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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-06

PREsBYTERIASIsM IN R1CuMoSD.-The Rev.
D. W. Fisher, D. D., who has recently visit
ed Richmond, writes as follows to the New
York Evangelist:
PresbyterianiSm in that goody city has
a strong foothold. The First church, where
Dr.. Moore so long and so ably ministered
has the most beautiful location. 1t stands
on the corner Of the street, opposite to the
grounds of the capitol. learn that its pre-
sent pastor, DR.. Preston, is doing good
work. The record of this church in the last
Minutes Of the Southern General Assembly
indicate that it is prospecting. The Second
church still rejoices in the ministry of DR..
Hoge. He has long been well known as
popular and faithful preacher. Facts which
have recently come to my knowledge in re.
gard to his intercourse with the people Of
bis flock have revealed him as q pastor in
a light which is highly honorable to him.
| well remember him as | first saw him
years ago. He was the invited orator at
the commencement of certain college. His
address was most eloquent. 1t probably was
one of tue best efforts of his life. But his
bow still abides in strength. A course Of
sermons which he delivered last winter. after
his return from the Evangelical Alliance,
commanded great attention. y sermon
which he recently preached at the White
Sulphur Springs was much praised, and &C
cordng 10 Il report OF it which L saw was
most excellent. DR.. Read, in Grace-Street
church, and DR.. S. j. Baird, in the Third
church, both of whom are we'll known as
men of piety and ability. complete the pas
toral force Of the PreSbyteriaDs. Behind
them come a force of 1,4G0 COMMITMENTS.
The Executive Committee of Publication
fer the Southern Church. with DR.. '. L.
Baird at its head. and the Central Presbyte-
71da, with DR.. William Brown at its helm,
also have their home in Richmond, and in
their spheres no doubt greatly help the good
r3nSp'
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IN Ee "ln1er OF Texan steers which arrived
,hrou,s Tor, 1ofk Sunday night while passing
iBluria,aASE e Io"er part Of the city became
them h,]. al me noise and lights. Eight Of
airer,f"",noA loose and rushed In various
juieSS' aud before they could be shot in.
eyer, ser %I,S hity people, none Of them, how.
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Another Charlie Ross Resemblance.

Another Charlie Ross Resemblance.
WEsrcHEsTER, Pa, October "a band OF
gypsies are within few miles OF town WITH
a child much resembling the child Ross.
The likeness to Charlie Ross is very Striking.
He is watched, and cannot be approached.
Officer Carpenter has the case in hand, and
has telegraphed Mayor Stokeley to send some
one I'D to see the boy.
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RICHMOND AND DAHYILLE RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA, August IL ,lS34, ,
~rrTET,III Z, nE Tp SING IN take effect

RICHMOND AND DASYILLE RAILRoA0CO, 2
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND sUPERIyTENpKNT,S
Richmond, VA, August j, 1874, ,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y MONDAY, August IL. 1S74.-SOUTHERy Ex.
PRESS, Wastward-leaye hichmoad 81 II :04 Z. IL.
leave Burkeviile at 2:07 a. 81; leave Dundee &C
TAO A. 81; leave Danyiile ct 7A4 a. ID. arrive
lotte with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-
Line Railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, and all southern points.
NEW YORK EXPRESS, Eastward leave Greens.
boro at l:l5 p. M; leave Dauyilie at $3.50 z. ID.
leave Dundee at 3:4S T. NJ; leave Bnrksyiile az
THRoUGH MAIL, WestwIrd-leAye Richmond as
l:3S p NJ leave Bnrkeyiile at AL Z. al. !; IeaY9s
Dundee at 9:25 PM; leave Danyilie AZ 9:29 Z.
NJ: arrive ut Greensboro 81 1851 r. III. This
train connects at Charlotte With trains on tho
Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroads Tor GO"
lumbia, Augusta, savannah, Macon, and all south
ef Th H 3lA1L, Eastward-leayc Greensboro
ut 2:I5 a. 81; lave Danrilte at 5:l3 a. M; Leave
Dundee AT 5:25 A. II. leave Burkeyilie NJ 1SU
train connects at Burkev!e With trains on the At-
lantlc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lyncn..
burg and all southwestern points.
LYSCHBUGG PASSENGER, Westward-Ieaqd
Richmc nd al 900 4. H.; leave Bnfksvlle at Lac
p. NJ; arrive at Lynchbnrg at 4:4V Z. d.
guEkEymLlE AccSsMeDAsrio s,r,v aa 81 R
ali through trains connect at Dundee With fratna
on the w G., v. 81. and u. b, railEodd 70 nHc from
Washington, Baltimore, New York, and all eastern
points z, /. .. a. - os,,,,.-
west and 9assase checked e. e. .TALcorr.
Engineer and superintendent.
81. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. Az ~
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Starr or VIRGINIA COUNTY OF HENRIco, 49,:
= A. GLOVER, cashier OF the above named
hank. do soiemnIy swear that tee above statement
is true, TO the best Of my knowledge ana 0enei
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day OF
f,c,nhor S7a W. r. ALLEN,
"S'i' Notary Public.
Correct7At test Iti,npopT In,
w. HATCHER,
oc S-3t
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RANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
u THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH.
VOSD. AT RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF
VIaGISIA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
Cd DAY OF OCTOBER. 1874:
pEcoIyRcES.
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PRESERVES! PRESERVES!

----- I, >, I.
Strawberries, paMsons, 90
Rsspberries, W Ees,
pineapples, slks.
Crab Apples, teacne - q, 4, 80.
=. eyed An dnnrt lars consaining shrsF p0ua ssfBr
Tor sale al the usual price az yes srutk
was abundant, AZ - 80 sSsssss ss 8,
90 q Oh.
|JTIMMER CANDIES. ana Eaiiy HAuus
n tses,tos, & ID 4, ,aer afsaolo az li4kEigt4e
E1aNT;sA EISY % pure eRssRsd gusaxs w rSnted
.spay ina any made III the aaes2s
ns afi,er and eel is % shs atne ltak ~
Sar eaiIeiss are aota M have A - ~
eanaed IseOds, ~
- 81 easa e rs ssgssa
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EDUCATInNara.
i9AVE ENGAGRn Mp NV

4 HAVE ENGAGED MR.. HOWARD
=. r. IA sNE, NJ. AZ, with anexperIence OF two
open the hool In my family, beenninr Lar af De-
70 and en- cling Isl July and few scholars
mo,,d sa .a, hcd b ,h miles from Rich.
York River rsiI road. Flshaul station -
Terms: 81 20 Est October and S125 18th Febru-
airy. No extras. Stt7as -, - .s''S"s.
For further information address
THOMAS Il. CARTER, .
y Manqutn pos,-ofica.
Sc 10-2aw4w King William county, Va.
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: :. /. R,cnmond vessel.

E1ONS OF d 1k1cHHfU1 80 -
LONDON, October o. The British schooner
piekwick, which sHled from Richmond sep
te,nber /. for Santos, was abandoned at sea
: in sinking condition. Her crew have az NJ
rived at Plymouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-06
convention of Insurance Men.

CONVENTION Oh -
sr. LOUIS, October 5.-The convention OF
chiefs OF insurance departments OF various
cities meets here to-day. Many represents
tives of insurance companies are in attend
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Railroad Sale POSTPONED.

MOBILE, October 5.-The commissioners
appointed to sell the Alabama and Chatta-
nooga railroad, to-day postponed the sale, In
compliance with an order from Justice Brad
lev, till the 1st Monday in February.
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!. E q, J. !, OF Time,

y PRoyIpEscE, r. l., Octo Der 5.--The cotton
nils generally In the State commenced rum
Ming To-day on tWo-thifd time. There are
few except ionss zs 3sl5 ~.
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J.B. GENTRY.
Is General Freight and Ticket AGENT.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-l
- ROAD COMPANY. {
COMMENCING JUNE 2STH, 1874, trains
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
500 \. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except suns
..tr day.. connecting for all points South
500 A. NJ, FREIGHT IRA IN daily except Sun-
day., with coach attached, for Peters
,r,y. burg and stations on the Southsld6
l. ~. road, Lynchburg, ana the West.
l:45P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking this train win make
close connection at Petersburg fof
Norfolk. ttt 80.
$50 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sundayb
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached
1900 ~, THROUGH MAI. daily connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West
500 P. NJ, FaETG Ut daily Except sunday,
sos P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sum
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for ali points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through 10
Baltimore. Also making close cOfis
nection with The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS VIII not stop between Blch.
rnond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Trains on the Clover Hill will leave Chester ut
ESQ =. NJ, on Tuesdays and Thursdays Return
ing, will leave Clover Hill ut 9 4. ID. on Wednes-
days and Fridays.
ALL TRAI ~ leaving Petersburg will start from
ie27 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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gosraus October 5.-- lillian GastonI a e.
cepts the Democratic gubegnatosiai sanas'
3dacy. 81 8
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McGUIRE'S SCHOOL, St. Adams Hall.
lTl Main and Third s,rnets -.aa

x. MCGUIRE university Of Val. Principal.
G. K. WHIpPLE washington & Lee University.
FOURTH TEA CHER, MS indicated by circular.
competent masters for drawing and penmanship.
CHARGES: Necessary, $50 or $40, optional
Latin. Greek, French. German, S15 each; Draw
ing, $40. For deductions, &C., zee circulars In
BOOKSTORES, or apply 10 j. P. MCGUIRE,
sc III m SO4 west Grace street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-06

Steamers leave their new pier in the Dock, foo,
Of Twentv-sccond street, every TUESDAY aud
THURSDAY MORNINGS at 4 O'Clock, and SAT.
URDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Freight receiTed up TO O'Clock z. NJ, and Satur.
days UP TO 81 o'clock p. NJ.
Through bills signed to all points north and west,
and rates guaranteed rs low as any other line.
Apply to l.: 8. TArUhl. Agent.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth and
Nain de 2
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MISS GORDON's SCHOOL,
3Is FRANKLIN STREET.

The nineteenth session win begin on THURS.
DAY, October 1, 1874. Teachers and terms rs
heretofore. For circulars apply 10 the Principal.
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mo PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUB
i LIsHERS.-The subscribers manufacture kO.
TsRY PRINTING PRESSks $. with from tive totem
Impression cs finders also, pREss
VS. nf various descriptions, with TWO or more
don cylinders, to be used with type or stereotype,
and with one 10 six feeders or Win r9s Of Sspss
SINGLE and BILE CYLiNDEEs, = h ~ Pa.
BED and PLATEN POWER PREs ss,r Tor S Ss,,s
,bi as, rIb,,to and from four 70 ten-forn rollers,
for the finest Illustrated newspapers nnS tne eesl
h o ond ,Sood-c,tt work. SMALL4JOb, 49,,
RsiLROAD-TICKETa and CoSP9h TOM ph6 s. 80
aINtlI,E LARGE hand CYLINDERS fn l.a
saSS uLIEcI.E' HAND CYLINDER RAILWAY
PRESS for newspapers Of moderate
" sIso furnish every article required Ia
IN; oHlccs ifncluding typeE ~ ~ Il
sGkA PHIo pow hYDRasSMalc
and SS.a,s, ais,, a SsjrHiNERY FOR LGCTRO.
TaPE s ana Isays
= syFS With improved inserted teetn me aoyhs
% ~, on Cur OWE premises under
a.g nersaaal of the best material and
workmanship Illustrated seaE Sh ap'
isse and Wareroon,s 40 and 81 Gold street. Sem
ora sies Ga Grant, Hrooiae,
and Columbia strestsi asw osa. W - =
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY. II beg to announce e saRsSt
,iHA that i have taken the rooms over sSkks.sSS2R
Messrs. G. Il A. Bargumin' ., No: GOT Main;S.hSs
street formerly occupied by Mrs. %. g. ,s
pubic generally. Mhsae ~, Nal, street. {
Oc 2-4tt W. s etspsss. 80 ss't i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-06

EsURNITURE.-I have now on band IN
IL the largest and the most stylish, and best ga
stock of FUR NITUkE that have ever offered MI
10 the public of which hus just been set
up in my warcrooms Having had much expert
ence In the auction business, l viii furnish new
Walnut Suits from ten TO fifteen per cent. legs than
they generally sell for tsecond-hand at auction
sales. Parties shnuld not buy until they know my
prices. Z. GATHklGHT, No. 16 Governor street
an
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NOT CLASSIFIED
CPECIAL NOTICE.

At STALL No. 81, NEW MARKET, can = be I;
found the anest article OF TH0kOU6hbhiE, ~,
and sold in quantities to suit any and au: Inc
lovers OF superior article are especially lnviten.
L u. SbIt ~ ~ <z
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SIDNEY COLLEGE.

The next session of -HAMPDEN SIDNEY viii
begin September Sd, 1874.
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POTHATAN STEAMBOAT C0sPANY,s
THROUGH-FREIGHT
fri WEEKLY LINE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

20 TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-23
= =; 100 ~. %
General Items.

e. d. DAVENPORT has given up play
ing for the present, owing to his III
health.
The Georgia papers are reiterating
their CRY Of ".!ess cotton aud moro
cOrn." 50
SrRAxoson will bring out Wagner's
"Flyipg Dutohman in Now York next
year.
In the election in the Nutmeg State,
the DENT cratic party proved itself the
Crater. !. u
Woxsx who "blow up" their hus-
bands are called indatipnists in western
New York. ',- y
THOSE whose deeds are evil preaer
darkness. Satan went into the Garden
of Eden after Eve.
They are successfully experimenting
with the Encalyptus, or fever tree, in
some parts Of Florida. =.
MoTn for Cremationists-De Nor
tuts MI nist b,srn'on,. Richmond En-
Quirer.
TAILOR, measuring fat customer :
"Would you hold the end, cir, while I
60 rounds"
WHY are olsrgymen like railwey por-
ters? Because they do good deal sot
coupling.
"sA1zs ladies now advertise in the
newspapers. Washer lady," ''char
lady" and "lady Of Ill work" will fol-
low in due course. s. sa
JENNY: Inns eldest son In at Corpus
Christi College, at Oxford, and she h.
= daughter just coming into wonaal
hood. u =
DR. JoHxeoN didn't like to hear any
body talk about the weather. Well, it
is disagreeable subject about this
time of the year.
TIE Danbury News man. 10 merry
over the fact that Sheppard & Gill have
sold 81, 900 of his book and 10000 of
his almanac.
TEE worst case of attempted imposi-
ton is that of Pennsylvania editor,
who says that he set up stove and
didn't swear. i'
An aspirant for School Commissioner
in the Third Ward claims "a, be . sound
temperance man. That's what's the
matter. His temperance is all sound.
-Pitts1eyy Gazette. ga - W
PMnADalPH1As latest aspiration 10
for IN American dxama<b by IN American
author, which may be shown to for
eigners in 1876 N . production of
home industry and an evidence Of
high art.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-23
The Aenrnful Ballad Of Sad William,
Sad William was man of mark;
For miles and miles around
E?ch worthy dog at hinl Ia bark j
Ao netr was sober found. 1~A

Sad William was . man of mark;
For miles and miles around
Elch worthy dog at him. Ia bark -,
M neer was sober found. 1s&
Though5tsrk, his brow waa hung with gloom
Deep wisdom lit his eyes;
A kind Of royal purple bloom,
Did on his face arise.
His voice was thick with wissloms speech,
Aud from his lips did roll
Long cautions loud, dear youth to teach,
To shun the sinful bowl.
He'd mournful stop and think;
Then, shaking sad his head, he'd 60
And take another drink.
Some tender friends of this sad man,
BY Christian love inclined,
Did 'mong themselves story plan
To work upon his mind.
With awful looks they told in fright
That one who drank like sin,
And, liko him, went to bed each night
Exhaling clouds Of gin,
Had sought to blow tho candle out,
When 10! his breath took flre,
And straight he died and left no doubt
That drink had lit his pyrc.
"Oh, william, think Of this dread fate"
TO him these friends did cay,
And stop before It 10 too late;
Oh, william, do, We prayv
Then William nat him down to mourn,
They left him In his fear;
And IN the morrowas eazlv dawn, -
Said he, Is they drew near:
GIVE thought, with many fears and true,
OF all you said last night,
Aud now I, solemn, promise you
I'll meier blow out Hght!"
-Nesc York Horld
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AGENTS WAITED FOE THE
HISTORY 0fTAE
GRANGE MOVEMENT
FARNFRsS WAR lcllNST kf1N0p0l rs

T. 4. THonPso1, Esq, Lecturer Of the National
Grange, writes: There 70 great demand for in
met IN your History 81 tie Grange Movement in an
admirable manner. The work e apportune, and
merits m extensive circulation"
/ 4. B: snzDIEr, Esq, Master Of the Iowa State
thanks for the COPY sent me. I prize it highly"
Send for specimen pages and circulars containing
terms to Agents and many moro endorsement
from leading 0raneers. address, NATIONAL PUB.
LISTING CO., Chicago, Ill.
l@An0~00A1 interruptions publisherl
wv UOUV shave taken advantage Of thu
great demand for this History Of the Grange Move
ment to issue unreliable works on the subject
sssrs compilations FROM agrie,1tural ReWspapers
DO not bo Imposed upon. Sec that the book got
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-23
why WIN Yea 0Ubr1

TO Ill persons suffering kosa
1heumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps
in the limbs OF stomach, Bilious
CAolic, Pain in the hack, bowels
or side, Nc would SAY TIE
Hous1HoLD PANAc1A AID FAN.
M LIHuG1N1 10 Of al others The
remedy you want for internal
and external use. 1t has cured
the above Complaints in thous-
snds Of cases. There 10 no mis-
take about Il. Try It. sold by
all D1uReaSt0.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-23
Mona than a Thousand phv.;c;an. ~,

MoRs than a Thousand Physicians REQ.
dianapolis. Indiana, and direct their patients
there for treatmont-for Physicians in general
practice have not tho apparatus, appliances and
facilities to do them jnstioe. This Institution
with GOO, 900 Capital Stock, treats thousands
Of casea Of Paralysis, Diseased and Deformed
joints, Crooked Legs and Feet, Piles, Fistula,
Catarrh aud Chronic diseases. Address tho
Institute for circular.-Com.
PHILADRLPHlA has thirteen Aldermen
who have never been accused of corrup-
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Grast Minds Ran in Tho Some Channel.

Acorrespondent writes to us : I" Pardon
my calling your attention to q simile
that threatens to be hunted to death.
Between the years 1858 IS, Oliver Gold
smith in that charming essay Of his, "A
Reverie at the Bears Head Tavern,
Eastcheap,' wrote, "a monstrous ruff
was put round her neck 90 that her head
looked like that of John the Baptist
placed in q charger In the Scarlet
Letter (chap. viii. }, Tread: The wide
circumference of an elaborate ruff. . .
caused his head to look not little like
that of John the Baptist in q charger.
At page % of novel I read q week
ago, called The Surgeons Secret
discovered assombre face, resting or
an immense ruff, like theB aptist's head
on charger And yet again, at page
118, volume Ill, of . recentlypublished
novel called The N stery Of 'Ashliegl
Manor perceive IAN old dame in {
big ruff, ike: tho BAptist's head in {
charger talk of condolences, sir !
says the militia captain in 'Aman made
of Money. - I
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-23
Bronchitis.

This i6ahirritation or inflannIinationo of
the bronchial tubes which carry the
air we breathe into the lungs. It arises
from cold settled in the throat, from
Catarrh extending to these parts, from
scrofulous affections, and from severe
use Of the. voice. The irritation from
this latter cause commences in the lar-
y'ax and glottis, which are the organs Of
the voice, and, extending downwards,
produces hoarseness, coughing, and
splitting mucous matter, sometimes
mixed with blood. It IL chiefly danger
ous from it's tendency to spread intothe
lungs, and terminate in consumption.
It is in the cure of severe and obstinate
cases Of this disease that Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has achieved
unparalleled success, and won the loud
est praise from all who have used it.
ADKBT OF oRATITUD1.
MRs. MARxTArr, of Elk Point, d.
kata Territory, called at the Worlds
Dispensary, Aug. 10, 1873, to acknowl-
edge adebt Of gratitude due DIR. Pierce,
having been entirely cured of Catarrh,
complicated with Throat disease, BY
the use of DIR. Sage's Catazrh Remedy,
and DEssPierce's Golden Medical Dis
cOyerv.-Oom. ~
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An exchange says: "When you see q
bare headed man following COW
through the front gate, and filling the
air with garden Implements and pro-
family, you may know that his cabbage
plants have been sst cut"
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E1lSl33;l :al6l3&

Grateful Thousands proclaim t11.
EGAR BITTERs the most wonderful III.
yigorant that ever sustained the sinking
system. = - sEGttz-,JI
No Person can take these Bittep
according to directions. and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not d.
'stioyed by mineral poison or csb6r
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
repsar. tTjt ~ 1xr..5.e.Y
Billions, Remfttent and Inter-
mtttent FeveTS, which are 80 ,preya-
lent in. the valleys Of our great riHa1
throughout the United States, especially
those Of the Mississippi, Ohio, MiH,nri
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkans
sae, Red, Colorado, Rrazos, Rio Grapaa,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, ~
t5s;k ys yps;i anS eassss H
entire country during the Summer AID
Autu9n, and renaaskably 20 during sea-
sons Of unusual heat ard dryness, arq
fuvsrisbly aoeoa,f 215ensiIRde1
rangements of tho STOMACH ana )iy1r,
aud other abdominal yiscera. In tpoir
treatment, purgatises exetkDg a. pow
erful Influence nppn, these various OF
gans, is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for the purpose equal to
Dr. j. WALKER's V1XEGAE BITrERs,
as they will speedily rcDUve the DRY
colored viscid matter with which dc
boHels .are loaded, at the same time
stimulating the SecretisnS 6fs6hk1U6,
ard generally restoring the. healthy
functions. Of the digestive organs:
FOrtify the body against disease
BY purifying ali its Auitls with Y1sEGA1
BHlEas-s Ne epidemic can take bold
Of system. ahus fore ;armed.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Hess
ache; Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, 3sfr
EructatipDs of the Stomach, Bad Yhseo
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
tatfon Of the Heart, IntlammatioIrOfs1e
Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid.
neys, and kundred other p9in1l synp-
toms, are the. ofsprings Of Dyspepa-
Ono bottle viii prove 4 l,etter guarantee
Of its merits than 9, lengthy advertise
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Inhammations, Nercurial Affections, ID
Sores, Erurtions of the Ski, 8sse 1yss1ata.
In these, as liz al other constitutional Dis
eases, eWALKHR's VINEGAR BITTERs hare
shown their great curative :pox;srs N %
most obstinate and intractable cases "a
F0fhna1n11atGry md Chronic
rheumatism, .Gout, Bilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases Of