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letter from EOudOun:

LouDoUN COUNTY, August 25.
The intense heat and protracted drought
have dried up ones ideas as well as the
brooks and fields. From present appear
ances the cheated term" seems likely to
run into next winter.
The Potomac Association of the Baptist
Church is in full blast at Middleburg, and
the little village is crowded to overlooking.
The throng is so great that your CORE
spondent could only look on from the out
skirts, and can make no report Of the ser.
vices held, or the business transacted,
though to an outsider the chief business
done seems to be eating and drinking. The
streets are INSTRUCTED by stationary car
riageS. filled with tired women and dusty
men, RECALLING themselves with the contents
Of huge boxes and baskets, with martyr
like disregard of the blazing sun and sti-
fling clouds of dust.
Last week the Southern Methodist camp
meeting ut Hamilton attracted immense
crowds each day, but the excellent manage
ment of those in charge secured perfect
order throughout.
Our farmers need little recreation $50
callcd) after the trials to which they have
been subjected. The splendid promise OF
wheat was blasted by the long rain, and not
half crop secured and then came the
prolonged hot and dry weather, checking
the growth Of corn and parching the pas
ture fields. Sanguine p9ople think that i'll
spite Of all there will be an average corn
| crop yet. 7.
MURDER AMONG WoMES.-In the Many
Sinks ncighborhood of Scott county during
the latter part Of last week, Nancy johnson
and daughter went to the house OF Ira
| Hart aud became involved in 4 difficulty
with Harris daughter. While Nancy John
| I,,,
ter approached from behind and stabbed
| the young woman over the left shoulder,
| inficting Il wound from which she died in
| about half an hour. The johnson women
| have been arrested and lodged in Jail at
| Estillvile to await trial.-Bristol Neacs.
INDICTED FOR MuRDER.-In the county
court Of Pittsylvania on Wednesday the
grand jury found Il g true bill !" against Kit
Hubbard (ncgrol for the murder of Mr.. An
derson, OF that county.-LyncnborJ NeUs.
| SUDDEN DEATH.-On Wednesday last
General f.. q. Lee, Son-iil-law of General
Pcndlcton. fell dead at the Yellow Sulphur
springs while walking on the grounds.
| Disease of the heart was the cause of his
death.-Lynchburg Republican.
PROFESSOR MARrIN.-The presidency of
| the college at Bristol has been rendered to
this gentleman. 1t is understood that he
will remain at Hampdcn Sidney College
during the next collegiate year.-Fa'mwlle
| Commonwealth.
THE CRors.-There has not been heavier
crop generally for years. Wheat, oats. and
hay have been good, and the yield OF corn
will be very heavy.-Brtstol NerS.
Hon. J. r. Tucker last week sold his re-
sidence in bliddieburg for $1,000; MIR. f..
&. Broun purchaser.-Leesb1uy Washing
tOn1dn.
The largest township in Rockingham
county is Brock 5 Gap, containing I'LL
suuare miles, and strange to say, there is
not mail route or post-ottice in the whole
township. It has population of between
$500 and 5000.
|
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NEW YORK HERALD CORPS
OF .
EUROPEAN WAR CORRESPONDENTS.
SPECIAL CABLE DISPATCHES DAILY,
giving the
MOST RELIABLE WAR NEWS
that can be obtained on this continent.

We have special correspondents moving with
each division of the opposing forces CT France
and Prussia, and news agencies In the prlncipai
c .pitals-LoNDoN, PARIS, BERLIN, AA-
ORD, VIENNA, and FLOREHCK-So that
nothing Of an important news character escapes
our yigilant representatives.
Our news agencies III the principal cities OF Eu-
rope, and our system of travelling correspond
ents, have been long established fact the readers
of the HERALD have no doubt become familiar
with, and as our letters from all parts OF the east
ern hemisI here for years past have fully proven.
We GO not pretend that our comments upon the
war, or that our opinions upon the probable sue
cess OF either belligerent in contemplated move
meats come by the cable. Our only aim Is to give
TO tbs public the fullest, the most reliable ana 'he
most authentic record OF facts as they occur IN
the grand operations Of the coniendipg armies
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DESIGNATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.

DIssOLUIIoN OF G O-PART&ER-
DSHIP,--The Hrrn Of JD MES, BKOWNd a. l.,'
is this day dissolved By the death OF Mr. VII
LIAM B.JONES. RICHARU be BhOWts an0
T. WILLIAM aPEMBERT0N, the aus
partners are alone authorized to settle INC Dusi-
ness OF the lste firm. Esti5 -. ~, 8. e -,
All persons having claims against the fate nrm
eeut them 20 the undersigned Tor payment. Al Al
persons indebh.d TO the late firm OF JCsESs
BROWN & CO., are reQu- sted to come foEWafo
and settle their accounts without delay .sssi
RICHARD L. BROWN,
7. WILLIAM PEMBERTON,
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WOODWARD IL SON, LUMBER AND
w conn AsSioN MERVHANIS. corner
Petersburg depot, hive Oh hand large stock OF
Yirgilis and 'trth aroliua HaakT and MER-
HE RI and MERoHaSTABLE II. DRESSED
FL}ORIhG, PIaE and CYPRESS SHINGLES,
OAK and CEDAk POSTS; for sale low for
10 order ct short notice. jy l5-Tu&F2m
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Death of the Hon. Linus Childs.
BosToN, August 27.-The Hon. Linu
Childs died here to-day, aged sixty-sK.
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MERCHANTS AND. MECHANICS
5IM BANKING AID NsukaNGa. go s.sot a. ~
,ha Nrpt;T E'TS AND MECH Nils BASIN n
INf, AND INSURANCE COMPANY s VII ,, pe
opened ON 2ath sep embSr is o,p ne oi
VII WIN ard Fourteenth streets, Richmond va.
bs oioO' :. JAMES ii. GARDNER, I
:, ,sa,haan Chairman.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
OF the Richmond Dispatch.
LETTER FROM AMHERST.

CROPS RnAbS-MEs TING OF THE Abe.
MAKLE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
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New YORK, August T.-Arrived, steam;
ers Desoto and South Carolina. Arrived
ont. steamers Columbia and Panama.
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rTHE CELEBRATED ALL GERMAN
l. COLOGNE. Also. large assortment LUBiH's
and CHrkRY'S EXTRACTS, for sale by
roWHATAN L. DUfUY. Apothecary,
au22 no. 427 Broad street.
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RENEAX AIS.
EesHs,Es A RTBCElEs.

uNAN AND FRECKLES.
MEADE & BAKERS FRECKLE LOTION is
purely vegetable and entirely harmless TO tie
most delicate skin. 1t will speedily remove tan
and fre kles and improve the complexion.
Price, 50 cents bottle
Prepared only By MEADE 4 BAKER
Dispensing Pharmacists
,n,s Richmond, Va.
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED SOLE
IlfAaENT for the sale Of the W Hh Ei.Ek
WILSON CUMPAHY.S SEWING MACHINES
for the state Of Virginia, the Connection IN BUSH
ness heretofore existing with GEOhfih Ii.
BROW and m yself under the style Of GEORGE
Fl. BROWN & TO-, ee.ses from this date. All
Iersons indebted to ssid firm as asents Tor hesier
their accounts only with The under sisnetn as no
one else is authorized to collect for the Col, psny.
jy29 =. u. fa.-N..1--
rg1HE IMPROVED SINGER SEW Nc
L MACHINE, the best for all kinds o. work.
Its sales indicate 1t; durability aud popniSsrny
prove IL: its work confirms it. Over ninety lhou-
sand sold last year. Call and examine IT. - s,a
. Saying. Machines repaired. 80
~ 1aEETD W ANTED.
CALVIN SKATER, :Ag.rt
je I'D. sw&wSrn 9la Maln street.
CEWING-MACHINEs OF ALL BINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC Sc |,
iNG MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We ssll
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the hLoAG
SLOAT Il ADDINGT0N,
S,es JS1g Csrv street. near SourfGrntt.
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Foreign Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH].

Foreign nHarkets-lBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, August -Noon.-Consols, sla United
States Bonds, SIT.
LIVERPOOL, August 27-N0on.-Cotton opened
dull; uplands sgd. /; Orleans. 0t@etd. estimated
sales, s 900 bales. Bacon, sos.
IlCo o. Clock. Cotton dull uplands, SD. Or
leans, 9bd. sales have been 1000 bales.
FRANKFORT, August N.-United States Bonds
firm ut Sa@9l3.
PARIS, August e. Bourse opened dull. Rentcs,
5oF, zoe.
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THE CRors-There has not been heavier
crop generally for years. Wheat, oats. and
nay have been good, and the yield OF corn
will be very heavy.-Bristol Ners.
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GKIN DISEASES.

SKIN DISEASES. .
The CARBOLrC PERFUMED MEDICINAL
AND BATH SOAPS are now prescribed by the
most eminent practitioners in many skin diseases,
and .ve proved very .Gcactous.
For sale at
MEADE s. BAKERS Drug Store,
ay2s do NJ sin street.
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PROFESSOR MARrIN.-The presidency of
the college at Bristol has been rendered to
this gentleman. 1t is understood that he
will remain at Hampdcn Sidney College
during the next collegiate year.-Fa'mrllle
Comm Onlcedlih.
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T,OOKs AND JOB PRINTING DONE
Is CHEAP AT THIs OFFICE.
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FURNITURE, &c.

~ B. STACY s. SON,
1903 AID 1916 MAIN STREET,
are still making large additions By every steamer
IN their elegant and varied stock Of FURNITURE
and only desire an examination by those III want
to conyipce them they sell IS good FURNITURE
and MATTRESSES of every description cheaper
ian any house in the city. Our stock OF MAIL
TREsSES and BEDSTEADs Is the largest south
Of New York. Come and see us :; we mean 70
please and satisfy everybody. f au
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DEAD THIS AND SAVE MONEY, "a i
LII HaRWOOD& RITTER intend moving "a
20 the large building now being erected on IEy
Governor street by s. w. Harwood on the LIST OF
October. Until that time we arc Offering our whole
stock OF FUENITURE and MATTRESSES only
shade above cost -. : 49,. :,
If YOU want well made, cheap Furniture, cau
ON ms. HARDWOOD u RITTER,
opposite post-oflce, Main street,
auIA ON Richmond.
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American Cotton Statement.

| NEW YORK, August 27.-The following Is th
statement of the cotton trade ut all United State
| ports for the week n ding his day: The receipt
| were $40 bales the exports, OF the week wer
| 2, 755 bales the stock on hand and on shlpboar
| not yet cleared is H. $50 bales. ..
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
r E. RILEY, WHISKEY.

T E. RILEY :, WHISKEY.
% -... -s .
..RIct1MoNp June 1e, 1870.
1.-THE undersigned have Carefully analyked the
sam ole of tR LEY WHISKY subrnllIea ZOE
inspection by ARTER & HRlSTIANt ano GER
tify hat IL Is very fine distilation and 'r'e from
all uoxious combin atoms, and may be saieiy le.
varded as healtbful and medicinal beverage.
o. "J, b. NcCAW, nj. D.,
"late Professor Of Chemistry, Medical College OF
WILLIAM Fl. LTAyLoa. N. D..
LECTURER on dentistry, Medical College OF YlE1
''g.nla.''
We are the sole agents for the above we, for this
city. CAhLEn y S GA ~ p. s,rasst
au IS So. DOW :" :In etloes.
On BARRELS OLD VIRGINIA RYE
~ WHISKEY, ,,c,l. 49,
20 barrels n. Gallegan's OLD RYE. 1877
10 barrels waggoner & Harvey's very 'iSe oA'D
so barrels Virginia APPLE BRANDY.
jyIa WAGGO VIE y II - Il. - -.
~ BARRELS PURE OLD RIE
~ WHISKY,
10 barrels F1ECE'S GGLEEH TEOLAcos
Is barrels PIXIES MAGNOLIA,
l6 barrels TIKE'S XXX,
10 barrels BRANDY ana GIN,
70 store and for sale by .,,,,,Na
Ia 81 JOHN ~. 1ASuiCS'
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pROFEsSH0NAA CARDS.

GEORGE ". ARHIsrRAD. HENRY 8. MORTON.
A RMISTEAD & MORTON,
IA LAW AND COLLECT!ON.HoCSE.
ma Main street lover the Banking.House Oh
Lancaster u Coz, Richmond Va
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On Wednesday last
General f.. &. Lee, Son-iii-law of General
Pcndlcton. fell dead at the Yellow Sulphur
springs while walking on the grounds.
Disease of the heart was the cause of his
DEATH Lynchburg Republican.
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INDICTED FOR MURpER.-In the county
court of Pittsylvania on Wednesday the
grand jury found " true bill " against Kit
dersnn, Of that county.-Lyncnb,trg Ne,cs.
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Business attended TO In all the courts OF the CITY
Of Richmond and county OF Henrfco. speciai Az
tention given TO claims In bankruptcy.
Through corresponding attorneys We are en-"
ahIed ia make collections OF PksT DUE. sUS-
PENDED, and DOUBTFUL NOTES and AC-
COUNTS, In all parts OF the United states, IN
prompt and efficient manner, and on Satisiac,orS
Terms, -.... az 81 -"
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DR. ORIARD, formerly OF Paris, now
~ president OF the Allopathic and Homeopathic
College Of New Orleans. will make Richmond DIS
residence for some months, in order 70 perfect
himself in the English Language, he has takfn
AN Office at No. at G 3yGREOR sIk Ell. anu
offers his services 10 those VINO Masspe
from DISEASES OF THE EYE
nat having been bts specially, and In which he
has been highly successful, both 10 arls an1 ~
Ne esnee hours from 10 A. ii. to P. NJ. ,m.
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We are the sole agents for the above for this
city. CAhLEn y S o5d ~ p. s,rasst
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Hon. J. r. Tucker last week sold his re-
sdence in Dliddiehurg for $1,000; Mr.. T..
&. Broun purchaser.-Leesboay Washing
}-,;111I
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The largest township in Rockingham
county is Brooks Gap, containing I'LL
Suuare miles, and strange to say, there is
not mail route or post-otfice in the whole
township. 1t has Il population of between
$500 and 5000.
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temporarily occupied by many of the first
settlers, having the honor of having the
first school, the first sermon, and the first
birth in town, and at one time family by
the name of Sabin, consisting of father,
mother and 26 children within its walls.
Nathaniel Harrington came to Walden
from New Hampshire in 1899, and settled
on the Jacob Dutton farm. He was pos
sessed of property, and was man of ener-
gy. In 1902 he raised 1900 bushels of
English grains, accommodating property rap.
idly, kept the only hotel in town for a
number of years, and in various ways ex-
erting a controlling influence over his
townsmen. Herepresented Walden in the
State legislature in 1S01-2-3-S Gil. He
lived to old age, and left large property
to his children. His son, Nathaniel Far
rington, Jr., came into town with his faith
er. He was the first merchant in town,
and engaged to the time of his death, in
1854, in farming, merchandising, building
mills, &c. He was town representative in
the years 182S-29-30-31-3 and 81. The
Farringtons are now among the most num-
erous of the Walden families, and are all
upright, business men, Union.
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q !5 | ZzE ,,

This Remedy does NOS simply relieUe for a
short time, but it produces perfect and perma-
rent cures OF the worst cases of Chronic Nasal
Catarrh, and toiH pay $500 REGARD for case
that cannot cure. "Cold in the head" and Ca
tarrhal Headache are cured with few applica-
tons. II you have discharge from the nose,
offensive otherwise, stopping up of the nose at
times partial loss of the sense of smell, taste
hearing, eyes watering or weak, feel dull, have
pain or pressure in the head. you may rest as
sured that you have Catarrh. Thousands annu-
ally, without manifesting half of the above
symptoms, terminate in consumption and end
in the grave. No disease is so common, more
deceptive or less understood by physicians. l
will send my pamphlet on Catarrh to any address
free. DIR. Sages Catarh Remedy is now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Price so cents. Sent by mail, postpaid on re-
Ceipt of 90 cents, or foIr packages FOR two dol
lars. Beware of counterfeitS and toorthless iyni-
tdtiOnS. See that my pirate Stamp, which is a
outside wrapper. Remember that this private
Stamp, issued by the United States Government
expressly for stamping my medicines, has my
portrait, name and address. and the words ~.
S. Certificate of Genuineness" engraved upon it.
and need not be mistaken. Don't be swindled
by travellers and others, representing themselves
as DIR. Sage; l am the only man now living that
has the knowledge and right to manufacture the
genuine DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and new
er travel to sell this medicine.
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D..
22m3 1873 Seneca street. Buffalo, n. Y.
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The first Baptist Church in the
country-that of Providence, R. l.,
was founded about 23l years ago.
The women of New York eat more
candy, it is said, than the women Of
any other city on the globe.
The national debt has been reduc-
ed S124,202,90S,54 during the fiscal
year, ending the 30th of June.
The census is to cost about six
cents a head for all the persons en-
rolled, or $2,326,OOO for the whole.
An infant in Illinois, by sucking the
spout Of boiling tca-kettle, put it,
self beyond any other succor.
The authorities of Americas, Geor-
gia, scandalized the citizens of that
burg by compelling two young girls
to work in the street gang.
a robber in Tennessee sent an i'm
pecunious victim home for his money,
but the victim returned with double
barreled shot gun instead and shot
the confding robber.
The Courier-Journal says that to
give expression to the wish that
France may whip Prussia is casas
belli in any lager beer saloon in Lou
isyille.
Upward of thirty Pittsfeld Ger
mans have signed a.paper, promising
their services to Fatherland if want
ed and to be ready at a moments
warning. \ large portion of them
were formerly soldiers in the Prussian
army.
The feeling in the West toward the
Indians may be understood from the
following, which is used in describing
a fight in which twelve Savages were
killed: "Conversion aud death of
twelve more heathen8. Glory to God
and our cavalry
A man was hung by a vigilance
committee at Browns Bridge, Platte
River, recently, and the following
card affixed to him: CATTLE Thief
If Sam Morgan and outfit know,what
is good for them. he will leave the
country in ten dayS.-VIGILANCE Con-.
MITTEE.
Sewall Gordon, residing in Ches-
terfeld, Me-, hung himself in his shed
with an OK chain, Thursday evening.
He was discovered by his wife be-
fore life was extinct, but he being a
heavy man, she could not raise him
enough to unlock the chain, and be.
fore she could get assistance from the
neighborS life left the body.
Gen. Sherman announces that, in
consequence Of the impending foreign
war, and the duties connected with
the reorganization of the army de-
volyed upon him by the Army bill, he
has given up his trip across the Con.
; tinet, and will remain in Washington
during the summer.
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He told her that if she ever mention
ed it to any person he would surely
kill her. She was carried home alb
out ten o'clock that eve. Her mother
was anxious about her on account OF
Der being out so late, her sister hav-
ing cot home long before. So in the
morning her mother went to the girls
bedroom to administer reproof, and
soon found evidence of the cause of
her late hours. She hesitated about
revealing his beastly attack upon her,
but was induced to by being assured
that she should not be murdered.
Smell was arraigned before Justice
Dearborn on the 5th. The evidence
was so great that he ordered him to
be committed to Jail, and he was de-
livered to the jailor on the same eve
ming. His neighbors are rejoiced to
be rid of him. They feel little more
secure in relation to property as well
as their children. He has wife and
children, and lived in the house where
his victims father lived. He is from
30 to 40 years old, and was drunk.
Aurora.
Died in Cornwall, Vt, June y,
1870, Mrs. Roxalana Peet, aged 81
wears and s months. Mrs. Peet was
born in Sunderland, Vt, Sept. l3
ITS. This was the year succeeding
that in which Burgoyne surrendered
at Saratoga, after which, no doubts
were entertained of the final indepen-
dence of the American Colonies. Her
infancy then was spent when prosper
ity dawned upon the American peo-
pie. 1t was the year in which France
entered into an alliance with the Uni
ted States. Her father, Ebenezer
Stebbins, came to Cornwall in 1775.
But when Fort Ticonderoga fell into
the hands OF the British, in l777, the
inhabitants of the town, not feeling
themselves safe, went into the south
ern part of the State. Mr.. Stebbins,
the father of Mrs. Peet, returned to
his farm, three times, but deeming it
unsafe to stay, he went back, AID re-
NAMED until he could be unmolested
il the possession Of his farm, which
was the case in 1888. Mrs. Peet was
| five years old when her father return
ed to Cornwall. They came in March,
when the ground was covered with a
deep snow, and Mrs. P's mother
found a part Of the house had fallen
in, but in one room a fire was built and
a cake hastily made. Mrs. Poets
early days were passed in the midst
of scenes which were preparatory to
the present state of society. Mrs.
| Poet was married to Lemuel Peet
who was once a clerk in Middlebury
and who was also a school teacher
She has a son who is a missionary in
China, Bro. Lyman B. Peet.
She was a member OF the Baptist
church, constant reader Of the Mis-
sionary Magazine, and until weakness
and approaching death prevented hel
from speaking she would sing the
evening hymn, The day is past and
gone" in praise of Him whose mer
cieS crowned her long and useful life
Another of our oldest inhabitant;
has died, and it is fitting that We
mark the departure Of those who liv
ed nearly a century ago, with mention
of their early days, their character
= and virtues.-RegiSter.
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O7YEARS PRACTICE

In the treatment of Diseases incident to Females.
has placed DR.. DOW at the head of all physi
clans making such practice speciality, and en-
ables him to guarantee speedy and permanent
cure in the worst cases of Suppression and all
other Menstrual arrangements from whatever
causes. All letters for advice must contain ST.
Office, No. ENDIcorT STREET, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to
remain under treatment.
Boston, July, 1870. 29v1
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DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION is oppress-
ion after eating, or a belching up of wind, and
ON'S PERISTALTIC LOZENGES give. per-
manent relief. They are pleasant, portable, do
not require increase of dose, and never fail. Also
warranted to cure every kind of PILES. For
sale at No. fremont Temple, Boston. by E. A.
HARRISON & CO.. Proprietors, and by all
Druggists. Mailed for so cents. 22m2