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g RICHMOND USK FACTORY.
Those In want OF weil-Inade, durable TKUF hs
can get their supply at factory prices. and at the
same tine encourage HOME EHTEEPR1aR We
keen GOOD assortment Of our own make on hand,
and SO make to order such styles as the purchaser
may desire, with interior arrangements 10 suit
their own convenience. Labor is cheaper here
than in the North, and materials just rs cheap as
In the North. The freight and drayage on oroi-
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece
40 we SAL the profit that the northern manufactu
rer me kes and tho cost OF freight and drayage.
he purchaser can SEQ by the above facts that we
are enabled to sell HOME MADE TRUNKS for
Zss than northern TRUNKS Of same quality are
old In this market.
REPAIRING-We also do al kinds Of REPAIR
ING, when, with g. small outlay, you can save the
expense OF buying new ones; and while an Old
| Trunk will not look as well as a now one, yet II
| will be Just as strong as new one. We also TX
| LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF BOOTS
| SHOES, and CATERS of the latest styles and best
make, made expressly for US, all widths and sizes
| which we are selling much lower than these thai
| pretend to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with.
out rood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS i BRO,
No. 433 Broad strcst, corner Fifth,
| and No. 9l9 Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. ts3 Broad street. corner Of
| Fifth je la-ts
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SDecj0L Notices.


uN- GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE
so,,h.rn States Of tho MANHATTAN LIFE In
suRArCE COMPANY or NEW YORK, Rich
,nond, Virginia
ANNUAL lNCoME............... sa'eooooo
sURPLUs....... .......'.....'....'..... N''0
Expenses less than any Cash Company.
liberal modes OF payment Of premiums.
Insurers receive the larges, bonus ever gwen.
dividends made annually on all Participating
policies.
No claims unpaid.
Policies incontestible.
r MOORE, General Agent, Rich mond.
J. ADAIR PLEASANTS,
conaral Agen, for Virginia, North and South
c,rolina. Georgia. Florida, and Alabama.
J. S. u. COLLEEN, Medical Examiner.
ONCE No. 1901 Main street lover Telegraph
m.o, au l0-1m
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Nv S0-d2tawiw &swltwiw

MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
W. DAY SCHOOL, lo3 Linden Row, Franklin
street. The twelfth session of this school wi'l
begin the lst of October next. Circulars viii be
ready for distribution in a few weeks. 1t would
be great convenience to Miss PEGRAM in ma king
her arrangements for another year TO be notified
as sooE as possible of the pupils who intend en-.
taring her school in October. Address Mlss
PEGRAM, box 1876 Richmond post or Messrs.
STEVENS & PtGRAM, Gil Broad street.
~ MSThtlSe
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,JeaCeIe9'S, &c.

on TO THE LADIES OF RICH
I'll MOND AND THE SURROUND q
C0USTRY.-I would respectfully inform my
friends and customers that have now on hand Il
large and We'll. assorted stock OF II a & GOODS,
embracing, In part. extra long and heavy Hair
Braids, Curls, Waterfalls, Frizettes, Wigs, Tou-
PEGS, etc
will pay particular attention TO the manufac-
ture and repair of all articles in my line.
All styles of HAIR JEWBLRY made TO order
and neatly repaired at the lowest prices.
WILLIAM WlLDT, 2ll Broad street,
eu9 between Second and Third.
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
4Il 80. 1885 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth,
EIcu9ogn u
MES. P. E. STUBS. PgopsIzrpr,

Mss. P. f. STUBS, PRoPsIsrEEss.
formerly Of the National House. Broad street.
This house is situated in the most business mart
Of the city, within short distance OF the Tehacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Central and
the Danville railroads, and offers unusual induce
ments 10 the travelling public. Terms: Only TWO
DOLLARS per day. Ia III
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HOUsE CORNFR on

edmond HOUSE, CORNER OF
~ GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS. RICH.
located building, having been thoroughly repaired
and newly painted, 10 now open and prepared to
accom- modate TRANSIENT, PERMANENT, and
DAY BOARDERS. The rooms are large, siYy
and handsomely furnished, the location il central
and combines everything desirable. Terms mode.
rate. my sl-ts
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A MELIA ACADEMIA SELECT
N SCHOuL-limited in number preparatory TO
the University Of Virginia. opens FIRST MoHDAl
y OCTuBsk and closes with an examination last
Friday in July Of each year.
Terms for session Of ten months Board and tut
tion $500 payable $3.50 october st. $3.50 March lst
For circular &C., address Maoax post. office,
Amelia county, Va. ~
IL 30-2tdw0TS WILLlbM Ii. HARRlS'E.
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ng NOT ONLY IN THE UNITED STATES
but across the broad Atlantic, they use
CHALFANT's COCO CREAM.
Far and near the opinion OF all Is expressed
THE BEST.
For sale by all druggists. aus
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OPENING THIS WEEK at NOW
OLAN aGO.'sa MAGNIFICENT assortment Of rich
JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND sILVERWARE,
fresh from the factories Of Europe and America.
LADIES' SETS OF PINS and EAkRIN GS-the
damon DIS, PEARLS, EMERALDs, and other
precious stones.
ELEGANT WATCHES, with all the improved at
tach ments.
SUPERB LEONTINB CHAINS and PINS.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS.
CARD-C ASSES, HANpKEECH1EF HOLDERS,
and great variety OF bea Htiful
PhESENT T.. ~ GOODS.
An endless variety OF STERLING SlVERWARE
In cases at prices as low any house in New
York or Philadelphia Call and examine at
NOWLAN & CO.'S,
corner Of Msin and Tenth streets.
,a1o above the post Office.
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poRERT uHAuaI JAMES L. HLCST,
RoBERTT. BEooK3.
kT p. II. E1AURY E co.,
(EsTABLIsEgD IN 1881
BANKERS AID BRoKERs.
No. lol4 Main street,
ara. house below thu post-oacs,
RICHMOND, Va.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND sILYER,
gAEEEoTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED End COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible poiuts In the United
CO.. fs7
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CoAMIss1oNER's OFFICE, Augusta, Is
RICHMOND. VA, August IL, 1857,

RICHMOND. VA, August IL, 1857.
4 DMINISTRATOR MOTTO E.
"a LAST CALL.-sl II persons debted to the es-
tate Of Martha Il. Isbel, decea,ed. late OF Louisa
county, are hereby motif led that they must ma ke
payment at once, and those having claims against
the said estate must present them properly
authenticated, for settlement as the business OF
the estate must b. closed.
FRACIS T. IsBELL,
Administrator OF Martha II. IsbeIi, deceased.
au i?-hst Office opposite Spotswood HOTEL
TO ADVERTISERS The UNION
l. REGISTER, published at Union, Monroe
county, West Virginia, affords special induce
Lnents to merchants and others desiring 10 adver-
uss In that section Of the country. address
THOMAS McCRERRY,
Proprietor Register,
1yla-lm ONION. Monroe county. Wast Va.
SHOT, 200 bags assorted New York
~ Company for sale by
aus-lw aARyEYs l. WILLIAMS.
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,
u LOCUST GROVE, in Albemar.e county,
Va the former location Of Dr.. Gessner Harrison's
school. one and half miles from Greenwood de-,
pot Virginia Central railroad. Preparatory 10
the University OF Virginia ir ancient and Modern
Language Mathematics, Natural and Moral Sci
ences, and the English branches.
The Principals graduates of the University
OF Virginia in all the subjects taught the school,
and have had successful experience of four eight.
and ten year, respectively, IS teachers In schools
of high grade. including hose OF DR. Gessner Har-
risen, Rev. William Dinwidde, Bloomfield AGA
DENY, Edgeworth Female Seminary, n. c., Hon.
3. NJ. r. Hunter's he ect school, and others
TERMS: +. r tuition and board including fuel,
washing and lighs, for ten months list September
10 9Th Junel, S275 in currency, half in advance.
balance LIST OF February. Only two boys in Il
room. Board in the best style. For circular, ad-
dress the Principals.
Post. oit!ce Greenwood Depot. Aibemarle county,
Va. II. n. g. WOOD Principal.
A. K T T0Scky, Associate Principals.
Reference is invited to the Faculty OF the Uni
versity o! Virginia and to the patrons and students
of all the schools in which the principals have
taught jy l2-2taw9W
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@s. ZETELEE, RESTAURATEUR.-
ais tables always supplied with everything in
season. as we'll as delcacies and Injuries, foreign
and domestic Refreshment and Dining rooms ior
ladies and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
best OF liquors. and Scod attendance everywhere
e2i Ne. l2oZ hhlN oihHHi'
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A MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
General JAMES Il. LANE and Mir. HODIJAH
MEADE, both experienced teachers. The pupils
of this school will be prepared for the University
of Virginia or the Virginia Military Institute
For circular and further particulars apply to
either OF the above-named gentlemen, box $50
Richmond Va " ll-3m
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THE EOPEDALE HOME SCHOOL
4 FOR GIRLS will reopen on the LIST OF Octo-
Der under the charge OF Mrs. BoYDEE and daugh-
ters The usual branches OF English, French.
Latin, and Music ara taught, with careful training
under the influences CT 4 comfortable and peace
fui homo .
TERMS: For board and tuition, 800 per half
session; Music, $50.
| refer 10 my Pensioners, Hon. William c.
Rivos, Hon. B. J. Barbour. Messrs. Wellington
Gordon and Colonel JchniM. Patton.
Ny address Is Gotham Depot, AlbsmaIle.,,
E. B0YDEH, 81. a.
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FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
f LADIES.
BONNIE BRAE. BALTIMORE COUNTY. MD.
PRINCIPALS, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. hcBlair;
Head Of Scholastic Department, Miss Duncan;
English Literature and Bellies Letters, Mr. Nc
Blair;
Modern Languages, Professor Lsonce Rabillon; ;
Vocal and instrumental Music, Professor E.
TLorbecks
Drawing and Painting, Professor D. A. Wood
ward.
This institution will be opened on MONDAY,
September lGth The frs: session OF the scholastic
year closes January als The second session
June 3Gth
Bonnie Brae is situated on an elevated ridge on
the old Frederick road two miles from the west
ern limits OF Baltimore, and within easy access 10
the catonsrille passenger railway tina: communi-
Gates with the city.
The number of pupils VIII be limited TO twenty.
Circulars giving further particulars. may be
found at J. S. WATERS SONS, Charles street,
and EHTZ & BASINS bookstore, Charles street
For admis sion, apply TO Mr.. G. b. ACBLAlR
iy 50-lm
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.-The
- second session OF this School will begin on
the lst OF october and close on the 25th Of June
following. Major JOHN J. REEVE, Mr. JAMES b.
BAKER, Major EDWARD CCSsIsGHAM, Jr, and
Captain K. n. CCSS1SGHAM, Jr., will be associ ated
with me in the instruction and government OF the
school.
TERMS FOR THE SESSION: Three hundred and
fifty dollars in currency. There are no extra
charges except for fuel and lights, which will cost
each pupil about BIS.
orinfornation or admission apply to the SUBJ
scriber. JAMES p. hbLCOMBR,
Bellevue post otlce Bedford county, Va.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-I am prepared
~ to furni-h the best ANTHRACITE COAL, for
furnaces, CRATES stoves, at lowest market sAtes
also GLOVER HILL and MIDLOTHIAN COAL, or
CARBON HILL COKE. Also, OAK and PINE
WOOD. Those in need would do wei to give me 8
call, as am determined TO accommodate.
CHARLES II. PAGE.
ogco at DR.. o. A. Strscksr's, opposite Old Market,
Main street. ~ l7-3in
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NTIDLOTHIAN LUMP COAL.-The
w Midlothian COMPANY are now prepared to
Orders left at their Office, No. 1915 Main street,
second floor, will receive prompt attention.
~ l6
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by Telegraph.l

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE weather
suddenly turned very cold last night.
The thermometer at : o'clock this morn
ing stood at eight degrees above zero,
About four inches of snow has fallen
since 2 p. nj. yesterday.
The ice gorge in the river above broke
last night, and came by here ut IL mid
night. The ice is from three to fifteen
feet deep, and is running from shore to
shore. The head of the drift struck
some coal and fiat boats lying below
the water works, carrying eighteen OF
them down stream.
The gorge next struck the hull of the
steamer Argyle, lying ut the foot OF
Ludlow street, cutting her hull badly,
and letting some four feet of water into
her hold. A heavy cake next drifted
her against the America, the new boat
building for the Louisville mail line.
Her lines gave way and both boats
drifted down stream.
The America lay next above the Pine
Grove, and struck her with great force
carrying away her guards and cook
house; also breaking her cylinder. The
uaIDipc IL dDOul tNO tiououhu ""'i"'"
The Newport Belle, ferry boat, while
making her trip, was also caught in the
ice and carried down stream, together
with the other boats. The ferry boat
and America were landed below. The
Belle had her wheel carried away, and
lies below 9TH street. The America lies
at the head of Picayune bar.
The Argyle, at IL o'clock this morn
ing. was floating down staeam at the
head of McCallum rifles. She will prob
ably sink on the bar. She was being
dismantled at the wharf and had her
machinery all out. She was built ut
Pittsburg some twelve years ago. No
insurance.
The coal boats at last accounts were
floating down stream below the foot of
5th street.
Reports are current that the Memphis
packet Alice Dean, and Nashville packet
Rowena, were sunk last night near Nc
Callum rifles. The reports are believed
to be unfounded.
The board of underwriters have shut
down on the boats, and will not allow
any to leave while the weather remains
as il is.
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RIVER NEWS.

OUR steamboat landing presents q
dull and gloomy appearance. The river
is full of heavy floating ice, and navi-
CATION is entirely suspended.
Mr.. S. C. Baker, the well known and
popular steamboat agent, arrived in
this city yesterday He will spend q
few days with his friends in this city.
On Tuesday, at Parkersbmg, the
wharfboat of Gordon & Co. was cut
through by the ice, and is wreck; the
freight was oil got out and afterwards
the boat was towed across the river,
when it sunk. Messrs. G. &. Co. will
probably be able to save most Of the
lumber, as the boat is sunk in shallow
water.
We presume the following will be OF
interest to our river mon:
Statement of Pilots and Engineers 'eho
hare appeared before the rdrioas tooat
Boards during the year ending September
3Oth, 1866:
EnCinaara
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On Christmas eve night, about the
rising of the moon, band of seven or
eight men rode up to the door of Mr..
James McCarty, an old man, living on
the Columbia road, about fourteen miles
from this place. Three Of them dis
mounted, entered the house, represented
themselves as yankees" demanded Mr..
McCarty's keys, forced them from him,
unlocked the small iron safe in which
he kept his money and papers, and took
from it 81, ole in gold, sl3O odd in silver,
$50 in greenbacks, and 80, 900 worth OF
notes and accounts. They then left the
house and rejoined their comrades at
the gate, taking with them the said
money and papers. They took with
them also Mr. McCarty's shot gun, al
ready loaded. Mr.. McCarty and his
wife followed them into the piazza, and,
as they made ready to ride off, denounc-
ed them. At this the old mans gun
was fred at him. He received in one
leg some thirty or forty squirrel shot.
Mrs. McCarty was also painfully wound
ed in the thigh, one large ball, apparent
ly from n revolver, passing entirely
through the leg. After this the desper-
ADDE'S rode off with their boOty.-Edge-
field Is. c. Advertiser.
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prescribed a. penalty ct the time Of its
commission, was not before the court.
But the principles which have been sol
emnly proclaimed determine also this
question, and the tribunal which has
delivered the opinions above referred to
must necessarily decide that as it is o
punishment to deprive o man OF the
right to hold Office, it is equally pun
ishment to deprive him of the right TO
vote, and that he cannot be deprived OF
either by an er post factO law. And the
fiat which sweeps away the obnoxious
clauses from the Constitution of Mis-
souri, performs the same Office for the
Constitution of Maryland.
OF course its effect upon the Consti-
tuition of West Virginia is precisely the
same, and the provision for disfran-
chisement adopted last Spring is shown
to be, Just what it was always claimed,
o violation of the Federal Constitution
and therefore null.
We regret to add, in this connection,
that on yesterday the Supreme Court OF
Appeals in this State, now in session,
pronounced the act of the Legislature
prescribing test oath for attorneys to
be constitutional. The case upon which
this decision was rendered has been ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court of the
United States and, of course, the deci-
sion was reversed. The principles set
forth in the decision on the GARLAND
case are directly applicable to the test
oath enactments in this State, and VIC
presume it will scarcely bo contended
by such bitter opponents of everything
looking like the assertion Of Estate
rights as the radicals in West Virginia
are, that decision by our State court
can over-rule and reverse the decree OF
the Supreme Court of the United States
The language of the Supreme
Court is clear and emphatic
1t says that "a counsellor does
not hold his Office as matter OF
grace or favor. To appear for suitors
is something more than is revokable by
court or Legislature. He can only be
deprived of his office for misconduct ol
professional delinquency.
1t cannst be indirectly done by
SLATE aud the reason by which
that conclusion is reached applies simi
larly to Congress" All of the test oatl
enactments in this State fall within tht
definition of er post factO laws and are
alike forbidden by the Constitution OF
this State and the Supreme law of th'
land.
We regret that want of space pre-
vents US from giving the minority, o'
dissenting opinion in these cases. We
shall endeavor to present it at an early
| day,
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Mrs. Surgett, when a widow, was
courtcd, won and married by Colonel
s., then q Confederate officer. Two days
after marriage the husband was ordered
away, leaving his bride behind. Many
letters Of love passed between the two,
but, finally, came one from the husband
avowing that his marriage had brought
the DEEPEST distress upon a former
sweetheart, that his love for that old
sweetheart had revived, tha. that for
former sweetheart was pining- into her
grave, and that nothing would save her
life but dissolution of the bonds that
fastened him to his bride. The wife
begged, but the husband was inexorable,
he acknowledged his'guilt, but declared
that q separation was necessary and
should be final. The wife sickened and
almost died, and at last asked for a di-
vorce, the law being 80 lenient as to
grant divorce after one years separa-
ton without hope of reconciliation,
and 50 the two were divorced.
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Democratic Nominations for
Council.

YIllsr wARD.
Erst Eraneh-william =. Wilson
S,oond Rraneh-John Hughes, Thomas Wheel
=, Francis A. Ebert and Thomas. L. Cocayne
SECOND WARD.
Yr,, B,anch-Peter z. Znn.
>,co,d BrcncA-T. p. Shallcross and Simor
krIin.
H,,. Brsaeh-G. w. FranLheim.
,,,o,.d Erdneh-S. Brady, j. Z. Achcson. Z
" Brockunier. John Nolan.
FOURTH WARD.
Ey,.t Brdneh-J. N. Ewing.
>,a,d Branch-John Hamilton, James
arLe-. William w. Miller, John Amick ant
t,,orss K Tingle
rIFIH WAND.
FRS, B,sach-Andrew Wilson.
s,,,d Brdaeh-B. N. Eoh, 5. N. Derrsh
lanes g. whyte and John Vockler.
SIXTH WARD.
U,,t ,,tsrsash-Samuel J. Alexander.
S,,grS Braach-Lcwis Yuncks, j. n. ClarS
.ul 2trnard Stanley.
SEVENTH WARD.
C,,t Rrsneh-Jacob Berger.
ke-,.d Rraneh-J. B. Sheppard.
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whs would net lie bsautifnli whs would not
add 10 their beantyi What gives that marbls
purity and distagm appearance We obssrVe up
on ths stage and In tie city belief Its no long
er secret They use IIagans Magnolia BAim.
Its continued use removes tan, frecklea, pimplcs
and roughness, from the face and hAnds and
leaves the complexion smooth, Transparent
blooming and rzvlshing. Unlike many co.Inet
les Il contains no material injurious ~ the skin
Any Druggist will order IL for you, II net on
hand, at 50 cents per bottle.
w. L. HkGAN, Troy, N. r., Chemist
DEMAS BARNES 4 Co.,
wholesale Agents, N. Y.
ssrntsgs Spring water, sold By u
Druggists.
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"Jes som-"E1actly ."--Solon Shingls sald
they were there "every time" IL he fels .owiey.
in the morning. he took Plantation Bitters;
he felt weary at night, he took Plantation lhtten
II he lacked appetite, was weak, langnid or men,
tally oppressad he took Plantation Bitters; and
they never failed 10 set him on his pins square
and frm. ,. -.
Few persons want any better authority; bus
a. some may, just read the following;
I owe much 70 you, for
verify believe the Plantation bitters have @ saNes
my life. REV. W. IL. MAGoNE E
I have been great sui
ing. Tho Plantation
''''' REv. c. A. WILDWOOD,
New York City"
l had lost all appe
tite-xa. 40 weak and enervzted / could hardly
walk, and had perfect dread Of society.
The Plantation Bttsrs have sat me all right
JAMES HEMINwAl,
81 Louis, Mo-"
The Plantation Bitters
have cured me Of arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for yeas.
25l broadway, New York.
Mr.. q NJ DFyOE. manager OF the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says abe
has given it 10 the weak and invalid children
under her charge, with the most happy and grHt
living results" We have received over hun.
dred reams Of such certificates, but no advcr'
tisement Il 30 effective A. what people them,
selves say Of n good article Our fortune and
our reputation Is at stake. The original quality
and high character Of thes. goods will he sus-
tanned under every and all circumstances. They
have already obtained sale In every town VII
lage parish and hamlet among civilized nations:
Base innitators try "a como near our name AMI
style a. they can, and because good article ran
not be sold as low poor one, they md some
support from parties whs ds not care what they
seil BE on your guard. Sce our private stamp
over the cork. T. ii. DRAKE g. CO,
New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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MEDICAL.
aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight Superior to any ColoEns,
used 10 bathe the face and person, 70 render Tie
fume clothing for headache, &c. IL h manuise.
tured frum the rich Southern Magnolia, and Y
obtaining q patronage quite unprecedentsd. ~
IL a favorite with actresses and open singsA
IL is sold by all dealers, AZ 81 90 In !arge 99,ss
and by DznAs BARsrs & Co, New terk, "esis-
sale AgentS -.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by az
Druggists-
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Lrosis Hrrrlcr on Pusx JAxAicA Gsssr--
for Indigestion. NAUSEA, Heartburn, SICK Hesf'
sshe. Cholera korbus, FlafuIeney, g.. visss
warming stimnlant 10 required. IL esrcfd pre.
para,ion and entire purity makes 10 cheap ssA
.ryrhsrr At % cts. per bottIs. Ask for "LToss"
Pure EItraet TAke no other.
ssysssEs spriss water, s.l4 y aii
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