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G;Ghmond 1llspatthlI.
MARCH %, 1851.


- rryy yEAKs IN Tux fENtihH
N'',' Iut. KRE,SI>G OTHER ITEMS
.,.,o,,, If the Richmond lhsnatch'l
CorsruorSE. March %. 1919.
''' '',.;t t,uri commenced lis session
Inc ''tu-dsy last. Judge William :.
her ~" .,I,ny' Considerable number OF
Nh'.' l,,,, on Yesterday Frank kou'h-
i"'t' : -c,N was tried for an attempt NJ rape
500 ,,.,I, r,irrcd girl thirteen years o'0:
on .',. rendered a verdict Of i've years
.,,,,r;.nnC,cut IN the p2nl'en'tats' vi ,' w. -
,r s.r The prisoner, asked inc o""o
,,.',, eminent 10 SGT the verdict ss'ut. ,n Nv
I..t.. aid not grant Ia itr II aside a'Ie' ~.
-.,,rut and. after asking 'nc
,,E.,nrr or not he had anl'H'nS
49, ,l.aaN. not b. sentenced. 40" 'ee,,'"h
,..~,,t,t ,cpiy, pronounce Tue s."'' NV ''''
I.-,,,,.anrr wa, vcmanded 70 ln''
n1 Sunday night, or early SATURDAY lno' u,
&c.,. p,an,N Jlck,2u >c>'orc"l. i'''s'uct W
III made good hIs escape u; o"'
.r,'.,,,n the floor IN his cell ana s"iDS'us
..,,r,n ll,. ,uor'- room, which was unoc'
,.,.:r,l and ron whiCa tinl,>l"h cou'u 'ta"'
~, na,uuct. DIonry was I'm ?!is"neu VI,
. avn, ~ demonstrating, ara MS llii
,,,t lave com" oil tins term OF tue court.
WrE.. 1r,n cleared OF this charge ne "ouiu
'',,1 a,n indicted for setting tr" to the la''
r-,,,;,n. .lrcr. aud possibly would pave
-, answer Tor the death OF the htSio
'"'' so hort yimc since, OF which men,
.,',, 90, made 10 this correspondence as IL
,lorrhf-tbc gin teing nearly sulloca'ed
I,.,, ,,.d .synkr, aud being taken out III
t4 t,,.aS accessory 10 her death, ana
-, ar twenty years in tie pehitcntialy
min. have been a>>'snt" nm, NnP'ne' AZ
t.ul,; will he made 10 make the !a'' secure,
I'm, whether Il "rll result III success OF Eot
,,Mair> yet 10 he seer. .,,
No,niu. ha> resulted on the ci''i,r'Sh'S
order 4, vet. and Sc hope nothing VIII.
MACKENZIE.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILEOAD COMPANY.
|YTT nv lDSTs k~cs-

RICHMOND AND rErEssBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. {
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1875 trains
~ ON this ROAD will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 4. n, THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun.
day., connecting for all points South
and West. Slesping.car attached.
dayI, with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations on the Southstdd
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
l:45 2. NJ, THR0UGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pao.
sengers taking this train win make
slose connection 1t Petersburg fcr
500 P. H., FREIGHT daily lexceps Sunday,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. ST.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texceps
Sund1y) with coach attached.
with Richmond. Fredericksburg aad
Potomac railroad Tor all points Eas,
and West.
5:OOP.M., FREIGHT daily Except sundAyh
coach attached.
GOO p. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except sun.
day., connecting With Richmond,
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through 70
Baltimore. Also making close cons
uectiou with The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs and
points North and West
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between R.chr
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad Win leave
Glover Hill pits at $50 A. H.; and returning, viii
leave Chester at 2;40 r. II. daily except Sundays.
ALL TRAINS leaving PeterspnrY viii start iFon
Ap po2 A. SHAW. Superintendent
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latter from StRuntou.
iCorrts.ondrnce q! Tie Richmond Dis?S'cn-l
..,rKz.pAY- AUGUSTA CouSTY BASh- 9RsS"kR

SrArSToS. March IS, 49,:


...rK1 AUGUSTA corsTY BASK- GRANGER
SALhs. Il.
SrArsToS. March 23, 1879.
Yesterday was I'VE day ID our cl'y. LUG
..,,..,. w.r.crowdcd from early in the nom.
fr, until tate in the cveHing with people
,-Tr, tin, county. We had three courts III
session here ,c.tcrJay-lhc Circuit. County,
,r3 rnruoration-all of which did q lively
business.
tn, a,,u's tor tie proposed new bank were
,.ry busy Yesterday in obtaining SuDscri'
s,,.-, 10 the stock oi the bank and in collect
sr,tbo Uuo'as of stock already subscribed
The stockholders Of the bank held meeting
an lat Saturday. III which Captain I. ID.
Hanson read letter from the Controller OF
thu Treasury authorizing the organization OF
the bank on capital OF SG0,00e, and giving
lAr prizes Of pave, for the Is ues OIL The bauk.
on motion, II vas resolved TO order two
r. i-,> 10 hc engraved Il, Il cost OF 500 each.
The committee appointed for that purpose
q I. former mcetlug reported that about two.
,.t:u>nf the stockholders hHG signed the al
l....-of association and organization.
Na motion, committee was appointed.
,..r,5,,inr Of Me>~rS. I. J. Rtn>on, ID. A.
hN,,r +. *. Mcni'ce. james =. Marquis
and u. {. McGulfiu, 10 COLLECT ~ least one.
!.al, Of the subscriptions Of the stockhold-
,r- and po>lt he ,aiue in the National Nal.
hy nIlh - The credit Of the committee, aud
rrport H. The u,Xt meeting OF stockholders,
10 hc held on Saturday. April Sd. II is tx
,rcttd that al lny next meeting a tut organi'
I.!1u sill b" perfected.
The sock safe at The grounds OF tue BaldWln
AugW,iatijr, ucll uDd"r tac auspices OF the
touuty tnuucjiu IN. Patrons al llusbhudry,
III ~ FRIDAY. vas ia--clv attended, and
gI'ca large amount ot stock changed bands.
I., attic sold were S"ariin@e, tWo.ycir
dbl. aud Il irN oxen. rgGIcgatlnG h'ly.lnrCc
inli, lc>id, four mules and one horse. The
&.,rrrIi,. amount o. sales was - ,l22.2J, be.
side, numbrr 81 sales M lie privately, Ui
which Wc could Get no account. There was
much hoe stock on exhibition which was not
sd: among others two Very tine heavy
draft hor>cS cXhinted 10y Mr.. Waugh. OF Lit
4. Levels, West Nlrgluia.
TIL. foundation OF The "Graugcr Build
ir.. Oh Main street, has been laid, and Tho
lr,k.work has been G mmcnc1d. The open
In. weather aS set the builders 10 work, ant
IN All parts OF the city may be heard TIT
-.uud OF the hammer aud the ring OF th'
r.n,l MAX.
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MINERAL WATER.
DOCK RIDGE AL L VI SPRINGS
WATERS.
READ WHAT THE "MEDICAL SWANS
SAY OF THESE CELEBRATED WATERS.

Or. NOEL, late the resident physician:
~ regret at this time cannot give the profession
and the public the results of TWO years close aten-
ton-for ! have given more than ordinary alten-
linn TO This subjrct-as TWO years ago. an invalid
and conservative, so pronounced by SIX PHYSICIANS
of Baltimore, sought these springs rs oernler
rfsor; and returned In four months conva scent.
have, therefore good cause 10 study well the ac-
ton of the waters.
CONSTITUTIONAL have seen II arrested IN its
first stage. have seen softenng OF the luoerries
arrested [ have seen the consecutive bronchl'ls
arrested. have seen patients gain In flesh and
" BRoScIIITIs.- Catarrhal, supurative, and rheu-
matte bronchitis have seen cureu' anu cureo per-
manently. . ...,.,,
"ScRoFULA. glandular eul4rgements. scrofulous
ulcers scr1flIlolls eruptons. scrOtuous discharges
from ears and eyes. &c. nave seen 3leid hos'
rapidly, and permanent cures RESULT
CERTIFICATES.
There are many persons who nave nenher me
,imr nor the inclination 10 read the cci tifcates
oata.ned The DC mphlets OF the different springs
and in fact, to such an extent has THIS praelte OF
giving certificates been carried that between advtr-
Using Quacks aud vendors OF patent mtdlclues the
daily prints are filled al ndussum.
AS th-uxhtful men we cannot, therefore, ask any
community TO trust us upon our certificates alone
bt We do ask be trusted upon the certificates anu
letters Of The following erudite and accompii-hsd
members of The medical profession: ,
DIR. JAMES l.. CABELL, Professor IN the Meuica'
Department University OF strsiPPi Eofessor Of Oh
stetrics, College Of Phys icians ana surgeons Ne"
York. r, .,-<
Women's stale Hospital, Nav York.
Dr. 81. NJ. PALLEM, Professor OF Obstetrics, st
Loui; Medical College.
Ur. THOMAS L. NJ ADDES. Professor OF the III
sljtuie OF Medicine, Nashville Medical College.
Aud letters from such old anu exDerisn need men
as Lr. SAMUEL 4: GAETwRicHT C,, se W Orleans
La and Dr. fLfnf rS Il D. L Guns agent
NH a-Tu&ThtAp1l Richmond, Va.
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DEATH OF THE OLDEST INHABlTANT OF THE
EARTu-AN IsDIAS OSE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY THREE YEARS OLD.-[From the Santa
Cruz (Cal.) Enterprise -rhe mission OF
Santa Cruz was established by monks OF the
Order of S.. Francis. The first record
which they preserved of a baptism was that
Of an Indian girl named Miceala, on October
8, 1901. On the 4h of March following was
baptized Justinirno RoXas by FIR. Isidro Sd
laZar, q. 5. F. RoXas was then forty years
of age. and perhaps even somewhat over
forty, so that he was at least one hundred
and tweUty-three years old when he died.
The record of his baptism is still preserved
in the register Of the Catholic church, so that
there can be no doubt concerning the truth
Of bis extreme age.
Little is known of his career, as he has
outlived those who were children when be
was already very advanced In years. 1t Is
probable. however. that he belonged TO the
Aptos tribe of Indians. For some time he
had been quite feeble, and his death Was eX-
peced TO take place at any moment. Three
DAYS ago the Rev. Father Adam administered
the last sacIamentS. At the hour Of his
death RoXas was attended by the Indian
who has been his guardian for some time
past. He remained CONSCIOUS until withia
few moments Of his death, when be became
nsensibe, and quietly passed into the world
beyond. We believe we do not eXaggerate
in saving that RoXas was the oldest inhab!-
tant of the earth.
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ODD SLEEVE. BuTToNs.-The Lawrence
Massachusetts, american mentions that
some thoughtful friend, with an assortment
of odd sleeve buttons, has sent variety by
mail to Mr.. William +. Jordan, It's one'armed
cashier, and suggests " Happy thought, if
auy of US lose sleeve button, glove, or
boot, that, after all, the remaining one is
sufficient outfit for somebody whose limbs are
less numerous than ours. A society for the
distribution of odd things among one.armed
or one legged people may be Instituted some
time, perhaps, when charity becomes more
minute
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SPELLING MArCH-THE SCHooLRoYs De-
FEAT THE EDIToRs AND Typos Boston, March
23.-Music Hall was crowded TO its utmost
capacity tonight TO witness novel contest
between tif y boys selected from the higher
schools OF the city and fifty editors, reporter,
professors, aud typos, selected from The va
Iious newspapers, in an old-lashioned spell
ipg.matcb. The contest was spirited througt-
out. and Gua!iy narrowed to one on each side,
when typo msspe'l"d "eon'"rr9h''," ana
tue la.;ca Has aTa:Qed &c tie 5o;s,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS..
FOR PUBLIC PRINTING,
l. BINDING, LITHuGRAPHING, &C.

l. BINDING, LITHuGkAPfIING, &C.
COMMONWEALTH OF yfRGINIA,)
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PCBLIC PRINTING I
RICHMOND, March 20, 1852
In accordance with law. sealed proposals VIII be
received by the undersigned at mis- ofiee, III the
Capitol. until THURSDAY, ApIl l, 1870. at IL
NJ, for PRINTING and BIN DING for the Stale NJ
Virginia for the ensuing twelve monhs-as fol-
/, SENATE BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JOUR-
~ g. 8 HoUsE BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JOURNAL,
s. ANNUAL REPORTS of Officers, Boards, and
Institutions, including reports of lnierr al lnl-
provement Companies 10 Board OF Public Works;
Il must be understood that the contractor shall
make no charge Tor composition for extra copies
ordered by any institution or state ofhcer.
AVE ATW!ssS IF SEhThA v6 120 Of eRAT-
TAN'S REPORTS. The composition and press
work Of the entire book NUT be completed ana re-
So 8. ali other PAMpHLE T and BOOK-WORK re-
CURED any department Of government. w.
rs oaSs comnIssioners Ba aos
and job-wcrk generally. '
bidder; win state price per 1000 ems for COM
position, and for pr ess-work per token OF $50 im-
5. BISDING, FOL DING. sTITCHISG. .HUL-
ING. TRIMMING. WRAPPING &c., required by
8. LiTHoGRAPHINGL etter.Hea Envelopes,
The superip tcndent reserves TO himself the right
10 have forms OF large jobs duplcatrf-such, TOT
instance. as lnterrogatorie,, &c.-to save unneceS-
sary expense for press-w' TX.
Inc supt rin ndent also reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Contr.cors wi be required TO enter into bond.
with security. to I've approved by the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth, for the prompt ana lathlai OK
II is hops that no one will bid WHO Is not pre-
pared with facilities 10 do The work promptly andin
The best manner. n: r aLhEh,
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
NH 2O-eodtApl
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RICHMOND AND DAyyILLK RAILHoAB CO.. !
Os1tCE oF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND. VA, March 8, lSSS

@E ~ AZ -
.,- sICaa NO AND DAsyrLLE RAILEoAB CO.. >
osS'cH OF R ESsINEER 4sD sgrEKIsgEHDENT.f
| CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-T0 TAKE
AEFFECT FRIDAY. March 10. 1875.
TRAIN No. 1.-CHARLoTTE ExpREsg. wet
RR arso,, o k,shmosa At 5:os a. leaves
s:ro at ss7 leaves sal'sSur ,sav re- s:ss 3
arrives at Chariot al o:35 r. II. . '.'' = d. ;
TRAIN NO. 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND WV
YoPK EXPRESS, Eastward-Iea caves Charlotte a.
S:65 a. b.: leaves Airline Junction at 500 4 .
H. leaves Salisbury at 1l:3S A. H.; leaves GIeens
| 6oro al 2:l6 p. H.; leaves Dsnriile ut 4AS p.
f 2. H. al sa7 7. M; arrives at Richmond at ilas
TRAIN No. s.-THRoueH MAIL, Westward
e. ss syf' 81 ssves
l2:4o a. 81; leaves Salisbury. at 1858 A. 81. !;
Janshon al 700 A. H.; arrives at
TIA TEAM Ne 4:.TasorsH MAn, Eastward
Junction at $50 p. III; leaves salisbury ut 1912
Z. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 1886 A. NJ; lfsyes
panyilhat $40 A., NJ: leaves Dundee at $50
riy.s q, Richmond at 2:22 P. N. q 80
TRAIN NO. 5.-LYSCIIBCgG PASSENGER, West.
war, Wara.Le ave Richmond ut A. NJ; leaves Burke.
Pm. 1' 49, arrives a. hsneao'fR !" 4'Io
TRAN TRAiS No: 80. APPROXIMATELY AccoMHop.rIe
ttds&~diu-L eaStS barkeVlllG Al 4.43 A. M.
rves al Richmond AZ sos A. NJ. -
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee with train. on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, yir-
elnla Midland and Great Southern railroad, to ana
New York.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmoud, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points
Trains Nos 2 and correct at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road 10 and from Greenville. Atlantis, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest.
ern points.
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and A llanta railroad for
columbia, ueusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and 8
southern points
Train No. connects at Burkeville with the At
lantic, Mississippi aud ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all Southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern souu western
points, aud baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman paace-cars through from New Orleans
to New York. T. ID. X. TALCOTl.
Engineerand Superintendent.
a 7. DOUGLAS. Master Transportation.
NH 10
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A few years ago the authorities of Boston
agreed that they would incur no dcot Whlen
they could not pay the sameyear. Asa con-
sequence taxes have been reduced Ten per
cent, and more than 100000 Of the n'pnl'
cipal debt has been pad of. In The mean
ii ne many substantial improvements have
been made. Other cities might tipd lesson
In this.
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A'TiMrTED ASSASSINATION. - LOUISVILLE,
M3lr1 IA special 10 the Courier. Journal
tut> AZ attempt VA. made TO asSusslnatc the
JAMES byOlhcr-. WHO turned states evidence
against %" county kukluX, while upon the
"Nhcae-st4nd 10 the courtroom at EiktoD
Quay. Tie attempt was unsuccessful. The
"'Haiiints escaped, and the officers were IN
Aot pursuit Of them al i4st accounts.
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stIe Tobacco Tax.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE Of INTER-
s,L NLyESrE. Washington. Mar Gu -, lS'0.-
ST. 1t is held by This oil e, A.
SIS. n rriltjon 10 distilled spirits rs 10 TO.
a..u.. x. aud cDusiS, ently Is 10 both, that
liz. increase OF tax, by sections one and tw"
ST NE act 81 March 8 !. took effect AT the first
G.o,a"ui ri March Sd.
The rulrg that section two OF the above
Huurd at al March 3, 1873, "totulther pro-
,.,. tu,. sinking fund.-" &c. which imposes
To- ur~ rate OF tax on tobacco, cigars, ana
,'yarrtlc> took Il ct from the first moment OF
Mach 3D. The day on which the act was ap'
iruyca, /, one that this Office was obliged b!
tn" !aW I:>ci 10 make. On this point l
would respectfully request your attention TO
!hr iut.o.cd copy Of u letter addressed 70
Hon. j. j. Basley, under date OF the 10Th
Instant.
In support OF the doctrine OF that letter |
h., leave 10 refer sou TO IN opinion OF the
honorable Attorney General, dated the l0th
Instant; Also 10 the d, cision OF The United
States Supreme Court In the case OF Arnold
aud others cS The United States, Cranch,
l9t; to the ease Of Matthews Us. Zane and
"!hrts, Wheaton, p. 1854, and 10 the case IN
r., Mriman in the United States District
'oari ior Vermont, reported In ~ Fernoht
Hep, =. t53, in which lust case ii was held
that IN i question rs to the time when law
take. effect there are no pars or divisions OF
= Day. The day is 10 DC included because
there being no fraction Of day the act re-
a,r> to the fist moment OF the day on
which il is done. and a. if it were then done.
havr the honor to DC.
Very respectfully yours,
J. ". DorGLAss, Commissioner.
H,1. N.uy l.. DdtreS, U,ated States Senate.
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PosrAL.-Edward q. Richardson is ap.
pointed postmaster at Troutsyllle. Botetourt
county, Va, pice Charles W. Hardin, re-.
signed. William B. Robinson is appointed
postmaster at Wolf Run. Marshall county,
w, Va, uice Francis Taylor, declined. Mar
shall w. Chichester is appointed postmaster
at Bruceton Mills, Preston county, W. Va,
uice Henry E. Cole, resigned.
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JHg NlHKLAHD SHOOTING CASE FtneLdnd.
>h.J., Marco 23-CIrrutn is stliI improving.
! .c bal IN is passage disturbed The optic
nerve. Il is thought that his sight may be
IMPAIRED. The doctors have slight hopes OF
liz recovery. The excitement is subsidiug.
Iandi' ecem, TO lave the sympathy of Il
airaI many people.
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EIECTIoSDAY IN NORTH CARULISA.-On
saturday Tue House passed the bill changing
Tic lime Of holding the state election from
august Until November. The bill having
PREVIOUSLY passed the Senate is L law. i!
:4"hc> 4 mucu-nctded uniformity III our Stale
"trci"n,. state and Federal elections are
30" ~ BE- held al The siine time, Which pre-
'~ht> undue Efforts on the part OF Rcpuoli-
~ hanasrrs TO carry this Safe as first
hS'l> Offering on the altar OF the Radical god
al rlrcr-s. - WILMINGTON star.
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Old Baron Rothschlld gave louis to q
charity fund, and the person receiving 1t
said, Alb, Monsieur Barop, you only gave
louis, and your son gave five." "And rea'
SON enough" said the Baron; "his father IL
millionaire and am only O poor orphan"
lTbey used to tell that story of John Jacob
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Train leaving Richmond At $50 a. W. -uns dal
SUNDAY excepted. stopping al all regular sttions
I rain leaving Richmond al APO p. VI. runs daily
to Hinton. anc between Hinton and Huntington
daily SUNDAY eXctp'edJ. stopping ut all stations
Passenger coach runs o. freight lra!n between
SrauntOn and MIllborn' daily Except Sunday) leay.
Ing SiauutJn at 3:05 j. NJ.
For further information, rates. &C., apply at S2G
Main street or ut c0mpany's offices.
CONWAY Il. HOWARD,
Gener al Passenger and Ticket Agent.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Genera superintendent OF
Transportation. nh I9
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. a.c.
JAKE
sIhiMoNs's LIVER REGULATOR

SIMMONS'S LIVER REG ULATOE
for all dIseas es Of the Liver Stomach and Spleen
It Is emlnently Family Medicine;
and by heing kept ready for lmIned!-
ate resort will save many an hour OF
suffering and many dollar In time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial Ii Is still re-
ceiving the most unqualified testimo-
malls of Its virtues from persons Of
the highest character and RESPONSE.
bil'ty Eminent physicians commend
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, BIZZI-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH. bad .aste
In the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACKs. PALPITATIOS of the
HEART, PAIN in the region OF
the KIDNEYS. DESPONDENCY,
=, GLOON, and torebodings Of EVIL,
49, all OF which are the offspring of
diseased LIVER.
II you feel DULL, DRowsY,
Debit ATED, have frequent
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY. POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED. you are suf-
fering from TORPID LlYERor
"EILIOUSNESS," and nothing
will cure you SO speedily aud
Inc LIVER, the largest organ
In the body. Is generally the
seat OF the disease, and II not
REGULATED In time great suf-
fering, wrechedness, aud
Armed with this ANTIDoTE. all climates and
changes of water and food may be faced without
fear. AS remedy In Ne LARIOUS FEVERS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, Z NESS.
NAUSEA:
LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
II have never seen or tried
sucha simple. efficacious, sat-
isfactory, and pleasant reme-
dy in my Iifc."-Il. HAISER,
ST. Louis. Me.
Hon. Alex II. Stephens.
II occasionally use, when my
condition requires II, Doctor
Simmons'5 Liver Regulator
with good effects Hon,
ALEX. n. STEP: EMS.
Governor or Alabama.
"iour Regulator has been
In use In my family for some
time, and am persuaded tits
a valuable addition to the
medical science."-GoV. j.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
~ have used the Regulator
In my fymily for the past sew
enteen years. | can safely re-
commepd 1t to the world as
the best medicine have ever
used for that class of diseases
&c purp-rts to cure."-H. +.
THIGPEN.
President of City Bank.
"Simmons's Liver Regula-
tor has proved good and eff
cacious medicine."-C. A.
NUTTISG.
Druggists.
1--WE have been acquainted
with DR.. Simmons's Liver
Medicine for more than TWEEN
tv years. and know IT to he the
best Liver Regulator offered
10 the public."-M. X. LYON
and II. L. LYON, Bellefou-
taine, Ga.