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FROM WASHINGTON.

ADMIRAL PORTER AND GENERAL BUTLER.
The Washington Star of last evening pub
fishes 4 curious letter which General Butler
has received, it purportina TO he addressed
to him from or on behalf of Admiral Por-
ter. It alleges that in North Carolina Gen.
Butler gave passes to allow rebels to take
clothing and provisions into their lines, and
attempted TO cntice the Admiral into Il COT
ton speculation; that AZ New Orleans be
sold to his brother vessels captured 10y the
navy, and made 4 large amount of money
therelrom: that he is intriguing against
President Grant, and that Admiral Porter
can destroy him if he desires. it also as
scrts that the Admiral has TO support him
an organization called the mississippi As
Sociation" and the entire western press,
and that it is the interest Of Gen. Butler to
lutte with him instead of opposing his con
tirmation. The letter processes to be elici-
ted Ivy the report that Gen. Butler will
shortly publish another letter written by
the Admiral III denunciation Of Gen. Grant,
and denies that any such thing is in exist
ence. Admiral Porter denies that he wrote
this anonymous communication published
in the Star, which created considerable talk
in political circles yesterday.
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FOREIGN Markets -[BY TELEGRAPH

LIyEaPooL, Jan. l2-EUeniny.-Cotton closed
quiet upl .nds, 7l@75d.; Orleans, 3d.; sales, 1900
bales speculation export, 1000 bales. Common
rosin, 6G9s.
LONDON, Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 92t@eei.
Bonds, 90. Tallow, d5s. Sd. Common roslli, rs.
Sd. ~. I'd. Bullion has decreased nearly q quar-
ter million.
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MARENE aEFEEEIGEHCE.

Last year $3.50 immigrants arrived at
Boston. In 1869 the number was 81, 1874.
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AZ METROPOLITAN WORKS,
A-nRNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.

STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENaiSES
xA az a GRisT, and PLAsTER MILLS
BoiGkks, EoRGIEGs, C ekSIGS g.. OF lheS
sMGJINNns and ShW-IILLS Of various sizes
I'D engines, &C., repaired and SOLD On e9 anstIs
5ion or exchanged for new. Az oAHeS Aep~"'
prom pity and satisfactorily done
Send for descriptive circulars. ~
de "a WILLIAM e. TASkEb IL W.
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JAMES JEFFREYS, PRACTICAL
d STUNk-CUITER AID MASON.
is prepared to execute GRANITE work In all
It's branches.
Special attention gtvsa TO enclosing sections IN
cemstertes.
All orders Left at the msrble-yard OF ROGERS
Il MILLER, corner Of Main and 9th streets. Will
be rumplly attended TO. dc 6-etlw& w &Ib3H*
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SEWING.MACHENES.

4 HOUSEHOLD NECEsSITY.-Ihe
n WHEELER 4 WILSON M
CHINE should be found In every household; me
hundreds OF thousands Of families Tow usinS ~
rate. Simplest, and neatest machine made: ~ III, ~
noIseless, and makes lock stitch alike on 8oSn
,ha IN, ,lment MAN. C.. l..
= !, Ia 733 Main street, south sloe.
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.rrpnAY...,..JANUARY IA. 1871.
VIRGINIA NEWS.
SM,rHrIELp, Jan. IL, IS

SMlTRFIELp, Jan. IL, 1871.
1,,,oys p,spatch: Waiting and hoping.
,., 20 far in vain. that some pronlnent
,y|'.ciniau Of reliable editor would publicly
rso n, move, | can no longer withhold
,nf humble appreciation and encourage
'' ,n thanks to Mr.. Stubs, of Gloucester,
cr his very considerable motion TO refer
,trtrle III. Of the Constitution 10 the APP
nr,,,iatr committee 10 consider the pro-
n,,irfy If its amendment. fernaps some
,l,av think his motion somewhat E,leh'a-
turc ; bu, l.. for one, must CONSIDER niin "
nIrlc hcncfactor, II award nun, III tne
a.,rc or VIRGINIA. my own. and, l tTusl,
80" va" n,o.t cordial thanks. II my encourage.
,,cut Will be of any avail. Mr.. Stubbs VIII
m ", rrtrac; his iniliatory step, not with
VIA mis- legislative efforts, until Article III.
sn,cndrd 50 that voters are placed on the
..mr platform and enjoy a parity OF rights,
,owcr>. and privileges.
This third article is a political "hom'na-
CONAN assault with mChCc prcpc7hSe on
me time huuurcti constitutional custom OF
.,,r state. The registration O. voters, the
,,,c y, ballet. the acknowledgements oil pau
,.r. are very objectionable; but. TO cap
,rr ,IimYx. every male citizen q years
~ ryccpt idiots. iunai,cs, tclons, and
Nri1st.-ahcthcr he has paid OF not palu
'.c cent towards township. county, or
~,t,r ~vcuuc-c exercise the same
power Al the polls with the taxpayer OF
hundreds, 70 say the least Of it, this is a
.a.,al outrage. .
an ~lrt.,lc in the Norfolk Ffginidn of
n..rmbrr 1t calls the attention of the
,,..>rrnor and General Assembly to this
anomalous feature Of The Constitution. III
.hrv,d that. since the adoption OF the Con
.,.sgt.on al 1880. thc pay iirnt OF y has
!n,n an essential requisite oil voting. and
,u,in,rd out the constitutions! mode OF
.rncdyin- the eva.
nix fr>t move may have been instru-
mental in bringing the subject to the con-
alteration of the Legislature, but whether
TINS conjecture he tTur or otherwise, with
,.a,u> thanks 10 Mr.. Stubs, proudly raise
m, v0,cc in support OF the measure he has
.~u4u-url;cd. J bid him God speed, and
assure him that nv feeble efforts will not
be relaxed until this important subject y
definitely decided. d. Il. L.
The appearance OF the foregoing i'll our
.alumus is due to oar respect for its an.
thor. W" do not profess 10 endorse al
tho Articles that We Iuhl>h.l
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IT IS SAID thai "Senator Johnston, of Vir-
GINA, intends in i few days to offer a reso-
luton instructing the Committee on FL
nance to inquire into the expediency of
collecting United States taxes, and propos-
inc that the quota Of taxes required from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-14

EtIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
y Su%ASGk.
SYCURlTY INSURANCE IchPAHYs
OF NEW YDRh.
CCfHnnT X iHl7. 1898.
e S7 aSSE.r3 Lisn;,ary L ETGj...... 2,Gi7, $50 81
BRANCH OFFICE, NO. IGl5 MAIN STREET.
u,p Issue Policies In the above nrGt-claSa
Company Oh every description Of ZEAL hhD
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection aReiit6t
,oss or damage by III RE. and INLAND
Risks taken to any point IL the United states.
S0licles on brick buildings issued for from one 70
Rates as low az Shoss OF all? Other company
equally reliable. Applications solicited.
re al y, N. WALKER q 90. Agents.
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ToHN Il; CLAIBORNE q Co,
FIRE AND MAEISE INSURANCE AGENTS
No. 1ios MAIN STREET.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CONTRARY
UF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1904.
Capital stock and surplus over :. Sc ZOO, 0c0 90
Investments in United Stafes... 647,956 d
Deposlted with Treasurer OF Viz
glnl@ registered bonds,.. $4,000 90
PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CAL.
SEORNTA.
CAPITAL stock paid gg tgold).........s1,ooo oo 90
POLICIES ISSUED IN GOLD OR CuRRES.
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
deposited with the State Of New York for the en-.
ira security OF policy.hoIders.
THIRTf.FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS with
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
for the debts OF the Company, adding 30, CO. eco
security.
Issue POLICIES on real and personal property,
In city or country, throughout tie Sta:s, and mer-
chandtse In triLsit over land or sea, protecting
against loss o. damage.
Policies on BUILDINGS for one to FIVE years.
Attention Is specially called TO the reduced rates.
corresponding with rates prevailing In other
States with frst-class companies.
LOSSES equItably adjusted and promptly paid
at this BRANCH UFEfCE. de as-sodim
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NMITH'S VARNISHES.

CMITH'S VARNlSHES.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT FAHNlSH,
WEARING-BODY VARNlsd,
HARn-DRYING EARh1SH,
RUBBING VARSlSH.
No. l COACH ARNISE.
No. l FURNITURE VARN1SH,
POLISHING VARNIsH,
WHITE DAMAR VARNlSH,
DRYING JAPAN VARNISp,.
SPIRIT SHELLAC VAkS1SH,
BLK, ASPHALT. VARHISH,
manuf. ctured by :. p. Smith, Newark, ~ n = , a..
country. For sale AT factory prices 6y
,,s No. lH Main street.
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HINT 70 THE I.EGIsLATURE.-We have
""cn requested 10 suggest the Importance
81 an art 10 amend the Code Of Virginia in
relation 10 deed. 50 It's 10 require each deed
81 conveyance OF real estate TO state in What
township OF The county it is situated. The
il&poftaIlr" Of this matter in making up the
ut OF 'fin-tcr> annually required by law
= obvious and unless it is done. we hardly
mo" how, II II III. the auditor or even the
clerks ana assoc, are 10 keep their lists
corrected. l"ue' the requirements of the
law. the arncI,nnrut referred to, if not alb
~"ih'"iH n"ccS>,'S. would certainly be the
means OF s"rln- :, Great deal Of labor to the
a%nJllor, clerks, anal asscSsors.- Chatham
Iribunc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-14

CEMETERY LAND TITLEs.-The House
Military Committee has decided to report
Il bill confirming the titles to the land occu-
pied by national soldiers cemeteries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-14

Chas. j. Walsh, a Baltimore policeman,
accidentally shot and killed himself Thurs
day.
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SALES OF GoRDoNsvILLE REAL ESTATE
By David d. NJ. Digges. land agent at Cor
donsville, Va, two building lots on High
street to Robert j. Eggleston, Esq, of New
Kent county, Va; n building lot to G.
Mayhugh. of G~ordonsville, on Commerce
street. We learn that there are a plenty
more for sale by the said agent.
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MACHINERY, DO.
a. SHOP.

RE ACHINE SHOP.
SLOaT Il ADD1N6TON.
MACHINISTS, 49,
WORKS AND OFFICE: H23 n laA CAH1
STREET. BETWEEN FOURTEENTHAHD
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMoND VIRGINIA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE; RE-
PAIRING STEAM-ENGISES and BOlLEits IN
ely, and country; T0BAcSG03 p sHHo e =.
TENING-MILLS made and repairea In 5oaN
HANCOCK'S SUPERIOR hANhER; PhAp"
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES REfAlH.
sD ard ADJgsIEp;n AGENTs for !hs sal e9 g.
SELDEN's PATENT STEAM.ENa
GIsE rACKING, Utica CCmpany'sd SIE ~ FOR
ore year, and we sell them q low prices; Wf keeRR
ali kinds OF BRASS WQkh OF
cocks, oil and tallq%ceqps, ol II 2 Egs
TIES. WATER-GAUGES, GLOBE-fAlgEo no,
sOILER-FLUE CLEANERS, anda genera ns-
sortmen.of such articles rs are used by al Suu-
ning steam-engines aud ,,cnnp
SLOAT H.
10 IL l422 and 1924 Cary stree.
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Ii was, among other things, decreed and ordered
THAT one of the commissioners o; this court
take an account OF the outstanding certificates Of
Petersburg. net embraced by the report Of Com
missioner Armisteao, dated 10 h September, 1870,
wiki their value Us of the LIST of April. 1865, and
where certificates have been renewed the commits
siuner is directed to ascertain tile value of the
original deposits, and by whom The sa d certiii-
ca rs are now held. And he is instructed not TO
re oort any certificate as outstanding which Is not
produced ard exhibited to him, or which Is not
proved before him to have been lost or destroyed"
Extract-Ieste:
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INVITES FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.

D.. j. HARTsOnK, President;
DAVID j. BURR, Secretary;
B. C. WhERRY, JR., Asst Sec'y.
OFFICE 1914 Main street. de 3l-lm
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1858.
ALL POLICIES NON-FoRFEITABLE.
oNE-THIRD LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND. FIFTY g CENT.
STATEMENTS:
Policies In .sSo'e ~ o SSS
Assets. ,'oooono
Annual Income. Lo9o'ooo
Losses paid. 100000
". II. PECKHAM, President;
W. 7. HOOKER, Vice-President;
J.. SCADAM, Secretary and Actuary;
&C. CLEMCH, Assistant Secretary;
PROGiESS, and SUCCESS, mark and dlstin-
guish the management OF this company. co
General Agents for l Tiarinla and k1rsh c eUii
=. Agent for Richmond,
Office, No. 500 Main street.
Or. J.. G. CABELL. Medical Examiner. no2
AZ OTUAu ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
iYk VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED 1874.
OFFICE CORNER OF loTH \ BANK sTREEIs,
lnsures Buildings by perpetual or annual poi,icy'
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure vii! hnd 1t to thelr Inter-
JOHN b. DaNFURTH, Secretary.
HENRY y. DANFoRTn, Assistant Secretary.
ANGEL Ii. JULIAN, Collector
yA'Y}gEII i i !; . TfxkNoH'
JrHN c. H0BsON,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,-,,
VIZ L a 81 AVAIL.
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CROVFR q BAKER SEWING-MA

VROFEK q II nrm.-ou,
announce 10 our numerous
-; =, ard customers that we have taken the stoiS
sol Broad street, corner Of 9th and n nsoaa On re Main
and made equal to our Former p,nSs onaoe be.
s.nri previous TO The recent disastrous nle: We s
s.o" '.c Il; 10 call and see us, and more estecialiy
e%xauitne the merits Of the Grover q oaHer @e"-
ing GIL n. W. DARBY, Agents.
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rUr VIRGINIA >FNAT0RSHIr.-Thc Rich
nord CORRESPONDENT Of the Petersburg In
DIX who. by the way, has Il habit Of getting
hold ot The E.o>t startling items says the
rhann"S Of Nj. Cochran, one Of the dele
-g!.r, from the county Of Augusta are better
than those ofany Q! th" prominent gentlemen
who have been named in connection with
the uilcd states Seuator>ilp from Virginia.
rr can scarce, credit il. and if the pre-
,,n, LEGISLATURE rad not elected Lewis and
other inferior men to high positions we
snoull dism'>> the report AZ Joke. tntor-
lumatrlv. the" ~" some fifteen or more
men in our Assembly ciaS>cd is ConServa.
Ties who have no appreciation OF the re-
>IvE>ibIlity ri their positions or their duty
=, II" state -" party. 1t may be that
enough OF thi- class are willing TO
combine with the Radicals to elect
Nr. Cochran. We sincerely hope it
NAV not turn out SO. Senator Lewis is Il
.rclt gcproach to Virginia because OF his
conspicuous unfitnc>S for The position. and
Nr. n,arar would not be 4 great improve
.j,ui upon Lewis. In i BODY in which each
>'l,e j represented by only two men both
should he statesmen. II is scarcely neccs-
-y /" observe that Lewis and Cochran
viii not Ill The bill. and the State would
,l.;lcr accordingly. not only in her standing
.,inuI4 The States. but in her material in
forests. II is not because Mir. Cochran
voted Tor Lewis md Rye. and has coquetted
with the Radicals. or combined with the
darkvs Z, defeat Senator Waddcll for the
>t,ua1ou iudgc>hip, (%llthough these ought
20 hc sufficient TO make Conservatives >uS-
~.jcioUs Of him. that we oppose his cleo
ton. Ii i because he i. Il third rate man in
pom: OF capacity, and Virginia cannot af-
lcnj to Scuu such men TO Congress. We
bay" had enough of inferior material. Un-
IS: a better man than Mr.. Cochran can be
toupd Mr. Johnston ought TO be returned.
!! ,uchcSt.r Times.
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THE VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED 1866.
Capital Invested. .&20o, 000.
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PosT-OrF1cE AFFAIRs.-Route agents
transferred: Washington, ID. c., to Lynch
burg, Va, j. VI. r.. Gleason is transferred
from route Washington TO Harrisonburg to
this route, vice Cantwell, transferred.
Lynchburg. Va, to Bristol, Tenn, j. T.
Cantwcli transferred from the Washington
and Lynchburg line to this. Washington
To IIarrisonburg, ~. W. James is transfer
red from Lynchburg and Bristol route to
this all ut present compensation.
Virginia route agency: On the line Rich
mond, Va, to Greensboro, n. c., Thomas
Leaby is appointed route agent, at 81 1850
per annum. vice W. Ii. Pace, deceased.
Establishments: An office Is established
at Nansemond, Nansemond county, Va,
and Thos. Morrison appointed postmaster,
to be regularly supplied by special service.
All office is established at Straightstown,
P~lttsylyania county, Va, and Thomas East
appointed postmaster; supplied by special
service.
Appointments: K. Hughlett Bryan, post
master, Stafford C.. H., Stafford county, Va,
vice Thos. Lowry, declined.
PosT-OFFIcEs.-Stony Point, Va, A.
We'll; Stafford Courthouse, Va, X. II.
Bryan Nansemond, Va, established as
special, 7. Morrison.
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sEEpsMEw. FLORISTS, &c.

GRASS SEED S.-Timothy, Orchard
VI Grass, Herds Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass,
Lawn Grass, and every variety OF FIELD GtASe
ana GARDEN SEEDS constantly on hand; io1
sale ut lowest market rates. ,
ja2 ALLlsON q ADDlION.
DOTATOES.-2 $50 barrels Early Rose,
L Early Goodrich, and other choice varieties OF
SEED POTATOES, for sale by
la2 ALLISON Il ADDlSOS,
GLOVER SEED.-A full supply OF
" prime new crop CLOVER SEED in store,
Tor sale by ALLISON g ADDlSON.
ja2
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THE INCOME TAx.-Money must in some
way be raised for the support of the Gov.
eminent. The tax on incomes is n Of
the most judicious and least oppressive
modes. It takes Il small proportion of a
PERSONS yearly Increase. It is paid by those
who are growing rich. It is paid to sup
port The Government under which they are
growing rich, 1t takes nothing from those
poor. The law leaves to every one enough
to live on before it takes any W, in Prout-
dence Journal. .-.e
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
i city OF Petersburg, November term, 1870
Shore and others. Plaintiffs,
against
The Mechanics Savings Society, Of Petersburg,
anu .OClCuCdulS.
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oraD DEAD.-Mr. Samuel Smoot, OF
ms county, started on last Friday TO go to
'He residence ot Sir. Henry KoontZ, on the
river, b'l fell III ditch on the roadside,
"he'c he was found dead in the evening.
NE had beer subject TO epiicptic fits for
" number oil Years, and it is supposed he
was taken with one Of these fits when he
icA III The Qitcb.-Shenandoah Herald.
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HoLLADAY, WHITE WIT G5 : H9LLansAAift
- X practice N ali the courts Of ktenmcCH
HenrIco, Chesterfield, and aloyer., .n,
CL SIMS over 500 promptly cohectea ~ any
faaIEXhnDER X. HoLLADAY win continue
IN yive nsrticuI n attention to Chamber prsottss.
,.EEIgE Corner Sank and ItnsS3. -j.e--n-
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lHE BEDFORD I~EAGEDY.-The eXamina-
Won before Justice stump, which resulted
~ J0hiIsoh,s commitment, developed the
iact that The two first shots were almost
Simultaneous, and most Of the witnesses
seemed under the impression that johnson
discharged tn" first fire, though only the
traction Of a second interviewed before his
@d'rf>af! returned the shot. Juhnson's
E'at hie Is believed to have penetrated 10
p'rts! II The region of the heart. He reelcd
1i!U cluEGt the sign-post just Us his pistol
exploded, sending the bullet whistling over
JoEa"oA's head. 1t IS not known whether
i was Inc second or third shot from john
On winch struck Roberts's side. Before he
trt I" me ground he shot once more, but
NIthout cliect.-LyRchIurq ErYlRiQn.
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NONGRESS WATERm2o cases CUN, !,
ner sIesmer Geo. Is. Upton, for sale wholesale
ahoAe'sio' PURCELL, LADp & CO.,
,.u 1915 Main street.
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FATAL Acc1pENT.-On Thursday last, Mr..
Edward Newland, Of this county, was
in the wood near his home, in an al.
most inSensible condition. He had gone
with his wagon and team for the pur-
pose Of hauling wood, and chopped a tree
down. a limb of which, it is supposed,
struck him upon the head, f%racturing the
and causing DEATH Shenandoah Her.
ia
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15
3,106 Gold Coin Gifts--$25O, OCO
DAVENPORT, HAMILTON q co.,
BUSINESS MANAGERS.
treasurer, Pacific Bank of California.

IA Tickets, $3.50. for sale at the P~os.oaice
BOOK Store, Carson City, New. oCll-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-15

AIarria0e and telibacv.
Essay. for HoUn. Mem. or great -,
CInB EVILS and ABFSES- which interfere with
MaRRIAGE-with sure means Of rplirf for III.
Er1Ing and Unfortunate, diseased and debiitate,
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Adore
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. = s. Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. oc23-tf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-04
Burning and'Shaking.

By a ridiculous misappllcation of Ian
guage, invalids are sometimes said To enjoy
every poor health" but 1t is not on record
that any human being was ever spoken OF
as enjoying ehills and fever. And yet there
the other of the two stages OF the disorder,
who might lust as well have avoided 1t as
not If there is anything demonstrate in
therapeutics, II Is that Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters Is an antidOte TO Intermittent fevers
No instance can be cited in which II has
been taken, either as safeguard against
this class OF diseases or as remedy for
them, and failed TO produce the desired
effect. The season when malarious fevers
are rife has commenced, and no inhabitant
Of any district subject to their visitations
should be without this great preventive
and remedy. Indeed, 1t is a most potent
protection against all the ailments which
prevail In the spring months. From marsh
and pool, and from all moist soils, are now
rising the mephitic elements which give
birth TO lever, indigestion, biliousness,
COLES, and a whole host OF epidemic and
other maladies. Aid the system to resist
them. Energize and regulate all the animal
functions with this reinforcing agent This
precaution is as necessary in cities a. in
new settlements, for malarious fevers are
now almost as common in the great centres
Of population rs on the borders Of the
southern bayous and marshes and the rich
agricultural regions OF the West. The pre-
ventive and remedy is accessible to all.
Who will be unwise enough TO brave reck-
lesSly the danger IL would avert:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-04
Cure Of Consumption.

The cure of a disease Of a consumpdve
kind necessarily prompts doubt In the
mind, as most people have been taught TO
believe II of an incurabie nature, and as
long as this is believed to be the case, peopl
will be 10th to do anything for its RELIEF
rather trusting to the merciful doings o
nature than to bad doctoring. DR.. keyser
reports two we'll marked cases Of pulmonary
disease, one on Liberty street, and the other
in Manchester; both these persons, II APP
piled 10, will substantiate the facts in a way
so forcible as to put all doubt out Of the
question yet with all this, people daily
yield up their lives to the fell destroyer, &C
counting themselves vanquished at the
first approach of the disease. What We say
To persons Of consumptive habit, or with
the disease fastened on their system, is tina
1t costs but trifie to try bottle OF DIR.
KEYsER's LUNG CURE, which will convince
more than columns Of advertising. The
Doctor makes the medicine, and If you wish
can examine your lungs from top to bot
tom, and accurately point out their I'M
healthy places. He may be seen from 9 A.
NJ. until P. NJ, at his new office, i6 Lib
erty street, Pittsburgh. sl.0 per bot
tie. II your druggist does not keep IL,
send five dollars to DIR. Keyser and he will
send four bottles securely boxed, by ex-
press, with full directions how TO use 1t.