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or@an-%rndcrs are maxim. $40 Il day 1T
Chi:1go.
y Portland firm is sending spruce boards
to Richmond, Va.
st. Louis has secured the photographs OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Spotted Tail.
Mr.. Edwin Adams, who was lately threat
cncd with the loss OF his voice, has derived
great benefit from medical miniStrations.
Greeley hopes to beat us With his low
Dutch and red.moutlled Irish !" says the
Chattanooga Herald, Grant paper.
That story about Missions having Tilted
GIstave Dore is fudge. They never saw
each other in private life but once.
Only eleven firms in New York deal in ma
ho9any wood. Some years since there were
forty.
Otis Warner, who commenced business
supplying ships with chickens, died worth
S1,0On,000.
Mark Twain has secured passage in the
SCOTIA which sails next "Wednesday, and will
make tour OF several months through Eng
land, Scotland, aud Ireland.
The marriage Of two dwarEs took place at
SprlDgtleld, ONO, lately. Ihe bridegroom
stands three feet ten inches high, and the
bride nearly IN inch taller. H.,
A classmate OF Governor b. Gratz Brown
at Yale says that while connected with that
college Governor, Brown wis universally con-
cedcd to be the aLlest writer in it. e
q ~
For having alluded in their pr pers to the
rumors of the secret marriage in this country
of the Grand Duke alexis two Russian edi-
tors have been sentenced to fine and i'm
'prisonment.
y Because the Bishop of. Ohio made bis sap-
pesranee, In Ibis ordinary black walking
dress during g. recent ceremony in West
minister Abbey some regret is expressed by
English clerieal Journals, 5,z
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lnE CoSSlCTInS OF JupGE BARNARD IN
sew YORK A New York letter, speaking
ct Tia" conviction OF Judge Barnard, Of the
superior Court, says:
" The news from Saratoga this afternoon
That the Ring Judge, Barnard. has not only
fNcn convicted, but also disqualified from
holding office in future in this State. il is not
loo much to say meets witha hearty response
tlum the great body OF the community, ire
-r"ctiHc Of political considerations. The
expectation was that the verdict would he
such AS not to deprive the accused Of cligi.
iHllty to any place 10 which his friends might
nominate him. but The Judgment of the
court has spoiled all that. and so whatever
may lie the fate of the other ring magiS-
lratcS who have still TO bc tried, there is an
end At last TO Barnard.
with Barnard turned ont of office, Car
dozo resigned. and McCunu dead. the judi
ciai pillars of Il once powerful combination
are thoroughly destroyed, and the punish
henf which hts Oysrtakcn them, let us hope,
viii he warning to all corrupt and unjust
Judges for all time to come. Barmard's per-
'ohal friends were unprcpmed for 80 sweep
'E.; verdict, and, though never doubling
That he would he removed, they had conf
dtn'ly made up their minds TO compensate
INN by running him for office this fall, but
the disqualification clause puts an cxtin-
2uiSiier on all arrangements of that kind
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= GOUDE, srperin.ente,
LETTER or Dr.. a. N. rAusrIEno1..

F..t
.Tr. Samuel GoOde.: s Isl.
Dear sir,-In response To yonr communicative Ii
gives me pleasure 10 state that have ii,g teasf
fware of the high medicinal qualities or the air-
1t has been matter of surprise to me that wntsrs
possessing snch varied and valuable properties
attended by those seeking the Tecnperatioh OF III,
tured health In the healing Influences of MoGnt.tR
waters. BESIDES the curative waters nature has
conferred upon this spot the most attractive sur
roundnss Of varied physical beauty which, with the
dry pure and bracing air. will be found by hcai
seekers as grateful atlurants TO tue remedial ririuc
The waters are Alum, Sulphur. and Cr,Iybeati..
each highly valuable In certain abnormal conditions
hnatson under proper circumstances widcns the
circle Of their therareutic application. and invests
these Springs with an especial interest for the lnva
The Alum Spring IS most valuable one: IL pre-
sents not the Or'iisr: Alum 1.-THE double Suiphate ui
,nnina apd Potash hnt Is pre-eminently an Iron
potash salt. suppl, cutting the a$trhgcnt virtue
with the most esrnatle tonic power. In addition
the water of this Spring hold, In solution of the
most valuable salts OF magGe-ia lime, and potash.
with Il iarrn percentage of uncombned sulphuric
aud carbouic acids.
The sulphur and Chalybeate Springs contain like
ingredients with the exception of the hydrosul-
plurc acid su,cien in amount to place the former
-pring in the clds Of suphur0uS waters. The car
Donates OF irO", soda aud nlagnesa. and lime, cOi-
taincd In these Springs make their waters pecu-
liary appiicabl" 10 some dis, aced conditions Of the
economy
twill he apparent to all that the waters of the
three Springs adnlIt Of wide range OF remeJia.
application. The will r' found scryiceahle In
chronic Disorder. particularly OF the alimentlrN
canal, respiratory tract AMI genitnurinary organs.
IN arrangements of the liver. indigCStions of the
| stomach and bowels, chronic darrhIa and dysen-
tery and in affections oil the Kidneys. these waters
judiciosly us, d will lie found MS they have proved
highly Serricrahlc. In the various phases of NAL
nutrition embraced IN the terms anemic, churoeis
scrofula equity. and rheumatic. these waters may
he rtScrted To With aSStITailSeS pf RELIEF.
In that large elias If morbid phenomena embraced
In he terms indigestion and dyspepsia these water
will I've found OF great service. They will improve
digestion. rendering the process easy. quick. aiic
thorough. rnrichng thereby the blood, the floating
capital OF the hG'!y. and I'LL the various demands o.
nutrition will bc made upon treasury which vii
| not suffer lis drafts To go tn protest. This Commune
niciuu has airen lily exceeded the limits which hat
Intended and my excuse must be that am iirinl,
convinced Of tile high and estmable qualities of Tic
waters Of these, Springs.
rcmai,I. very respectfully,
lUur OhCicnt servant,
A. NJ IN.
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HUNTING UP TESTIMONY FOR THE GENEVA
CONFERENCE.-THE American consul ut Ha-
iana, Mr.. Hall, and the English consul, Mr..
Dunlapore. arc buSily engaged i'll hunting
up testimony regarding the Alabama claims,
which is TO BIZ submitted to the Geneva arbi-
traitors by telegraph.
The Stonewall Jackson case, the first cap
lures by the Sumter, and the first trips of
the ,blockadc-runner>, are The principal cases
of the investigation.
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Patent CASNoN.--Alr. Marshall Wood, Of
Grccnbricr county, West Va. has received
a patent, assigned to himself and Mr. IhomE :
Mathews, of Lcwi>burI, for the invention Of
the machine gun which with il eight
barrels discharges four hundred and eighty
shots per minute. IL is worked 10y lever.
and being >rlI-!oading, the discharges are
continuous, and ii is ST. constructed Us to
furnish perfect protection to the operator or
gunner from the balls Of The adversary.
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y UNIVERSAL CARAvAS.--A FrcnchuGlu is
Engaged in getting up what he calls Uni
verSal Caravan. He wants to enlist an army
of pilgrims wiling to pay LOO francs i,
month into Il Joint fund for the purpose of
making tour OF the world in three years.
He proposes "rcstS' Of three months c;cll
in Athens, Icddo, and Paris, espccialI!
Paris.
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MURDER or A POsrMAsTER.-Ad from
Southeast Missouri state that Marion Weeks.
postmaster at Rice Hill, Reynolds county,
was. shot and killed by IN unknown party on
saturday lust. 1t is alleged this is another
kukluX case, it being asserted that Weeks
was murdered because he had given infor-
nation to United States Commissioner Stew
art at 1ronton regarding certain persons i'm
plicated in the whipping of Mr.. Callahan
some weeks ago. No arrests have yet been
mudp
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The SHOE BUSINESS AT ST. Louisville
boot and shoe manufacturing business at St.
Louis, although of only three years growth,
is already quite large. There are now seven
and the total sales of manu-
iacturers aud dealers amount to about
$S,S25.0o0 annually. The spring trade
showed IN increase of 30 per" cent. over last
wear,
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The TEXAS CATTLE FEyER.-lt is reported
that the Texas cattle fever has appeared
among some of the herds at Sangamon, Nor
gan county, ILL.,, and although II, yet the dis
ease does not appear to have spread, the, cir
cumstauce has caused quite panic among
the stockmcn.
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a. Bah IsyEsfM Ahotlf tsent y-iiyal
years ago m old man eighty wears old, offI
Wappiiiger's Falls, N. Z, agreed to sell out
The business which he had built mp to fiis
two Partners, provided they would pay him
81 900 a year as lorg as he lived. Thinking
itagood bargain they assented, and although
both the younger partners are dead the old
man has received bis ann,ml income from the
concern till this year. when he yielded up
Ghost at the age Of 104.
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- TIE NoRTH ATLANTIC SQUADRoN.-Rear
Admiral Joseph F. Giers assumed command
of the North Atlantic squadron to-day, and
raised his flag upon the flagship Worcester,
which will probably sail from Boston next
week for the headquarters of3the North Al
sEsiItic SQUADRON & az Z, II 81 4 &. q,
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ErIpEMlc CHOLERA, at present prevailing in
Kussa. Is reported to be OF more moderate
type than the former outbreaks. In kicr,
However, The destruction of life was very
great, and IN 81. Peicrsburgh, at the latest nc
counts, the fatal eases had Increased from
ihirty-onc 10 .cighly-four in one week. In
MOSCOW ihc disease has disappeared, as 40
aratEs have been reported there since July
z''h. The cholera has nevertheless con.
llhued i'll lis path from east to west, has
crossed the frontiers Into Prussia, aud on
July 18th made its appearance in Berlin,
tsiice cases on that day having been reported
III one house, sit,lated in the filshiouable
street "Unter Den Linden The epidemic
y spreading slowly in Berlin, but has not. de-
feioped destructive tendency, s,s.s d
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\ MEMPHIS VENDETTA RENEWED IN THE
OLD WoRID.-Ahout II year ago II. Blu
Chi gnani shot and killed Il man named Louis
Lippi in his confectionery. corner of Second
aud Jefferson streets. Both men were HAL
ianS, the latter. being shoemaker. whose
shop was near Buchignani'S confectionery.
Lippi was talking TO Mrs. Bucligmani about
her husbands brother and his sweetheart. IL
subject which never failed TO excite the
wrath of those worthy people, because Of
some unplcaSintncsS in connection with that
couple. In the course of that conversation
words ran high. and il is alleged that Lippi.
while pleading the cause of the younger
Brrhi-nani. used the most violent and abll-
>ivc language toward the lady, hearing
which Buchignani came forward, took de-
libcrltc aim and fired. killing Lippl almost
Instantly. a preliminary examination WAS
had, and Blchignalli committed to await
trial. which was subsequently had III the
Criminal Court, and the defendant dis
CHARGED. About two months ago BuchiSEani
went 10 Italy Oh Il visit, and while in the
province of Lacca he was fired upon by
three of tho brothers Of Lippi, who had
sworn 10 avcngc their brothers. death.
Their fire was returned by Mr.. Buchignanl
and friend who accompanied him with
deadly effect. one Of the brothers Lippi being
killed outright, and the other two wounded.
BuchiGnani and his friend were unininrcd.
lie will return tn this city about the 10th ui
Ibis month. Memphis tIcmn.) Ledgcr.
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HIytn AND oCEas sTEAMERs.

(tUNARD LINE OF STEAM 1ffFf;TFM
j E,Rs no LIVERPOOL, gu EMS s ssaazsE ks
rUWX. GLASGOW, AND LONnoSils,iktal, ).
FROM NEW YORK, $50: TO NEW iOkk, sss,
IN CURKENCY.-Thc safe. dr5t.class IRON stes ,i
DAY, 18th, am1 SATURDAYS, 2 til add l1ih 81
April. and SATURDAYS. 9TH, lltll, ana lSt ~, %
MAY. aud twice every following Week, from W.
NARDS WHARF, Jersey City. ,,.;st =
CHARLES FHANCKBYN,. !.
ga Agent. New York.
SAMUEL AYRES, Agent, " d
Richmond No. 1920 Main, corner fourteenth street.
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF \ CASE OF DYSPEPSIA.
LIVER DISEASE. RHEUMATISM. AND NEURALGIA,
~ CUMRISATiDS. ~ TILE ALUM AND SULPHUR
WATERS OF TIE sTRfBLfSG SPRINGS. CASE or
E. PENCE. ESQ. \ WELL KNOWN AND HIGHLY
ESTEEMED CITIZEN OF HoCkfSGHAM COUNTY,
VA.
Tlis Is In certify tlat In 1890 came TO the Strt-
ling Springs To try the water for the benefit # my
HEALTH hail then been suffering for three ycJrs
with dyspepsia and liver complaint IL well as rlieu-
Inntisni and neuralgia. WIS reduced tn very lom
,iatr # health. My digestion 80 feeble that
lud been conf cllcd tn live on milk and CRACKERS for
three months: my bowels were constipated, aud my
weight. which in health WAS ljs potuld>, had de-
creased To loo. had been treated 1T different times
without benefit by four pliyslcianS. and the fourth
Or. IiIianis. uI Sridgrwllrr. Rockingham colii-
~. Va pronounced my caEc iucnrabc Ivy medicine
lie recommended the waters of StribliilS Springs
The sulphur and alum COMMUNICATION my relief.
Under the use OF these waters. according "a liis
directions. | improved rapidly. and was entirely
cured OF The dyspepsia aud liver complaint. and
also of the rheumatism and neuralgia. ] can
highly recommend the alum and sulphur waters
for similar s.ISC-. | nScl these waters not COLI
,Inutly. hut at .icrvals during period OF six
week, and when ] left the Springs enjoyed fine
hpIIih Nv digestion was good my bowels regular,
my flesh aid strength bad greatly increased. and
fell n. well US hal ever done In my life. During
the rrriuI OF sixteen years which has elapsed since
lien have generally been well. and ain in good
health now. EMANUEL PENCE.
JJiy 81, iT".
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Mary Harris, who shot the Z treasury clerk
Burroughs, lately made an intellectual at
tempt to commit suicide by drinking laud-
anum.
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Tor NEW YoRK. DIRK, OLD DO % &3Egn

TOR NEW YORK.--0LD Do %3EfM
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY 3
lhe sldt.-ell.el stransinps ULu . nis,lsts
AGARA, ALBEMAPfE and HATTEkAS, Iea
New York for Norfolk, City Point, ana islsi,nn "
very TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAioisIa =
T. : o'clock Z. NJ. =, l,,,,rrx.y
Leave richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
md SUNDAY, n: high tide. -,
These ships are entirely new, J1ey nave eieshhs
.,n,ilS. st,icraOms, and bathrooms. E,.S
The fare, accommodations, and attentl ~. are UNI
surpassed. a, .,,>.,,
crn and European ports. X ~ z =
For further information, appyto
JOHN ". Wyatt, Agent,
Nh gt.oSqPfur ,fggff.
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!
soMErmsg ABOUT THE CHAsaEs IN TIM
BtsToa GauRcHEs "a correspondent Of the
New York Times writing from Boston
sefds That paper the following about the
chHnges In The churches there:
I" Old Boston Ii nearly fursafen. The
rich churches are clustering together at the
fashionable South End. The Catholics are
getting hold Of the downtown sanct,iaries.
This is true of the New North, the Pur.
ehase-Street church (where Ripley. of the
Tribune, preached), South church, and
others. The Murray Uniyersalist church has
gone into the hands of the Baptists. The
Old cockerel church, in which Ralph Waldo
Emerson broke with the Unitarians on the
communion question, is in the hands of the
Melhodists; Channing's church is occupied
oy uade. Brattle-Street, of which Everett
Edwards was pastor, has been pulled down.
The Old South holds its ground. 1t was the
only church that did not abandon the faith of
the Purltans in the Unitarian detection. II
was saved to the orthodox cause hy the east
ing vote Of Wendell Philips's father. The
Old South Is the richest congregation in Bos-
ton. 1t has two pastors, the one ultra
southern, the other lifelong Radical Adolf
ZIONIST :, the one Il lover of the socill glass,
the other Stlunch teetotaler Rumor saws
that the two pastors seldom speak. Each
breaches part of tie day in the Old South
and part in mission chapel. All needed in
tcrcourse is held through the deacons The
two popular preachers of the city are Philip
Crooks, of Trinity, and Murray, of Park
street. Murray is not popular with the
ministry. He never exchanges, and seldom
attends ministers meeting. lie is an
athlete, fond OF a good horse, capital
skater. a good swimmer, an angler
OF the first grade, and capital
ri!lc-shot. liberal and independent. There
is Il good deal of talk about the man
ner i'll which Nehemiah Adams has been
treated ly his society. He has been great
power in Boston for years. but he would
grow old. When abroad he was requested
by his people TO resign and make way for Il
younger man. He declined to do so. An
elegant church was built by his people while
lie was away. and 4 colleague settled. His
people were mean enough on his return to
request him not to occupy the pulpit. Kirk,
once great light in Boston, is now blind.
The old church where LYMAN Becrher thln-
dered, and where Lowell Mason led his
famous choir. has become Rt,alistic, and the
old Bccchcr congregation has passed away
The PresbytcrianS are making Roadway in
Boston. The LARGEST congregation and Sun
day schools belong TO this sect.
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sUnnEH asEsslsIsrs,ss.II
TsHE sTRTBETSG SpRTge sS, IS s.
4 THfETEgs NIL rs FRt,sf ST LINTON

THfKTEES NJ Is FkttAI ST AUNTDSS, 70
IHlsIN M ~ ~ 81 81
are within aneasy dtyts iparney from BAL tfmors.
Nd, Washington. ~. C..aGfI ieEhgna ami Lgbsls,
burg: Tie mineral waters; sfsfiB2 or Ai1iti
Sulphur. and Gf.Iivbeatc SPRINGS. are ninofg tlt
tnnst valuable Known s .,3,;.ss.s. 81
For full nccaan.;or fl,sis 1eiicIdaf and
effects see fheaiiiieaed letters and cert qiteS SEE
cial MI leee. (, - s.3s,,E,. y
..isr TIE remainder ills seaser The following
very low rates vii be charged. IS - liss,f ~
=. Board per day 81 .. 20. ~
BOardper week ......... I2 So At
Board per month 80. -. 40 90 1.
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GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE.
PIANOs. 0RGANS. .xc.

ri,HE PlANO-F0KfE BUSl-sssaSsg%
4 SESs-tFoiH tiH,ir long cxpertcI,cei1 " 81 =
III ills business, the subscribers feel warranted In
saI that no greater advantages be oEered than
they possess. They are agents for two 81 the best
manufacturers GIrkerinS, OF Boston. end hnape
,.EGo. Baltimore. Their prices are thc saiHe Us Tue
NE fair pri .s They will receive old Piai,os on sale
for a commission. They viii move Pianos care
fulfy to any part of the city. ~ s,- rsssf
Tfley will pack Pianos Ia the most secure masinei
I pfAsO STOOLS, PIANO COVERS, and PIANO
a auto - wooDHoUsE & PARIIAsI.
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cHARPE & DOHME'S FLUID En-
~ TRACTS AND ELlXlRS.-Further supplies OF
THESE standard preparations, making our stock very
complete.
PURCELL. LADD & CO.. Druggists.
au 1906 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA CURE
~ sold at MEADE 4 BAKERS
an 20 Drug Store.
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EUREKA DIAPERS sold at
IL MEADE & BAKERS
au2a Drag store.
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TRUSSES sold at
- MEADE & BAKERS
iu ~ Drug store.
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btas wac nv tho Radicals solely
tetise his military fanas 10 pefpetiiate their
party power and he became a willing tool
I'm The hands OF "a corrupt party. That party
had gotten into, power hi tl,ee South. hui
Wholly by fraud fraud upon the ballot.
box. 1. =
Grant being the representative of this
party, we could not go for him; but, how
ever obnoxious Greeley may have been Ii, the
past, he was now the representative OF the
party proclaiming the sacredness of the
rights of the States and the people, and
ne who so constrncs the Constitution as to
leave the people rcsiduary leatces of the
powers not conferred by the States TO the
Federal Government, nor reserved to the
states respectively, is entitled to Democratic
support.
The Governor occupied more than two
hours in his speech, which consisted chiefly
I'm exposing the alleged corrupt acts Of the
Administration party. He was listened to
throughout, and often interrupted by ap-
plause.
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! NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. OF;
SAILING
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers hooked 10 and from railw stttlons
or scaports IN England, Ireland, seotlaid NoEwsS,i
Sweden Denmark. Germany. France, H0llana- hei-tt
GUM, and the United Suites.
Cabin fare from New York to London, Liverpool
Glasgow, or Derry. by Wednesday, steamer, sgo
BY Saturdays steamer, $6c and 20.
passengers booked Object from Palermo lemon,
Mcssl,I, and Trieste. to New ork, 49,
Cabin sII0: strerlec, f5a. Payable III CURRENCY y
For further information appIyfo s5i -
HENDERSON BROTHERS. III
Z Bowling Green. N. Y. or ~.
sr j. W. WYATT, Agent, -
ty1am SGoyeruOr street. Richmond, Va. IA
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SHOULDER-BRAC sold at
~ MEADE 4 BAKERS
all % Drug Store.
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uEM,rrAgIE AND kArtD CURE or GEORGE
wEpDERBURN. ESQ. OF I'VE MAshlNGIoa S2$
rRu,T A CENT ENiAS WIDELY AND fANt%
BI.YKNOwS TO TIE PUBLIC.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., July eth. lsie.
S. GOode, Esp:
Dear Sir In reference to the erecfs OF The Sfrib
tIius Snrnr. u,,on me- truly state that WIS
rp.Ir,ratr;l as II hy 4 charm was very inhch u',
Inflated and In fact heard my doctor s;!y That
,uld not live. got ont Of my le,i. went 10 ,,rD
i;n, ,cu,,urd rlrven days. and gained twcnt,
uomu,s rrhis was IN 1857 and have improved ever
l;m,.r Int not sr rapidly. ava pleased to say.
'' Yours respectfully.
GEORGE &. WEDDEgBuRS.
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,rrM,1xarnsts,:p gEnMAS E'S T GcREioR
,uROSic pIAHgHtt.A- CASE OF yG.S.7 wHiIIlSS.
+ HAN. OF LoUIsVIILk.,ki.I' .st'
THE Il IN certify hf during the month OF S0yenl-
chronic ,iiarrEGa. which had been gradually COMING
npo,, me for. SONIC, months. AftihnSn uii1fr ths
very best medical advice oureity oherefl gIaelay
rcv ,nuc wure until tire last Of August 1s6 Wheels
81 the suggestion of my physician and . virginia
frm,t cS5ncffdsd tu visit Strttlns hoping
that might derive some benSdt from the sss tiie
For more than SIX months had constantly asea
astrIngrnts md had To ise them freely torfatn
and coIneiiccd the use OF tif
,hisu wa(er on the 18th discerning Inc astr,nge nn
ihat day. and have Reser i.std theut ence; i IT,
es crrcsI entrrls s alsant
7 would uui,s,itatingsy recGintperd AZ tAcs snl-
iering from eHonic ag eiait.
In,. s,,,i,, q. sliITGtSsiiAaI. n
n Jnsy GOTH an si-St y
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nCOTCH WHISKEY.--TWo puncheons,
- IN bond. imported by us direct from Glasgow.-a
fine article 50 harrels''R. & H.. Whiskey distilled
in tile ralley-ad the advantage OF Two summers
10 btrrels j. G True & Co.'s pure New tEn9a1n,d
tIlslllery loo barrels w. Wallacc'5 pure Mountain
Dew: ..Our own y nnd - slIumes'S" Augusta Rye
Wlllskcy. [Jy 2sJ WM. WALLACE ssN
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