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RELIABLE AND Frpreyrrv,,,, v,,,i,.,-.,,r. 7,@...,

KELIABLE AND EFFEcrIyE vfEgrHfA MxpI-
cIEEs I'm these days OF quackery and hnrabus it
Is NOT often that we And Q proprietary medicine
which Considerations Journalist or phYsician can
commend TO public favor as . remedial agent not
only harmless, but efficiently curative. Two such
pseparations however, have been recently
sooant 70 our attention, and we are particularly
70 chronicle their merits becauss they arc
e1n,. or the experience aud tEonght Of Yir-
Isna nsmss' c' We alluds, OF eourso, to Farrar's
psp, ana Electric, Of which Messrs. W. b.
R,chn.aa sos, corner OF slss and Brood streets,
are The propr.etors. The Ague Cure is
,ra fs.'s compound, invaluable wherever buru.
c.sa Ever and shaking bones are known. It's sue-
oss ,s one OF the wonders Of the ar. and 81 con.
nuehs are she proprtetors or i,s an tt
guarantee to return the monev sss VIZ ~
Hisa soes not dsrel the disease quic ser th.n snS
other remedy. The Electric is good sor guy
neadsche, dphtherta, cramp and eo,,c L,dss,,
complaints, diarrh11, and rheuma atlsm. rh,.
also, Is warmly praised by all who have triad !,
ana Is destined to become known and ron,I..
wherever men are sick or women are siling.
After what has been said, no excusa naea 10
made Tor the length OF this notice. Il IA hnt .,
aet Oh humanity TO direct the suffering 70 soue-
smihs tnat win relieye pain and cure sickness.
ns LIE We nave done, It only remains to be said
.aAs - our enerprising and popular friend, DR.. W.
d. SCOTT Is the wholesale and resaii general ayant
toR : hAAhAhs medicine. His store IA A. tina cor-
ner OF l7th and Main Streets In this city.
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MET a LARGE STOCK OF BED-TICK
nj old prices:
The beet YARD-wIDE BLEACHEp and UN.
BLEACnrD COTTON In this city at I2tc.
per yard. LEVY RROIIlERS,
1918 and 1915 Msin street.
JAPANESE FOLDING FANS at 7c. apiece.
au 70
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~ yryrION ONLY A FEW ARTICLES.


,,,,,s rcrllus, Linen Shifting goods, French
asns Al lcc. Solid Grenadines Rlach Grehaolhes'
,trlr,d CrcAsd'nes, SILK grenadines.
SrEClAL BARGAINS.
,,c ,honssnd yards Victoria Lawns At lcac;,
~ &c -; 900 yards Swiss Muslin at sse;, worth
," ~i''" ,o Yards elegant Dress silks tspleudtdt.
~ inlnrs; lo-a Marsc,lss Quilts only eiso, worth
-. ia Narsc,llcs Qntlis only S2.eS worth % !:
,%:}r crepe Collars, 3ec.; BLACK Aipacs, 2sc: {;
ra"3r 49, nrmask, Soc, worth 7sc.; pamask Table
tic,N>. 4 by Il yards; Turkish Bath Towels, zoe;
'W-c 'Wr n crI; Black Grograin Dress Silk-s real
s,nciion hars ain; 30 dog, Ladies' White Hose ~
- yrr ,!"2cn. ,,<u, "a
n,s. xud Gents Kid Gloves st 49,, 81, ei 2s' sp''
90: Gcn,'s Lislc- Thread Undcrshirts at soc.
W, nave made large additions to our STOCK m q,
,a,S. and Emhroiderics, and Trimmingsei ei ~
,n,l =, our Ladies HemstHchcd hsndssrsn11ssrS 1st
- M, tDcn tinndkcGChicfS In the piece N; ,es
~ I,,,u. (frut's Linen tsmhric Handicrcn,cis
- si nrtcrS; Gents prees shirts rom e'.,o 10 20
. ~ -" lies Lace sud Linen coilars--latest style
S,,., srd Lsce Sets; Mourning Sets; Linen
Cu,r, and tnllsrs. ,,s,o
'> DIrIkW ALA. & KOUsS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

TAX CoLLEcTHD.-Treasurer Greenbov
paid into the State Treasury on Yesterday
$26, ,2S2 81, that being the amount of State
tax collected in this city last week,
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TF IOU WISH ,
CHEAP pRi GOODS
JuLlUS SYCLFS' -,

JULlUS SNCLFS's,
rs BKo,p STREET. between 4th and sth'
hnLsa ma cnlors in which he rfrrrs great III
G,r.u,rn:s IS every Que wishes auch GOODS ~
III; ts,,,c oi tlc wear, they would therefore ao well
ir give him y CELL l., ,,o
H.. "frrs the public CREST Inducements IN sne
.sy of CSSSiMERES, which he VIII sen 1 VI Eec.
aHS e.. ,.,r ward less than they can le bought ths
season sud which are only suitable Tor 'a'i aha
n. WIN orcn this day 50 dozen Gents Merino
SHIRTS sud drawers, which he offers AZ last years
rr also tYers fun lue Of + AL Dress Goo's very
r,rsp-such as ElAck Silks, irish Foplns;; p;, sons :
na2,,.s hipacas, Ncriuos, Emprcss Clotna ahd
r. sh Reps BleaChe. Brown, and other BONES
Ucs-a iu'l assortment. ,,, ",
Hhlr,y-tiv" pairs Of HianSets on hHhu, ""'on ii'
rrrs Al last yc3r's prices.
"'"'' '"'''' e'''0 JULIUS SYCLES,
Az Broad stree, hc,we' II ith ana eth sIs,
SAIrSaES:.I. j. Turner, John h. GARY. W.
r. rnrr-s, aud A. -. Ecvcll. -
stare closed on Saturdays. au -
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NE HONEY-COMB QUILTS, LARGE
enough for the largest beds, at al.4o, worth
$3.50;
HEAVY JACQUARD QUtLTs, fringcd, at s2 rs,
worth a.;
HEAVY Wool QUILTS, weighing i've pounds,
at $3.50. worth $3.50;
CALICO COHFORTABLES at 81. 50. mot the
price OF the calico and batting;
Baraains In BLANKETS, ut
LEVY BROTuERH',
1918 and 1915 Main street.
JAPANESE FOLDING FANS at 7c. apiece
aua5
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CoysrRyarIyr STATE CosklTTEI Rooasss
-JSscllaaS4e' SclaS1S' : August q, fs1L
rr nrT rn TE.N TA

The CoavENTI0M:=sMs 4. 4. nsIss'sz sas'ezs,sa. sn.
nvaaSsa s.sisn.d -iha Mississippi Ats
Isntss and Ohio, ihs Rishmona and Rssssss9ads. spa
ths KicErond and Danyilie, tae s,Sam1aIa isSsH-
aria and aDnssss nai fare ttskets VIII oe l6sae0
to nisfnaer OF the Conservative Convention psso>
vi fee shsnSs OF the committee are due. ard ere
hereby cordially tentercd. 70 those ssR
the eonrtesy thus sxtep ast; .,..s ~ ,,ssan.
j, 3. FIsnRg, Seczssssys - - = -
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AN elegant assortInent OF seal and diamond
rings, new styles OF silver ware, rne watches, and
beautiful jewelry, just received ut JSo, IL 7 xLER
co.'s new store, llaI Main street. opposite First
National Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

SEAHL1S:
Linens and Linen Sheetings;
Brown and Bleachsd Cottons;
Cotton Sheetings aad Pillow Cottons;
Eamasks, diapers, Towels, &c.
(At old prices, although advanoing.)
Linen-Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collsrs, Gloves,
Csssimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

Reserve endowment policies is speciality with
the Widows and Orphans Benefit Life Insur-
ance Company. j. B. MOORE, Agent
No, lll5 Main street,
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A CARD.-Hr. Editor In publishing the recep.
tion Of the Portsmouth Fire Company we erro-
neously omitted to mention Captain Herndon't
Company "B," which we humbly ask pardon
We also return thanks to MIR. TAYLOR, OF Com
papy {" CO., for his liberal subscription.
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GW AUGUST, 1871.

MORE NEW AND SEASoNhBLE DRY
GOODS.
Il. Il. PRICE 4 co. have ftst opened
Brown, Green, Blue. Buf, aud Pink Cambrlcs
for dresses and trimming;
New Lpce and Linen Collars and Sleeves;
Ladies' Colorsd and Black Kid Gloves, very best
Black Gro Grain Silks, cheap;
Cotton and Lise- Thread Hose and Half Hose;
Bulhiggan Hose and Half Hose, superior:
CoIsets-every make and quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

FoR COATS, vests, pants, shirts, &C., call at z.
B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

EXCHANGE HoTHL.-This popular hotel
has been thoroughly oYeghauled ana greatly
imprOYed,-@.
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We, the committee appointed to make arrange
ments for the reception Of the Chambers Firt
Company OF Portsmouth, return thanks to Com
panies a. "B." and 'E," and TO the few clti-
zans who were SO liberal Ia assisting un by sub
scription In entertaining our visiting brethren
also, return thanks to Mr.. JOHN H. TYLER fol
Lendering us the use OF his house for the occa.
sion alse, to Mr.. ROBERT scAMMELL for hi.
promptness In getting up the collation..
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You may break, you may ruin tho vase II you
Will, but SPENCE Son will continue to sell goods
as cheap as any hou7e In the city.
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School books at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's Ilis
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

ENVELOPES furnished and printed at q, 2s.so,
s37s, and $3.50 per l,s9o, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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MEETINGS.

CONSERVATIVE STATE CoAMITrEE ROOMS.
Aug. 1Slh 1871. !
THE CONSERVATIVE STATE con-
lVENTION viii assemble WEDNESDAY,; Seth
instant, at Il O'Clock NJ, In Assembly Han, On
sth street, between Fran kiln and Grace streets.
A Committee OF Reception, consisting oi zen:
P. T. Moore and James L. Fishet, ESQ: VIII NEE meet
the members OF the Convention AZ the f,ia,1 nauI
House THIS EVENING and TO-MOkRoT
MORNING, from whom the members VIII re-
ceive tickets Of admission to the Convention.
4. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
JAS r. ErsHER Secretary au a9.2t
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two to three hundred DRRSS PATTERNS, Sum-
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &c,
upon their back counter, to be sold of at hsli
value, as their inventory season list septsmber)
approaches. L. 4. PBlCH CO.,
jy2s lLol Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

The State Conservative corvont;or ,.,n
meet In Assembly Hall, on sth straot h ~ y al al
O'clock o'clock M. on Wednesday, the Sjth ~ df nf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

School books, wholesale and retail, at ELLTsoy
j. TAYLOR's, l1l6 Main street.
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All The new novels at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's,
lll8 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

cooh s q LAUGHToN viii sell at 10 A. NJ. n,,no
furniture, &C. 90 W. piano.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER Il. X. Co.,
KIcHMOSD. kuR. "a. ls7l.

RICHMOND, Aug. 70, 1871.
nI5 IN CONSEQUENCE OF II II Z
WITDKA VAL OF TIE CONNECTION
STEAMERS, no freights or passengers for Baltl-
more will be received for the present. Due notice
will lie given of tho resumption of The through bu-
slress, which Is expected In "a few days.
au .S-lw VIM. N. BRAGG, Sup't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

PERsosAL.-state Senator Kendrlck Wai
ID the city last evening,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

HAMILTON Fk3TFR 4 SONS,
or BALTInoRE, Md.
ia ",IeI the better 10 meet The wants or thlr !n-
taii customers al a distance, have established a
SAMPLE BUREAU. -.
aud will. upon application, promptly Bcnd ny NAV
ftll lines of SAMPLES OF the hFW EST AND
MOST FASHtONkRLE GOODS, or FRENCH,
English, aud domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
al all times 10 sell low, If not ct less prices than
any house In the country.
Buviug our goods II ON the largest and most cele-
bruled IN nufacturers In the different parts OF Su-
Tope aud Importing the same by steamers direct
tl baltimore our stock is at al times promptly
supplied with TIC novelties Of the London and
Paris markets.
As we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
bal debts able and willing 10 5cll our goods
At FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than if we gave credit.
In Geuding for samples, specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF every CLASS
al goods, from the lowest TO the most costly.
Orders unac ccom panied py tho cash VIII lie sent
&. X. n.
rRoMPT-PAYING WnoLSALE 81 IL
are invited TO inspect the stock IN our Jcobng and
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER SONS,
1877 1893, 20l, and 2oS West Baltimore street,
dc es-TuSEly Baltimore, Md.
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nHY GOODS WITHOUT EGARD

nRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD
TO COST
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
Having determined 70 close business, VIII from
this date until the lst OF October sell my large and
attractive stock OF DRY GOODS ont WITHOUT
KrGARD TO COST FOX CASH EXCLUSIVE
II. On the 2d Of OCTOBER the remainder o'
the stock will he closed out At auction.
City ana country dealers will please examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, rs We are
Offering great Inducements TO iobhers.
Cur stock Of DRESS GOODS Is Hnll and com
rIctn. embracing all the novelties of the season.
Also, q full line OF
CASSIMEREs, SATlNETS,
JEANS. F;.ANNELS,
BLANKETS,
TABLE DkMASK,
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
nANDKEhCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACES,
FMEROlDERIES,
MOTIONS, &c, &C.
j. N. WOODEN,
lll7 Main street,
n,n,citn trh office.
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MpuRTANT NOTICE TO

CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
Alt RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO &90
AND OVER DELIVERED IN Any PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXrRESS CHARGES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

M, ClTY DELEGATES TO STATE CoNyENr,os
Inc delegates from the CITY of Richmond
70 the state Convention will meet this nffer.
noon at o'clock ut Virginia Hall.
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- = C,o,yApDIN & ELLYsON.
DRY GOODS.

<xpkND CLOSlNG-OUT SALE.
e GSAS' w. ~' ~ nn;s1,:. rxrss GOODS for
Is"i'" ,Trsrnt vcir can bny them of us for.
onc-half OF their value.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

Cant. Miles Phillips, ID. .. Cordle,
Edward Swee man, 5' IL Noisau''
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

Ndthfel.
Mas IL rae. taS I'm W1Ht. !sf',
uno bpt am g ern'nhtmma ibpsbt3
Tas i'm &alenber rutt9 it,
uno font bod Realhen piaat unb frtst?
etwa,' / t n1an's in Der Rute 3tlbsa
une ROTH esiAtiat Is auf Pen 4,lhsu.
Anl3luHD hes NdthietS In ~. 2O3:
Das Ct.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

Swell Hetfenpe. trelhe an ttrem
3auR in Wlr3inia perbtialnssn, bsmtrstsn
fn Shuyntr,n upn luAoerbIre' Wslalt.
3ubt Der Shutnfetn But? fsaytsn tie e.
nen fle,nen Inabsn, Der put Dem plu,t
fWtlte.
81, tr atebt tie Auimsttiamfstt aasr Nar.
zen aui iA. Uslbs p,.r pv.urtrStbfn, uM =
wo,tets ~ltI|slbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

6abbatrube - G%eelmann: ,Sbr
tr.A, MD npb immtr. 10 OFT Sbr mlt
fvt, IN, elm Almpltn IN. w.e tpmm1 - Dup
Spr teute Dies ntdt tout? Z"
Bsltl :: ia. u,K.n 8, 9ndet3er4;rr, am
ertsn YRn3hitisr,a4 w,u man p1t, ppt aUt
k,.f Nup' patrn."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07
%m8mF &r60tr'S
gilt !
Sic beften. erprpbten 81ieablciter,
in Sen Ser. @taatcn.
Gine Grfnoung!
Sun Sabre 1869 patentirt.

Die Gisenidaft eints 8libableitsrs it ni&t,
ben 4lib aus elmer eroben Gntfernuns a~n3u3ie-
ben. ~ionpern er mub bic 1raft baben, wsnn rer
SliB in elmer Gntfernuns ron IS 1uB. pom Nt-
letter nieoe,fabrt. eenislben an3u,ieben, uub in
5oIse Der Wineunssn uni6do'tb gu MAIDEN.
Iu 8liBasleiter fno maiio es,punpen unb
msrben nit 8upferibraubsn 3ulammensefsst.
In @eeduoen wereen bic elben in @!as eeieBt
unb nit 8upferorabt befelist unb Rebsn srei
3oQ pom @ebaub. ab.
D'ee RliBableiter finb febr bauerbaft unb
fommen ME auber Srpnune. % foQte Nie-
manb Yerf1usen, feline @eb6uli@feiten DOT ben,
Big au d&ern. uno nur einen euten Blisab.
letter aufmaden la6en. Ger einen 8liBablei.
ter 9ebrau6t, folte bisfs usue unb bauerbafte
S.faouna prufen, ebe Belteluns fontme &C..
maht wirb.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
Confession OF Paymaster Hodge.
wAnn1nnron. septembor "A.

WASHINGTON, September IA.
The following is a complete copy of
Major Hodges letter of confession;
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Sept. 10.
General B. r. Brice:
SIR have to inform you that am
unable to close my accounts, and that
owe frightful amount, about $450,000,
which sums have lost, during the last
few years, in stock speculation, going
deeper and deeper in the hope of retriev-
ing myself
l have no excuse or mitigation of my
course to offOr, and prepare to take the
consequences of my sin. l had thought, a
week ago, of escaping from New York,
but believe have done better in return.
ing here to deliver myself up, as | felt
was bound TO do.
can, of course, make no pretense or
excuse for the systematic deceit | have
practised on you, and the advantage have
taken of the special position have held ;
and feel that you, especially have cause to
be justly inexorable against me- l have
been led on by the infatuation that always
attends the course l entered on, hoping
always to recover my loss, and conceal my
crime. believe 1t is really relief to be
forced to discovery, for have been in a
of hope and fear have gone through, and
the constant care to avoid detection,
were becoming too strong.
l desire to turn over all the property
have as small setoff against my def
cheney, and, after giving any information
that will assist in settling my accounts, or,
If possible, in recovering portion of what
| have lost, expect to take the full pun
ishment awarded for my oifense.
In justice to two parties in this city,
through whom | have made some specula-
tioDs, wish to say that they are perfectly
innocent of any knowledge that | was
using public funds. There are small bal
ances with each of these parties to my
credit, whenever accounts are closed.
The losses made were almost entirely in
New York, with one house there, whose
accounts hold subject TO your order. l
endeavOred to induce them to make good
the amount lost with them, which they
knew was public money; but they have
refused. l have been trying to make up
my mind to this confession for some days,
aud was on the point of doing so this
morning in your office; but l could not
bring myself to say it, and wanted time to
write my wifi e. whom this frightful in
formation will kill. God forgive me for
what have done to her and my children
All l ask from you or the authorities is
that, if possible, some small sum may be
left her. l enclose the keys of my safe
and box containing all my old accounts,
etc. My present vouchers, receipts, etc,
are in the hands of my clerks, who are all
of them perfectly innocent of any knowl.
edge of my deficiency.
shall remain at my house No. 1923 K
street, till informed what action you have
taken concerning me. There is no fear
will go away now.
(Signed) J. LRDVARD HODGE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22


Here is the way Richardson, of the Daven-
port Democrat, dellneates DR.. shallenberger,
the great Fever and Ague-cure man;
CDR. A. T. shallenbergers name is a
household word In a majority of homes
throughout the Western and Southern States,
but to be Intimately acquainted with the man
is the lot Of comparatively few among those
even who have received lasting benefits at his
hands. Twenty five miles, or rthereabouts, on
this side of murky, smoky, dingy, busy,
bustling Pittsburgh, out of the dense clouds
of its forge and foundry fires, away from the
incessant rattle of its machinery, is situated
the rural little village of Rochester, Pennsyl-
vania, not to be mistaken for its populous
namesake in New York State, for this modest
town would have been scarcely heard of out
side of its immediate neighborhood were 1t
not that II was the home of public benefac-
tor, the place from which he has sent to all
parts of the Union that great and good rem
edy, which has done more towards the reliev-
Ing ofpoor suffering humanity, who burn with
fever or shiver with ague, than all the remedies
ever placed before the public put together.
This we would have the reader under.
stand Is no idle boast, beyond the knowledge
of the writer, but born of experience, and
proved by knowledge of actual facts. Among
our own personal acquaintance, we have
those who, prostrated by the alternate burn
ings and freezings of Americas direst disease,
have found all doctors at q loss, all boasted
panaceas useless, until the friendly hand of
Dr. Shallenberger has come to their aid with
the well-known bottles of familiar pills,
which have proved an infallible antidote, ar
resting the chills, and disarming the fever de-
mon as If by magic. For fifteen years has the
doctor been busly employed in preparing for
the public this prescription, which is not one
of those cure.alls calculated to heal every dis
ease, but well-consdored, fully-proved, and
never-failing resort for the malarious disease
it processes to cure. Those who know, as we
do, the character of the man, his standing in
society, his perfect honor and undoubted in
tegrity, and his aversion to anything border
ing on charlatanism, will indorse every word
we saw ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
Whitening Wool.

THE following particulars respecting a
new process of giving beautifully white
color TO wool arc condensed from an arti-
Gle upon the subject ina German industrial
journal. The quantity ofipgredients men
toned is intended for about 500 pounds of
dirty wool, but of course a similar pro-
portion could be maintained for q greater
or less quantity, Make bath by dissolv,
log in water two pounds of alGm, eiR Rhtcen
pounds OF cream of tartar, one pound OF
sulphurlc acid, ighteen pounds of starch,
six pounds Of sulphate of indi o, and three
pounds of orchil Immerse The wool n
this bath at temperature of 1872 degrees
Fahrenheit for three-quarters of an hour
In this way the wool will get such a
whitish tone that many may he satisfied
with it, but the white may be made much
deeper by riusing the wool out in clean
water, and then transferring it for short
time to weak bath consisting of solu.
Ii n of one pound Of chloride of bsrium
This, it is said, gives a rich satin whiteness
to the wool 50 treated, and at the same
time considerably increases its weight. Ii
is alleged that the wool does not lose its
natural soltness, and is easily wrought up
by the manufacturer. II the plan possess
the advantages attributed to it, the price
of the chemicals used cannot be much, and
some of our agricultural friends might put
it to the test ON small quantity of wool
If the plan were found successful, the
baths could probably be made up as they
began to diminish, and thus the expense
of operating on large quantities of WOO
would Le reduced compaIatiVely,-QueeRs
land.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
BRONCHITIS.

This is an irritation or Inflammation of the
bronchial tubes, which carry the air we
breathe into the lungs. 1t arises from cold
settled in the throat, from Catarrh extending
to these parts, from scrofulous affections, and
from severe use Of the voice. The irritation
from this latter cause commences in the
ldrynz and glotis, which are the organs of the
voice, and, extending downwards, produces
hoarseness, coughing and splitting mucous
matter, sometimes mixed with blood. 1t is
chiefly dangerous from its tendency to spread
into the lungs, and terminate in consump-
ton. 1t is in the cure of severe and obsti-
nate cases of this disease that Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has achieved un-
paralleled success, and won the loudest
praise from all who have used it. 1t is sold
by all respectable druggists. 5S4
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
Influence of Temperature on Health.

In the fall the difference between the tempera-
ture Of night and day is greater than at any other
time of the year. In the early autumn the quick
silver sometimes rises high during the day as in
the most feryid summer weather, while at night 1t
often sinks TO an almost wintry point The hum n
body, not being made Of steel or India-rubber,
seusibly feels these tremendous changes. To for
tify the system against them, genuine tonic Is re-
qulred and the public has long since discovered
that among this description of medicines Hoetet
ters omaoh Bitters is infinitely the best II gently
quickens the circulation, regulates the bowels
tones the liver, braces the nerves, and thus puts
tho whole physique on its defense against tho VI