm for all kinds Of desirable work
dng tobacco.
There has been an active inquiry for
corn, with transactions at 81. 20 to $l.22.
The supply Of wheat has been light, and
the demand active for prime grades.
White, 1885 to 1896; red, 1925 to S2.45.
An active business has been done in -four,
but without material change in the prices.
The market for bacon is dull and less
firm. Virginia hog-round, l9 to 20; hams
and sides, 20 to 81; western shoulders Is,
sides FL.
The supply of fertilizers is very good.
Peruvian guano is worth from sos to 800
per ton; soluble Pacific, SO. The sales
are for cash or its equivalent.
According to the report of the Chief of
Police, the total number Of arrests du-
ring the past month was nincty-one; of
the parties twenty-five were white, and
siyty.six colored. The offences were: For
breach Of the peace, fifty-three; larceny,
thirty-two; murder, one; extorting mo-
ney, two; forgery, two; stabbing, one. 1t
is proper to state that the list embraces
several parties who committed offences
elsewhere, and were arrested by the police
Of the city.
The number of criminal cases tried by
the Mayor during the month of August
was sixty-ninc, and the number Of civil
warrants seventy one. The criminal docket
thus disposed of embraced great variety
of oifences--the parties to some of which,
after passing through the several courts,
will probably reach the penitentiary.
During the month just closed the clerk
of the Hastings Court issued twenty three
marriage licenses to parties, white and
colored. This is pretty fair showing for
the month of August, but it is seldom
more than thirty, even in the most stirring
times.
The late rains were more general than
any that have fallen during the summer,
but still not as copious as was desirable to
the farmers. Tobacco has improved under
their genial influence, but the corn crop
was in too advanced stage to be greatly
benefited. This crop is undoubtedly much
curtailed in all this section of country in
consequence Of the drought. SNowDEN.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvESUB,l
THIRD COLLECTION Dis, STATE OF VIRGINIA,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, U. 8. Custom HOUSE,
RICHMOND, VA.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-P
IN ant to the provisions Of an act to provide In
ternal Revenue to support the Government, to pay
interest on the public debt and for other purposes,
approved June 80, 1854, and amended by the act OF
March 3, 1855, including sections relating to the
collection Of internal revenue from other acts, no.
tice is hereby given to al persons liable to pay
District State Of Virginia. that the Collector of the
said district has received from the Assessor thereof
his collection list pursuant to the provisions Of the
said act thatthe duties and taxes assessed by said
Assessor have become due and payable that the
said Collector his deputy viii attend for the col
lection Of the same at Louisa COURTHOUSE, in
the county of Louisa on the 10th day Of September
to the 18th day OF September 1t Assistant Assessors
Office; and that all persons who shall neglectto pay
the duties as Aforesaid assessed upon them TO the
said Collector within the period Of time above
specified shall be liable to be dealt with as do
fsulters, according to said act.
Office hours from A. II. to 9P. u.
United States currency and bankabls money re.
WILLIAM JAMES,
sl-a Collector
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL 2AILROAD


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y SUMMER SCHEDULE.-Ths THROUGH
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after SATURDAY
June %, will leave Richmond Sundays excepted
It 7:3o 4. NJ, and arrive ~ Jackson's River At III
THROUGH TICKETS sold vta Trotter 1 Co,
Stage Line for Harrisonburg, Winchester, and
other points on Valley Turnpike also, to SIN.
bling's Springs, Rockbridgs and Bath Alan,
and by Hartman 4 CO. Stage Line TO LexlnstSn'
Natural Bridge, and Rockbridgs Baths also, -ta
Virginia and Tennessee railroad tor Nashville.
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New on.
leans, and Orange and Alexandra road TO Lynch.
burg and other important points In the southwest
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS with
Trains on Orange and Alexandra railroad north
and south, and through them with the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
The NIGHT TRAIN Is discontinued for the pre-.
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will be run be.
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on NOV.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaving
Charlottesville at "A. NJ, arriving In Richmond
at TO- 30 A. NJ. Leave Richmond same days a3g
p, n, and arrive at Charlottesville at y. N.
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY at $50 A. N.
II n. wHITcoMB,
telS General Superintendent
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s.5t kldn1osD AeD DASvILLs RAHsoan-
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.-On a..
- ~ sfss' nsiDA.I JAY s7th. TRAINS on III,
NAIL AND PAsSRAGBR TRAIN lssv.. H.,
@opd daily G7:H 4. y. Arrive. .. DsnyiIs y
Lsayes Greensboro daily q S.ss A. N. Law.
Dsnvtils daily ats.NA. r. Arrives ii Riehmons
NoTrcE 70 rRAvHLERs.-rh. n1,r,
hereby informed that The different railrosS. ns
he LIN: FROM Richmond e "a. south, sia Dan.
i. Chester, Wina.bore', coiumSi..' cessi a,:,
Ton. drs.n!iiis, is., g. C.; 1asuss., s.ysnn..ss'
montgomery, .sslma, Mobile, &C., Ala; S:;;
Orlsans, La, &cy are now completed, thus giyi,,
% The vsfioo, points south; Ths route pa ss.
Trains connect N Burkevills with train, m A..
Southsids railroad for FARMyILLE IYYctnns
8uKGl BRIsT OIL, KNOXVILLE, DIIroSS
ATTANo0GA. MEMPHIS, &C., &c '''
The Southside trains connect atLynchhp,v ,t,,
trains on the Virgins and Tennessee rsilross Va
detention Ut that point going or coming. 40
THOMAS DODIxEAD,
80 Superintendent
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
M OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED 1904
.....s DIRECTORS
Jaauelin p. Taylor, william @. lien, William
Gray, James H. Grant, James Dunlop, Alfred =.
HARRIS. John C, Hobson, Thomas II. Ellis, John
Preeiand, q. r. Watson, John Purcell, William
This old and we'll. known VIRGINIA inst!t Uitionn
" ANNUAL" POLICIES upon real estate: II has
TEN MILLION DOLLARS Of properly insured,
and hiss paid upwards Of TWO MILLION DOL
Important changes have been made for the bene-
ht Of the assured. .,
The :" foul. ffths" feature and that OF "conti-
ssnred fuli insurance as in other Companies.
Parties holding RECORDED LENS are pro-
tected TO the extent of insurance In this otics;
-. II Ar. rat m streats au 22-ts
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In - 2sEss
DOUND TRIP TICKETS TO TIM
III SPRINGS At REDUCED PRICES BY TRR
vIRGINIA GENITAL RAILROAD AND TRoT.
good for one week, will be sold at three ionr,gp.
the regular fare White Sulphur, tsl: kors
Alum, SIS Bath Alum, $3.50; Warm, eli n
Hot, Us. 40; Healing, si'.B Roekbridge Bah
1850. w. '. ADCOCR,
jyT-6 General Ticket lgen,
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Adams, p. G.
Allen, Chas.
| Allen. Captain
g. w.
Allen, James
Anderson, Rev
d. W. a.
Archer, Burke
Armistea Ut
Atkinson. A. j
Atkinson, w. .
| Atkinson, W. 6
Barton, NC.
Baldwin, W. j,
Barker, w.
Baker, VIM.
Barker, Chas.
Barker, L. A.
Ball, Henry
Barefoot, John
Barnett, J. r.
Benford, Peter
Beasley, Robt.
(coloredl
Benson, w. Il.
Bennett, A. j.
Becker, 3.
Benson, h. q.
Benson. Henry
Bischer, b.
Bitzler. Pr. Z.
Bickster, John
Bidgood, J. V.
Blocker, noscs.
Bleiock Il Co.
Blumensteil, A,
Blunt, c. l..
Bland, l. X. -
Bowser, r.
Bowman, 4. j.
Borsh, Addison
: Bowie, Alex.
Bonner b Sap
per
BOlon
Bouldin, Rsv.A
Bonner, B. b.
Boo, Charles
Boone, q. B.
Bowen, John
Braxton, Reu-i
ben te0l'd)E
Brown, Passon
fyIna Al.
bnyn,A
sssssss BsssnJ.
M5oann, egn.r'
p IsiatW4 NJ:
HrennanslAhn
nrookss, ,JAmsi
.kss1Iy,L.aa)
rH9dGesIE:s
M s..ssM
sss::s'ssssASs.;,.u
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cENrIEMRN,S LIST.

Pinnigsn, Pat. Morris, Geo.
Finke. w, Morgan, Albert
Finn. w. H, (3l Murray, John
Eieminc, Paul McAleer, F..
Fiemmfng Il McGrew, II. L.
Hankins McAulif, p.
Fleming, w. 8. McCabe, Ihos.
Fogarty, Pat. Mcdonnell,
Fowler, Thos. McCowan, N u.
Fox, w. T. McDonnor, N;
Ery. DIR, C.. b. McCarey, J. II.
. Francis, Edw'd McLyeil, Jas.
fcolored) Mccarthy, j. d.
Frommers, &. MeGovsth,
Freiyogel, j. McCready, Jno.
Pritzperald, T. McVicker, A.
G. Nscmurdo, NJ A.
franklin, ". H. Mcdaniel, b.
Gary Il Co. Nash, TT.
Garnett, DIR. A. Nelson, J.
GnIiaher, ii. l.. Newcomb, Jno.
Garrett, j. (c'd) Nickins, JEFF.
Gale, w. s. Oliver, ]. D..
Gailsher, w. Page, VIM. -,
Jennings, @. z. Palmer, w. w.
Gentry, J. W. Palmer, VIM.
Gillnan l. NAL Porsion, b.
lory PoBion, Moses
Giles j. Harris Parade, F.
Gibson, Jas. Payne, Collin
Gilmore, p. h. Parry, Richard
dildcrbione' J. Psrk !. L.
Fitzpatrick, S. A. PEGS. James p
Glenn, J. T. Perdue, Jas; X.
Goyarn, A. az Pearson, q. W.
Gordon, &. &. Powell &subiett
Soassy ,. Ja L. PS%;ndextsr' A.
Gosden, W. W. Pryor, NJ. J.
Gray, A. J. Pullism. X. r.
Crimes, A. i. Putnam, israel
Green, Calvin Quaries, =. W.
Grimm, r. Raslsy, Solomon
Grifan, James. Rsuschenberg,
Graves, ]. W.. 4. (1
Grimes, Rev. J. Reynolds, Il. ..
Green, I. w. Richards, w: b.
Graham, u. Richardson, Il.
Gruber, oscar Rider, II. r. 1,
Grsntlsnd, RID. Rives d Proctor
Graves, Hobt. Robinson. "; i.
Griswold w; b. Robertson, W.
S Quinn. !. Il. Ross, Samuel
Gnssen, J0veph Robinseh, yeter
Gpssnhensr.6. R0per. y.W.
.HSsnl,i DR.. Robinsons g.. y
a. .TS s ll'.i Hal- k0s ssss:,,
Hsyst, B. d. Ssuaders, q. ":
Hssan nsH 4. " SsEisissr.0. ).
Hayward. !! = SAlef NJ y
Harris, 1. H. SshsA, juiius 4
Hall, y. n. eehiillRG, John
hssri:Sn z. g. Scot. Robert
HARDY, L. +, Seas, =.
hssri.on. w Eeidsn, Thes.
u,nrich, CIV eeh.ars, w.
nns,,sssk { fhsiteR, Mn,
Hersman,J. Elater ~ 4
H Senn ~ jss. B.
Hssmw,,~ smith, Everett
HH: :s:; s.s ; :: :|;s; E. !; i
Hill & Warren Smith. eannsl :
Hiiehcock y II. Smith. Vic
Hitss, 4. &. 81 8 Cd.
aHs ss7sss Si't Co.. '' sssS : 0''a'
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To be hsd Of all druggists aud dealers In nod
cine everywero.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggiss,
General Agents for the Proprietor,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
Rishna0nA Va

A YERS AGUE CURE, for the speedy
IA cure Of Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chilli Fever, Dumb Ague. PERIOD
cal Headache or Bilious Headache, and Bilious
Fevers; indeed, for tn whole class OF diseases
oris mating In hillary arrangements caused by The
malaria OF miAsmatie countries. Fever and Afns
Is not the only consequent Of the mtasmatio pol
son. great variety Of disorders arise nom W
irritation In nalsvious districts, among which are
Neuralga, rheumatism, 6out, Headache. Hhna-
ness Toothachs, Earsshs, CatsTTh, Asthma fetpi.
tation, Painful Affection Of the SPleen Hy..sries,
Pain In the bowels, Cole, PAralysis, and Dersnge-
men. OF the stomach, ell o. which, .hsn orfgi.
nating In this cause put the typs Or
becotns periodical. This "crRB" expsis the pn@-
son from the blood and thus cures them all akks.
II ID not only the most sfeetusl rsme4y ever az
severed for this class Of oanplatnts bal II he
cheapest, and, moreover. II psyfss0y SAFE. No
harm can arise from VI use, and the psusnt whsn
oured is len a. healthy q II he bad never had the
Chils and Fsverf Il 10 true q this, snd ~ inpoyt.
ance TO those afflicted with the compliant cannot b
over estimated. So sure 10 n 70 cure thu Fever and
Arus that it nsy 20 tFuthfuly said 10 be certain
remedy. One dealer con plsins that u 10 MOI coed
medicine 70 sell, bsesuss enc botsls ssrss vAels
Prepared BY. c,Arsa 1 Co., Lowell, Mass. and
sold BY PURCELL. LAID & CO., Agents,
81, corner Main and Thirissnkh streets
an tim Richmond, Va.
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rrsspondsnes Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Business In Petersbasu Markets Police Statia-
/. sics-NiarriaSe Liceasea- The late Rains-The
Tobacco CrsD.
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nNE HUNDRED BARRELS COP.
Op19M INt-AJ Al. Stokes ! 20.
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
lJsHIP.-The Arm Of LEE COX Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
A. s. LEE viii settle up the business OF the
concern. LEE q CoA.
Richmond, July IL. 1855.
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ALUM SPRINGS.
TAR BkfH ALuX sPRIHag

opah' ana WIN continue % seeonnodAts the
travelling public and few boardsrs until the
MIDDLE OF OCTo4xR. 49,
ron me 18th Of August Tie rsss Cor hoard viii
beTWkLVs DoLLARs pr week. e. .. 37r
~ vssss possesses The same qualities Of the
nosAenoss Alum Springs. and are equal 70 Any IA
The mountains.
Passenger taking the Central trs,n a p,.h,,o,s
In Inc morning Win ssrtvs st hiiiboro' dcut ssort
so'ciock. and ~ Bath Alum In time for ssppsr 20
same evening. -
The stages for Warm. Hot, and Healing Springs
leave here at ! o'clock In the morning.
an is--eodlm JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor.
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SEMI;,WEEKhY BETwEEN I'm
-. NEW FORK And RICHMOND. S
rHs NEW YoRK Aa6 VIRGINIA srIAxsHIP
.3 80. ff COMPANY. AT
THE OLD PrOsgER LINZ toRsANIxsp IN l1il
have resumed their former position again with their
two new and magnificent side wheel sssanships
;..: s1i KIsS
strong and comfortable. = 80. = 50
a:s ar: :.s Mo =
NESDAY and SATURDAY for Rishnond q.
SsH YORK. sssry TUESDAY and sATTRbhY
at high watsr-touehing 1t Norfolk going and 70.
The patrons of this lire and the public gone.
rally will please to bear In mind that the rates OF
freight win always be found as cheap - BY other
The price Of passage is greatly reduced 20 much ,s
public 10 patronire This route over oil others.
''s sa dts 'Ahhhf T. "f kiossYgss.l..
NEW YORK AND RICH tim
4aK SSHp TO Bds46Nstsem.n
TON Captain and YALLE Sin E ss1:
New York e1erysATtRDA9, and Richmond svsry
FRIDAY, alternately.
They have formed through connection with the
Metropolitan Steamship Line for Boston, and are
prepared TO sign Bills Of Lading through 1t mode
Pr Freight Ih received daily.
Passage to New York irTluding meals and state
Je is-,m once No. 242s. on the Dock.
EOR NEW YoRK.-ATLAN-& neh
II TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA. SE
1TsRss spsenadd scmnsnds
MARIE, A. BorRsE commander, leave Riehmond
every Tuesday and RRiDAYi lsays New Yori
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were built
~ IN, SsSa :2s sEs. IT,
HTTENFioN are unsurpassed: ,.,-., 9,
PssssSs meals and 'f nsLS
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New York, on the Company's covered pier
Sbippsps are inTitsd to notice that the sre.
damage and loss by handling, and exposure from
frequent resbippns, as on other lines, Is avoided
y PrsiShts for points beyond New York will be for
warded with dispatch, and no charge made excep'
actual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New York At pie,
No. So North river, and the ComPany,s steamer
for wilmington, North Carolina; Charleston, So.
same pier. Goods for these points can be trans.
ferred without expense or exposure.
Insurance is very low by these ships, and the
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap.
est route from Virginia Insurance effected ~
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX l. Co...
Id Broadway, New York.
SAMUEL AYREs SEQ,
Richmond, Virginis.
CALDWELL DUNN,
City Point and Petersburg.
T. q. WEBB,
Norfolk. Virginia.
For freight or passage, apply to
SAMUEL AfRES & CO., Agents.
once corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo
site the Tobacco Exchange. de TITS
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Persons troubled with Torpid Liver, Constips-
ton, &C., deserve to suffer II they will not try
have been greatly benefited by their use.
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STANTON. Va, January 8, lseS.
take great pleasure 10 stating that have been
In the habit Of using DR.. T. Rennolds's Hepatic
Pills In my family for some years, and consider
them in every respect superior to any medicine Of
the kind. have been engaged for some time In
the iron business, which rendered Ii necessary to
have many persons In my employ. 4 have used
these pills among them with great success;
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hereby certify that ] have used, both for my
self and in my family, DR.. T. Remedies Hepahc
Pills and truly say their action Is more efficient
and satisfactory than any medicine ] have ever
used, and most earnestly recommend that every
grippe Nothing is claimed for them more than they
dasarye BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
St2untOn. VA.
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DIsSOLUTIONS.

~
OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The arm Of CLOPTON & MILLER is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Z. A. J.
CLOPTON will settle up the business Of the con-
earn K. A. J. CL0PTON,
Aurust 49, 1866 ID. NJ. MILLER.
The undersigned will continue the REAL ES-
TATE AND AUCTION BUSINESS at his old stand,
an 9s-Iw E. A. J. CLOPT0N.
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thereby certify that have used DR.. Remedies
Hepatic Pills for several years, both for myse and
in my family, and consider them most admirable
supplied with. Think them greatly preferable to
any other pill have ever tried:
January 9th, lsGo. THOMAS J. NICHE.
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Or. T. Rennolds having been my family physi-
clan mn 10 the time of his death, which occurred
about two years ago, have; had frequent oPp9r-
Hepatic Pill and do not hesitate to state that
believe they are the best medicine OF the kind that
has ever been used In this section OF country. MY
neipbbors use them, and think as much OF them As
do. WILLIAM ). ". DELL.
AUGUSTA COUNTY, Va.