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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

TAXATION OF NATIONAL BANKs.-In the
Senate, Wednesday, statement was pre-
sented from the Secretary of the Trea-
sury showing the amount of tax collected
from the national banks up to the 3Oth oil
June, 1867, to be sl3,O3S, 33O.5O; amount
of bonds held as security for national
bank currency up to December %, $780,.
997, $50; interest in coin from 1863 to 1867
s5l 1888, 3G4.75; value of the same in law.
full money, s76, 167, 124.16; interest in law.
full money, s34l, 100; value in lawful mo-
ney of total interest due, S76,50S,244.l6
total amount of license tax collected from
all banks during the years 1865, IS, and Y
So, 542, O51 AZ; total tax on dividends an6
profits for the same time, $1,000, 1861 .43.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

IMPORTANT ANNoUN CEMENT.-TheW Wash
iDgton correspondent of the Baltimore
Gazette says:
81 hear to-day, upon good authority, that
General Grant, upon a categorical ques-
ton, declared that he would accede to the
behests of Congress rather than the orders
of the President in any case which in
volved the jurisdiction of the Executive
and Legislative branches of the Govern
ment. To this inevitable point all signs
are pointing"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

A negro named George Owen, alias Dill
lard, was arrested yesterday for attempt
ing to commit violence on the person of a
most respectable lady, whose father re-
sides near the city.-Lyncaburg RepuoI'-
can.
On Friday night last the barn of Jacob
Byerly, in Rockingham, was entirely con.
sumed by fire, together with about eight
hundred bushels of wheat.-Valley Vlrgl-
nian.
Mr.. Henry Gaines, of Lynchburg, was
robbed by two soldiers and a negro OF Sl5O
the other night.
James Beckett (mulatto) has been ar
rested for the wiliul murder of q negro
man in Washington Tuesday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, January 9.-The Senate
rejected the nominations Of Ed. Cooper
for assistant secretary of the Treasury
and L. D. Evans, collector of the Fourth
District of Texas.
The Government has paid Judge Pierre
point $4,000 and Mr.. Riddle $4,000 fol
prosecuting the Surratt case.
The revenue receipts to-day were 1884,
600.
Oscar Minor has been confirmed collec
tor of customs for the district of Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

ILLEGAL OYSTER DREDGING-THE MA
RYLAND NAVY DEFIED.-Some difficulty
has occurred within day or two past in
the bay below Annapolis, by a persistent
attempt on the part of several foreign YES
sells to dredge for oysters. 1t is stated
that tug was sent out to warn them OF,
but the offending vessels were dashed
together by those in charge, and the tug
was defed. The latter had on board a
small gun, which had become so rusty that
those in charge were afraid to load it be-
cause of the probability of its bursting at
the first effort to fire it, and, in conse-
quence, the offending vessels are still defy
ing the "navy" of Observation-Disclosures
Gnzette
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

DELAwARE.-The Philadelphia Press
thus recalls fact which, we presume, is
not known to many of those who are tole-
rably we'll read in American history:
ain Delaware we of Pennsylvania feel
an especial and peculiar interest. For
twenty years she was a part of us, 60,
yerned by our Assembly, being entitled to
six members therein, and figuring on ouI
records as 'the territories, or three lower
counties on the Delaware In 1903 these
territories obtained leave to secede, and
have ever afterward enjoyed distinct As
sembly."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

THE New YORK HERALD.-There is a
story afloat that the New York Herald has
been offered for sale within day or two,
and that certain partners of the Tribune
Association are negotiating for the pur-
chase the price to be 100000, exclu-
sive of the new building, but including the
four new presses, which cost 100000. The
cause of the sale is said to be the difficult
ties between young Jim Bennett and his
father. We do not credit the story for this
reason, if others were wanting, that when
ever the Herald is offered for sale the
price will be nearer two millions than one.
Washington Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

coal cured bright sl2 to szs; col-cursd, faa-
het-Common dark working, u to 80; ma.
working, sl6 10 al; dne and Wrapping, Sis To
EN- cured, e16 TO s26 and t32: yellow
wrappers, common, 92o to $3s; yellow wrap.
pers, medium to extra, 80 to 800.
/; as,s.a,s.a. JrsHIR7IEa: TOBACCO.
Lsys.-Vary common and heavy weights, Is
to $S. 80 medium, @6 to Is; good, sS to el2. Co.
LsaE.-English shipping, els to ga. 30; CONT.
mental shipping, SIS to SIS and $23.
~ sTExxIss TOBACCO.
backgammon, sl2 to sl4 good, SO to 81;
fine, $ls to $50 and SO.
Stems.-very common to good, 41G84.6o.
Corn and Flour Exchange, January 8, 1858.
oPPERIses.
Wheat White, 2l0bushels, red, 1ss bushels.
corn.-White, 2,s46 bushels yellow, 1855
bushels.
oats.-es4 bushels.
Rge.-22 bushels
Neat.-fellow, 81 bushels white, % bushels.
sALRs.
Whedt.--White, 90 bushels yerv good. s2 60
As bushels fair on private terms 70 bnsheIs
medium, $3.50; total, 10. Red. loo hnsheia
prime on private terms 10 bushels varv oood
s2;4 bushels fair, $3.50; Is bushels very
bad, 81 go. wy
C6rn.-White, 67s bushels new on nr,v,to
terms; s66 bushels new, s1lS $50 busheIs
new, s1.l7; 162 bushels new, s1.l7h 90 bush.
els new, 81. Is; total, 1904 bushels Yellow.
lbs bushels new, $l.l9 IS bushels new, o.. u.s.
Oats-5S bushels prime on private terms:
422 bushels good on private terms 90 bushels
very good, IS cents AZ bushels good, 86 cents !;
total, 572 bushels.
Rye.-l4 bushels fair, $50.
Nedl.-Yellow, 81 bushels at 1.15.
Screenin2S.-25 bushels at $1.05.
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Republican Meeting in Texas Mob.
bed-Arrest Of the Rioters.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, January "a Re.
publican meeting at Marshall, Texas, on
the 3lst ultimo, was broken up by mob
Judge Caldwell, the speaker of the occa.
sion, was fired at several times. He sought
refuge at military headquarters. The dis.
turbers of the peace were arrested by the
military, and by order of General Hancock
turned over to the civil authorities, who
released them on bail.
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Louisiana Reconstruction Convention

New ORLEANS, January "a resolu-
tion was offered to-day by colored men,
Der that the per diem Of members cease
after the goth instant. Tabled.
The balance of the day was devoted to
the adoption of articles relating to the
State Legislature.
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COMMERCIAL.
Review OF the Richmond Tobacco Market
from January !, 1865.

RICHMOND, January 8, 1865.
The new year has opened with an active de-
mand for all descriptions Of leaf tobacco, with
very short supply at hand Receipts and
breaks continue very limited. In consequence,
an active business may be looked for az soon
as the planters forward their crops. Prices
are firm n. quotations, with an upward ten
dency. The Offering Of old tobacco Is very
limited, and quo Citations are for many descrip-
t!ons, nominal. Below we give the transac-
tions l03hogsheads, five tierces, and "a boxes,
offered and sold at the following prices:
NEW ToBAccos.
Lug8 and Primines.-Very common, IS;
medium tc good, SiGE$6.
Leaf.-Comnion TO good, $60310; medium to
good stemming, $S@$l6.
OLD ToBAccos-hANuFAoruRI
Llqs -Common to medium dark working,
S6 to 81; good dark working, $7 70 Gil sum
cured, common, 81 to $l2i sun-cnred, gooa,
$l2 to $lsi coal.cursd, common, " TO S!o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

The BILL REPEATING THE TAX ON Cor
ToN.-The Committee of Ways and Means
were to consider the Senate amendments
to the bill yesterday, and the general
opinion was that it would agree to report
against them. 1t seems probable that the
matter will have to be settled finally in q
committee Of conference.
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RIcHAoaD cATTLR xARkEr, /.

The receipts OF cattle and .hssp, , LOT Inc Pa
week have bssn larger th.n ss any SstssS Sns
holidays. The quality Sssyss II ~ sSaiss.
Sheep sx and q. a. s
market h M psisss have advanced. Sales were
oe naa ~ an q foliowing quotations
ssssSPlire. nxht weights. TO- h Rss !po SSinss
49, o. per pound. gross fair to good, e4gIc.
sassSp.- Prime, stc. per pound fsir 90.
Hoas.-Fst and average ICES ue. per Poena,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10
Riot In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, January "a riot
has occurred between the whites and
blacks at Pulaski, Tenn, in which two
negroes were killed and FIVE wounded, and
one white seriously hurt. Further trouble
is apprehended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

THE QUESTION SETTLED-WHAT IS A
PROFESSION AT negro meeting in Wash
ington, day or two ago, one person H.
ouired whether Mr.. johnson was work
ingman? Mr.. E. Ambush replied that
Johnson had lifted himself up from a
waiter boy, and had worked, but was not
strictly workingman. He was profess
sional mana barber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

WHITE LABORERS AND HOUSE
w SERVANTS.-I am now prepared TO inr-
pish to the citizens of Richmond and the country
generally all classes nf WHITE LABOhEho ant
HOUSE SERVANTS from the Gorth, or olieot
from European countries.
Applications should be as specific as possible ~
to qualities character OF service % DO 2et-
J. d. IMBODEH,
Virginia Central Land Agency,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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Arrival of TreAaure.

NEW YORK, January 9.-The steamer
Rising Sun, from Aspinwall, arrived to-
day with 81 100000 in treasure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

EAn interesting and important case from
Oregon, involving the legal tender question
and the right of State to collect its taxes
in gold or other commodity, is now pend
ing before tho United States Supreme
Court.
The Conservatives Of Albemarle have
organized,
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General Sichles Commander G. A. r.

General SIcRIes VOfHDaMueH % - 10
ALBANY, January S.-The State Grand
Encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic met here last evening. Fifty
nine posts were represented. General
Sickles was elected Grand Commander.
[Just what he's fit for. The G. A. R.
was powerless in the last election, and will
continue to be so. tbs as great humbug
az Sickles.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

The Deadlock in the Pennsylvania
Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January 9.-Two bal
lots were had for Speaker of the House
this morning. The Republican and Demo-
cratic caucus candidates got As votes each,
and there were scattering.
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r,,uess Of Bishop Hopkins.

MONTPELIER, VT, January 9.-Bishop
Hopkins, of this diocese, is very sick,
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NIL
follows:
"You, at least, will welcome the con.
yiction that the time is at hand when states:
manship, humanity, and patriotism will
better meet the demands of the nation
than wild theories outside of the Constl'
tution-a wicked malevolence towards
neighbors, if they happen to be OF ouI
race, and selfish clinging to power, place
and plumber"
Mr.. Buchanan also wrote letter, which
contains nothing worth copying.
Mr.. Stewards is very cheerful.
Other members of the Cabinet wrote
letters also.
So also did various Governors, and old
F. P. Blair, who makes capital point by
quoting the following from General Grants
late report:
"The extension of suffrage to freedmen
has evidently aroused sentiment OF nos
tility to the colored race, and to nortnern
men, in many parts Of the district, which
did not exist before"
Mr.. Blah, who says he is almost an octo-
genarian, adds:
"The black thorn ofnegro suffrage plant
ed in one side of the Republic will extend It's
inflammation to both sides. 1t will rankle,
and never cease to rankle until it is eradi-
Gated. The question will be, shall the
right of suffrage as provided for in the
Constitution of the United States prevail,
or the negro suffrage imposed by the mill
tary power to disguise the usurpation as
serted for the party of which it is the in
strument The suffrage Of the Constitu-
tion is that which asserts the sovereignty
of the American people. The negro suf-
frage brought to the polls under arms is
that sort of universal suffrage that main
tains the sovereignty Of force in France"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-17
ValuabIe Proparty for Sale.

OWING To IDL HEALTH, CFFER
S,r sale ny FAKM and FIGURING
Eli, tItuaisd oniIes cast If v he cling and
~ Tufies roaiE GJf TFIAdEl plta, Ohio, Co., W.
o Tne saTLa contain EAbJut 80 a-yes % OF
,rf,ica l. bottom land veil adapted for gar
dtfIfYIz lIi-posss, aud the bz Eauee1s exceed
ia[iy WtIs sui1ez either for growing grain OF
) osk IsIu-the latter, especially, II an emil
Eeat oegrte. 1hs Hiil is one q the nost
eisibIy l0cated fcrcEEosn WORK Ia tbs conn
T.. The annual proceeds OF which NIL
Az ply testify TO this stzIeacent- II contains
pFIr o! turTE, and pair Of chopper, with
al tie machinery in good running order.
IIe Improvements on the laELn conEtst o!
ETly T6siusGce, which sootatns eight Eoous
ma sLsd 10 modern BlyIe, and With this. all
tue oaf 6siildinGs necsssaFy- 4 he premises arg
neatly e.5cI0 eff and the GROUNDS nuslJl lad
cat a3d Orua.nsnted vita eyeFsceens and
ottie. sEJubbeTy. Ia addition 70 his, there
la good JJaIne tenant nome, eneiosed, and
iszliL.uiy surrounded WIKI shade tres,
which Hbs cited up for the accommodation
of the mill OF farLti. The orchard contains
% appIs tees, bearing ChOiceIun. There Is
an, a large Ysgetab!s garden efnpa!ed and
aL.ei up With grape ana other small fIuiL.
=1ersGl4s de-lHng .CEtneE Information, re-
ecsiuH tie nice. payments, DC, and at tine
selI.e Lin1e obtain q gCCd bargain, EonId do
seH 10 gtSlJ me Immediately, On the
.syerIsis-s, Is / have fully determined u sell
on 4eatnnR bic Terms. Full! possession given
tGei Of April B6St. u sold.
"a AUEL BUCHANAN.
Si;DDLE TaELLISGVALLEY Aug. II, %.
HuKi5-IInwa:. gds
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ASSORTED CARGo.-Among tho pass
engers on the William Butler which
arrived hero on Saturday morning, was
one OF our fellow citizens. Mr.. a. Mar
tin, of Hancock county. Mr.. 81. went
to the Far West last spring, and is now
en- route home. He brings with him
some OF the animals found in that fss
OF region, among which we namo an
elk. pair of bull snakes, n pair OF
horned toads, cub bear, mustang
pony. n genuine buffalo horse, such MS
the Indians ride in catching that ami
NAL. He has also, two pairs OF elks'
nntlers measuring several feet between
the points ofthe horns,-various speci-
mems ofquNrtz, besides "other articles
too numerous to mention"
Mr.. Martin visits that region once a
year and always brings with him some
speclmens of its animal, vegetable or
mineral kingdoms. Last year he
brought back one or more buffalo,
which he now has on his farm. Avisit
to his place would repay those who
have any curiosity to eratiCv in sncH
matters. This year he was an far mr.
the Missouri river rs Fort Benton. Tn.
trip is a long and tedious one, but 1t.
novelty and the thousand and one new
sights and scenes brought to ones view
amply compensate for the time and ex
expense required to make IL. Fort Ben
ton Is only four thousand three hun
dred miles from this city by water
nice little jaunt. II 1t were not so lat
in the season. we would suggest that
party be formed to go out a taWestor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-17
"PLANouE1rED at D. Nlooll q Bros.

ST. JoHN's CuURcn.-The interior of
this beautiful chapel is almost literally
filled with carpenters and plasterers,
and the requisite scaGolding, engaged
in giving 1t the finishing touches. The
stained glass windows on the sides have
been put in, and are certainly very
handsome in design and colors. Good
taste has been displayed in the selection
OF both, and when the windows in the
ends of the audience room are filled,
the effect will be very fine. We must
say, however, that the wood work in
arcbed ceiling did not strike US favora-
bly,. There is too much of 1t shown, in
our estimation. If it was necessary to
have it all in view TO carry out the de.
sign of the architect, 1t should have
been more massive. AS 1t is, it looks
too slender, conveying the idea of
weakness. These are matters, how
ever, with which outsiders have no
business to meddle. We make the crit
iCism. il 1t may be called that, in the
kindliest spirit.
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The White Pine Compound,
Transportation.
BALTIMoRE & OHIO R. R. COMFY

W ElH.Is3AIl3SIl MY 10 I-7l7s'
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN By
the following schedule ON and after Nay
Il, 1873, Wheeling time.
FAST LINE.
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THE CnEAPEsr Roor .rHE GRAVE.

THE CHEAPEST RooE Is THE GRAVEL
Rooz.-NIr. George Crumbacker of this
city, is fully prepared 10 put on gravel
roofs in The most improved method,
and warrants his work to give satisfac-
ton, either in resisting f.e or turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that frees it from oil and ben
zole, and no matter how great the heat,
1t will not run. Ii is equally efficient
in roofs of every conceivable pitch. ar,
Crumbacker keeps on hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks and side
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
ourgh.
address me through the Post-ofice,
or call at my establishment, head OF
Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended to promptly. apr7-6m
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Pastor zane 81. y. 2. ChnTet

FIaE-As the William Porter was
coming up to the landing on Saturday
morning, the passengers on board OF
her discovered the second story OF j.
81. stewart;s Paint shop, on Water st.
to be on Ere. The alarm was quickly
given, People in the .neighborhOod
were aroused aud hustened to the spot
and set to work to snbdue the flames
a line was speedily formed to fire
plug near, and buckets were passed
lively. So well directed were the ef-
forts that the FIRE was promptly check
ed, and by the time Rose reel arrived
and made an attachment. i. was entire
Iy extinguished. The fire was IN.
doubtedly the work of an incendiary,
as none had been used about the build
ing for weeks. The loss sustained was
but trifing, and we believe is fully
covered by insurance. But for its
timely discovery. the entire block
might have been burned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-17

TIE USDISPUTED SUPERIORITY OF
the medicinal virtues of ROblck's Blood
pills stomach BitIeIB and blood Purifier
over all other remedies prepared to relieve
suffering humanity, is Eho Wn in many way 2,
but especially is 1t evinced IN this I'm portanE
fact: That responsible druggists all over the
country take active Interest IA Introducing
them 10 their best customers and friends,
while AT the same time. IL Is quite as much To
their pecuntaTy Interest TO Iecgmmend other
meOicines, The reason IoE t.is Ii ooyious.
They al In positions toSee the pFs-emineDt
er1cacy OF the pills in cases OF Liver Com
plant and all Obslructions OF the bowels,
and, in fact, in ali cases where a cathartic
medicine can be employe ed. While the Bit
Iers, by their gentle tonic, stimuIant and lax
alive properties. anu as a safe ana certain
remedy IN Dyspepsia, have won the admjra-
Ton OF every one who has gwen them a
trial, and the Blood kunhert is acknowledged
TO be one Of the best remedies to Bearcn out
disease, cure ScrOIuIR, Ola Sores, Erupiious
and skin UlEeases and TO purify the blood,
eLLaut; hence Inc people must naturally
give their voice in f-VoF OF remedies which
effect 30 much real good in the world.
sold by all Druggists everywhere.
jyIS-ind&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-17

GREAT FRUIT YIELD.-Mr. Thomas
Hotnbroolk has laid on our table two
twiHs broken from pear trees on his
country place few miles east of the
city, which for feoundity we have never
seen surpassed. One of the twigs, of
the Bartlett pear, about twelve or four
teen inches long, bears sixteen pears
nearly all large and well formed. Tho
other, OF a different variety, probably
eighteen inches in length, bears no less
than nineteen large pears. The won.
der Is that the tree can produce and the
limbs sustain such growth, though o
course these are exceptional cases.
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THE GRoyER AND BAKER ia the opl

The GROVER AND BAKER is the only
Sewing Machine that will sew the finest
fabrics and then the heaviest cloth
without change of needle or thread; it
is the only machine capable of execut-
ing all kinds of sewing; no bobbins,
both threads running direct from
spools. In addition to the elastic stitch
machine, the Grover & Baker Compa-
ny manufacture light running lock.
stitch machine, upon which all kinds
of work can be done. Salesroom al
oxtoby S Dumel6's Jewelry Store, los
Main street, headquarters for Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Gold Pens,
&c
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suErlAND snAwIs al D. NlcolI 6 Bro,s
Apat CUr.-Barney Cnnniff. am en-.

Amr CUr.-Barney Cunnif, an en-
ployee of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company about Benwood, had
one of his arms pretty badly cut, few
days since, under the following cIrcum-
stances Cunnih's business is to assist
in transferring trains over the river,
and when passing through a car the
other evening which was in motion, a
sudden jar threw him of his feet. In
attempting to break his fall he threw
out his arms, and one of them passed
through the glass inflicting an ugly cut.
So severe was his wound that medical
aid was called in. Cunnff has been
unable to work since the accident.
His arm is getting better, and he will
soon be able to resume his duties.
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0he0ntelLrQetrce1
Nos Ds ) ,iOnNIats. a CGU.r ~.


Grand Ra!ly in Fourth Ward.
BngEirs. Carriages and Rockaways-
FfObs & Bodley.
MIs. Horton'a Paten: Charming Pro,
cess.
Administrator Sotiee-cssate of r
K. Armstrong.
T. o. o. +. Funeral Notice.
Meeting Of Wheeling Base Ball Club
Five DolIATs Reward for Stray Cow,
Grand Moonlight Pic. Mic.
CbE!stadoTO's Hair Dye.
BIEUGeIb's Pills.
Derby's Condition Powders.
AduIess TO the Nervous and DebiIits-
,ed.
Llat Of Let.era.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Member OF the Royal College, OF surseop.
LonuOn, Graduate o. one vi the mos en-.
nenL COLLEGES Ii the United States, and n
greater pant of whose nfe has Teen speu :
Lht hospitals of LOnuon, PARIS, knlIadeIyb--
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the intSt
astonishing cures that were ever knOET
many LrOuD.eo with ringing IL The head az
ears when asleep, great neTvOusneas, lem
alarmed at Dduen sounds 0zkhI uiness, vii
iIeQueuL bIDsulng, attended sometimes MIR
arrangement Of mud, were cureu Imr.s-