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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-21
Reconstruction Convention i'm Ala
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, November l9.-1n
the night session tonight the Convention
agreed to strike out Of the article on fran
chise that clause which DISTINGUISHES all
who do not vote on the Constitution. This
order is said to be in consequence OF
orders from Radical leaders at Washing
ton.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 2O.-The
Convention to-day occupied the morning
in considering the amendments to the ma
iority report on the franchise question.
That clause disfranchising all who do not
vote on the Constitution will certainly be
stricken out. The extreme men, though
largely in the ascendancy, are backing
down, under orders from Radical quarters
at Washington.
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THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF DIAMoNDs.-It is stated that
in certain window on Broadway, New
York, in an unobtrusive case Of ordinary
size and pattern, three hundred thousand
dollars worth of diamonds are lying ex-
posed to public view. This is the famous
collection contributed by the ladies of the
South to aid the war, and is to be used by
the Gettysburg Association in the raising
of funds for the enterprise of founding a
home for crippled soldiers on the battle
field at that place.
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ALExANDRIA.-At meeting of the Con-
servatives of the First Ward, held last
night, the following gentlemen were elected
delegates to attend the Conservative Con-
vention to be held in Richmond Decem-
Der IL:
Hugh Latham, George W. Dearborn,
William II. Lambert, Edgar Snowden, ST.,
George r. Shinn, William II. Marbury,
George Wilmington, James A. English,
George Markell, and Joseph Hopkins.
The meeting was addressed by the chair
man, Mr.. Latham, and others.-Journal,
Goth
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Colonel Nfosby I'm New York.

NEW YORK, November 19.-Colonel
Mosby, late Of the Confederate army, ap-
pcared to-day at the gold-room by invita-
ton of the vice-prcsident. Some of the
members protested, and quite an excite
ment ensued, when the Board held spe-
cial meeting and almost unanimously de-
tcrmincd to sustain the invitation Of the
vice-presidcnt.
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THE TRIAL OF LIEUTENANT BRA1NE.-
The trial of John G. Braine, charged with
the piratical seizure of the steamer Chesa-
peake and murder, in the month Of De-
cember, 1863, was brought up in the
United States Circuit Court, Eastern Dis
trict, before Judge Benedict, yesterday
morning, for trial. On application of coun-
sci the case was postponed, and finally
fixed for trial on Monday next.-Ne,o York
Herald 10TH
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Posi- OFFICE MATTERs.-Route No. 4 ,4G4,
Virginia, from Churchland to Norfolk, is
let to contract with V. Logan Wright, OF
Chmchland, Va, for twice week service
from lst December, 1867, to 3Oth June,
ISL.
Re1stabliSh Churchland, Norfolk county,
Va, aud appoint Judson Wright post
master.
Appoint Mrs. L. L. Broaddus postmis-
trvSs at Moss Neck, Caroline county, Va,
vice Mrs. Mary Harris, resigned.
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Alabama Reconstruction Conyentio

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November l9.-At
the night session Of the Convention the
majority agreed to strike out of the article
on the franchise question that clause
which DISTINGUISHES all who do not vote on
the new constitution. This action is said
to be in consequence of orders received
from the Radical leaders in Washington.
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\ CHILD KILLED BY RAT.-About
two weeks ago an infant in this city was
attacked and bitten in the night by rat.
When the Child, which was about two
months old, received the wound, 1t
screamed, and awoke the parents, who DIS
covered the wound near the temple. IL
did not bleed, but begun to swell, and
finally the little sufferer was attacked with
ery.ipelas, from which it suffered about ten
days, and then died, in spite of the Ut
most cxertons of the physicians. we
iOrbear 10 mention names, in difference 10
The feelings Of the afflicted family, VINO
are stepped in grief at the sntferlngs ana
death Of the dear little babe.
The infant was asleep III cradle at the
lime Of the attack, and the rat, with when
Inc house, and probably the neighDorhooo,
abounds, is supposed to have been one OF OF
The large rodent mammals peculiar TO all
seaport cities. There are large numbers
Of this species in this city, which are sup
posed to have been imported IN VesseiS
from some foreign and more southern
cLme.-N0rfok Day B00E.
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New INvENTIoN.-Wc notice that a
patent was obtained by Mr.. E. p. Russell;
Of Manlius, on the 25th Of June, 1867, and
another on the Goth Of October, for a
clock that is to give the time Of day on
each lamp post, let the gas on, and extln-
gQish the same at q set time, by winding
once in seven days. This Invention IS cal
cuated TO save in cities large amount of
gas that is consumed before light is needed,
and also large amount Of labor in light
Ing the lamps. Mr.. Russell having now
obtained his patents, we hope ere long to
SEE public exhibition Of their utility
Journal.
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The Voting In South CarOIna-Ihe
Ssaxa EnunrnnpQnt.

The Voting In South CarOina-Ihe
State Government.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November 20.-The
election to-day was perfectly quiet. The
voting was confined to the negroes. Ac-
counts from the interior counties represent
the whites as everywhere declining to par
ticipate in the election.
The State appropriation bill will soon be
issued by General Candy. 1t provides
literally for the judiciary and the penl-
Tertiary and other public institutions.
The tax bill will appear at the same time.
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REs1GNED.-Colonel Briscoe G.. Baldwin
has resigned the position Of Superintendent
of the James River and Kanawha Canal
Company, lately occupied by him, and his
resignation has been accepted.
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Lively Politics i'm New YOrk-Reve.
me Collector Suspended.

NEW YORK, November 20.-William n
McIntire, one of the mayoralty candidates
before the Democratic Union Convention
yesterday fired revolver into crowd
and was taken to the Toombs. The Union
Democrats, after this manifestation, nomi,
mated John II. Anthem for Mayor.
Collector Smith, of the Eighth District
has been suspended for alleged completely
in whiskey frauds.
Colonel Wisewell is prominent candi'
date for revenue commissioner.
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DOR CHEAP GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
GO TO ENGEL'S CELEBRATED
CALIFORNIA AUCTION STORE-RED HOUSE,
CORNER MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS.
no 1o-1ml
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
RIcuyOHD November 10. 1857.

RICHMOND, November 10, 1867.
SMITH VS.. MCMILLAN AND AIS.
y IN RICHMOND HUSTIHGS COURT.
The following Is an extract from the decree
entered in this cause on the "a DAY OF November
:. The court doth adjudge, order, and decree
to Thorn q ]. Evans Esq one of the commission
ers OF this court, to audit, state and settle the
partnership accounts and dealings between tn as
H. Mcmillan, in the bill and proceedings men
TONED. Also to report all joint claims and de-
mands against said hrin, composed OF ssid com IN
same are coming and the amounts thereof; and
also the amount Of advancements OF money and
other pTops[ made ~ the as ia rsp 10 FAC
amount due the complainant and the several Joint
creditors of the firm of Smith Il Mcmillan, Il any.
which have priority over the separate creditors OF
tn said NJ cMillan or Of the said complainant and
which By law ought to be paid before the said sepa-
are paid. ana any OF Inc parties may h
settled by the commissioner; and all BOOKS, papers,
and accounts OF said firm OF Smith SIC MILAN in the
ant or Mcmillan. or OF either, aud needed by the
commissioner in taking Said accounts, shall be
prod ucsd before him. And the said commissioner
shall give due notice OF his proceedings and Is TO
fix peremptory day, and give notice Thereon by
advertisement inserted once week at least -FOUR
weeks successfully in some newspaper published
claims against said firm composed OF complainant
and said Mcmillan to come In and prove the same
before him 6y the day SO appoinLeu ahu sus VI
shall be excluded from the benefit Of this decree.
And the commissioner is directed TO make his re-
mort in the premises with all convenient speed
together with anything deemed pertinent by him
self. or specially required by either OF the
parties" ,,o.I
have hxed on MONDAY the Esd day OF December,
1857, at o'clock A. NJ. as the time and my once
No. $40 Franklin street. in the city OF Richmond,
AZ the place to take the accounts and proof OF
hts mentioned In the foregoing dscree at Wnlch
time and place, all persons and parties VIII attend
with the books. papers, and accounts necessary u
~ THOMAS J. EVANS,
~ o. Tbaw Commissioner.
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THE HEALTH OF TIE Hon. THADDEUS
STEvENS.-Mr. Stevens was not able to re-
cciyc any visitors yesterday, owing to
cr.cxertion in entertaining the host Of
friends who called to see him on Monday
Chronicle.
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Army PAY.-It is stated that General
Schenck will reIntroduce his bill IN Con-
gFeSs 10 revise the rates Of army pay. Inc
chief feature of tho bill is one that does
away with the advantage which officers on
detached or regular service, where they
draw communication for fuel and quarters,
have over those serving in the field.
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The election has closed. There was no
disturbance and not one arrest made
during the two days.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 20
There was no arrest or disturbance here
in the two days election. There was
great apathy among the whites. The
blacks polled their full strength, and not
one was known to vote the Conservative
ticket. There were very few white Radi-
cal votes. In the Second Ward the vote
is: Radical, 299 Conservative, 12G. Third
Ward Radical, ISL; Conservative, lis.
Fourth Ward: Radical, 1893; Conserva-
tive, 156. The total registered vote is :
Whites, 905; blacks, 1883. This county
has given probably 1900 Radical majority.
Cerro Gordo and Whitesville, in Columbus
county, have given considerable Conser-
vative majority. The First Ward in the
city has not been counted.
RALEIGH, N. c., November 20.-The
voting to-day passed off very quietly. The
whites voted heavily and nearly unani-
mously the Conservative ticket. Many
voted against the Convention, but over 300
registered whites failed to vote at all.
About 5000 votes have been cast in the
two days. The vote is not yet counted, but
it is thought the blacks have carried the
city by $50 majority.
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Missionary Eaten by CannibaIs-Al
rival OF Treasure. dc.

rival OF Treasure, &c.
New YORK., November 20.-The steamer
Arizona, from Panama, with $4,000 in
treasure, has arrived.
The Australian cannibals had eaten Rev.
S. Baker, of the Wesleyan ministry, and
six native Christians.
The American ship Asa had been
wrecked near Cape Horn.
Revolts continue to occur in Peru. The
Spanish Government had re- called its ad-
miral and the greater portion of its Pa
cifc squadron.
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DR. RICHARD A. WISE, having To-
Gated In the city, offers his professional services
to the public. Office under the Ballard House;
residence, corner Of Ninth and Marshall streets.
no 2-1m*
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PHYSICIANS.

nR. A. e. PETICOLAS has dissolved
i bis connection with the New Orleans School
of Medicine, and will devote himself exclusively
10 the practice OF bis profession In this city.
Office OILS Franklin street; residence, 400 Twelfth
stroat nod-lm
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nAUGH's RA WHOM e PHOS-
HPsATK-x adapted to wheat. corn. tSoaeso
cotton ard ali - sYmonis and
s. S; per cent. OF the Bone Phosphate Of Lime, u
which IS per cent. Is ycory
This fertilizer Is believed to be the best phos
pha,e the market. :,
For circulars, address the updsIsiE nsd or any OF
his agents. ohon"S pgNDG,,
Sold by WISE BRoTHERS. Richmond, We. :,
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Death ofrFitz Green HaIIecIk.

WAsHISGToN, November 20.-Fitz
Green Halleck is dead. He was eighty
years old.
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It's announced that General Grant has
been 50 far sounded as to render it certain
that he would not, under any clrcum-
stances, accept a nomination from the DE-
nocracy.
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prize Fight at Petersburg.

PETERsBURG, November 2O.-A prize
fight took place near the Crater to-day be-
tween two soldiers of the Twenty-hrst
limited States infantry, named Bigley and
Medium, witnessed by large turnout OF
ronpbs and curious citizens. Bigley used
mn Medium on the fifth round. AS the
marty were dispensing, company of United
States troops reached the spot and arrest
ed the principals and four citizens.
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The Reconstruction Convention In
Geor.ia-COnservat Convention.

AUGUSTA, GA, November 2O.-General
Pope orders the Reconstruction Conven-
ton to meet at Atlanta on the 9th of De-
cember.
County meetings are being held to ap-
point delegates to the Conservative Con-
vention which meets at Macon on the 5th
Of December.
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ESTABLISHED 1884,
~ y. J. CREW CO.,
tIusesssors to q. Crew Son.
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE hANuFAGTUEkEs.
Nos. liz, lis, and H. Seventeenth street.
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Virginia,
have now in factory 3 large stock Of superior
FAMILY SOAPS.
which v Offer to the trade at such prices ~ VII
make 1t TO ths in.srss Of ali 70 pssronss this home
1aRHfastpTy W.
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An Eudorsation Of General Grant.
WASHINGTON, November Ex-Governor
Ward, chairman of the National Republic
can Committee, has written letter to the
soldiers, Union endorsing General Grant
for the Presidency.
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Dent3Sts1y.

M. G. +. KLOEBER, SUR
~ GEON DENTIST llats Of Baltimorst, S0110
No. 300 Broad street Richmond, Va,
Teeth hllsd In the best manner at reduced prices.
Beautiful artificial teeth on the snlcsnits base,
perfectly Initiating The natural organ and restoring
toe contour Of the face, at the low prices u w.
f?5, and $50 per SET. ,,,,, IAN
Nitrous oxide gas given in extIaeuhs tseta' fsn'
dsring the operation painless Anu 'A'''
80 l6-3mf
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A NTHRACITE AND BITUMIN0US
N COALS.-1, 900 tons LORBHRRY RED ASH
EGG AND STOVE GOALS, loo tons WHITE ASH
LUMP, 200 tons NORWOOD LUMP and AVE
RAGE, $50 cords OAK and PINE WOOD. Orders
promptly filled on accommodating terms.
Offices corner Seventeenth and Dock streets, and
at the bookstore OF J. Wall Turner. 80. lila Main
street 1no 20 WHIT RCBESTS.
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Toilet articles.

TOILET SOAPS.-We have just res
i ceived a variety OF Toilet Soaps Of superior
quality, which we offer at wholesals and retail.
mol STEVENS, PEGRAM & co.
BOUQUET D'ORLEANS, Or Xxx
grant PERFUME, decidedly the best now in use,
In store and for sale wholesale and retail by
BLUNT 3 M0SELEY, druggist,
self 133a Main. near Fourteenth street.
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NEW LAW S.-RANDOLPH
IN ENGLISB, 1870 Main street, receive all the
new books OF value, and offer at low prices large
stock Of NEW and OLD STANDARD LAW.
Rice and James on Bankruptcy, and complete
assert ment OF Forms.
One set OF the Reports. and all the scarce Viz
ginia Books.
Old Books bought or taken in exchange for new.
DC 70
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Esnigrants for Liberia.

EmiRFants IOr LinoT"'
CHARLESTON, S. c., November 2o.-The
ship Golconda sailed for Monrovla, Africa,
to-day with 800 colored emigrants on
board,
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NEW NOVELS AT LIZA MAIN
IN STREBT.-TURNER, the newsdealsr, has
just received large lot of NEW NOVELS.
Any Novel wanted can be found at the RlCH-
M0ND news DEPOT, lila Main street:
STATIONERY cheap; SCHOOL BOOKS, etc.
etc. oc 2S-ts
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lust RECEIVED per schooner Ar
- mepia 800 tons superior ANTHRAClTE COAL,
which VIII De pleseed to furnish to my custom;
ers and tie public at the lowest market rates /
have stove coal equal to the Carbon Hill Coke
Also, 0Ek AND FINE WOOD.
Orders taken for SOFT COAL. ANTHRACITE
COAL sold by weight.
Cthce 1850 Main street, and at yard, Nineteenth
and Cary streets
no l9-ts CHARLES n. PAGE.
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COPYING PRESSES, COP WING
" Books, and all materials used In copying let
tsrs Inks of all kinds Gold Pens, Steel Pens,
and Quills Inkstsnds In greet variety--soms new
\ ote Paper. Blotting Paper-indoed. Papers OF al
most every kind; Fine Pocket Knives, from 10;
seph Rodgers & Sons; Fine Pocket. Books ana
Bankers Cases Bill File6 Letter CLIPS; Blank
Books Of every description.
Having Book Bindery and Blank Book Manu-
factory the subscribers are prepared to bind BOOKS
and make blank bookstn any pattern and size de-
sired. WOoDHOUSE y PARHAM,
oc 30 1875 Main street.
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COnfectiONerJeS.

NEW FRUITS, NEW FRUITS.-Just
N received 100 whole half and quarter boxes
RAIsISS 100 drums ELEME PIGS, barrels GgR.
RANTS, 10 trails DATES, 10; 900 C0CoAHUTs; 70
OVANGRS, LEMONS, and APPLES Our CAN
DIES, long and faycr.eiy known 70 me sr.dsi
nurity Also, SUUAg and AnLAsSBS CAKES,
and SODA and bUTTER CRACKERS, are offered
to thu trade on the NEST liberal terms.
oc 28-ts LlMMEh q w.
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Coal and WO0d.

DEST ANTHRACITE AND BTU
ID MINOUS COAL sold at lowest cash prices
and delivered in any part OF the city and vicinity
to families. ALBERT BLAIR,
Office llla Main street, with Cabell Watkins.
no Al-5taod
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DOR SALE, to arrive by New York
Il steamer, fifty cakes CHEESE
nol8 ARMiSTEAD & CARY.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Having taken
~ the agency for the sale of the justly ceie-
brated COAL from the pits OF Mr.. J. C. Deaton, I
am prepared to furnish GRATIS, ENGINB. and
BLACkSMlTH'S COAL OF superior quality by
the cart or boat load. Those who have used It in
former years viii do well to giva ME a call. Man.
ufacturers furnished on reasonable terms.
ANTHRACITE and DOVER COAL, OAK and
PINE WOOD, at lowest market rates.
J. NJ. PILCHER,
Eighth street between Main and Cary.
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TWENTY BARRELS COLUMBIA
L SYRUP. very superior article twenty
barrels hard Sugars, twenty barrels Molase.s,
in store and to arrive for sale by
no 10 ARMISTEAD & CARY.
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The North Carolina Election.

WILMINGTON, N. c., November 90
The election has closed. There was no
disturbance and not one arrest made
during the two days.
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Books. stationery, dc.

THE VERDICT OF A JURY.-An
Il eminent Georgia judge used to counsel III az
friends never to bet on the verdict Of jury This
sagacious jurist commended that the verdict jury
would render was one Of the events Of this world
which 1t were impossible TO correctly forsteI.
We believe there Is much good sense In such sd~
vice, but there are matters shout which shere 10
not shadow Of doubt. For instance: All con.
cede without argument that the cheapest and best
lot OF STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS. MAaA-
ZIuBs, PERIODICALS, &C., In this Latitude are
to be had at CRUTCHPIELDS. no. III Broad
street, opposite the fredericksburg depot. no 70
NEW DOORS.
IN PETER LIPP. The story Of a boys venture.
TYSDALL ON SOUNDS. $3.50.
COWLE,s EZEKIEL and DANIEL. $2.as.
AENOLD'S NEW POEMS. Si7s.
MADAME sByRTCHINE's LIFE AND LET
TERS. $l.7s.
KATHARINA. BY Holland: Sl.so:
THE CONDENSED NOvSLS. By Harts. SIS.
FOUR OAKS By Thrope. Si7s.
mwlD0W sPRIedIss BY author Widow Bsdos
EAP0GgoI. By Mrs. Huhlbach $500.
MARIE ANTOINETTE. By Mrs. Munlbaeh. 81.
BULwER NOVELS each, 81
DICKgNS'S NOVELS. each, III So
C0METa UP AS 4 FLOWER: aoe cents:
nos sI4 Main street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-13
AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS

KE THE MOST perfect purXauVe
n we are able to produce, and,as we think. has
ever vet been made by anybody. Their effects have
abundantly shown to the community how much
they excel the other medicines in use. They are
penetra ing properties stimulate the vital activities
of the body remove the distractions bf Its organs
purifythe blood, and expe disease. They purge out
the oul humors which br ed and grow diste Dper.
stimulate sluggish or disordered organs into their
natural action ard impart tone and strength to the
whole system. Not only do they cure the every day
gerous diseases. While they produce powerful. eff
fects, they at the same time. in diminished
doses, the safest and best phySc that can be en-
plOyed for children. Being susar-eoated they are
pleasant take; and, being purely vegetable, are
entirely harmless. Cures have been made that
would surpass belief. were they not subsiantiated
suspicion of untruth. Many eminert clergymen
and physicians certify to the public the rel ABILITY
of our remedies, while others have sent US the as-
surance of their conviction that our freparatlons
contribute immensely to the relief OF our afflicted
( fellOw-men. -.'
The Agent below named is pleased to. furnish
for the use of these medicines and certificates OF
their cures of the following complaints:
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism,
Dropsy. Heartburn, Headache arising, from foul
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction OF
the Bowels and Pain arising therefrom, Flatulency,
! Loss of Appetite, all Diseases which require an
blood and stimulating the system, cure many com.
plants which it would not be supposed they could
reach such Deafness, Partial Blindness. Neural
gia and Nervous lrrtability, DerangementI OF the
Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kindred disor-
ders arising from low state of the body, or OBJ
/ structions of its functions. 80,
| do not be put of by unprinclpled dealers with
other prep %rations which they make mo q pr hit
Demand AYERS and take no others. The sick want
| the best aid there is for them, and they should
Prepared by Dr. ]. c. AVER & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
and sold by G. Roberts, Columbus, wholesale ano
retail. and by all druggists.
| NIL &rv0p