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lNoENDIARY FIRE.-The large tobacco
house OF Mr.. Jubal N. McComas, in Carroll
county, was burned to the ground on Sun.
day morning last. Loss between $500 and
ahd 81 200. The fire was the work of an In.
ccndtarr .-Lynch6urq Firqt,pGn,
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Foreign Markcts-rBY Tr1ran.pu /

L1yHRPooI- oct. li--N1pn Cotton heavy nm.
lands siGsad.; Orleans sales, s,eoo bsits
speculation exports, 2,ee9 bsles. Red western
wheat, ss. i'd; winter, o.. lid. Flour, 2as. %.
LONDON, Oct. H. oon.- Tmpentine, $50. Con.
soils, s23 Bonds. 81. ~ st1sgs. ss5as.s
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
t8erorted for the Dispatch
f@tSBTEEEy OF aRrxe,nn~
SECOND DAY.


BETHEL CarRcu. e., n 1910
PreSbytcry met at o. ~ " 's'o.
Opened with prayer b. ~ ",; anu was
proved. were read ana APP
=, hsnnrts We're made as to the sal6lmcp,
Wilson q y appointments by Messrs.
Hn~Sbn LAY. Lacy, Thomas, Rose, Smith.
nnrf " I'd, White. and Rarnctt. The re-
:, show ConmCndabie activity during
20 past summer on The part OF The minis
ierS OF rrcSlry.Crv. Many interesting ataic-
tncnt< aS 20 The fields q; labor III Russell,
Hhnd, Nythc, and STyth counties. were
made. and tho attention oC rrcShyterv
dircCtrdto these Inviting points.
The committee appointed To prepare a
minute on the death Of Rev. Henry Smith
reported. which WAS accepted. Rev. Mr..
Smith died last January 18th, 1870, at The
advance! %g2 ii e, having been III the min
i>try u Years.
Mo>>rs. kirkpatrick, Cr,ham. l.. c.
NEoWn. ministers and riding elders Robt
I. late. Draper Valley church md lie.
anGcr Mnnich, Green spring church, m.
pcarCl ana rendered satisfactory reasons
Tor latr attendance.
ne committee Appointed to prepare a
,IFry'o'H ana -" ding RMS submitted II
Manual. Which was accepted. and its dis
'">>.oh ''Ht. the order OF the da, Tor this
|" .nyicrv then took Il recess for public
We shin
Daring the recess Mr.. II. L. {. Easkrr-
VIE. cI Roanoke Pvcshytcry, preached =
sermon from /, Tim. j.. IL. which was
IN excellent cr tc'mp0yr discourse.
Afcr public service and Il dinner III the
@"uU> avnwnd the church, preShytcry Ic-
,l'ayd lt> business. and took Up the con-
,3iC..tjon ScrjGt:m OF The Manual. Quite
Il Interesting discussion sprung UP con.
.r'nnE the priority Of organization OF
',.alr Spring ana Simhin; Spring {or Ahin.-
HM,. Il appears that Il cali WAS presented
t~1ln those congregations ~ far back * l193
IT,. TIE pastoral services OF Rev. Charlie,
'HnminE> Che grandfather % the present
Ciu,y q! Cummings ~ Abingdon. and
10th churches We're organized about that
tnuc.
The Manual consists Of three parts-a di-
VICTORY. standing rules, and docket. The
directory contains liSt OF all the churches
-; ihr rrcShNte!N IN the order OF their or
@nizstion; u lisl 81 the pa&;or stated sun
l'i'c>. elders. and leaconS, with their post
offices; vi the permanent officers. eN1cll-
t!TC ma permanent committees Of PTc>hr-
i"Ty. The discussion, nj times lively and
animated. ot the different points presented.
occupied the remainder OF The day. and
Hrr-jNt~Ty adjourned late in The afternoon
- mg": tomorrow morning 1t 9 \. VI.
Closed with prayer by the venerable father,
HaY. ~. GulieT>lcevc.
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c,.h., meetIue I'M New York.

Nrw YORK, Oct. 11.-!There was q large
r,,hon meeting held here to-day. Messrs
McMahon, Jordan, and Ryan, spoke. S
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rxeer,fsxa Pardon.

.W.sursGroN, Oct. 1.-THE Presidens mas
,,, " aL udwig p. Alycrd, the last OF the
Jefferson, Texas, rioters.
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THE ELECTIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE election is
progressing with spirit here. The negroes
are voting for the first time. They are un-
,nolested in some wards, but in others there
is some disposition to riot. A force Of ma
rines is at headquarters, and will act
promptly in case Of disturbance.
EssE SECOND DIsPATCH.]
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-There was no
serious disturbance at the election to-day
The fifth ward shows in the vote for sheriff
a Republican gain of 1896 twelfth ward, a
Republican gain of 100. The Republicans
claim the city by several thousand majority
The colored people generally voted the
Republican ticket.
THIRD DIspATcH.] c.,--
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lin the first dis
trict Randall Dem.) is elected. Second
district claimed by both parties. Third
district Myers is elected. In the fourth
district Kelly (Rep.) is elected. The fifth
district is doubtful. Other returns from
this city indicate gains by both parties, the
balance favoring the Republicans.
Berks county, so far as heard from, shows
large Democratic gains.
In the twenty-Second district NeSlcy is
In the twelfth district it is thought that
Shumaker is elected. Later accounts con
firm his election.]
The Democrats carry Harrisburg by 25t
majority.
The Republicans carry Allegheny county
by 5000 majority. There(orm ticket police
/ 900 votes.
Luzernc county gives Republican gair
of 1,023. >.
In the twenty.third district McJunkin i;
elected.
Nothing from the Western Elections
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-Nothing has beer
received in regard to the western election
| > ,,,o-,,i,,
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TnE serTHsrDa Bn,DGE.--W ork Is actively
and rapidly progressing on the railroad
-ot,uges which connect the So,Ithside island
Win the main land on either bank OF James
river. me Workmen were busy oil day
SUNDAY hurry,ng forward this most fmpor-
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor, Of Morris
town, N. Y, were thrown out OF = buggy
on Sunday, and killed. 5s
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China VIA not Protect Foreigners
More OntrnGeS.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Chinese Govern
ment declines to guarantee TO Europeans
security against further outrages. All the
Catholic buildings in Pekin have been
burned
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The OLDEST FIREMAN IN THE UNITED
STATEs.-The venerable Michael Edwards,
ST., of Moundsville, West V a., now i'll the
10t year of his age, arrived in this city yes
tertiay, accompanied by his eldest son, who
is 10 years old, and put Zip at the Mansion
House. They have been on q visit TO ork,
Pa. where the old gentleman was born.
1867, and from which place he emigrated In
1901. lie is said to be the oldest fireman in
the United States. having been member OF
the Laurel Fire Company, No. l, Of York,
when a young man. During. his visit to
York that company presented him with
gold.headed cane. Mr.. Edwards has four
sons living, sixteen grandchildren, and
nine great-grandchildren. He says he has
been smoker and chewer of tobacco for
ninety years. His mother lived to the age
of 1913 years, and although he is little
older, he is quite active and III Sooa health'
He starts for home this mornlng.-Bata-
sOo,.p Am PTyr1u.
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MosBY ON THE FRENCH AND PRUssIss
WAR.-There could be 70 better common
tary Upon the utter imbecility OF the French
military management than the fact of the
uninterrupted use which the Prussians are
suffered to make Of the railways between
Paris and the Rhine. According to the
last accounts it will be noticed that the
heavy siege guns are being TRANSPORTED by
tali-s.a work which without the aid OF
steam power would take weeks instead OF
hours. How long would these facilities be
permitted to the Germans if France had
Within herranks such bold raiders as Stuart,
Wilson, Forrest, Grierson, Mosby, or Fitz.
hugh Lee? Mosby, writing to friend in
this city, says
with thGtlsand picked cayalrymen,
could give employment to one-third Of tho
Prus*ian army simply in watching their
long lines of communication"
This sounds rather boastful. but we
verify believe he could do it. TO keep open
lines extending $50 miles into an enemy's
country, with such daShing leaders as those
we have mentioned to contend against,
would give the Germans about all the bust.
ness they wanted.-Ne,c York Commercial
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Mails by North German Steamers
Suspended.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Postmaster
General. answering an inquiry to-day from
New York as to whether the mails would
be sent by the Cambria, says it is unsafe at
present to dispatch mails by the North
German steamers.
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The OYSTER W4R.-The trouble concern
;nn the boundary line on the oyster grounds
between MARYLAND and Virginia is assuming
serious aspects. e. special dispatch to the
American from Crisfeld, Somerset county,
dated at S O'Clock last evening, reports that
two vessels, carrying two hundred men,
and fully prepared for fight, left that place
for Onancock, Va, for the purpose of re-
CAPTURING the vessels recently unjustly
seized by the Virginia authorities for ALE
ged violation of the illegal treaty made by
Commodore" Davidson, of the Maryland
OYSTER Navy. The owners and masters OF
the vessels, as stated in Yesterdays An1era'
can, escaped from DrummondtoWn jail on
Thursday last, and we suppose that they
are ut the head of the party who are making
the effort to recover the captured properly
Baltimore american, 10Th.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
CROAD.-0n and after TIL RSDhY. 9th Octp-
her, 1870, the PASSEN q ER TRAINS viii run as
follows
MAIL TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich
mouo and Stanton, except SUNDAY, fbxtwe. n
:sofdonsvjlle and StauntonJ -
Leave Richmond at ~. NJ, and arrive sc
Staunton at $50 Ps M. ys. Jas. ~
Leave stanton at T. A. NJ. and arrive at
EIchln ond III 4:5a p. NJ. This train makss close
connection at GordonsvilIe with the 0raI re,
Alexandria and Manassas ratlro vi for Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadeiphla, New York, Bostoc,
SC.
Leave stailuton on TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
aud SATURDAY, at 7:35 A. NJ, and arrive ut
White Sulphur at sis +. 81 1850
Leavc White Sulahur on MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY, and FRIDAY, ut A. NJ, and arrive
at staunton st 2 is Z. III. s-x.ss4s Is
There win be transfer at Riyanua river, near
Char lottesvillc and ono ut South river, near
Waynesboro', until the bridges are coplplefed.
JAMES r. FETHERLAND,
OCT General Ticket Agent.
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SAILING OF FRENCH AND GERMAN STEAM
SHIPS FROM NEW YoRK.-The French screw
steamer La Touche Trenouille passed down
the East river about O'Clock Sunday eve
ming. under full head Of steam, and with
tlying colors. She evidently went to sea by
WAY Of the Sound. The German steamer
America sailed on Saturday morning, and
under the Presidents proclamation one of
the French war vessels would be entitled
to follow within twenty-four hours. The
La Touche Trenouille waited the time de-
signated, but it is not likely that she con-
templates overhauling the America, as that
vessel. with the start she has had, Will be
across the Atlantic two days before the
slower sailing Frenchman could possibly
oyertake her. Both steamers carried Out
large cargoes Of cotton, tobacco, rosln, Oil,
Gc-Ne1C York Sun.
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~ SUMMER ARRANeEMFNT.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE !
SHORT LINE.
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The Southern Commercial Conyen.
ti0ns

Inc convention passed resolutions In
favor of Government aid to the levees on
the Mississippi river, and to the Southern
Pacific railroad. Also, the following:
Whereas Congress has ordered O. survey
by Government engineers with q view to
determine the practicability and feasibility
OF the route OF the James river and Kama
wha canal, which survey is now being
prosecuted, and will be completed and pre-
Sented to Congress at its next session and
Whereas the products of the Missis-
sippi Valley are in most part raw and
bulky, and products from most of the States
west Of the Mississippi, and much of them
east, cannot reach the markets at the Allan
tic seaboard; and
"Whercas the inland States are by ma
tural right entitled to free access to the
great highway to the seas therefore
" Resolccd, That the products Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley demand and must have Il
great nationa! central and untaXed water
way from the Ohio river to the sea.
"ReSolpcd further, That the Committee
appointed by the Louisville Convention to
memorabilia Congress in behalfof said reso-
buttons, be directed in the name and on be-
half Of this Convention to present the same
to Congress at an carly day, and in the
event of favorable report Of the engineer
in charge of said survey to ask the compile
ton of said work by Congress und under its
direction, to be made a public national
highway under the control Of Government,
and free for the Use of all, subject only to
such tolls as may be required to keep the
same in repair
THE NEXT CONVENTION.
The following report was adopted:
1.-THE committee appointed to select the
,lo 10 ntn hat Tn,f hn AT I'M
of the next Commercial Convention have
agreed upon as The place where, and the
third Monday of September, 1871, as the
time when, the next Convention shall meet.
your committee submit the following
as the basis Of representation for the next
Convention
"Each incorporated city shall be entitled
to one delegate, and to one additional dele
gate to every ten thousand inhabitants oyer
the first ten thousand, provided that no
city snail be entitled to more than ten dele
gates.
t" Each Territory and the District Of Co.
lumbia shall be entitled to one delegate ;
and each state to one delegate for each con-
gressional district, to be appointed by the
Governor.
Each Incorporated railroad, steamboat;
manufacturing, and mining company in
actual operation. having a cash capital OF
$l00, 900, shall be entitled to one delegate.
Each Chamber of Commerce and Board
of Trade shall be entitled to one delegate.
THE Committee OF Arrangements shall
have authority to invite persons of eni'
hence in the arts and Sriences, or In com
merca! ard agricultural pursuits, and such
other persons of distinction as they may
deem to the interests of the Convention"
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Nothing from the Western Elections.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-Nothing has been
received in regard to the western elections
up to half past 1 o'clock this morning.
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eE kLAGA GRAPES, 80. ,p.prs,
w ~ FINE DUCHESS PEARS p
FINE BELL PEAh 80 = fs,,s.
& ~ IS s. - - = & e05 Brosd street.
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MARENE ENFELLIG ENCE.
Port OF RICHMOND, Ocr. IL, 1870.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OCT. II. 1870.
, rises 6e3 Noon rfses,..,..,.. ~
|, caIu 557 High tide 5.il
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n TEBItYS EXTRACT OF ~ ffa y. trssit
from tue agent % Liehgs xtr e. Q, :aess
I,cInpauy For Hala by -, - y ~ a,,act
sc AsrtSsasst SSs A,tS-.
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RAILROADS.
Gs % 90 90 %

a.. RIEDMOaT RAILROADS, M
SUPERINTE-DENTtS OFFICE,
,.s RICHMOND, Get. IL, 1910.
NOTICE.-Unti further notice freight
IN for stations on the SOUTHSIDEKAILR0A
between BUKKEVIf.LE and CONCORD will
only be received on THURSDAYS and SATUk-
DAYS /; for st1tions east of Burkeville only ON
MONDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Thus. DODAbIEAD,
Oc IL aw Superinfen6cCt.
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Cor. CARu1saToN has submitted to the
Ivnrhhuro Common Councila plan for re-
huiIding. With that city's aid, 8" the Lynch
burg icYel'' Of the James River and Kama "a.
villa canal, the company being unable at
present to DO it,. The Council referred Inc
Iian TO a committee, with power to employ
a LAWYER to draw up O contract. va
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A bill will be introduced into the Legs
Iature at this session for charter for rail-
road from point ut or near the ilder-
ness. in Spotsylvania county (there TO con-
meet with the fredericksburg ana mar
lo,tesviile railroad), to run thence oy Inc
waV Of Culpepar Courthouse. Sperryvil!e,
&C.. to Harrisonburg. in Rockingham coun-
tv.- Fre1ericksbuTg Herald.
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r, iC8M0sp AND DkHylhl.E RAIL

Ed. T. D. MYERS, General superintendent.
10 =
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CONGRESS RE ASKED TO PASS

IE CONGRESS- BE ASKED TO PASS
l. he following laws by all who love themselves;-If
Spirit shall take possession OF persons body and
nstigate them to, themselves said body, to pol
lutte 1t either BY committing the crime OF selfpolution
Ut being the woshipng OF the abominaton that maketh
desolae spoken by the Spirit OF the Lord to Daniel the
Chap. and 18th verse; and by Christ, the Son
snch body to lie kill they being the worship Of
she Devil, as Christ said be murderer and liar
from the beginning Or shall such body to commit
adultery, fornicaton they being the worship OF the
Beast Revelations Is Chap and LIST and % do
as beasts do to worship beastor shall do any man.
of evil shall interfere stop any man or woman
buying selling because he has not the mark Of the
Beast Revelations l3 Chap 18th and 18th verses. That
II shall be perfectly satisfactory for second death the
Son OF Man to take away kill said Spirit ii found in
the jurisdiction of the United States and that too with
out remedy And excuse shall be accepted especially
that they did to give employment to Priests at the
Confessional to Lawyers at the bar or to enSlave
Or II any such Spirit shall make one sick,
accident to give employment to socalled
doctors second death may take him. or her or it,
and that, too, without remedy the Son of Man the
same And further. in view of the war raging in
Europe caused by crimes of those who have passed
punished, would further ask that Truth be declared
the God OF the land and the worship OF Truth be inau
gurated by all Telling the Truth at all times keeping
silent. And for all that coming to the spirit World
TO prepared for the battle Revelations 18th Chap
and lah verse, and Revelations 10th Chap. and 18th
verse You each for yourselves will find full nstruc-
lions, Matthew 9th Chap and sd, Gath and 25th verses
how to prepare. ONE.
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TO PHYSICIANS.
Nrw Yonx Ano,,st 18th 1888

NEw York, August 10Th, 1868
Allow me to call your attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND Elk
TRACT BUCHU. The component parts
are, BUCHU Lone LEAF, CUBEBS
JUNIPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARArIoN:-Bu in
vacuo. Juniper berries, by distillation,
to form fine gin. Cubebs extracted by
displacement With spirits obtained from
Juniper Berries; very little sugar is used,
and small proportion of spirit. Ii is
more palatable than any now in use
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is
OF dark color. 1t is plant that emits
its fragrance; the action of a flame de-
stroys this (its active principle,) leaving
dark and glutinous decoction. Mine
is the color of ingredients. The Buchu
in my preparation predominates. The
smallest quantity of the other ingredi-
ents are added to prevent fermentation;
upon inspection il will be found not to
be Tincture, as made in Pharmacopna
nor is it Syrup--and therefore can bs
used in cases whore fever and inflamma-
ton exist. In This, you have the knowl
edge of the ingredients and the mode Of
preparation ....
Hoping that you will favor it with a
trial, and that upon inspection it will
meet with your appreciation,
With feeling of profound confidence
l am very respectfully,
II. Il. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist of 10 Years Ex-
perience.
(From the largest Manufacturing Chem
lists in the WORLDLY
November 4, 1864.
II am acquainted with Mr.. II. Il.
Helmbold; he occupied the Drug Store
opposite my residence, and was SUCCESS
full in conducting the business where
others had not been equally 30 before
him. l have been favorably impressed
with his character and enterprise.
VIM. WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers i Weightman, Manu-
featuring Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Sts., Philnpelphia.
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Chapped Hands and Face, Sore Lips,
&c. Certain Cure. HeHeman's Camph0r Ice
with Glycerinc. Sold by Druggiste, 25c. Sent BY
mail on receipt OF Boz. Hezcman d Co., N. Y.
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, SC.
HEt:ENfAN,S Gennine COD LIyFR OIL.
Warranted PURE and the BEST REMEDY In use.
THE BEST IRON TONIC-HEGE-
MANS FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK.
Recommended by the most eminent Physicians.
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1nAamma ton Of the Kidneys Cured

THOMAS ALLoooK i Co., Sing Sing--For years have
suffered from Inflammation of the kidneys my phys
icians gave little relief, and moved about like
old bent down by years of suffering length your
Porous Plasters we're recommended to me. applied
one to each kidney, and the relief was immediate.
them for thirty days. when my back and kidneys
perfectly WE'LL and was more able to walk
erect think the half of the virtues of your Plasters
yet remain to be told but should any wish to hear
thereof shall be pleased to tell OF my experience.
Am yours respectfully,
THOMAS j. JACKSON,
3cS East Thirty second street
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Bad Bruise Greatly Relieved in {
Few Hours.

Mr.. G. writes:-Back severely bruised could not
without pain; could neither walk nor sit up; APP
piled liniment, arnica, &c. relief; finally placed
two Porous Plasters the part In little while my
wife inquired if found any help. replied The
plaster something makes me better, for have no
pain sat mp in bed astonishsd proceeded to get
did 10 dressed and in three hours from putting the
pasters on writing in my Office free from pain.
Being 80 much benefited, give you permission to
fer to to the qualities OF Allcock's Porous
Plaster
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USE HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract BuChu

All diseases Of these organs, whether
existing in male or female, from what
ever cause originating, and no matter OF
how long standing. 1t is pleasant in taste
and odor, Immediate" in action, and
more strengthening than any of the
preparations of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from broken down or
delicate constitutions, procure the rem
edy at once.
The reader must be aware that, how
ever slight may be the attack Of the
above diseases, it is certain to affect the
bodily health and mental powers.
All the above diseases require the aid
of a diuretic. HELMBOLD'S Elk
TRACT BUCHU is the Great Diuretic.
Sold by Druggists everywhere,
Price $125 per Bottle, or s Bottles
for $3.50. Delivered to any address
Describe Symptoms in all communi
cations.
ADDRESS:
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HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Buchu
IMPROVED RI ROSE WASH

will radically exterminate from tho sys-
tenn diseases arising from habits of dis
sipation, at little expense, little or no
change in diet, no Inconvenience or ex-
posure; completely supersoding those
unpleasant and dangerous remedies,
Copaiva and Mercury, in all these dis
eases.
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n.
SCorcHrowF, Orange Co., N. Y. Oct 20 1869,
THOMAS ALLoooK 4 Co., Sing Sing:
Your Porous Plasters great blessing My daugh.
ter Isabella had whooping cough twelve months
since when the severity of the disease had abated she
still Cor six months had distressing cough and became
very weak and thin Finding internal remedies OF
avail, an Alcock's Porus Plaster applied to her
chest The cough relieved from tho day 1t put
on. and in one month entirely cured
am yours, truly, d. BEATTlE