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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-06

DELEGATES TO THE CONGRESSIONAL CoEvBN-
T1oN.-At meeting of the Conservatives OF
Brookland township, held on Tuesday after.
noon, the following delegates were chosen
to represent the township p in the Congress
sional Nominating Convention: Messrs. j.
B. Young, Thomas Johnston, Joseph r.
Rennie, Joseph G.. Burton. Alternates {:
Messrs. John Z. Broaddus, A. G. Hudgins,
A. O. Holaday, Daniel Z. Gardner.
Delegates TO the County Convention ::
Messrs. D. y, Hanes, NJ. F. Burton, James
r. Redd, Nsgge w. Carter. Alternates ::
DR.. A. Els ae., E. j. Warren, Thomas
Burton, J6Nh Darracott.
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolred, That while the meeting does
not Instruct its delegates as to the person TO
be voted for as the Conservative candidate
for Congress from this district, yet so far as
il can represent the sentiments of the Con-
seryatives of this township, its first choice
for that position is the Hon. Gilbert &.
Walker.
Resolyed, That Samuel P. Waddell is the
first choice of this meeting for the office ct
clerk Of the County Court.
The Conservatives of Fairfield township
have elected the following persons as dele
gates to the District Convention: A. NJ.
Braxton. T. W. Hoenniger, J. L. Grubbs,
William II. Brauer, and NJ. w. Hazle wood.
The following delegates were elected to the
County Convention: P. e. Larus, j. c. Red
wood james NJ. Carter, Thomas WhiteIord,
and J. A. Allen.
The following resolutions were adopted (:
Resolyed, That the delegates elected to
represent the township of Fairfield in the
convention which assemblies in the city of
Richmond on the Goth instant for the pur-
pose Of nominating a candidate for Congress
from the Third District be and they are
hereby instructed to cast their votes for&be
Hon. Gilbert G. Walker, the, choice of this
township for said Congressional nomination;
Resolred, That we do fully endorse and
ratity the action of the Central Committee
OF Richmond in holding primary election,
as by it the great body of the people had an
opportunity of expressing their choice for q
candidate for Congressional honors.
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POLICE Court, Observation-Disclosures j. j..
White presiding.-The following cases
were disposed of:
George w. Jones, charged with unlaw..
fully threatening the lives Of Caroline and
Ellen Jones. aud displaying an axe in loo
close proximity to their heads, was required
to give security for good behavior for six
months in the sum of $500.
Giles Terrell (colored), charged with being
a warrant, was ordered to depart from this
city in twenty-four hours.
Charles 3. Marye. charged with being an
escaped lupatic from the Eastern LunatIc
Asylum. was committed to Jail to await the
action OF the authorities of the asylum from
whence he escaped.
Charles Garnett (colored), for being drunk
and indecent in the market-house, was
fined 81.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. .KEE5EE, 10 A. NJ, general as
sortment OF furniture, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. M., at s. A. Win
stocks loan Office, No. II Fourteenth street,
fne watches, opera aud vest chains, diamond
rings, diamond buttons, &c.
RICHARDSON CO., p. NJ, two building lots
on Pine and Laurel Streets
II. MCCORMICK, 10 A. NJ. assortment OF house
hold and kitchen furniture, &c.
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ME- PHOTOGRAPHY I'VE respectfully

n PIOTOGRAPHY.--We respectfully
announce The public generally that we have pur-
chased the elegantly arranged Photographic Gallery
formerly occupied by MIR W. 6. K. Frayser, and
more recently by Messrs. Nj. j. Powers i Co., at
No l0ll Main street, opposite the post-otice. The
Gallery has had many valuable improvements add
scd and feel confident, with our practical eIpe-
rience we can promise perfect satisfaction to all
who may favor us with their patronage.
Duplicates OF negatives heretofore made at this
establishment can be had ut any time.
Our prices are reasonable.
Visitors are always welcome, whether they desire
to sit for pictures or not.
f. S. LUMPkIN 6 CO.,
iy1S-lm opposite the post-ofllce.
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SCHU TEEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL
- SUMNER RETREAT, FINE seen ERr,
&C. &C. ThS beautiful Park having been re-
Gently lxcd up and put In thorough order, Is for
rent 10 Lodges. Orders, private parties, &C., &c
Being on th. bank OF The river. 1t commands The
finest view Of any establishment of Its hind near
the city. There is on the ground 4 new and Gle
CANT pavilion for dinciug, &c.
The Park Is open daily for the reception of vlsi-
tors. No pains nor expense have been spared TO
make 1t The equal Of any place OF amusement n the
city. Good order will be strictly enforced. Apply
on the grounds, or through post-oifice box ~.
YUESdLIkG Il CO.,
lie 25-3m Propri etorS.
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CHURCH HILL TTEMs.-The members OF
Chickahominy Tribe. |. o. r. NJ, will enter
tain their wives and sweethearts on Friday
evening next with an ice-cream feast, at
Springfield Hall.
The picnic and excursion of the Union
Station Sunday school took place yesterday,
and a large number avaied themselves of the
occasion to enjoy trip down the James.
A tableaux, consisting of several interest
ing scenes, given by a number of young
lsdies, came off at the residence of MIR. W.
j. Westwood on Tuesday evening.
Rev. K. II. Mullen Is quite sick, but his
condition is improved within the past few
days.
Twenty-seventh street between Marshall
and Clay is being graded and improved. MIR.
Higgins is doing the work.
An effort is being made by Leigh.Street
Baptist church to raise funds to aid the poor
of the church during the coming winter.
An excursion and picnic will shortly take
place, the proceeds OF which will be devoted
to that purpose.
a new hall will shortly be built on the
corner of Marshall and Twenty-fifth streets,
which will be a great convenience TO the
public. It will be occupied as school, and
at night can be used for public meetings.
Broad street from Twenty-third to Fwen-
ty.tifth has been substantially and neatly
paved with granite and covered with stone
dust, then passed over by the street-roller,
and is one of the neatest jobs Of the kind in
the city. The extreme western end of Broad
street has also been much improved, and all
that is now needed is to extend the street
through TO Chimborazo.
A good thing: The late excursion OF
Chickahominv Tribe neted over $3.50 clear
profit. 1t will be used for benevolent pur-
poses.
Damon Lodge. Knights Of Pythias, will
consider the endowment plan at the regular
meeting tomorrow uight.
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MEETING OF THE BAR.--A meeting of the
Richmond bar was held yesterday morning
in the Circuit Courtroom to take suitable
action relative to the death Of Mr.. Charles &.
Moore. Mr.. James Lyons presided, and ap-
propriate and highly eu!ogistic resolutions
were alnnted.
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BowLER'S CREAM ALE AND PoRTER.-The
steady and increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced Mr.. BOWLER 10
arrange with the wel-known firm Of w. ID. Blair
& Co. to supply his family trade. Mr. Louis Euker,
700 Broad street. supplies BowIer's Ale and Porter
In bottles. Orders from The trade TO HENRY Bow
LER, Spring Park Brewery, promptly filed
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A New PosT OFFICE IN HESRIco.-A post
office has been established at Westhampton,
Henrico county, six miles from Richmond,
on tie Westham road at the point where
the road to the Short Pump leaves it. The
mails will so up from this city on each Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday. This post
office being in the county in which the Rich
mond papers are published, no postage will
be charged subscribers who get them at this
office
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LEE GALLERY.-IoHS W. DAVIES. 920 EAST
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-Some recent
specimens OF photography from this we'l-known
gall.r show a steady Improvement in style and
artistic skin, and we commend it to the patronage
of the public generally Central PRESBYTERIAN,
February 4, 1874.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
1'O THE PLEASURE RIDERS

i OF THE cry.
TIE RICHMOND AND HENkICO TURNPIKE E
Is now open to the public for four miles, and we
have very cheap tolls and good road, hope tue
citizens Of Richmond who have been using the road
for the pa year will continue 10 do Citizens not
k,owing where 10 lind the road will 90 out Second
street from ShOckoe Hill. and seventeenth street
from Church Hl both streets leading into the turn
pike They will also ilnd on the road three ~ tine
springs to get water from without trouble, ana fine
woods to drive through, taO miles from the city.
By going Out the Richmond and Henrico Turnpike
YOU have three other roads To return TO the city,
avoiding the necessity ofcoming back the way.
TOLLS:
One-horse buggy over the road. .............. Sc.
One horse buggy over The road and return.... DC.
Two-orse buggy. Carriage, &c, over the road 10c.
Two-horse buggy, carriage, &C., over the road
Season tickets can be had At the gates for IS mo-
ney to be spent In Improving the road.
~ 2S-eodlmN W. =. rDMOSt', President.
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BALTIMORE ExcURsIoNIsTs.-Onn next Sat
urday night the colored people of Balli-
more, to the number of several hundred,
will start on an excursion to this city
over the Baltimore and Potomac railroad.
The excursionists will arrive here Sunday
morning, and will leave on their return Sum
day niphL.
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DIZZY GODDA.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

GO FOR BARGAINS!
We have still too many goods on hand, and but
two weeks longer to sell them
AT AND BELOW COST.
on account of consolidation OF JUL1U5& ISAAC
SICLE.
sYCLE BROIHtRs.
Some more of those solid ALPACAS, suitable Tor
fall and winter, At 2Oc.;
Onlya few pieces OF GRASS CLOTH left, at 12h
cents: better call a. once
Large stock of WHITE aud COLORED ELAN
NELS;
CASHMERE for men ar bows:
Bucks RUI GAUNTLETS at 73c.;
A large lot THREAD GAUNTLErS at aye.
We have. In fact. everything which IL Kept IN
rst-ciass dry goods house. aud amongst them GOOD
many goods suitable for the coming season. All III
need sf such sods would do well 10 call on
JULIUS SfCLE,
4l5 Broad street: aud
ISAAC SYCLE.
429 Broad street.
New firm to be known September lst as
su4Iw SYCLE BROTHERS.
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FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches, 1ewery. slverTare, &c. Call at A. HAIR
R1s's Loan Ofice, ! 322 Main street, and you will
learn all about 1t. Ali transactions strictly CONT
~
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMoND PoST-OFFICE AUGUST D, 1S74.-Lu-
cinda Carter (care of Charles Carter), Ce-
dur street, New Bedford, Mass. W. Ii. Gill
ham, Southern FertilZing Company, Rich
mond, Va; Miss Kate Gnvenator, 5l5 Eigh-
teenth street, Richmond; L. Levy, Rich.
mond; Meade & Baker, Richmond, Va; G..
W. Rourle, 10G Cary street, Richmond, Va;
Colonel John B. Tabb, Richmond.
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Fine Eating Pears at PIZZtSI'S.

II you wish your hair ceau and restored TO lis
natural color, try FERIANDINIS MAGIC WATER.
warranted to be the best in use. Uscd by a great
many, and invariably approved. Price only 81
bottle, at 613 Broad street.
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TRANSFER PRISTING-ISKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-bills, &c. Can be copied
in the ordinary letterprcss book. Send your orders
for printing these inks, and for all other descrp-
tIons of printing, to til DisDdtch PrintinR-Hous
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THURSDAY. 6, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER To-DAY.-From our re-
ports hts morning the probabilities are that
the ,oeather today ,1iN be partly cloudy.
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For GOOD CLOTHES and cheap prices call at 1900
Main street.
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TRANSFER PRIETISG-1EKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to be done in these inks TO the Dis
patch Prlntng-House.
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mERrINas.

TlHE REGULAR SEMLMONTHLY
Z meeting Of The NJ 5RCHAETS AND MECHAN-
Us BUILDING FUND AND LOAN ASsOCIA-
TtON will be held at the Office OF Z. L. Railway,
Esq, THIS Thursday LV GNlNG at 8 O'Clock.
au 8-1tt f.. ID. MOORE. ST cretary.
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THE LATEST STYLES "A stock OK the latest
styles In ckties, scarfs, &C.. may be seen at f. b.
SPENCE SONS, 1900 Main street.
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HEADQUARTERS F COMPANY,
Ill FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT, RICH q
MONp, August s, lS74.-Ihe members Of this III
company will meet at the arnory THIS Thurs II
day) EVENING At 81 O'clock for dril and impol Z
ant business. Every member Is ordered to be pre-
sent. BY order of Captain CLARKE.
X. H. GILLIAN,
au Gilt Orderly Sergeant.
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RvoHs, STATIONERY, DC.

ATE AND POPULAR He EFT
IL MUSIC.
Do You Think Could Forget Thee. Price, 23c:
Little Sweetheart Come aud Kiss Me. Price, 3uc.
Am Waiting My Darling for Thee Price, 23c.
Where's kosanna Gone. Price, Z3c.
Silyery Waves. Price, SIC.
DIV a Face at the Window. Price, 15c.
Blue Danube Waltzes. Price, orc
Old Black Joe. Price, 23c.
Always on hand the ,r
LATEST SHEET MUSIC. NOVELS, MAGA-
ZINES, &C.
MIjsIcAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS,
dealers and Teachers allowed onethird discount
on all orders for sheet music ,.e,,>-
News and Music Dealer,
,,1 oodo+ glS Main street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY ca
IL AUGUST 9Th, l974.-Eyery member ofH
this company who propose 10 participate In the lN
excursion to the Springs, will report In full dress
uniform, at the armory. THIS Thursday NIGH 1
desire TO 80 will report At same time and place. by
order OF CAPTAIN ANDERSON.
4
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THE GUARD OF THE CoMMoSwEALTH.-This
fine company of Richmond volunteers has
decided to 20 to the White Sulphur Springs
for their summer encampment on Friday
next,
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RRMoyAL.-A HARRIS's Loan Office (estabisheo
In 1860 has been removed TO 1922 Main street.
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Go to PIzzINI's and get some OF those soft and
juicy Peaches.
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THE CHEAPEST CLOTHING in the city Is at f.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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County CoURT.-This court was not In
session yesterday. Ismeets again to-day.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
Wednesday, August 5th
8 A. NJ. L. III. I. ID.
"a SO SU
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QUALIrlED.-Mr. P. r. Bowles has quail
fed before Judge +. c. Minor, OF the Hen
rico County Court, as notary public.
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NAYLOR'S SPRINGS,
sometimes called
MAssANUrTA SPRINGS,
four miles from Harrisonburg, Va.

Comfortable accommodations have been provided
at this place for limited number Of boarders and
the hotel Is now open for fhe reception Of visitors
The mineral water has performed the most ssto -.
ishiDg aud remarkable cures In many chronic naa-
dies and in forms aud conditions OF di sease which
would generally be considered incarabie sy medical
treatment. - 49, s-s..- 4 ..11sr,S
1t is prominently Alternative, tonic, aiurptic. and
depuralye in irs action, and admirably adapted to
the treatment Of diseases OF the digestive organs,
the lungs kidaeys, skin, and the urinsry and Seae-
ratiye organs s5Gs
The worst forms of dyspepsia and liver disease
have been entirely cured by It. u has been trfei Ia
numerous cases of AGUE AND FEVER, and has never
been known 10 fall 10 effect cure. k
Brghts disease Of tue Kidneys, scrofula, cu,a-
ueous affections, eyes aud diseases OF the Kid
neys. bladder, urethra, and uteras have all tecn.
cured by It
AS tonic and invlgorative 1t Is unrvalled. I'm It's
power thorougbly eradicate from the human sys-
lem the deeply rooted diseases and 10 rc.esfao
lish In the most enfeebed constitutions vigorous
health II is confidently believed To have no supe-
rlor, IT, indeed, Ii bas any equal, among the mine.
raj waters Of the world.
This place Is situated In the Valley Of Virginia,
In high and healthy reglon,an The climate u
pleasant and salubrious
Passengers leaving Richmond. Va, Baltimore,
Md. Washington, ID. G., on the morning cars viii
reach Tay lorS Spring the same afternoon before
dark.
Roard per day, So; per week, 81 !; per month,
$40.
For circular containing letters Of physicians cer-
tlfcates of cures, &C.. write 10 81
j. L. RFFINGER, Proprietor,
iy -aod1 I'm, HarrfsOnbur2. Va.
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CONCORD GRAPEs.-A fine lot OF this deliciou
fruit ut PIZZINl'S.
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nuEE 0SPRiNi,s MECKI .ENRIfRC

BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
ID COUNTY, VA.-RECENr UtSCOvERY OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, deci 1edly impregnar
ted with the celebrated :" Salts OF Ltthia." These
Springs Opcn for the reception OF visitors on Inc
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874.
In most of the chronic forms OF disease regarded
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs enjoy
dcseryeGy high reputation.
In general adaptation andcuratiye power In dis
In chronic intermittent fevers and In all diseases
generated by malarial nolsons, they are without
rival among tn. medicinal waters of America. The
proprietor Is aware that this Is very strong claim,
The public will juoge If 1t be sustained by The tesa-
monials submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have been discovered at this place. One CT
Tonry, of Baltimore, Is decidedly impregnaied Win
the ''Sas Of Lithia," which has given such cele-
brty To the Gettysburg spring In our own country
and TO the Ak "a Chappelle and Virhy waters 0f
the continent OF Europe, and which Is So highly
esteemed iH the medical world as remedy iu
zouI, rheumatism, and In kidney and bladder aifec-
lions.
PENNSYLVANIA, says: "There Is PERHAPS no other
remedy from which equal efficacy may be expected
In the removal or the deposits OF the urate or sodS
In the joiuts and ligament0us tissues In equity pa
tents, and In preventing the deposits In the Sld-
neys and urinary passages"
It may be worthy OF note that this is the only
Spring In Virginia In which this salt Is found
otherwise than the merest trace.
Pamphlets containing analysis. testimonials, &c,
can be had on application 10 Messrs. PuRcELL,
LApD & Co, druggists, or Messrs. W EST, JOHN
sToN 6 Co., booksellers, Main street, Richmond,
Va or by addressing the undersigned Ut Boydtou,
va fan 24-dxw4 THOMAS v. GOOOE.
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CLOTHING AT C0ST.

Fresh and fine Fruits Of a3l kinds may be found
az pIZZINTS.
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STATE TREAsURY.-The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was S295,GI1.4S.
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r ICORiCE PASTE-"F. R.," "EA.
il TRan-now receiving direct from the United
states bonded warehouse The undersigned soilct
the attention OF tobacco to tne aDose
grestiy-Imnroyed brand OF SPANISH LlCDRlCE,
which having been brought 10 high degree or per
fecton is confidently offered rs cG,nblnlng all the
essentials OF frsi.ciass article; Eor sais ~
- Agents.
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AmIlnwltd @ispatth.

TTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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1907 MAIN STREET,

preparatory to the coming fall trade, offer from
this dae their entire stock of spring and sum-
mer clothing, embracing many goods suitable for
fall wear al cost. Boys clothing and broken lines
of mems clothing and furnishing goods they offer
without reference to cost. Such an opportunity to
purchase clothing at low prices Is seldom present.
cd Give them call, and buy fine goods at less than
usual prices Of common goods. Terms strictly
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sUnMER REsOETS

s(yOOD SUMNER BOARD can be bad Ii
NJ private family In Ashland. pleasantly loca-
ted Yard well shaded. Terms, &25 per MONTH
children and servants half price: Address
'.'~>'1 VIRGINS n. s
an 6-1fx Dfspmch o.Hce.
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Taylor report the sale Of 952 acres of land
near Midlothian, to ]. s. Moore, for $4,000.
GRAND EXCURSION its last meeting
Stuart Lodge, /. o. O. F., resolved to have
an excursion to West Point August ooh.
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vETELLE,

THE DELICIOUS PERFUME and lasting
i odor OF The KLOsTEkFRAU COLoGNE es-
tabI,sh IL as the best In the known world u can ne
t a,au " au 3-6tH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-13
FEVER AND AGUe, CHILL FEVER, ETC.

A few months after having conn.,
menced tho manufacture Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, the pro-
prietor began to receive numerous let.
terra from all parts Of the Western aud
Southern States bestowing tile most
unbounded praise upon IL for having
promptly cured the writer's or thelr
friends Of Fever aud hgue. or other
form. of mlasmatlc or malarions dis.
eases. lie was repeatedly urged to
make known the wonderful virtues OF
the Discovery In the cure Of Ague and
Kindred diseases. lie always replied
that 1t wns not Intended for n ''cure
ALL" aud should he recommend II to
the pcople rs n remedy for so many
different forms aud classes OF disease.
he feared those who had never tested
lis virtues would ut once class II among
tho numerous hnmbugs OF the day.
This answer was satisfactory to no one;
they urged TINT the whole country
ought to know II mt once, and ex-
pressed their astonishment ut his indif.
ference to the subject. III, a aud
heart being ut all times open TO the call
of suffering humanity, he has at last,
aftcr having received testimony IRON
hundreds who have been speedily cured
by 1t, and many Of them after qulnla
and all the usual meant had Jailed,
consented to make the matter known.
NEWMAN, jeff. Co., Kan, Jan. O,
ls73.-Du. PIERcE-Dem Sir: llav-
ing used n few bottles Of your Golden
Medical Discovery, aud believing 1t to
be the very best medicine for Chills
and Fever, | wish to buy II by the
dozen, please give me your price for 1t.
REV. Tnos. O'REILLY.