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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

OFF FOR THE SoUTH.-Forty negroes, VIII
have been employed to work on the Selma
Rome and Dalton railroad, passed through
this city yesterday over the Southside ant
Tennessee lines for their destination. w
learn that another instalment will be ship
ped this evening Tor the same destination
LyachJtr1 Nc1rS.
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PENNSYLVANIA REACHING OUT.-Cincin
natl, December AT the sale OF the Gin
cinnati Wilmington and GAINESVILLE rail-
road this afternoon Thomas L. JeweH, pre-
sident of the Pan-H Handle road, became the
purchaser-supposed for the Pennsylvania
Central
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Financial and Commercial.

Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, December l. 1889. :

Corn AVID FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, December !. 1889.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-white, I. 32s bushels Bed. l, 355 bushels.
Corn.-Whlte, ia bushels.
Onts.-50o bushels.
Rve.-40 bushels.
Wheat.-White, 1914 bushels very good at 81. ~ |;
aa9 bushels good at s14s: 80 bushels very good on
private terms SsS bushels prime on private terms
loo bushels at Sl.4o 14o bushels fair at sl4?-toal
L $40 bushels Red, IA bushels prime on private
terms 7as bushels good at $3.50 200 bushels lnfe-
ror at $l.173; 1tS bushels at Sl.2It-totai' l'''s
bushels.
Cora.-Whlte, s3s bushels damp new at soc. 50
bushels prime new at 9oc.-total, sSs bushels
OutS.--50 bushels Mt $50.
RYe.-20 bushels at SLOT; 20 bushels at Sl.VI3-
total, 20 bushels.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat-White, 100 bushels. Red 200 bushels.
OGtS.-27s bushels.
DECEMBER ., 1899.
OFFERINGS.
H1ent.-White, co. bushels. Red, 6:s bushels.
C0Tn.-Whi 0S4 bushels. Mixed lsi bushels.
Oats. LOB bushels.
Rye.-es bushels. .r2
Wheat.-White. lO6 bushels very good at .Sl.45 !;
81 bushels good at Sl42; IS bushels good at
sn vfhFy bad Re inshe epI feod at
bushels at sl2s; 30 bushels at $l.20; 4bushels ut
| s1.15-total. 57s bushels.
Corn.--White, l26 bushels new at Soc. sag bush
els new at &C.. d bushels new at S5c.-totil, 80
| bushels.
Oats.-17O bushels very good at SIC. l4o bushels
good Mt 55c. $50 bushels prime at sCc.-total, $50
| bushels.
Rye.-s bushels at Sl.o5; 10 bushels very good at
RE-ExHBITED.
Wheat--white, 81 bushels. Red, 90 bushels.
Oats. lilo bushel1.
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40RsEs AND MULES FOE SALE.

TOR SALE, TW O UNGNo
e MARES, six and seven years old. SSA
perfectly sound, suitable for farm work o: 4 e'sr-
'riage ONE MULE, lsa hands high. 6nplyt0o
GEORGE T. SCHONi'h.tt'ER,
at James C. Johnson's stable, on ."a' ~ near
Fourt .cuth street. - ~"
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A CONFIDENCE MAN ON THE RorHDs.-
Early in November stranger appeared at
the law office of Messrs. Cabell Il Peatross,
in this place, and gave his name as J. d.
! Alexander, of Kentucky. He inquired for
Colonel Cabell, saying that he had private
business with him; but being told that the
Colonel was at Pittsylvania court, he pro-
ceeded to disclose his secret to his partner,
Mr.. Peatross. The man, who was intelli.
gent and we'll informed, alleged that he was
q Grlend and neighbor of General John G.
breckinridge, Of Kentucky; that he recent
~ got into difficulty with some revenue
| officers, and killed one of them that he
went for advice about it to General Breckin-
ridge, who advised him to leave the country
ut once, but to send back power of attor.
nev for settling up his business 4; that while
| at General Breckinridgc's the officers came
to arrest him. when he escaped and fled.
He further asserted that General Breckin-
ridge recommended to him, if he should
pass by way of Danville, to call on Colonel
Cahell, who would draw the power of at
torney.
This self-sIyled J. D. Alexander added a
supplement to his Kentucky story by repre-
senting that on his way through Lynchburc
he was arrested, but hribed the police to lei
him go, giving them 81 Social the money
he had. This, he said, left him without .
| dime-a very embarrassing fix for an init
mate friend of General Breckenridge to be
in, especially when he was trying to fly the
country to save his own lite. But he wa
not without resource. How did he manage
to raise the wind? The reader no douh!
gueSSes, after what has been stated. H
simply drew draft on his superstition
friend, the General, for S1G0, and we under.
stand that he succeeded in raising forty dol
lars in that way.
Mr.. PeatrosS wrote to General Breckir-
ridge, and has received two letters in reply
in the latter Of which the General speaks Of
this so-called Alexander as n "pestien:
swinder," who has played similar tricks or
other parties.-Danuille Register.
The LAWYER who could believe that Gene
raj Breckenridge sent a man to Danville all
the way from Kentucky to get power q
attorney drawn up-well, he has lost S10G
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RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The passenger trair
which left here last night for Richmond me-
with an accident at Warrenten Junction
by which the aggage-master, a young mar
named Calvin Smith, had one of his legs sc
badly injured as to require its amputation
Alexandria Gazette
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AcoUITTED.-Mr.C &. ". SIM, son, =, was
honorably acquitted yesterday by Commits
soner BufIum of the charge on which he
was arrested in connection with the revenue
service Lynchburg Varntfndn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, December 2.-The
Empire coal mine exploded by fire-damp
yesterday. Seven persons were hurt-somc
fatally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03
Municipal Election.

ATLANTA, GA, December 2.-William E.
S. Ezzard has been elected mayor Of the
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

WASHINGTON, December 2.-Mr. Samuel
Ruth, of Richmond, has been appointed
collector of the second PetersburO Vir-
Cinia district.
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Safety of a Snppesed Wreck.

GENOA, ITALY, December 2.-The ship
Scottswood, froTi New Orleans, August
2lst, supposed to have been lost, has ar.
rived here.
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DASvIILE. Va November so. 1869.

Editors Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-In your issue of the Goth in
slant Iamreported, through an extract from
the Danyile Times, as saying that the cle-
Yation Of the White-Top mountain is !, 200
feet greater than that of the Peaks of otter.
This is Il mistake. l know nothing of the
height Of said mountain, either relatively or
absolutely, and have given no information
concerning it. Respectfully,
r RI FITzuJGV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03
Burning of an Elevator and n large
Quantity OF Grain.

CLEVELAND, o., December 2.-The Com
mercia Elevator, containing from fifty to
sixty thousand bushels Of grain, has been
DESTROYED bv fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

Decrease Of debt since March 1899. S7l,soS So? rs
The statement of bonds issued to the Pa
cifr Railroad companies, interest payable in
lawful money, shows totals as follows ::
Amount outstanding, S62 ,625, 32O interest
accrued and not yet paid, 81 $50, 205. Oh: in
terest paid by the United States. A,9S4,-
S22.jl: interest repaid by transportation of
mails. &c., 81, $50, 1904; balance of interest
paid by the United States, $3,14S,0 92.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03
WINES AND LIQUORS.
WILLIAM WALLACE SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS,

and proprietors OF the celebrated
~ MOUNTAIN DEW
have in store and in bond large assortment OF
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN. WHISKEYS,
much of which has been held for upwards OF
TWO YEARS.
They are the sole agents and contractors for
many fine brands, as "P. ENGLEMAN," 81.
G. LEIGH "BYERLY," "FIREBAUGH,' -
"GEM OF THE VALLEY" sc. a. WHITE -
&C, &C.
They deal largely IN APPLE BRAND1ES,
and have always on sale, fine natiTe stocks
The reputation for fine liquors their house
has enjoyed for upwards OF FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity In filling orders.
Their. MOUNTAIN DEW'' Is known from
Canada 10 Florida and from Cuba to Calitor-
MIA. II is favorite wherever brought Into CON-
petition with the best Installations OF the North,
South, and West. sc 2o-3m
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E.EAE1E.

DOCKLAND LIME.-300 barrels just
~ received In store, and 200 barrels expected
IN few days. 1853
nod s... .sss.. .-.ss.s a. 5. LEE.
r IME, LIME, LIME.-W SONS
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HANDWRITING
erected ut considerable cost the largest kiln
Ia The United Ststes, constructed on the most Up
proved p!an. WE -IETEGD TO UEDERSELL
THE NORTHERN LIME, and we invite atten-
ton 10 this yIRGIEA ENTERPRISE. The stone
Of which this lime is made is nearly pure, andthe
barrels are fun SIZE
AGRICULTURAL LIME will be delivered at
all points James river and on the canal, sIaked
or In quick siate, ut the lowest rates.
w. G. sTURPIN e CO.. Manufacturers,
-1a-l. Rockville, Botetourt county Va.
Address DILLOStS ELLETT, III
49, General Agents, Iso3 Dock street,
oc lI-3m Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

RICHMOND, December !, 1852
VHE FIRM OF WOODS & WALKER
i is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Z
Either party viii sign The firm name in settle
meuts W. +. WOODS, =
de Inv II JAMES WALKER.
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Death Of Richardson.
IRcfNnS Items

NEW YORK, December "A. D. Richard
son died at o'clock this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

unchanged. Corn lower: prime to choice white
| proved In demand Whiskey, S1.0s.
Virginia s's-Old, a.; 18Gs's, 81 ls57's, 20; cou-
pons- New, SO bid. r fsEMst
CINCINNATI, December Corn upchanged.
Whiskey dull at Fl and for cash. csc. Mess Pork
| Is3c. Packed lard, 1atc. Sugar-cured hams, 2l@'
eec.
LOUISVILLE. December Acorn, ssc. Provi-
sions quiet. Mess Pork. $751; 50. Shoulders, leic.
clear sides, 1stc. Whiskey. 81.
ST.. LOUIS December Com dull. Pork quiet
at s2a.5eGITsso. Bacon quiet; clear sides, 1910
| lS1c. keg Lard, Isle.
WILMINGTON. n. c., December 2.-Spirts tur-
pentine quiet. Rosin steady; No. 2, x.75nSl.s5.
| Tar lower at g. Cotton steady at 2as6233c.
CHARLESTON. :. c.. December 2.-Cotton ac-
| receipts, l,43 bales; exports, coastwise, LOLA
bales.
| AUGUSTA, GA, December 2.--Cotton easier
middlings, 2ai@233c.; sales, sss bales: receipts,
| !, 3s5 bales.
| SAVANNAH. Ga. December 2.-Cotton quiet
mddlngs, 24tc. sales, 200 bales receipts, ,, zoe
| bales; exports, 1900 bales. ,@@
| MOBILE, December 2.-Cotton--The demand Is
onfincd to few dealers, and market closed dull
mddngs. 23:c. sales, 700 bales; receipts, l, 7ss
| bales; exports, 2o2 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, December 2.-Cotton easier al
2I24sc. sales, $500 bales: receipts, 776 bales
| exports, coastwfse, IS bales. Sugar In good de-
mand and firm; prime, l2@l2sr. Molasses--
Prime, e4@66c. Gold, 1921. New York sight, par.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

GUARDIAN MUTUAL .
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED In 1888.
ALL POLICIES NOS-FORFEITABLF.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
foHcles III lOTce. 'oV o''
Asscts <'V"V'o'
losses paid. 6'o,oo
w. II. PECKHAM, President:
W. +. HOOKER, Vlcc-Presdent;
L. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary;
G. A. FUDICKER, Superintendent.
SECURITY. CHEAPNESS, LIBERAL1TY,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS, mark and distin-
guish the management of this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
Oflce, No. oo2 Main street.
DIR. j. G. CABELL, Medical Examiner. NJ 10
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TO TAXPAYERS.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Ai
"A persons holding claims against the estsir -
the late Alexander Dudley, deceased, are Eo,l
NED 70 present the saMe at an early day, properly
70 make prompt paNmeat 10 the undersigned. Any
friend who mas have In his possession papers CT
other yaluables belonging 10 said estate vii, cen
fer favor. rs well AS do an act OF Justice, by
making known the fact and delivering up The Santa
20 -, y. \. HAKWO0D, Administrator.
Address King and Queen Courthouse, Va.
no an-pndhfk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

LONDON. December O. Noon. = Consols-For
money, 02s on account o2s. United States bonds,
3ii. Tallow, AIS. Turpentine. 2ss.
LONDON, December 2.--The bullion In the Bank
of England has decreased cas-, 900.
LIVERPOOL, December 2-Noon.-Cotton buoy
ant: uplands. 1212td.; orleans. l2Sl1le3d. csti-
mated sales. Is 900 bales. Red winter Wheat, 9s.
Id. Lard buoyant at 7es. ny .a
LIyERPooL. December -Erening.-Cotton
firm uplands, 12sd: Orleans, l2td.; sales, Is, 600
bales. including 1000 for speculation and export.
Lard, 76s. Cd. ..
PARIS, December 2.-Bourse opened firm
rentcs, IF. s5c. aas
HAvRE, December 2.-Cotton opens firm; on
the spot, 1854; afoat, 1876.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

Debt less amount In the Treasury, 81 !53. $50, 7a5
prhi less amount In the Treasury
on the Is; utimc 2,46l. 13l ,lS9
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COMPREHENSIVE F. NJ. BOYKIN,
~ late of Norfolk, Va. Is from this date admit
ted To an interest In my business which will here
after he continued under the firm of 6 EORGE &
BOYKlN. j. PITFIELD GEORGE,
No. % Thirteenth street.
DECEMBER l, 1869. de l-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

ALL THE PERIODICAL LITERA-
IA TIRE OF THE DAY may bc'had of
ELLYSoN IL TAYLOR,
nos adjoining Dispatch Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

PosT-OFFICE ORDERS Tiryimd-At Loeb
Lomond, Goochland county, George A.
Page is appointed postmaster rice Miss II.
CrGigwell, resigned. AT Green Spring. Lou
isa county. Miss Emily j. Ryan is appointed
Ic>tmi>tresS rice Mrs. G.. A. Anderson, re-
signed. At Cumberland Courthouse, Frank
Bcnter isappointed postmaster Uice George
Brown, declined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

The Framing PRIvILEGE.-It is said that
nuslmastcr-Gcncral Creswell will earnestly
recommend the abolition Of the franking
privilege in his Forthcoming annual message.
and will enter into IN elaborate argument
to show that its exercise is cheat and 4
fraud upon the Government and the Post
office Department. Washington Kcpub-
ErIu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

Decrease Of debt during the past
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

ccrcasc OF dent slnce Marchl lsea. s.l,gos SEA IS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-27

A, st. Adams, On faofday, The usual rate Tor
butsar 81 4pis
while Hulshis,on, formerly u DUNN ~
toa, was reesgtIg s,iiad 10 boston, by base
ban which taussd son usri9a 81 tic brain
"a tombstone 10 Fletcher cemetery has ihg
foll8wlng sad mscr rtion. dated iN9
HsIc fss iht remains n " T. Nichols wife
Who uaBrua4 aNay hrI lktRfai lfe,
She mauFati hersE O dotih 'ur Der man.
Nh4c d sts 70 the ser,lt0 VI tle.s sam.
Whua lbe pasotian " Taaag America was
Voaala1ing ttse.f On 4ne F9ufia Al Wilhslon, Ia
tha usual Nay, oHe u toe youths more yal1rous
than wisa. prop9aei u tgr tae motlle n tho gun
BY wadliDg Il viii sneei lead. Ihe rosa.t vas.
A. migat have been expected, general bolt The
poSdnT refusing 10 b. led ia that way. unctre-
u4vnlousIy backed out, and in doing 70, hurled
TIE hreeeh between Tie insiigstors legs, tearing
bis pasta, and rnslerislly reducing aFdor for o.
peunisRia ~ last kind by a eopous eGaflon Of
blood. sane q the pieces we're blosn distance
" thlr,y Or forig rSde
a story has got into .ho papers q ono Will
iAIn Marcy q M51tgumary Centre who recently
married young lady notwithstanding he wst
engaged % gifi in Tutuey. Hesrng that on
th'e aoceani soms ~ ,he people were goiag "a
give hlm iin pan sofsnsde he ran away to Put
nts and ni&ulei HE Hrsi iQye lsneFAAt ~ Lis
seeaui marriage, bis Montgomery wife cent
nsighb1I, uho sent b Fasasy on business. ts
TED him Il sAa 81 safe aal bring hia back Sup.
posing The man - Queer, cuno - arrest han
fog b.gRmy, he eat dit f1f renmiyissnia, laav,hs
bssh wives behind 70 ramluato over The halllel
II poor hEmAa pAistr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-27

"A fact worth rem 4nbenhg Five cents worth
Of "3londaI.s Cavalry Condition foWders,' gN-
"a TO q horse twice q avak, vii b4Fo doabie .lst
amount ia ,Eaia, 4n4 tic Eu.as aiu be faItor,
slcoker, aNi every way worth more money than
though ho did NOS have them.
Married ladies', under al ciro umstanees, viii
fud Parsons purgausc Pilh' SAFE and, ia
small doses, Q mid o&tharac. They cause 10
srip,ag pains Or cramp
-Kouue's Pail-kiiiing Magic 81 is sold by
most Of our Druggisia and Merchants, and IL
considered one OF the best remedies Tor pam n
market, and IL TO clean and delicious 10 Use, tha.
Il il rather Of luxury than medicine.
"FEEsm As A MAbENs Blush is the puu
poAchy Completion which toiloNa tho uso Of
nagaus Magnolia lain. Il Is tho true BccFJ, OF
Beauty. Fashionable LADIES' III Society under
stand ibis.
The Magnolia BALM changes the rustic oounLr
Girl into City Belle moro rapidly than any other
one thing.
| nedness, sunburn Tan, Frocklea, Dlotohes and
ali effects Of the summer san disappear when il
is used and genial, cultivated, froah express
ion /. obtained which rivals tie Boom Of Youth,
Beauty 10 possible to all sho viii invest Is cents
d cry respectable store and insist on getting
the Magnolia Balm.
Uso nothing but Lyons Kathairon b Dress The
Hair. sH4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-27

I rafIREbs tFa 0F JrfTUEsos pAyag just oat
Z Is taa most interesting gauua y,t issued lrom
Z tla n9aisorn -lsatpaHG This yolaaia, as "a
{ tile shiastss. r.sls "tts soc5ui history = ne
suashJfa Cuie3erca gathered Labipd tie
sccnes, "a Elebnrai by Edward A. Pollard
+ Tbls volume &. sieh and ri4usHt IA thc disclos
urea El4la Il rsfgals. Ihs revelations ia fais-
Ton 90 Northern noa daring The rebellion is ,ui-
\ ndiautly se1s2Guaai We al talA that Jpa pa
[ yis Ll4 lis corres pondents duuBg the war AL
over ID. Narik. Nor&smera nAsrod 20 FaNly
/ ihs Confederate array Ia The Wtls rs aslo
| year viii everything roqiirgd. Davis had biz
correspondents ID the Chicago Convention which
nominated Mcclellan 50 ssya Pollard, The an
/ thor vas an ed tor 10 Riehrngnd during the war
/ Iih sources Of information vefo therefore q the
I mos, yario8 snl extensive character he came
I b hate Davis towards lis IAN with dl ite venom
/ vldch can "dro The southern heart Hu Is par
1 tcalarly savage "a Mrs. Davis tbs volume il
/ highly readable, and suggestive N what IL docs
! not reveal no less than IN what it diselosos. It
! VIII have a pido circulation Published By Jones
Brothers, Philadelphia.
The Total Eclipse o. tho san has good
deal 70 DO with tia August number Of the Ryor-
side, moi however 10 make ID ia the least bit less
bright thsa usual. The frontFIicce is finely
tinted view Of tbe SKY as it is u look on The day
Of tho eclipse, with the position Of dc planets
! that are to DO visible carefully marked The ar
tile accompanying the picture is clear and
concise account Of the Sun, further illustrated
1 By ongcayngs, and young oh servers are shown
what 90 expect ald look for during the eelipro
Then the wonderful little artists, whom Anne
| Svernail tells about, come oat strong with pic
( lures 70 the story "Lucky's Visitor. The editor
/ begins, under tie title 'Tho Story d a Book, q
description o! the various processes Of book.
making, from composition TO binding. FIRST
4 srhool-days Of a Little Quaker ends happily
Mr.. Benjamin, Who told last month hJw sail-
boat was rugged, now tells how i is managed,
There ID a farcial tale Of Three Tailed Munkcy
ana account " "Two Of my Squirrels, some pref
" b5ltry, a variety o. other storioa, and an un-
uBually large instaliuont Of games, riddles, and
the like Polished by Hurd and HonghtOn,
New York $3.50 ayear
G4LAx4 ron Auousr rat Yourself in his
Place Feathorol Life Tho Rosc, the Cloud,
and the oriolo The Race Tor Commercial sl-
premaCy ii Asia 5.sa4 tleldingi Prince Napo.
icon Niao ral Naef, Juiunieueg cap; Alatln-
cw iass.r How t,.~y Keep ao4st u Culnp1ssus
On Cast 81 leAuys0Hs iia-l le Age ii bIr-
loaqu. Il- G.i.Uy Msssusl Datt-aood
Iuamturg Aesgsy Price s., pa pear.
FazA4gs Ji9sa4.Y E5a AtuUs4 has tho fJi.
loving p ....nl e..a os ogNtcuts hnrolat
Ilam "a A...,i~a, b.. l.4Earl A. Pollard Mu-il
Z 49,
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llsaucl ihat, m lhe minds 81 many persons g
probable. exists sgatnst bsl are called patent nedl
eisea sus why shoa'a tnis prevent you Fesortlag &C.
article Aat hfs s5e array u tostimrug to sup.
port It as nosIEfrBE's sTOaACH BirfRt.s :
Ihysirans prescribe q why should yoa discard Il
Jajse5, USUALLY eors.l fr5 msa n aicnt have uscd
and 40 usc ID So their fs@eai Why should yon ri,tl
if Let not yoUr prejudice usuSp y0ur reasar % thc
everlasting injury or yos5 hcallh. II yog are tirs,
aud require D medicine rg .hase B.tiers
Whtl d bodily cnerrts srl wor cut BY anxiety
and need stnHiant hiis is ne best tbst be "a
ken Il Is tempered and modified by byEicnic harhs
and roofs, which preycui 1t from fNosus the blood
aud hsGoa il Goas not produce mere temporary cx.
element 70 be followed BY injurious reaction, bal
communicates permanent po,eacy 70 tho entire VI
ts rgsnizstion some II a. heFiGl constituents arr
Ellehuy toporr 50 that ID cases whore lcopessness
Is one Of Is accompaniment u nervous diseases,
CoFe % 81 tsken towards bedtime VIII tend v produce
quiet aud refreshing slumber For palptauou o. TIC
heagf lrcln1fs Mysteries t.iliins as general rest
lessGess sind the ca4sat tElts and distn'aats fan-
Ces 10 which ladies are especially subject, under Ger
tain morbid conditions - mind and body prculigr %
their sex. The B,efs VII bl found DE tJst agreeable
and certain ~ ~ o9gntef-iutate.
The c0nsuiuunuailiy uervugs may readily kacl
their nurmity 10 cons isn't check BY Tie dhiis use o.
This EeHfElai vegetable tunri ana those Whg hrNi
"shaf54uI their nerves IS he phraxe ~ hyl uS m
pnflu indulgence ur uuaul physical IS l1trac nal
hbaE VIA Cad in th.4 Yiaiiaag elixir 2yomp res
torRtiye 4as
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-27

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with aeeoapts q the bro, a "spa9l- u pigeon
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be ssula shoot 5oo birds u 80 consecutive mia
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