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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04


WONDERFUL TRICK OF CHINESE MA
aIclAN.-A marvellous trick performed oy
A Chinese magician is thus described ny
Thn Batatu, an Arab who travelled in the
faurteenth century: "He took wooden
hall with several holes In II. through which
long thongs were passed, and laying hold
of one OF these, slung It into the air.. 1t
went so high we lost sight Of II altogether.
There now remained only little OF tho
end of the thong in the conjuror's hand,
and he desired one of the boys who as
sisted him to lay hold Of il and mount. He
did SO, climbing by the thong, and we lost
sight of him also. The conjuror then called
TO him three times, but getting no answer,
snatched up knife, as if in great rage,
laid hold of the thong, and disappeared
also. By-and-by he threw down one of the
boys hands,. then foot, then the trunk,
and then the other hand and foot, and last
of all the head. Then he came down him
self, all putting and painting, and with his
clothes all bloody; but presently he took
the boys limbs and laid them together in
their places and gave a kick, when presto !
there was the boy, who got up and stood
before Them"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04

J. X. Glover writes to the New York
Farmers Club that he has been so engaged
in his experiments in Matching eggs artiii-
cjallv that he has not had his clothes oil
more than two and half hours in any OF
the twenty -four for the last three months.
The results of his persevering labors he
SIMS ND as follows 81 have used up about
sixteen hundred eggs, and | have now on
hand. in good condition, sixteen Chickens
inst one chick to one hundred eggs! y
Still he believes the thing can be done if
he only knew how. :,
J.R. G.. would have succeeded better If
he had been an old hen instead OF the
goose he appears to be.-Amertcdn Farmer.
A scholar, a bald man, and barber,
who were travelling together, agreed each
TO watch four hours at night in turn, Tor
the sake of security. The BARRIERS lot
came first, who shaved the scholars head
when asleep, then walked him when his
turn came. The scholar scratched his
head, and feeling it bald, exclaimed ;
" You wretch of barber, You have waKed
the bald man instead Of me-"
Mr.. Peter Cooper says: 81 placed on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, IN the
wear 1929, believe, small locomotive,
which think was the first that carried
passengers in this country. This locomo-
tive was built in part in New York and IN
part in Baltimore. The next year Il think
il was) built locomotive for the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad in the works then
had in BALTIMORE
An Ohio paper tells novel love story.
A young couple planned an elopement, the
girl descending from her room upon the
traditional ladder, but at the gate they
were met by the father of the girl and a
minister, by whom the young couple were
escorted to the parlor, where, to their sur
prise, they found all their relatives col
iected for the marriage ceremony, which
took place at once. twas neat paternal
freak.
A lady in New York announces that she
will sell, for the benefit Of a Catholic fair
in that city, piece of the coffin in which
General Washirgton's body lay thirty
eight years, piece of the ferrule of his
cane, and a part Of an embroidered silk
dress once worn by Martha Washington.
Bishop Ashby, being asked on one oc-
casion to take a little whisky: " Nay"
said he, 81 make no use Of the devils
tea"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04

A few nights since, as a son OF the Enc
raid Isle was riding from Salem to Bever
ly, Mass, on a horse-car, the conductor
called Tor his ticket, but the passenger was
unable 10 lind it. "What will L do 2"
says Pat. Pay me seven cents" saws
the conductor. "Murther an, 'ouns but
/ didn't give but six for the ticket -
Cant help that" replied the conductor.
"our fare is seven cents or a ticket y
which SUM Pat unwillingly passed over.
Soon after he called the conductor with
JOY beaming on his countenance. and said
"pye found the divil; now give me hscE
my clint and take the ticket"; which was
done, much to the amusement of The mas
sengers, poor Pat not thinking he was
paying double fare.
An English physician dined every dav
for more than twenty years on q tankard
Of strong ale, bottle OF port, and quar-.
ter OF pint Of brandy and pound aud a
half OF rump steak. lie thus daily spent
an hour aud a half Of his time taking only
one meal day.
Mr.. summers speech about the North
western Russian territory is long enough
70 cover the whole ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04
Tirgi,siG Springs.
SPRINGS,

S,WEET SPRINGS,
The ind sf.igned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has taken the above
FAMOUS and SsIUBRiOUS wATkRIN0- PLACE,
and that Il will be opened for the reception OF
visitors on the 18TH OF JUNE, with every appoint
mant and attraction to render II, AZ heretofore,
TIL. UNITED STATES.
He need only refer TO hose who have known his
previous career IN a caterer TO have his assurance
believed bat the cuisine cellars, attendance, and
accsmmoi ons, will be unsurp passed..
The SWEET SPRINGS are approached from
Washington City by the Orange and Alexandra
and Virginia Central railroads. .
Parties desiring to make arrangements for vlslt-
Ing the Springs, or Information, shouid adSreL,s
the undersigned, until 3lst Of May, at New YORK
Hotel, New York after that time, Sweet Springs,
Monroe county, West Va. ,,o,,
my 2l-tJyI JAMES CAhRoLh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04

A SENSIBLE SILVER FORK.-An obvious
improvement has been introduced by a
Birmingham manufacturer, which consists
in making the fork whole and followed or
fiuted for about two-thirdS its present
length, leaving the prongs of the sufficient
length of half or threc-fOurthS of an inch,
the implement becoming thus a partially
"split spoon," convenient for small parti-
Giles, liquid or semi-liquid ingredients,
peas, and the like. Who will introduce
them first into Richmond? ?.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04
The Cotton Narhct-LarGc Receipts Of Tohac-
Co-The Catholic. Baptist, and Methodist
Fairs-The Merchants Exchange.


Co-The Catholic. Baptist. and Methodist
Fairs-The Merchants Exchange.
PETERSBURG, June !, 1867.
There has been less tluctuation in the
cotton market during the past week than
in the same length of time for several
months. This would seem TO indicate
that-nOw that peace in Europe has been
assured, aud the aggregate amount of the
crop from all sources being pretty well
aScertained-the value Of the article has
now about found its level. If this asSump-
tiOn j. correct, we may expect prices to
maintain q good degree OF uniformity till
the incoming Of the new crop, when the
agitation will begin again, 10 be continued
through another season when, according
to all former experience, fortunes will be
lost and won.
The receipts Of tobacco for some time
past have been very heavy, being between
four and five hundred hogsheads per week,
with large quantities in loose parcels. SO
far, the receipts since the 1St of October
amount 10 q little more than 1000 hogs
heads. Having no statistics OF former
years at hand, no comparison OF the pre-
sent with the past can be made; but con-
Sidering how much smaller the crop Is no"
than formerly, it is believed that Peters
burg is getting her full share. me price,
obtained for good grades should nave
tendency to stimulate the culture, anu
at the same time enforce the necessity VI
paying the strictest attention to the curing
and manipulation. a;o,;,od
The month of May has been SignalIZeGS
by the holding of several fairs, all Oh Whi e.,
have been successful. The first was 1ol
the benefit of the Catholic church. the
second for the Baptists, and the thlrd iol
the Metbodists. The last mentioned VII
close 40 night and the proceeds canno
he ascertained for day or two. The "a
thoI;cs realized S1,65S, and the Baptist
saOo II is agreeable to notice the fac
tbot IN such occasions a fine spirit Of har
,nonv prevails among the members Of the
various churches, all lending helping
hand to each other.
The Merchants Exchange has been re
moved to their room in the fine new build
ing Just erected at the corner Of Sycamore
and Washington streets. The institution
has proved to be a marked success; ant
as the present location is convenient TO al
the warehouses and commission merchants
we may expect TO witness an animated
spectacle when the industry Of the country
comes to be fully re0rganized. 5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04
HEALING SPRINGS,

These Springs will be opened to visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE NEXT with accommodations
for 800 persons. They are delightfully."- situated In
Bath county, surrounded by the most beautiful and
picturesque scenery, and present attractions equal
10 any place in the mountains OF Virginia, occupy,
ting a central position in the group Of mineral
iprings, for which this portion of Virginia is so
sustly celebrated. =,
They are of easy and convenient access by the
Central ralrC ad. the Orange and Alexandria rail-
road, and their connections to Miilboro depot on
the Central railroad thence by stages (restrcted to
ten passergers) over fine turr pike road, twenty
three miles 10 the Springs, crossing the Warm
Spring mountain, and passing on the route the
Bath hlum W arm, and Hot Springs.
The principal buildings are extensive and SUB
thorough repair; and the furniture in every de-
partment is new.
The medicinal virtues Of the waters are gene
rally and fivorably known. 1t would be useless
in the limits Of an advertiseme mt TO attempt TO
give a statement Of the effected by their USE
They have proved highly eficacious in the worst
cases Of Dyspepsia, Chronic niarrhGa, Diseases
Of the Liver, Bladder and Kidneys, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Asthma, Bronchial Affections, Cuta-
neous Diseases, &c.
their curative properties, reference is made TO a
pamphlet, with certificates, 10 be had on appnca-
ton to the agent of the Springs, or to M ssrs.
PURCELL, LADD Y CO., Richmond, who Will
keep supply Of the water for sale.
Hot and Cod Spout and Shower Baths and
Plunge Baths can be had at ell times.
Pare Freestone Water from the mountains IS
conveyed through the principal buildings, afford
ing an ample supply for all purposes. ..,
After the LIST of June there Will be daily mall
and daily line of stages to the springs. ,
An experienced physician will reside al the
Springs during The season.
Boari, So per day $40 per week .
my sow JOHN l.. EUBANk, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04

John DO0LEY, HAT MANUFAC-
u TURER AND DRALER, No. l2ll Eagle @
Square, Main street, Richmond Va, lie now -
In rees ipt Of all the staple and fancy styles go
chantG OF Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee
will find In this stock the very best assortment OF
goods In the Hat line. Their trade Ia respectfully
Solicited. His experience OF upwards Of thirty
years In the trade in Richmond iustihes him In
saying that he Knows Whist Kind Of goods will suit
the people. and he Is determine TO keep them.
Amongst the latest sty les sived are the Bou.
levardE," "Cordoyas," Black Crook" new
stylo "Saratogz." &C.. &c. NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04

IF YOU WANT a NICE TRAVEL
i LING TRUNK, VaLIsB, or LADY'S sATCHSI,
HENRY GONST, 1897 Main street. between Fiji
teenth aud Seventeenth, can supply you at very
moderate rates. my.3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04
yl,HE HOT SPRINGS,
TEMPERATURES PROM 10 to ITO PKa. FAHRENHEIT.
TARDy. WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors:
! r WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Resident Physician.

VIII he omen for the reception OF visitors JuN
lsT 1887, under the management OF Colonei - a.
Ali the buildings having been repaired, painted
and Aired ont with NEW FURNlTuRE LIN ~ ,
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these sfRlNds onsi
unsurpassed attractions to both the lnvand ana
pleasure seeker No expense or effort hae peeh
spared by tho proprietors 10 make IL rs comiorla-
bic and pleasant AZ poss BILE 10 all visitors;
The nor WATERS here have been well known
for more than half century to posses In won
GENT, and STIMULATING PROPERTIES, and
have become Justly celebrated Tor ths cure OF
RHEUMATISM. GOVT, DISEASES or THb II
YER SKIN, BLADDER, and WoMB fAhadn
SIS the result Of injury or sereus sHnslon Gon :
TRACTION OF MUSCLES and JOINTS, DlAk,
RHE A. and DYSPEPSIA, accompanied with sokE
MOUTH and TONGUE. $4,000, .
NEW lighthouses have been erected, q
BAND OF MUSIC engaged, and BILLIARD and
ROWLING SALOONS fitted up. .
The splendid BALL RO0M has been thoroughly
reftted.
Koute from the North, piH Orange and hlexan-
dria railroad to Gordonsviile: thence Uid virginia
Central railroad 10 Millboro' Depot; thence to
Hot Springs direct over turnpike distance twenty
miles by Trotter & Co.'S stage line.
Route from the South, ola Lynch burg or Rich.
mond, and Virginia Central railroad to Mlllboro'
Depot
TBRMs: SO per day 800 per week.
The number Of passengers TO each stage Is tby
special contract) LIMITED TO TEN. my 10 I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04
Stock ReQuiSitiOnS.
OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
RIoHsoSp, May 7, 1857. {
~ MEETING OF THE R0ARD

N OF DIRECTORS Of the Virginia Central
Railroad Company held at tho office of the COM
pany In the city of Richmond on the Sd instant
the following resolution was adopted
"Res0iUed, That the delinquent stockholders be
required to pay the balances due their stock IN
three equal instalments-yiz, on the 18th OF May,
SOth OF May, and 18th Of June"
The stockholders referred to are requested 10
pay The rsquisiions promptly, ard thus facilitate
Tue comp elton Of the roaq to Covington.
my o-tltJe j. GARRETT, Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04
DRUGS, Medicines, DC.


LIQUID RENNET, FOR iNr rx1Tzrp
1pspiE s a Trash supply lust received and soid
~ hhih'i' T.. WAGNER, hpothecary,
n.y. ,orner sixth and Broad straets
Tvo ROOMS over rug store for rent Jet-sr-
ALLEGHANY WATER, from a.,. the
a Springs in Montgomery county ]ust on an
4 cow Z the springs' Pamphlet can DC had on ap'
plicationp fG LApD 4 CO., Druggists,
Ageh'h Richmond Va.
DAINTS. PAINTERS CoLoho'
WINDOw GLASS, &c.
LEwIs's WHITE kE E,Tt P %Eab,
R REP R%MISI WIRE II LEAD,
s sPfsENo TS"lkk:pEsTINE. 81.
CHR0ME GREEN; dry ana n IA o., %n oil
PhRiS GREEN, dry and in oil ;u.
TTH HGE,isA v VsRMiE dIyy iSa IN On
XAkN Nw q s sup sssopts dn Sizes;
for sale o PU fST fhfh Hy CO.. prussst:
mvso 1916 Main street, corner IhlItsentn.
VOUNG's ARNICATED w 81 / T ], p
1 FELT BUNIoN and stT GSFSa rMHosELEY, ~
my 80 1924 Main, nsar rou,eee..S--
uTIsHART's PINE TREE Il A r
W CORDIAL for sale Blunt Il MosBLEY,
my~ ls24 Ma. near Fourteenth street:
rLIXIR CINCHONA, IRON, AND
IL sTRYCHNIA;
EIIyIR CALIsAYA, IRON, and BISMOTH;
ELIXIR BARK and PYROPHosPHATE Of IRON,
EIJy1R BARK and PgoToXIDE OF IRON.
ELIXIR yALERIANATE AMMONIA and Qul-
NINE.
ELIXIR IODINIZgD HORSE RADIsH,
ELIxIR and WINE OF PEPsINE,
CITRATE OF BlsMUTH,
SOLUTION OF GUTTA PERCHA,
and many other new and valuable pharmaceuti'
cal products, 70 be had OF
MEADE Il BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
mva5 Ninth and Franklin streets.
DON'T WAIT-but use Immediately q
bottle of WOODS BED-BuG POISON or
your bedsteads, and prevent future annoyance
'''' my ?5
UTINCHESTER'S SYRUP OF THE
W hif'r h0'i ia ! WI " PHARMACY,
my2i Fifth and Marshall streets.
DLOTCHFS. ITCH,
Is PRICKLEY HEAT,
RINGWORM.
and all gRUPTioNs OF THE SKIN, Immediately
relieved by using -
No family should he without II. -
LEONAED'S DIARRHGA md CHOLERA PRE'
VENTIVE.
For sale wholesale and retail by Messrs. PUR
CELL. LADD co, Richmond, Va. my Il
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, SPIRITS
- TURPRNTlNB, just received and for sale by
r. w. POWERS,
my2 corner Main and Fifteenth streets.
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTBRS.--
y Five gross o. these justly celebrated BlTTERs
inst received, and for sale at the manufacturer
price by K. W. POWERS, Druggist,
my2 corner Main and Fifteenth streets.
NOW Is THE VERY BEST TIM K
~ to use WOODS BED-BUG POISON. my 25
TRUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have just
i received WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
the best truss in use for retention and radical cure
of Hernia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP
PORTER. JOHN w. RlSON, Druggist,
NH 10 Main and Third streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-22
THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY Association.
To TIE Editor Of TIE Tribune.

To Editor Of TIE Tribune
SIR: thank you and your unknown CORE
spOndent for the extracts made in your paper Of
morning from the columns OF The American Bsstonary
lie has unwittingy perhaps, omitted in his quotation
what is essential 10 true understanding Of the unsecta
ran character OF the Association, and which, II quoted
would have defeated the purpose for which he wrote
We shall not trust respass too far your courtesy IN
asking you 10 republlsh small part of that quotation,
with the omitted parts added IN italics:
"ooT A"ocaaon is undrnonaona Its proHe made With
equa sincerity TO all evangelical churches HpoPoss 10 at t equal
lrs ooordiag the esent Of e trusts W me
rA Bdpss Wot COZ eraiIon wh pertains mainly GOv
tTnnfRta Jdeias our relations haze be end trust riH
ttus mutually .atVaeo Tor hs hemd DtA and tndipdual
haze merely he aorer Of asir schools and Of
physical relc saH Hdearor TAXI ne teachers commanded
hges, dtge, bteiot me ooorsd people
te a. htaJu' as We nom Missions Which os' ehuTAs,
the Freedmen not only schools physical relief but also
htrsei By them, relieve Hausn Christian scoo,
plant and nOu churches Of tie faith Of the Puritan
~ al ne,, or sAau edaror TO maintain orr yndenOmna-
at caus % J'HSa IN ne highest degree IN oar p0per for
lar, ag kd and Z" al iHgs meei ne oIpr0raI Of
nv this record We wish 10 stand. In this spirit Of
Christian faithiulness to all orders Of Christians whose
eyangelze an ignorant and dOwutrOdden people, the
Association WILL II God permits, steadily 20 forward
FOR coparon OF the statistics OF the two organizations
named and give you the number OF persons engaged In
teaching under the auspices OF the American Missionary
Association during the year just closed inviting corre-
spending statement from the Union Commission.
Tho whole number Of our missionaries and teachers
among the freedmen during that time was 62s OF whom
Including lC marOns460 were directly engaged aB super
tntendents and teachers IN the schools
For tho current year tho prevailing sickness In the
South west where we are sending largo number OF
teachers has delayed their location ana complete reports
from inc Western branches are not yet IS soon
the Union Commission 81 statement OF tho hhtbIh Vi
tDe Two OrgaA.l@Vs for the present year yours. SC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-22
SPIRIT or THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
on SHERMAN AS A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT.
From The Ia Crosse lwIsl DemoerAt

on SHERMAN AS A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT.
From The La Crosse wis Democrat
And such q candidate! STANDARDIZATION
TeCumseh Sherman-Nandal sherman-Shcrlnan OF the
torch aud aX-Sherman, prince OF a band Of bummers
thieves, vagabOnds and ruians-ShenBan, whose maIcl
the sea" would have damned TO all eternity legion Of
pirates and reebOCtcrs-Sherman, the lacEty, tool,
eftCuant " the SangamOn brother of the devil the OBJ
scene, brutal. and boorsh linCOln-Sherman, whose
hands red with the blood Of thousands OF American
reemen-SheIman, whose most glorious acts can be writ
ten IN two words Atlanta" and columbian This
mushroom Of civil war, blOOdwaered rank with the
corruption and wiCkeduess engendered In the hesh cru
SADIE for the euelayenent and degradation VI white men,
and the triumph OF DiggcTs-tlis Ming a Democratic
candidate for tie hOnors which, as paity we have con
Ired upon Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson, Van
BuIcu, Pierce, and Buchanan Proposed by kentuCk
ian from Sovereignty thousands Of whose rest IN
uuhalOwed graves, slain FOR the love OF liberty 10y bhci
mans minOnsI Great God that Democrat should 30
disgrace himself and bumilate that grand old party
on RELIGION-WIIH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO METHODIsT6,
The la Crosse Democrat is not whining, canng, pur
talical Ongfaced church organ having Tor ls mssOb
cOakng q the sn iDquity, HCentOusness, i'm
morality. beastiy actions, gross ndecenccs, unchstian
performances and su qualifications OF the vast crowd
o. clerical bOOdhouuds OF Zion, who leaders OF the
church expOunGers Of religion dabbeTs in politics. and
a Mirror Of Fashion, in which we give pictures Of men
end sentiments they exist not caring one whit FOR the
good Ill opinion Of AL the hunbug egOnists CantlIg
hypOctes pulpit prOsttuters clerical indl5cretOnisls
their advisers indOrsers this the other side Of
the home Of the Late Lamented We print acts 1t Is
duty 10 unmask vainy, 10 expose corruption, TO
moral defOrmity, to rip open the cotton batting
sawdust filing. which gives such pumpness to the sneak
Ing gaunt, rotten skeleton which Olahs," and yea
abs" and oh LOrdas and spends the hours Of setting
daY in talking niger instead OF Christ and In leading
sisters up dark alleys rather than leading souls to saliva
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-22
Total.

OF the counties from which returns have yet been
received the following gave Union maOriiies Lassen.
70; Mono, 81 The following gave Democratic najortes:
Diego. 9 San BernaTduO l52; MERGED, 200 Kern,
27s; IuyO g. Stanslaus OF this decides the
case Ftzgerads majority will be less than 200, while
Spragues will exceed 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-22
CALIFORNIA.

TEE ELECTION FOR JUDGE or THE SUPREME
COURT AND SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION.
Tie San Francisco Times of Oct 90 gives the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

pIsRArIr AND TIE ToGIEs-ENGIIsH HosTIL-
my TO ITALY AND TO CEEiG-NOW MANY
TENIANs ARE TO BE HANGED TIE fENlAN
60, al AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP - NEW
Hoors-FssAYS ON A Liberal IDUCATIoN-
IrxcIAKE's CRDlEA--.IURHAYs plNNIl;-
TuE NEW TUACKEBAY 49, INTERNATIONAL
COPYRIGHT - REVIEWS or DIR. HOLMES >
NoyIi.-NIss EELLoGG's SUCCESS.
49,, Onr Ouu Correspondent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-21
American Life Drops
For the speedy euro Of

rOr Ine speedy euro of
ID I p II HI H H I A.
Coughs, Colds, HoaBeness, Sore Throat Ron.
cnlLA' rheumatism, and all kindred
- complaints.
nor FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTTCI "a
j. been before the people, and the VeEdict
returned nom every quarter by the CON
suneTs OF the half million bottles that bHva
oeen sold within that time, is, that
"LT ALWAYS CURES"
fseaa the following, which is only a spect-
t IsH oi the many letters we are daily receV-
..o,, "BosToN, MASS,
.oEkIN SKINNER q Co.-sIRS:-NnIViih
sLSinoihg my general prejudice against pro-
u tiSStaty lor patenp medicines, was induced
~ ~ ouy Two bottles of the American LIE
DtoRsI through the high recon- r9endatInu NJ
them by friend, as always c1ring DIntberis,
SSInugns' Golds, Sore Throat, Rronchitis &C.
,sl1ueen years Of age, was taken sud
ELY GsniS ~ WIN Dptheria, and could scarcely
22FEssSalk OF swallow, his breathing was "a bad
We were much alarmed but decided 10 nv
s slS LIE OEo psDeiore calling physician. by
USING Inc drops according 10 direction Ls
49,, 49, Ion renewed and the disease entirely
Droken up. L let a friend SUFFERING with
rheumatism have one OF the h1ttIes lie
~ INC Lue drops gave Immediate relief
,eno que the best medicine he ever used. a
10y usS5 nun, suffering from Colds and
OIceraLed sore Throat, used some m bjS and
were cured In a short time SSince then let
~ oLDSIInerI physician have part OF mine.
.LI win which he cured a bad case of DID
tt 1s.la q ne Is constrained to acISnowleds0
mat they aravRluable.
truly yours, A n ETnE,Rr
Inc Lie Drops are carefully prepaTei ty
ORRIN SKINNER a co.
~ ,,, so pc PToPrietoTs, springfield, Mass,
pem SSia R ~ an Druggists T
inch; Co., Chicago, General Agents.