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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

THE EMpERoR's ILLEEE ;DEEIEp--HE WILL
{ COMMAND THE IMpERdxL GIG AID IN TIE
4 NEXT pATTLE-BAzAINE STILL CONFIDENT.
+! PARIS, August 22.-The Journal Otfciei
denies the illness of the Emperor, and says
he will command the Imperial Guard In the
next great battle for the defence Of Paris.
Tn the Senate to-day the Minister Of War
stated that after suspension of the war
news for forty-eight hours the Government
had dispatch from Marshal Bazaine re-
affirming his statement regarding the affair
of the 18th. The Minister COULD say no
more, but would affirm that Baz:.ine was
full Of confidence, which feeling YVES shared
by the Minister Of War.
TERRIBLE PEUssIAN Loss-F0RTy THOUSAND
WOUNDED ON TIE FIELD-PR1EsTs GOING TO
THE FRONT.
LONDON, August "a dispatch from
Mezieres says the Prussian loss in the last
battle was frightful. More than 40, 900 re-
main on the field of battle without assist
ance. The Prussians have asked permis-
sion to send their wounded home through
Belgium. The activity in equipping artil-
lerv regiments in Paris increases, several
having already gone to the front.
One hundred priests, going to the army
as assistants in hospitals, marched through
Paris with their knapsacks on their backs.
The crowd were deeply impressed.
Toul was bombarded on The 18th, but not
materially damaged.
KISG WILLIAM REPORTS TERRIBLE FIGHTING
PRODUCES OF vALoE ON BOTH SIDES
IMMENSE LOSS.
BERLIN, August GA letter from King
William to the Queen from Rezonville,
dated August 18th about $50 fighting
ceased gradually. Without this I should
have acted as at Koniggratz. Won Room
saved me this alternative. Our troops have
performed miracles of valor against an
enemy equally as brave, who withdrew by
inches, resuming the offensive only to be
again repulsed. l cannot foretell the
enemy's fate. shrink from learning our
losses"
DAILY MEETING OF THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS
1NTERPosIT1oN CERTAIN WITHIN MONTH.
PARIS, August 22.-GauIois says the di-
plomatic corps meets daily. The English
Ambassador anXiously awaits favorable
moment for him to introduce peace propo-
stions. It is said that let events take what
turn they may, interp osition will be GER
tainly made within q month.
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spEsIiAL SuTlCS1s.

Nj NOW ISTHE TINE TO PROCURE
BAEG ms N uRT ,iut'lIS--a VAIL YOU
ELVES US TaIE JtPlKTUNtTI-CLOS d
OUT SAFE AT A. GOLBBACK'S.--ketng de-
tcrrined not to carry my stock from on: se7-
son to another sh IL for the next fourteen days.
sell the remainder of my splendid stock OF sum
mer Goods at and beloE cost, after which tim.
room for larYe ana complete assortment Of ,all
ard winter goods. have just opened s, 600 yards
at the ve.y low price Of lO1c. C4licoes, fast CO.
Tor fjrs1. 10. and l24c. len towels, loc: Linen
h 4ndkerchiefs, SC. SLACK silks, from Sl.2S UP.
hcse goods sre very low. Also. Irish linens,
shirt fronts, Gannels, c,mbrcs, Swiss and other
white goods die, geut's. and children's h =
scty: ana every other stvle and quality OF goods
to be ,unr In any first class dry goods establish
ment, which we are offeri'g at prices which can
not fail to please. Rememn er The place, and give
me call before pur CHASING elsewhere.
A. GtLDBACK,
GOT Broad street.
aul3 between Sixth and Seventh.
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Domestic Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW DIRK, August 22-Noon--zFlour IN.
changed. Wheat quiet but ST. ady. Corn sdy.
Mess Pork, 1850 Lard Strained. 1Gaal6tc Cot
ton rmer uplauds, 20c. Orleans, 2u3c; GALES, SEQ
bales. Turpenline, 39sc. Rosin unchanged.
Fl eights DILL.
Erening.- Cotton firm; sales, 2,oco bales.
Flour tie and western unchanged; southern
quiet common To Iair ezra, Se@S6.s5; good r.
choice, S6.9v@*9 rs. Wheat rather more active
winter red aUd amber western. 81 37Glbl.4o. Corn
closed neavy and de- lining at $685.. Beef more
quiet at I@1ec. Pork frmer at $2s e!G9S2S.s7.
Lard ur set'l.d; kettle. l741i3c. whiskey Com;
mon o5@9sc- Tur oel tine, ao3:. Rosin unchauged
a. 80 5C@ss.75 F'reights steady.
BAIT more. August 22.-Flour barely active,
and nnr h ,nged. " heat declining. Corn frwer
at 8sG90c. Pork, s2s 2o@s2s 8. Turpsn.ins
stronger. Po-in firm ar si.775Q$l 50. Money
active at 4@s per cent. Gold, 1ls@ll6t. Sterling
Exchange weak at lO9i@llc. Government Bonds
ste Ady and dull. Southern Securities very quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, August o. Cotton very firm
bolders are asking higher rates; middling, Ia@
Tic Sugar quiet: prime: lac. Molasses,Cit,
refinery reboifed, so@75c. Premium on gold, llss.
CINCINNATI Angus; e2.-Bacon steady; shout
ders, 163c.; clear sides, l75c. Lad, Ksc.
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Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 92.-Passed in
for Baltimore, the brig Julia E. Haskell,
from Demerara. Passed out, the ships
Annapolis and Uncle Joe, for Liverpool !;
the banks Delaware, for Demerara; the
Lapwing and May Queen, for Rio; Alora,
for Liverpool; American Lloyds, tor Mon
tevideo the brigs Achat West and Charles
Albert, for Nova Scotia; George Burnham,
for Portland Chattanooga, for st. Johns |;
and Constance, for Bristol.
New YORK, August 22.-Arrived, the
steamships Manhattan, Scotia, Pierre, Pa
ragua, and Ariadna. Arrived out, the Min
nesota and Etna.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
sex Yorh stosk and Money Marhs

Now FOTH Hfock ana MONEY es'
NEW YORK, August 72-Hoon. stocks very
strong. Gold, lltf. Money 3@s per cent. F1-
chanae-Long, 1923; short, 11cs. United staies
Bonds. III. Tennessee c's-E1-coupons, s's; new,
OIL. Virginia s's--Ex-coupons, 90; new, q. Lon.
tsiana ss-Old 81; new, n. Levee ss, IL; ss, 81.
Alabama s's, 3d. ST. 10. Georgia e's. 50; rs, CIT.
North Carolina Gs-OId, s2t; new, il. South Caro-
lima os-Old, 81 ; new, tag.
Epenfng.-Money easy at 49s per cent. ster-
ling, 1921. Gold, 1lst@llsa. Government Bonds
steady and unchanged 'c2's, I12s. Southern Sc
curities lrmer but quiet.
Night. -6old was strong In the morning rang
ing from ll43 to ll5f, on account of advance due
on decline Of bonds In London and oversold gold
IN the afternoon 1t was duh and steady, most OF
the sales being at 1l5s to 115. Stocks 's2's. 12s
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NJ AUGUST 9, 1907. R. PRICE &
Co. have Just opened
Superior l2-a LINEN GREETINGS,
IRISH LINENS TALL pure linen and best makes),
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON,
CyTTuN sur ETINGS, PILLOW COTTON,
BLACK and COLoRED LAWNS,
CuRSE IS, all grades.
MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK TAMESE, BLACK BOMBAZINES,
IRON GRENADINES, CHALLIES,
BLACK GRAPE CELLARS.
BLACK and Witt. PEINTS, &C., &C.
NEW FANCY PRINTS const :nlly arriving.
SPECIAL.
DRESS GOONS now on hand, such 50
FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS,
COLORED MOHAIR2, MOZAMB1QUEs,
POPLINS, LENOS,
ClLOnED GRENADINES
sold eff without regard to cost.
BUYERS at retail or wholesale are Invited to call.
The ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS ROOM over
their store recently occupied by the New orb
teanlship Conn pans Is nff. red for rent. 1t9 loca
,inu for any kind OF business is unequaed III the
city just where al beet city and nry tr de Is
centrelug. An OFFICE in IS, ment also FOL
-cnL +. K. PRICE & CO.,
liol corner Main and Eleventb streets,
au2 nearly opposite post Office
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PERLIN, July 80, 1870
h@ LATEST nISP ATCH IRON BIS

~ LATEST DISPATCH from BIS
Ma NCk- ordering Gu l. = B : K, NO. COZ
road street To put his DXY GOODS down
LOWER Ti,At! EVER, i'll order to make room
tor his "a Which order he reluctantly Flu
lower than toe lawest hut being subject OF
Prussah obeys the IN sndate, and Is now oftsslr
GOODS embracing every style and variety of
STAPLE and FANCY Day GOODS to be found
In any tirst-class establishment, at prices whlch
DEFY comp.uition. Call and be convinced Tor
Yourselves that the cheapest store t. be found In
the city is 4OLDBACK'S. J have received TO-
day more or those astontshingly-cheap Linen
II ndkerchiefs at &C., Linen Towels at loc., and
other goods proportionally low: ! au agent Tor
ROBERTS'S CELEB RATED A A b o.
NEEDLES, formerly kept by William n. Bell d
w. :. GULDBACK'S, No. COT Broad street.,
ami between Sixth and Seventh.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATIoN,l
RICHMOND, VA, Augu t ", 1870.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL
i rec i've PROPOSALS for furnishing ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY TONS OF a NTHRA.
CITE COAL best qnsiity white or red ash. stove
and egg sizes; for The public schools In this city
for the ensuing winter.
They also solicit proposals for seasoned PINE
WOOD, sawed and split, suitable Tor kindling
purposes.
The coal and wood to be delivered at such times
aud places as the Superintendent Of Schools may
direct.
Applications received until SEPTEMBER lST.
ADDRESS, j. II. BfNFORD,
Superintendent Of schools and
au l9-tSel Secretary Of Board of Education.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

FIRE IN C1NolNNATI.-C Cincinnati, August
20.-lhe planing-mill Of William Cameron
& Co., Il four-story brick building, oppo.,
site the G. II. Il ID. depot, caught tire at III
or $2o, ooo. Loss nearly covered by insu-
rance in Cincinnati companies.
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Census Returns.

New ORLEANS, August 22.-The census
returns from ten parishes show popula-
ton of 94,O95. This is decrease since 1860
of 2,151.
The weather is rainy and warm.
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Division of Trade Among Rival
western Railroad Routes.

New YORK, August 22.-The managers o.
the rival railroads running West from this
city will have a conference tomorrow at
Saratoga. 1t is believed that plan has
already been agreed upon which will give
fair division of the trade to the three COM
peting roads, and lead to general advance
Of rates.
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Suicide OF an Editor.

HALIFAX, N. s., August 22.-Mr. Finley,
formerly editor of the New York Albion,
committed suicide here to-day by drown
ing. a recent sunstroke had disqualified
him for literary pursuits.
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~FOR SALE. a VERY DEsIRA.

WB TUH ShUC, q FEII DI4A71ARh
BILE BUILDING LOT ON MAIN STREET,
SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER OF FOUR
TEENTH.-This lot fronts 2ss feet on Main street.
running back about l2o feet to wide alley. Irha
long been considered one OF the most desirable
business stands in the city.
The terms will be made very favorable to the
purchaser. Apply to L. B. NEWBURN,E
Real Estate Agent,
mn 1s-TuThsS Sim 1el9 Main street.
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NE BATCHELOR'S HAIR d E.
This SPLENDID HAIR DYEis the best in the world ;
the onlY true and perfect dye harmless, reliable,
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects Of bad eyes 1nvigo-
rates ana leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brou7s Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BATCHELOR'S WIG
FACTOkY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
IL 2-eoClyr
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tt ESDAY. ....-.......AtGu "a, io'V
WAR ITEMS.
TIRE pRUSsiAN TACTICS.

country. \ nc aCilNc t't't' 'tt'!'ti'0 ~ - AZ
>-.,,,h mon puSh on With thoir light poles
-. IN At intervals and thcjr >lnWly-dcrrr1s-
;,,,- coils Of wire and their field po>f~nl'rc
Lungs letters to the different divisions.
1.ron, side TO side for many mile the Who'll"
g,l,ufrv i on the move. Now regiment
~ cavalry goes nv With infinite jiUGlin@ OF
r.r,cSS and gathering al boots. Now the
I.nnncts of the infantry shine on; among
.ra trees. or there j. an iutrvmOahl" iE&lI
~, INNS ,iyar,-cf} N9si. ! .augE that the VII
- go. Nv, SeSn,rII osfauu.}r, nj whit fhcv
n,,I think Thai All Germany i upon
- nv. ,nl1;,,rS liurh. and tell of he
-, '1,-. ,,cn urea: armies which arc iuv&lin.
y rron,c The tathcrlavi is quite safe. The
,,.ar rss .c,rrclv troubled 4 single German
,"iI,n~ moi one on thi- part q! the line. and
.;n,s il may. the men are thoroughly
' 5''rrI,,, - Tn,3oD tfIrgycm. Ap4aS' ~.
'"' ,,,.oros,>,. W, .r, -, KING
III" Fo'h In 80 ,., 49,
.,,.>' ,.,...,.,. ,,..,,.,. o..
(oHr M3]c>H'- '.', ',,.,,,' +r,,.,
s5n>taucc> II may app" "a """~.,'' -
T.: receive ict,er IRON me- I'' -, ,,'t I..'
II" Garth 0! Uod ana Pt"'e; '.."'', ~
lin o;!cr my mediat'oh, l. - III! "S>,'r 90
Wines Inc ccSoa.;"" .. va -, =: ,.itr
~ ~" ~ >'"i' '''y ,,,nI;at,,, j. tl,,t q,
.r re">, t,II ,,n,,,;,, ,v,it1s 40
>@fa'y'@". ,,,,a ''.;r" ,,nt,6,.,, nv
',l rnTorin,,S in,Il.urn he ,cf-
49,, Ny GA lcnI an ca 10 my
and listen also 10 iha-" faym lDr
..r y. i..,;y. - whom | WouI& on Ullyyd
,I',r Thrri,y IIuS.
oven Il The Vatican, July -. ESQ.
r... I,;,,,-,s r.,,v i i. follows.
IT,, s.,-,n.t I!nnr;tY- net su"Dri,cG.
- ',',,mS,, ,nnxcf ~ the tr,I,I,nr
,-,r.I IL ynur hand. Tnry ,.iu-n
.. ,..:,., - col 1;nd of ,,rarr 10 n. heard.
rE.,,, .,,,lj my henri refuse lo Ij@tga 10 -
......r,.,I nm onnnal Gnd Witnesses int roi-
49,. ,,, ir,,,,,Io ,rn,irnl ur r,..,;..',..l
v.r ,,a"y,rr The sacred Guy}c> which Cad
.,.ro,c> OH >overci@n> and nations, we j:@"
- ih, sword to defend In" i"dcr"E4cn.r
Ill Apuor Of our country, ready IL lay II
down III" moment those treasures are So
are ltyour toline>s COULD olrF ~" from
linn who 20 unexpectedly oer!'fra "iF
.->u:~ncc> II Sinteici! l'''iit U>!u> ''.1,'t
"I guarantees a2%th>l >S,.,'"', :,,',l'
"t"u We peace 'h'l rang '''t,'' ~ -.
= srs,an MY VIII noi ne | VIZ" Wi .'lg-'
..g'a nom your NCh'F3hir li"ii">' mn" ~
~. with You IN hahu> 81 Sh'.>,i,'.' ''.t'"!
sad sincere hlon.~hip. " !L'1 An
r..r, he London correspondent OF the Chicago
IrlbUA".
Bat there i, one feature Of this war which
- French, German. and ENGLISH. may lie
sa!3t, lie entirely new. No druht during
~. war l.tWcru Austria and Prussia the
t1n,r.rsn press was t. Il certain extent
-,prr>rutcd: bu' il WAS caMplratiYcly - q
E. IN extent. The letters attracted no ~
.,.rigu here, and tac cuuc>p ,uGnltS wcr"
.n,uuvn. Not 80 to-day. / hear from all
sic, cXc,amations of amiZcmcnt at the en-
:elpri>e and, a it is called, auda"ity Of the
United states press. It's representatives. are
;u,hin2 further than any. Go in what dj-
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

A Y. STOKES s. CO.. WHOLESALE
IN. GROCEhS AND COMMISSION MEX.
CHANTS, RICHMOND. VA.-We have In store
q large and well-assorted stock OF GROCERIES,
which we offer to the merchants of Virginia ana
North Carolina 100 hogsheads T. B. and ".
peny's Sug RS. by l3I j.. Z. STOKES & co.
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Foreign Markcts-LBY TELEGRAPHl.

Foreign Markets-LBY TELEGRAPH]s
LONDON. August e. oon.-Consols,9 OIL. United
STATES Bonds, SO.
LONDON, August 2o-Epening olt
United States Bonds quiet NJ $50.
LIVERPOOL, August 22-Soon,-Cotton bn2y.
ant; uplanGs, ssd.; Orleans, ED; sales, ia'op'
bales. ,-o,o
Iico o, Clock. -Cotton-Uuplsncs,9 alstd or.
leans st1IDid Corn, 3os. Sd. FORK. s19eses.'
Cumberland cut, SIS; short rib, OBS. Iaio", sAs-
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

AUGUST 22.-ihe market closed quiet last week
without any noticeable change IN prices. The re-
ceipts and offerings are small, but fully adequate
to the wants Of the trade.
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A Neutrality Proclamation Behind

WASHINGTON, D. G., August 22.-The
Presidents proclamation Of neutrality be-
tween France and Prussia was issued to-
5ar
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gnVKs aND STATIONERY.

TEACHERS SHOULD EXAMINE THE
Il U" IvERS,Ti SEkI. 5 OFsCHUOL BOOKS,
the only series preaared by eminent SOUT HERS
educators, and the only books without ofense TO
the feelings and thoughts Of the southern people.
rend for circulars giving full parttcularsto
UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
au le-Tu4w a Bond street. New York.
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m SPECIAL NOTICE.

DE SPECIAL NOTICE..
In order to make room for
FALL SUPPLIES
I will sell from now until the lst of September
my eutire stock Of
FRESH, FASHIONABLE, AND DESIRABLE
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
and invite an examination of the same by oil in
want Of
REAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
All goods strictly adapted to
SUMMER WEAR
will be closed GU. regardless Of COST.
JOHN N. wo0DFIN,
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ENVELOPES AND PAP e R.-Ful
"a stock St ELLYSON Il TAYLOR'S,
no adjoining UtsDatsh Buildis
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T Aw BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH, 1918 stn stree,
offer high prices in cash or exchange for Sth
'Iratan; Sth Leigh; 4. S. Call; wytbe !, !,
4; Rohinson's ew Practice, Robnson's Forms;
SiauGews's Digest or Guide.
large stock of new md old Law and miscella-
neous Books ut low prices. au l8-dsw
FIUE BEST PLACE TO HAVE BLANK
4 BOOKS made to order is 1T KEININGHAM'S
BOOK B1NDERY, corner OF Broad and Ninth
st,ects. .s ~ . - y Is
RULING ana BINDING Of any description at
short notice. jelt
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No. 11i7 MAIN STREET.

No. 1Ii7 MAIN STREET.
take pleasure IN announcing that MIR. JAMES
F. bURREss Is agstn with me- and unite with
him I'm extending cordisl invitation to his nu.
rnerous friends to continue The patronage hitherto
80 generously accorded him.
JOHN N. WOOpFlN,
aue-lm I'LL Maio street.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

NOTICE.-THE BOOKS OF sUBsCRIP-
~ TIoN IN the capital stock OF he ttcnm2Dd
and Lynchburs Ratlronn Company straight shoot)
Will be sned under the supef vision Of CON mis-
sioners appointed for that purpose on and alter
places: RIcbmond, at the banking house OF VII.
liam u. Isaacs & Co. Lynchbnrg at the office OF
Edward 8. Brown EGG. at the court-hou es o. tho
berlind. Buckinsha.n, and hppomattox. Also,
at the office OF Colonel William j. woodbridge.
Coalfeld Chesterfield county, and at The Town
Hall In the town OF N 4ncbester.
WILLIAM p. BURWELL, .s
Secretary OF Meeting OF Incorporstors.
an . tSep5 80 u.
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sfLCCLATI0Ns or RECENT BATTLES.

LONDON, August 20--{Special TO the Tri-
rzTSIGeJ;-hins Williams dispatch, dated 0
lock Thursday evening, was received in
rr. ,muGh Tonight. 1t completely confirms
t'o"sian accounts OF the battle of Tuesday.
""@aine's affirmation that he remained mas,
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AfImbnTo's Enthu.
v(UtIIU.


Bo'"''
tFrom Dspensstory Of tho United states.l
DlosNiA CRENhTA-BUCHU LEAVES.
PROPEkrIEs.-Thcr odor Is strong. diiIusivo and
somewhat aromatic. their taste bittcrish. aud snso-
gous mint
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs.-Bucbu leaves
are gently sttmulint. with peculiar tendency to the
Urinary organs
They are given In Complaints Of the Urinary Organs.
such As Gravel Chronic Catarrh OF this Bladder Nor.
bid Irritation OF the Bladder ana Urolhrn Disease OF
tho Prostate Gland, and Retention tncontnence OF
Urine from loss OF tone IN the parts concerned In It's
evacuation. The remedy has also been recommended
IN Dyspepsia, Chronic rheumatism. Cutancous Ahcc.
tons, and Dropsy
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT DUCnU Ia used by per.
sons from the ages oil Is TO g. and from 70 20 49, In
the decline or change OF life. aftcr Confinement, or
Labor Palms. Bcdwetting In Children.
In affections peculiar TO females. the Extract Buchu
is uncaullicd by any other remedy. In Chlorosis or
Retention Irregularity, Paluuinesj Suppression Of
Customary Excavations, liberated schrrous state
OF the Uterus Lcuchorrga, or whites.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER KIDNEYS. ORA.
VEL, AND DROPslCAL swELLINGs. This medicine
the power OF Digestion and excitcs the Alb
sorbcnts into healthy action by which the watery or
Calcareous dispositions, and all Unnatural Enlarge
ments are reduced well as Pain ana Inflammation.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT DUClIU has cured every
Of Diabetes in which has been given. Irritation
" the Neck Of the Bladder, aud Inflammation OF the
Kidneys liberation OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Re.
tenOn Of Urine, Diseases Of the Prostate GLAND Stone
in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel Brick. Dust Deposit
and Mucus or Milky Discharges, and for eneeblcd and
delicate constitutions OF both sexes attended with the
following symptoms Indisp Jsition to EIerton. Loss
OF Power. Lo,s Of Memory. Difficulty OF Breathing
Weak Nerves. Trembling. Horror OF Disease. Wake.
fulness, Dimnc's Of VISION. Pain In the Back. Hot
Hands. Flushing OF the Body, Dryncss Of the SKIN,
Eruption on the Face, Pallid Countenancc Universal
Lasstudc OF the Muscular system SC.
IIElNDOInS EXTRACT BUCIITT ia Diuretic al
DoodPurfying and cures all Diseases arising ff1m
habs OF dissipation, excuses and imprudc noes In fr
impurities OF the Blood. &C. superscdng Copaba in af
fecticnS Tor which 1t is used. such Gonorrhea elects
OF long standing. and syphiitic Anccons-in these
diseases, used In connection with lIELMBOLD5 ROSE
WASH
sold by oil Druggists and dealers everywhere. DC.
ware OF counterfeits Ask for Helmbolds Take no
other. PRIoK-sl25 per bottle six bottles Tor 90 So
Delivered to any address. Describe symp toms In all
communications.
Address II. I. HELMDoLD. 5oi Broadway. New York.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
TRUNK RAILROAD
NEW YORK STATE.
PAYING
SEVEN PER GENT tN GOLD
ARE OFFERED AT PAR.
TIE Nyw YORK AND OSwEuO Mfpl,yn
RAILROAD which will DO 400 miles IN la total ea-,h
from New York to oswego. including .hs Aubarn
branch. hns nearly
200 MILES OF ROAD ALREADY COMPLETED AND
AND IN PROFITABLE OPERATION
on the Northern section. extending southetly from
tho CITY Of OswcGo, and intciPccung the kibsn,
ana susquehannA Railroad at sidney Plains wots
Ia bong vigorously pushed other portions o,
the iuej aud II Ia the expectation OF the Cumpan,
10 have OF least 100 miles In operation before
the cose OF the present season.
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
Is already lar &c, and the Company has nst concluded
contract with the Delaware and HI son Canal Com.
ptny for transporting tho coal OF that large and wcahy
corporation TO the northern sections OF the state
This will add 40 largely to the business and rronls ~
that section OF the road. already controlling the local
,rafc OF one Of the most ponuous AMI fertile dstro
Of the State. that It's NET earnings. without
through business can hardly be less than per cont
It's entire cost which 100 per cent In OF The
interest on ts bonds.
STRONG POINT
In regard to these bonds IL the fact that tho lssne II
strictly limited to 10000 me OF finished ROAD and
BEHIND the BONDS Is
PAID.UP CAPITAL OF NEARLY o. OD00JO
which affords ample guarantee Of the financial strength
Of the Company.
THE DONDa
They are issued In denominations Of Vi .0O)i may h
either coupon registered, at the option fthc pus
chaser bear per cent gold interest, frce OF In
come tax, payable on the ist Of January aud july
New YORK city and have twenty-five years To run to
maturity.
Tho popularity OF these bonds as perfectly slti
security bearing the highest rate Of interest aulhor
lzeu by the laws OF New YORK payable IN void coin
nee Of Government tar. has kept the supply ns,r,
exhausted but the recent and early future coa..,.
of additional sections will for time fur ash n,e,,,
supply, TO which we respectfully n.ue the auen,in,
OF investors, In the confident bnei that no better "a
curity can be found on the r.,ssket.
Price. par and accrG-d interest In currency Co,
ernmcnu and otter current securities taken IN e.
change.
GEORGE OPDYKR a CO.
Bankers, Is NassanN