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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-29

WANTED, PARTNER.-To an active,
w energetic business man, with capital OF a
few thousand dollars. and knowledge OF mer;
retail grocery and liquor house. established many
years, and now doing II thrifty business. will be
given; the object OF the priccipa being 10 lessen
his present arduous duties, and Mt distant day
TO retire from all active business pursuits. For
pa> a>ticulars, &C., apply to LEE GoDDIN,
Sc oS 81 1ll3 Main street.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
". n. HOLLAND. :. LESSEE AND MAsAsEs.
,,u The great trsgfd rags! dian, an

Supported by tw0D ackno wlsdged stars, dtss
LILLE and Mr.. WILLIAM HARRIS, and w. NJ.
A'h''' TUESDAY, HcT. 4, fs7o {. 80
TUESDAY; net;A, 4 his @hLCdTELLEIJS ~ syEnhEs- Y snS1s
OTHELi.O; FRIDAY, Oct. =, RING LEAR !;
SATURDAY., Oct. 8. GLAnI TOR 5,st 6tl8
General admission, 81 |: reserved seats in 0yches-
tra and dress circle si.se; family circle, 50 ahd
I5c; gallery, 25c. g.ESr itstsTgs.Iss sfssss53
Special trains will be run to accomm fdate par
ties ut distance and seats can he secured for any
night by mail or telegraph at West q aIo}nstol's
bookstore commencing Friday, Sept 90 10 A. A.
SATURDAY AFTF RNO0N, October str, THE
Z lin star. Miss EFFIE JOINS, Will appear. Z,
sc 2s-1w II q. WELLs, agent
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AIthm0rll. ,(Dispztf|r.
SEPTEMBER 90, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF AL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPER OF THE CITY.
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y1RGINIA.-At Little Plymouth, King and
Queen county, John w. Bulman is APP
pointed postmaster, uice NJ. j. Bulman,
resigned. At Sparta, Caroline county, Re,l-
ben Rolphe is appointed postmaster, ctce
John Beasley, moved away. .s ri
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k ktkarney General .Akerman Is sgain coz
fined to his room With illness.
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rE,O THE PUBLIC.-Du During this week,
l. commencing TO-DAY. sept 27th,s will he
exhibited 0 the citizens Of Richmond s5I
TWO TAME SIBERIAN hEARS,
by Madam RICHARDS. The Maiam will haye.a
contest with the teroeiOps animals. and RSke
them conform TO h-r orders on all oecasionA md
obay her commands. The bears will cofrbattwtlh
each other until the order Of fcommsnd IS given for
them to cease. They viii perform tae DANCE or
their native country. ..sl asss3 za,si 9SsF7a :
Ali Will be satisfied with the exhibition, and
you ust take all the little ones 10 see this show.
Admission Adults, &c.,. children. foc. "a
CTR EXT for one, week. - ~ H. Sc aJ--aLf
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Lost AND FoUHp.

OST.-On Tuesday night, the 9th,
Il IiaDEEDS and PAPERS for p opedy Heselost
on try stiect, between eth and i0th streets. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving them at James
n. Grants tobacco factory; en- 18th stsees, he
tween Main and grapklin,
sc 20 2ta WIN. RANDALL.-
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WANTED, WANTED-LAND BUY
w Frs 10 know that the RURAL PIEDMONT
LAND AGENCY Office, Gordonsvie, Va..-hls
for sale, near and contiguous to ;he Chesapeake
and OHIO. and the Orange and Alexandria and
large and small Catalogues to be had fIec of cost
at F3rd'S tl&taL Richmond Va: Editor Chroni
Gle, Charlottesville: Jacob T.. Sibert. Esq Har-
rlsonburg; Wave-ly Hotel, Culpeper Court house.
D. u. VI. DfGGES, Proprietor,
sn "S--lm* Gordonsyille, Va.
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WANTED, 500 ABLE-BODIED COL
w URED LaBUREtS t. wUik ON the Ale
hama a. Chattanooga RallroId. Wages. 81. IS
per day. Foreman IT, charge Of twenty-five hands,
$50 ter month and free iranspOrtst Ion. For
transportation, &C.. address Agent A. 4 Z. K. H.
Co. orange House. Lynchburg Va.
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f. HUsTrEGs CoURT, WEpNEsDAY-Judse
Guigon presiding.-The following cases
were disposed of In In this court ON yestcr-
day: %,.,-.s T.
Major Williams (colored), charged with
stealing seven pounds meat, was found
guilty, and semitic the chain-gang for so
days. - f.,r Z. NJ li. sa!..
Wm. Henry Thomas (eolored), indicted
for felony, was found guilty, and sent TO
the penitentiaIy for one year. -
Louisa Douglas, found guilty Of appro-
priating . small quantity of wearing ap-
parel, the. property OF another female, was
found guilty, and sent to Jail for 80 days.
Lizzie Holmes, Charged with petit lar
.ceny, was convicted, md sent to Jail for 80
days. R a.a.it
VIM. James (eolored), charged being
the father of q bastard child by Susan Rid.
dick, was discharged upon couditlon that he
would marry the aforesaid Susan before the
court adjourned, which he did. Ei
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! BURIED AL1vE.-Three negroes, at work
excavating earth near Waynesboro' tun-
mel, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, were
buried on Monday last by the falling in of
an embankment. and before they could be
extrcated were dead. The bodies of two
of them were taken to Gordonsville yeSter-
day morning. "..a ~rs" LII
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FAnMyrLLr, Sept. 2, isio. s % seso--st

II OST, one SIX PER CENT. BOND
IL Of tine city OF Richmopd Or htxteca hundred
1911, or November, ls0c, and dine on the ast Of Ja-
ary, 1870: fCr the renewal OF whtch appl,eatton
viii oe made 10 the Auditor OF The city.
81 gfgfIfSEz (. az StS SMkRTHAsU.sLEE;Nf
10 "a Than onardfan of yuiis End Me-y Lee
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! school, CIRcuI.A Rs.- kinds os school c,rtu-
lars reports, &C.. executed at The Dispotch ofice
as cheap rs the cheapest. = 9 g.
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ALL THE LATEST rsAkGAzIxKs,WExx AND
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-
10 BARRELS OLD RYE WHISkEI,
" 70 barrels r. CTIFl Ed WHIsKEY,
10 barrels DOMESTIC u 'tAkDY and GIN,
barrels Southampton APfL +
BRANDY,
5c-sks pure PORT and SHERRY VINE,
ca-k y IRE FtESUH BRANDY, sI,i
teak pure Holland Gi i
. ca.k pare IRISH WHISKY,
for sale by
SEE JOHN NJ HIGGINS.
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ENTIRE CHANGE; OF BILL.
The Grand Trick Pantomine OF
MIRA; Oh, THE GOLDEN KEYs4igs4
A GRAND BALLET DIvERTISEMENy.
FRIDAY--GRANDDA DAY .PERFOR8A
Admssion : 10, 9s, and 5oc.
Friday positively last might. aesa 19 II
DOLLER-sKATI AT ST. ALgAN'S
III HALL.-At tho request OF the MHsans. the
assembly for ROLLER-SFATING Will tE)T
TAKE PLACE THURSDAY aNIGHT but there
DAY NIGHTS. 1hts is the last week st 81.
Alban's. ~ III $50
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TAKEN UP By. TILE POLICE, Hs
III ON Sunday night q SUKREL HORSE, -
which the owner can get by applying at. r0tfce
- JOHN POF, Ja..
u sa as--at Es6fAsE III Chias Of Police
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SKIPPING.


DOR PHILAD e LPHL
T. Steamer NORROLK,G Captain
PLArT, will receive freight for the above port
tili THURSDAY. the sssh lnssant. ~ y e,ciccs.
Freight taken for NOW orissns ann mr Nosso,s ~.
Guiding meals and ststsroem,h 4 sssrpp s ..,.es
i II Ddoes sasI 0osk stress..
NOR NEW YORK.Th ODD sRsA
n nominIon Steamship Company 20 - sH43Sk
seieSsnI a.tie.wheeI steamsnlE ISAAC kEl1lttC cas-
tsin RI AKEMAa, wall leave bar wharf at so9ketts
on FRIDAY, september 3ssh. at osetcck ~. y.
s.sersge. %; sesaa.srip siekess. 90 sss tfsssts
2 or passase' 1ppisg JOHN II W. WrATT, AsenE
5 Sc ss--ss 81 80. . sEseseEaor ssrasI
EOR BALTIMORE.-SS SSteaMegA
IL STATE or MAKyEeAED WIN
leave her wharf asa O'Clock n s
r. u. WEDNESDAF.zR For fseissgsL sg S speRsEs REHTsr
50 ~ g z. :. = = : ~
NUTICE no Shiff Eilss:.- SssssS
IY TNe bouts or ssss u ~ ~ q. f8F34y
YER AND nas Il III u "a
sil issss gs ss sSsfI hsI.ss I'D
lsnas rrsises si1se.sS ne 20 o. I'd
s,ftn of shc shlnsss. ger q VII
..,,.N III sysr stHn u as&
= = seaa tha neRk Hts ssA e.
~ nsirn9 vsll ndk ss nel ~
s:H ;asl lsssss = As.s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-29

GENTS USpERYEAR, sEomethtng rina ssr6
cheap, not surpassed by any IN the city, .. Eo1a
WALKER q Co.'S lsse Msfn street.
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i ALL the latest styles Of scaris, Ties, aud Bows
can be found at NOAH WALKER q co.,s,isps
Main street. fssst< Ftstis 4
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LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OE THE GREAT
MhRTINETTIS. ~ - ~
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MEETINGS. j,

Il LINEN AND EPApER; CozLARs, an styles, ST
NOAH WALKER q Co.'s. t1oes Main sfrses.
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L. RILEY WHISkEY.

7 L. RILEY WAISkEY.
HRIcUAOSD June l6> 1870.
"It" undersigned baye caIeluiiy au-i zed the,
SAMPLE oI Riley WHISKY gUbmfited sor.
insp c'iUn by GARTFR & Ci}RsS1i -, and GER.
tfN ha. u Is very hDe dstillatiun and iree from
~ nnHions co,ubin natlcns, and may hc safely re-
FAid"d Us healthTul aud medicln al beverage. (
y. B. MCCEW Md,
"'ate Professor of Chemistry, Medical College OF
. Virginia;
"WIfIISM u, TkTI.Oa. Md,
lecturer on Chemistry, Medical College Of Vir!
'g!4ia.' ~
We are the sole agents for the above for this
city. CAkTER& Il CHRISTIAN,
IA IL No. $50 Main street.
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WANTED, 4 good COOK, WASHER,
w and lEUEER. Also, Il NURSE. Middle.
rmS al wu,uan preferred. Must he without incum-
hr,,Hcc, aud come well recommended. apply at
sos Broad Sttect.
so .s-SK Mrs. c. +. SINE.
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"a CHEAPEST VET. lyon can eet good Envelope.
.s "hn your caro- printed ON them, Tor only So per
Thousand, at DIsRATczz PRrsTYsc-Enrs ~ -
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y, ss. MEETINGS. s.5 n ST
MASONIC NOTICE.-T The niara- o
/ I'VE bers OF JOPPA LonGE, No. 20, are w
ieauestt 70 attend called m eetirg, ct ssZVN
Alnsn's Hall. on THIS ffhursday, EvEETA6st
Members OF sister Lodges and transient are,b.
rem In good staading are inyit ed 10 attend. &,
" : : - - WIN. j. RIDpTCK, secresary.
+ Sept. 3oth. A. L. 6S7o, A.. ID. ls7es b t8 lis
NOTICE.-The; G. CsONSEREYATIyE
IN VOTERS OF MADISON WARD are requsst-
ed 20 meet at the City Han on THURsDAY
ing ave PERSONS to Represent the TalS n i q Sa CITY
Conservative ComEnlttee. e ne as- q
OFFICE oP SOUTHERN Muru Az FREE rnsG-1
RANCE Co., CGRNER|A NINTH AND afAIN STs.s5
RICHMOND, Va. .September 20, 1919.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
II SOUTHERN MUTUALI INSURAECECB
PANY, for the election cf Directors and gficera.
Togsra T hsle e SsS shs sss
:; ss 81 ase-.cea = 2 sesssfsrs. a
A II A MEETING on THE HOARD
IL OF PUBLIC WORKS, August g. f3lp, ftwas
ordered that general meeting Of the STACK
HoLpERsofthe Richmond and YoIL River Rsii-
ber next at II O'Clock NJ.
True copy; TH9Mas Rosls q q nbIss
cPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
holders Of tho R1GHGpNp, EkEDSRiCks-
BURG AND POTOMAC RAfLROAD aC0M-
PANY will be held ut the afica ofthe corapsay,in
as e Sasssr ss Of kssHa s e e as
3 By ad srsss OF the stsflas7i sRa
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4 L.s. sQUlRE.

fNLEGANT OFFICE FOR RENT. Ga
+ \ EEO&T Rro"t with private { flee ass::l
So. r,1 et attached lateiy oScupie1 by the FqnalI-
- IL" Insurance COMPANY. on The second 1oor
e.: ,- bail sing, No. 1915 Natn $ rect. POSSESSION
.}yra a o. &c. Some office furnitare may be had
v.'h =. /! desired.
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAHINE
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4 8 4. =, z ~. & slgs 55as4ss ssa's
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AMUsEMENTs
ICHMOND THEATRE,
N Corner Seventh and Ero&d streets.

R. DORSEY oGDEN...... Director and Manager.
rHr.RsnAY EVENING SEPT. % Is1a. l.s
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FOR RENT.

! TNR RfNT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II -
Il ROOMS, Ne. al Fourth St cot hpyord E:;;
e., son slS.r, use 1r the kitchen te desired rc-
.......,,,- r>.tanpet. IA
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INTENDING To MOVE TO MY 81
l ncs sand northeast corner Of Broad AID Nj
>rlUld 81 Gets. Off Tor rent the STORE at pie
sen ccHH!cd hy me- Ne. 300, corner Main and
Third SGrtcts.
ere -lH THOMAS JACKSON.
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EUR RENT. SEVERAL VERY DESI-
L KAET.E LOTS situated On the north side of
FrauEru between .!5t, ed and esd streets, su ta-
bic i,r limhcr-y;trdS, carpcater Sh rps, &C.
.c :7--Si T.. -. EACfio X III Estate Agent.
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ITtR RENT, FRAME HOUSE. on a.
Z >o:fh side Nain street, bel en- Madison Ez:l
al Monroe streets. containing five rooms
,,iSlp.. caw. hou e SC. we'll of excellent w.tcr
g 4, vs d. and the whole premises neat and nice.
III L II GcpDIN. Peal !cStste gents,
81 st Il0S Main Street.
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TrCR RENT. SEVERAL COMFORT Gess
7 ABS. FURNISHED ROOMS. with gas sS:I
aud vans atiudiuCe and board it desired, IL
r,iera'e pr'c'S, IN the most central location, 10
sit ingle ge entencn. kpplyIo
=, "S-sw H. / WIEh Nj. Els Broad street.
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I,uE SALE OR RENT. THAT DE g.
! l" ,ELE HOu>E r and i.,Er NJ the nor h. Eel
:. So ,.rrarr OF Main and lSt streets. The bu'id-
su.. s. utSintrS ZEN rooms has been recently re-
49,. . lie aut nrttiv trtca up FOR trSl-class resi-
,:.,.. !sr lot, 81 feet Main by l55 on 1St
-;r.,i = am nc we'll ~ coacd and ia coed utdcr.
f. I.CStiuu r.; ;dcrS II desirable rs IN investment,
,,r ...:. a ulea>"u, f@mily residence For terms.
4ittI, as the premises II
u. - 4 L. g SOITlRE
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04

the actual receipts of the Government
for the year ending June 80, 1870, were
$4OS, 900, 900; the expenses were 1922,
100000; showing an actual saving in
round numbers of $4,000 900. The
expenses of the Government for 1868
we're 81 $50, 900, 900. and tor 1866 were
more than $500, O00,O 900. The Govern
ment therefore is making steady pro-
gless in the path Of retrenchment and
economy. There is room for further
progress in this direction.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04

The war is having terrible effect
upon commercial circles Of the old world.
From England, France, Germany, Italy,
Austria and Turkey come reports Of the
failures of business houses, and great
distress in nearly all branches Of business.
Although hostile demonstrations have
not been in operation, there seems to be
more distress in Europe than was witness
ed in this country year after war had
actually begun. This shows two things
the greater resources of our country, and
the consequent firmer foundation of our
commerce, and the greater confidence of
our people in the government 1t is
questionable if Europe could stand four
years of such war as ours was without
almst universal bankruptcy
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04

IT * an ryr,1TIrG prrEny in all casas of Narro1oio
Faci,Iis offan .Nactinc a -,arfact - IN ,s 81;
t,ye,,ty fo,,r bonr. fn7 +ba ,, ~ ~ r. @
on TriREr pr - - nv ~ ~ "
No other forrn of Ne,r.Isia or Nar,o,,s Disa,s H.
fiIas1 h. Ia - o,e,55,,, , Dset'se ii''
Eyen tho savarest casas Of fy,,ronir N,raIfa ,,1
- oe f 90. ',,','
81 .,+a ' u i'n5 e Us St ,
or a ra1l. yvaaE At te ,1t;;ast iy,,,-g af1 H. 10y
osto,sl,;,,6 raI;of arJ rar,- rarI,, fiis - rlr ~
co,,eta nd ra,a " cn,a i ~ ou''e d
# contains no irn@s or other materials in the sIigt
co. 49, -; 90, 10 a. 49, A. - -
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A Snake in a Child's stomach

A child in Drummore township. Pa.
four or five years of age, has been i'll for
the past six months. The case baffied
the skill of the physicians. They were
convinced that the system Of the child
was poisoned, but could not account for
its skin becoming blotched with sores.
Wednesday the child gagged, and made
a desperate effort to vomit, when to the
great alarm of the attendant person a
snake head protruding from the child S
mouth, was drawn out by her. The snake
was dead, and about eight inches long,
and as thick as the small finger of a
grown person. The child has since died.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04

Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey. Prco1
Spirits. and Refuse Liquors.. doctored
spced and sweetened to please the taste called ZION
les, Appehzers, 'Resorers, &C.. thaEIead the tip
pier on 10 drunkenness and rum. but are "a true ned
cine, made from the native Roots aud Herbs of Cali
forria, free from all Alcoholic Sfirs,u-
laRtS. They are the GREAT EsE.ssOD phi
RIFlER and LIFE GIVING tPKsENET-
PIE, a perfect Renovation and Invigorator of tlle
System carrying off all poisonous MATTER and restor-
ing the blood TO healthy condition No person can
take these Bitters according directions and remain
long unwell l5.Q aG =
SI00 Willie given for an ir.currabe case provid-
ed the bones are not destroyed by mineral poisos or
other means. and the vital organs wasted beyon the
point Of repair a -
For tnfssss,s,aa tory and e,s. ron ic Y hen
nsafisn. and Cont. Dyspepsia. Or I'm
dIGeSi loff.-eSisEOUs. Retsaittarst. and I'm
terHlsteut FeverS. Diseases OF the
Rood. Liver. Kidneys. and Bladder
these Rifters have been most successful S,gck
Diseases are caused by Initiated Hood. which
IS generally produced by arrangement of the hi
GeSfive Organs.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever YOU find its
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples,
Eruptons or Sores; cleanse it when vet, find if oh
str1cted and sluggish in the veins: cleanse If when
II Is oIi and your feelings will tell Won when Keen
the blood pure and the health of the system will fol-
low. Fl u.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS lurking in the sys-
tenn of so many thousands are effectuav destl owed
and removed.
In Bilious Remittent, and Intermittent Fevers
these BittSrs have no equal For full directions read
carefully the circular around each bottle printed in
tour IlaSes-Eng lsh, German, French and Span
iSh. .
j. WALKER, Proprietor, g. Commerce St. N Y
R. H. MCDONALD & CO..
Druggists and general AGENTS., sam Francisco and Sac
ramento. California. and Commerce ST, NY.
F1-soLDBf ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS.
17-2-}m. ~
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Mild, Certain, Safe and Efficient.


1t at once relieves and invigorates ALL THE VITAL
FUNCTIONS, without causing at any time, under any
circumstances, the sIigheSt INJURY any of them.
The most complete and uniform success has for
many years attended Its use in France, and in some
portions the United States and it is offered to
the general public, with the most absolute conviction
that never fail to accomplish all that is claimed
for il.
1t is HARMLESS EXTREME, at al times and I'M
der all circumstances; and is UNEoU by any
edy yet known to the world where purgative is in
dlcated.
1t produces little or NoPuS in ats operation leaves
the entirely free from irritation and never in
the slightest degree overtaxes eNcites the
system.
In BILIOUS DISEASES, Indigestion, and Dyspepsia IT
1t is the grand PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD. and hence
cannot fail to eradicate from the system iSrofao
EySjpeJds, sat Rhe,tR CIaker and Cul0neous Erep-
tons generally. Irregular want of 4pfoetite Colds
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh (0lic Pans
Dia1Ted, EGtey-braSh, Sour and Bitter o8iaHb and
fout1eSS and tdast7eSS of the same; Impure breath
diS<ineSS. sympathetic, nervous SICK Tleadache
EdeaaaotiSm, cont and H3fdaiatio1s in all FORMS
these andal kindred by this mild vet powerful remedy
GENERAL DEBILITY, with its inseperable accompani-
mens,-mental and plIysical-such gree3l-sfcbaes
Iasstde of mind and body d,o,eSiqess iadjsposstto,
exercise, lceaesS of the limbs, feelings Of discourage
nleRt, dsspoa3ency, and ditrust-al disappear under
its magic influence. =
1t regulates and invgorates the bowels; is a SURE
ANTID0Tp for obstinate coSiUeesS and piles gives re-
newed ri9or TO the stomach evokes the action of the
LIVER: discpates the yellow dye of JAUNDIcE and
eradIcates from the shir bilious spots mould-mo
1t exc.teS the Kidaeys TO renewed, vigorous and
healthy action and is certain to bring prompt relief
in all cases of DiarrhGa and DySeRtry.
1t is epias'tIy ecctaat in the of DISEASES
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Senate He denies having had any per
sonal end in view, and is willing to droT
the whole affair. - IS
HAVANA, July aa:2Cuban journals
are filed with protests of volunteers
against the language OF Diaz Quintero,
Deputy to the Spanish Cortes. because
Quintero. in speech before the Cortes.
stated that the Cuban volunteers were
dishonor to the country. Colonies OF
the Havana volunteers will send the
documents to Spain tomorrow, asking
that the Cortes shall censure Quintero
severely.
LONDON, July ga dispatch from
Pesth announces that Count Androssy
yesterday assured the Diet that in all cir
cumstances Hungary will act with Aus
tria 81
The Times says the drain of gold is
subsiding. The amount now on the way
here from New York will go long way
to counteract the tendency of the pressm e
in the money market.
LONDON, July 29.-Street rumors of
successful negotiations between Lord
Lyons and the government at Paris,
whereby the preservation of peace is as
sured, are again in circulation to-day.
The war panic at the Exchange con-
tinues. Six more failures were announ-
ced to day.
Everything indicates that an important
enga cement must take place within three
days. The Prussians are concentrating
between Treves and Merzig, on the river
Saar They have 100000 men, and
rather too much cavalry to forage. The
opposing force of the French numbers
about 100000.
Advlces from Rome represent that the
Pope accepts as unsuitable the evacuation
of Rome by French troops.
The armored ship Warrior has been
commissioned to bring the Princess Royal,
wife of the Crown Prince of Prussia, to
England.
NEW YORK, July 29.-The Irish Re
publican Central Club last hight proposed
to nominate Horace Greely for Governor.
Thos. Duff, of New Brunswick, n. j.,
was murdered in his house last evening,
by Watts Griffin. Duff s wife has been
arrested on suspicion Of being an accom-
plice- 1t is thought she was secreted in
the room at the time of the murder.
HAVANA, July 29.-Carlos Garcia
formerly shipping merchant, accused
of defrauding the United States govern.
ment, has been honorably discharged by
the Supreme Court of Panama.
The West India Cable Cos steamer
Suffolk ran aground, bat was soon after
foated Operations have been suspend
ed til Spanish gunboats can sound out a
deeper channel.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-One section OF
the Funding bill provided that all bonds
heretofore bought by the Treasury De-
partment should be destroyed at once
This applied to those purchased for the
sinking fund ,as well as those held subject
to the order Of Congress. The aggregate
amounts about $l3l, 900, 900, and the
bonds are to be burnt this week. Al
future purchases are also to be destroyed,
and burning day viii come at the close of
each recurring month, to the end that
evidences of our debt may be put out of
existence.