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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

STARVATION IN iA.-lntelheence TO-
day reports great suffering in Loudoun county
Va lust across the Potomac from "asnlhe
ton II says tIl4t many persons are Dol 1i"s
Starvation
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London aud Liverpool Tobacco Market.

ErtrGcted from O1Lsy's Monthly Tobacco Circular
Lirsrpool, april 3, 1867.
LONDON, April 9, 1867.
No change has occurred in the position OF to-
bacco since our last report of ith ultimo.
The market has been steady throughout the
and the trade have supplied them.
selves, as occasion required, from the medium
grades of western stemmed. Fine qualities
are only in moderate request, and the assert
mcnt OF such il limited. For export there has
been no demand and leaf generally is but lit
tie inquired for.
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InE I<rrS,IIbS CASE. The counsel en-
gagged In brnJtfo OF the Georgia and Mississippi
......rGau cases held a consultation to-day,
s... creed that Charles O'Cunor should adj
......a The supreme Court in IN" Georgia case,
.r Judge BLACK should speak on the Missls
.l.... .a-. The arguments viii be heard OF
.t-- tsA. and ii decision i expected as early As
taa-ulue,Ilur Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

LE4t-rrhs - BANKRUPTCY, &c.-Chief JUS
H.. t.ha>a today took up for consideration
the applications for appointments of registers
n Bankruptcy The first VIII be made for
NV York, and then PennsylVania, and the
western ~ta:rs will follow. The only commits
$50. already issued 10 a register is that OF eX'
G".vruur Hamilton, OF Texas, for New Or
leans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

INFORMANT DEoIsIoN.-lnterest on DEBTS &C
grHf.., sgurlug The rebellion 10 northern credit
.ur. Aas been decided by Judg" Warner, OF
Georgia 10 be cOllrctable .-Ha'id.
But almost every other judge has decided
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

Tpy WHEAT CEoP -Hastjngto" April p
Tie monthly report Of the Department OF n 3
acaI.ure says There are favorable ihoiea-
lions Of i good wheat crop.
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Man DtsFErBrrJuS. "A dispatch from
Washington states that a chang" - 10 be mad.
.r lib, method Of distributing tn" mails. The
...ag- viii commence with the New York
..# Erie road On next Monday two daily
.ruautiug cars viii leave New York on this
s.as. one At S 4. NJ, and tn" other ut half
..-t = L. n and IN addition 10 conveying the
..... III mails these trains viii also distribute
..s ...E the Wv stations. When the system IS
.....m.mtai throughout tn" country. letters Will
Ts#M4 f#eI. Grs tnJtluu> IN much shorter pc
s..4 taau lt present and the smaller places
Will be- brought into speedy communication
VIZ. the centres Of business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

hFrw"f~u.r ~FAtUTNG.-Ihe many friends
ur a.l-uup >paldIug, now lying i'll with
.#at#w.uuu ~ the bowels, viii learn with
!. .aE-a.c shat At> condition. considered almost
stamele~~. was yesterday evening somewhat I'm
r..E.3. though by 40 means out OF danger.
ILL., Muy>ultu Dr. Nc>herry, with Professor
~a#GrA md iIT . Donovan, j. in daily attend
ta.". and ID professional skill and the prayers
is. tHa Catholic community are Of avail, his
.u.#y.gy may be expected Baltimore Sun, 2o's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

pas g#k EEvauELISe THE CITY OF New
T..a.--Nr have received a map Of plan for
-..s...Ia.aug the rltv Of New York which was
...u.-ul 10 the Legislature last month by
i #t- T. Serrru The principal features Of
wis plan are. Chnnging the shape of IN"
...a.iar. Oh the raStrTly side OF the city OF
>-.g York and the westerly side Of Long
l.ud opposite by cutting new East river
.lslI i quarter miles long, $500 feet wide,
.a#.H forty feet deep. and extending from Green
i..at To Long Island souud.-N.tr York HTdtd.
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DISSOLUTIONS.

nISSOLUTIOS OF CO-PARTNFR-
IL SHIP.-The co. partnership OF BARGAaiN y
MULLER Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
VINCENT BARGAMIa il alone authorized to col
lsct the debts due the late hrm, and all claims
Element. NlsLEsl - AhoAniS'
A. MULLER.
RICHMOND lpril 10 1907. apl7-lw
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CEoPs From all parts OF the county ~, tn o
r,ygrr of rn-yybeat crop is excellent. There
is every Indication of a fine crop Winchester
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BOOTS AND SHOES of all kinds ut
ID lower prices than can be bonght ut Gn1
any other house In the city. All In want
are invited TO call and examine my stock
| have secured the services Of Mr.. koW-
LETT WINFREE "a salesman, who WILDE pleased
to see any OF his friend. who may give bin CALL
have MEMS CALF sEWBp BOOTS at SIX DOL
NN'' ~ H. NJ CASTOR,
AMI 1870 Main street.
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-r-an FOR pIsrrIIERfFs.-The following
.......E circular announcing III" adoption OF Il
s..trn t.r dg>tli.rri"s was, last week. issued
sr.f. t#.n Hst.Ur Of internal revenue.
<.#.-~ is hereby given thai the Secretary OF
.ar treasury has adopted and prescribed for
..~. IL. Gl~rlllrrirS n metre invented by Mr..
.,#. + Tee. ot New York. and that r"Eula-
s..a- Tor IN" Introduction OF such metre Will
l.. issued i'm a feyr days. Zach collector will
.mt.tY every dIs;Illrr who applies 20 make pay
r.-ut fur she special tan for the year ending
Nav j. l>r>, that he will not be- allowed 10
n#ussna. i. operation after the 18Th day OF
Ma. s.rf .,~ ht shall before that time have
made application for a metre, and aceompa
tIa4 his Application with adequate security
for the payment II the necessary expenses.
which viii probably vary, according 10 III"
s.1r ~ the dI>uIrry, FROM six hundred 10 iit-
teru hundred dollars.
.~4-uvaf J.. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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,rncK OLE TOBACCO IN Loxpox APRIL lsr.
PRICES CURRENT.

Virginia Leaf.-Short. sound, and dry, mid
ding leafy 10 good and fine spnners, selec-
tons. 5mlld Stemmed. -Ordinary short
middling to good, fine spinners, 68 I'D, nomi-
nal.
MARYLAND, 3E6sM and Cd. !; Paraguay, 40
loci Dutch and German, 4Illd.
Western Leaf.-Low ordinary exports, "a
4d factory dried common TO fair and good
quality, 4TSd. fine selections, Sll0d. Stem
med Short and common, 4Hd5hd.; mid
ding, sad. good parcels, 7Gohd. fire Sc
lections, 9@lld.
Japan, none.
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RIcHnosD, February ], 1867.
AVE THIS DAY DISPOSED

RIcHnoSD, February !, 1857.
WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
w OF our interest In the Carpet oileloih, and
Paper. hang ing department TO Mr.. Rob.TtP hieh.
ardson and the Furniture 10 Msssrs. Habliston
Brother who will continue the business uhas'
their respective names. ..x
With thanks for the liberal patronage extended
our nrm, we recommend our successors win sSefS
FRENCH 4 CREHsHAW.
r,. ,r, =, FRENCH CREysHAw is this day
dis,oIyed by mutual consent. All parties indebted
are respectfully requested TO come forward aha
settle ther accounts, - longer Indulgence eahho'
be extended. -,
The name OF the nrm will only be used In liqui.
dation. b. BhhIos Fhbs1hS, -
fs Cts LEWIS ID. thbsShA", -
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BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. &c.

CONSULT YOUR INTEREST, ctr
~ AND 90 TO HENRY GUssT. ISL
Main street, between Fifteenth and ssyeh.v
sho. st isc., At 3sc., and at 7sc. Lhdy's Con
srsss saitsr, good, at sl.2s, and superior qnsny
~; Servants Leather Shoe 81 10 81 rs; Misses
shoes, In endless variety, from 81 10 "; Mems,
Boys ana fonihs, Shoes at prices to suit these
and sswed Brogans. w"
Myexpa,iencs a. tanner In yirgints for twsIve
wears sns bles tn offer good goods. being Judge
Of leather We keep Trucks Of every Description.
Ksms nb Der the name aud place.
HENRY GuNsT.
s77 Main street
ann "a bstween Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
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J.P. C. Porrs, Secretary.

A,will be seen by the above notice, have con.
nscted myself with the Richmond BANKING aud
Insnrancs Company to conduct the Banking De-
ma r,msnt OF the Company. Ny long connection
With the Farmers Bank Of Virginia and the Ira
ders Bank of Richmond Jus,inss mo In assuring 10
INV friends and the public generally that the same
accommodating spirit heretofore manifested shall
ever be shown In all my business uansaeiors
with them.
NH is-ts Z. SIsTON, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22


In the absence of any cause OF speculative
excitement, il was 10 be expected that the
large business transacted III tobacco during
the month of February would be followed by
n lull in the demand and we have now TO ad-
wise that the market here has been quiet during
March. but with a steady retail demand, re
sultng in sales of OIL hogsheads.
Ireland and Scotland have again been the
best customers, while the home trade have
bought but to "A moderate extent; for export,
scarcely any inquiry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND 4Sa1
IL SHOE MANUFACTtRER. No. uHAt
Twelfth. between Main and Pranklinv ~
streets ma kes TO order LADIES' a. GEN
TLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES Of the best mate.
rial and workmanship that can be obtained, ana
on terms as reasonable as the same 9naiity can Dc
made anywhere cal Is respectfully solicited.
ROBERT BRIGGS,
Twelfth street between Main and Franklin.
fe Jim
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boot AND SHOE MANUFACTO-
I'D RY.-A. NJ. DAVIS and X. DANNER usSu
have taken one OF those beautiful stores In HHdS
the old Swan td=ern, on Broad street, Sal
above Ninth, opposite J. Bla!r'- drug Se~
store, and making 10 order LaDl 70 x,..,,
GAITEGS and BOOfEGS, aud GEsTLshEs's
FINE BOOTS and CATERS Of the very best mate
rial and workmanship.
4 81 DAVIS has been for twenty years fore
man In the best shoe establishments Ia ills city
and Baltimore and IL confident he can get up
work 10 compare with any In this country.
Ladies', try one pair Of orr Caters. Gentlemen,
II you want neat-Etting Boot or CATER, try
DAVIS & DASVER,
fsl2-sm Broad street, above Ninth.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS-GREA1
INlIrLE ME Nrs N O. II N 81 AL -k1x

" INDUCEMENTS M. GUNST ali -Ar
Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. Is now Offering great inducamentsV "
to purchasers II BOOTS and SHOES. All' -
who wish to study their interest should
not fail to give him a call and examine his stock
be fore purchssiI elsewhere, ~ he will give them
good articles Al a very low price. Persons rom
the extreme part Of the city can get In the cars,
ride to NJ. uunsts Boot and Shoe store, ana save
twenty We per cent. All he ssks IL call 10 con,
vince yourselves. Ladies' Caters at SLY ana
better ones at 81. IS, and still better at III 90 Men
Calf Saved Boots, $3.50. Conntry people visiting
the city will find II to their advantage to call ana
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Liberal discount 10 merchants.
Mr. GEORGE L. DENNY |. engaged with me as
saIasman and would be ple ased 10 see his friends.
NJ CON IT, ali Broad street
anlo between Fourth and Finn.
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DOLLAR SAVINGS BASk.l
Once, corner Wall and Msin streets,
rharl.a ugs@l

DOLLAR SAVINGS BASk.l
Once, corner Wall and Msia streets,
under 81. Charles Hotel.
NOTICE.-The stockholders In this
IN Bank ara hereby Noticed that the Gre, insts.'
ment Of one dollar per shaIs 10 now due AND pay
able during this month up 10 the lat day OF nay,
and will DO received In such sums - may % soA'
ventent. ,..x of
The books for subscription 70 the remAnaei "
stock will remain open until the Isl OF Nay
w. n 49, = 49, ap Ills
T TITLES WHITE OlL.-Best Pre-,
i 4 parat,on ever offered for all dlssa ,s Iii
horsss-yix Swsllsd Joints, sprains, suy .arss
Evil Pistuis, Scratches, and all pains sns iini.
horses are liable 10. In genera a"matism. Ia
man, yor man ana a sure cure for rae ss 1870
!. w.rrantad and sold BY all drosssas "s''
where and by the wholesale s asSK 1 BLAIR,
Commis.ion Merchants, ~ uJ.s e M ,a r.r.
ap3
puERS-lOO ounces Nj
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T An MANUFACTURING A L ]

1 a N NJ AN = hOI o1s1NN
/ kinds of Sewed Boots, Shoes, and ~ESu
Balmorals-Iadies', gents, misses, i sna
children s-wholesale or retail, AZ i9"v
prices. | have hns assortment made, -.
aud ana making all kinds Ia order ladies'
from % to - gents shoes. ~ to - 80 Best iua.y
French Caf-sewed Boots for -: 30 Tor foounk
Boots. All done neat and with dispatch a. DC
Richmond Boot ana shoe Mandatory, NO. law
Main street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
apl3 J. B. LEWIS,
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IL. The specific license tax on any person TO
engage in the business of keeping Il boarding
house, except as is excepted III section - OF
said act shall be five dollars, and an addi-
tional tax of two per centum on the rent or
annual value Of such house.
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OFFICE OF THE RIoHxoSD BAsKiS8 AsDl
lssUKAscE COMPANY. !

OFFICE OF THE ktCNxOND bANhiNo AMY
IssURAscE COMPANY. J
THIS COMPANY IS PREPARED
/ TO DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
we'll AS TO insure against loss by nrs 81 ssery
description OF property also, to insure lives on
the most favora Bile terms. They have secured .hs
services OF EDWARD SISroS, late cashier o. un7
Traders Bank, who will have charge OF the DANA
We respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age, pledging tina. nothing SNAIL 20 is' s"so"' ="
accommodate our frienas. y,s p.a.,,.,,
~ r. porrs Secretary.
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B ~ IL II ~ L = IL -
OrdiHftrifS.

So The specific license tax on any person 10
engage III the business OF keeping an ordinary
shall be thirty dollars, and an additional tax
of eight per centum on the annual rent, TO BE-
ascertained in the manner provided III section
u of The last aforesaid act.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-24
From WnshInrtnn.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-A prominent
Republican member of the House, in
recently writing to n friend, says:
Touching the impeachment business,
my opinion is and has been that il will
amount to nothing. All the reports
that the Committee on the judiciary
have been taking testimony, bearing
hard on the President, are false. Not n
single witness has been examined, and
the committee are proceeding with great
caution.
Leonard Huyck, formerly President
of the Merchants National Bank, was
to-day delivered into the custody of the
United States Marshal, he having been
arrested in New York yesterday on a
requisition from the court in this CITY,
Huyck was indicted on Monday for
larceny on the I'd of April, of thirteen
United States bonds valued at Sl3, 900.
Consul Ewing, in letter to the State
Department dated January LIST, saws;
During the latter part of November, ac-
cording 10 the custom in Netherlands,
the cattle were housed for the winter,
since when the rinderpest has increas-
ed Notwithstanding the efforts of the
government TO arrest its progress, from
the LIST to the 10th of December the num-
Der of animals attacked exceeded that
of the previous week by 800; from the
time 1t made its appearance in the coun-
try to the 10Th of December, so, 900 ami
mails have died of the disease; 2l5. 900
were killed previous to the outbreak of
the epidemic. All efforts to cure have
been Ruthless
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Artemus ward and EIIen Graf,


Ellen Craft, wife of William Graft,
with whom she escaped from a planta-
ton in Georgia-she habited as south
ern gentleman, he as her body servant
is, as you may judge by the manner
OF her escape, almost white. She is
also quite good looking, quite intelli-
gent, and is welcomed in the best socie-
ty of London.
She was the other day at a fine dinner
where Artemns Ward was a guest, and
came out bluntly with, "They tell me.
Mr.. Browne, that you are always yery
hard upon the poor negro" Artemus,
who was entirely unaware OF
the race of the person with
whom he was conversing, replied,
Now who told that pr "well.
a good many people; but, in fact, there
IS good deal in your books that would
never have been written by a friend of
that unfortunate race" Artemus col
ored considerably, for he felt that
the company he was in felt Il
certain sympathy with her rebuke; and
he said, Not at all; / abuse white
people as much as / do the blacks"
"Well," rejoined Ellen, looking him
straightly in the eye, 81 hope you will
never again write anything which shall
make people believe that you are
against the negro" Is-it not passing
strange that an intelligent and refined
fugitiveslave should be over here con-
fronting and rebuking in high places
the enemies of her people IN. ID. COn-
ray III bottom Commonwealth.
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IEaahInston speciaIs


New York, Jan. 23.-The Times
Washington special says: The Presi-
dents vetoes of the Colorado and Ne
braska bills were considered in the cab
met yesterday, and it is expected will
be sent to Congress to-day.
The Postmaster General denies the
statement in the Cincinnati papers that
a contract made by him of $3.50, 900 was
so corrupt that the contract clerk re-
fused to sign it. He says the contract
was determined by his predecessor, Gov.
Dennison, that there was no corruption
in it, and that the contract clerk did not
refuse to sign it. In all other respects
the statement is correct.
The Herald's Washington special
says there is no probability of reduc-
ton on the whisky tax, the Commits
sioner of the Revenue and Secretary of
the Treasury being opposed to it.
The Tribune's Washington special
says that Assistant Treasurer Van
dyke, yesterday, had II long interview
with the Joint RetreDchment Commit
tee, and made satisfactory explana-
lions of all matters connected with the
sale of Government gold by him.
Another Tribune Washington special
says that the statement made on the
floor of the House regarding the Court
of Claims, that the Court had decided
that the act of Congress, allowing per-
sons of color to testify in the Courts of
the United States, does not apply to
that Court, is erroneous. No such
point was ever before the Court. It was
decided that the act OF Congress did not
authorize a party to testify when the
United Stntes were defendants.
The Worlds special says:
The amended tax bill is gradually
passing into shape. In the committee
of ways and means to-day, they agreed
to exempt one thousand dollars from
the income tax.
A very Important bill is pending be-
fore the Judiciary committee. 1t de-
clares valid all the Presidents procla-
nations and orders concerning court
martials and military commissions for
the trial of civilians, prior to the 1st of
March, 1865.
The military committee of the House
have agreed to report bill transferring
the Indian Bureau from the Interior to
the War Department.
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From Canada

NEW York, Jan. 22.-The Times
Montreal special says Van Galtz's mis-.
sion to England has nothing to do with
the protection of education rights OF
the Protestant minority of lower Cana.
da. The scheme as published in Lon
don, omits the guarantees on this SUBJ
ject, Notwithstanding it is regarded as
the most important feature of consid.
Grafton of the project.
The total receipts of the Grand
Trunk Railroad in 1866 were 81, 629, $50
an increase of S53O,67 over 1865; those
of the Great Western were s., PCS ,402, an
increase of S, 64S; those ofthe Northern
ports of all Canadian railways from
which there are returns, including the
above, were SIC, 96s, s63, an increase Of
Sl75. SIS.
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no CONSTMeTIYES,

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in n. few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection. and that dread
disease, Consumption-ts anxious to make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire It, he Will send copy OF
the prescription used, free OF charged, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they Will ind SURE CURK
FOR CoSsUNPTIaS, AsTHM a. BRONCHITIS, &c
The only object OF the advertiser in sending
the Prescription, is to benefit the sfIiicted,
and spread information which he conceives
to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
Will try his remedy, as it will cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription, will
please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
= Williamsburgh. Kings County, N. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-24
RAILROAD Accident

ERIE, Pa, Jan. 23.-The Pittsburgh
express train on the Erie & Pittsburgh
railroad, leaving here at 1O:25 yesterday
morning, was thrown from the track
when three miles south of Pulaski by
rail turning out OF place, or removed
maliciously. Two coaches left the
track. slightly injuring a number of
passengers, three reported seriously,
although no bones were broken. The
names of those receiving The greatest
VI Mr.. Sloss, Mercer, Pa; and Mr..
Nesbitt, GreenyilIe, Pa. All the pas
sengers continued their journey, except
the three named, who are at New Cas-
10
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NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Peter Allen
was to-day held to bail to answer a
charge of embezzling $500, the proper
ty of his employers.
An illicit whisky distiIlery, seized by
the government, estimated value OF
SIS, COO to so, 900, was knocked off at
private auction sale to-day tor $I02 to
one of the officers connected with the
United States Marshalfs Office. The
sale is said to be nominal and property
has been bought in for the government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-24
Q o E. S
DYSPEPSIA
CURE,
Guarantee a Cure in Every
Instance,

When Internationally to the
directions, which accompany each bottle.
CIergyInen, Physicians, Merchants Profess
1onal Gentlemen in all stations OF liIe-our
most eminent men in public positions-aII
VINO have ever used or seen IL used, Join in
the most unlimited praise OF its merits; and
men and women, old and young, by the
Thousand, testify and Will tell You that II is
the most wonderful remedy of the nineteenth
century, whilst the prOprietOrs WARRANT II
In every case. Letters reach us every day,
from persons In every part OF the land, telling
OF the miraculous cures It has performed
whilst our best physicians are constantly
urging us to tell them the formula from which
u Is made, saying its effects are wonderful,
Its success beyond all precedent, and its cures
IN even the most aggravated cases. as certain
as sunrise. Il viii stop distress after eating,
IN moments time; sWeeten a sour stomach
as soon as taken; relieve pains or cramps in
stomach or bowels instantaneously, and ena-
BILE the dyspeptic sufferer, who has lived for
years on Graham bread and the plAinest
diet, 10 eat hearty meal without fear of any
trouble from 1t We earnestly ask one trial
from every sufferer. Sold by druggists every
where, al 81 per bottle, or bottles for s..
" &. G. CLARK & CO., PrOprtetOrs,
New Haven, Connecticut
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-The Presi-
dent approved the bill for the meeting
OF Congress on the 9Th of March, also
appropriating five hundred thousand
dollars for the purchase OF the lower
portion of the City Hall Park, New