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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-15

FUTURE DAY.
A UCTION NOTICE.
REX, HIGGINS < CO., ArcrrossERs.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
REX, HIGGINS i CO.
WE WILL SELL
on THURSDAY, oCTOBgE II, 1867,
AT orR aALEaRoOMs,
Nos 6 AND GERMAN STREET, BALTIMORE.
IT 10 O'CLOCK,
on -FOUR MONTHS CREDIT,
HEAVY BLACK CAsTORS,
FINE BLACK ALL-Wo0L PLAIN BROAD.
CLOTHS,
FANCY. PLAIN, and MIXED CAssl-
MsRss;
SUPER LINSEYS, various styles;
"a BLACK ITALIAN CLOTHS.
BLACK ALPACAs and COLoRED sERGEs,
l.: cases Low, MEDIUM and FINE, PLAIN
and Ribbed MlXsD SHIRTS and
DRAWERS;
Low, MEDIUM and FIaE, PLAIN and
RIBBED SHETLAND SHIRTS and
DRAWERS;
40 cases WHITE, PLAIN, and RIBBED GIL
MANToN HOSE, exhibited in original
cases.
Also, will be found
900 pieces IRISH LINENS, medium to fine
numbers
PILLCW-CaSE LINEN and
SUPER LINEN sHgsTINGS,
l 900 SUPER MAkSEILLBS TOILET QUILTS,
. 900 pieces sAXONY Wov2N DRESS GOODS,
OF the celebrated manufacture and i'm
portation Of SCHNEIDER Brothers, Now
York
These goods all consist OF fresh styles and
qualities by the latest steamers, never before
exhibited a. auction, and suitable for present
demand.
The goods Will be offered in original lots, and
the sale will fully merit the presence of the
entrs trade.
100 pieces SUPERIOR CoBURGS.
Also will be found
$50 pieces PARIS MEEINoS,
EMPRESS CLoTHS,
PARIs DELAINEs,
PAEIS POPLINs,
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C,FRGFaNT'S SAL I! OF BANK
- sTuCK.-In pursuance Of a decree Of Rieh-
,noud Hastings Court pronounced on me .pth Gay
Tstinnal B4bk OF Virsini. =. linst 5. T suit and
the Central Bank OF New York, viii sell for
nn Tuesday tho 18th day ii October, lot7, Al II
o'ciocL II, the ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE
SEtRFS OF STOCK OF THE NATIONAL BANh
or VIRGINIA mentioned IN said dacree
THOMAS y. DUDLEY,
ne 5-tds Sergeant City Of Richmond.
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LETTER Tgnw rEE-is&4u3.ci.

Correspondence Of ;he Richmond Dispatch.
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The Counterfeit Bonds pilitrcncc OF Opinion
~ 10 Where they were Printed -'shr Radicals
troubled about Reports Of {. raI,1'> tu.l.cr,a-
tive EcciinS-Thc New York Elections. etc.
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0Vx WASHINGTON LETTER.

COR evsndcnco ct TO E3camonI Dtsratch.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

BY Sampson Jones, IT.. L Co.,
A1ctoneers and Commission Merchants fhtsshth
street between Main and Cary.
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By Cook !. Lsughton, Auctionesrs,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
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IABELL x WATKINS. llD "@
~ st.est, Lancaster Bu..a.nt, H,sa, .sa'
ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS AID 4.Al. y
having especial tacilltis, WIN h"f.hrt'
,tnia prrrh.-er.. .oiicit com! 2nrsat. n s..
Of REAL Estate IN the ely Ard stat hf
exchange, lease or purchase, pr.SateF '-
auction on the most liberal irTui-, .....tf
E. CAaEISir0S CAob1".
AND am J. b. WATKINS.
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auction Sales.


FUTURE DAY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28
IN MEMORIAN.

WHEREAS, We are called upon, IS Sabbath School
to mourn the death of beloved Teacher, Sister
Many HUSr. Her never-failing attendance here,
causes the vacancy thus made TO be telt From her
consistent Christian like conduct, exhibited in her
daily walk and conversation, are assured that
NARY had indeed, 'chosen the better part, aud orr
confidence in the promise Of Heavenly Father.
doubly that the choice thus made shall
not be taken away" As Teachers and Scholars OF
Pearl Street Sunday Schools therefore, do We offer
this tribute TO her memory:
Resaiesd. That in the death of Sister Mary Hunt,
our SABBATH School looses an efficient and patent
Teacher-.hs Church exemplary and pious mem
ber and that deeply sympsthzs with her bereaved
parents and relatives their irreparable loss Heaven
alone heal earthly sorrows like theirs, and from
that source alone can consol alton come.
Rssolred, Whilst the tears of anguish beiimn our
eyes, that the hand of death aas thus entered our
circle and snatched from of number: the
reflection that the Christians hope OF Immortality
and eternal life hers, and although the sorrow IS
ours at the suniering of earthly ties, yet she has
gained the Joys of Heavenly bliss and the solemn
| question is brought homo to each of US: Am
as well prepared to die, deceased Teacher.
The aimonition arises from her grave it has from
thousands and Of thousands, who have preceded
her to the cold and sleu. tomb: Be We also ready "
| JAMES 81. Poe,
4z- d.. ID. CRAwFoRD,
-e j. j. RUSSELL.
Richmond Feb. 9th, 1857.
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CAPTAIN j. NJ. COMMON India

CAPTAIN j. II. COMMON s.-The India
-napolis- correspondent of the Evansville
Journal, thus speaks of Governor Bakers
private Secretary:
aSince Governor Bakers assumption
of the Gubernatorial chair, the personal
staff Of the Executive has been reorgan-
lied. The business of the department.
has diminished so much since the close
of the war that less clerical fo.ce is re-
quired- Colonel w. r. Holloway and
Colonel w. H. Schlater. so long associa-
ted with Governor Morton, and SO pleas
anty remembered by thousands in all
parts of the State, hare rendered their
designations Captain j. Al. Commons,
| formerly in charge Of the military cor
respondenca OF the Executive Depart
ment, is now very ably and aceeptabiy
| filing the position of Private Secretary
to Governor Baker. Captain Commons
possesses in marked degree the qualities
4 of courtesy and discretion, indispensa-
| BILE requisites in a confidential Score
| tary." ttr -rs.....--.
! We have been personally and we'll ac-
quainted with Captain Commons ever
since his connection with the Executive
Department. In addition to being a
| fsithful and competent Secretary, he
combines the qualifications of gentle
man, socially and urteously--Journal.
We, too, have been acquainted with Capt COMMONS
from, and vouch for the correctness Of
the Journals estimate of his qualifications and entir
fitness for only the position be now hils but fol
auy one he may be called upon TO occupy.
Il takes a CoMzoNs-ence man to "spel BAKER, y az.
hence we predict general satisfaction from the correc
discharge of Executive duties during the term OF Gu
| nreaent Governor.
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Tur CrRRr,cy-It il now ouite Ger

The CURRENcY.-It is now quite GER
tain that this Congress viii not come
to any definite result in reference to con
fraction. Ii is TOO late. and other ones
tons are pressing with greater urgency
The subject will go over TO the Fortieth
Congress. and something may be ex
petted from it. The views of the mem
bers arc so conflicting that it viii require
considerable time TO settle down to dein-
tie action. The interest of parties is
also conflicting. and the pressure SO great.
that time will be required for these
forces to sufficiently expend themselves
to permit freedom to act for the good OF
the people
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Death of Richard Jobes.

HALL or Eipsoar LopsE, No. le2, F. "a; NJ
FEBRuARY 18TH, 1857.
The Committee appointed to present to the Lodge,
suitable resolutions the death of our Brother,
Bichard Jobes respectfully present for adoption the
following:
WHEREAS, In the Providence Of God, we are called
upon to pay the last tribute of our esteem TO n de-
ceased Brother and whereas, by this manifestation of
the will of orr Great High Priest, are reminded
that "death is the common lot of all, and we
bow in humble submission whilst we mourn the loss
of our worthy Brother Richard Jobes. who has long
been an honored and respected member of Economy
Lodge; therefore,
Resolued, Tha. in his death the Lodge has lost q
most devoted AMI jealous member, the community an
honest and worthy citizen, and his family warm de-
voted parent and friend.
Reso,sed, That as Masons will cherish with re-
spect AMI the memory of deceased Brother
and earnest of this, that the Lodge be drsped
in mourning for the space of sixty days. and that the
members wear the usual badge of mourning.
Resolved, Tha. tender the aged companion and
family our sincere and heartfelt sympathy, in this
their sad hour of mourning and bereavement.
Re.olre, That these resolutions be placed upon the
records of the Lodge, copy presented to the family
of the deceased and that the same be published in
the Randolph Joa rnal, and Richmond Palladium.
|. T. C. CLARK. Sec'y.
: : + : k s:sR; Committee.
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Cincinnati Markets.
THVasDAY, Feb.

THVssDAr, Feb. Is, 1857.
FLoCR-Held frz1iy at previous prices, bat the
demand has been quite light; superdne 80 2aa9 -;
trade brands sl2 5o1l2 IS, and fancy sI4gl6 o.
WHEAT-Prices remain nomnaily unchanged
No. j, spring at 50 2oS2 A, winter at So Soa2 s5
CoRN-Unrhanged and firm; 55Gs5c- and
sheIled Sic.
oATS-Firm at sig sc for No. !.
RYE-Firm at .. 249I IS.
C0TT0y-Quiet and unchanged; middl;.x ca1
2e5sc-
wHISKY-Firn At sc IN bond.
PR0vISFoSS-Ths market Is dun and closed
without any change.
NESS PORK $40 IS. @
LARD-13c was asked a0
BULK MEATS-were oder.d At ~, e1se.
EGGS-21c ~ ira
BUrTER-Unchaaged, At 27@zse
CHEESE-FsrM a. fA9Isl<~
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.T.-lsi0.-X.-The 1meunt OF Fantation Biterst
sold n rear IS something starting. They wonld
fill Broadway six feet high, from the Park u sth
brakes mandatory is of the institutions
OF New York Ii IS said ths; Drake painted all the
rocks in the Eastern States with his cabaliotc IS.
T.-IsSo.-N-,' and then got the old granny egisia-
pass law preventing dishguring the face OF
nature" which gives him monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but do know the Plantation
bittess SELL other article did. They are
used By all classes of the community, and death
on Dyspepsis-eertain. They very invigoratinc
when lang uii and weak. and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggist
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The Reconstruction Bill.

1t first provides Military Govern
ment for the rebel States, for the imme-
diate protection of life, liberty, and
property Secondly, it d declares the ex-
isting governments in the rebel States
provisional in their character. Third,
il provides for the organization of new
State Governments by authorizing con-
yentions to be held to form constitu
tions. which constitutions must grant
suffrage without regard to race or color.
Fourth, all male citizens shall have the
right to vote for members of the conven-
ton, and to be elected to seats therein,
who are over the age OF twenty one
years. without regard to race or color,
except such as are made Ineligible to
hold office under the third clause of the
constitutional amendment. Fifth. when
the constitution so formed shall have
been ratified by the people. and accepted
by Congress, and legislature elected
hereunder shall have ratified tue Con-
stitutional Amendment. then Represen-
tatives and Senators who are loyal and
can take the prescribed oath, shall be
admitted to seats in Congress.
1t will admit to the polls, for the pur
pose of electine members of the several
conventions, nearly two millions of vo-
tiers, excluding only those who are eXclu-
tled by the third clause of the constitu-
tionm amendment, and who are estima-
ted to be thirty thousand in number.
It avoids tue dangerous territorial
theory by expressly recognizing the
rebel States as States, but with illegal
and unauthorized governments. The ac-
friends Of the bill on that clause of the
Constitution which declares that the
United States shall guarantee to each
state a Republican form of government"
1t excludes from participation in the
| existing governments in the rebel States,
all who are excluded by the third clause
of the amendment This will at once
revolutionize these governments, if it
! can be enforced, but it is believed by
many members of the Senate that it will
he imperative, as there is no provision
for it's enforcement. and the military
part Of the bill would not extend TO such
| case.
The great defect in the bill consists in
tue fact that it makes no provision for
the initiation of the new State govern
ments, leaving it voluntary matter with
the people, or rather with the existing
governments. who are most likely to I'M
dertake it, and thus have it under their
control
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The Senate of Missouri Monday
passed bill, by vote of 10 to Z,
submitting to the people, at the next
general election, an amendment to the
Constitution to strike out the word
white" A similar. proposition was in
troduced into the House, which was
made the special order for Thursday,
Ito day.
The population of London is gradu-
ally decreasing This may be startling
assertion, but nevertheless it is true. The
last census shows that the city proper
numbers only 100 900 actual residents,
and this number is diminishing, dwell
ings being displaced by warehouses;
The solid men who give the city its i'm
poltance are nearly all non residents
The actual population is large COM
posed mainly of the working classes and
those in the humber walks of life, and
constitute but forty per cent. of the
number of persons who transact bust
ness there The city Of London proper
is not much of London after all. Its
surroundings count millions
A bill was introduced by Senator Sher-
man. on Monday. which. authorizes the
Secretary of the Treasury to issue bonds
Of not more than six per cent. payable
in coin, the proceeds Of which shall be
applied exclusively to the payment or
purchase of the existing Indebtedness.
these bonds to be known as the Con
solidated Debt of the United States
The bonds are to be subject to an annual
tax of one PEI cent on the amount, in
lien of all other taxation the amount re-
ceived for tax to be paid into the Sinking
Fund for the redemption of the debt.
The Chief Justice and Secretary of the
Treasury shall be Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund. and prescribe rules for
the management and disposition of the
funds. The issue of $500, 600. 900 of
bonds at FIVE per cent. interest. principal
and interest payable in Europe. is au-
thorized- The bill will not be called M
at this session
The Freednen's Bureau has received
letter from Grayson County, Texas.
saying that the Government must do
something to protect the negroes, two
have been most hrutally murdered with
in the last few days. Rufians are con-
unually maltreating the blacks. Within
circle of twenty miles q dozen men
have been .ssassinated
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sin lifting the kettle from the fire scalded myself
very severeiy-one hand almost TO a crisp. The tor
ture unbearable-z The Mexican Nus
tang Lniment relieved the pain almost Immediately
1t healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
CHAs. Foster, 40 Broad ST., Philada.'
This is merely sample of what the Mustang Lini-
men will do 1t is invaluable in all cases of wounds
swengs, sprains, cuts bruises spavins etc., either
upon beast.
Beware Of eounterfeirs. Noue is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steelplate engravings, bearing the
signature of G.. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and the
pripaie stamp of DEAAs BARNES Co., New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

MARRIED-On the Els. inst, at the residence OF
J. ". Mauzy, Esq, By the Rev. L. A. Chapman, Mr..
REEcE CADwALLADER, to Miss SALLIE A. ELLIOTT.
all of this city. No cards.
Thanks to our young friends for their kind remem-
brance OF and if joy, bliss, and long and useful
life, can be guaranteed them through the wishes of
the printers, they have them in double portion.
ON the eth inst, at ST. Paul's Church, by Rev.
J. B. Wakefield, Mr.. JAMES FITToS, to Kiss MINNIE
FLANDERS.
On Feb, Goth, at the house of Samuel Fryar
by Rev. L. W. Chapman, JAMES A. LoNGisAKKR to
SARAH A. FRYAR, all OF Wayne Township. - Is
"SwKEr prospects, sweet birds and sweet Towers"
were naught in comparison to the two mammoth
cakes-.silver' and afrut''-ani the bottle of maple
moasses aths first Of the season., that accompanied
the above notice. Happiness prosperity, length Of
days, ami contentnent were unanimously voted by
and our typos, gathered around the marriage
feast belonging By natural AMI constitutional rights
to our young friends
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&allad 1
RICHMOND, md. FEB. 2sth. 1907.
TAirsy-sevessA Volume.

AeaiR do ws launch our old weather beaten
vessel for snoshss twsiss months voyage. She
he's been tried and proved-hsr calling qua.'-
tea ass - eood - svss-,hat, At least, is tbs
opinion, tpartsai IL msy bs.) of the humble p'-
10, who has been guiding it for the past Eve
years. He has no, enieavorcd 10 please every
b5dy--thst would te superiative nonsense. and
had he undertaken tia, task the old ship might
have becn drifting aiout among my policy
shoals and mHlatroms or stranded on Julian
icebsre. His efforts have been mainly TO ID
xiaHT- live up 70 the motto that il nailed to
the mast.hsa BE just and fear not" &C.
How fsr he has succeeded. is let for those who
have closely watched his course TO determine
He would not undertake to pilot the old Palla-
dunn in any other direction than he las already
done. II the old passengers are satisfied with
him. no one viii feel more grateful for their gen,
erous support and their continuance. than him.
self Now is good time for those who have
not been pAasengers to take . trip: All aboard,
friends; the fare is now the same as it was
thirty six years ago: Two Dollars . year, in
advance. Flour Is now 81 per cwt.. then il
was only $3.50. 4e8
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FORTY-NxTH YEAR.
THE J0U RNAL FOR 1867.
OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN INo,ANa
The Largest, Cheapest and Bess

The JOURNAL win begin its forty sixth year on
the 1st of January, 1857, with larger permanent
period of its existence 1t will continue, hereto
FORE furnish the readers with more and better ar
ranged and selected reading natter-News Political
Literary and Misceilaneous-tha any other paper in
the State. In short, it will be The Best Newspaper
The Best Political Paper The Best Family Paper The
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It gives greater variety of Reading Matter, Able
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Local Intelligence Attractive, Selected and General
Reading Matchmaking it the most useful and de-
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ana. The Department of STATE NEW 5 will receive
especial attention, and yhRg of interest trauspi
ring in any part of the State will be carefully noted
The coming session of THE LEGISLATURE will be
digest of its Proceedings and Debates, with such
formation and comments the subjects discussed as
will enable its readers to understand them.
CONGRESS-.
The present session of Congress is one of the most
important ever held. The JOURNAL will enotain the
latest Indulgence concerning its action and faithful
abstract of its proceedings In our Family DEPART
ment will always be found the fullest and most com
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MARKET REPORTS
carefully prepared Market Report, giving mos,
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The Business Man, she Farmer, the Mechanic. the
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WHAT DID IRA young lady, returning to her
country home after sojourn of . few months in New
York. was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
of rustic flushed face, she had soft, ruby compiler
ion of almost marble smoothness and instead OF q
she really appeared but II. She told them plainly
she used Hagan's Magnolia Balm, and would not be
without it, Any lady can improve her personal ap-
ordered of any druggist for only so cents.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all Druggists
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Flour selling n Nsw York u $ll5oA$I2
per barrel. Herr i : selling foe $l4 Per bba :,
o 81 per cwt-quits difference. afsr freight
10 added between prices hare and thsrs. Gen.
Nsring infrns - hat hs i selling No. aoar
At The Vslhy Hah Il IS Is pes ewt eash.-
Here IS ~ asp~tunity 70 80. r,~~.y
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A6rr aAGSoLiA.-Tae pre:tess thing, the
.swesses. II n1," and the of il for the least
ronev Il overcou,es the edor of Precipitation soft
and adds 3ssscacy 10 the skin IS delightful per
tame; sllavs .eadaehs and infa "a. .iou, ard Is q
necessary COMPANION in the sick room tia nurssry
and upon the toilet siieboar1. II can be obtained
everywhere 81 one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggist,
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r. ROSE
Surgeon Dentist.

1uIg0OII DSnt1St,
u E81ECffULLY reminds his friend. ana III.
- public that he continues the practice Of Dept.i
Surgery II the OLDOFFICE on the n w corner
OF Main and Peari-stsy--where he viii be piessed
sasaieifs share Of the pablc's patronage ard -
rants enziFe satisfaction. -
~ Teeth Extracted sithoa; Pain, BIZ Tie nae ~
Nitrous Oxyde or Laughins Csc
RscA ~neA. YeA- 81 szsy
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Heimstreet's nmitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily gro wing in favor for twenty years. IL
upon th absorbents the roots of the hair and
ahanges it to its original color by degrees. All in
Simultaneous dyes deaden and inure the hair. Heinz
streets dye, but is certain in its results,
notes its growth, and is beautiful HAIR DREssING.
Price so cents and sl.oo. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all Druggists
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Ben Davis ought not to be counter
anced or tolerated" is the opinion Of .
very ecsrssss Pleas, Of New Castle, echoed
BY the q True Julian Copperhead'' Of
this city. Our phelinks, in consequence.
are 'mnchly excruciated very!
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All who value a beautiful head of hair, and its pre-
servation from premature badness and farming gray,
will not fail TO use LYONS celebrated kathairon. 1t
makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, eradcates dand
ruff, and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. Ii is sold everywhere.
e. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

Alfred Kilgore has been confirmed a.
District United States Attorney, for the
District Of Indian.
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LreS's EXTRACT or PrKE JAxA,cA GIS6KR-for
Indigestion, Naasea Heartburn Sick He.aache. Chol
sra Mor5os, &C., " here warming, genial stmnlans
makes il cheap and reliable article for curary pur-
poses Sold everywhere, at 50 cts. per bottle.
Saratoga Sprinsster. sold ~ all rsrss;s,.