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APPOINTED CoMMIssIOSEH.-Wil William B.
Matthews, attorney az law, of this city. was
appointed United States commissioner yes
,erd3y
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LEAVE YOUR MEASURE TO secure good Ut Tor a
first class pair of boots or shoes made IN ans
sry.e-hand-work only-a, BoscIIEN's, 5o3 anu
Sill Broad street.
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Editors Of DniLU Disputch .
Committee.


In the Dispatch OF the lth Instant there appear
cd an article signed by Mr.. Fox, the city Inspector
In relation 10 the Family Gas manufactured Ia Mau-
chester, Va. hereby cmphatically deny the state
ment as made by Mr. Fox, and beg leave to thank
him for his efforts in advertising my oil.
+. w. CREw,
manufacturer of pyrogenic oil, Or family gas,-a6-
so'mely erptosire-SIanchcs,cr, Va.
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CPECIAL-HOTELS AND SPRINGS
COMPANIES.

a full line Of
CHINA, IRON SToNEwARE, GLASSWARE
TABLE CUTLERY, &C.,
selected especially for the wants or hotels ana
springs com panies, which | VIII sell as lowas any
house north or south. Also, u large stock OF
CHINA, GLASSWARE, FANCY GOODS,
pLATED-WARE, REFaIGERATORS, &c.
suitable for The wants Of the retail trade at the low
est rates. 4 call Is respectfully solicited.
mylO L. B. TAYLOk, 10l1 Main street.
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FINE GOLD WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT
KINGS In stuck and made 10 order aTN size, by
C.GESSEr, No. 1901 Main street.
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LADIES STEM-WlSrING WATCHES also key
wiEders,at Z. GEHNET's,
No ! O0l Main street.
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THE WEATHER TODAY The probabilities
are ha. the accather today aciU be acarn,
and partly cloudy.
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NOTARY APPoISTED.-The Governor yes
terday appointed j. Fl. kellogg, of Stony
Point, Sussex county, a notary public.
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FINE TEAS al re Iuced prices, wholesale and re-
tail. WALTER .. BLAIR & co.
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ELECTION TtCkETs.-Scpd your orders for elec-
ton tickets 10 DISrATCII PRINT NG-HOUsE.
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GESTLEMES'S sUN-UMBRELLAS at Sl.25 worth
50 is another of LEVY BROTHERS great bargains-
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r SMELLING & co.
d SHIP, ,sTEAMBOAT-,AND YACHT.
FIXTURES,
No. 1873 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK.
PATENT CApsrANs, wIsDLAssEs,

PATENT CAPsTANs, WIsDLAesEs,
STEERING APPARATUS, HoISflNG MISLnE,y; 81
and every description OF Improved machihery ZOE
vessels use.
Also Ship Castings thrass ana ironl; Snip-Duia
ers' Hardware and Materials.
REPAIRISl; A SPECIALITY. -,
Machine, pastern., aud baeksmi.h.snols oa ss'e
premises. ny A1'3s"
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SCUPpERNoSG VINE, dry and sweet, four years
Old. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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rosr sTRaYED. AND FOUND.

r OST, on YESTERDAY MORNING.
1 4 bctTean Fourth aud Clay streets and the posi-.
me GOLD kSAMELLtD BRACELET
with the Initials " L. e." engraved on me inside.
r. is nrizsd very highly by the owner liberal re.
"Sie wa ~ ', D. A. BROWE, JR
III Broad street, between Seventh aud Eign!h'
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FINE TEAS at reduced prices, wholesale and re-
tail. WALTgR ID. BLAIR co.
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Mrs. GooDwYN will read number OF
choice selections at Association Hall on the
l7th instant,
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HrsTISGs CouRT.--The Judge Of the
Hastings Court was engaged yesterday IN
granting licenses.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LADIES Boy.ToE BUTTON CATERS at 30
scHES's 500 and 511 Broad street.
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REsIsSEp.-Mr. Rush Burgess, collector
of iaternal revenue for this district, mas re-
signed. t
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BANKRUpT.-W. n. Jett, Of King George
county, was on yesterday adJudicated
baDkrllDt.
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MAY l2, 1875.

MAY 12. 1875.
To the Members Of the Fourth Street Clu6:
GeDtlenen,-As chairmen of committee, OF the
various Orders we Instructed 10 request you 10
repeat one OF your performances for the be neht OF
the family Of The late Captain j. 4. GENTRY. We
nave Veutured 10 make the request knowing the
intimate aud friendly relations which existed be-
tween him and many Of your club.
mas been SinGly rendered oy the propr'ctor-as the
place, and TUESDAY NIGH L the 18Th instan, as
We would be glad to receive your favorable and
early reply. Very respectfully yours,
T. l.. COURTNEY,
Chairman Of General Committee;
n. FZEKIEL.
Chairman Of Committee OF Masons;
w. ]. SMITH,
Chairman Committee of Ud1.Fellows;
Chairman Committee Knights of Pythias.
RICHMOND, VA. May l9, 1875.
Hessrs: z: Z. Courtney, ~ Ezekiel ". l. Smith,
and S. 7. Beach,:
Geutemeu,-Yo ours, as chairmen of committees
Of Ma ons, Odd Fellows. and Knights of Pythias,
sponse we would reply that we VIII cheerfuly lend
our btst efforts 10 he entertainment for the benefit
Of the widow Of Captain GENTRY on Tuesday eve
Our organization was conceived 10 a desire 70
combine the amateur talent Of the city to aid in the
canse Of charity Whenever NEEDED, aud our recent
entertain nments were given With view to acquiring
the n ceSsary properties pertaiGiDg 10 them.
II Is 4 source OF qualification To US that our OBJ
jects have been so early appreciated, is evinced
by YOUR call, and especially so as We are asked to
aid The widow Of q gentleman SO much beloved and
esteemed Dv all who knew him.
it would be much more la accord with own
wishes TO postpone this benefit until could cou-
qu"r the ilnperfectious consequent upon lIasy
organization. Nevertheless we will arrange o new
programme fer next Tuesday evening, and truss,
that thr success OF The occasion will be measured BY
our own heartfelt desires In that direction We are
most hapy In the present instance, rs we will ever
De IN Tie future to render our feeble endeavors In
behalf or the widow and orphan.
We are, gentlemen, your obedicnt servants,
y. NJ. MARSHALL, President;
II. ". . UBBOCK.
j. r. JoHNSOH,
IRA W. BLUNT,
Committee.
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GNNFEETIONERIEs.

TCE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM!
g. ZIMMER.% with facilities unsurpassed, offers
to the public PURE CREA NJ, manufactured only
Of the bes, material and by the most skilfn hands;
which. owing TO the great abundance Of Ice, he Is
enabled 10 furnish mt unusually low rates and So
Jicils the patronage OF pic. mic parties, excursion
parties church festivals. and private families guar
arantreiug satisfaction and free delivery 10 any
and all parts OF the city. An examination OF his
CREAM, ORANGE and LEMON.lCES. VIII con-
vince The ostsceptical. Y. IhhMEb,
1886 Main street
Please leave your orders for Sunday on Saturday.
Mr.. w. y. TKIEBETr IL with me, and Will be
glad 10 snrye his friends. MY
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A GENERAL AUTONOMOUS
for the sale Of all kinds Of GItOCER!ES, WARES.
ERSHANDISE, &c, &C. We Will have regular
would respectfully solicit consignments Tor tnese
sales. -, t
By strict attention to business, quick sales, aaa
prompt returns, we hope TO merit liberal patfDh-
age. IL. D. ASDEnscS " We
my l3-d4t&Tu. Th.&S3w
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AUCTlONEERS, &c.
D S. ANDERSON & CO.,
GENERAL AUCTI0NEERS,
1924 MAIN STREET.
A GENERAL AUCTION-HOUSE

We would inform the merchant; Of Richmond
AID the public generally that we have opened ~
1924 Main street
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[T No. 22G, BRICK STORE Ms

ENOH RENT, No. 226, BklCk oIOhE l S; S;
Il and DWELLING with ten rooms water Az2
c1osct Hr west sit,e Fifth near Byrd street.
No. 1922. BRICK DWELLING 1orih WIN s,ae aeoat ot
Ero,G street next west of Monumental church;
delightful residence for sale on cay terms; raoma
No 7OS. .BklCk DWELL NJ WIN loar ,oSt roOhs =;
Kitchen &c: north side of Lay street west oi
bfo"h a'ei"e. ''p'' j. L.. APPERSON,
,,y,,-et Real Estate Age Mt.
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TaE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant, with brisk westerly winds.
Range Of Thermometer mt the Dispatch office
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fsQISlSESS NhNES.

WANTED, TO SELL TWO YOUNG
w BROkE MCLrS; one set nearly new
DDURLt. HARNESS; all sizes Anthracite, SpnEt.
and Glover Iiil COAL. Bnat-l"ad UNSURPASSED
COKE receiving for dealers ami !amil C.. Ny uii-
rIyacd WOOD, sawed, split, and long, at Ninth,
Gary and basin bank. ~
AN 13 J. B. WATKINS.
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NOR RENT, THE BEAUTIFUL E=s
TEES = fItfS OF LAND. called 'Montebelio ]"
ounosite to Mount Erih, Il few hundred yards De-
low The city, Io@ occuDied by MIR. W, y, Blslop'
;rl,p nwrIing Is & costly Que. surrounded by hanu-
some shade Irces, AID c0,nMand> the We" on lne
ci;v aud river IT is admirably adapted for large
i''' JOHN L. G0DDlN.
Real Estate Agent, Bank and Eleventh streets.
%
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lCHEAN, SHERMAN a CO., BANK
- IA :. Nu-. 9 and / Nassau street. New York
'~@" - =. JAR NtTiS ; aud LETTERS pF
'.i 5II m tE&N rI.LEKS IN EUROPE AND
.iic iAe1 available III AL tlH principal cities;
. !rg u-g l.. Tie Uui'cd >Ettcs. Vest }Ddias, &c.
..nlG..&t'H ~ THA ANoFEES 10 LONDON,
thi'!>, t.tt bHH!A, HAVANA, NkNlCO,
'ii.HE. JA!A &c.
A'"uEjs ui Va nk&, Bankers, aid others re-
'-."tt- fa D3-.tennir
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Jackson Ward.

The meeting in Jackson Ward was called
to order by the ward superintendent (Alr.
Dan. Wrcn) at s O'Clock. The attendance
was very large. It's object was stated and
The meeting proceeded to ballot with the fol-
lowing result: Members elected: MessrS.
Daniel Wren, Ed. Cline, NJ. Irwin, Alos
Rick, Charles Bigger. Vote of thanks ten
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Jew CITY CONS sRvATlvE COMMITTEE.
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IS SUMMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUN-
OTY, vA..) RYE WHISkEY.-We desire to
caution the trade and the public generally against
SPURIOUS LIMITATIONS of the above nopular brand
OF Virginia Noun tain Whiskey. This brand, hay
Ing been duly registered and protected by copy
right at the United States Patent Gfflce. Wash
ipgton. ID. c., is our sole property and other par
ties using the same. or any imitation thereof, reu-
der themselves liable to prosecution according to
law. JENKINS. CAPERS i CO..
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. 113 south Fourteenth street,
mh12 Richmond, Va.
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!, ih~.-rLAS> SpLiNr LUMP AT 50
! ,r: - ul,i.rIs: Anthracite. GrA'c and stove,
- -'a = - Der ION; Qut"Aisoni and Cum
.' ..t ou.ta", - to $500 per ton; Glover
d.. 1870 l.t,y cost from IS - 10 - per load.
'#5 .a! "IHc W,nG al lowest prices. Quantity and
..a IL, warranted .iu,,! ANY the city. :>!uc-
ir...a ana ,aTl sLicc,s. {. II. PAGE.
u. a.
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DRIMEOLD JAVA COFFEE; Laguayra
L and Rio Coffee.
REFISED SUGARS: "An white, " Extra c.,
Granulated, Powered, Cur-Loai, and Crushed.
TEAS: Green and Black of the best grades,
For sale by -.
lC DAfENIDRI MoRhtS.
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my 12-4t kcsl Esla,c Astn

NOR RENT. THE BRICK DWELL- s.
IL ING No. SO, corner Marshall and Smith iaI
streets. containing seven rooms, ana In soou re-
pair. Wen OF good water In NE !ard. Krnt very
rrra. .nnai,le. Apply 10 JOHN T. GUDDlN.
Real Estate Agent
my - 3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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Fl<tSt tI.4s..

-"t -'F A. LA*cA -'rEF,, WILLIAM II. LCCKE.
tNI H>rkk & LCCKE. STOCK AND
i HEil.I>rtFE BROKERS.
f"'', >ia'" Bank b,.l!d!ug, III Main street
t'..- tl,s uI al KINDS f,nIcht and sold on com
f.0s'tI. specie aud f0itign Exchange dealt iu.
.- "l. ;'-".a:,G. k,ai Estate sold privately or III
80. D. ap COLIN
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GROCERIES, dc.

rl'O THE TRADE AND CONSUMERS
l. 70 barrels Family Flour. the best grades: $50
barrels Extra Flour; so barrels Superiine Flour;
80 nalf-chests Teas. Of every variety and grade,
from 4Oc. up; choice selections OF Cofees, green
and roas,ed. C.l and examine, and satisfaction
guaranteed, ut the Virgipit Tex and Coffee store,
corner Main and Eighth streets.
my 10 F. T. HERDER, Proprietor.
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More Tramp InsoIence.

Three rough iaoking tramps applied
recently alta house at Broad Brook,
Conn.,, where live two families named
johnson and King, for something to eat.
Mrs. johnson handed them food, when
one nssolently inquired why she did
not ask them inside instead Of giving
it as to hog. She replied that they
ought to be grateful to get anything and
Mira. King made similar remarks where
upon the tramps became abusive and
would have offered violence had not
Mr.. johnson, who had been sent for
from the field, appeared on the scene
with whip or stick and cudgeled the
offenders, putting them to flight
Johnson is 9 stout, tall man, and refus-
ed help from others when he started
from the field, prcferriDg to meet the
tramps alone.
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A Horse Epidemic.
THE BLIND sTAGGERs PREVAILING
IN SMYRNA, DEL.

THE BLIND sTAGGERs PREVAILING
IN SMYRNA, DEL.
The Smyrna, (Del.) Times reports
that early last week the disease COM
monty known as the blind staggers
broke out among the horses in the
Thoroughfare Neck, between that
town and Collins Beach, and within
the last five days over twenty have
died in that section alone while quite
a number on the Bombay Hook side
of the creek, east Of the town, have
also died thirty or forty in all up to
the present writing. So far the dis
ease is confined to the Neck district
mainly, only one case occurring west
of Smyrna. The animals nearly all
dro0p, and finally commence walk
ing circle to the left, and thus con-
tinue until they die. A few are too
stupid to walk, while others rant ter
ribly, and if left i'm the stable would
batter their skulls open. 1t is thought
the disease is brought on by night
exposure and the almost perpetual
dampness of the grass. The matter
having assumed SO serious an aspect,
parties at Smyrna united in club
on Tuesday, and dispatched to Phil
adelphia for a vertinary surgeon. He
came and pronounces the disease
cerebro spinal meningitis, which the
farmers think all the same as the
staggers. The disease is not conta-
gious, he says.
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(From the st. Paul Press, dug. q. ]
The viii ofJohn @. Breckenridge was
presented for probate yesterday and filed !.
The usual order was issued for hear
ing on the 23d Of September. The fol-
lowing Is the first part Of the will.
I, John G. Breckenridge, of the city
Of Lexington and the State Of Kentucky,
being Of disposing mind, do make this
my last will and testament
First--Aiter tho payment OF my debts
which arc few and small, and the ex-
penses of a moderate funeral, / direct
that my wife Mary c. Breckenridge, shall
receive all Of the proceeds Of my estate,
$4,000, which is not to be charged as
part Of her distributable portion Of my
estate; and in like manner my daughter
is to receive $4,000; but this sum il
given for convenience as an advance
ment, and is to be charged as part Of
her distributable portion. These sums
are to be paid as soon as may be with
out a sacrifice Of property.
Second II leave to my wife all the
household and kitchen furniture, except
the furniture in the room of my daugh-
ter Frances, which is to be hers absolute
ly, and neither OF them is to be charged
in respect Of thsse items.
Third--Those articles, whose value
lies chiefly in the associations connect
ed with them, as family pieces, pictures,
military relics, and the like, leave with
my wife for distribution between her
self and the children, and this trust
entirely to her discretion and affection
The will distributes the remainder Of
the property equally between his wife
and children His wife, James b. Beck
and John r. Wiley are appointed exc
cutors.
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THE END.

After the heat Of the noon-tide ray
After the cares Of the weary day
Finished the duties and tolls Of the day
Cometh the end.
Into the unknown spirit land,
Over the river by no bridge spanned,
Crossing alone the misty strand,
Beginning the end.
Only fiutter and grasp for breath,
Only cross and lily wreath,
Only sleep the daisies beneath,
Not yet the end.
Cleaving the sky with wings Of dove,
A crown Of light in the realms above,
A dwelling forever where God is Love,
This is the blissful end.
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To the Editors and Publish
crs of West Virginir.

All Editors and Publishers who are
DESTROYS Of joining in the grand excur-
sion. under the auspices Of the West
Virginia Press Association, to start from
Martinsburg, about 2 p. M, on Mon
day, October 18th, win please notify
the undersigned Immediately, in order
that transportation may be secured.
The route will be as follows: From
Martinsburg, via Cumberland Valley
Railroad, to Harrisburg: thence, by
Penn a Central, to St. Louis; and, from
that point, take the AtcEison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad to Granada,
Colorado, and return.
Ay further information will be CIV
en- by addressing the undersigned. at
Beekeley Springs. West Virginia
C. II HsDGsoN.
Secretary w Va. Press Association.
[West Virginia papers please crpy.
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The New York Times has got an
economical streak, as the woman
would say, and declares that the
Gotham milliners and dressmakers
have sent more husbands and
wives to the divorce courts than
all other human beings combined.
1t is not without feelings Of appre-
henSion that the husband glances
into the windows of the bonnet
makers and milliners. The show
which is there set out gives him
some idea of the demands of the
which will be made on his purse
this winter. What Is offered to his
notice at this moment is not cal
culated to put him In good spirits.
The bonnets, or hats, or what
ever the mysterious articles are to
be called, are evidently made up
more extravagantly than ever
The other day il was announced
that bonnets during the coming
fall and winter would be trimmed
with lace, and that a specimen of
this kind of workmanship might
easily cost 5000. Poor paterfamil-
las! His heart sinks within him
when he reads the melancholy IL
dings. Even In ordinary times
the price OF q bonnet is out OF all
proportion to its worth, or to the
means of its purchaser. 1t ranges
from twenty-five TO fifty dollars,
not putting an outside figure either
wav; and nowadays a lady ex-
poets at least four or Ave bonnets a
season, and then will boast of be-
ing much more economical than
"other women
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-18
A Gang of Robbers and Raw
ishers.
THEIR DESPERATE FIGHT WITH
TIE POLICE.

THE POLICE.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept, L.
John Dayton, Owen Rooney and
Henry Longcolt, the latter a mere
boy, entered the saloon Of the Rail-
road house, q disreputable place on
the Shawnee road, outside the city
limits, yesterday T. NJ, and after
robbing Charles Carlot, who was in
charge of the place, and trying to
lock him up in room from which he
escaped, fred several shots through
the house and then went up stairs
and ravashed the women there.
Meanwhile Carlot reached the town
and notified the police Of the outrage
and four officers rode out to the
scene. They were fired upon by the
ruflians and Detective Mcknight
was badly wounded in the leg. The
officers returned the fire but without
effect. They then closed with the
desperadoes and a fierce hand to
had fight ensued with clubs and pis-
tolls, resulting in the capture of the
latter, who were disarmed and
brought to town. Considerable money
supposed to have been taken from
the house was found in their posses
sion.
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NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.
DR- PFOUT'S
ANTI-BJLLIOUS FAMILY PILLS

AN l. 81 ILlUUS n MIL FlILS
These excellent Pills vii be found remedy
for acidity of the Stomach Indigestion HabitnalCos
tiveness, Cramp Collie, Fever and Ague. This terri
BILE and distressing disease IAN with from two to
four doses be overpoweFed, and has In may eff
fected with one single Pill. Every pill being
an ordinary dose, renders them the cheapest med-
cine in the world, and their certainty Of cure une
qualled. We have found them to TAIL in cases
ofJaundi4e and Spasmodic Affections They purify
the blood and promote healthy action of the skim.
They purely vegetable and perfectly free from
anything that can do either permanent or temporary
injury to the Stomach Bowels to the general
system. Persons not in need 81 them would do well
to keep box constantly on hand rs they do not
loose their good properties by age and therefore
available when needed Certain destruction TO Worms
in all cases, they having been tested 10 where
all other oils and Syrnps have failed. With the many
certificates and the samples ofthe Monster Tape
Worm, has been removed, which can be seen al my
Office this Pill Is warranted in all say or the money
refunded.
These Pills had their origin in France, where the
medical science is far advanced.
DIRECTIoNs.--Two pills win be found a sufficient
purge for admit. Ii taken to relieve constipation,
one pill every morning is advised. For ague, two
pills two hours before the time of OF having chilli
For child six years old, half pill win he found 10
act well.
d