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MARRIED,

In New Orleans. on Saturday morning October
1s 1858. at lo3 O'Clock, by Rev. Linus Parker, at
the Felicity-street church.. COURTENAY N.
Chiffon to EUGENE F. PARHAM.
On the 27h instant, at Bellevue, by the Rev. John
o. Turpin, Mrs. CHARLOTTE E. TERRILL
and ST. GEORGE T. COALTRR both of King
William, county, Va. No cards.
Richmond papers please copy.
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The WEEKLY OF this morning contains the IN
teresring speeches and proceedings OF tho Agricui,
tural gairs-Thc striking debates In the eeherm
Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Proceedings of the Synod of virginia-Ibe gene
raj news of the week, foreign and domestic-Mis-
cellany-and full reports Of the markets.
For safe at the counter, cents per copy o. per
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That must have been grand battle in
Cuba between the insurgents and the Go
vernment, in which the Government tri-
umphed, taking Z" three prisoners !"
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"a -
EALL AND WINTER ARR8NcTwr,7.
a. 70 THE NORTH, EAST ANI,y Es TIN -,
T TR The Rfst Esg0bRTh rE4AsT AID WssT. ~ "a
POTOMAC RAILROAD, ChRRY'iIS ~ ~ 5SD
UNITED STATES NAIL JWIt;a D aktrIIS IThE
S fas gA .2ssW WITH NEW PhTEET tsT gIg:EE'
TaRoGsa TRAI IS on Aa bis r1. sAIE ste
from the depot, corner BIRD a., 81 n g run
sE The D2Y g F 125iSSs; a.rr ''"7'
ingt0n 1t 1870 r. H. coaaect!g, ; xi3ig n Wasb.
sernqon express tratns fof lie horta M, IL;
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL Tp,r,
elegant cars, with the new patent slso,f', R,th
attached leaves Richmond daily [sundR. Cabs
90 ~ s e. a., stfsv!nE IN Warrington Al i p
for The North. East, and West, '''' "ins Trains
IE9ta sTEA , 81 stop AZ Alexandria each v,-
and all way Stations leaTes derGt c, ~. Milford
anS sish'9 streets at saoP NJ GGfuras' , Stom
THROUGH Tickets and ,yvporc,
GAGE CHECKS TO all principal po;n,S IN BAG
For further Information and thrnngn~ IT,,
ply at the ONCE OF the COMPANY co-na IDSAfts sp-
g,ghth streets ssock9s Hin and At the uc I9i
j. 3. GENTRY, GeneriS STicLo, A..
sAMUEL RrTH. Superintendent >'' a GENT ocic
yXTINTER sCHEDULE,-RIcEN0Tn
w AND PETERSBURG RAILRonm' w
aud after FRIDAY the 9th instant he H,D-On
this road will be run as follows ''s VI @'hS over
Leave Rlchmond at4 A. n. and ?:35P.N
Leave petersburg at 1875 A. NJ and s.t0 y "
ACCOanODATlON TRAIN, With nss:a d:
car attachecs Will leave Richmond dai!y IS,TGssrr
excepted ut 4:l0P. NJ '' '"uHdays
The "A. N. train viii not leave Richrnonsor s,.
days, and the $50 Z. d. train will not leayc pm.
burg on Sundays. 'e''e e'ef'-
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the a:aspv
rnnnirD thrpnrh I,tI III.
Fare 10 Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked thropgh
Passengers for Clover Hill win take the IS'M
train on Wednesdays and Fridays connect, d. a.
Chester with coal train returning 10 Rj.b,psaa;
oc7 Engineer and s9paf t 4irl1.,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RATLROAN
W WINTER sCHEDUTr.-Nn And sna-,t,
FiR8T OF OCTOBER, 1893 the passenger trans me
win run aa sollons: 'AA
ton daily Except sunday ami between stauntar
and Coytngton trt-weekly-viZ., Leave RichrnoSI
at 7.B 4. ". and arrive at stanton at s.8r. n
Leave ssaqnton at S.ss 4. II. aud arrive at Rich.
o. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Covinston st s. 10 A. NJ. and arrive at Siam
ton ats.loA: M Leave staan.on ct ass P. " and
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between R,ch.
mond and Ghsrl9ttesy1lle e. on MONDAYS WE'D
iosye At n e. and arfve at fSsEs Cha:
9.soA r. Leave R,chmort at2S0F. r, and AZ.
rive at Charlottesville ut Q Z. IL.
Tbe AGii Train cOGnects ut Go.dorsYiilc and
Charlottes Vile with trains On raB, T. AlexAHuria
End Manassas railroads for ALEXANDRIA
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, n. YORK.
LYGChBUkG, KNOXVILLE, UHATTANUO,
GA, MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS, MONT.
GOmERY, MOBILE, &C. At Stauntop With
stages Tor HARKIs0NDURG, wiNGH2sTEE-.
&C, At Goshen, With stages for LESEGTCN,
NATURAL SktD9E, &c. At Millboro with STAGES
sR Rim as. 4 CoytnEt9n; WITH stages Tor
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, LEWISBUhG
CHARLESTON, &C. -
JAMES Z. NETHERLhSD
sea General Ticket A gent
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TOOLS AND PLATES.
By Paine Il Co., Auctioncers.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL
IL CATALOGUE SALE.-On WEDNESDAY,
18th November, commencing ct 10 o. clock, we Will!
sell at our auction-rooms, BY CATALOGUE, very
large and attractive assortmenr OF
FRESH.DRY GOODS,
being the largest and most desirable stock we have
yet offered aud comprising q great variety or new
and choice goods, now receiving adapted to fall
and winter Sales ...sIJ1 s-. 50. aa.s. g., ~. .
...-. ALSO, .a ..
800 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND BALMORALS
now landing from Boston, embracing every va
riety for men, women, and children among which
are so cases MEMS and BOYS PRIME THICK
BOOTS. VIZ <~,f
a large and choice stock of fresh and desirable
READY-MADE CLOTHING, vs..
of every variety suited to the season.
a. ALSO, ..rt-.
100 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS, HATS,
from common to fine grades, and of newest styles.
We invite the particular attention OF city and
country merchants to this large sale, which COM
prises prime lot OF goods, and which viii sell
without reserve and In lots to suit purchasers.
s,.e sT...- PAINE 81 CO.,
oc a0-eod&sTtd&wIt Auctioneers.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Proceedings of Grand Diuision of Sons Of
temperance Young Men of Petersburg
Moving to Richmond Establishment of
Station house Removal from Office.
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EOR NEW YORK-OLD DO sSlEs
~ MINION STEAMSHIP COhPA-sSxsa.sszzfsSa
NY.-The splendid new Gide-wheel steamships
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Able
MARLE, and HATTEEAS, leave New York for
Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and
SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, andSUNDAY.
These ships are entirely new; they have elegant
saloons and ststerooms; the fare, accomm0ds'
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
With dispatch, and no charge made save for &C.
tual expenses incurred. ,
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected 1T lowest rates when ordGrec
y. L, ACCREADY, President, lsT GreeD"!ca
street, New York.
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM Il CO., Agents
nyx corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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HOB NORFOLK, PORTS &~5ssI
MOUTH, AND ALL LAEDTE6ssszss3lss sss<S'
ON THE JAMES RIVER.-The fast sad elsKaa!
steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain y. Z. ol'
FORD, leaves her wharf at Rockets for s0oye,,
named places on MONDAY, WEDNESbSf: sra
FRIDAY az 81 o. clock a. ID, and returns on ! usA-
ai YAs sa.sSS s arrive at NORFOLK IN tine 2
connect with steamers for BALTIhoKh -N'
POINTS NORTH. ,,,nypg
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT Tor fNiH-D
ycuRG on arrival or STEAMER,
rare TO Norfolk, 81. 80.
FREIGHT ,,,,ys-
recetyed up TO 81 P. d. TUESDAYs THIf[
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, for NORF ~ "a
PORTSMOUTH, EosTQS, yALTastpGIHnII? ~
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS On Ghf:.sss5SE ,i ~ Y r
BAY, and ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES n 80
at reasonable rates.
Freights for way-lan6ings must De pss-pa. be
rcSosad IN A Gevarn ynent stamped envelope.
xnpIy 10 u. II. TATUn. Agent
MkgT 0tsce. steamers whsfi'
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NOTICE.-Thomas Bapty, Rosa ,s w.
Rantv william G. Booker, julia Z. booke,,
2aheIl. trustee. W. b. Biaelow, g.iaI
dian "a cd iea and ali others whom soasfi,s
take notice that as guardian or Willla .iJ,ng
ts the State OF Mississippi shall upon t9 Gs,cit
day OF the next term OF the Rlehmohsa 20 tbe re-
Court apply 20 said court for an orusF ispysry 10
ma Of the Interest OF my two said WARDS IN hrt Of
tain suit now pending In the said Circu ,Ss late
Richmond forth division OF the ss Es,S S q
MS ' aiia a EAiA Guardian OF William d. ana
George V. Caal1.l,U:
srryrs o CuRIsrIkN Counsel. oc e-n --
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NEW STYLE PAPER COLLARS.
Just received, r large lot OF DICKENS and PlC-
CADILLY PAPER COLLARS at
1900 MAIN STREET.
>'I'' 8.t z. B. SPENCE, Agent,
oca7 .'@ Merchant Tailor.
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBOATesES

DUN hAIdN ! u = NJ d n 7 E5tI1gEscstI
STATE OF MARYLAND AND PETERSBURG
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUTE II
BALTIMORE. SAVANNAH, BosT0SI Asp
THE WEST.-TRI-WEEkLY LINE TO BAL:
TIMORE, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION
WITH STEAMERS TO PHIIADELPhlA..,SsD
CHARGE FOR HARFAGE, DahIhSE =
OR FORWARDING, AND NO TRANSHlr-
HENT on GOODS BETWEEN RlChAoSD
AND BkLTIGORE.-Leayes Baltimore eTerJ
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT =.
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THUR
DAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sunday up 70
7o'clock P. N. These steamers haVe excellent sa-
loon stateroom, and passenger accommodation.
Pare TWO DOLLARS; meals and staterool
extra FOR freight or passage apply 70
HARVgYS u WILLIAMS, Agents,
avn Commercial Block.
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OFylCG kICaAoaD AID } on. hIyEEJ
RAILROAD CC4fAgY,
EICVM0rID, SuPusL l In


RAILROAD CCGfAyY,
RICHMOND, august ua.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
III ROAD LINg.-NEW SCHEDCLE.-FOg
BALTIa0RE, THE EoETH, ASD N0RTH,
MESIIas s ceandin iss1es NaptIo
every WEDNESDAY aud SUNDAY MORNING
on arrival of the cars from Richmond Reaching
Retnrnins the KSNEEBaC leaves ave Bs sSr'S
every MONDAY aud THURSDAY at O'Clock
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KInwAx com.
handing, leaves White House every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY on arrival OF the cars rom Rch-
rnopd, reaching Baltimore The following morning
It sunrise. Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves Bat.
timoreeve WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY At
PaSSENGERs FOR BALTIMORE leave the
depot OF the Richmond and York River Rail.
road Company at O'Clock A. NJ. SUNDAY
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Re-
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT UHDAY
at O'Clock z. ID, reaching Richmond the follow.
FreirGt received At I'll times End forwarded
promptly, and through bills Of isdiHS given TO III
p! he rA| S%sH TEAM leaves the eepo:
EVERY MORNING alta. ".
On MONDAYS and SATURDAYS al accommo.
dation train win leave Fish HAM for h,cHm2nG a
Haul at 2. NJ. WILLIAM u. ESOS
au2 ~ Freight and Ticket GeaL.
DICHMOND AND DANViLLE RAIL
10 AD-SUIIMER SCHEDULE.-Ou anil
after TUESDAY, April y, Hss, the passenger
GONG WSsr.-Thrnugh MAu Tyan.-LssYes
Richmond daily at IT'S A. NJ. leaves Dtnytle
daily at SAT Z. II. connecting at BurEcytlIe With
the Southside road for Farmville, Lynchburs, Grd
all stations On the Virginia and Tennessee rail
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &c, Tenn;
Louisville, Columbus, &C., Ky.; Huntsville d.
catur, &C., Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction, Vics-
hurp &c. Miss: New Orleans, &C., and At Grerl5-
boro' With North Carolina railroad for Chariot,
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah. dacor,
Columbus, ATLANTA &C., Ga. Montgomery Nc.
bile, New Orleans, &C.
Come EAST.-Throush Mail Tratn.-Lea;ea
Greensboro daily AZ $40 4. ID. !; leaves DanYi!le
daily at so A.. II. connects at Burksvie with The
seuthside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&c.
Through tickets can be procured st the tickel
Offices In Richmond and DanTilie TO all important
points South and Southwest, and at Greensboro
and Danville to au points North, East, and y est
THOMAS DODAMEhD,
an 30 SuperintcrdeEt
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CI6,TrTTNG.

TALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
n THE largest stock In the city is at JULIUS
KRtK ER,s MERCHANT TAILOR, 1917 Main
street. There yon viii find fine assortment q his
second supply Of EEADY .tMhDE ctoI IT'LL e
suit everybody and made up In the latest styles.
Fine CLOTHS, CAS3IMEREs,
UHIECHTLLkS. sDOESKIES.
BEAVERS and VESTINGS,
FURNISHING GOODS in all styles,
Good heavy uNDERSHIRTS at I5c.,
Towels ELLIPTIC SUSPENDERS Mt 81 70,
HATS, TRUNKS, and UMBRELLAS In great
quantity. Give us call st the RICHMOND
CLOTHING HALL, 1911, and look to the big sign
swinging. oc ~
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STEAM ERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND .cs@SlS
4 AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP AaaaasA,
LIN Steamers NORFOLK and NAL.El
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago and 81.
Louis, vid Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston; and close connection
made at Norfolk, Bills OF lading signed through.
Passage 10 Philadelphia Including meals and stale
room, $40. w. p. PORTER, Agent,
oc II Office 2425 Dock street.
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NEW COATINGS,
~ NEW CASSIMERES,
NEW BEAVERS.
The latest STYLES of both foreign and American
fabrics which Will be made up in frst-rate style.
o"'i "DN j. E. DOHERTY,
oc % At s29 Main street.
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The reports Of the grand officers were re-
ferred to the various appropriate commit
tees. ag =.
The semi-annusl session of the Grand Di-
vision in April was fixed for Salem, Roc
noke county, and the annual session in Oc-
tober next for Richmond, with liberty to
the officers to change the location if deemed
best by them. sEH
The Grand Division then elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year James
F. Rinker, Of No. A, G. W. p; R. G.. Sta
pies, Of No. 2, CIV. A.. 7. Wiley Davis,
Of No. l67, G.S.; William Fl. Peasants, Of
No.l67, G. T. Rev. w. T. Lindsay, Of No.
., e. Chaplain; DR.. David Steel, Of No. lS,
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DARKROOM AND RESTAURANT FOR

DARKROOM AND RESTAURANT FOR
D SALE.-I have for sale, as above, most de-
sirable BAR and RESTAURANT. No place In
the city Is better suited for this business The pro-
prietor (who is about to leave for the country
offers the establishment at very low figure. Pos
session given lst November: For further particu-
lars, apply to Il. ii. MAUkY, JRn
,oc So-fw ONCE corner Tenth and Main streets.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be made to
IN the Auditor Of the State OF Virginia for the
renewal OF the following lost CERTIFICATE OF
the name of Henry T.. Holiday :: " No. 4 o49, for
$500, act 22d March, 1867 0cs-Th7m
TSEACHERs WILL FIND A LARGE SUP
L ply OF paper suitable for circulars. monthly
reports. &C., a. the DISPATCH PRINTING.
EnHSE saad IN vouv n~da-a fnr .n-tnttnp
IME, LIME, LIME. -151 barrels
~ FRESH landing to-day and for sale by
ocse-Ns E5a STAPLES u BLAZE.
e.--. &. ~.z.s 49,
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DAILY. DEMOCRAT


A schoolboy's composition on The
Editor" ran ~ follows, in . school not FAR
from Ciueipnati
T" The editor 10 ore Of the happiest sni.
mail in the world He can 30 70 the circus,
afternoon Ard evening. without paying .
cent: also to inqussts and haugings. He
has free tickets TO picnics and strawberry
festivals, get wedding cake sent him, and
sometimes gets licking, but not often. for
no can take things back in the next issus,
which be generally does. never kse~ bet
one sditsr to get lckt. His papss bastsd
that day, and he couldn't take anything
back. While other folks have to - TO bed
early, The editor con sit up Iats every night
and SIC oil that 10 goisg on. The bsys
think lie big thiag 70 baaG on tiI' 10
O'Clock. when am . man mean 10 b
40 editor, % can stay oat lats Of nights.
Ttsn that will BE- bully. The editor don't
have to saw wood Or do any ehopping, 81.
sspt with his scissors. Railroads get up
excursions FOR him, knowing il they dida't
he'd make them gis up and git. In politics
b dea't ere much whs - $50 for, " they
arc On his eide. II they amt he goes Tor
'sm sny Nay - il amounts to nearly the
same thing. There 10 . great many people
trying 70 B. editors ~ho can't. and some Of
them have teen 10 the protection for yssrs.
II wss ssksd il had rather have % edu.
catien es b. circus rider. would ~, let
me BE- IN editor"
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Preclsio. in Besiness.

On certain Saturday night the clerks ol
the Bank Of England could not make the
balance come out right by just one hundred
pounds. This IL serious matter in that
sstablishmsnt-not the cash, but the dis
crspansY, however light. An error IN bal
ancing has been known TO keep dslsga'
ton Of clerks from each department. ct wsrL
sometimes through the whole night. A hut
and cry was therefore made after this ona
hundred pounds. - il On cid lady in Thread
needle street would be IN the Gazette ~ On
insolvsnt. for want Of it. Luckily, ON San
day morning following. the clsrk-in thu
middle of the sermon. psrhaps-felt sus-
picion Of the truth dart through his mind
quicker than . lightning flash. He ted ths
chief cashier, On Monday morning, that per
haps Ne mistake might have occurred 10
packing ssns boxes Of specie for tho Wsst
indies. which had beso ssnt to Southsmp-
ten for shipmeut. The suggestion was i'm.
msdiatsly acted upon. Here was . race
lightning aeainst steam, and steam with
start Of forty eight hours. Instantly the
wires asksd whether such vessel had "lsft
hasbee."
"Just weighing anchor Was the reply.
''Stsp her," fraatisally shouted the tsls-
graph. Il was done.
"Havs on deck certain boxes, marked 80
aud 90. aud weigh them carefully"
They we're weighed; and enc, the dslin-
ousnt, was found heavier BY ;;ust one pack.
ct Of . huAdfsd sovsssigns. than it should
have bssn. "Let her g" says the mysts-
rious telegraph. The Wet India folks were
dsbitsd y just one hundred pounds more,
and the error Was corrected without looking
ioto the boxes, or delaying the vessel On
hour
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And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily
upon them, with oil its attendant ills, will find
in the use Of these BITrERS, Or the TONIC, an
elixir that will inst,ll new life into their veins,
restore in measure the energy and ardor Of
more youthful days, build up their shrunken
forme. and give health and happiness to- their
remaining years.
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NOTICE.

hss well established fact that fully sas.
half of the female portion Of the
population are eel dom in the snioy.
msnt of good heal III or to use their
own oppression. ''never feel wsll' Thew are
languid, devoid Of all energy. EXTREMIST ner
nous, aud have NO appetite.
To this class Of persons the BlTfERS. oriths
TONIC. are especially recommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28


JOIN BULL JuBILAnr.-The Uditsd States
pays about 10000. 900 Of interest msney
per snnum to foreign bondholders Of US.
bonds These bonds are not taxed, and
pay the holders about Is per cent. upon
their gold investment, which is just 30
much money drained from the products Of
the American people. The British consols
pay about three per cent. in gold, and .
little more in paper. Hence the joy over
the Ocean that the October elections mean
fifteen per cent. Of the peoples money
pledged for oil time 70 the foreign holders
Of U. s. bonds. The radical elections Ger
tainly mean increased indebtedness to Eu-
rope, increased taxes upon all W consume
Of the imported uscsssariss Of life. ~ tea,
coffee, sugar, etc. John Bull dances and
Unsle Sam psys the fiddler.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

ANCIENT JsRusALsM.-Lisutsnant War
rem. the sgsnt OF the London Palestine
Exploration Fund, states that"the ancient
Jerusalem, The genuine Jerusalem, the
only city that is Jerusalem. 10 buried 80
deep under ground that shafts sunk TO Al
enormous dept barely succeed in touching
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28
Weak and Delicate Children

Are made strong BY the use Of either of these
remedies They will cure every case Of MARAS.
NUS, without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in
he hands efthe proprietor, but space will alsw
OF the publication Of but few. Those, IL will Be
observed, are men .! nete and Of such standing
that they must Be believed.
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(The Here Of tho Mexican War.)
eImmIT1's COUGH BAlSlm

For the relief ana permanent cu.e Of Colds and
Coughs. Group, whoop!ng Cough. Asthma, Hsasss.
nsss. Caarrh and Consu ption in its nrst stagss-
Tbs 10 msst admirable preparation ~ We know
from own experience, 1t 10 rapidly sspercseding
oil other Cough Remedies. II being sold for only
70 cts per bottle. and one bottle being almost Al.
ways .uf Client to euro the worst cold PIT Il within
the roach OF al to obtain IL.
RroHxoSp, Mo, Aug. ~. 1883.
II. Diaairr. Esq-St. Lous,-Osar Sir: have
used several bottles OF your Cough Balsam. both
before removed from St. Louis and since, and
have always found It them most soothing and eff
cacious Remedy for Colds used its sHests are
almost instantaneous in giving case and quiet to the
lungs. Yen may m axe whatever use yoa choose OF
this for the fae,s are etrictly true.
Very Respectfully. your ohsdieni servant,
ALEX. W. DONIPuAN.
The trade supplied By Richardson = Co.. Whole
sale Druggiste, 70A Main srset. or BY the Propris-
tors. N: Dimmitt = Bro, cor. eth and Olive street
st Louie, No. oct27 dtf
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nooFlAmp's .o0IaAM TONIC

In cases Of nervous depression, whom seine
alcoholic stimulus 10 pecessary.
no0FlAMp'S GERMAN TONIC
The Bittsrs Or The Tome ere beth equally
good. and contain the same medicinal viftsss.
The stomach, from variety Of causes, such
y Indigestion. ID yspepsia Nervous
Debility: ETC.. is very opt TO have
Of which 10, that The patient suffers from several
or more OF the following diseases
Constipation, Glatulsnce. Inward Piles, Full.
nsss Of Blood to the Head, Acidity Of The
Stomach. Nausea. Heartburn. disgust
for the Food, Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Efuctati0ps,
Sinking or F1uteeribg at the Pit Of
lthe Stomach. Swimming Of the
Head. Hurried or Difficult Breath
iag. FlutterinE q the He.rt. CHOKING q
Posture, Dimaess Of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the Sight Dull
Pain ia tie Head. Dsfcien-
ey Of Preparation.
til, ,; Sc. : :ss i,..,
Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudden Flushss Of
Heat. burning in the Flesh. Constant
Imaginings OF Evil, and Great
Depressisn Of Spirits.
These remedies will edsctually cure Livss
Comylaint. Jaundice, Dyspspsis, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Chronic Diarrhos. Disease Of
the Kidneys. and oil Diseases arising from .
Dissrdered Liver. Stomach. or Intestines,
ID T. II lI.lTY,
should be used.
Resulting from amy Cause whatever;
PROSTRATION OF THE TYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure. Fevers, etc.
There is no medicineI sztant equal to these
remedies in such cases. 4 teus aud vigor 10
impaired 70 tn. >.hol. system. III.
Appetite 10 Strong thensd. food 10 en-
jeyed, the Stomac digests prompt
ly. the blood Is purified, the complexion be.
ersdicated from the eyes, . bloom 10 given to
the cheeks aud the weak aud nervous invalid
becomes strong and healthy being.
Persons Advanced In Life.
And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily
upon them, with oil iss attendant ills, will find
in the use Of these BITrERS, Or the TONIC. an
elixir that will inst,ll new life into their veins,
restore in measure the energy and ardor Of
more youthful daya, build up their shrunken
forms. and give health and happiness to- their
remaining years.
NOTICE.
It's . well established fact that fully sas-
half of the female portion ofthe
population are eel \dom in the snioy-
msnt Of good heal III or to use their
own expression, "never feel WE'LL" Thew are
languid. devoid Of all energy, extremely ner-
nous, and have NO appetite.
To this class Of persons the BlTTERS. or7ths
TONIC. are especially recommended.
Weak and Delicate Children
Arc made strong BY the use Of either of these
RENE dies. They will cure every case Of MARAS.
NUS, without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in
he hands efthe proprietor, but space will allsw
OF the publication Of but few. Those, IL will Be
observed, are men % note md Of such standing
that they must Be believed