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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, VAR
July IA, 1870.
AS everybody reads the Dispatch, and al
most every one is interested in the Virginia
springs, will you permit me to say word
about this "trae fountain Of hedtth," at
which / am at present sojourning.
The Cold sulphur is in good hands, and
everything that can be done for the comfort
OF its guests is done cheerfully. j. Is. Good
loe, the proprietor, is the son of . Uncle
Henry" at Goshen. take pleasure in tes-
tifying that the Cold Sulphur is place
worthy Of the attention of those who are
seeking health.
Yesterday the up train was well filed,
much TO the qualification of the Springs
people, and the prospect for larger numbers
than ever before is quite tiattering,
Yesterday we had very hard rain, and
the crops are doing we'll.
}. K. Tucker, Esq, went through to Lex.
ington yesterday.
You Dispatch men would feel compl-
mented if you could see with what anxiety
your daily is sought. The idea seems to be
gaining ground that it is the paper of the
day. Everybody likes success, and SO do 1.
Success to you.
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It Is stated that except for single mule
there is an uninterrupted wuter-course
from the mouth Of the Hudson river 10 Inc
mouth Of the Columbia. on the facihc.
Miss Mary Custis Lee, daughter OF tne
General, is attracting much attention III S''
Louis.
Cooks end other servant girls are at q pre-
rniuia In Colorado, getting twenty-five 10
DIR dollars a month and boasa.
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"THE HEATED TERM" rs

n"IHE ID u A II u LEN IL " 10
Cunning The summer months will very soon be
fairly ushered in with their sultry weather and
long train of diseases. 1t is the season when a.
ture Cali do little In recuperatne our exhausted
strength, and when we requ red to fortify our
physique against the dangers arising from the uni
versal prevalency of sickness. The only true Safe
guard is that sure and reliable tonic and lnvigo
rator MISHLER's HERB BlTTHRS, which is
endorsed and recommended by the Medical Facul-
ty. and by unnumbered thousands of persons In
every city, town, and village In the country. who
have tested It's remedial virtues, and by Its aid pre-
served or recovered their health. 1t VIII purify
the blood and secreticns cure every form of indi-
gestion, aud afford immediate relief In cases Of
dysentery, collie, cholera, cholera rbus, and
kindred diseases. Provide yourself NOW against
o time of need. Delays are ofton dangerous.
iy ll-deodSwlw
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Nr IRON GRENADINES, all qualities,
at reduced prices;
,LPACAS, BOMBAZtNE, TAM1SE,
BAREGsS, TAMARlINE,
LAWNS and GINGHAMS;
A full asso1t rnent OF CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE Wells,
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES, MITTS, and LACES, at
LEVY BKOTHF RS,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Our store will be closed at P. NJ. VIII open at
a. NJ, so purchase your goods early In the morn
ing, the most pleasant time to do your shopping.
jyll
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One case A extra quality BLEACHED COTTON
at l2ic.;
Two cases FAsT-COLORED and EXCELLENT
QUALITY PRINTS at lOc.;
Fifty dozen HUCKABACK TOWELS at 10, 20,
and Csc;
LADIES HFMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
at 81 per dozen. pure linen;
PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at CSC. per
dozen, worth $125;
SUMNER DRESS GOODS to be closed out at
aud below COST
LLAMA LACE POINT, BAREGE, and GRE
NADINE sHAWLS to be closed out regard
less Of cost;
BROWN LINEN DRILLING at IS and 30c. worth
IS and 40c
CAsSIMEREs, TWEEDS, COTT0NADE, &C.,
In variety and at greatly reduced prices;
Full line of SWISS MUSLIN,
FAINSOoK, plain, striped, and checked;
JACONET and SOFT-FINISH CAMBRIA,
IRISH LINEN,
1914 SHYETING and PILLOW-CASE LINENS,
NOTTINGHAM LaCES, real and imitation;
THREAD and VALENCIENE LACES.
Don't forget our GOOD FLANNEL at 2sc.:
MOURNING GOODS in variety, sold cheaper
than in any other store;
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
EMBROIDERIEs, and many more articles too
numerous to mention.
Don't forget our cheap IIANDkERCIlIEFS and
TOWELS.
Call and convince yourself that am prepared
TO offer greater inducements than ever. Prices
guaranteed as advertised. Don't forget
JULIUS SYCLE,
900 Main street between Ninth and Tenth.
i've CLOSED SATURDAY.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.
OLD SWEET SPRINGS


MONROE COUNTY, W. VA.
Your readers ought TO have some know
ledge of the value of the different springs
scattered through the mountains Of their
native State. Speaking generally, may re-
mark that for diseases of the lungs the he'd
sulphur are noted for diseases of the liver
no water is superior to the White Sui
phur. For dyspepsia we have the Alum
springs and the Allegheny; for cutapeous
eruptions the Alum and the Healing are
frequented; for rheumatism the Warm and
the Hot are we'll known. Then, if the pa-
tient needs tonic, he wants the water of
the Chalybeate Springs; among which the
most famous are the "Gld Sweet" from
which am writing; the water to be used
internally us well us externally.
At present our company is small. We
have few families from Baltimore, Alex
andria, Georgetown, &C.; but the season is
not yet set in. From the last of July,
through August, tho crowd comes. But
let those who are seeking health come ut
once. OCCASIONAL.
july y, 1870.
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NJ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is 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 dyes tnvfgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful 6tack
or bropn. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied ut BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. ls Bond street, New York.
ie 3-eOdlyr
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NE MOSQUITO NETTING.
A FULL SUPPLY JUST OPENED EY Us
all widths, qualities and prices.
i've 7. Il. PRICE & co.

MT "PRO BONO FuBLICO."
en- hand, and constantly receiving from the
northern markets, one Of tic most complete and
best, elected stocks OF DRY GO IDS TO be found
In the city, embracing every style and variety OF
DRE-S GOODS,
SSIMERES,
IISkSS,
DOHE-TICS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
NOTIONS, &c.
These goods were ,ugbt at the lowest market
rates and are being sold ut prices which dcfr COM
petition. Our IRISH LINENS are rs per cent.
chca per than can be fonnd elscr here. We are tho
sole agents for Richmond and vicinity Of Roberts n
celebrated PARABuLA NEEDLES, formerly
sold by William n, He'll Il Co.
Give us 4 Gall before purchas Ing ell ewhere, as
we pledge ourselves t. give satisfaction to all In
want of CnEAr DRY GOODS. Remember the
place. A. GDlDBACk.
8O7 Broad street, between Six h and seventh.
iva
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MARRIED.

On Monday, ll;h Instant at the Second hanllst
church nv Rev. j. A. Chamhliss. Si3s j. NJ. w Y
ATT to MIR. JU, IAN II. CARDoZO. No cards.
At Columbia South Carolina, Oh the goth June,
by the Rcv. i,r. J. l.. Reynolds. ROB RI HI n y,
Of Ediaburgh seStsmd t. "a S Hkdot Ftc hh
On Monda. the 4lh of July by the Rev. Mr.
Ware Mir SAMUv.. T.. So ttE, Of New Jersey,
to Miss ELLEN Y. LUMPKIr, Of Richmond,
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NAT SPECIAL NOTICE.-We desire to
attract the notice of our friends and the public
to the fact that we give careful and strict atten-
ton to RENTING OUT HOUSES and LANDS,
and tn with falthfulness and integrity we attend
to COLLECTING RENTS.
E E g. aautlbaDj1N, S HILL. GoDDIN,
jy8-eod3t No. 1908 Main street.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

OTH-BRUSHES ARE ONE OF OUR
l. SPECIALTIHS. We have Them at all prices,
from l0c. to S1.so
Our CORAL OnONTO is an unsurpassed dentL-
frice for preserving and identifying the teeth.
For these and all
COSMETICS,
PuMADEs,
CUHBS and BR BUSHES,
SOAPS, &c. &C.,
OF superior quality, call at
WOOD 4 SONS
New Drug Store,
iyl5 corner Ninth and Main streets.
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DIED.

On Thursday he 1iih instant, Mrs. RERECCA
MITTELDGRFER, wife Of David Mitteldor1er
and daughter of Rev. NJ. j. Mcieibtrher.
Her frr eral will take place THIS MORNING at
qo,cIock from the re idcnc- Of MI. Moses Mlttc-
dorfer 30 Sill Third street. between Gay ana
Leigh. The friends ut the mtIy and OF Kew. NJ.
j. Michebacher a:e invited to attend.
At,he residence Of Mr.. George Trower, belv-
der,. stree, hatuccn Cary and nal streets, WILL
LIAM COGBIiL, In the tw-nty-stcond year OF
his age. r, ma
Funeral will he preached a. Mr.. Trower's To-
DAY Mt 10 O'Clock. Friends are respectfully III
r!ted to attend.
On Thursday morning, at her fathers rcsidencs'
n, nr.nnn Till Of rniun. NAHl -.
XpP R'i.Dk ,1ugitcr a. Alexander ana sally
a nuiertsOn In the thirieii Year Of her age.
Her funeral VIII take place from her father
residence, on First street, oregon lIill, THIS
(Fritlty) NJ. RNING ut o'clock The trl,nos
and acquaintances are respectfully Invited To AZ
tend.
The funeral of GEntGE w. III ant child OF
Rev. George W. Pcterkin. of C"lpeper, will t. fG
place from 1t. James, cmnch A. 6"'cloc6 THIS
EVENING.
The funeral of ANNIE c., wife OF David s.
Dog. cit, Jr.. will take pl .ce finm Centenary
church TODAY (Fridayl It II =. NJ.
The friends of Mrs. JOnes'S and Bishop Dog
getI's family are inrit d t. attend.
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Our special telegram yesterday announced
the denomination of Mr.. HUMPHREYS to be
collector of this port. So Mir. GILLIs " goes
up," in the slang, which positively con-
strued means "down." Does this event
show the Presidents dissatisfaction with the
Journals course on the "Chlnese ques-
tJnn W
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ IMPORTANT N 10TH G E.-Our
etore from This date, will be closed ut P. M. To
accommo date our customers we VIII open atoA.
NJ. Wetrust that our friends will find 1t conve-
nIent to call during the twelve hours that our store
will be opened. LEVY BROTHERS,
jyu 1ela and l2lS Main street.
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NJ GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF LAWNs.-l2Ac. LAWNS reduced to
lOc. worth &c.,; 1s3c. LAWNS reduced to 123c.
worth 2oc.; 2oc. LAWNS reduced to le3c. worth
CSC. Now is the time to purchase cheap and cool
dresses of LEVY BROTHERS,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Don't forget that we close our store at 2. NJ.
I'm order to accomm odate our customers we will
open at A. NJ. Il
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DRY GaGDS.

DITCKWALL g. ROUss, 1913 MAIN
IL STREET. July 10, 1870. DRY GOODS
GOING DOWN. New York merchants selling
DRESS GOODS 100 per cent. lower than their
April and May prices. We get these goods three
times week. We are not running Off our stock,
but we are s. Hing ELEGANT FRENCH LAWss
at 1oc. per yard, worth 2ac. at wholesale IN ne"
York in April and May. Other eoods NEW nu'
.,.ses, equally cbesp. This beats Gnte-bellum
80 JyH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~BUILD UP TEE ST S T E NJ
Strength ev4porates fast at th'a season., This Is
especialIy the case with all who I've =? the sweat
az thelr broN. From every pore ~ TIC sleVe-nke
skin d moisture exuCes which cc-tt!ns the eie-
meuts Of vitality. THEREBY tn hi''"i Is lmpn-
verished the nerves RELAXED. tar m"Tcles weak-
ened the digestion i'm paired. ii,e h"".s disturbed
and the animal spirits depressed. The constant
drain that produces thtae ti,.ris cannot ne ar
rested because It Is due to the Ecat of The atmos-
phere but the loss Of the DEMONSTRATING elements
can be supplied by extra IMMIGRATION. VOW,
therefore, Is the time to resort to H0STEITEh
STOMACH BITTERs, the most powerful ana heaitl-
full of all vegetable tonics. Long experience mas
proved that nothing else will efficiently sustain
and regulate the system, when whiting down I'M
der the double pressure of excessive heat and con-
slant physical or ment al labor. All persons VINO
have been tempted to try The local ''tonics" $50
called vi hi have been started by sordid specnla-
tors in almost every town and village. with view
of turning penny" by the c'edulity OF the
unwary, know this to their cost. 1t Is wise max
i'm that says Hold fast to that which Is good
Of the forty millions of people In the United
states, probably one fifth have tested the restora-
tive properties of Hostctter's Bitters and know 1t
to be SPECIFIC for dyspepsia. biliousness, ner
vous weakness, general debility, constipation.
fever and ague, and want OF appetite that any of
these should be persuaded to experiment with the
worthless nostrums recommended by unscrupu-
lous and ignorant emperics seems almost incredl-
BILE. 1y ll-deodAwlw
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THE CRops.-The wheat harvest is about
over in this section. 1t ~ very fine all over
the country. A large crop of oats was sown
last spring. and everywhere it is excellent.
Corn Is looking finely, and the season SO far
has been admirable. -MGyi0n Herald.
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m HANDSOME STRIPED GING-

me- HANDSOME STRIPED GING-
HAMS at zoe. would be cheap at 3Oc. ; PLAID
OZAMBIQUES NJ zoe. worth sOc. ; PLAIN and
GRANITE LENOS ut zoe. worth Soc; STRIPED
LENOS at 20 and and CSC. worth 80 and 4oc. !
handsome WORKED ORGANnY at SOC. per
yard worth 75c. all wool ID ELAINES at SEC. per
yard worth &c.; PRINTED PERCALES or
CAMRRICS at l6ac would be cheap ut 2Uc. !;
BLACK ALPACA at 25, so, IS, 49, Soc, and up
to $l.o5 per yard. This assortment embraces all
qualities of ALPACAS, and are very cheap
goods. For cheap DRESS GOODS call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1215 Main street,
Don't forget that the leading dry goods stores
close at6P. jyll
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WOODWARD u SON, LUMBER AND
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS. corner
Petersburg depot, have on hand large stock OF
Virginia and n nth Carolina H1nhT ana MER-
CHANT l.UMBsR, all fizes and lengths :,
HE Rr and MERCHANT-nKEsSED FLOR.
ING, PINE and CYPRESS sHisGLEs. OAK
and CEnA POSTS; for sale low for cash.
He art and Merchant Bill Timber cut to order ut
short notice. jy M-TuGF7n
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ARREsr.-Captain Disney arrested yes
terday afternoon negro boy with two ma
hogaiiy chairs in haircloth in his possession.
The owner is requested to come to the
Mayors Court this morning and claim
them.
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MT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
HUCKABACK TOWELDING.- IIUCKABACk
TOWELLING at 163c. worth 2uc : SUCKA-
BACK TUWELLI & 4, Csc. worth 35c. HUCk-
ABACK TOWELLING ut 4oc. worth Goc.;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 10. l23. lGs eo,and CSC.
apiece; extra heavy LINEN SaEL:tSG, VIII
measure two and half yards full, at soc. worth
Sl.G5.; PIiLOWvCAoE LINEN, forty inches
wide at soc. would be cheap at GSc., at
LEVs BROTHERS.,
l2la and I9I5 Main street.
Five hundred dozen COATS'S COTTON just re-
ceived. We c,n supply the trade land the rest of
mankind with every No. iyll
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A TUBULAR BRIDGE PROTECTED ACROSS
THE OHIO RIVERA dispatch from LOUIS
Vile to the New York Standard says:
at is stated that the Erie, Obi Ohio = and Nc
N1,ssissippi, and Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
I'D m,a Cdpmnanios. together with the Jefler-
s"nville Ferry Company, have decided to
hm;,d \ tnh,lar bridge over the Ohio river
nt this Doint. \ third rail is to be laid on
the track of the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road from Cincinnati to Louisville in order
to enable the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
to run through trains to Louisville"
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Correspondents who write upon both
sides OF the sheet need not expect TO see
their letters in the Dispatch.
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The Tennessee State debt Is now nearly
A, 900, 900.
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w INFANTS ROBES,

NJ INFANTS ROBES,
FROCK WAISTS,
EMBROIDERED EDGINGS and INSE RTINGS,
GARMENT DIMITY,
CORDED NAIkSOOK and CAMBRIA,
CHECKED and STRIPED NAINSOOK,
CHECKED and STRIPED SWISS MusLINS,
TUCKED and PUFFED MUSLINS for waists,
CAMBRIA, JAUONET, SWISS, NULL, and
NAINSOOK MUSLINS;
BISHOP LAWES,
and an Other kinds of WHITE GOODS, at the
lowest prices, ut Levy BRUTHERS',
1919 and LIE Main street
Look at the TUCKED SHIFTING Ut soc. par
yard. sKlRTIaG CAMBKICs a. rs and soc. per
yard. A large stock Of WORKED BANDS at
very low prices. Hu
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ARCTIC ExPLoKATIoEs.--Tho President
has decided in favor of allowing the recent
legislative appropriation for Arctic eXplo-
ration purposes to Captain Hall.
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DRY GOODS.


EXCURSION EXCURSION !!
III TO
p. sTRAUsR,s DRY GOODS HOUSE,
No. 1411 MAIN STREET,
FREE OF CHARGE.
I have Just received another lot or CHEAP
SATINS, all shades, for thinning dresses;
BLACK and COLORrD SILKS also less per
yard than can be bought anywhere In the city;
SASH RIBBONS OF every color at low prices;
IRISH LINENS ut 81, So, and 75c., and $l-rcry
cheap;
PAKASoLS to be closed out at cost price, from
$50. upward;
PONGEE PARASOLS at 81;
he best KIDS in the city at Size, worth $3.50;
WHITE P1QUE at 2oc and upward;
SWISS MUSLIN ut 1Sc. and upward;
WHITE CAMBB1C at l5c. and upward;
LACE COLLARS from zoe. upward;
LADIES' and CHI.DRES'S HOSE very low;
and many other articles too numerous 10 mt ntion.
Cali at once and secure some or the BARGAINS
that are being soid al lill Main street, TWO doors
from Fourteenth street
jy1 y. sIRAUsE, Agent
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THE New FUNDING BILL.--lt simply pro.
poses to fund the debt into three classes OF
bondS-two hundred millions at five per
cent. for ten years three hundred millions
1t four and i half per cent. for fifteen years ;
md one thousand millions ut four per cent.
for thirty wears.
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The Treasury Department bureau of en- en-
craving and printing employs nearly l,ooo
persons.
For apparatus for distilling and eyapor-
ating extracts, saline solutions, NC, pa
tent was last week issued to Thomas steers,
Jr., Richmond, Va, assignor to John E,
milford.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

DECEIVED BY LAST STEAMER, di-
IL rect from the importers, pipe of JAMES
tage Of 1866 Also. CLARET, SHERRY, PORT,
and CALIFORNIA WINES; FULCHEE,S
MOUNTAIN WHISKEY; OLD KENTUCKY
BOURBON WHI5KhY 1855 distillation.
jy5 GEORGE a. HuSDLEf,
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BALDWIN'S OLD STAND.
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS

N. B. Ny business 1t my Old stand, 1905 VAN
street, viii be- until fuI ther notice continued a'
heretofore in the regular way.
Il. 2seodst WIN. IRA SMITH.
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from whom they can only be obtained Thes'
goods are not sappiicd 10 psdlcrs at any price.
Nv y--eDu -.a@
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-18
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittsnt [sys,.
1Sue, Periodiesi or Bilious fsyer. 40,
and indeed al tho affections which ariss
nom malarious, marsh. or miasmauo
poisons.
A its namo implies, &c does Csrs, and does nos
fall. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinlne, Blsmuth,
Zinc,nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, Il In nowiso Injuries any. patient Tho
number and Importance Of It's cures In the ague die.
tFcts, arc literally beyond account and we believe
without parallel In The history OF Agne medicine.
Our pride d gratined by tho advertisements We
receive Of the radical cures effected In obstinate
Eases, and where other remedies had wholly fAiled.
Unscciimated persons, either resident m, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be pro-
tectcd by taking the A0UE CURE daily.
For Neer .CessptatSfs, arising rom torpidity
1the Liver, u IL an excellent remedy, stimulating
ne Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il 10
IN excellent remedy, producing many truly 70
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER q Co., Practical
md Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Aass., and sold
III round Tho world.
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O43J3:3Kl
SHS1'la|33|;|!ia

This 10 the most thorough blood purifier Jet dis
covered, and esrss az Asmsvs nom the wont Sefska
70 common ErS1f,ss. PimStss asd BIeieAss o. re
fore, and scay o. rough skfH, which arc such annoy
Ing blemishes 70 many young persons, yield 10 tho
use Of few bottles OF this wonderful medicine.
Prom one 10 eight bottles cure SALT RHEun, ERY-
sIPELAs, ScALD HEAD, NsG WORKS, BoILs, scALY
ERuPfloSs or fHE SKN, ScRoruLA S0REs, ULrsns
u . pure medicinal extract Of native roots and
plants, o mbining In harmony Natures most Adv:
eregn curative properties, which God has instillei
Into the vegetable Kingdom for healing The nek. IL
h great rcstorer ior the strength and vigor Of
the system. Those Who arc languid, sleeplcss hayo
nsrvsss spprsAsssens feais, OF any Of the Alec
lions symptomatic OF WEAKNESS, will find convine-
Ing evidence OF IL restorative power upon trial. IL
yoa feel dali, drowsy. debilitstod and de.lopdont,
have frequent HEADACHE, mouth tastes badly In tho
morning, IRREGULAR APPETITE and tongue coated,
you are suffering nom TORPID LIVER or "BILious-
NESS" In many cases OF "LiyER COMPLAINT" oLly
part OF these symptoms arc experienced. a. .
remedy for all such cases. Dr. Perce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery has no equaas Il effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy. FOR
the euro Of habitual oonstipa Of the bowels u IL
. never Milling remedy, and those who have used Il
for this purpose are losd I'm It, praiss. In Iron
chial, Throat and Lung DIseases, 10 has pfodnccd
many truly remsrkabls cures, whore other medi-
cincs had billed. Sold by druggists st StyD per
bottle. Prepared at the Chemical Laboratory Of
i3wso nv. PIERCE, d. D., Bnnaio, Y.
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Probably never before In tho whole history Of
medicine has anything won % widely and % deeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, a. this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series OF years, and among most Of The races OF
men it has risen higher and higher In thoir cstmas
ton, a. tt has become better known. lts uniform
character and power 70 cure the various AFFECTIONS
OF the lungs and throat, have made u known - -
liable protector against them. While adapted q
milder forms Of disease and TO young children, 10
ct the same time the most ecctual remedy that can
be given for incipicnt consumption, and the dan
gerous affections OF the throat and lungs. A pro-
yision against sudden attacks Of Creup, it should
DO kept on hand In every family, and indeed ~ al
are sometimes subject 10 colds and coughs, al
should BE- provided with this anttdote for them.
Although settled CoRSHnsptt0N u thought In
durable, still great numbers Of cases where The dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and tho patient restored 20 sound health by the
Cherry Pectsral. 80 complete 70 its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, thai
the most obstinate OF them yield 20 Il. When moth
ing else could reach them, under tho Cksyvr Rec-
toSoi they subside and disappear.
Stagers and Public Speakers md great pro
Xsth~s u always relieved and ofsen wholly
cured by t.
Tronchttis 10 generally cured by taking the
Cherry Pecforat In small and frequent doses.
30 generally arc its virtues known that We need
not publish the certificates Of them here, do more
than assure tho public that It, qualities arc fully
maintained.