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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
DAILY GAZETTE.
Virginia MomIn atIons and Platform.

So la ~ f.s i. i r II
virginia Nominations and Platform.
Ihe Conservatives Of Virginia, completed
tne,k IN llpMln4 tlons yesterday. The ticket Is
nQHSsfaS Goseth0E GepsrsI JAMES LAWSON
kH4EEE ] for Lieulenant Governor. Col.
k6BERf E. WITHERs, ~ ?. '.sa'''
= . ssis TAE rLArFonM a y ahBf
We the representatives of tho Comm ON
WAN Z Flrgihih u bp4ye yehtIonI assbhi6led
~ aeelareI First. That q cDhtkast bf lie 6O.
uluon Oh virginia under conservative govern
Hels VI % M cOni Zion lOf the Southern States
winch nave been under radical rTlle. iIIuStrates
she Mlsqom Or the people OF Virginia in the
auOpu0n % their plan OF State policy, and de.
monstrates the necessity OF Continuing the
keWeL&Qltl tle StAf8 GovaInmensint the eOntIol
S'I. o. We conservative people Of this Common
"e9NA~3 slGJ YsGA3 Hfl " ,e8niGltJh
Second. That the chief purpose Of the Con-
sstayaslye 0f Virginia is 20 0secuEe tOeYery
clel1en q tllS Commonwealth, whether ma
NVo % adOpted, Of the white or cOlOred race.
sxac. S1le lnh ftlay justlces and 70 prOm0te.
os mise Senagacsnk legislation, the prosperity
Ihlnk iInH the Conservative bhftv 0f va
glnlas elselelmlrgia ian plirpDse 81 n6stiiIty 70
tenerai Grant, win tuda ab II SfIaiiy IN
nls emcial actI0hs aid viii ECO. opef-
atS.5lh every measure Of hil IhistrtiOn
Nnle1 may be baneflcent ~ IA d6sI6D and cal
- PANtfsygpls OF Tile DoOOIo.
sna 70 cultivate the sentiments OF goodwill
petween the different sections Of the Union,
purth. That the interest Of q large secliok n
~ Unions no less sthan those Of Virginia. de-
niand The speedy, enlargement and completion ol
theefeat James river aud KanaWha water lIne.
that should connect the waters ofthe Ohio with
those ofthe Chesapeake, AffordinR to the leeminu
p2Rnlaiion Of the West cheap, 4ranspoitalion d
their products to the points of Shipment and
marts OF trade in the East. The completion. bv
the Government, of thus great design OF Georee
Washington would be an additional bond Of un-
ign between two communities whose prodpels
would pass over the line Of the great national
WoHkg> 9rnoS-Nrs
Itsh. We recognlze al fundamental political
that upon the intelligence and virture Of
its PeQplg must rest thg proaperifyH pow6r 5aId
psf enaiqsnee q gtats We poi1t with pfise
10 The saecessi6l Establishment and proeress N
OF the free school system Of Virginia. inauQur-
ated and concluded under circumstances of Decu-
liar difficulty for WhiAh tWa are indebted 10 the
wisdom ana zealtd a Conser Val I've Slate (jov-
ernmeni. Liberal provision ought to be con-
tinpe9 fG thR and lextehsion ofthe free
SCHOOLS Tor the white and colored respectively.
Besolutions were passed declaring the late oy-
ster law oppresgiye and unjmt, and deserving
coTreciion By legislative enactment; CHANGING
-hg plan Of city and county party organization,
snd providing only for thre resilient members
atthe State EEeGtiYe Qommi.tea.nT N,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

The State Camp OF Pennsylvania Of the Pa
trlotic Order Sons Of America viii hold rs an
nual session in Wilkesbarre next week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

lIhed dtate IG0nEe lion iOk The CAtholi6 TIeIi
neE0lsgt 9nlong gat g vi h. incl sVest
tetqay agtey tlInk 8bfee ] ~ ilite, 0f Hi.
g9glpnlI y AZ ScEant0n
% aco Tor holding the Hta "a fJ0nvan-
ton neMt year. Tho close Of tlleI eassIOu Vsaai
marked by o grand tfVals at A rfleulk6fiSiI
i. t,sEli lleh As Py about 1000 pefl
eis ~ gTigggFs hGeilsp .s7g5- y1soo5Y iasle
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

On WednesdaNnlght sin disguised men entered
the house Of Robert Allen, o wealthy faTmer' an
Iqll q boto, Kys5 al len and isi1 ~ I 81
@elle llenE were ekened by the tliieYe1 tiI 4
afioncc eOmmeneed tiing & al then1a sA;llelI ~, '
shot in the thigh and hls nephew IN klie I,fSasf NJ
Both eseap W rbad. 8ief6 tfe Young iRan's
dead BODY was tothf slaF u. There
IS no clue 70 The mqEds sIeFE hat tho whole neth-
pesnooa g aroused aud tigDuo search is btiif.
1Is5i4 Xlla.Ga laeaH .bsH bra sIsdH ss9T as31t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

\, hotel stand on the Md. and. Del. RAILROAD M
Ma1r{del, ma Car9iia ednt fafl fLhrse new house
and barn. and ~ acrea at ehod A GOOD ooo
port1nity to make money! sNovIeeS5 optloRsbeSS
Huqdrels9n tho ChfisHEna RiyfTY ii .Fds n M Ssd
ana Taii glying 4Q horse power, halt mile 20 the P
ana and + n Prth tOi No y, w
yl1aDle ass property and now doing proht0q bnSi-
~ 'HoIaE4SoIfg KT1cs
% ig5s ,IAc3 lszn liza Ss1sI Il Ss,.s no A
.,99iIl MOI z0G ss6er "a bl5S 49, ~ I, q
,a5S ae Newark Iron lsoundEyt Aisgood b6siAess
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
ls1BaOCOs; ;AlEB'5gEGA1II STORE.
no. 500 ESGNq s9RERT.rs 7,sy

The underlined having taken The a6oSa stora
1lsplanishddd &c Nilkgan1 fenflke lIsTs sfbst ~
qyQiqeat ~ andg Of oheWiuge and saallbe TobSeSo
end Segars, ls prepared 70 1nrnish his friends nnd
"a public with thing ID his line Ut the vfesf
market rates. Also, on hand Pipes, snuf 10. 81
the best qnaity. The public are invited TO ali and
examine bis superior assortment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
TAX PAYERsT111ETI sSOTTCE..----
~ w IN II0LaIIIa 0II lllIl
CITY AND scRoDn .rAzsEs FOR Is7s

CITY AND scRmn .rEeEs FOR 1873.
The .gpdPFsigneds. Raasixers. of Taxas Far III.
Sl!Y S1 % q NlI b, ct tho city Hail On
49, - a5kst sle mt ay NJ Julys 1913. b6lWegn the
" eS4 " ~ ma ana froin u Gin he
anen, t DuEp pbns 1f re1si3 ia n aSes. y Al
L sleA Sl4ye 4kiiis1nn aaon ali tsaess
l " y Y ~ md pp tbeclQs-t
e "A Sed Ply ss'ta Ia I91I ss t IS M
sFad saa3 T3loALBKAlIDERoCHhN hNDLlRRg :. 81
LIB A 10 9niha1tk kklflkAN ATELIslRH, 81 ssfii55s
82--k<sAs.l2 hna sa.f, Ra8aiFaFs of Taxes, -,
a IA MEETING OF FCORPORATORs of y0IST-s
~, s4n LOAN s ,on, undersigned was
no .o y. - Resgd.te Nm Oh the new bIai,
namely: t 20 give 70 the boti AE the whole amount
~ sIlS 329p aHa ~ the premium with dues
151s S5 SeSSse = n weekly
:aslsSfs ssbsa can MsElhIeHFHNBFEINz sP
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

fgSg dsIN ro42n.dasT 70 yfl9 iaa,hnf eBr
--Duprr, w., , Il New Casfle Gonntv :.
- q tISIcANO1sS a. 3 Cause Of bsrtition.
AZ IN pursuance Of an order Of the chanesllor 4,
~ y; cause meq ~ the February Term. AZ
hi I'M any Hen OF liens afect
4l, yEle McHe Peer MeSTann: Betriei ~ ~
t5flp an,i
MichHeI Otann. San sfC & s{3raan fannS ~ q
nssfae 0agani I'd eeanI f6o6ihs Ssis f5svSis,
Inns. Ellphalet Rollins, Harrafef n sf31s5 = te.,
n ~ lassne.ty Ann OF either OF them
sfea ~ pla VS. g shtBh lpld cause re-
~ "a ~ 4, q .l9aAt -of tho Salne iu Che
sts t9F a qhaaeRt Il ~ Stu,ts
IA, ~ 49,: ~ y. u hnA - and Prove saia
Il I'll ~ tenn 0f fh0 CanTfs
tli.esaEEdn,,as 90 Saoess CIV II fliYB w ~
Jyi-4Od .YaAsAs. Iffs a 49, Tr1stee., i,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
PROPOSALS..
YttEes.
FT'OTT9H1E9IR DEP AEFfMFNTI On WTTNINa

bReL bssi,1 .,as zlMIIMIEGEOEs AUG, l7th. 1873. )
ms sunQeIplgnedsa cOmmitkaa. aekine nnaa. a.
~ Srthe Water W Itch Fire CO.. do kefsby
TIE Fire Department "a fiSndiv fSiSl ~
edo1 gs trem q ninHtesto hours Il for io i Is
Is y. ~ IN Any epmR wialinf 70 cerf M
ny "i please the columns of this
CO sliaW .saci,Lis,IItA MES Q9EILL.
-, - SIG. sTAZEWEEL,
y ~ Ia Sli&ch a9pCy IL. W 4SI0N. Aat3 t4lA.
ed III V!!stsssl o. ALEX, HURST - =.
-, -, t- :, - JAMES iMcCL0SKFY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
80 - 80
{. .l..1G0 saEE aaa fat. a9iRstt.s,.. s,.s. n /.
iR,EYNoLnssA Cos,a...e

lIlsste as Ia. a..
iSEHNoLnssdG CO. ,aasseslsL 4 600
III 1T ol Es Afises Il! ss9sS ON sls'. >,
CONVEY ANgERss RisA4s ESTATE tBRbKEas
oer the tglowins very sds4iraBlsg for
~ s1ist 'ihs4fhss99i ~ o5sal 70 .skia 0St ni
csr iit roduas..i% sota 4. %SIsi Sgs LAX
ses, Eate closets 40. corner Jee
AAIsia sfJgps EaisNo1 2.a4 ,iss1 s. ss GslA a.
80 kalsald a5TeS glA ts,e3 hus saiElauCf ssod5
Igase dp Sbrugo S eee ASair Ai sS h ss;sa
ede rooms and out tch en- v6fy nice ~
V4sSP anf On easy terJnel 4jf14 leN Is 6dis sllI
e{ re 9e Stensi9q front house. With gas.
o. 2n Harrison treet-IieKF liai-
Ssnta ee eity hvs seiy 81 With
Sa4 ~. .aSa L54gsS'-eNos 500 sssd. AliH yiisalE
NJ r. sIeel st9ra nnd dweephee ohnE o. Ais
46o staRds nth efYs viii bn inoia for
Ealnos svIsesl, 5atSegT 'ssr
s.Aa ehofeoi MatHet stfect yiaaSi tSll h 'gs.
gae e. hsehaae. ttci;ia really IfHifaf hdu ti
tarodTnrylow and on easy itasratlS sss ssY w s1
x ehesn Sisyds4 aif sHS 1Ilt adj hgS
SeTa5k, y Qi kpgse, IS roomsand
son1l1s ssgTs III rsgI .y t1 mil s!a ieTy tY #
ota outA sLnqp itgets olS6ysi iyS
49, " 'ssser HlNss' sNnieAdsns e1Il sIom 9Gesa
sblendii bhifdine lot, s5x on n SiSt si4
SIoet' near Washington. This will Be brolit Ado
10y 20 ouy. as tho buteding Vf Washington street
tbs Hfie ~ % fcs of viii GyopR Iatvedee
A.9Ssb AlidG a lss4aA No, iGzeLisas. si slssT
ahAShinttop q rect Joty seEk sFss6 aida b. trssu
AsgAtlaIm NbtASS very fA9ieag II 70 $40 m ai
ctsef bSttoH 1aha hai9SaT .SSTS eati MFG
ironI eWark, D9is; st2ne hon So I'd -
t}4aaa!Ao 3 sf2lcs iTIs3Si cia ,itii9k S1stes
i1s49 oDtai o. ssll.g ysbI.ssG sd3 ri s1sl3 -.
g. = -..ufis9n9 ybHNosl lRsisssqoIg ei Istfsas7ss
b.SiAio q y rf9fJ4s4qgq sLoa Fial al ssnspfIc ~
s4A eg1 ". a.Is % sIaNQ. l3s 81 hs2agqsa-sI s1sV
Nv v near S9ldjsEs Nome,
9df saIssb 20 bai1la9 YIN saois1s5o sstIs.vs
s,As 9in sinsanasai fs6lI5f sdt ie np;allsinilnln
tosa oa lJlI its bteAd HsGr agity r. deBo4f
~ -gayo:ib elgT z 5sif sasbi5ti
A.t. !! 81 s+95 gNOsl6zI 9cc 81 kua .ysIe m
- MstsT b9Mer o. e0 horse capacity, on the new
.! ~ lalnng ,Wnite Gay Cfaek. at Thompsopls Sta
In2a 1ss On ~ tho Repagyl De 80
yafds heaA race 70 gards tai rae &: IA M on
Toqd siding no l5auiipg 0t Iinas Of 81 Riif
load and uitloaf into III hi H door, iira
nSaFy nS y expense StFOngfndHse be 50
Gu 70 ouAsfi'1 nA ,diIt1SI ,cs7la EsY ,dcta5s q
a1su,auR.. NO "
A hotel stand on the Md. and Dei Roii-ood 80
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e sas s1Ss5lP Ell9 a 90

!, JOHN .0tFMFST Ney. OastlS oou1tys a.:
,ba Rarsn anee or an order o ghs ~,
III ii aDoHe cause. made at TIE er B
Sr W .tiss
SaSiE ~ 2 =, ,sJ84 Nio b az
ssle cause 01aidby ZIG ed n IS .aSn
ssyrS FSsss9 gQflA the nature and ald 4, AZ fha
NV Tl9tt3 tn RegiaterriM iChkncaTt fo,
MY % n y m Der a. D.. 1873. and to appaaF AMI
prove aald lien or liens at the ensuins tern ~ Az
dSy 81 re Elstas ufsrhe Court ON the third
iySl-t sepr GEoRG GRAY frasstss g
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

IN y ~ Al persogs engaged in doing, BuSi
=, 81 that the provide t si
~ s1all procure the License. on ~ bsral ~
T.Sny @ Eeas9ns nave noglaetedt0 do 80 al fbis dat
Of grace SIiowsS sas b e the same as the time
ire issued fo M ~
= ~ aa5 tie Peacs at NV 1as y
~ !. Sc & llmlng gt6n Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

n gflSs1z 1,t 4qe Normandie at his Sfors ~
LIZ eeUf anu alsoaAt th6 bS -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
z OUN17llEV6 E0Rlls ass 0GlNf10aI.

s.by q vote fth5 members Of fha Y om,;,, q ~ !.
~ held at their rooms = ~ ffe svs
& ~ an sne aot1 inst It was voted unaninioreiv -
ing With the mOat11 - I,s,e ~" SsoSA, eommenc-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
: eARRsTO RHEsPIRR.DEpARTatFmr

Jha akksllsass aggSaltas ID Ihs plpaf Wednss-
6SkiE6s5 1tt+gso Wite9nS signature was evidently
ffss authority Of tbe
eas1lf ltfl.9 'sssGAfr. a. TAzEWt WtRfSI. FL e. ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

~, ION b6 IA Xxx I'M ~ sTGHdE TIE WILMENG-
mn. mn, ~ t,.tA~S WfLlHNcfoN. -4t51st i a1ezs sii
Ine directors of the Wilmington Coal das g.
1,r * " Three Do Lars
iAa,1 a,,15 AAlEiSi sgSJ.
skz & .sisas1 sssS 800 Shipisy Street:
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not send correspondence in open mails
through the Netherlands. - - : :,
4. The 10 cents rate on letters for tbe
west Indies applies only to those islands
with which the United States have al
rect steamship communication. such as
st. Thomas, Havana, etc. If letters. are
sent through the British Packet Office
at st. Thomas or Havana they are sinh
1eet to a postage Of 10 cents per half
ounce. repayment in both cases com
pulsory. Chronicle. -. 2,>,O : :
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$50 miles.
saving over the Central route

Saving over the Central route 20 miles.
saving over the Erie route 81 miles.
This difference of distance ia favor OF
the Midland route must always enable II
TO compete with the other lines advanta-
geOu-Iy as to freight, and ought TO give il
other lire. The early completion of the
Western Extension. from SclplO Centre to
Buffalo. Is ensured by the subscriptions OF
capitalists to syndicate formed to pur-
chase s5,00D,O00 OF bonds from the COmpa-
ny. The syndicate has guaranteed to ad-
vance further means, IL wanted. TO COM
plcte this road. we offer for "A short time,
New York * Oswego Midland Railway Cos
First Mortgage Seven Per Cent. Gold
Bonds. western Extension. at 81 IL and
accrued interest IN currency.
We are sole agents for selling Jersey City
& Albany Railroad COmpany's per cent.
gold bonds at 80 and interest in currency.
This road Is ROW in operation from jersey
City to TappantOwn, ii distance Of twenty
four miles Nine miles further are graded.
on which iron is being laid. The road viii
be completed to Haversuraw within year.
These bonds are only issued on completed
road.
speciality will be made of the stock
and bonds of the following companies
New York & Oswego Midland Railway
Company, New Jersey Midland Railway
Company. Montclair Railway Company,
and jersey City 4 Albany Railroad Com
pany. We have now on hand a limited
supply of these bonds
All bonds and stocks known in this mar
ket, Will be bought and sold, for cash, ON
orders for investors or dealers. We solicit
permanent correspondents and agents Tor
the sale OF these bonds.
ID. l.. CULVER & CO., Bankers,
aug2lw4 . Nassau St. New \ DIRK.
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Aeu, advertisements.

for the Bartram sewing Machine. made at
Danbury, CT. The latest and best. Tue
sti1lest, fastest and easiest lock stitch, self
setting, straight needle machine in the
market. Better terms than any company.
Address, BARTRAAl Il FANT0N Mfg Co,
JOHN A. DODGE, General Agent, Dan
bury, Conn. aug6w4
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STOCKS AND BONDS FOR CASH.
2. 0. BOZ -. 80. >, NAssAr srnrrr.

The Midland Railway is an enterprise of
national importance, and the stock and
bonds soon to be placed upon the princi-
pal stock exchanges, viii be as freely dealt
IN as are those of the New York Central,
Erie and Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Companies. Five hundred and eighty
eight miles of its railroad are now conn
pieued and in operation. Continuous
trains are running from New York TO Os-
wego. and on the Western Extension. to-
wards Buffalo, the Company is running
trains - miles; the remainder of the dis
lance, 10 miles, TO Buffalo, Is in course of
rapid construction, and il viii be COM
pleted within one year. The New York
and Oswego Midland Railway viii be one
or the most profitable trunk lines running
ont IF Nquy YORK
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4 Work of Intense Interest and Intrinsic
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BY the gifted son of the famoHs '.Peter
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sea, Diving. Dredging, Telegraphing, &c,
235 spirited illustrations. Agents just
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& 5. % 0 o o o o .

We confidently believe that fifty
lions Of dollars will be made by the
and bondhOlders in this road within
years by the rise in the value OF the
erty.
The selli2g value Of the stock
and bonds of the New York
Central and Hudson River
Railroad is over, Si06.
The selling value Of the stock
and bonds ofthe Midland Rail-
way Companies. including SUI
ficient to complete single
track to Buffalo, and double
track east of Middletown. IS SCI
Length of New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad. from
New York Central depot 10
Buffalo. 45j ]
Length OF the Midland Railway.
jersey City to Buffalo, via
AOHtclair, $50 J
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT
Wonderful Success accomplished i!
FECTION
In the new
a. FvDTnA CERI Ma MA HJ ~ r.
AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE

Acknowledged by honest rivals, and all
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The most durable and perfect lock-stitch
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pn Active and reliable Agents wanted
to buy and sell the above Machines. IN ali
in principal cities and towns IN New Eng
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Extract of Roots and Herbs which al
most invariably cure the following com
plants =
DYSPEPSIA. Heart Burn, Liver Com
ing few bottles
LAssITUDE, Low Spirits and Sinking Sem
sation cured at once.
ERUPTIoNs, Pimples, Blotches and all
impurities of the blood, bursting through
the skin or otherwise, cured readily by
following the directions on the bottle
For KIDNEY, Bladder and Urinary de-
engagements it has no equal; one bottle
viii convince the most scepticaL
WORMS, expelled from the system with
out the least difficulty; a few bottles are
sufficient for the most obstinate case.
PILES; one bottle has cured the most
difficult case when all other remedies fal4eo
NERVOUS DIFFIcULTIEs: Neuralgia,
Headache, &c, eased Immediately.
RHEUMATISM, SweIIed joints, and all
Scrofuiar Affections, removed or greatly
relieved by tins invaluable medicine.
BRoNcHITIs, Catarrh, Commissions and
Mysteries cured or much relieved.
DIFFICULT BREATHHG, Pain in the
Lungs, side and Chest, almost invariably
cured by taking few bottles Of the qua
ker Bitters.
FEMALE DIFFICULTIES, so prevalent
among American ladies, yield readily to
this invaluable medicine, the Quaker Bit
ters-
BILIOUS, Remittent and Intermittent Fe-
vers, so prevalent in many parts OF our
country completely eradicated by the use
of the Quaker Bitters.
THE AGED find in the Quaker Bitters
Just the article they stand IN need Of IN
their declining years. it quickens the
blood and cheers the mind, and paYes the
passage down the plane inclined.
No ONE can remain long unwen unless
afflicted with an incurable diseased after
taking a few bottles OF the Quaker Bitters.
Sold GqJ all Druggists and Dealers tn
Medicines.
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DIR. WELLS,
10 PER CENT. NET.

The Iowa Loan and Trust Company VIII
invest money on first-class Real Estate at
10 per cent. interest, net, payable seIni-an-
the collection OF an loans made through
its agency. Ali charges paid by the bOr-
rover. Please write, before investing, for
New York and New England references.
ard full particulars. Samuel Merrill. date
Governor Of Iowa. President. Address
JAMES i. HBARTw ELL, Sec'y, Drawer l67,
Des MOines, Iowa. augGw4
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white hats worn in the country by young
ladies Those with black striped Dor
ders and fringe are also very stylish.
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the highest commendation from all, and
will always render satisfaction. - q :
Nos; tsE,s RI e.. Cents.
i, Cures Fevers, congestion, infiamma-
2, Worms, worm fever, worm collie, Is
s. Crylng-colie OF teething of in
4, {" Diarrhea, ofchildren or adults, IS
., Dysentery, gr1ping bilious collie, 25
Q, Oholera-mOrbus, vomiting, 25
Z, Coughs, colds, bronchitis, a5
:, Neuralgia, toothache, faceache, 25
" headaches, sick headache, YER
10, g Dyspepsia, bilious stomach, Is
II, suppressed, or painful periods, Is
II, . Whites, too profuse periods, %
~, Group, cough, difficult breathing25
Id, salt rheum, erysipelas, erup-
Il, Rheumatism, rheumatic pains, Is
10, - Fever and ague. chill fever,
IL, Piles, blind If bleeding, SO
Is, Ophthalmy, and sore or weak
9, Catarrh, acute or chronic, in
..---. - fuenZa, e.. .--s ..'... SO
20, Whooping cough, vtolent
q, g Asthma, oppressed breathing, SO
y, Ear discharges, impaired hear
--.... .-.- ing, .ls-,.... HI. -...-. so
%, Scrofula, enlarged glands, swell
tngs, - . - so
"A, $ General debility, physical
- ~. weakness, p. o-..... so
25, Sea-sickness, sickness from
....r. riding, .... ...-.... so
q, g Kidney disease, gravel, SO
%, Nervous debility, seminal ennis
-.- siOns, involuntary discharge 90
Five boxes, with one 81 vial of
powder, very necessary in T..
-.... serious cases, =..... .s ) 90
90, :" Sore mouth, canker, -...... 80
80, Urinary weakness, wetting bed, so
81, Painful periods, with spasms, so
81, Sutferings at change of life, l 90
S3, s. Epilepsy, spasms, St. Nitus
dance, .....a #-..... .... #..- 90
81, Diphtheria, liberated sore
....... throat, .......- r... $50
--.... ..... FAMILY CASES.
OF 35 to 90 large walls, morocco on ......
rosewood case, containing aspe- .-.
cific tor every known disease a ...... .
family is subject to, and books ..-
OF irections, from $40 to S35
Small er family and travelling cases ...t.-
wit / 20 to 2S Walls, from IS to S.
~ These remedies, by the case or sin
gle bCX, are sent to amy part of the country
by mail or express, free of charge, on re-
ceipt ofthe price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
60, Office and Depot, No. 562 Broadway,
New York. For sale by all druggists
Sold in Rutland, by Francis Fem. & Co,
and A. w. Higgins. sep2leOd&wlV