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Steamers.
aw yORK-OLD DOMINION

EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
r STE AMsHIP CoMPAHY.-The IS
splendid new sid e-wh heel steamships >T1M
ILBRMARLE, SARATOGA, HAT. Ax&G
TEXAS NIAGARA: and yIK Sa a.. &C., v M
NESDAYS and SATURDAY. Leave Rlchmoha
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. ,u,,
These ships are entirely new, and were DG II
expressly for this route. They have splencn
saloons and ststerooms; and the rare, aecomm"
dations, and sttention, are unsurpassed;
Goods shipped by this line are landed rsgalst9
at New York on t1s CoDpany,s covered pier "'
North river, within. forty. eight hours;
Insurance. effected at lowest rates when oIaeisa;
!, Freights for point beyond New York foIwaia :,
With dispatch, and no charge made except LOT as'
thai expenses incurred. c,h NJ,
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, n :.
orleans, and other southern ports, leave irom VIZ
adjoining pier. All goods for these points w
nromptly transferred without exposure.
AaEsTs.-N. L. Nicer oady. president, GreenT -
street. New York; Samuel AyIes s CO. t Eiss
mond, Va; John West, C1ty foint ana rs's''
For freight or passage apply TO
SAMUEL AYRBs CO., Agents,
al cornar Main and Eleventh streets.
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By Case & Harris, Auctionssrs,
Cfice under the Ballard House.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
i TATE Situated IN THE COUNTY OF
HENR1C0, ON STATE STREET. IN THE TOWN
OF FULT0N.-By virtue Of deed OF trust exc
cutsd BY william C. Johnson to as trustee, TO SO.
cure the payment of two negotiable notes therein
named. bearing data on the 18th day Of December,
1865, and recorded in the CLERKS oflce OF tne
beneficiary in said L.. / will proceed to sell at
public auction. upoL the premises, on tae lr !,
DAY OF JANUARY, 1883, at O'Clock r. N :, II 4
FRAME HOUSE and LOT. fro ting forty i've tees
on state street. and running back one snS u,
ten feet being the WHOLE &c OF , ho, "" of Fui,on
Ia WILLIAM &. WADE, Trustee.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

DARN OF 2274 ACRES, IN HENRICC
Il COUNTY. THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF
DR.. WILLIAM MINT0N. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-We will sell a. auction, on the pre- misses,
on TT ESDAY, January T. 1863. Mt u o'clock NJ. II
fair Ii not then on the next fair Gay Thereafter.
the FA2M above described, being about ten miles
one mile of Glen Allen on the Richmond, Ere de-
ricksburg and Potomac railrosd-lo0 acres cleared;
the balance in wood and tim Der. THERE'S good
orchard on tb Q place. The farm Is we'll watersd
and healthy, and in 8 good neighborhood. The
improvements ars large frame dwelling win
twelve rooms, large barns, stables, and other
out buildings. This place is well suited for
tavern and store. -.t.m.
TERMS: $500 cash the balance at one, two,
three, and four years, with interest, secured by
trust deed. $685. ,
II not sold the FARM will be rented at public
auction for one or more years.
GRUBBS l. WILLIAMs,
~ ~, TIL Go m stdu Anctfoneera
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A Massachusetts Yankee advertised his
house for sale for mere song for the pur-
pose of getting road broken through the
snow. The ruse was successful.
Brigham Young is said to conduct bis
estab.H hment on the principle of "large
sales and small prophets"
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SALE OF LAND,
i FARMING IMPLEMENTS, STOCK .0F
RGRSES, COWS, &C., IN CHEsTERFlsLD
COUNTY.-By virtus.of.a deed OF trust executed
BY Charles W Friend on the 25th day OF august,
1885, and recorded ia the clerks Office OF Chester.
field county or the same day. the undersigned, as
trustee, will offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises at IL n. on WEDNESDAY the Eth
day OF January, 1853 If fair, If not the next fair
day thereafter. all Of the properly embraced In
said deed, to wit
tract of LAND called Bollings," situated In
the county OF Oh esterfeld between the ktchmond
and Petersburg railroad and the Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike, and lying Immediately upon
SO are in original growth. The land is susceptible
of high degree Of Improvement, and well
adapted 10 raising the usual crops. The dwelling.
house. immed lately upon the turnpike, about NH
miles from Manchester and twelve from Peters.
burg Is Of brick, large and commodious, with al
the nee sssary ont buildings.
All OF the H. U5EHuLD and klTCHEH FUKNt
TUBE Of every description, FARMING UTEN
SILS and ImPLEM BNTS OF all kinds, one CAR
RIAGE, BUGGY, and HARNESS. Also, the stocI
Of HORSES, MULES, COWS, HOGS. &c.
The title to the above property Is belieYed 70 o.
indispu.able, but, acting as trustee, Will convey
no otD or title tnan th at vested In me as srch.
TERMS: Made known on the day Of sale.
= HENRY COX, Trustee.
NoTB.-This Is one Of the most beautiful anc
best Improved situations in the county, and 4
considered the most healthy in the neighborhood
de u-W aStJ anil ,&l3. l4,b
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A GREAT BARG ANA gentleman
"A who Is about TO decline business for agricul.
tural pursuits will sell The GOODWILL and FIX.
rURES OF business which pays handsomely and
REQUIRES SC CAPITAL. The rent Of the store (Which
ia In one of the best parts OF the city for the bust
ness) is very low. By immediate application q
great bargain may be had. Apply to MeSsrs. 4.
g. DUN i CO., No. 1917 Main street.
Ia
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.AUct5o9 Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Cook u Laughtou, Anctionesn'
Corner Governor and Frankin streets.

Corner Governor and Franklin sHeo"'
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SOAP,
II Hot BED SASH, SHOVE Asses, 80, At AUG.
TioN.-On FRIDtY, I'D instant, at 10 elosK; w
will sell at our store q large assortment OF FUR.
HITURH, embr acing
JBNNY-LIND BEDSTEArS,
wALNUT and MAHOGANY BUREAUS,
WARDROBES,
mARBLE-TOP wAsHsrANDs,
CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS,
TIN AND WIRE SAFES,
SIDEBOARDS,
HAIR AND sHuCK MATTRESSES.
BOLSTEES AND PILLOWS, .r.
COOKING AND DINING. ROOM STOVES,
MAHOGANY SOFAS AND CHA1eS,
MAHOGANY CARD AND CENTRE TABLES,
OAK HAT-RACK,
LOUNGES,
COTTAGE BSDSTEADS.
ALSO,
IS boxes SOAP,
20 HoT-P oUsE SASH. to cloae consignment.
LANCE SHOWCASE.
ja2 COOK & LAUGHToN. Auctionsers.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
" LIABLE PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD
AS special commissioner of the Circuit Cert OF
the city of Richmond undsr decree pronounced
the 10Th Of Novembsr 1871, in the suit OF Ash S
against Webster and others, l shall, on ~ Ed
NESDAY the 22d January, 1858, II fair, and 4! not
on the first fair day thereafter sell at M
that TRACT OF LAND in Chesterfield Scunty
known as the Hsllons Foundry and t ,5 Ss
ings and improvements thereon, for cash alto SO
much of the purchase money as shall suffice tpay
the costs of the said suit and the expenses a9nd-
ing the sale, including the commission OF thu fom-
missioner, and upon q credit Of six, twelves Ind
eighteen months respectively for equal irfal-
ments OF the residue OF the said purchase mohey
the purchaser to execute bonds with good tscu-
rty for the said iostalmsnts respectively, payable
TO the commits sionsr and the title Of the proprty
sold to be retained until the said bonds are fully
paid off.
aching as commissioner. I shall ssll only zach
title a. Is vested in the parties to said suit wsh
however, is believed to Big perfect;
do 23-2aw4w Commissioner
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AaEctSO1s Sales.
~~~~~~~-
THIS DAY.
By deorgeR. Bagby. Rssl Estate Agent,
Ut, .traat betyaen Ninth and Tenth (.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.
u ABLE REAL, SsTATE. IN a ds ss.
srse Of the Circui. Court OF Henrico comfy pro.
nnounced on the I'd day of November. 1857, IN me
anti of smoot, Sc. us. smoot. &c, VIII proceed
to sell At public auction on the premises as G1 -
o,eioek NJ IL fair 9th ervise. the next fair day,
the real estate in the bill and proceedings mers
Honed-viz, the tract Of land containing lSs
acres. more or less, known as EDaEalLL, near
the Carbon Hill Coal Mines, about thirteen miles MES
above Richmond, which Is said TO be very good
land and 70 contain valuable coal hhess a5a
hfhis place. And also the 24a acres, more or less.
near Springfield pits, about nine mhes az a9ov e
pJchmond on the Deep Ruu turnpike, which Is
we'll set in oak and pine timber; ;, .n,. -,
TxRHa: Caph ufHctent to pay cost OF suit, e8-
Kansas Of sale and sis H. with Interest thereon
from 18th day Of January iss7, tn paid cn, Inc
and the credit Of ei h'e son month"; f,S
ood seenrftv bearing interest from day OF sale,
and tite retained until further order OF the court
nnIess the purchaser prefers paying all cash, In
"A1 j. q. SANDS,
Special Commissioner.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-Wiu be sold fo1
- cash, on the 9Th day Of January, 1888, the FOL.
Lowing property-to wit. Lot of BRICKS and AA.
CHIN cry, and BUILDINGS containing them, on
yard also. one STEAM ENGINE at WHARF OF
James river-to satisfy distress warrant In faFol
of william E. Fowler, guardian, NC, sgainsstae
said Company. d. sMlIhx
do 27-td Sheriff or HenrlCO county
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de 30--tdl

The above sale has been postponed, on account
of the inclemency OF the weather, until THURS
DAY, January 2, 1885, at II O'Clock u.
q. SANDS,
da 3a-tds Special Commissioner.
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DLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY,
ID 1920 MAIN sTREET.--We are prepared with
the hes. materials 10 make 70 order Blank Books
OF any size or style. Early orders are solicited
from those who intend to open new sets OF books.
Large stock Of Blank Books, from the ehsspest to
| the best, always on hand: BookbindinS In any
style. J. W. RANDOLPH ENdLlSH,
Law and Miscellaneous Booksellers and Station
srs no72
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1853 G. L. BIDGooD, 1868
BOOKSELLER, STAT1ONER,

DEALER IN PIANO-FoRTES AND MUSIC,
1918 MAIN STREET.
would call ate ntion to his stock OF
STATIONERY, LEDGERS, JOURNALS,
CASH, DAY, and MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
LETTER COPYING BOOKS,
COPYING STANDS,
BRUSHES and DAMPENING CUPS,
PAPER of every size and quality;
PENCILS,
GOLD and STEEL PENS,
QUnLs, PEN RACKS, RULES,
INKS, WRISTBANDS, ERAsERs, ARh-REsTs,
LETTER. CLIPS, and FILES, &C., &c.
BOOKS Of any pattern made to order.
Special attention to orders.
ia l-3t q. l.. b.
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PHILADELPHIA, r G II M o ~
AND NORFOLK sTkAasHLPP .SaSs
LTNR.-stsamers NORFOLK ana SfE
line. viii leave Philadslphix every - :. y NJ
SATURDAY, and Richmond every fHlDAt A''''
Frs}sht taken for NORFOLK, also Tor CHARLIE is,
TON. SAVANNAH, and NEW 0k.-EAaS' aha
bills OF lading signed through. , and
Passage TO PhiIadelphiS. inelEAinB mSt
os Ar ts ONCE NO. 242s on the Doc.
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NOTICE TO SAIPPERS.-Theb boats
" OF the JAMRS RIVER AND:gsr-SJTI7IsISS
KANAWHA CANAL COMPAE szsSSsESs7Sssssss.ssISSsss
will leave the dock as usual ----,z
promptly at IL o o'clock NJ. on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg snd
beyond collected delivery or prepaid at the OPP
non OF the shipper. Freight received and deliver.
cd at my Office, on the dock.
way Freight viii not be delivered I'LL charges
are paid.
Boats locked and injured.
ja Its EDWARD DiLlioS. Agent
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c6O KEWARD.-Escaped from the
CCU Jail of Amelia county on the night of the
s. T. SIMPSON will give the above reward for
his delivery to me at Amelia Courthouse, or $2s If
lodged in any Jail in the State. Simpson is about
thirty five years of age stout built five eet ten or
eleven inches high, light complexion, hair light
inclined to red or auburn, one eye little crossed
or locked had on when he left gray coat with
metal buttons, pants not recollectsd, no shoes.
He is under charge Of forgery.
. JOHN 4. GRAVES,
ia l-5t* Acting Tailor Amelia county.
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FOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMIs
L MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. RGA
The new and elegant side wheel >N%S
steamship ALBEMARLS, BOURNE sS-AsesSsaaMN
commander, will leave her wharf sSssssssS.sSH9
at Rockets, on SATURDAY, the 4th OF January
at o'clock a. N. Freight received up to CLOCK
Friday evening. Fare, $l2. Round tickets, 800.
Storage, Sc. Through bills signed to Boston,
aud insurance effected at lowest rates. For freight
SAMUEL AYRES & CO.,
ia At Main and Eleventh streets.
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Books. Stationery, de-

GENTLE 4 e a D Z Z, GIVE Us
VI YOUR EAR;zIf money be scarce with
tionery and periodical store, No. I'll Broad street,
few doors below the theatre Just received,
"The Atlantic Almanac" for 1858, profusely illus
trated brilliantly illuminated and copiously sup
piled with interesting facts and reading for every
body. Gift Books, Bibles Testame nts, and Hymn
Books for all denominations. 1T prices from htty
cents to 81 so; SCHOOL BOOKS and 3TATluN-
cry. and several thousand cheap envelopes fol
circulsrs-some at only $3.50 Per thousand ten
cents per pack ia
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OUR PETERSBURG BETTER.
Correspondence of the Kishmond Dispatch

Holiday Festivities Mercantile Firms all in
tact Inspectorships - Freedmen's Cclcbra-
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EOR NORFOLK. PORISMOUIh'
ILMEs RIVER.-Ths fast and sls- 5H1xEuj
CANT steamer JOHN sYLVEsE ER. q zase
CAPTAIH z. O.. aIFroAD.
,..v.s hap wharf ct Rockets for aooys names
piscss on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and Ek.P2At
st $50 O'clock a. NJ, and return on TnsaaA''
ff pTnsSeSs s srrtys at NORFOLK in tim. y
connect with steamers for BALTlhosh Ala
POINTS NORTH. pprvpssu.G
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT lor fhA AASD'@
on arrival Of ST MEX.
Fare TO Norfolk, ~ SO nm
p y a d.,iy Tor BOSTON, BALTI:;
MSRse principal LANDINGS ON CHEsA ,psn !:
BAY, sid all LANDINGS ON JAAhs hl'hh
reasonable rates. .S-n,N
Isttsrs entrusted 70 parser OF steamer mum "
sns1oI 1 ~ - l.. d, ThTUa, Agent.
HPPy~ once, Steamers whai!.-
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&hiDOINQ.

TOR Observation-Disclosures
T NORFOLK, Captain, VANcR, S@Ea
now lying at her berIh in the Dock, SgSTE
will receive freight for the above SE-sA5AAS4
port till FRIDAY the Sd Instant at
f. o'clock. Freight taken for Norfolk also for
bills Of lading signed through. Passage to Phila.
deIphia, including meals and state room, $40.
w. P. PORTER, Agent,
ia2-2t OH CO 2i25 on the Dock.
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MIR, JOHN L. GRUBBS Is I'll III.
WI DAY admitted to an interest In our pnsius'
The style OF the arm win remain unehsngsa i, an
We Will continue TO give our exclusive 49,
GRUBbS s WILLIAMS.
Ia l-3t Real Estate Agents and Ausiioass43
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Correspondence Of the Eichnond blsp"'eh.
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BY Grubbs 4 williams, Austioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh strests

de %
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sons who have ever fought the "tiger."
The great source of revenue to the gam
blers comes from "mule whackers,'
ranchmen, and railroad men, and not a
few lazaroni are saved from starvation by
stealing "sleepers" and bets Gin action !"
upon faro tables.
One evening last week his Honor the
Mayor, accompanied by several other gen.
and saw the "sights," among which was
one of the de,ni,nonde, who was dealing
monte. The daughters Of Eve were
shocked at beholding on erring fair one
thus engaged, and hurriedly departed from
the room, leaving the Senorita surrounded
by numerous worShippers at her shrine.
cannot refrain from commenting upon a
portion of the letter of " Deacon" of the
Colorado Tribune, who visited Cheyenne
recently, and returned to Denver with the
startling information that he had been near
hell" must beg leave to differ with
the Rev. Walker, for the climate here in
dicates anything else than the town being
in proximity to such place.
The price of living mere is extremely
high, board ranging from twenty-five to
forty dollars per week; meals in eating
houses one dollar, and for extras" if
one is hungry, from two dollars to five dol
lars. Not one-half of the inhabitants can
procure lodgings even by profering two
dollars per night for the privilege, and
hundreds are consequently obliged to
sleep in sheds, and b"~ns, and upon the
floors and rafters of buildings. To remedy
this evil the invincible George Francis,
Mrs. Train, ct al., are about to erect a
hotel, to be called the Cozzens House"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-30

TIE New ORLEANS CANAL BANK ROBBERY
IN MASSACHUSETTS, time last March a
package containing fifty $1,000 greenbacks was
Stolen from tho counter OF the Canal Bank,
New Orleans. The numbers OF the bills were
at once advertised and sent to the police Off
ccrs throughout tue country. The lists recelv-
ed here we're furnished to the various banks by
the City Marshal, and Till last Friday the af-
fair was forgotten. On that day a gentleman,
q stranger, offered u $1,000 bill at the City Ma
tional Bank for smaller bills, and the teller dis
covered 1t to be ono of the stolen ones. The
man was arrested, and was found to have three
$1,000 bills in his possession, two of which were
IRON the stolen package. He gave his name,
Mr.. L. R. Sargent, OF Bratileboro, VT, and
said he received the bills at the Bank OF Re-
dempton in Boston, in exchange for New
Hampshire State bonds. He was detained, and
Saturday morning (aty Marshal brennan took
him to Boston to investigate the case. His
story was found to be correct, but the bank
officers were unable to tell where they received
the bills. A search in other banks revealed
six more of the stolen bills, which had been re-
ceived IN the ordinary course of business. Mr.
Sargent was released, and demanded the resto-
ration of his b )lltls from the Bank OF Redemp-
ton, as he did not wish further trouble with
the stolen bills. he bank refused 10 restore
the bonds, and it is slated MIR. Sargent COM
meuccl suit ior thcir recovery Worcester
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THE QUESTION OF RITU-aLISM.
Protestant Episcopal General Triennial
Convention.

This body held its seventeenth days ses-
sion in New York on Monday. The Commit
tee on Ritualsm submitted majority and mi
nority reports. The majority report concludes
with the following resolution:
Resolued, (the House of Bishops concurring,)
That with devout acknowledgment of. that
gracious presence and assistance OF her Dl-
vine Master, which has been so signally vouch-
safed for this church aG many Crisis more
perilous than the present. enabling her in the
midst of aggresslons from without and innu-
merable shortcomings and eXtrIvaGances from
within, to maintain tho integrity of her doc
trine, and the beauty, deceucy aud dignity Of
her worshi;:-this Convention attributes this
happy result in great measure, under God, to
that spirit of moderation which has rendered
her ayerse to all restrictions of the liberty OF
her children in things Indifferent or unes-
sential, so long as unity GIN be maintained
and spiritual edifcation provided in any
other way. 1t is the sense of this Con-
vention, therefore, that the enactment OF
any canon on the subject of ritual would
be unwisc and inexpedent at the present time.
But it is none the less the sense OF this Con-
ventlon that the CONTINUED maintenance OF the
decency and order, as we'll as thu peace and
harmony which, by Gods blessing, have al
ways chara acterizcd this church, the avoidances
OF the dangers OF lrrefeIence and laWlesSneS5
on the one hand. and OF extravaganza and SUI
perstition on the other; the preservation Of
doctrine from the peril Of Intentional or uuin-
territorial change, and due regard to the scrip
tural canon Of walking wisely toward them
which are without, require from all ministers
of this church, celebra ing divine service III
churches or other established places ct wor-
ship, conscientious, and, so far as may be,
steadfast adherence to such vestments, cere-
monies, practices and ornaments as by reason
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

The Newberry Herald, of Wednesday, says ::
ssSince our last issue we have had killing frosts
For two OF three mornings it has been severe
enough to kill tender vegetation, and young
cotton bolls. It is hoped now that much of
the sickness prevailing Of late will be eradi-
Gated.
The Darlington Democrat mentions the
fact that the woman, Elsie Bod liford, tor the
arrest of whose murderer Gov. Scott has offered
a reward, is wh,te, aud not colored, as stated IN
the Governors proclamation
AT a Convention held at Chester on the
23d instant, for the Counties OF York, union,
Lancaster snd Chester, in which those coun-
tics were represented by delegates, William D..
Brawley, Esq, of Chester, was unanimously
nominate1 for Solicitor of the Sixth Circuit.
Tuesday, the Goth instant Was gala day
in Darlington. The Democracy OF the district
turned out en- naasse, and eloquent speeches
were made by General Wade Hampton, Gene
raj Kennedy, and Colonel W. S. Mullins.
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w THE CONDITION OF THOUSANDS

EJ ldE CONllllON Or luOOOANOO'-
No appetite; no refreshing sleep; no cheerful
thoughts no disposition to labor; no INCLINATION for
society; no interest in anythng no desire to live,
even; aud yet no specific ailment which can be
classed as positive disease. Thousands, aye, tens
OF thousands are in this condition-the martyrs of
disabilities to which pathology assigns no technical
name.
What is the source of their comfort, mental and
bodily? ToRPoR OF THE STOMACH; and consequent
upon that Ianguor Of The circulation, ,ucakness @ Me
nerres and q clouled brain. What does common
sense suggest as remedy for this deficiency in
vital power2 Clearly, REvIrALIzINd MEDICINE
something that will stimulate tone and sustain the
broken-down energies of nature. HOSlEIIEh'S
STOMACH BIrTERS meet the case ex1cty. in
this benceccnt ToNIc are combined all the in
gredcnts necessary to change the condition OF the
system, aid bring the dormant or5ans into heal b.
tul action In the fall OF the year, when tile night
deys are chill and heavy aud the morning fo5s are
charged with miasma, tho body, debilitated by the
heats of summer, is peculiarly susceptible to ui-
wholesome influences. At this season, of all Others
therefore, inuigora alton is required, both as s2ic
guard against fever aud ague and other malarious
Disorders and as preparation for the searching cold
of winter. Dyspepsia, bilious complaints, nervous
disorders and distressing affections of the bowels,
nre always mere OF less prevalent In October and
November, and tho sures and safest means of avert
ing Them is course of this purcst mldest and
most eficacious of all tonics and Alternatives.
October &c