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NEEDS coNsTRUcTING.-The Brandon
(MiSSisSippi) Republican has the following
we understand that the State Board of
Education is appointing large number OF
Yankee snitllc- cutters, recently imported
as superintendent of education for the va
rious counties of the State These side
whiskcrcd, sharp-nosed, handy shanked.
nasal-twanged pimps of hehy fresh from the
jaiS and renitcntiarics of New England,
who know nothing of the wants, customs,
or habits of the people, will be sent out to
organize free schools, put deyilment into
the heads of the negroes, and earnings OF
the people in their pockets"
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T1,e yew affnister to Enelana.

LONDON, Sept. 23.-The announcement
here of the appointment Of Senator Morton,
of Indiana, United States Minister to Great
Britain, is received here unfavorably, as the
present conjuneture requires a man tho
roughly acquainted with European affairs
and Of diplomatic training, who can exer-
else an important influence In favor of Re
publican France. In the present crisis q
man like Gen. Dix is required to meet the
occasion, 4@
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EXEMPLARY JUsTlcE.-PttSbu1y, Pa.,
Sept. 22.-Uynes Adams, who Knocked
down and robbed the paymaSter OF Sheen
bergcr's mill Of 81 600 yesterday afternoon,
which he was carrying to the mill in a
satchel, was tried to-day and sentenced to
twenty Jour years imprisonment by Judge
Sloan. The prisoner shot twice at the
policeman who arrested him, which will
increase the punishment. He will be in
the penitcntiary in twenty-four hours after
the robbery.
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Tarribfe .HeaIaw sEcgsr Pest Ienec In
spaar..-people Ely I'm i fsosaa the
Cities d q g Il. n
MApE1D, Sept. 23.--The excitement1re-
garding the Yonito has become intense. 10
israyaging every town on the Mediterra-
mean, and is now spreading in all diree-
tions. One thousand cases are reported at
Barcelona alone, of which four hundred
were fatal. Seventy thousand people have
fed from the city to avoid the pestilence.
The disease was brought from Cuba in
the steamer Maria pia.
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Colonel William Preston Johnston, OF
Washington College, a sou Of General
Albert Sidney Johnston, has consented to
deliver the annual address ut the fair Of the
Lynchburg Agricultural and Mechanical
Society on the 18th OF October.
Tom Lee (colored), 4 brakeman on the
freight train. had both of his legs cut off
and was otherwise so seriously injured NJ
Tie depot this morning that lie dicd.-fred-
ericksbury Herald.
\ number of capitalists from the North
lave recently visited or city to examine
lands in the vicinity with the view Of making
-Lynchtury TryiniGn.
The Lynch5urg Fair has been postponed
uutji October 18th.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE
OF THE UNITED STATES. /. .. 0. F.-Fourth
Day-The Lodge decided in favor OF
Chicago. in which city it will meet on the
third Monday in September, 1871.
A resolution, offered by Past Grand Sire
Nicholson. that no Lodge or Degree Lodge
shall hold sessions for business Of any kind
on Sunday, except on funeral occasions,
was adopted. The mileage of representa-.
tires was fixed at five cents and per diem at
six do!lars.-BQlimOr Sun.
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outrases by United States Troops on
--.-..--E the MOrmeUs.

Paovos c1TY, UrAH. Sept. 23.-Forty
United States soldiers. raided on this town
TO-DAY. deniolisbing several houses and ar
resting several city officials. They bayo-
netted and beat several citizens. =.
General Conner, u. S. A., had been d.
reeted byaTerritorial Governor Me- ean ia
put an: end to the Mormon militia drilling
and musters. Friday, Sept. a5d, was the
day, for the annual parade of the militia,
and the above occurrence doubtless ha:
some connection with these facts,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERIZE man cal]ino
himself 0. Cary, aud protesting to be 5
member OF firm in Chicago III, w.s
arrested ut the City Hote, last night abonf
10 O'Clock by Captain Webster upon Che
CHARGE Of being n suspicious character, and
for obtaining money under false pretences
He was examined before Justice May, and
committed for further examination. He
stated that he had been to New York and
pbiladeiphia TO purchase goods, and hat.
hnugh, his ticket to Chicago pta Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad visited Washing
Tom. occupied room % Metropolitan
Hofe} and was robbed by an italian
on TUESDAY night while asleep in his room.
lie ylr0frSScs 20 he n Mason, and about !
o'clock hast evening applied to the Master
of alexandria Washington Lodge Tor assist
nee To enable him to reach Washington,
anI was furnished with small amount OF
money. lie also obtained money from Mr.
Samncl Tcnnessun and other Masons III This
r;tv Later in the evening he was arrested
nj the Instance of the Master OF ashinc-
TON Lodge, who had come into possession OF
iDformation that induced him TO behcEc ne
was swindler. On his person were Iouhu
sunHrv letters and kilograms from dinercnt
n3rtirS. and bearing different addresses. lie
a,>n had 4 handkerchief marked Oscar l.
Ste;ke. hotel napkin, anu Sundry clhei
ort:r}as. which were retained by the maSis-
trste. 4 special messenger has hcen sem
t. Washington 10 examine INTO INC case'
alexandria Gazette.
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EMIGRATION TO LIBER1A.-The negroes
appear to be leaving North Carolina i'll
large numbers. The Wilson Platndealer
says some 500 colored people from that State
have applied for passage to Liberia in an
expedition TO be sent out by the American
Colonization Society OH the 1st November
ppVt
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RAILROAD SuBSCRiFTIoSS.-on last non
day motions were made before the Nousi's
Curt ni PIftSylyania for m order to submit
~ 2 vote of The people the question OF
making county subscriptions to the Norfolk
and Great Western and the Lynchhurg ana
ranville railroads. The court made an
order directing the vote to be taken on both
subscriptions on the same day. The amounts {,
fixed upon We're $50, 900 for the Norfolk
and Great Western, and SlSS,OO0 Tor the
Lyuchburg and Danvile road. The people
Will vote upon each proposition separator!
Lynchburg Eirginian.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The Government
has ordered the cases of forgery pending
against Hon. r. r. Butler, Of Tennessee. in
the Pension Office, to be suspended until
after the election in his district, he having
been nominated for reelection to Congress.
The cases have been ordered to be trans
ferred from the Pension Bureau to the Bu-
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Cuba.

HAVANA, Sept. 23.-Capt. Mites, with
sixty soldiers, attacked the insurgents in
the Escondete Hills, and killed five, includ-
ing Carlos Roelff. There have been several
skirmishes near Santa Espiritu and Santa
Cruz without important results. .r.a.
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Official Annoiutmenfs

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Ed. NJ. Sandy
has been appointed deputy collector Of Gus
toms at Rappahannock, Va. !
Commander Aaron w. Weaver has been
ordered to equipment duty at Norfolk, VA
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tlEussia is in motion to seize the Black
Sea. and probably the Dardanelles. war
between the Sultan aud the Gar Is Immi-
nent," !. s@>s-s J. - -aa- ! 7s
THE SIEGE OF sTRAsBoVR6. $780,
LONDON, Sept. 23.-The Germans have
armed the captured lunettes, Nos. 81 ana oa'
at Strasbourg with mortars. Yesterday NO.
80 became the object OF terrible Ire from
the besieoed, and the German loss was
heavy, including Commander Outflow.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-The Times says that
neither the Democratic nor Republican
party in America is sacrificing the German
vote to sympathy for the French RePubilc.
During the session OF the BRUSH ecienIinc
Association paper was read by Major
Saunders. the chief point In which was the
fsas;biIity Of establishing branch emigration
snnnlv depots In the South. The idea is
endorsed by the morning papers.
REPORTS FROM PARIS VIA BERLIN-A FRENCH
PAPER ON THE PRUss1AH cAhRAIGH.S ~
LONDON. Sept, 2s.-Reports from Paris
ma Berlin state that all discipline is Yas,Is 3,
ing from Paris, Soldiers are mutlnous, and
in some cases, have shot their oftlcers:
Tours, Sept. 23..-Ld France, claiming 70
write from unerring authority, gives tne
following BIS the Prusslan plan OF the CAM
pine advance towards Paris Was regulated
40 as TO bring several corps before the city
an The 14th Of September. Then Paris was
tn he turned on the south, and. communities,
tinn with Tours cut off. From Versailles,
at prassiar headq quarters, Paris isto be ha'
M sed until its surrender. Metz, sfras
bourg, and Toul bold out, and present q
Least B fortnight task. In the meanwhile
t tho prnssians WIN detach two corps TO ay
o cIrs HaYre, and Chsrbourg, and send hysna
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FEMALE SWIMMERS dozen women
on Wednesday engaged in swimming
match" at the free baths, foot OF Charles
street, North River, New York. Prizes
were distributed to the Victors. The
strange scene was witnessed by large
crowd
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CTEAMDYEING ESTABLISHING
= DYEING, .sCUURISG;' CLEANING, AND
Observation-Disclosures attention given 70 the
securing OF carpets aud cleaning OF Kid 2ioyest
Fancy dyeng IN any color desired. " Fnii satisfsc
'''A LEWIS LINNFMAN,
No. go Broad street, between Fou; tn and Fun,
Tn addition TO the above. i have rece1tlS estao5
Iisbed a PRINTING DEPA tTMEkT, and VIII
print ali Kinds Of silk and woolle en- goods. sam7
pIes OF my printing can BE- seen at my store.
IN ,p3rn
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH ]

Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH ]
sLoNpoS, Sept. rs Noon.- Consols, OFT. United
! States bonus, Yua .~sa-t -gstt = 4 .y -,
LONDON, Sept. % Euening. : Consols, oct.
United st4ies bonds, cog.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. % i Noon. Cotton quiet up
lands, cid; Orleans, 9Sd; estimated sales, 10 600
bales; sales for the week, IS, coo bales including
IL 900 for export and 1900 for speculation stock,
4s7, 600 bales, including is, 900 American. heat
Quiet Flour aud Corn steady. Lard firm.
LIyERPooI,. Sept. a-EpeRing.--Cot.on dnii 4
uplands, std. rleans, slo. saies, 10 600 les,
including 900 for export and speculation; stock
afoat ss2 900 bales including "a, 900 bales Anieri-
can. Beef declining. f.ss..r......
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Visiting European ClergymeI, i'm New
7 N."s.n s,'. 90 Work. .# fFs# =" ~ {

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Thirty clereymen
from abroad, who came to attend the IVAN
gelical Alliance here, postponed on account
of the war, were entertained by the Young
Mems Christian Association.
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Aro.rIt,E.. THE CREDITORS OF THE

NTOTICE.-THEC CREDITORS OF THE,
IN MERCHANTS AND ilsE C II a N q b,
SAVINGS BANK OF rURTSMJUTu are here
nv notified that the said savings bank, By deed
dated the 2Nh day of February, 1870, and OF record
in the clerks Office of the court Of husttngs Tor
the city OF Port mouthr Va, we transferred ana
trust 10 secure the debts due by the said Merchants
and Mechanics savings Bank ndpotice is here
tors holders OF notes, certificates OF indebted
ness, or otherwise, to present the eyid nce5 OF
their claims to he un1eFsiSned at the office OF %
within sixty days from the 2Oth day OF July, 1870
In order TO avail themselves of The distribution of
the assets Of the said savings bank that may De
made under the deed aforesaid.
- ! G. ". MURkjAgGA. r,rps..e s.
SAMUEL NJ. Wilson's "'-@'N~
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Yellow Fever Mortality i'm New OR.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-The deaths from
yellow fever for the day ending yesterday
afternoon were nine, Of whom two We're
natives of America.
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THE -Russian Prince Hanperiai 10 visit
80 the United States.
BosroN, Sept. "a. The Russian Minister !,
now visiting New England, says the Rus
sian Prince, Imperial eontemplates visiting
the United States next spring.
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shochins Accident.

r oa pc, n sapt. 23.-This morning 9
sira,nSans blind mans pipe fred his bed
and he aud his vile we're burnt to death. s
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LAND SALE-The Wood farm, two and q
half miles from Rurkviie, TO northern
gentleman, tor $1,000, cash.-Burkr'Hc
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Chinese naborers In New Jersey.

New YORK, Sept. 23.-Five hundred Chi.
Dese will he ut work in afeW days grading
O railroad in New Jersey. ,s....... -.......
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General Sherman and tie Oregon
LEGISLATURE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-The Oregon
Senate has refused to pass the House reso-
luton inviting General Sherman and staff
to the capital on the ground that the civil
service is under no obligation to the military.
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The MISSION TO ENGLAND.--It is said this
has been offered to Senator Morton, OF In.
diana
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DomeStiC adfnetS-lPl
NEW YORK, Sept. 90 N00n.-Fljur steady.
Wheat shade firne-. Coon dull and heavy.
Pork quiet ut $25 IS. Lard steady. Cotton dull /;
uplands,, lstc.; Orleans Bsc.; sales, 700 !, lies;
S1.9J. Freights quiet. 20 ~. 50 .-
Erening. Cotton heavy sales, ., 900 bales: up
| mand: superine, S4.9C@s6.l5; Southern un-
changed. Wheat firm, with fair export and
milling demand; winter red and amber Westero,
Sl.31GSl.35A. Corn unchanged, and IN iair re-
Lara unca s snsed whlskey dull at seaa0e Gro
sss dq a 1s s reRs ss s!yay
BALTIMORE, Sept. ?a.-virgnia e's-Cld, 53s
bid sat asked 'ess, "a bid s5 asked; e7's, 81 Did,
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED; Whest armer for Or
sh erRssl i @esteTn Fed s. S. Corr
osts sssee ;es aae
$:S aeon active rib side, Hc.: clear sides,
i7sc.; shoulde $, lai@ l5c. hams, 25@25sc. Lard
quiet at lsa@l7c. Mniskey, 9l@92c.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2a.-Flour Gull. earn in
good Demand at wi, prices, Pork lower at CSC
Laro dropping at hi0l5c. Bacon du al droop-
ing sh,ulders, lac. !; clear sides. l73c Whi>key
CIScIsNATI, Sept. as.-Tobacco Is dull and
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 23.-Toblc =, trm sales. l4G
hoe shsads frosted trash to gocd sound ugs, asa
S2l.so.
NORFOLK, Sept. 23.-Cotton dull, aud n sh ,Ge
lower; low mlddlings 1st@l6sc. receipts, A7S
bslcs exports, $50 oales stock, l.5s7 bales.
SAVANNAH Sept. es.--Cotton easier, with large
offerings and good deu and, ut lCsWl69c.; sale
100 bales; receipts, s,095 bales; exports, 2.27o
bales. .. -... ....a... .A.a.a -ar-s..Ej.
MOBILE, Sept. 2s.-Cotton quiet at lGc.; sales,
500 bales receipts, 94a bales; stock, II, ssl bales.
CHARL EsToN, sept. "a. Cotton easier at 1sc !:
sales, 400 bales stock, Is, sas bales. ae 5 .','
NEW ORLEANS, Sept1J23.--Cotton dnii and lower
at l7t173c.; sales eco .ies receipts 2i3 bales;
stock, 81 ,ss5 bsles. Molasses unchanged. Colo,
Il2t New York sight, &c. premium. - 1srg<
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Whedt.--White . $50 buste ls. Fed 3, 552 bushels.
. C0rn.-Whitn, $50 bushels. Yellow, 40 bushels.
Mixed 40 bushels.
Odts.-8l6 bushels. r.-sr .....- .. ....-..,
Rye.-44 bushels. ....,
- 80 H1' SALES. ' =
j Wheat. White, So bushels at 81 30 3s8 bushels
at S140; so bushels very good ut 81 so: SO bushels
xl.2O GS bushels good at Sl.45; $3.50 bushels on pr-
yafa terms.
Whedt-Red, 100 bushels inferior on private
terms; 80 bus heels weevil eaten ut 81 Is 100 bushels
slightly tough at $3.50 l5G bushels good on private
terms 30 usheis badly cleaned at 81 90 ?06 bush.
els inferior mt 81 Is: 100 bushels had ut 9jc, %
bushels at 81 % 80 bushels good ~ $3.50 sos bush
els very good 1t sl.35; SO bushels very Inferior ct
81 10: 48 bushels st $l.221.
Corn. White, none. elbow, none Mixed, 81
bushels fair ut 81 O7S.
Oats.-lls bushels winter at do; 10 bushels at
aOc 40 bushels IL 42c.; $50 bushels very good at
44c, Total, 49, bushels.
]Rye.-Nonc. ..s# ."... -.-.E
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NIGHT. DISPATCHES.

STARTLING REPORT FROM RUSSIA.
LONDON. Sept. 23-Euening.-A Berlin
telegram, to be received with great caution,
has the following startling intelligence;
teEussia is in motion to seize the Black
Sea, and probably the Dardanelles; Var
between the Sultan aud the Gar IS Inlmi-
Mani - s.s s#r. #. .-. 49,. -s
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Domestic NIarkets-[RY TELEGRApH.]

Wheat.-W hite, PES bushels. Red 73s bushels.
Corn.-Yellow "a bushels. Mixed, 25i bushels.
Rye.-12 bushels. e... rain, ...-...- o., r,fpt. ts
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Market.

CORN AND FLOUR E-CaANGr,
EIcEdoND, Va. Sept. 90 ls7c.
Nr-r-rr1yrNHc
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C0Aps ANDyCANDLES, yarious brands,
- rss igs ' f"s'sf = = Pssfl Block
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GROCERIES. &c.

% HOGSHEADS PORTO RICO SU-
~ GAR, 1F0 bags RIO COFFEE. so bags LA.
GCAYRA COFFEE; 80 barrels SYRUPS, Varicu us
grades. @a
= Sc 10 WAGGOSER & HARVEY.
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NHEEsE.-PR IME ACTORY
-" :, GORDON s. CsINGAN.
gel Pearl Block.
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TwggYAFlyF ss{ySxrANfEss.

sEssA,sgH 2. ,sAsii, rrsssgY 4. ELEx5o3
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE.
(MORRIS FRANKLIN, PRFsIDEET.lss
$40 AND 34S BROADWAY. -

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
Nl VIRGINIA..
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREEra
RICHMOND. VA. rs sfz- i
Insures Buildings by perpetual annual policy.
Losses equttably adjusted and promptly paid.
II. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agents
JOHN b. nRNFukTH, Secretary.
SAMUEL q. PULLIAh, Collector.
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Whedt.--White. Q. $50 BUSHELS Fed 3, 552 bushels
. Corn.-Whitr, $50 bushels. Yellow, 40 bushels
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions the consequent OF selabuse-
solitary vice. depraved sexual indulgence Is pracce
by the youth of both to almost unllneu
producing with unerriug certainty, the following
of morbid symptoms unless combated by scieh1ue
cal measures viz: Saliow conncnance. DARK Spots
the eyes pain in the head ringing in the ear morse
the rustlng leaves and rafting OF chariots
about the loins weakness Of the limbs conInsed
ileet confidence, dhdence IN
ing strangers dislike to form new acauaintances us
position 10 shun society, loss of memory hecc
n;mnes and various eruptions ahout the ace iufieo
ION que fetid breath coughs consumption nigh swea,s
nonau.aua and frequent insanity Ii retii is not op-
tanned the should apply Immediately either IN
nerson or by letter and have effected by his new
and scientc mode Of treating this disease which never
fails Of efecng quick and radical cure, DR.. IT, VIII
give one Hundred Dollars to any person who will prove
Satisfactorily him that he cured of this complaint
by either of the San francisco quacks.
DOCTOR GTBB0S is responsible and will give to each
patient written instrument, binding himself TO effect
radical and permsnet cure, make no charge.
Persons at distance may be CURED AT H0aE by adj
dressing letter DR. Gbbon. stating symptoms
length of time the disease has continued and have med
cines promptly forwarded, free from damage and curio
ty any part of the country. with fun and plain dec
tons for use for TEN DOLLARS sent in registered let
ter OF through Wells, Fargo Co.
Address DR.. j. +. GIBB0N 623 Kearny Street. corner
of Commercial San Francisco, Post OFFICE box 1921
Consultation FREE. Private Entrance on Commercial
RP Persons writing to DR.. Gibbon viii please state the
name of the paper they sec his advertisement IN.
feb, 70, 1S59-ff
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.


such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series of years, and among most of the races OF
men 1t has risen higher and higher in their estma-
ton, as it has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat have made it known a
liable protector against them. While adapted to
mil Ter forms of disease and to young children it is
at the same time the most efectual remedy that
gerous affections of the throat and lungs. AS pro-
vision against sudden attacks of Group, it should
be kept on hand in every family and indeed as all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs all
should be provided with tbs antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in.
curable Still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
CheT1u Pect0rdl. So complete Is its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of them yield TO it. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
forat they subside and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great pro-
lection from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry Pect0rat in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here, or do moro
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague,. Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons.
As its naine implies, 1t does Care, and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, it in nowise Injuries any patient. The
number and importance of its cures in the ague dis
tricts, are literally beyond account, and we believe
without parallel in the history of Ague medcine.
Our pride is gratiied by the acknowledgements we
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed
Unacclimated persons, either resident IN, or
travelling TIN ough mlasmatic localities, will be pro-
tected by taking the 4GUE CURE daily.
For Lirer Complaints. arising from torpidty
of the Liver it is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, il is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. j c. AVER s Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
PRICE, 500 PER BOTTLE.
Sept. 5, 1S1o-ly