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Foreign Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. June u.--Eoon.-Consols, e'i United
States bonds quiet mt 80. ~,
LONDON, June u.-Ereninq.- e2s.
United States bonds So Sugar quiet and steady
both on the spot and afoat. Tallow, AS. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, June H. Nom. - Cotton -In-
lands, I'D. Orleans, I'D. estimated sales 10 DOC
hales. sales for the week. u. 900 bales, including
IL 900 les export and 10 900 bales for specula-
ton stock 4S5 900 bales. including AS GOO bales
American. A6ernoon.- afoat $50; goo oaics'
including 40. 900 American. Breadstuffs heavy.
Red wheat, S. Sd. Corn-0ld, 2Ss. Cd new us
3D. Talow, 43s. Cd. Cotton shade easier. Wan
chester advices less favorable. bombay snip
ments to the sth instant. Is. 0e0 bales.
LIVERPOOL, June l.-Erening.-Cotton quiet
uplands. lid: Orleans, I'D; sales, 10000 bales
Lard, lis. Cd.
HAvRE June ll.-COtton opens quiet.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

Mr.. Z. T. Fauntler0y, Winchester, Va:
Sir,-In reply to your letter Of the 10Th
ultmo. stating that you have received par
don from the President of the United States
for participating in the late rebellion, and
inquiring if YOU have the right to register
and vote, am instructed by the command
ing General to say that Executive pardon
does not remove political disabilities.
Very respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC, A. DC.
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INCENDIARY FIRE.-Philadelph'G, june
l0.-Thc large building corner of Willow
street and Ridge avenue was destroyed by
an incendiary tire last night. Loss 50 900:
insurance $1,000. The sufferers were b.
Lan"rcth & Brother, piano manufacturers ::
MARITIME q Co., pattern makers ; and Steers
Brothers, coal dealers. A stable and wagon
builders shop adjoining were also de-
strOyCd,,
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j. w. DOUGLASS,
Deputy Commissioner.

NATIONAL BANK REfoRTs.--W washington,
June 10.-The Comptroller of Currency
says: Banks are required to publish their
reports as soon as possible after they are
made to the Comptroller, and such publ
cations must be an exact copy Of the origi-
nal report, emitting only the schedule, clas-
Sitications OF loans and discounts, the atfi-
dayit of the cashier or president, attesta-
ton Of the directors, and such of the print
ed items of the resources and liabilities as
remain blank in the reports furnished to the
Comptroller.
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Aii1 ~ BATH COUNTY VA.

s. C. TARDY & Co, PKoPRIEToRs.
Professor j. L. CABELL, NJ. D.. Of the univer-
sity of Virginia, Resident Physician.
VIII be open for the reception Of visitors JUNE
lST under the management of j. A, MCCLuNG.
All the buildings having been repaired painseadi
tableware. these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
fractions to both the invalid and pleasure
No EXPENSE or effort has been spared by the pro-
prietors to make 1t rs comfortable ana pleasant aS
possible to all visitors. .
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
at the Springs, or by 5. c. TARDf & CO., hich-
mond, Va. ,, :. a..
A telegraph ONCE will be established ss the
Springs thus afforting visitors an opportunity OF
prompt communication with every part OF the
country my 15-2m
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The CHINESE IN CALIFoRNIA.-There
have been many Sunday schools organized
in California for the purpose of teaching the
Cinnamon the Christian religion and our
own language. Several of these have been
stoned, the teachers assaulted in the streets
and highways, and one of the schools and
churches burned. This shows that the pre-
iudice against the Chinese is very violent on
the Pacific sloDp
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The National Typographical Union.

ALBANY, n. Y, June lin the Ma
tional Typographical Union resolutions CEN
surfing the Associated Press rs a monopoly
preventing the establishment of newspapers
throughout the country, were discussed and
finally referred to committee.
Mr. Halleck, of Washington, offered Sc
ries of resolutions that employers should
not make religion or politics test for em-
ployes, and denouncing the action of the
Congressional printer in employing Dou-
glas (colored), who is "rat." Adjourned
without vote on the resolutions.
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under the superintendent Of Mr.. G. A.
MILLER, well known as an intelligent and
GENIAL gentlemen and every way competent
to make ono Of the most popular of hotel
Keepers. Nobody will suffer under his care
See advertisements of these places.
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LETTER CARRIERS, RICHMOND, VA.-The
following additional carriers, nominated by
Postmistress Van Lew, have been confirmed
by the Department: 4. $. Anderson, Ro-
bert Harris, and Thomas J. Minor, at $500
per annum, and that of Anton krcsmar
rice Edward L. Taylor, declined all to
take effect from July !, 1869.
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A representative of Cuban insurgents in
Washington states that five thousand volrn-
tcerS on their side have landed in Cuba
within the past week from the United
States, Mexico, and other quarters, and that
they have arms and ammunition sufficient
to supply the reinforcemcnts.-Data
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The parties in Illinois who imprisoned
Madison Z. Johnson during the war, under
the charge thai he belonged TO the .Go,ueh
Circle" have had to pay q thousand doiiars
and costs of court.
Switzerland has now two hundrca ana
one political papers-one hundred ana SHY
three German, lhlrty.olle rreheh' ioui
italian. and three Romaic journals.
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DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO Cincinnati, June
l0.-Yesterday evening 4 fierce tornado was
experienced ut Miamisburs, Montgomery
county. A bridge over the Great Miami
was demolished, and another partially I'M
rooted. Fences and chimncys were blown
down and houses unroofed.
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FIRE IN MEMrHIs.-Ncnphis, June 10
Il. d. Lambcrt'S cotton shed was fired this
morning about o'clock, and two hundred
bales of cotton destroyed or badly damaged.
The loss is covered by insurance in home
comnanpS
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Cuba--Thc Volunteers Successful.

WAsHINGToN, June 1.-THE discussions
between the Spanish officials and organized
volunteers are increasing. The volunteers
have almost entire control of the island.
The recent countermand Of the order for
troops from Spain was made at the instance
Of the volunteers.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN vIRLA.GIs
STATE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE,
Rrrryuovn IIyDa II 1000

RICHMOND, June II, 1869.
Ex-Governor William Smith will posi-
lively speak at Manassas on the 10Th in
slant, at Caroline on the 14th. mt Frede-
on the 18th, at Stafford on the
18th, at King George on the 18th, at Alex
andria on the 18th, and at Madison on the
10Th. r. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
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\ clerk Of creditabc standing in the Trea-
sury Department was discharged few days
ago upon charge that he had said General
Grant had been proved to be a liar in the
Johnson-Grant imbroglio.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATEs.g

n BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
X. BRAND-CUTTER. lllo MAIN STREET
The new patent BKANDING-IRON, for marking
ali kinds of wooden articles by heating 1t, Is per-
fcctIv adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engravcrs' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes IN
dclibIe Ink, steel Dies, Alphabcts, seal presses
Rrass and German silver, Frames, steel kings,
Checks Tags, &C., wholesale and retail. mhs
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Rev. J. W. Hunnicutt addressed large
and enthusiastic assembly Of white and
black at New Kent Courthouse on Thurs
day last. 1t was plainly manifest that he had
in no wise lost the least bit of his influence
with the blacks, and he was listened to with
marked attention by the whites.
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We do not know Of any Conservative vo-
ter in the counties of Alexandria and Fair
fax who will fail to support the Walker
ticket, as a choice, over the Wells ticket
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WOOD AND COAL.

4 NTHRACITE COAL.-The very best
n Of RED and WHITE STOVE, CRATE. and
CHESTNUT coal ut $3.50 per ton--coal per-
fcc,ly dry. being kept under tight shed. Send In
orders. everybody. "
H.. IL oy y. WARDW ELL.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,
D BATH COUNTY, VA.

This attractive SUMNER RESORT, situated ten
miles from Millboro' depot, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. on the main stageroad leading to tho
Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs. viii be open for
the reception of a LIMITED number OF boarders
on JUNE LIST, 1869.
The value of these waters stands unrivalled In
the list OF mineral springs OF the United States.
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing TO
the public that the neat buildings at BATH ALUM
have been thoroughly rcGtted and furnished In
style that cannot fall to render the place attractive
and com fortable both TO the invalid and pleasure
seeker.
Those wishing to secure a choice Of cottages or
rooms would do well to apply early, as we arc now
making our arrangements for the season.
For further particulars, address me ut this place.
JOSEPH BAXTER,
mp T-W&Sam Proprietor.
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BRIDGE HOTEL.

This SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT Is ele-
gantly lifted up, and Is located within sight OF the
NATURAL BRIDGE, the greatest curiosity In
the world. The scenery around rs extremely
Wild, grand, picturesque, and romantic. For good
fare and comfort In every way the proprfetors are
determined NOT TO BE EXCELLED.
Permanent well transient boardcrs and
pleasure parties win find It To be one OF the MOST
DESIRABLE SUMMER RETREATS IN THE
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS, contiguous to all wa
tering-piaccs. supply Of mineral waters kept
on hand. Daily communication by stage ana
packet-b boat.
TERMS Board, per month, sss; per week, $40;
per day, 50. Single meals, 81.
Distances. distance from Lynchbmrg by packet
thirty-six miles: from Bonsacks depot ION tho
Virginia and Tennessee railroadl by stage, thirty
yemilcs from Goshen Depot ION the Chesapeake
and ohio railr6adJ by stage, thirty-four miles
froE Stanton by stage hfty miles.
Open for the accommodation Of visitors the
whole year. j. w. BRUCE a CO.,
Proprietors, Rocebridge county, Va
j. W. BRUCE.
G.. l.. MUSDAY. my 23-eodlIn
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Naval Intelligence.

KEY WEST, FLA, June 1.-THE Penob-
scot and Saratoga will sail northward. The
yellow fever cases on board are doing well
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TWO HOURS RIDE

This celebrated Virginia watering place, having
been recently repaired renovated and reias-
nshed will be open to receive visitors on the lstn
been made complete, the furniture Is all new, and
all the attractions of Grst-class summer resort
are offered
The character of the waters at the Sprtngs-wnite
sulphur and chalybeatc-has been spoken OF by
many eminent physicians rs containing great VIZ
tues The grounds of the Springs are extenslvo
and beautiful, and the views and drives approxi-
mate are uncxcelled. :.
The place is accessible both by rail- and canal,
being one and half miles from the canal, ana ave
miles from Coaifield on the Danvilc ratlroad just
half hours ride from the city. Conyeyances NJ
Coalfcid and the canal landing.
The following reasonable rates OF board arc OF
fercd A,m
Per day. ......................$z.ev
Per week. .................... .Heo
Per month. ................. .%o.oo
Children twelve years and under, ana colofeo
servants, half price. White servants accordlnSso
accommodations.
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REGIsTER.-Onei is astonished to learn how
many people in this county did not register
ut the former election. Those who are best
on the subject, and who have paid
much attention to the matter, put down the
number of unregistered white voters in the
county at not less than five hundred. These
men are to be found in every neighborhood.
They must be talked to and urged to regis
ter and vote for Walker.-DanUilleR Register.
This news is not altogether bad.
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The Canvass i'm CuIpeDer.

correspondence OF the klcnmond Dlspatcn.
CULrEPER COURTHOUSE, June II, 1869.
Major Beverly B. Douglas and John l..
Narye, Jr., met their appointment here
Yesterday. Judge Fultz, holding the term
of the circuit court, courteously conceded
he courthouse in the afternoon, and the
large assemblage were addressed by these
speakers and by B. II. Shackelford, of Fau-
quier. The urgent demand for the unity
and concentration of all good citizens, white
and black, native and adopted, to secure the
establishment of decent tolerable Govern
ment, with Walker at its head, was forcibly
exhibited by all the speakers. The earnest
attention and approving plaudits Of the au-
dicnce proved that this plain path of duty
and safety will be pursued by the people Of
Culpeper. Arrangements will be made for
local meetings and thorough organization
of the Conservatives. Culpeper will come
with full ranks into the solid column now
moving for the rescue of the State. QUILL.
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Captain David /. Smoot and Reuben
Johnston are the Conservative nominees for
the House of Delegates in Alexandria
county.
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This old and popular resort, having been tho
roughly repaired, painted, and newly furnished,
will be open for visitors on the FIRST DAY OF
u NE.
The Springs are two and half miles from ye-
tcrsvilie depot, on the Richmond and Dauy Tile
railroad, forty-thrcc miles from Richmond.
Conycyances VIII he In attendance the arrival
Of the morning trains
Fare from Richmond to Springs and return, ~.
TERMS OF BOARD:
Per month Of four weeks. .................sl0 90
ier IL ~
Children unds ten years Of age and colorcd SER
wants, half price.
White servants according to accommodations.
Parties preferring to furnish their own bed linen
towels, and light, 1876 per month. Every attention
and accommodation Is pledged for the comfort Of
the guests.
Table furnished with the best the market affords.
Good ten pin alley, music, &C.
j. G. MOORE, G.. A. MILLER,
Proprietor. General Supt.
For further Information apply to
s. 8. COTTRELL, Richmond, Va.
~ a--poIt,Iylo
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rp,xcr-AG1TATIOs IN PARIS,

PARIS, june 10.-The Project of Police
has placardcd throughout the city procla-
nation urging all good citizens to aid the
authorities in the execution of the law and
in the preservation of public peace and or
der. Much agitation still exists, and large
crowds lnecr in the street.
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SwEET SPRINGS.

SWEET SPRINGS. -.
This charming w ATERING-PLACE,so fayora-
bly, known for IFS curative properties. VIII ne Open
for the reception Of visitors on the 18th JUNE
This delig htfuI summer resort Is approac hed ffom
Washington by the Orange and Alexandria ana
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Passengers from
the South take the Virginia and Tennessee raiiroeo
to Bonsacks station. thence by frst-ciass coaches
TO the Springs. .
CHARGES - per day, s,s week, s75 per north
JAMES CARROLL,
10 s-dSswIm Proprietor.
r OCUST GROVE.-This popular SUM.
hcslthv portion of Piedmont Va, conducted for
many years by John $ Cooke ESQ., and I'd, more .T, re-
TERRTs. ~. SO per day; 80 per week; $50 per
month. Children under ten years, and servants
half price. s.a# .r.r,o .orr-
Post-ofice: Greenwood Depot, Aioemas'e eoun-
ty, Va. x-crv In
e As, NJ, &W3m A. X. 1ANCEI ga.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 11.-DiscusSing the budget
in the CortcS, the Minister Of Finance stated
that no reduction in the estimates of eXpcn-
ditures is possible.
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Foreign News.


TT I y.
LONDON, June ia coal mine in Wales
exploded yesterday, and 120 persons are re-
ported killed.
The ship Great Northerncr has been
wrecked near Bombay and totally lost.
BELFAST, IRELAND, June u.-Ninetecn
members of an Orange lodge having been
ousted for creatinga disturbance, Il collision
subsequently occurred between the citizens
and police in which several were injured.
THE FRENCH ATLANTIC CABLE.
BREsT, June ia banquet aboard the
Great Eastern to-day was given in honor of
the successful loading of the French Allan
tic cable.
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VTIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the clerks
' office of the circuit court of Louisa county on
Monday the eth day of June 1899
lanes A. Perkins. William A. Gray. THOMAS
Plaintiffs,
Richard +. Harlow, administrator OF Philip II.
Harlow Decreased: Richard Harlow, Thomas
Harlow, Major p. Perkins, Mary a. Smith and
o al.la' Fra r, , v WINSTON, and A. IT. amclton
late sheriff of Goochand county. Defendants,
II CIIASCERY.
The object of this suit Is to restrain the collection
of n Judgment Of Goochland circuit court In FAVOR
of p II. Harlow's administrator for the benefit OF
Mary A. Harlow, now Mary i. smith, against
william II. Goodc, and the payment thereof to me
said administrator And affidavit having been
made that the defendant, Richard F.. Harlow, adj
ministrator of Philip II. Harlow, deceased Is q
nonresident Of this State 1t Is ordered that nc 90
nnncar here within one month after due puhlica-
ion of this order and do what Is ncceSsaryto pro-
tect his interest In this suit; and that copy OF
rrssiye weeks In the Dispatch, newspaper pub
lished In the city of Richmond and another copy
he posted at tic front door Of the court-house OF
Louisa county on the first day OF the next county
court. r.
q ''p' JESSE J. PORTER. d. c.
II. W. MURRAY, pa. jc H-S4w
NFFCKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT,
WI April 10, 1890:
Mary \. Chambers. .fialnllh
against
Thomas J. Jones 'Dciehu"n,
IN CuASCERY.
This cause IS this day docketcd by consent OF
parties by counsel and by like consent came on TO
be- heard upon the bill. the petition of Martha II.
Jones. by &C., the petition of William, Thomas
and J. W. Jones, and eNh hits-and was argued by
counsel. ON consideration whereof the court
doth adIudgc, order, and decree, that one OF the
commissioners of this court after giving notice by
notification once week for four successive weeks
In the Richmond Dispatch, paper published In
the city of Richmond (Which notice shall be eqniya-
lent To- 4 personal service upon the parties In
terestcl, Of the time and place oftakng the same,
do take an account OF all outstanding incum-
branccs upon the real estate of the Defendant,
Thomas l.. Jones, with their priorittca. Ana tnat
The same commissioner take an account Of inc
annual value OF the rents and profits OF the said
real estate and make report Of his proceedings
under this decree To this court.
4 copy--Teste
e.. 4. ENDLY, Clerk.
COMMISSIONER ATKISS'S OFFICE,
BOYDToS, May 20, 1859.
| have appointed July l. lscs at my once, IN
Boydton, rs the time and place for taKlng Inc
ab6yc-dircctcd accounts: ut which time ana place
all parties interested will appear. -
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JESSE J. PORTER, d. c.
II W NrppAy n a. jc l2--Siw
G.. 4. ESDLY, Clerk.

COMMISSIONER ATKISS'S OFFICE,l
BoYDToS. May 20, 1859. :
have appointed July l, lScs at my oiicc, IN
Roydton. rs the time and place for taxlng Inc
ab6vc-dircctcd accounts: ut which time ana place
' WILLIAM r. ATKINS,
my ooS4w Comm ssioner.
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DGSSOLUTIONS, DC.

DISSOLUTlOSS, DC.
COMPREHENSIVE the under
I ! signed have this day entered into co-partner-
shin. and viii in future conduct the WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL CHINA, GLASS AND
bniding 1905 Main street, under the style Of q. c.
GARY & BROTHER. ,.., =.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
Ms individually, we solicit for the new firm the
favor of our friends and the public.
GEORGE c. GARY,
THOMAS Il. GARY.
June lst, 1899. Jel
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-07

the support given by few Repub-
licans to the fusion ticket as pur-
chased support, and it therefore
carries no weight Of consequence,
beyond the votes of those who were
secured in advance.
1t is also found there is much dis
affection among Democrats. A
large proportion Of the rank and file
regard themselves as having been
sold by a ring of political adven-
turers, and in consequence take lit
tie interest in the campaign.
While therefore Republicans are
aroused and will poll a very full vote,
Democrats, are, to large extent,
lukewarm, and it is our impression
that the fusion ticket will not receive
as many votes as would have been
cast for a straight Democratic ticket,
while the Republican vote will be
much larger than if the bargain and
sale had not been attempted, and
will carry the county by a handsome
majority. ..--
If our friends are prepared to do
as we'll throughout the State as the
! Republicans of this county, Hayes
will be elected, and the Legislature
Will be decidedly Republican.-Cin.
Gazette.
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Virginia Affairs.

RICHMOND, September 9-Gen-
erai Candy this morning issued his
proclamation regarding the result
of the late election. Albert c. Wal
ker will be installed as Provisional
Governor on the 21st inst, and
John v. lewis Provisional Lieuten-
ant Governor, on the 9th of October.
The Legislature will be called to-
gether October 5th. The adoption
Of the expurgated Constitution is
announced. The following "W ellis"
Congressman are proclaimed elect
ed: Aver, Platt and Porter; and
the following "Walker'' Congress
men: Segar, at large; Booker.
Ridgeway, Mckenzie. Miner and
Gibnor.
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We do not wish to inform you, reader,
that DR.. Wonderful, or any other man has
discovered q remedy that cures Consump-
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ever, and leave deafh to play for want of
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self sil "a be but:a side shaw Toushave
heard enough Of that Kind Of hum bugery,
and do not wonder that YOU have by this
time become disgusted with 1t. But when
l tell you that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
will positively cure the worst cases of Ca
tarrh. only assert that which thousands
can't testify to. Try it and YOU will be
convinced. will pay $500 Reward for
case of Catarrh that ! cannot cure
For sale by most Druggists Every ywhere
Price only SO cents Sent by Mail post
paid, for Sixty Gents; Four Packages for
So, or Dozen for S.. Send two cent
stamp for DR.. Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh
Address the Proprietor, LtT u
R.V. PIERCE, M. D.,
433m BUFFALO, N. Y.