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

APPOINTMENTS BY GENERAL SCHoFIELD'
A communicate was received at the office
of the Secret, y of the Commonwealth,
from General Schofeld to the Governor,
dated Decer Der 81, 1867, stating that the
General ha.a made the following appoint
ments of civil officers-viz.:
John c. Saunders to be assessor for the
city of Norfolk, vice Richard B. Wright,
deceased.
John Tbawley to be clerk of the County
and Circuit Courts of Gloucester county,
vice John R. Cary, deceased.
Lemuel Van Boskirk to be clerk OF the
Circuit Court of York county, vice Bolivar
Shield, removed from office.
Peter Dlworth to be member of the
Common Council of the city of Norfolk
from the Fourth Ward.
Jacob Umstadter, member Common
Council from the Third Ward, vice ". K.
Roberts, resigned.
George W. Hall, constable for the fourth
magisterial district of Montgomery county.
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8irlumoud 1ispatth.
FRIDAF.."...........JANUARY 10, 1868.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COM
EINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
OJTY.
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To CAPTAIN GIFFoRD-ever accommo-
dating-we are indebted for a Norfolk
paper last night.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT aCOURT.-On
yesterday, in the case Of W. B. Jones s.
Co., the prosecution was dismissed on pay
ment of penalty and costs.
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LOSSES BY F1RE.-One insurance agent
in the city has paid sl6O,oOO for losses by
fire since the evacuation of the city,
April, 1865.
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3: W,1. B. lsaaCs 4 CO.. BANKERS.

- WM. Il. lSAACS Il CO., BANKERS.
cokSyS OF MAIN AND FoURTEESTH STREETS,
ElcgxoSp. dealers in COIN, BONDS, STOCKS.
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER. and NE
GOTIATE LOANS.
BILLS oT EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time in sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
HOUSES in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE. GSRMANT., SWITZERLAND, BEL
GlCM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subjec. 10 check at sight, OF
CERTIFICATES issued for same.
CoLLgCTloNS made on all accessible points In
the United States, Canadss, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at & liberal discount.
de 2s-3m
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F1RE.-The alarm rung yesterday was
caused by the burning Of Q chimney On
Seventeenth street. No damage done.
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H. B Morton, cashier Of the National Bank OF
Virginia. do solsmnly swear that the above state:
belief J. B. NORTON, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day
January. A. D. 1868. o. s. MORTON,
s-3s Notary Public.
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SDecSGE Notices.

"a COUGH, A COLD, OR A SORE
90 n. requires immediate attention, and
,-5 bA checked. If allowed to continue, irri-
',.,,n Of ne IanSs, permanent throat disease,
49, o,,rni,..vn. is often the result.
B.cTS's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
,..r,r, direct influence TO the parts, give imme.
diate relief.
~ f-onth:t's. asthma, catarrh, consumptive and
,h-o&; diseases, TRoCHES are used with
always good success.
SINGERS and pubnc speakers use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES.
,-3 40 TO, take any Of the worthless imitation
that may be offered.
soli everywhere. oc 26-eodam
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THE JAMES RISES Dur noble James mas
risen four feet higher than usuai-tne ei-
feet Of the recent rains.
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SILVER FOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE ISsuSASCE COMPANY.
PERSONS Oh CoSPc SATIoNs
desiring to effect
LOANS. MONTH cR IN ROPE,
BUILDINGS or MERCHANDISE,
rnl find It 10 Their interest TO insure with this
toropsay. Policies Of this company transferred to
spi;s,s< are 2nsidered by them the best security
n es<e al FIRE.
CAPITAL, $4,000. 900 IN GOLD.
Stockholders personally responsible and among
them are some of the wealthiest persons in Eng.
lsud and the United States.
All elaims paid on proof Of loss without aba;e-
nsut for Interest.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
General Agents for Virginia,
Aim Office over Exchange Bank.
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TIE PENCIL of nature seems to be at the COM
mand of Mr.. DAVIES, judging from the truthful
ness Of his beautiful pictures produced at the Lee
Gallery. Perhaps the magic is in the name LEE
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DOR RENT, two UNFURNISHED
ROOMS, at 73o Fifth street, beyond Jackson ff.sg
street Apply on the premises. la 1Q--1t*
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EOK RENT, a FRAME DWELLING
L containingsix rooms. with kitchen with lEsI
two rooms, and stable on the premises. on f::g
Main street, corner above Sidney church GIsg
pply to GUS. LIGNUT, or s. N. DAVIS, keal
Estate Agent, on Main and Eleventh streets.
La q LIN
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I. S. B. Smith, Cashier Of the First National
Bank of Rich chmond, Va, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true, to the best Of my know
ledge and belief, 5. b. SMITH, Cashier.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIoHMoND:
sworn to and subscribed before me this Sth day
of January, 1865 BENZ. B. WEISlGER,
iae-3t Notary Public.
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EOR RENT, the SECOND and THIRD
Z FLOORS of the HOUSE occupied last kxs
year by Charles b. Hill & Co., with two G..siS
good offices on the second foor at present oc .ss3
cupied by Pilkinton, PulIiem / Go.
HILL & BENTLEY,
ia 6-2w No. Is Pearl street.
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Bo0rdS9ag and Lodge9ag.


A MEXICAN kOTEIs,
IA IMMEOIATELY at THE VIRGINIA
CkNTRAL RAILROAD,
sTAUNT Or, a.
McGHESNEY Il NADENB0UsCE, PRoFRIEToRs;
(. Ii. LIpsCOMB. MANAGER;
WILLIAM WHOOLEY, SUPERINTENDENT.
The propriesors, In resumipg the management
of this weil-known and popular Hotel, SO long
and favorably known to the travelling pubns,
promise in the future TO retain the reputation the
American has borne asa
renders 1t convenient stopping place lor persons
on business or in Beurch Of health.
BAR and BARBRR-SH0P In the house.
hn the Offices Of the telegraph and stage nnes
running to this town are adjoining this honss.
A first class LIVERY STABLE, under O'Toole
McCHEsNEY l. co.
II. B.--Citisens OF the county will be furnlsned
dinner at fifty cents and horses led by messrs
ponovsn OToola at twenty cents. oe lo-sm
GEVEN OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN
y csn get BOARD and LODGING at No. 2aa Mayo
street, near 6rosd. deal
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HOrGUOre.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, dc.

THE UNDERSIGNED would rasn
i call the attention OF his customers VI
and the public to the fact that he has Rk- ~
DUCED the price OF his work as follows: -
BOOTS, made to order, $l3.
FOOTING BOOTS, So.
GAITERS, 80.
And all other work In proportion.
A fit guaranteed, and the best material used.
JAMES BOLTON,
Ia 9-1w No. IS Ninth eet, near Main.
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Holiday Goods.

Holiday Goods.
NHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY
VI PRESENTS.
JUVENILES, from cents to $3.50;
PORTFOLIOS, from 25c. to $l2;
WRITING DESKS, from 50 to $25;
WORK BOXES, from 81. so to $50;
PRAYER BOOKS. from CSC. to 80;
BIBLES, from SOC. to $40;
together with full line OF
FANCY ARTICLES. Call and examine our
stock. All. CHRISTIAN 4 Co..
de 10 opposite Spotswood Hotel.
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yosEs1 &. sAuEY. JAgEt l.. eiUEr
gosRkT +. sEooEE.
sg~ x. n. ryACRY & Co.,
tssTABLIsasD In 1885,
sAakSEs AEp B1OKBEs,
10. I;lk Il sin street,
srss ao-ss below the post -oises,
RICHMOND, VA.
srsgLIHG HycHAEGE, GOLD AND sILYRE,
RAHR aOrEs, STATE, CITY, snd
GAILk0AD BONDsand
STOCKS, &s.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RSCSlYED and C0GIECTlON Ms
MADE or Al ssssss15ls points n tie United
s.stet. 10
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TOR RENT, desirable DWELLING
4 HOUSE, on Clay near Second :eet, fxA
with seven or eight r1oms, and kitchen. fig
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SoN, .G4Ea.
ia 9-5t Auctioneer,.
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EOE RENT, STORE near Exchange
4 and Ballard Hotels, on Franklin street Ass
tnox occupied by Mr.. Latouche). well suited t::;E
for tailor, bo0tInaker confectioner, cigar -
and tobacco store. or other light business. A
first. class location. Apply at the corner, 70
de IS SdIPLEY, RUANE co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

RE STEhRINE SOAP.-This best Of all
family soaps, now so bly, known all over
the United States, is rs its name indicates, made
Of the hard substance Of pure ta!low " upon an
entirely new principle Clothes need no boiling,
no rubbing on a wasn't board: ore pound will go
A. tar three pounds Of other family soaps. II
Il does nc, give satisfaction return 1t at our ex-
psu.e Beware OF limitations the genuine Is
made only by
AckEOyE, VAN EAtGEN & CO.,
Manufacturers,
). sou,h Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street, New York. no so-eow6m
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NOR RENT, TWO VERY DESIRA.
II BILE STORES, on south side of Main ksA
street betwesn Thirteenth and Fourteenth E.;S
streets. (.sSS-
NJ Ezekiel Besides the store, they have each TWO
floors above, and basement beneath, with all
convsniences.
These are In location and arrangement, amongst
the most desirab stores in the city for fancy,
retail, or hit BUSH esg. Possession given LIST
January. Apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

EoR RENT, my FARM "Buck Hill"
It near Manchester, especially suitable for
market garden. Apply on the premises.
Ia 3-2w THOMAs VADEN, JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

EOR RENT, very desirable BRICK
4 RESIDEs CE, on Twenty y-seventh street IA
between Bread and Marshall, containing ts.es
seven rooms water, sc. ion premises. Terms essa
moderate to good tenant. Apply to
ct LYNE & BROTHER,
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B07eE Statements.

I, J. N. Goddn, cashier OF the Planters National
Bank of Richmond, do solsmnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best OF my know
ledge and belief. J. n. GODDIN, Cashier.
Sworn tn and subscribed before me, notary
public, this sth day Of January, 1888.
ia st T. B. STAREg N p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

NOR RENT, a FRONT BASEMENT
IT ROOM st No. Sl3 Marshall street. APP IrS
ply to orv E;iE
tg ARMlSEEAD u SAh1.
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For Re72t.

EOR RENT, ONE Or TWO ROOMS,
T. furnished unfurn,shed, with or with S.s
out board. within four or five minutes walk 1t:is
OF the aptol. Apply At 733. south side Main IaE.
between Seventh and Zig nth streets.
Ia lO-2;*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

JOHN DooLEY' an
l2l1 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
has just received large lot OF Ladies' and
Misses MUFFS, COLLakS. and CAPkS-white,
white and gray, gray or blue, and brown-to
which the attehtion Of the ladies Is invited
Also, lot OF fine SILK DRESS HATS, the pre-.
sent style, at $5- SO, 81, and $S qualities.
Also, lot Of extra fine SOFT HATS-young
mems, middle-aRed mems, and old msn's-to
which he Invites the attention OF the public.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN mssa
VI THE COMMUNITY. H&Q
General rush for BOOTS AND SHOES ~
which we are now selling of regardless
of cost price, In order to take an inventory lst
January.
Our stock consists OF the following goods:
\ 5,oae pairs OF Childrsns Eeeled Boots at TO.
5000 pairs Ladfes, Morocco Boots from 75c. up;
5000 pairs Mems Brogans from 81 up;
5000 pairs Mems Boots fron 80. rs up;
Asplendid assortment OF BOOTS and SHCES OF
my own make always on hand, which We war
rant. Do not forget MICHAEL GUNST,
Broad street, No. alt.
D. W. COSBY, of Amelia, Salesman. de 30
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WGats.

WANTED.-Two young gentleman,
BOARD In 4 PRIVATE FAMILY, at No. lcs Clay
street between First and Second, II immediate ap.
plication be made. Tho location is delightful,
and the room pleasant front one. Ia l0--lt*
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WANTED, TO RENT HOUSE con-
w tanning four rooms, with a kitchen contain
and Canal streets. Apply to A. B., through city
post. Ia i0-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

I, J. B. Smith, Cashier of the National Ex-
change Bank of Richmond, Va, do solemnly
that the above statement IL true, to the best
s. B. SMITH, Cashier.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CRY OF RICHMOND:
Sworn to and subscribed b-tore me this Sth day
of January, 1858. BENZ. B. WE1S1G ER,
la 9-3t Notary Public,
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w A " r L D, IMMEDIATELY, a
w white SH0RMAKER. white BLACKSMITH,
ten FAkh HANDS (white), eight No. COOKS,
WASHERS, and lRONERS, to go to the country.
None need apply but those who can come we'll re.
commended. Apply at No. Ia4s Main street, up
stairs GEORGE Z. SADLBR,
in 1o--2t Labor Apent
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WANTED, a SMALL HOUSE or a
w SUIT OF ROOMS for small family. Ad-
dress Is. G., post office. Ia 10 uk
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WANTED, a No. l CHAMBER
w MAID, WASHER. and IRONER. Must have
no incumbrance, aud bring best references to
character and excellence. Apply to
DR.. PEBBLES,
ia 9-3t# 200 Franklin street.
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
W CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF RICHMOND ON THE MORS1NG OF
61H JANUARY, 1858:
ASSETS:
Cash and cash items. ........ $les l42 II
State and Government bonds, &c...... 13 2E 81
Due from national banks, bankers, and
banks. sa4 COS 90
Premium on coin and United STATUS
bonds ............................ 5,sss 81
United States bonds with Treasurer to
secure circulation .................. 207, 900 90
United States bonds with Treasurer to
secure deposits. Observation-Disclosures. 1000 90
Bills and notes discounted ........... sos, 1853 81
Furniture and fixtures ................. 1878 10
Coin with N Natonal Bank Of the
se,s7i "a
81, ,s2s, 300 80
LIABILITIES
Due national banks, bankers, ard
DduhS- Ioio9e Oh
United states deposits. 3,s s42 10
Circulation. 1870 900 90
Capital 200 900 90
1906, POS IS |
Surplus and profits. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2s,595 o.
$I,a2s, 800 80
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D without children, desire to obtain BOARD In
private family, or they would share the rent OF
a furnished or unfurnshed house, with the privi-
leges of the premises. Address, with full name
and terms, lock box 80. Richmond, Va.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
VoetrH
75iIV''S''i 755i17EF ToUR HOME BEAUTIFUK.
NY FLEA COOK.


,f.Ia vour home beautiful--bring Il 70 noWefli
pisrt them around you 10 bud and 70 bloom
rst tfsm 1--WE life 10 your loneliest hours
Iet them bring light to enliVen your gloom,
Maze your own work-one that never hA1 Soi-
n, nys,c and sunshine, and gold summer air.
Ahoms-world whose forehead care never mas iur'
Ana Who's cheeks OF bright beauty ahAll ever be
fair
alake your home beauhful-weaye round rs por'Ai
WYrssths Of the jassaunine, and dencate sprays
~ rsd.fruited woodbine. with say immortene
1rrrt hiesaes and brightena wherever II atrsys-
,Aaibars the blossoms, tOo--one little mower
varied verbena, or sweet mignonnette,
gtllunay bring bloom . you desolate o9WeL
san may bring something 70 love and 70 pet
.1.ks vnur home beauiiful--gather the roses
ne; Sosrd mn the sunshine with exquisite art
Perchance they may pour as your dread darkness
That Soft summer sunshine down into your heart
II Won can DO 90, 0, make It an Eden -
OF beanty and glAdnesa remember, us wise,
Twill teasi you IA long for that home you are need
Thst heaven Of beauty beyond the blue sEys.
Nfaha voir home beautiful-sure It's duty;
Can ap your little ones-teach them to walk
Hand In hand with the angel OF beauty;
Fncouraqe their spirits with nature 70 talki
tsesher them round YOU and let them be learning
Lessons that drop from the delicate wings
~ the bird and the butterhy-eYer returning
10 him who has made all these beautiful thinga
Make home hive, where all beautiful te elings
Cluster like bees and their honey dew bring
Make il temple Of holy revealings,
And love Of its bright angel with "shadoWint
winga."
Then shall It be- when afar on life's billows,
Wherever your tenpest-tossed children are hung
They will long for the shades Of the home.sweep
ing willow
And sing the sweet song which their mother ha'
afinq.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10

iffonl us Now York Evening Post, Ang. q.
Dexter has recently beaten his Buffalo
time, and has fairly earned the title Of the
itstesE horse in the world In June last
MI. Bonner sent Dexter TO the Fashion
Course. where he was placed in the charge
OF MI. VIM. II. Doble, who was instructed
10 train and dwork him down TO racing con-
dition. A few DAYS ago Dexter was taken
on the track as usual for his daily exercise,
and several gentlemen who we're present
expressed desire to see the horse put 70
his speedE Dexter was sent to the stable
rubbed down and scraped, and after an ao-
sence of about twenty-five minutes, was
brought back, with Budd Doble as driver.
A running horse with rider was also pro
yided. and placed at the three-quarterpole,
10 make theround with the efamous trotter.
Mr.. Turnbull, the well known nturiman, and
Mr. Conway, of Philadelphia, took the
iudpes stand and kept the time.
Dexter was trotted slowly around the
FIRST time and as he began the second
heat was worked up, until az the quarter
pole he seemed to be going at locomotive
pace. With the running horse at his side
to incite him, Dexter trotted at such rap
id and steady pace as to surprise all. The
first quarter mile was made in thirty-tpree
and a half seconds, the next in thirty-three
seconds. the third in thirty-f0 seconds,
and the mile in the unprecedented. time OF
two minutes and fourteen seconds yes
terday on the same truck, Dexter trotted
quarter mile in thirty seconds, or at the
rate of a mile in two minutes. The train
er SAYS that after Dexter has been got in
thorough condition he will make still bet
ter time. Whether he does or not, his
past achievements have fairly earned for
him the name of liking of the Turf.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
4 DoubIe Murder Brought to Light,

The mysterious disappearance Of two
brothers named Welch, who went to Ne
costa Co., Mich, to invest in land, has re-
suited in the discovery of their murder.
The Welches lived near Corunna, Micho
and left home the latter part Of June with
S700 in money They were last seen alive
at Big Rapids, where they employeda man
named William Burgess 10 help them look
up desirable locations. In q few days Bur-
CESS returned with their team, and said
that he was to meet them in a few days at
a designated point in the woods He and
the team then disappeared. Fonl play was
at once suspected. We now learn from the
Ionia Sentinel that Mr.. George Welch, the
brother Of the missing men, who has been
searching for them, obtained the assistance
of Frame French, and proceeding to the
point at which Burgess was TO meet them,
after dilligent search, French discovered
the graves where the Welch brothers had
been buried by their murderer. The bodies
were disinterred and identified, the re-
mains showing that their death resulted
from being shot Not only has Burgess
disappeared, but his father has not been
seen since the finding Of the bodies. No
vigilance or efforts should be spared to
track out and bring to punishment those
guilty Of so fonl murder.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10

THE UNDIsPUTED SUPERIORITY Of the me-
diona virtues Of Roback's Blood Pills, Stomach Bit
tens and Blood Purifier all other remedies prepared
TO relieve suffering humaniy,is Is shown in many ways,
but especially is 1t evineed in this important fact
That responsible druggists and merchants all the
country take active interest in introducing them to their
best customers and friends WHILE at the time it
Is quite much to their pecuniary interest to recon-
mend other medicines. The reason for this obvious
They are in positions TO the preemneut efficacy Of
the pills in cases Of Liver Complaint and all distractions
of the bowels and in fact, all cases where cathartic
medicine can be employed. While the Btters by their
gentle tonic, stimulant and laIatlye properties and
safe and certain remedy in dyspepsia, have the
sdmaton Of every one who has given them trial. and
the Blood Purifier acknowledged 10 be one Of the best
remedies To search out disease, cure Sorofula, Old
sores, Erpons and Skin Diseases and 70 purify the
blood extant hence tha people must naturally give
their voice In favor Of remedies which effect much
real good in the world Sold BY all druggists every
hare
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
WILL all those afflicted with Cough or Consumption
read the following and learn the value Of
ALIENS LUNG RALsArE.
Wbai the Doctors Say.

Am sWooy, NJ, D., Of Koscnsko Co.. Indiana, says:
For ree years past have used ALIENS LUNG BAL.
SAM extensively in my practice, and am satisfied there
Is no better medicine for lung diseases In use.n
lssac X. Dorm, NJ. d.. OF logan County Ohio, SAYS;
"ALLREs LUHG BALsAM not only sells rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction In every case within my owl
edge. Having confidence hi Il and knowing that Il pos
eesses valuable medicinal properties freely use It IN my
daily practice; and with unbounded success As an
alton have yet known"
Nathaniel Harris, M. d., Of Middlebury, Vermont,
says II have no doubt II will become classical
remedial agent for the Of all dseasea Of the Throat
Bronchial Tubes and the Lungs"
DR.. Lloyd, OF Ohio, Surkeon In the army during tho
war, from exposure contracted consumption He says:
II have no hesitancy In stating that by tho use af
your LUNG BALsAM that am now alive and enjoying
heathn
Dr. Fletcher. Of Missouri, says: II recommend your
BAsAM in preference 10 any otbor medicine for Coughs
and II gives satisfaotion.h
ALLEYS LIMO BAIsAM Is the remedy to cure all
Lung and Throat difficulties. II should be fhorouRhy
tested before using any other Balaa II will cure when
ell othere fail. Directions accompany each bottle.
J, N HARRIS CO., Sole Pfoprietors, Cincinnati.
Ohio. Sold BY all druggsts. octlsiy