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It is amusing to read that the Senate
stands upon its rights under the Constitu-
ton, and will not agree that the House has
aught to do with the making or ratification
of treaties even when appropriations Of
money are necessary to carry them into
effect. 1t is a farce for either House of the
present Congress to profess any respect for
the Constitution. They have both again
and again violated some of its most sacred
provisions. They have legislated "outside
of it," as Mr.. STEVENS says, and have
treated it as if it were Of no moro value
than the laws of Utopis. They have de-
moralised the public until not ono man in
ten has any clear idea in regard to his own
personal rights. They have, in g word,
ruined the country. 1t is next to imposSi-
BILE that it should ever recover from the
damaging effects of Radical rule. The dis
honesty, the faithlessness to duty, the want
of fidelity to their oaths, the INSCRIPTIONS
ness with which they have evaded the Con-
sti,ution and set at naught it's guarantees,
the enactment of laws for merely partisan
purposes, and the total disregard of the
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FoRNEY's Sw1NDLISG TRANSACTIONS
Congress recently endeavored to prevent
FoRSEY from swindling the Government by
providing that he should receive pay for no
advertisements which some Government Of
fetal had not authorized him to publish.
In the last Chronicle he prints list of mill
tary commissioners and superintendent of
registration and election in Virginia. This
advertiser emit is dated July 18th and For
NEY no doubt intends to claim pay for it as
o list of the officers of an election soon to
be held here, although his paper is almost
never seen in Virginia, and has not hum
dred subscribers in the State. But that is
not the worst of it. There is no sort of pro-
liability that We are to have any election in
Virginia this summer or fall; 80 that the
whole transaction is fraud. There is no
reason whatever why he should be paid for
publishing such list which would not JUS
tify him in claiming pay for publishing now
the list of letters remaining in our post
office on the lst of January last.
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time at six per cent. in coin. After the
bonds fell due they would be payanls -
monev--in money just as the gsn.ie; ,,s,
from Illinois mr.. Ross] understooa u: ~. a ga
as he Mr.. STEvESsl understood II Ja a,sS !.
all understood it when the law was ena Iasen
lust as it was explained on the noor s.tse Of
times by the chairman of the COMM M onv
Wavs and Means. If he knew I'M IN
party in the country would 60 1or p nonav
coin that which WAS payao,e 20 ~
nhus enhancing the debt one-na' ns
knew there was such platform, a.u auen
a determination on the part OF MS own
,artv .he would, with Frank Blair ana all,
cote for the other party. He would vote
sor no such swindle on the Taxpayers OF the
country. He would vote for no such specu-
lation in favor of the large bond holders
and millionaires. He repeated (though II
was hard to say it) that if even Frank blair
stood on the platform of paying according
to the contract, and if the Republican can
didate stood on the platform OF paying
bloated SPECTATORS twice the amount agreed
to be paid to them, and Of taxing his con-
stituents to do so, he would vote Tor FRANK
Blair, even if worse man than seymour
headed the ticket. Much excitement ahu
sensation. o.;,1
Mr.. ROSS. The Democratic doors are sun
open, and the gentleman can be taken H.
[Laughter.l
Who can hereafter have doubt as 10
what is coming in the not distant future
Will the Democracy suffer themselves to be
thus unceremoniously unseated, and not
make an attempt to mount new steeo
Not they. They will soon ride in sight
upon the black horse Of repudiatlon' with
which they will face the black face OF the
negro party. And then the question win
the Radicals will be, whether they shall NOT
a,oo mount that horse. Whose hath faith
in the honesty Of the Yankee nation anu
the negro voters of the South let him In
vest his money in these bonds.
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We have referred elsewhere to the Radl-
cal policy of lying GRANT into office. One
of the most absurd of all the stories which
human ingenuity has been able to invent
one, too, which none but consummate fool
could believe-is now going the rounds of
the Radical papers. 1t is that there was
negro delegate in the Democratic National
Convention. Such falschood would not
need contradiction, one would think. 1t is
as if it should be reported that there were
honest men in the Chicago Conventional
story, in word, that is in itself incredible.
Yet there actually seem to be among the
northern people nincompoops who believe
this silly story.
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OuTsIpERs.-The people Of Washington
CITY have heretofore been the target OF
MANY a shot from the wits of the country,
because, having no vote in Presidential
elections, it is yet famous for its immense
ratification meetings, its political proces-
sions, and its party speeches. The WASH
ingtonians have again commenced this IN
teresting and important work, and on ga
turday night had the first of their grand
political gatherings. We were inclined 10
make light of them until We recollected
that in Virginia we are in the same delight
full predicament. We can hold as many
ratification meetings and make as many
speeches as we please, but we can no more
vote for President than can citizen OF the
District of Columbia. We are ruled out.
The State of HENRY, and JEFFERSON, and
WASHINGTON, and MADISON, and MONROE
the State that made the Union, and has
most gloriously illustrated its annals-has
no vote, while Colorado, Nevada, and Ore
gon have!
Yet the Senate of the United States has
the efrontery to talk about the Constltu-
ton.
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Old Thad Leads the Regulators.

1t is "as good as play" to listen to Old
THAD's denunciations of bond-holders. We
warn BRICK PoMERoT that his laurels are
in danger. Wien THAD STEVENS leads the
way, who shall fear to follow HORACE
GREELEY declares that Democracy is re-
pudiation because the Democratic plat
form calls for one currency for the laborer
and the banker, SC. What will he say
when he reads Old THAD's speech, in which
that diaboical gentleman asseverates tha'
he would rather vote for BLAIR and green
backs than GRANT and gold?
The Virginia delegation in the Demo-
cratic National Convention at New lork
voted to nominate the candidate hrst ana
make the platform Internationally, we
suppose, for the reason that the northern
Democrats had reputation for being more
ykilful in the construction OF platforms
than willing to stand upon them in times of
peril. They might have done so for another
reason, as it now appears-namely, that
the Radicals would steal any plank of the
Democratic platform which would render
their own stronger. Here comes THAD
STEVENS and appropriates PENDLEroN's
thunder as coolly as if he were eating ice
cream. lie swears that not only once, but
dozen times, it was explained in the
House of Representatives years ago that
these bonds could and would be paid off
with greenbacks. We quote from the de-
bate in the House on Friday:
h. Mr.. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, de-
syclared himself in favor of funding bill
which should reduce interest. If no person
chose TO fund under it, no harm was done.
II any person did choose to fund at u lower
rate of interest, then the Government would
profit by it. lie thought, however, that the
lowest rate of interest should be four per
cent. He did not think they could get
money cheaper. He thought it the duty of
the Government, with the accommodating
gold, to expend one-half of it in redeeming
the tiye-twenties in advance of their falling
due. After they fell due no one could OBJ
ject to their redemption. He had under
stood the gentleman from Illinois [slr.
Kossl to say that the bonds should be paid
according to the New York platform. What
was that PLATFORM
MIR. ROSS. To pay the fye-twenties in
lawful money.
Mr.. STEVENS. What do you call claw
full money!!
MIR. ROSS. Greenbacks. That is your
doctrine and mine, you know. Laughter
Mr.. STEVENS. hold to the Chicago
platform, and, as understand it on that
point, TO the New York platform, that those
bonds shall be paid just according to the
original contract:
A MEMBER. The law.
MIR. STEVENS. According to the law.
Mr.. PIKE. The spirit and letter Of the
contract.
Mr.. STEVENS. What was that law
Thut interest should be paid up to certain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

The Louisville Journal says FRANKLIN
PIERCE drew up the Democratic platform
This is o much more probable report than
the one we mentioned yesterday, which
gave Mr.. CHASE the credit of this work
But Senator BAYARD has already avowed
that he himself wrote that portion OF
the platform which constitutes such a
strong bill Of Indictment against the usur-
pations of Congress. 1t will be found, when
ever the facts are made public, that many
able pens took part in the drafting of this
excellent platform.
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DIED,

In Goochland county, June 18th, OF consumption,
She WAS the consort and reIict Of Frank VI. Red
ford. who died Soldier In the war of 1912, leaving
four infant children the charge of their discon-
ISOLATE mother three OF whom survive their late sad
loss. Mrs. bedford was lady Of sterling worth
and many virtues, possessing To perfection every
enviable and ennobling attribute which. In her.
were tremendously blended. and constituted her
one of the purest and best # Gods erection. Feel
Ing the lmll assurance OF having performed her
whole duty In every sphere Of her long aud useful
life. her heart rcplete with its happy effects,
and always afforded her mind the most agreeable
reflections. In her heart there was always pro-
pensityto friendly acts, which sweetened her every
temporal enjoyment, and although 1t did not re.
the dsquietudes IL contributed at least to al
lay the calamities of life.
"None knew her but TO love her,
None named her but to praiSe.''
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SToREs, 1e7 MAIN AND SIS BEoAD s7REE5.
Keeps constantly on hand all kinds OF BREAD
REAL ESTATE FOfg SALE.
x1AIUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
v AT IVY DEPOT.-Intendingt to retire from
public life I offer ut private sale my RESI-
bESCE. one OF the pretsiest and most desirable IN
the country directly on the Virginia Central rail-
road SIX miles above the University Of Virginia,
<ociety equal in refinement TO any in Virginia: y
contains THIkTY-ONE AND A HALF ACRES
OF LAND. very highly improved large young
RICHARD OF SELECT FRUITS: good
DWELLING-HOUSE, and every necessary OUT
HOUSE we'll arranged; superior WELL OF
WATER and an iCE-H0USE In the yard Nearly
sTOREHoUSE, several LUMBEE-AOUSES and
MECHANICS, SHOPS. and a comfortable
for. nffesn years. Lean recommend II IS p good
place Of trade. The whole or the above property
Is desirable and well worthy the attention Of AL 70
want $4,000 -
My post-oface is Ivy Depot -Albenanrle ceanty,
Va. fJyiLsw1 WILLIAM II. COSBY.
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A story is running the rounds of the
Radical papers to the effect that GRANT will
receive the votes of all the Confederate SOL
diers in Texas. We would add that SEY-
MoUR will receive the votes of all the Fede-
raj soldiers in Vermont.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

Those who consult the English papers to
know whether SEYMOUR is to be elected OF
not may find as profitable employment il
undertaking to learn from the American
papers whether Mr.. DIsRAELI is to be sus-
tanned by the British public in the ap-
preaching elections for members Of Parlia'
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Mr.. PENDLEToN's SPEECH.--We publish
MIR. PEsDLEToN's speech at Grafton because
it is the first he has delivered during the
campaign, and shows the position which
will be assumed by the Ohio Democracy.
1t is highly creditable to both his head and
his heart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

DR.. BATNE.-The Doctor is out in q card
the contest until election day. He says he
is not to be frightened off the track by
CHASDLER's hackers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

MORE CORRUPTION DYER, chle1
of ordnance Of the United States army, has
been found guilty of corruption in office by
o committee of Congress. He feathered his
nest at the public expense. The Radicals
are all of one kind. The honest among
them remain 30 only long enough to get into
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20
OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

II BATH COUNTY, VA.
This delightful, well-known. and fsvorite WA.
rERIEG-PLACE only ten miles from alllDofo'
Depot Virginia Central railroadl, viii be open On
he 10th of June. ,
The mineral waters tAlnm. Alum and aagnesial
and Chaybeste) Of these Springs stand unrlVaiIed
AZ z curative for Dyspepsia Chronic DlarrhGA'
Scrofula- and all cutaneOus diseases. ,
Persons suffering from weakness ana genera
debility will nnd great benefit In the use OF tne sn
perior Chalybeate Water with which nature na'
50 literally supplied this place. , ,o-
The buildings have undergone th"ronfh ba le cn,-
walton, and are in excellent condition; Iae COZ
sages are deligh,fully situated and newly n'tedu up
making them quite attractive. p,.,
Visitors leaving Baltimore, washington. n s,tm
noud Lynchburg, in the morning get on ~ , MI
boro' Depot for Bath Alum arm HOT, anu , ns -
ing. arriving al Bath Alum the same evening !"
supper. ~, ..,ve-
Bath Alum being the night stand Tor Inc aoos
named Sprjnus Visitors can leave daily per heSsrs'
TrOtter h Co. g line Of coaches.
BOARD %. so per day $ls per week ana spe-
cixI arrangements made with families thar Wish 10
.tay q month for the season. In TINS henIhy 20
nv "a .odf1n Proprietor.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VA.

These SPRINGS, so long and fsvora6ly known
70 the seekers Of health and pleasure VIII be open
tor the reception Of visitors on the !sT OF JUNE.
With extensive improvements and general re-
Furnishing Of the establishment we will be pre-
nared for the comfortable accommodation Of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
HOT AND WARM SULPHUR BATHS,
so eminently serviceaole In connection with the
Internal use OF these ALTERNATIVE WATERS
are always at the command Of the visitor.
One OF the best city BANDS OF MUSIC will be
N attendance to enliyen the LAWNS and thu
BALLROOM. and u suitable LIVERY win be
open to the use OF those who may desire to indulge
in horseback and carriage exercise.
In addition TO other amusements the proprietors
nave provided new and elegant BOWLING AL
LEY and BILLIARD-ROOM.
Charges will be THREE DOLLARS day or
EIGHTY DOLLARS per mouth: children under
Zen years and colored servants half price white
servants according to accommodations.
No effort or expense will be spared on the part OF
he proprietors to manage this establishment In
manner best calculated TO promote the comfort OF
PEYTONS & CO.,
White Sulphur Springs
IL n-lu West Virginia.
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g TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
LEND on collaterals, such MS DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY,
CLOTHING, &C. Business confidential.
H. HARRIS & BROTHER,
Licensed PawIbrokers, No. 1881 Main street,
{up s.airs,) between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
my l-eod3m
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REFRIGERATORS, &c.

DEFRIGERATORS.-We have another
III lot Of REFRIGERaTORS OF our own manu-
lacture. which will sell as low rs any house ID
the United States. Give Va call.
wv MOUNTcASTLE'S
teu $40 broso s.Iec@
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ordinary rules Of legislation, have so af-
fected the public mind and lowered the tone
Of political circles that it would be little
less than g miracle for the country to be
restored to the condition in-which it was
previous to- the late war.
Yet the Senate has the efrontery to talk
about the Constitution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

wDUTCHER's LIGHTNING FLY
KILLER-Cheap and destructive. Every sheet
will kill quart. Don't be pestered with flies.
Give them the SH EET-LIGHTNING and rest In
oeace. Ask for BUTCHERS. and take no other.
Sold bv PURCELL. LADD & co. jy 1Ilm
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DOR SALE, A HOGAN Y-p
n BAY MARE, four ycsrs old medium ~
size: very promising kind and gentle to ANY kind
If harness. Sold for no fault. Can be seen st
LEDLEY'S STABLES, Eighth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

NOTICE-MULES AND HORSES.-Just
~ arrived, and for sale on very accom- fen
modating terms, at the Exchange Livery Ah
and Sale Stables. Franklin street ONE
HUNDRED MULES and HORSES, amongst them
some broke mules and several pairs OF No. coach
horses, and mares suitable for farm purposes.
NH IL JOHN b. DASiS.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

THRESHING MACHINERY.-GEl-
sER,S IMPROVED THRESHER, CLEAN
FIR AND BAGtiER, for four horses WESSING-
HOUSES THRESHER AND CLEANER, for slI
horses PITTS THRESHER AND CLEANEK
for eight horses SMITHS THRESHERS AND
SEPARATORS. for four, six and eight horses.
Having the Richmond .agency for the first three
machines, each unrivalled In Its class, and manu-
supply promptly every want OF the farmers In THU
line and in All cases to guarantee perfect satisfac
tIun No delay In filling orders.
MOSTGOMERY'S IMPROVED ROCKAWAi
Fan with latest improvements for separating the
cookie from the wheat now In store.
ie 20 H. NJ SMITH & Co, Manuf cturers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- a =
~ RAND CONCERT AND PICNIC FOR
" THE BENEFIT
OF THE SCHOOL OF ST. JOHNS GERMAN
CONGREGATION
AT ELBA PARK, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1895.
ADMISSION. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
~ 20-lt*
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TOILET ARTICLES,
cUPERIOR ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES
AGRICULTURAL.

a VIRGINIA INFENTION.-We have
n now on exhibition at No. IL on Fourteenth
street opposite the Exchange Hotel the new anu
valuable machine known as
ARNALL'S COOKIE. GARLICK. and SMUT
SEPARATOR, ...-
the only machine known that can perfectly sepa-
rate cookie from wheat without regard to the size
OF the cookie. In this machine the new principle
class Is striklngly and successfully demonstrated
and we invite the millers, machintsts and bust
ness men OF Richmond generally who feel inter-
ested In the agricultural development OF our state
to call and see for themselves. .,,,,
We are now offering for sale COUNTY and III
RIGHTS In the States OF Virginia and West Vir-
GINA and will be glad to see any gentlemen from
the country who may be visiting the city .
Communications must be addressed TO us A.
Charlottesville, Va. or to Captain I. g. Morton
Exchange Hotel, Richmond Va. o,
~ 2-Sm MI n Of q II AoS.
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II D. BRIGGS'S OLD ESTABLISHED
L. RICHMOND b KEY
ESTABLISHED 1881
Is NOW BAKING OHE-THIRD MORE THAN
ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE CITY.
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TCE CREAM AT $3.50 PER GALLoS:;
am now prepared 10 iarnish . tEE n si.a
@ .mop viii Isliye. Ii In ANY part ~ Inc ehy
Res k 81 chs-ss. ANDREW ANToSL
Wholesale and Retail Contee .,i s,e....
NV nearly opposits the pest-omse'
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CONFECTEONERIES.

ERESH PEACHES, FRESH PEACHES;
Il We are receiving daily FRESH PEAIhEe
from South Carolina ,o~
~ is DANDRIDGE & ANDERSON.
TCE-CREAM, ICE-CREAM.
4 We continue 20 sell
ICE-C REAM
made out OF pure cream and highly favored -
Sl.3S per gallon,
delivered free OF charge 10 any part OF inc cry
CONTEMPORARIES, CAKES. FRUITS e'e''
will DC sold to pic-nics and festivals a.
wholesale prices
zIMMER CO..
-. ls4a Main street.
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Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS inVi-
ted.
Office No. I2l4 Main street.
ID. J. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID I. BURR, Secretary.
- ~ y " dee
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BAKERIES.
ITO THE LOVERS OF A GOOD
LOAF OF BREAD.

Send 10 T. r. GILL,s LARGE BAKERY, 30
BROAD STREET, this morning, and you will get
the BEST LOAF OF BREAD IN the city, made
OF Dunlop & McCance's new family nour. ty7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

EA-BATHING AT CUBB'S lsLAND.-
y This delightful summer resort. situated eigh.
cen miles northeast OF Cape Charles aud eight
miles from nearest main land Is rapidly growing
20 become one OF the most attractive places on the
losst OF America.
It's pleasant, pure, and delightful breezes, giving
trength 10 the invalid. will never be forgotten ny
hose who have heretofore enjoyed them.
We have made many improvements. both III the
furnishing Of our houses and general beauty OF
0ur grounds.
The sur:-bathing is on grand scale. and cannot
e surpassed. being perfectly safe, with An abuhd-
.nce Of lighthouses.
shooting, fishing and boating cannot he exreled
u the continent. with an abundance OF boats ana
.xpe rtenc-d men attend tn the wants or ysitors
With other MISUNDERSTANDING saloons oilliarda'
&c.
Passengers leaving Richmond and Petersburg,
arriving at Norfolk on Mondays. Wednesdays ana
Fridays at 9 A. NJ, Will connect with steamer 70
Cherrystone. and thence by line OF hacks across
he peninsula -four miles, TO NOttinghams tAhh-
ing and thence by steamer 70 the Island, arriving
TERMS: Per day. O.; per week. SIS: per month,
| SEQ. COBB BROTHERS. rroprlslomss.
Cherrystone poSt-Umcs2
je Elm Northampton countS. va.
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COMETHING NEW! .n,c WIGS
DEyfLED ENTREMETS FOR PlC-sAVo'
PARTIES AND TRAFELLEssS;
oRIEIykL DEyILED HAN
- phsAIi DEyILED LOBSTER,
far lunehsonS sandwiches and ~ nate
49, aeysssd "snsremess. ~llj be found 70 ps ~
,n"st convenient and palatahls article IN, mn
ers aud pie-nie-g,ers ran sarpy Wy, & co.
40, 49, so7 Broad street.
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sTTO CURE OR NOT TO CURETHAT
Is the esti0n. and the only question which Affects
In the slightest degree the interests OF such persons
AS are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Disordered Bowels,
Loss OF Appetite. Nervous Headache, Constipa-
lion and such other diseases as have their origin
In Improper digestion. We admit that sufferers
had better bear their Ills Than resort to remedies
that they know not: but when they have the assu-
rance OF their friends and neghbors that BA-
these complaints that they purify the blood.
= engthcu the nervous system. quicken the liver,
lions il ia little strange that all wh suffer do not
seek relief by the use OF them. These BITTERs
have now borne the test OF time. and from their
curative properties have become established
family medickle II this section Of the country.
Their properties are purely vegetable. may be
taken by all classes without fear Of injury, and
will prove an uufailnR tonic in all cases OF loss OF
appetite.
Sold at wholesale and retnil by R. W. POWERS
and druggists generally. Z. BAKER,
Proprietor,
iva Box 3e3, Richmond, Va
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
N1ORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
.ss,ssETs OVER %, 900, 900.

REGISTERED POLICIES ISSUED, secure
BY the State OK New York acting as trustee FOR tn
assured. rpo,,pr
nfVIDENDS ARE BASED ON ANNUAL
RATES. AND is THE SAME PER-CENTAGf
IN ENDUW MENTS AS ON REGULAR LIFE
PoIICIES. making larger dividend on endow-
ments than other companies declare.
Thirty days grace given On al payments
WITHERS Z MEADE,
General Agents.
ONCE No. 1902 corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
" 10