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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-13

THE CoLoRED WALKER CLUB.-A meeting
of the colored Walker Republican Club was
held at the rooms of the Grant and ColfaN
Club on Monday evening at SE O'Clock.
Mr.. Joseph Louis was called to the chair
Mr.. +. Coles acted as secretary. The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
"Be IL resolved, That on and after this
date we organize ourselves into benevo-
lent Club for the purpose Of helping each
other in sickness and death.
"Be ii further resolved, That none but
persons who voted the alker ticket shall
be admitted into this Club"
After which the Club adjourned to meet
on Monday next at 81 O'Clock at the Grant
and ColflX rooms.
All the Walker men that voted for his
election are requested to attend.
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Trial by Military COmInissiOn--.The
Case Of Fergcr.

WAsHISGToS, July II. Chief Justice
Chase has ordered hearing for an appica-
ton for habeas corpus in the case of ferger,
now Oh trial by military commission in Mis-
sissippi for killing Colonel Crane, to come
off at ii O'Clock Wednesday moving. The
Chief Justice has ordered Hbticc of the
hearing to be served upon the Attorney
General. 1t appears Chase has no discre,,
ton in the matter. The first point argued
will be jurisdiction. II that is decided al
trmatively, the merits of the military. COM
mission will be argued, because the Judge
will not grant habeas corpus unless me
facts alleged in the petition would enable
him to discharge the prisoner. In other
words, he will not have the prisoner brought
from Mississippi only to rccommlt hun TO
the custody Of the commission. In TINS
branch OF the hearing the recent opinion OF
Acknowledgement Hoar III the Weamer case
comes UP for review and adjudication, and
Il decision on the constitutionality OF that
part of the reconstruction acts authorizing
military trials in the present condition OF
the country win be given.
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Thomas Sweeny was committed to Jail at
Buffalo, n. Y, on Saturday, charged with
the murder of his brother.
Thomas Lynch has been arrested in Ro.
chester, N. Y, charged with firing his own
store.
The friends of Allen and McCoole have
made preliminary arrangements for another
prize fight between these worthless. Fifty
dollars a side were deposited. The fight Is
to be for $500 side, to fight in four
months, within fifty miles Of Cincinnati.
Burglars entered the store of Guide &
Conover, at Long Branch, on Saturday
morning, and blew open the safe, but were
poorly paid for their labor. They then
proceeded to the post-oftice, blew open
the safe there, and distracted four
hundred dollars from the policy box of an
insurance company. The thieves left five
hundred dollars worth Of postage stamps
untouched.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July II, 1883.
Governor Walkers interview with the
President to-day was of a most agreeable
character. The Governor elect, while ex-
pressing himself thoroughly satisfied with
the results of the lengthy consultation, has.
probably in Difference to the Presidents
wishes on the subject, communicated no
thing relating thereto for publication. It's
believed here that the President will direct
General Candy to convene the Legislature
at an early day, and inaugurate the new
State officers. IIAoNs
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Fore;un Markefs-tBY TELEGRAPH

LONDON, July -No0n.--Consols, D3k. United
States bonds, sli Sugar on the spot dull. Turpcn-
tine. ?7s. Cd.
A6crnooa.-Unted States bonds, SIG.
LIVERPOOL, July 49, NoOn.-Cotton active /; up
lands. I2Id. Orleans, l2td. estimated sales, W.
900 bales. Brcadstuffs quiet. Others unchanged.
.ineranop.-Lard quiet. Pork firm.
q. LIVERPOOL, July r. EueniaG.-Cotton active
at same quotations: sales 1900 bales. Corn
Old, ?ss. Cd; new, 26s. oil. Provisions quiet.
HAvnE, July l2.-CottoD, 1851 both on the spot
and afOat.
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1911 BUTTON-HOLE AND 47g17
lCll COMBINATION SEW lcll
ING MACHINE.

This MACHINE Is by far the best that has as yet
been made II will sew all kinds Of material from
the coarscst cloth To the finest fabric. IL VIII 40
al kinds Of stitching, embroidery bralcing, cora.
ing telling, binding, rufiiing, tucking. sewing and
gathering on at the same time braid without 5ast-
ING. II viii work beautiful buttOn-holes, over
seam and do all that other machines can do. And
more: If you have family buy this machine
II Won want to make money 1t will do that for you
In Il short time. The only way TO compete With
northern work Is 10 buy this machine. III you
comfort buy the BUTT0N-HOLE. We warrant
this machine for five years. Again: we viii trade
for all kinds of machines In out of order. or for
ANYTHING from a fiddle to kntting-needle. Get
the best machine, IL will pay for itself; get the
BUTTON-IIOLE. 49,
Call and see this incompatible MACHINE at 1911
Main street, or address the same number, 1911, or
box 257, post-oiice. y I'LL
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The weather south.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 12.-The thermome-
ter here stands at $50 in the shade.
WILsINcToN, N. c.. July 1.-THE wea-
Their clear with S. w. wind. The Their
molneter stands at SOC.
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The Florida Cotton Crop.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 12.--Reports from
Columbia and Alachua counties, Fla, state
that the caterpillar has undoubtedly made
It's appearance there.
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Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN.

BELFAST, July IA heavy riot occurred
here between the Orangemen and Catholics.
GALWAY, July 12.-Fenian outrages oc.
cur daily. Captain Lambert has been shot
fatally,
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Up in BalIOOn---VOyase of the Fly
periOn from Buffalo to the Ale"
glrany MOuntains---TwO Dips into
Lake Erie..-Thirty Miles an Hour
Above the CIOuis--.A Descent Among
the Trccs-..AII Night on IL High
Roost---A Happy DeliVcrance.
On the 9TH instant the Balloon Hyperion
assembled at Buffalo, carrying up Professor
King and four gentlemen of the press, one
of whom, writer in the Buffalo CONNER
cial AdrUtiScr has published Il long and
exciting account of the trip, from which we
condcnSc the following narrative. The As
cent was made at 4:l5 7. VI. At twelve
minutes to ) the dra@-rope fell into Lake
Erie, causing Il serious loss, a. there were
but twelve bags of ballast on board. The
narrator continues
A DESCENT INTO TIE LAKE.
At twenty-five minutes past o'clock.
being then pretty nearly thrce-quarters OF Il
mile high. and about opposite Point Abino,
the balloon commenced descending, the mo-
mentum constantly increasing, rs Professor
King notified us. He also gave us to under
stand that we should 90 into the water, but
assured us that there would be no danger,
as we would quickly rise again. He in
StIuCGtu I'LL w Slssp lllC IopSS III my, w
step upon the edges of the basket when we
struck, and be careful not to be thrown out
by the shock All this was uttered in an
instant, and in less than two minutes, as it
seemed, the balloon struck the water The
shock was quite violent, but we maintained
our positions, and nothing serious followed.
The bottom of the basket sank but few
inches beneath the water, on which 1t
skinned for something like hundred feet.
4 portion of the provisions were soaked,
and our Overcoats and feet got wet. \
small quantity of ballast was discharged,
and we again rose.
The yoyagers made another descent, iif-
teen minutes later, but Immediately arose
to an altitude of two miles, travelling
ut the rate of thirty miles an hour. At
twenty minutes to six they passed over the
village of Eden, and shouts were heard ask
inc them to come down, and agreeing to
furnish them with Il conveyance back to
Buffalo.
DOWN We COME.
Having determined, says the writer, to
accent the kind invitation extended by
the people of Eden, Professor King suffered
the balloon to descend gradually, and at
TWENTY-FIVE minutes to ! we came close TO
tbe earth in an oat field belonging to MI.
Michael Hutchinson, one mile and quarter
east of Eden village. The anchor was let
90. but dragged upon the ground until we
had passed into an adjoining field, when
one of the men who had come after us
threw himself upon it, and the Hyperion
was brought to a standstill: !,
After a sufficient number of men had
taken hold of the basket to prevent the bal
loon from ascending, Professor King gave
nermission.to those of his passengers who
Wished to get out and stretch their legs to
do so: which we did. After Il pleasant chat
of fifteen minutes duration the command
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Mafl Na5pufinyp

New YORK, July 12.-The through train
which left for Washington at $50 this morn
ing was detained six hours by IN accident.
No one was hurt.
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New ORLEANS, July 12.--Dates from Vera
Cruz to the 9Th say the elections throughout
the country had resulted fayorabIy to the
Government. Si ........ 1850. =
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New YORK, July 12.-The bark Rebesca
Carman has arrived from Matanzas. She
had four deaths from yellow fever on board
during the passage. se=4Is sss 4
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sEWING.MACRINEs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y CHIMES of all kinds repaired. The SLOAT
ELLIPTIC SEWING-MAClliNE bought and
sold. We sell the only proper NEEDLES for the
SLOAT ELLIPTIC MACHINE.
SLOAT S ADDINGTON,
w I'm LIZ CarY. ncar Fourteenth street.
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a,s,LA!' Sr0KEN.-The folks in Virginia
I'm = h'ldc themselves ON their line address.
gI, Htc"day they proved themselves Wells
tIr% people by eilectually pOkin' the
s5y. n political out of Weiss gubernatorial
..sos.- Wheelinq Renister.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY .-Mr. Chas. d. Stew
l [' " Baltimore, travelling for his health,
t.' ~ recently met by u highwayman in the
+ g't"in between Straaburg and Horse
In ~r! III otlr neigLhoring county of Frank
-, 'l'4 robbed Of his money (S2O) and
,.a'!' watch and chain.-Gettysb,ry tPd.)
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Completion of the telegraph Lime TO
the Healing Springs.

HEALING SPRINGS, July 12-S P. II.
We send greetings to you and our friends
everywhere upon the completion of the
telegraph line to this place, and the election
Of the Walker ticket. h.
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N@ssAcuusETrs Liquor LAw.-The lager
q" dealers Of Boston have formed a per,
".A'hl organization for vigorous polltlcai
n ,oH 10 repeal the liquor law. The Ger
. .-.-' throughout the State are invited 70
ID local societies for the same purpose.
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APPLE BRANDY STILLS, AND AP-
n PILE BUTTER KETTLES, AND COPPER
KETTLES AND BOILERS, Of any description,
made to order. -
several SMALL. STILLS on hand, with worms
and all complete for immediate delivery.
JOSEPH 4: A AL ScIsl fau GJ4.,
r e9pper sum SMITH ist an Main and Gary.
H. "a n,y Richmond Va.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

HALVES r. SUTTON Gate Register OF
I'll the virginia Land Ofcc) has resumed the
CTICE OF TIE LAW,
and Will attend tine courts Of the city Of Richmond
and the county Of ficnrico.
Ohice Marshall Hall. south side Of The Capitol
Square, Richmond, Va. mSf-3n
T'HOMAS +. GOODE,
4 ATTORNEY AT LAW.
BOYDTON. MECKLESBUKG COUNTY, VA,
practices In the
COURTS OF MECkLEkBURG and adjoining
counties, and In the UNITED STATE3 GouislS
/ al Richmond. nj EI',.y
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TAX oN BoNE-GEINDERS.-Mr. Douglass
it, dr, that parties who grind bones or
,a.rwi>r prepare them as fertilizers for
--."gltural purposes are manufacturers,
.mt i their products exceed in value 81 900
... nnum they are liable toa special tax as
..h. and if their sales exceed 81 80 per
garter. they are liable. under section 4, act
March 81, 1865, to pay ajax OF - pcrSl 900
n The Excess above that sum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-13

Vr. FoRNEY FOR THE UNITED STATES
,s<trr.-A correspondent Of the New York
.-uu0 Pos. says: d" 1t is avcrred here in
s.putiiran circles that Colonel John w.
r,lry expects to he elected the next
~at~d states senator from North Carolina.
,n ha> recently purchased large tract of
anal furvr 4"
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special Dispatch to the Baltimore snn.
mississippi EiecttOn---Effect OF
'Southern Elections On PennsyIva-
:, and Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-13

\ New People Discovered i'm Afri"a-.s
! Race Like the Angio-SaxOm OF
A>intic Origin---E."iT Religion Spi-
rituni--.Ehcir Government Manar-
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The Davenport uowa) Democrat tells Of a

The Davenport tIowa) Democrat tells of
singular case OF superstition: ''Chatting with
an aged lady, We noticed the wonderful pres
eryst,on and beauty OF her teeth, and could
not refrain from mentioning it. Yes said che,
sI newer had toothache or lost tooth,
because bit the snake On inquiry. she
xtated that when children at home. her father
had made them bite rattlesnake. he holding
the reptile by the head and tail; each child bit
along the entire length Of the backbone. not
violently, but just 50 as to fndent the akin; and
this was considered an infsIhble recipe against
toothache and decay, and which the old lady
believes up TO the present hour
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Murray. Ferris & Co . Naval Stores Cir
cular.

NEW YORK, August 2i.-sPRrrs TuRpESTnE-
Bias been quiet and steady at previous rates and s
though the local ira Ie is light there is enough pus
ness 10 absorb current receipts. The sales reported
are 1850 bbis at l2IaISc merchsn.able and include
$50 Y bbls at ASK, and 80 to arrive per Empire ct
4Ss. Receipts 2s45 bels; Exports 47s bbs;
RoN-An grades continue in good demand,
though there was less disposition yes erday on part
OF buyers to pay full rates for common strained The
market Is quite bare of extra pale Sales amount to
6,00i bbls, Of which 10 0e0 are low grades, st
81 2ka2 IS for common to ood strained; 81 40aS
for No 2; $SHs4A 'or No. !; f5a8 feI paes, and
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Charleston Cotton. Itlce afd Naval Stores
market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHAnLEsroN. Monday Evening. August ~.
CorToN.-The market for this arhcle exnioited
rather weaker tendency and the inquiry was limit
ed. Sales 1s ba es of which were new cotton; one
which classed midoIng. sold at SIC, and one eeedy
bale at Sac p fb The transactions in old were at
s0x; at 81; Tat 31H. We quote nominaly:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to GOOD ordinary .......2s c9oG
Low uiddlfng. .............'''''''oo 90 GSoH
Middling. ................. 'go1'a
By New York classification we quote:
Middling. ........'..''''' "
R1cr-This article was quiet but hrm' without
transactions Of note. We quote nomtDally common
to far clean Carolina a, s@sh; good sx@sAc.
NAVAL STORES LOG bbls. spirits tdrpentne' In
country packages, were sOld. at $50 p gallon; 200
bbIa o,in, No. at 81 rs; so bb's. do, No. g. ut
81 70 pbbl
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Pendulum.

sv,no on old pendulum Of the WORLD
forever and forever, a eIars
AsT Tne % march that endeth never.
vonr monoton. leaks joy and grief,
and failure and endeavor-s
Suing ON. old pendulum, to and no,
Forever and forever.
Long as you swing shall earth be glad
And men be partly good and bad,
And zach hour that passes by,
A thousand souls be born and die;
Die from the earth. 10 live, We trust,
Unshackied unsllied with dust.
Long as you swing shall wrong come right,
Az cure as morning follows night;
The day goes wronz-the s2es never
Swing on old pendulu n, forever.
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Cons,snees Der south rai DINA Naliroao
an0uat III and 23.

o. bales Cotton So bales Domesics PCS bags Gra .,
IS pkgs Bacon. 40 bols Flour: 4e1 sacks r.our, %
cars slaves 4 cars stock To Railroad Agent q d
Walter Wal & Co, E wiss, E s.oau. P'lzeri Roagsrs
Co, Ssarp & 60, G Williams 8 Go % Bol man 9a,
Bros. D osterholtz. W St.fens hieP; 1es-
fords Co. Goldsmith & son, stenhouse 20, BOP
tins MCPHERSON Co, \ SchirHer, Reeder
Davis j Marshall, Kinsman l. Howell.
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ss 4oa7 for extra pale. Receipts bbls Exports
TAn-Is quiet and transactions Of retail charsc.
ter Sales are 500 bbls at 50 80 for Wilmington a.
runs, apd So 65a2 60 for % and Is gallon bbls. ne
cepts I16 bbls. Exports so bbls.
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, August 2S-Noon.-oonsolsSlA. 'onos
s4x. Sugar quiet; on the spot .sss sda4os' iai
low l6s.
Eyenirg.-Turpentine 26s 6ds26s Cd.
r,vrppoo1 August 23-Noon.-Cotton qu'e';
nn,ands 1s,Id: Orleans I'D; Gales 10000 oales'
Rra,ds,nff, dull Others unchanged. Pork Ie4s.
Lard It's Cd. ,o,<,.
rven;no.-Cotton . shade easier; uplands lS7Id'
orlesns 1Id sales TO- 600 bales of which 2ouo bales
we're for export and speculation. Red wneat ss 90
inferior grades sold lower.
p.np. August 23-Noon.-Bourse frm. Rentes
7sf Toe.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, August 2s - Noon.-Money stead
at GATE. Sterling, long sK; short 10. Gold S2h.
Cotton dull al Ssc. Turpentine irregular at Ala42e.
Rosin nrm; common % soa2 IS; strained " soa
2 81.
Rvepine-cotton quiet; sa,es 400 bales; md
ding $50. Flour more active and lower grades
srmsr; superhne State IS sOae 80; common to fair
srtra Southern $s 65a7. whest more doing; winter
rcd western 81 6es1 go; white southern u TO- Corn'
mixed Western 81 1la1 Is Oats dull and lac lower.
New mess pork $s3. Lard heavy; kettle lsxA2oc
Whiskey n zSal .6. Rice frm and quie'; Carolina
sxa9xc. SUGAR hrn; P rto Rico and Muscovado
12x,1shc; Havana 12xc. Coffee hrm. holasses
ouiet and steady. Naval stores dull. Iurpendne
Iaa4sc. Ros,n 81 Soas Freights frmer; cotton. by
steamer. xd; wheat il 10d. Money ea7c. Sterling
s,<a9k. Gold closed at 81 Stocks unsettled ana
duh. sousherns generally quiet.
BALInxoRx. August 2S.-CottoR steady at SSc
Flour very duh and fAvors buyers; Howa' d-street
superons ss soas TO- Wheat dull and heavy; prime
TO choice rcd 81 4oal IS Corn nrmer; white u Ia
i 1s: yellow 81 Is. Oats dull st SITS Bye dull at
Il osal 10. Mess pork arm at $sA Bacon, shouldeta
1lalsxc Lard nrmer at t90a2ic. Whiskey sninated
at 81 2sa1 Is.
cmcuxAr1, August %. - Whiskey hiaher 81 10
NJ 10. Proyi.iops held firmly vi b little demand
Mess pork held ut $s3 so. Bacon. shoulders 151sc;
clear sides lec: hams 2sa94c. Lard held OF 1oc.
ST. Louis, August 2S-Whiskey hrmer at u IL
a1 49, Provisions duh Mess pork sSA 20; )oooing
sales. Bacon, shoulders 15xc; clear sides lsa s<c;
surar.cured kams 2sa2sc. Lard heavy at zoe
WILMINGTON August 2S.-sp1rits iurpentire Ssc.
Rssin steady aud stocL light at 81 60a4 Crude tu'-
pertns 81 5oas Tar steady at $751;.
AuousrA, August 23 NO offerings ofcottor; sales
bales; receipts bales; middling SIC.
SAVANNAH, August 2S-Cotton receipts l6 Bales
McB.IH, August 2s.-Nothing done; receipts Of
cotton SO bales; exports 10 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2a.-Cotton dull; sales
ia bales: quotations nominal receipts 66 bales; e1-
ports Saturday. coastwise 2lss bales; stock this
evening 1ss bales. Sugar. molasses and conse dull
and unchanRea Gold san Sterling 4e@' New
York sight exchange Kcprsmium. s;
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QsmmsrfiaI.
Exports.

r Per schooner Stampede
100000 feet Resawed Lumber, $4,000 feet I'm
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uruas, Gbemifals, @f
PURIFYING PILLS.

TIE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. 8.
.PROPHITT, N. D., need no recommendatoI-
cusr TO our Southern climate having already estab-
lished for them an e1viable repuistion In Georgia
and the adjoining states A. ths majority M OF
Iiver II is Granted by all intelligent physician h1s
most OF the pains and aches OF our people are aue
10 orr mic or functional arrangement Of that mpor-
hnt organ. Prophit's Liver Medicine and anti
ThSy cure the Liver which nine cases out Of en-
is at The bottom Of the Coughs. DyspepMa, Cole,
Sick Headache rheumatism, Constipation, Mem.
strual Distractions, &C., so common among our
people. Earache, Tnothache, Acute Rheumatism,
NeuraIgs and BODILY pains of every kind flee before
PROPHETS PAIN KILL TT.
Ike chaf before the wind.
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l,148,069 .

Total. ..l,A4o,Vos 1,ooo,to1
Dsac,ancv i'm visible supply ....... 358085
Stock of cutton held by Manchester spinnere at
the mills now 10000 bales; same time 1855 l2o00o
bales; middlipg Orleans now Id, then lo7<d.
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pRoPH1rr,s LIVER MEDICINE.

DIR. Prophitt-Baving used this medicine spfR-
cienfly long to test it's virtue. nd to satisfy my own
mind that ii Is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be s,Qnally benefited as he has BEEN by its us1w
deem IL duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recopmend to them the use Of this remedy. which
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief. -