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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY ., 1903.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY ., 1903. ~ X
SAILED, y
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandlse and passengers W. G.. Dunham Il Co. -
Steamer Norfolk, Platte, Philadeiphia, merchan-
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandIse and passengers, L. B, Tatum. IL -g..ss
Schooner w. TT. Trayers, McCracken, NorfolE,
merchandise. Crowell IL Currie. s.H t.-.stsL4jll III
Schooner f. w. Johnston, harts, Georgetown,
D. c., light
Schooner Robert Eealy, Brooks, Norfolk, mef-
chandise, Curtis Il Parker. T ,, 49,.
tit' ''s% BELOW.
Steam-tug Vulcan, with bark Eukrafn, from New
York, In tow for City Point. salgS .i-at aitt {
sE.1 MEMoRANDUM, = y.,ge .Fg,r{s.fi.f.,
WEST POINT, July 2.--Arriyed, steamer Kennc-
bee Freeman, merchandise and passengers York
River Railroad, and sailed on return. ss..fg II !,
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Legislative Ticket.

Z Legislative Ticket.
The Joint committees having charge Of the nomi-
nation of q ticket for the city of Richmond and
county OF Henrfco announce the following
& q. FOR THE SENATE.
Y Colonel Thomas j. Evans,
Alfred r. Courtney,
8 Sormand Smith.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Augustus Bodeker,
a. NJ. Kelley,
Lewis II. Frayser,
Jacob :. Atlee, .
John 3. Crenshaw,
William Lnveustcin,
George Il. Gilmer,
Stephen Mason.
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PROMPT RESCUE.

There was no neglect on the part of the
and colored, OF once plunged into the
stream, many of them not stopping to take
off their clothing. Among those who were
most active were Squire Robert Allen,
Major Robert Stiles, Isaac Hatcher (colored
barber), and others, whose names we would
be pleased to publish, but were unable to
obtain. Through their efforts the injured
men were finally extricated and brought to
land rs.s.#sf "E .s :.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By TIE HUN
DRED at the Dispatch office. ;s ;I...
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MAYoR'si CouRT.-Mayor Chahoon pre-
Issding.-Anderson Jackson (negro), charged
with assaulting and using abusive language
towards Maria Wade, was fined two dollars
and fifty cents.
Robert Bentley md William Edwards
negroes, charged with using profane and
indecent language and creating disturb
ance on the street, were arraiglled. Bentley
was discharged, and Edwards tined two dol
lars and fifty cents. a,
Susan Carter {negro), charged with un-
lawfully snatching nine dollars from Madi-
son Harvey, was required to give security
for her good behavior. tss i fse..ze II
The continued case of Henry Thompson
(negro), charged with stealing a tobacco
screw and other articles from William A.
Hoppe, valued at $3.50, was called, and fur
ther continued. is. ay0R ggss44 -.
+ IT. Morris and NJ, Morris, charged with
striking Joseph Braxton with bar Of iron,
were fined two dollars and fifty cents each.
John Wyatt negro), charged with ASSAULT
ing and beating Jane Green, was fined two
dollars and fifty cents.
Collin Ack (negro6 charged with assault
ing and beating Rosetta Taylor, was set
hack. 4.f err tf@s "a if5tf gstS S4gFS j EssS4Ea
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Aitllnlontl 1ispatrh.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE ssDIsPATCH''
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
.LATIoN oFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY, lI &E- j
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THE LAST TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The funeral of Colonel Branch will take
place from St. Paups church on tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. His re-
Of the largest funeral PROFESSIONS ever seen
in. Richmond, for our citizens generally
will esteem it sad but pleasing duty to pay
this last tribute Of respect to one Of their
chosen standard-bearers in the great politi-
cal contest which now agitates the State.
The body. of Officer Kirkham. was taken
to his home last evening under an escort of
about thirty members of the police force.
He will be buried at s o'clock this evening
from his residence, on Seventh street near
the City Spring. He died in the discharge
of his duty, and his memory should receive
all honor. f,,. o., .s,..., f... .rs.;.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-ssEezrs1i,
IN The bosts or the JAMES RI
YER AND KANAWHA. CANAL CslotfhNY.
will leave the dock ms usual promptly Ut II M. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAys-
+ Freight and tolls on goods for LynchhuRg and
beyond collected on delivery. or prepaid, at tho
option, OF the shipper. Freight recetsed aud de-
nvcred atmy Office, on tie Dock. 2. .sssFgs
Way freight viii not be delivered Till charges are
Boats locked and insured.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-The new <&STrH
Il and elegant sidc.whcel steamship
SARATOGA, Captain AIiEXAyDER, viii ieafe ilsr
wharf at Rockets on SUNDAY. July tti,f at IL
O'Clock a. NJ. Freight received until SATURDAY
.I.nTlT Enra ala: steersge. 3d. For fre!2ht or
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TELI-TIMED REMARKS.

In the midst of all this, Mr.. Robert l..
Hobson, Sr., the barber of Twelfth street,
who was the chairman of the Committee of
Arrangements, with view to restore the
decorGm proper to the occasion, arose and
asked that all present would at once cease
everything like levity, and betake them
selves to the duties that humanity required.
A shocking event had occurred.-one which
would carry grief to maryland those who
had escaped the awful catastrophe should
not only be thankful for themselves, but
should show proper respect and observe
the solemnity due to those who had been so
unfortunate as to have lost their lives or to
have been injured. Hetrusted that all who
were present, whether in good faith OF, not,
would not fail to behave properly.
This had o most admirable effect on all
who heard it, whether white or colored.
THE WOUNDED AND DEAD. !, 8
The bodies of Colonel Branch and Police
man Kirkham were placed In the bowling
alley on the island, and the wounded men
were provided for as comfortably and as
speedily as possible
Colone! Branch was found to have re-
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r. M. Freight received mp 70 as o.asoSNs / 49,
f9y sr sfelSh' or paSsasf sRRa1k sS wIIIIaMs
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
9dtbiel.*)

Metn Grfes ldbt bid li6er tpobntu,
Der Bettler tritt's NIT nadten GuBen 3uar,
Dp@ l9midts Der SdSnen 8rull unb 9aar,
limb idimmert bed in 0irfenfronen;
Gin tabIid 1bier erseust e. punberbar;
@s elanat I'M Arueifr am beilisen Mltar,
l1ub mub gerbient une Mannersunf telobnen:
3upeilen madt Is ram1cnlole 9)ein,
l1nb I'm, ben aranfen bapon gu ~tefreien,
Garf oft ber Nrst bas 2eben lelbt nidt idpueu.
Gbirmt, tpenn Der @inter aiebt. id Gis gu
.... 8ersen auf
9p bemmt mein 3 weites tibn ben unseiti-
men 9aut
Set tebt. ea, wie ein Sells, renn 1usewitter to-
ben;
IS itGBt, ten,t man IS nedet, mad pbiIelopbeu-
Dirt
@iebt ernf es aus, trdet einen &abbibart,
Dc9 ben @eru9 Mill feline Seele loben;
Dem Spieler bients beim 8iQarbpiel,
Tub fibrt ben 8aq 3u ben, beifimmten 3iel;
gud trdst Is 5Srner. tpie Der Gsufel;
Du, 2eier, aber bait aus l1nbeba9t
11nb 2eibenidaft, -baran 1T tein 3weifel-
@ewiB Is n1ebr als einmal idon eenaa9t;
l1ub tpiQf bn nun mein @anses tennen Ier-
@p Bid gum 9imutel auf, es tuobnet unter
Steruen.
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Die betli9e 2an5e.
(JertIebung.)

9ersps @ottfrtec erpartete ni9t Of
ne 8ansisteit ne &iidfebr Der @eiano<
ten. -Das lnslld mubte nabe ur,c
{9redlid iein> mas Die arobe Seele bt6
9elpen n%teperprlfte. @ermarf &orboz
ga bic beoin9te ueter9abe Mnttodtens,
NIT cem Gntidlu0e fdmmtlide &reuss
fabrer Dem fanatiiten Safe Der Eurfen
prei6ju9eben, 70 fanp Der tiefbeflmmer<
te 5er3ps feinen AusweD fem @ulf se<
gen 500 uno Sfluperet gu 19iben.
Gntfrdftet> entmutbist unb gum @afz
fenpiente unfdbi9> mie IS tpar, muete
es %bpfnuna5los Gem S9werte ber Saz
ra3eneu perfauen.
Splde 8etradtunsen belateten baS
@emutb ceS fronmen 6elpen, al6 ct,
auf einem 8alfone ieines bp6Beleaenen
palal tes ltebenp, iiber bic weitau6se=
bebnte, pradttee Stapt binhlidte. Die
BeltunSSmauern maren 9rGetentbetle
BON @a6en entblSet, rieStraeen men
f9enleer, pie 6fentliden pldse trauerz
ten bpe uno ccrlaIlen, uuo iber Dem
9at1Sen 9auiermeer lag IS wie Sdat<
ten bes TcceS unp Der @rabesrube.
Nur pie uno Ia {dleppte itd einM enla
mIbeppu uno lan9iam rabin, tis Ct
Dor einem 5aufen &ebri9t anlanate,
ben ct nit 9ieri9en 6dnren na9 eb6a>
ren @e9entdncen pur9mablte.
@om feinpli9en Eager beriber trua
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Mn Sic @bmei3.

S9meiSerlanb, i'd muB lid fra9en:
Deiner 8erse bube W1nbe
Seb i'd ma9tis bid unrasen
@esen Wel19lanb bin!
@arum idoben Grttcs 9anbe
BORT ben &ieeel? Satin" bus iasea P?
9lbne tu ben CHM?
@@weiserlant, i'd muB bid frassn:
Sffen teine Sbalselanbe
@eb i'd unb bic StrUme iassu
@esen Deuti@lanb bin!
@arum boben @ottes 3inbe
5ier bic Jli9el? 3annt bus lasen?
Mbne(t bu ben Sinn?
g. Ncber.
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Teuillfton n.
9luf6iung bes 8ucbdabenrdtb:
feIS.*)

Die er1en Giiuf - tuenn tlaue Wussn sliben,
uBIonb" 1oQ bas 9aar auf ibrsm5 aupts fem,
11nb 2isbe ioQ bel rpisen @ansen bliben, =
GQit ebleut Gusenblnn ibr eisen iein.
Gin ,3eiGen met,-burt Fst bic arme Waiit,
Die ugIpnbe" tuirft de nit sei9aft' ser5ant.
Der @9mud ter pranst lit farilid bobem
9reile,
Die @aSpferin tes S&muds bleibt u%ntetannt.
Gum Granfsnlanb, fern son Mlbang's Stranbe,
;3cg eina v8Ionbel", bic 2eser in eer 9anc.
Den 9errn gu retten aus bes 8erfers 8an'
bt,
Sell &i9art 2Sueaber3 tuare Ct eenannt.
MbpIpb Maaf, Dubuque.
~ e..L NJ. C4 60 .S.
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g +.

9ttprtl9e Npsete aus Der i3ett ber 8reu33u9e
Son
Gpurah tpn &plnnaett
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y eiete 9p. 81 bes Wanberer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-08-06
MIR. Hendricks and the lsrcsi.
dcncy.

A newspaper. in Southern Indiana
no,ninatcs Mr.. Hendricks rs the Prcsi-
DENTAL candidate Of The democracy in
1872. The Democracy Of Indiana will
heartily indorss that nomination. The
able speech Of Mr.. Hendricks, that we
to-day publish. recently delivered ut
Omaha. and his magnificent reception at
that city. clearly point out the DRIFT
Of Democratic sentiment in the West.
and without Il doubt Mr.. Hendricks. II
living, will go into the next national
convention with u unit for Iii, momina-
ton.
Next 10 Mr.. Hendricks on the Prcsi-
DENTAL ticket. we hope to sec Hon. ID.
W. Voorhees, the standard bearer OF his
party in the Gubcrnatorial race. 1t
would be the most formidable and pop
ular political combination that could he
made. leaving no doubt rs the result in
Indiana. Hendricks and Voorhees, are
the men for our hcxt campaign. and
with them at the head of our ticket. In
diana would give an uvcrw hclning mi
jority for the Democratic party. Il l.O-
gansport Pharos.
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Hon. VI. T.. Kerr.

This able advocate Of Democratic
principles ia the past four years has
gained Il national reputation, aud il ac-
knowledgcd A. the leader Of the Delnoc-
racy in the National House of Repre-
scntativcs. No young politician ever
rose 10 distinction - fast as he. and none
gives greater promise for the future. =
Talented. eloquent and hairl working. he
is lust the man the Democracy and the
laboring Iucn of indiana want for Gov
,rnor. 4 more suitable candidate can
moi be- found in the Statc,and none more
deserving VI the honor. Let the De-
.nocracv vi the Second District put their
shoulder to the wheel. and their iavoritc
candidate will be tlc next Governor oi
Indiana. With lion. NJ. e.. Kerr as our
candidate. the noble Democracy of the
Second Congressional District will add
one-ihird to her already overwhelming
majority. -lCorydm Democrat.
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Temperance.

God gave me good face and manly
form II would not disfgurc what lie
was good enough 10 give me. And lie
gave me u soul-a heart to Iowa brain
in which to coin thoughts and ideas an
intellect for my own guidancc.andl trust
in some degree. the benefit Of others. :
And what lie wac good enough 10 give
me would not mar, scar, or weaken.
by knife or instrument in mine own
hands. or by use of that poison which j.
sure to DESTROY in proportion I" il use.
Aud the fire which has done SO much
damage which would consume. mind
and body. thank Almighty God. liaNo
manhood sufficient 10 warn my fellow
men against trying with. And those
who may not like me for my temperance
would dcspisc me ii drunkard.- Brick
Pumcroy.
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DR.. JOHN Bulls
SARSAPARlLLA:
A Good Reason for the Captsin's Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
Ass rns
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

RxsroS PAnRseKs Missouri. Apri:O 1896 :,
DR. JOINS III IL.-Iesr Str. knowing the ehccncS cf
your Ssrsspa-ilis aud the hcs ling and bench
ties possesses. you he follow ing statement 81
my case.
was wounded about TIVE ye.rs seo-was taken rrir-
cn"r and confined for six monihe Rerc moved SO Of
wounds have nh healed yet. have no, At N
Is moment since WAS wounded. an shot thrcueh ia
hips Ny general b-sl'h Il impaired. and nred SINE
thing 10 assist nature have more faith in,our ssr-
.apariva ihsn siN'hipr eisr. wish that IN ia rcnu
inc. Please expires me half dozen b.tt1esssrS .,ee
CAPTAIN q. r. JOHNSON
ST. Louis Missouri.
r S.-1hc following was written April 30 Is6e ~
Mrs. Jennie J.hnson. Mother cf Captain Johrsop.
DS. Mn--n~ar Sir: My husband, Dire Jchpscu
w. skillin surgeon end physician in Central n r,
where he died. leaving the above e. p Jchnton 20 nv
care A. thirteen years Of age he he'd chronic ,srhS
snd serofus. for which gave him your &aysspsrjs -
II osRrn have for ten years iorp6,d Il :,
many in Ncw York oho. and loya for scrofnls gevor
sores. snd general tebiy Perfect sureess hes sfepsd
ed H. TuI crRvs ErrEcTEp rAsss o. - nan "a
ssr yr>rR sckrs WIRE ALMOST niRAcrLors. I su am
cus for son 30 again have your Ssrsap
srils lie IL fearful II getting eruricus article, hence
his writing 10 You for itr His terrible tus
II believe he win recover
Respectfully. - JENNIE JOHNSON
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B t l. LIS
w orm Destroyer
vnLAsow. wAiSrR Co.. Ga. }
June :Oth. 1866. I,

IA JopS brfI.-Desr Sir: ] have recently given your
Worm Desire, several trials and find wonderfully
efcac:cus has not failed In single instance 10 have
the wished for effect. doing pretty large country
prsctcs snd have daily for article Of this kind
u am free to ronfess that know Of remedy res~
mended hy the bes authors that If snd Aye~6y
in lis siscfs TN the contrary they uncertain IN hs
extremes Ny object in writing you IL to find ,pcn
what terms the medicine directly trs you II
can get il upon easy terms shall use great deal Of
that the II such articles eonrsr. TIT
teachings d practice Of great nsort yof the egnls.
line Of " DIS hut see nojuss cause good IN dis
cHrdng remedy which know 10 he efficient, sio ply
because W. ms. lie ignorant Of it's combination Fer ny
part ehsll make il rule 70 all and sny Al.
llevistc suferng humanity ~hirh may be able 10
mend not hesitstinR because some ingenioue
hsr u!kelf have learned liz eeckrst snd sectYed
the sole right 10 that &noHisdge Hewcser
u" means an advocate spsSter Of the fhoussnds Of
worthless nostrums hst food the country that rurpcr
cure all manner Of disssSe In which human flesh j. heir
Please re&ly soon and inform AZ your best terms
am, sir, most respectfully,
julius r. CLEMENT, Y. D.
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HAYSvILLE STOVE AND TIN STORE
MAN UEA TOR ".

rTNUF Undersigned having permanently located IN lays
Vile informs the citizens Of Dubois and surround
irg countcs that he keeps always hsnd general as
sorrn,eu, of stoves and Tir Ware If s kinds. which
he oers for sale prices which DEFY competition. He
also manustnre. "a order al Tin work. warranted ia
the he's, style and n The bert material sharo n n
public patronage respectfully socifed srd az he de-
erm'ncd 80 piess will be ~ your interest 70 call on
aim before ps,,onisirg peSrle away from homo.
An.tu.t Ii. isss soLI6 LoEY.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NUMI y II NY IVIt - IN liz
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dcrsigned. Administrator Of the es-
tate Of Agctha Eckert, deceased. will of
fer ut public anction, at the residence Of
the deccdcnt. on
MONDAY, ArGrsr 16. 1869.
All Of the personal property Of the de-
cedent. consisting Of Household and
Kitchen furniture, &c.,
TERMs-A credit of twelve months will
he given on all sums over three dollars.
the purchaser giving his note with APP
proved surety waving valuation and an
Punishment laws; sums lrnder-&3 cash in
hand. +. Y. ECKERT, Admir-.
July %. lS69-3w
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser. having been restored 10 health In
few weeks. Ny very simple remedy after having suf-
red several years with severe lung sscon and that
dread disease. conaumpionis anxious TO make known
to his fellow sufferers the means .. cure
To all Who desire IT, he will sand a copy of the pre-
,crpon used free Of CHARGE, with the directions for
preparing using the same, which they Will find u
SURE CtHr coSsr Nrros, ASTHMA. Baoscn1is. etc
The object Of TIA. advertiser n sending the Prescription
Is To benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he conc-v-s 10 be invaluable and he hopes every SUI
fsrer will try his remedy. IL will try his remedy, 1t
will cost him nothing and prove blessing.
Parties wishine the prescription, will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
June 4. 'c9-ly Williamsburg. Kings County, Ny
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B T. t Us
CEDRON BITrHRS.
A UTnENTIc DOCUMENTS.
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony Of Medical Men.

sso>v Pony. wnrJy Corsry Arkansas Nay %. 1aAe ,
In. .oHS .RyiI-Tfar. Sra Last February wss IN.
Louisville purchasing druvs and got come Of ycSr
sarsspairilla and Cedron Bitfsrs.
NY sop lsw Who was with ne in the eseys has hee~
down with rheumatism for tImc, commence on
your BIrrsRs. and found his general health I'm
proved. i
T. Gist. who has been In bad health tried them. ara
he also improved. ,
pr. Coffee, " no has becn in hsd health for several
gears stomach and liver affected he improved verN,
much by the nee Of your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron
Bners has given Won rrent popularity in this settle.
ncni think could sell great quantity 81 your med
cinss this fall = especially RI yur Cedrnn Bers and
Sarssdaria. ship me STR Memphis. cfRIckss an
Medley. Respectfully, C. B. wALXER
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WAGONS.
PLOwS.
CARRIA GEES.
ROCkAWAYS..
BUGGIES. &C.

Of the latest and elegant sive Which he warrants
to be good ~an DC got nywhsr~ Persons wishing
any ~ h~s src-s will find their advantage call
sns eyrmne nv stock before rurcha sing elsewhere
Efaynkepsrnr and Horscshoeing Of all kinds done on
.iorI notice and sonabl. terms
n April 23. G9-y SEBASTIAN kTEBlER.
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4 Pure hlcodei English Race Stallion from a full
FLOODED Messenger and nv Imported Albion. can be
reu III '-rrr nh, II rorn'- frd.rt. An interest for
n
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~ THr iourual Of the Episcopal Con-
,vcntion Of Indiana. gives the total MEM
bcrship of the diocese at 2.4i8 The
cnnhrma'ions during tho year numbered
a5l, and the hapiisms sos
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that the un-
~ designed has been appointed Adj
Of tho Estate of Andrew
Anderson. late Of Dubois Co., deceased.
Said Estate is supposed 10 he solvent.
a. y. STRAIN, Admir-.
July %, 1s69-3w
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who altered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay and all ihs effects Of youthful
will for the sake Of suffering humanity.
send free 10 all who need 1t. the receipt and directions
for making ihe simple remedy by which he Was cured
Sufferers wirhins opro by the sdverisers experience
can d. 80 by addressing, in perfert confidence.
JOHN b. Ogden.
June l. 'Gs-ly No ~ Cedar street, New York.
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TIVE proprrios Of this ~elsbrsfed edcine
for Il superiority sra remdies .ner'd 10 the
pllie for the cIETAtA tEnAAAEAT OF Ague
and Fever or Chs and Fever whether % short ienG
standing. lie refsrs 10 the entire Western and south
western country bear him Iessinon, the truth Of
the Assrtih. that in Whatever will fail 10 cure.
II the directions strictly follow ed Out. In great
many inge doss has BEEN sufficient cSrs,
end hole families have been cured ly single bottle.
with perfect restoration n The general beslh Il,
however prudent and in every certain cur,
after the disease hss been checked. more especially d
dc, anc long standing Usually. this medicine
will require any aid keep the how sIs COED order
should the patient. hcwsser. require csfhartic nsdi
cine after having sken three four dotes ~ he Tnn,
10 single dpse Of BULLS yEGETAME FAMILY PILLS
viii 6e suiiciepf. "a. ...
Dl:. JOHN MILLS Principal once.
No 20. Firth. Croes Street.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-08-06
All the Intelligence.

Ii is the boast of Radical press that the
Radical party has absorbed all tho intel
liycncc Of the land. as well as the moral
ity. This claim is very appropriately IL
lustratcd in the person of a distinguished
Radical! politician ct PENNSYLVANIA. who
has been u member of Congress, and is
now one OF the foremost men ct his
party Ia that State. The Philadelphia
AGE makes the following point on the
intelligence in the Radical party:
The Press said man. devotion to the
Radical party can always be measured by
his intelligence.
Not long ago. Hon. John Covode.
chairman OF the Radical State Commit
tee, purchased dictionary at store in
this city. The next day he called upon
the bookseller to return the book. lie
was then in high dmdgcon. and the fol-
lowing conversation cns,icd:
John-"Didn't YOU tell me this book
had all the common words in =
Bookseller -"ics, sir. What is wrong
with il, Mr. COvode =
John-"Why. sat up nearly all nighi
hunting the word physician, and 1t amt
thar"
Bookseller looking over the leaves =
There il is. Mr.. Covodc; P-h-y-s -
John-in,errupting-"P-h--I allus spelt
il with an f."
What IL tho measure Of Hon. Johns
devotion to the Radical party?
-Spiritualism Is fast gaining ground
in this city. Quite number Of promi-
ncnt citizens have recently been CONVEX
ted to this mysterious doctrine.
Ind. Sentinel.
1T has been discovered that under
the new system Of extracting alcohol
from garbage, as proposed In Cincinnati,
apalatable article of beer may be OBJ
tanned from old socks and boots.
Ind. Sentinel.