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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-05

taeVy Of AID persons lianla 80 sniiltaryg dnfv
over nineteen years of!age. ief
"a ADRlDs May -Narshal Serrano entpr.ed
t5iloao Saturday. There is great rejoicinii
here over the deliverance of the CITY. Thers
was general illumination Saturday eve.
ming, aud congratnlatory dispatches were
sent to ,Serrano and Concha. az
/ Small attachments Of ChrIists are stirren.
derlng to the Republicans, but the main
body have retreated In great disorder In the
direction Of Guipuzcoa.
AN attempt was made yesterday to assas-
sinate Senior ri y Margah. The man, who
IL rs yet unknown, fred twice at him with
out effect, and then shot and killed himself
MADIuD, May Additional dispatches
from Bilbao state that bodies Of Carlists con-
tinue to surrender themselves in the hope Of
receiving amnesty. ~
Bilbao Is already beginning to resume Its
usual appearance, and trade is reviving.
The Instructions which were placed in the
NerYion, below the city, to prevent the ap-
proach of the Government war vessels have
been removed. @ass'
The man who attempted to assassinate
ri y Margall was an insane priest. He bad
been confined in IN asylum, but was recently
discharged.
England.
LONDON, May At is announced to-day
that the REIMBURSEMENT Of the position Of
" Liberal Whip" by Sir Robert Peel will be
only temporary.
Portugal.
LISBON, May 4.-Much JOY was manifested
BY the citizens Of Lisbon on the entry into
Bilbao Of the Spanish Republican troops.
Crowds Of people, headed by bands of mu-
sic, paraded through the streets shouting
Bilbao and Liberty
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The Revolt OF the Republican Infla.
ti0niafs.

Washington Correspondence New York SUM-
1t Is proposed to hold great mass con-
ventiou at Springfield, H., In June next.
under Republican auspices, to make formal
declaration to the people or the financial
question. Democrats and Independents SYM
psthizing with the objects OF the convention
will be invited to attend from the West and
South, and the East, too, il they will come.
1t is intended that ar. Morton shall lead
Reinforcement by submitting the programme
Of proposed relief in regard TO the currency,
cheap transportation, and other subjects
which are new engaging public attention.
The consequences Of such movement, il
made on the scale now designed, must be to
shiver the Republican organization to pieces,
even before the fall elections would be per-
United to write itA epitaph. That result is,
OF course, foreseen and taken into account
by the managers Of the new enterprise.
Perhaps some OF them are glad OF this mode
OF escape, as 1t opens up to their vision the
chance Of brighter prospect than now ex-
lists in party doomed to certain overthrow.
Other motives are prompting some Of the
actors in this project. Sensible advocates OF
imitation know very well that the present
scheme Is only the beginning of the end.
They admit il this policy be once ipaugu-
rated that it will be followed inevitably by
still greater demands until the currency must
become degraded like that OF the late Con-
federacy, where market-basketful OF Trca-
sury notes would not buy decent dinner.
A Republican senator representing this in.
terest was asked il this course would not
lead to reputation. ''Oh, yes" be answer
ed, "repudiation is what we desire. That
is the short cut to relief"
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The Arkansas ImbroSIlO.

ARREST OF JUDGES OF THE sUPREHB COURT
SERIOUS TROUBLE APPREHySDBD IN coSsE
oUBsCR-BAXTER's SIDE OF THB CASE LAII
BEFORE THE PRESIDENT, &C.
ST.. LOUIS, May "A special to the Demo
crGt from Little Rock says Judges Searle
and Bennett, Of the Supreme Court, were
arrested last night on their arrival by the
Memphis train at Argenta, opposite Little
Rock, BY Captain Williams, acting under the
order of Governor Baxter. ----------..-..
The Judges refused to be arrested without
proper authority, whereupon Captain VIII
liams made O signal AMI band Of armed
men entered the car with cooked revolyers,
and Judges Searle and Bennett were forcibiy
taken from the train, and up to the time the
dispatch WAS written had not been heard oil
in Little Rock. The Supreme Court was to
convene in Little Rock to-day. .....
Judge Stephenson, also Of the Supreme
Court, was on the train, and had his pres
ence been known be, too, would have been
arrested. The affair created great excite.
ment in Brooks's camp, and serious trouble
il apprehended unless Captain Rose, COM
handing the Federal troops, interferes for
the release Of the judges.
WASHINGTON, May 4.--Jndge Rose, special
delegate from Governor Baxter, who had
been in Washington for about week acting
in conjunction with Congressman Wiltshire
and Messrs. Pike and johnson, counsel and
representative for Baxter, left this city TO-
night for st. Louis, thence to Arkansas
having submitted the Baxter side OF the case
TO the President and Attorney General.
Judge Rose to-day received telegram
from Little Rock stating that Baxter hao
nothing to do with the arrest Of the two
judges in Argenta, and that he disavows al
responsibility for the act.
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After forty years, trial 1t Is still receiving the
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Armed with this antidote all climates and changes
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IT is the cheapest purest and best family medis3ae
In the world, F\ ~ -
j. Fl. ZEILIN & CO.,
80 Macon, Ca, and Philade phia-
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MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 4, 1874.

ARR1fhDs
Steamer Transit, Travers, Baltimore, merehan-
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatnm:
Steamer Alliance, Carr, philadelphia, nerchan-
disc and PASSENGERS, '" H. ho SsG YORK. merchau
a,se and m ssengers. George W. Allen & Co.
Schooner A. K. SmyrEe. Flowers, Alexandra,
coal, James River Towing COMPANY PAM, Nov York
sIs Schooner Phiadelphia and Reading Railroad, No.
n, McFadden, Georgetown coai' Campoeh y
Schooner Caspar Heft. spedesor, AeIandrs coal.
coal .PoThaian Iron Works.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
ehandise and passengers. L. e. Iatum, agent
Steamer Empire, Allen, Phlladeiphla, Hlerenan-
oi s1s an aance Carr, Philadelphia, merchan
die and passengers, w. p. Porter, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
sehooner Robert Heaiy, Jones, Baltimore, May 2.
Bark Petita, tGerman), Gat1en, Ne" 1orh'
u" BarE Louis {German), Linz, New York, May1.
Tug Arctic Is reported below bound up with
saws the Schooner Mar, G. Newton, Emmons Bath
She ana dry + n run
to be launched from her present location. =,
Schooner Elizabeth Frances; Collins, hence with
RhITIMORE, May a~-.Irrived, schooner Martha
Innes, Higgins, City. Point. y,
PHILADELPHrA, May 2.-ArrtVed schooner e.
len Holgate, Golding, hence
VINEYARD HAVEN, April 29.-Schooner Gaia
wamteak, Cation, Rockland, for Chickahominy
river, lost jibboom.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NEW JERsRY-LIGHTHoUsR AT HEREFORD IN
LEr-Notice Is hereby given that on and alter Asay
II. 1874, fixed red light win be shown with the
lighthouse recentiy erected at Hereford Inlet, New
fourth order OF the system Of fresne illuminating
a7o degrees The focal plane Is Ok feet above the
ground. and 81 feet above mean low water. inc
irht should be secu In clear weather from the deck
Of vessel feet above the sea, Is nautical mnes
The structure Is wood, and placed IN grove. 9hs
tower surmounts the dwelling, and bolh are paint
ed straw color; the lantern black. The appTe1i'
maze position or the lighthouse is IS foows Lat-
tude 39. 90 north. longitude ~ ~ west. Bearings
and al .tances Of prominent Hghts:ars as ioi,oHs:
&C Cape Heniopen lighthouse, SW. W., 1sh nautt-
&C Cape i May lighthouse. sw.by WxW, sd nautical
Five Fathom Bank l,ghtship, Sc. KS, 121 mutt
Absecom Lighthouse, NE 4 n, 27H nautical
= The Norwegian bark JembyEf1, Barth, AZ thls
MORT: from Liverpool With salt; to Lee, seddop
TO-, has been. chartered 10 load with tobacco 1pi
Cork, with ORDERS
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The mississippi Overflow,

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Mayor of New
Orleans to-day sent the following telegram
to Professor Forschay: You and other
friends of Louisiana must do everything pos.
sible for our sufferers, acting according 10
your own discretion as to the measures Inc
field of suffering by the floods is widening
The gentleman addressed, and e4'doY-
ernors Hebert and Wells and other promi-
ncnt citizens of the flooded district, will soon
issue an address to the people OF the United
States showing the extent Of the calamity
and the necessity for immediate and renewed
efforts for large contributions to relieve sui.
feriug and save human life.
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PROTEST AGAINST TRAILs.-Whatever IS
Objectionable on public street should be
universally abolished, and there is nothing
more offensive to good taste and cleanliness
than what is termed in lady's wardrobe
"trails." For promenade in park or
house costume long dresses are we'll enough,
but to sweep the dirty streets they
are certainly discrediable to the patron
age OF ladies. In this city, where the
open or sidewalk sewerage prevails, it is
conducive to disgusting uncleanliness to see
the rich materials of dress drag through
the dishwater and other running filth of
these sewers. Ladies make crusade upo
dissipated Fashion, and compel her to
shorten the street dress. If she refuses, be
economical and tasteful enough to do ANY
how. Nowhere in the world, among civil
lied nations, does this uncleanIy street
sweeping by ladies so exclusively prevail as
in America. Baltimore american.
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The Tax en- Nsrclsnnts..
3 AHe INK On N0FCMNntH.
rNDrGNATToH MEETING IN fRRbERNKSBuRG -rHR
+ BILL DENOUNCED AND SENATOR AND pslGeATs


IMMIGRATION MEETING IN rRRbsKrEsBuRa THE
+ BILL psNoUNcEp AND SENATOR AND DELEGATE
/ REQUESTED TO RESIGN. y ges-T ~, = fs.4
Especial telegram TO the Dispaseh.l ], +
FREDERICKSBURG, May 4, 1s74.-A large
and enthusiastic meeting Of merchants and
citizens was held here tonight to consult OF
to the proper action to be taken by them In
reference to the tax bill recently passed by
the Legislature. The bill and the Legisla.
turc were denounced in unmeasured terms.
Resolutions were adopted pIedgipg the mer-
chants to resist the tax until the constitu-
tionality Of the bill shall be decided upon by
The courts, meanwhile TO continus business
without license. They call upon Major Lacy
and Senator Herndon to resign their seats,
and request the Governor to call an extra
session Of the Legislature TO reconsider the
present bill, and pass one more acceptable to
the merchants and the people.
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aidshipmen on n CruIse-The Body oi
Captain Grockor Recovered.

ISIFVVEaI IHBp1tCO.J
PORTSMOUTH, VA, May 4.-The Constella-
ton is ordered TO sea on the 18th, taking the
classes Of midshipmen on the annual sum-
mer cruise.
The body Of Captain David Croker, of
the barge Neuse, who was murdered and
thrown overheard in Albenarle Sound by a
mutinous negro, arrived here yesterday after.
noon from Powell's Point, Currituek Sound,
by the steamer Cannon. The body fcatsd
ashore near Powelps Point, and inquest
was held over it on Saturday, and verdict
brought in of murder, &C., which was ap-
parent, as the back of Captain Crocker's
head Was cut open as il with a club.
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Municipal Election In Greensboro

GREENSBORO, n. c., May 4.-Our munich.
pal election passed of quietly to-day. C. P.
Mendenball was elected mayor without OPP
position. Commissioners: North Ward
Seymour Steele, j. W. Albright, and John
w. Payne South Ward-J. T. Rees, W.D.
McAdoo, and D. w. G. Benbow. Three
Republicans and two Conservatives running
on the citizens ticket were elect ed. The
regular Conservative ticket was defeated.
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More Breaks In the Mississippi
LGYee. dc.

MEMPHIS. May A break in the levee
below Prentiss, Miss, is reported, and an
other at Glencoe, while still another is
hourly expected at Pride's. The private
leyee at Walnut Bend, Ark, is also broken
inundsting several rich plantations, two OF
which have over J. 100 acres planted in cot
ton.
Appeals have come from below Napoleon
for more supplies for the sufferers. The
Relief Committee are busily engaged in ILL
inc orders
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Enccndiary Faro At tho white SULPHUR
SDrtnx6,

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
WHITE SuLrRuR STRINGS, May 4.-The
frame dwelling Immediately on the Chesa.
peake and Ohio railroad, about one hun,
dred yards below the depot at this place
formerly used as storehouse by Messrs
Young L Calwell, but more recently
closed, was entirely destroyed by fire last
night, together with about twenty-five hun.
dred dollars worth of goods, which were
in the building. The hre was undoubtedly
the work Of an incendary. The house,
which belonged to Mir. James L. Calwell,
and the goods burned to Messrs. Young &
Calwcll, were both about covered by insu.
rance in Virginia companies.
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THH New SENATE FINANCE BnL-AFPA1Rs

THH New SENATE FINANCE BnL-AFPA1Rs
OF THE FRBBDAgS's BASK-TBA AND COFFEE
DUTIES FOR THB CENTENNIAL Washington,
May 3.-The Senate Finance Committee will
have their new bill matured probably by
Tuesday. The provisions already agreed
upon are free banking, the proportion Of
greenbacks to be retired to be fifty per cent,
the abolition of reserves on circulation, five
per cent. reserves to be deposited in the
Treasury to redeem notes, and the resumr-
ton Of specie payment January l, 1879.
The Banking and Currency Committee has
now before it bill providing for winding
up the affairs Of the Freedmen's Bank, which
it is expected will be shortly reported.
The Centennial bill comes up in the House
on Tuesday. 1t is understood that either in
the Senate or the House proposition will
be made to reenact the duty on tea and coffee
and apply the proceeds for the benefit Of the
Centennial fund.-Baltinsore Sun Wash
inqtOn tele0r1m.
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a&" 49,. CITY ALMS-HOUBE, 4
SUpsnINrEEpENr's OFFICE, April 80, 1874.
NJ OTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS Will
~ he received at this Office until MONDAY, Nay
Aims louise with supplies OF
FRESH BEEF. SUGAR, --.-.-------
BAUON, VINEGAR, .,s-t
FLOUR. SOAP, +
@CORN-MEAL, SALT,
'. RICE, h0LASSES, Z
COFFEE, IRISH POTATOES,
HEARINGS,
for the quarter ending 31st July. 1878.
The Committee for the Relief Of the Poox reserve
the right to reject any or all bids offered, and Of
giving ihe contrac. for each article required TO The
lowest bidders therefor.
Terms OF proposals and other Information can be
obtained at this office. ,x,..rp,,.1
tSigned) a. " CaEslEhHannn,
Chairman Committee for the Relief Of the Foor.
my l-3t
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.

VI
DR.. De Sancas's Rheumatic Pills, English;
Blair's Govt and Rheumatic Pills, English;
Lavllle's Elixir for Govt French;
Laville's Pills for Gout, French;
Blancard's Pills Isdide OF Iron, French;
Lers's Syrup Phosphate Iron, French;
Guyot's Concentrated Tar, French;
Swans Syrup Hypopbosphites, French
Psullinia Powders and Pills, French;
Buisson's Alkaline Lactates Lozenges, French;
Datura Tatula-specife for Asthma, English;
Brockenden's Compressed Soda Pills, English;
Pancreatic Emulsion-Savory & Aoore's;
Pancreatized Cod-Liver Oil-Sarory 4 Hoore's
Globules Of kpiol, French:
squibb's Podophyllum Pills;
DR.. Frsneis's Triplex Pills. -..-@
For sale by MEADE BAKER,
NIB Pharrn aceutists OF Main street
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LATEsT-FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

LONDON, May A special to the Times
from Saniander says that General Concha,
upon being informed of the retirement oil
the Carlists from Bilbao, Immediately com
munieated the intelligence to Marshal Ser
rano, and the latter replied by Telegraph
granting Concha the honor of first entering
Bilbao. - |
A decree has been issued IN Madrid Tor a
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Elections I'm North CarolInn-SuppOsed
Poisoning Case, In which q Woman
Is CoDcorned
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
WsLDoN, N. c., May 4.-Municipal cleo.
tons took place generally over the State to
day. Everything passed off quietly here.
The Democrats elected their full ticket by q
large majority. There is great enthusiasm
over the result, firing cannon, &c In Colds.
boro' the Democrats elect their mayor and
two of six commissioners. In Raleigh the
Democrats elect five of nine commissioners,
and a Radical mayor. The vote on liquor
prohibition resulted in victory for the pro-
hibitioniSts. In Wilson the Democrats elect
the full ticket.
1t has been raining here nearly all day.
A young man named Nelson was found
dead in the bushes about mile and half
from Goldsboro', n. c., last Sunday morn.
ing. No marks Of violence. Suspicion
points to young woman Of ill repute as
having poisoned him. The coroner's Jury
has not yet found verdict.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. May 4.-F1our quiet and steady
Wheat firm and in good demand; white, choice,
81 .85lsI .sS; fair 10 prime red. al.75Gs1.SQ
common to fair red, S1;6oelsl; 70; Pennsylysnis
red oaio apa inana oSn CO. yhis
southern: S7@s0c:; yellow southern, ,s4as3c.;
mixed western, old, S6h6s7c.: new, Sic Oats
dull and weaker; southern, 60066; western, 500
62c. Rye dull at 81 .039 .05: Hay unchanged.
Provisions dull. Pork steady at 725. Bulk meats
quiet but frm-shoulders, 6he; clear rib-sldes SC.
iOc. Lard 1rm att oXtg1 0kc- Western butter easier
and active 1t 32@36c. Coffee dull and unchanged.
Whiskey dull and nominal ut %. Sugar strong at
lOa1lhc.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, May 4, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHaAf.-White. 90 bushels. Red. lS busbels.
Mixed, 674 bushels.
RYB.-66 bushels.
PHAS.-l00 bushels
OATS.-2o0 bushels.
POTAToRS.-56 bushels,
SALES.
WuRAT.-Whiee. % bushels at 81 75: % bu.b-
els very good at IL IS; so bushels common Al
81 .40-total. 90 bushels.
WNEAT.-Red, 1S1 bushels at t1.6O
CoRs.-Whlte, 146 bushels prime at oOc; l7a
bushels very good At 87c:-total, 219 bushels.
'CORE.-Ycon, "a bushels On private terms.
SoRN.-AIed 90 bushels very good at &c. 90
bushels good on private terms-total. ITO bushels
OATS.-1 90 bushels very good at SIC.
RYH.-66 bushels on private terms.
POTATOBS.-66 bushels on private terms.
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Convocatiop of Ca.,,oYte bishops.

tiSclSSArI, May 4.-Archbishops Nc
'l1>key Of New York, Bailey of Baltimore,
ana Wood Of Philadelphia; Bishops Nc
'!oskey OF Louisville and O'Conpor Of Phil
dcphla, and Revs. James O'RiIley and A.
). AcDonough of Philadelphia, have arrived
Aefe TO attend the convocation OF Roman
catholic bishops next week.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK., May A. Eoon.-Stocks dull. Money,
8. Gold, 1l2x. E1change-Long, ass; short,
491. Governments active and little of. States
active, with q little better prices
Erenin9.-honey easy at 3@4. Sterling quiet
at 4sS. Gold weak at 112k- Governments active
and steady. States quiet, with better prices for
some.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

-- n EW IOfIh DI<A1slA13@N'
NEW YORK, May Action dull; sales; $50
bales ut 7A@l She. Southern -four hrmer W neat
red weItern. Corn closed dull aud dropping at 81
9s7a. for new western mixed Coffee quiet ana
Steady. Sugar firm. Rice quiet Rpsin ana tur-
pentine steady. Pork firmer; new, VI g. 9Ogf17.
Lard frmer ut 10H911 1-16. Wbiskey steady st
Q7kc. FreightG firm, .-.. .......-
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE TOWN SECRETARY,
MANCHESTER, MAY st, 1874.

OFFICE OF THE TOWN SECEErARY,l
i...- NAHCHEsT Err, May 1st, 1874. .
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at this office tin FRIDAY ne xt, May 9Th, ut l2
~ for the building Of PLAN h FENCE around
the Cemetery recently purchased ny the town.
Estimated length Of fence, $50 panneis, eight
feet each. Fence to be four feet high, OF Tour
with = faclng-board Of the same on each post.
Posts cedar not less than five inches In diameter at
the small end, set two feet In. the ground. Also,
four doublegates nine feet wide with posts not less
rhan nine inches square, boxed; gates and posts
painted.
Eeparate bids win be received for the posts, the
PLANK, building the fence, and digging the post
holes, and for gates, accompanied with plan.
The Com miltee on the Cemetery reserve the
right to reject any all bids and to give the con-
tract for each separate Item to the lowest bitdel
therefor. '.r .--...
For special terms apply at this Office.
my 2-lM j. Il YADEN. Secretary.
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Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, May 4.--The eastern-bound train
Q! the Atlantic express was unswitched near
plymouth, Ind. Several persons were hurt.
Inc baggage, mail, and three other cars
were burned.
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Wholesale Vaccination.

, NEW YORK, May 4.-Searly nine hundred
Italians got yaccinated to-day in consequence
OF number of cases OF smallpox being re-
ported among their countrymen.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE,

RICHMOND, May 4, 1874
The following Is comparative statement OF the
inspections, deliveries, and receipts Of tobacco, to-
gesher with the stock on hand Al the different
warehouses in this city for the past week, and the
corresponding time last year:
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DRUGS AHn g1HnY1yrEIras


HI "aFF-ss
sr,~ 10 .f1,g ttEs .rE~,
tEf,f444RR fEA.LtsAYA BARK and fRSE.I< -
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ELixtR HfRAehHisa hl,1x md PaOTVxfDE iRON;.
ELIxfR PEPsfSEEl fGRST, and BIsMuTH;
E EILIi&&ia pEPSINE, IRON. and STKYCHNIx >.
MA: rEfslaE, cISCH0NA, and STRYCh-
sIt sTHYPgHRoSsqr.H PHOSPHATE IRON, ou1s1Nsrs, and
P PRS Ri8SEA IIS T,syEGEy1BLE BrTrERs.
I,s ~ Els PERUVIAN BITTERg:
pbgSiDJ,EhER'S CONSTFrUTJOE BIiTrps. x.
XMLD'S AROMATIC BITTERS. Di.,S"''
MhLhER'S VINEGAR BITTERs -.
iHyfHsthhE'S PLANTATION BsTTEPs. .-t.,
n6SSSSELAND5 GERMAN BITVERS.
q nU:SSrrIEITER'S STOMACH BTTTERS.
~ AEk.s PREMIUM BITTERS:
a. LOhF,S TONIC BITTERS- -a
"o"AoN's MALTAOPTOGlQUE.
For sale by
m,a Aposhecaries, eornel Fiji and. aar.hsu