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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nJ COHEN BROTHERS do not en-
ploy the medium OF advertising asa means W
which to draw great crowds and offer such goods rs
.nnear cheap only while reading OF them IN Tue
daily papers Their aim Is to present 10 'e puoii'
only srst.class goods. and when they make pur-
chase Of them below the regular market value they
resort to these means of making IT known. 1he
nub,ic can always rely that under the headsnR OIL
their advertisements the value OF GOODS Is never
exaggerated. no more than they are ever m'srepre-
sented at their place Of business, to the TACT Oh
which their success may be classed as the foremost
av,dence Their stock now comprises one OF the
largest in this city. They are Offering
Q. 600 wards FRENCH SoFT-FINlsH CAMBRlCS
at &c. worth SIC. +;
WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS at Zo anu QUO
worth about double;
SWISS MUSLINS fully so per cent. less lnah 'he
regular market value
WHITE TARLATANS at 1sc. cheap at 2oc.i al
22c. worth 3oc.; at Csc. worth fully 37Ac.;
TUCKED MUSLIN al 75c. worth II
Two cases IRISH LINEN at near half their Vaue
FRENCH pIQUES at 40c. generally sold ut Toe. 4;
BRIDAL QUILTS st 90c.;
Handsome MARsEILLES QUILTS at 70 worth
$3.50; at $3.50 cheap at $3.50;
Over eco dozen fine FRENCH CORsETS at ABOUT
half value: also, D." Our Own " tFrench-wove) at
=" Doc; "our Own " tsuperior) at 7lc. worth
1926;
The largest stock of LACEs In the city, such as
YAK, GUIPURE, VALENCIENNEs, and
POINT APPLIQUE, at auction prices also,
PATENT and IMITATION GUPURES in
large quantities.. -.s ....
Their BLACK ALPACAs at SOC. are worth 45e.
Most of their superior grades at proportionate
rate. ..
See their BLACK SILKS before You buy. 1t will
pay you we'll.
They have also opened full line Of PARASOLS,
nearly all of which are manufactured TO their
own order TO avoid imperfections.
For RIBBONS.
- ...r.s TABLE-LINENS,
GLOVES,
and many other goods, do not fail to 90 to
@ .f. COHEN BROTHERS..
CLOSED SATURDAYS. NH 81
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KENTUCKY AND GREAT EASTERN RAIL~AY
RE6Rs ANIzATIoN- March 29.-
The Kentucky ADD Great Eastern Railway
Company has been Ieorganized, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were to-day elected a
Board Of Directors: George Bliss aud W. A.
Booth, of New York; NJ. E. Ingalls,, Alfred
Gather, Stanley Matthew's, S. j. BrOadwell,
ELI Kenney, r. S. Coleman, and John Byrne,
of Cincinnati John III. Duke and 7. L..
Jones, Of Kentucky. Contracts for the COM
pletion Of the road from deere to Hunting
ton, w. Va, were closed here to-day, and
the speedy completion OF the line is assured.
Representatives from the several counties
in Kentucky along the line Of the road hold
a convention here Tomorrow for the pur.
pose ofapportbuing the amount of subscrip.
ton asked for in aid of the road. The re.
organized company is friendly TO the Chesa.
peake and Ohio interest, and it is stated that
part of their plan is to give that road Chi
csgo connection.
The above is telegram to the press gene
rally, and must be highly interesting to our
citizens. 1t would be all the better If We
had more definite informant IN, but we sup
pose we may regard this mu, VI as very graft.
flying. 1t shows that there is: a pressure OF
ing over the gap that now exis IS between the
present terminus of the Chesap, @ke and Ohio
railroad and the western syst, I'm Of roads.
1t Is altogether natural that there should be
such desire and such an interest In favor OF
this union of Virginia by rail with the hen
lucky and Ohio railways. Indepen IDENTIFY OF
the sentiment that prompts the wish that Vir
GINA, the mother, should be united with hel
children Of the Ohio valley, there is th e prac
fical reason OF commerce, that seeks th,: best
and shortest ways to market, that must con-
troll in such matter. and must end in a per.
feet union of the West with the East und
the Atlantic by the shortest and best way
through the low gaps and serene atmos pheres
OF Virginia to the Atlantic.
The route OF the "Kentueky and tireat
Eastern Railway Company" We believe. lies
on the south side of the Ohio river. 1t unites
the prosperous towns of the south side of
the Ohio MaysyIle, Ashland, and others.
with Cincinnati and Richmond. The scheme
Is attractive, and we do trust may be carried
out successfully. A bridge at Portsmouth
would place the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road in connection with the system OF roads /
on the north side Of the Ohio, and open
wide field OF business to this city.
We shall look with interest and solietude
to further developments in regard to this
scheme. We are of opinion that a railroad
hu''t according to the plans of this Great
Ias1e:h Comlan. Wvuia leuound 70 the
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A Coop PLANK.-The following Is one CT
the planks of the Michigan greenbackers'
platform: ...
"Fiftb. The repeal of all internal revenue
taxation, and the raising of all the revenue
required to support the Government by tax
alton on imports Of foreign productions, par
ticularly upon that class Of foreign commodl-
ties which o,tr laborers can successfully pro-
duce. Such taxation as will keep the balance
of the trade in favor of the United States,
nut more revenue into the treasury and more
labor into the hands of the American PEG.
Dle"
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~ HUDGINs, GORDON & CO.,
1913 MAIN STREET,
are opening daily great varieties Of
SPRING and SUMNER DRY GOODS,
such as
LINENS, CAMBRICS,
PERCALES,
FMBROIDERIES of all the best styles,
Beautiful SHETLAND SHAWLS.
The LATEST NOVELTIES in
LADIES FURNISHINGS
a very large variety of
CASSIMERES and CLOTHS
for mems and boys wear very low.
A splendid assortment Of HOSIERY-striDed and
plain, &C., &C.;
which will all be sold at prices 70 suit the pur-
chaser. mn 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEVY BROTHERS..

If our readers will but call and examine our stock
and then compare our cash prices with those asked
elsewhere it will not be necessary for US to say an
,,,ar word 70 nrove the above assertion. But to
satisfy every one that 1t is to their advantage TO
patronize
THE LEADERS IN Low PRICES
we will enumerate few of the many leading ar,i-
Giles soldby us lower than In any store in the entire
State:
Our BLACK-AND-WHITE-ST SILK at
9oc. yard Is usually sold at 1925 yard:
STRIPED and CHECKED SUMNER SILKS at
rs, so, soc., and 81 per yard-real value Csc.
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILKS in every quality
from s5c. to $3.50 We have an excellent
quality at 81 so per yard never sold In this city
under 1915. In better goods we have quality
ats2.5O yard, gold value 1925.
In fine BLACK SILKS we have most superb arti-
Gle at SO so a yard which Is considered cheap
by good Judges of silks at $3.50. " ~
Our whole stock Of SPRING and SUMNER
SILKS Is offered at very attractive prices, and
lower than goods of the same quality were ever be-
fore exhibited In this city. .-..
Our stock Of SPRING DRESS GOODS comprises
the choice styles and designs OF the leading import
ers We have marked the entire stock at what we
may term popular prices, as they are nearer goiu
prices than we have ever sold them.
We can say the same of our PARAsOL SToCk,
lust received fresh from the manufacturers, COM
prsing all the styles that are fashionable. Ihls
department Is we'll worth All inspection.
Our stock of WHITE GOODS comprises all the
novelties 10 that line, such as
MASALIA, ..
FRENCH NAINSOOk,
LACE-STRIPE NAINSOOK;
besides VICTORIA LAWN,
JACCONET,
SWISS and NULL MUSLIN,
SOFr-FINISH CAMBRlC, etc.;
New style LADIES' COLORED-GROUND, &C.
LORED-BORDER HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS;
Large additions 10 our stock of LADIES' sc ARTS
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS In va
riety Of styles.
In our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT look at
the
12-4 WHITE MARSEILLFS QUILTS at 1915,
never sold In this city under s5;
llxll DOUBLE MARSEILLkS QUILTS at
&65O-were considered bargain at auction
price of $3.50;
Great bargains in HUCKABACK TOWELS also
I'm LINEN SHEETING.
The goods are fresh and desirable in every re-
spect.
full liue Of goods for mems and boys wear. Our
assortment comprises every grade Of goods from the
lowest quality OF KENTUCKY JEANS to the fines
CASSIMERES.
Just received, a case Of ENGLISH CHEVlOT for
shifting at SIC. Il yaId-neyer sold under 20c.,
aud cheap at 25c.
SIxty.five pieces Of RED-CHECk MATING,
bought at The large peremptory 'rade-sale IN
New York, and to be sold ut prices less than 1t
cost to import.
Our stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, BLEACHED
and BROWN COTTONS, BED-TICk, LACE
CURTAINS, HOSIERY, &C., Is always marked
at the lowest price.
We solicit call from our FRIENDS, patrons, ana
the public generally, confident that by no means
small amount Will be saved TO them by buying their
Dry Goods Of LEVY BROTHERS.
1Ol7 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Our terms are as follows: Cash-one price. and
that the lowest. NH on
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WoxAS SUFFRAGE FINALLY DEcIDED.-ln
the discussion of the question OF the WISDOM
of extending the right of suffrage 10 WOMEN
many persons of great intelligence, II aot -, .,
superior legal acumen, have contenuee ' .ha
Tinted States ia any State on account OF Sc <
was prohibited by the recent amendments OF
the Constitution. Washington Chronicle.
We do not believe that one man Of ln'elll'
pence and good judgment ever so commended.
Or. as the New York World says, there were
not three lawyers in the United States who
held that opinion.
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~ COD-LIVER OIL,
MEDICINALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMP0RTATION-THE BEST,
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony OF our physicians who
prescribe It, and OF patients who have taken IL that
1t Is more accountable to the stomach and more
easily asslmilaied than any other oil.
a fresh supply just received direct from New.
foundland. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists
feIO . FI 919 Mann street.
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The last Cincinnati spelliDg-match broke
down on cassinette." Nobody could spell
it. But if it had been Bacon" Cincinnati
would have tackled it successfully.
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LECTURES.
D ICHMOND THEATRE.
THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING,
n1ss ANNA z. DICKIN SON
will deliver ber intensely thrilling sketch entitled
"JOAN OF ARC

ITO sum ND Anna Dickinson aud express her
best in fewesl words, as she is In reality aud per
sonay II is no ex,rayaga nee of speech to say lhat
If fhe many strange and remarkable personaRes
that talent nd rev uons have given i've n %
man sioe of the Miss Dcsnson; sne
Tue ontmsss htsded nv Hypatia, and succeeded
SV joan of Arc and Fanny wright. In ability she
Stands side by side with The IOrner ano tns atea
and Ia The WONDERFUL display 81 her meteoTie eio
auence and brilliant genius size ranks with joan OF
arc, the heroine OF one nation aao Inc eap.lvs Oh
another. Her .oque ace Is not ma stualeo ACQUIRE
ment Of scnoos and ssminar =. bn. me t giI, o O,
God. II tran ,cends al dsciont anu 10 the most
perfect fIuit OF genius. In orator no man Is her
superior. Her eloquence draws M utaaes Nt e ~
and women of divers creeds and aaLonantles 70
hear her discussions, aud In future ages sue wiz
shine in history as the brightest girl 1at ths hlhe
leenh century gave 10 America" ~ "tsaoe'p"'o
Press.
Seats can be secured at WAITS. 900 Main
street.
Admission, 75c.; reserved seats, 81 each.
Doors omen at z; commence ut O'Clock.
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rO2NS, &C. Clersymen will ind in DR..
~ ScEULTZ'S repertoire of testimonials mo.
729 hlain street many OF heir ors thren hey. ir
,Jory :. GR4STY, shelby vile. n.y.: "sDr. Schultz
rem owed corns from my feet 1fteen years ago, and
there has never been any return; Al essss ,. OF
IRIS. &c.. removed. painless I. the pa'ient. The
ts.d.d apl-ltS
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GT NEW STOCK SPRING GOODS.

EB1 NEW SIOCh SFhlNG UOODS.
T. R. PRICE s. co.
are now opening their stock of FOREIGN and
DOMESTlC DRY GOODS, TO which additions will
be made during the entire season Of everything new
and desirable.
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS, 81 to IS per yard
BLACK IRON GRENAD1NES,
PLAID PoPLISS for Polonases,
JAPANESE PoPLISS-great assortment;
MOURNING GOODS, all the best and newest
fabrics:
GRAPE and GRAPE Wells,
BoRDERED ORGAEDIEs. BoRDERED JAccoSETs,
CoLoRED LAWNS, ZEPHYR SHAwLS, HOSIERY,
CoRsETS, HAMBURGH EDGlNGS,
VICTORIA LAWNS, CAMBRICS,
IRISH LINENS and LINEN suEET1SGS,
DIAPERS, NAPKINS, &c, sc. NH 20
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DAINTERS COLORS.
THE GREAT CURATIVE POWFp

ELECTRICITY AND GALvAEIsy
is attracting the attention OF the most emip.n, ma,
zeal men, aud great variety of appliances are 49,
in use 10 test it Weare prepared to furnish the me-.
approved apparatus aud instruments at manur..
turers' prices. Amongst them are The ~
GALVASO-FARADIC CO.'S BATTERIES
with CONTINUOUS and INTERCEPTED cnrT@r.
at prices ranging from 81 8 to S75. N'e'
TIE ELECTkiZER or POCKET BA iTrpy
with INTERRUPTED current, for 49,
GARRETT'5 ELECTRIC DISKS, TO be wor, ~,
the back and chest. PRICE. $3.50 and II so. "'H
FOLTAlC BANDS. for the bead, arm VIZ.
waist, and leg. and soLES TO be worn I'm the nv,
for the cure OF cold Feet. Prices from al n tx
MEADE i BAKER. Pharmacists
NH 9l9 Main stree,
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ADJUSTMENTS,

--~~~~-~-~-~-~->>~~~~~--~~
A SSEMBLY HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL Q.
IDA CERITO'S LADY-MlNSTRELS
and
PARTISAN SENSATION.
A CONGRESS of Male and Female Artists
MILE. GESEvIEv ELS Troupe of French CAN-CAN
DANCERS.
LIE JARDIN MABiLLE.
Beautiful Scenes in the Capital City OF France
BY MOONLIGHT.
THE GREAT VARIETY COMPANY
IN an entirely
NEW PROGRAMME OF NOVELTIES.
Admission, rs cents. Gallery, so cents. Seals can
be secured at WAITS muSic-Store ap
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NE CHAMPAGNE.

" DECAYED TEETH.--We have
prepared, after consultation with some OF our
best dentists. CARBoLIC MOUTE-WAsH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment OF De-
cAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts as q
complete disinfectant TO the odor caused by de-
,ayed teeth, and Is very pleasant to the smell and
taste. Sold in bottles so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
falO 919 Main street.
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DRUGS. MEpIa,Isgs =.
THE AMERICAN ELECTRIZER

1.-THE most compact, convenient, and the ch.,,e..
Medical Battery ever offered, and far tha no.
powerful. for anything like the price,
Physicians are invited TO call and tes. ,.s r,,
For sale By J.BLAIR, Drnyy,..
NH corner OF Broad and Ninth ,,
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SI5fbiONS'S

sIsiMONsS
LIVER REGULATOR,
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundlce, biGnGs
attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF slH-
its, Sour Stomach, HEARTBURN. &C.. &c,
1T HAS No EQUAL.
Is a faultless family medicine.
Does not disarrauge the system.
Is sure 10 cure II taken regularly.
is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMMOHS's LlVss
REGULATOR unless In our engraved wrApprs
with trademark, stamp, and signature unoroAeI'
noA' o'''S' - J. n. ZEILIN & co,
Macon. Ga, and Phi!sdslris--
THE SYMPTOMS OF Liver
Complaint arr unit asntSs and
paiu IN the side. Sometimes
the pat Is la the shoulder. ana
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sick
ness, bowe,s In general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD IL trou-
bled with pain. and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable LOSS
or MEMORY. accompanied
with painful sensation OF hay
Ing LEFT USDOSE something
which ought To have been
done. Often complaining OF
weakness, DEBILITY, ADD low
spirits. SOmetimtS MANY OF
The ovesymptoms atts nd the
disease, and ut other times
very FEW Of them: but the
LIVER Is generally The organ
most involved.
Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion sn'
torpidity OF the liver, and relef - always q,
iously sought after. II the hYtr Is rf&uiaseo
action health Is almost invariably secured. WAp'
or action In The liver cause headacbe, consufa
jaundice pain In the shoulders, cough, chis, aia
ness sour stomach, bad TASTE IN The mouth o..vJ,
attacks, palpita,on OF the heart depression o. sp
rits or The blues. and hundred other ~, G
for which SIMMnSe'S LIVER REGULAiS" -
the best remedy that has ever been discoSefe9 -
acts mildly effsciua,ly, and being simple vees
BILE compound, can d" no iatury In any quay, ,vsv
that II may DO taken. !. Is harmless ~ eva OF
Ii has be en- used for forty years, anu ~
the good and great from ali parts OF tnt eeuu"'
Wili youch for IT'S heing che purest AMI best.
NH l0-tJe2S EsE
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CRAYS, ATTEN rION.-Attend a q
" quarterly meeting OF your company atH
Messrs. Cook & Laughton's Office on GoycrnorW
street, on FRIDAY NIGHT next at o'clock
promptly for collection Of dues and other import
ant business. BY order OF Captain BoSSIEUx.
ap l-2t 5. s. SMITH, First Sergeant.
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All persons holding claims against the sloop
~. 49, TWO BROTHERS
requested to present their bills. properly cerf
fed. 10 Maesrs White Garnett. attorneys al IL ",
20. -: re-; $780,, 81
AZ l-4.* i. FISCK, Qwuer.
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CURE.
TAKE
sIMMONS's LIVER REGULATOR


for all diseases of the Liver. stomach and spi,tr
tits emneutly Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for ilnmedi-
ate resort will save many an hour 81
suffering and many dollar In time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial 1t Is still re-
ceiring the most unqualified tesdmo-
malls OF fits virtues flom persons Of
the highest character and 1eiphnsi.
bility Eminent physicians commend
- - EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, DIZHI-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH. bad taste
In the MOUTH. BILIOUS AT
TACKS, PALPITATiOS OF the
HEART, PAIN In the region or
the kDNEYs. DEsPOSDESCY,
GLOON, and iOrcbOdngs OF EVIL,
all of which are the offspring OF
diseased LIVER.
II you feel DULL, DRowsY,
Debit kTED, have frequent
HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED. you are sur
ferinz from TOHPiD LIVER or
BILIoUSNESS," and nothing
will cure you so speedily ana
Tne LIVER, the Ia rgest organ
In the body. Is generally the
seat OF the disease, ana III not
REGULATED In time vreat SUI.
fering, TreichedneSs aud
DEATH will enS,Ie.
Armed with this ANTlDOTE, all climates &C
changes OF water and food may be faced wilhg:
fear. AS remedy In HAZARDOUS FEEEh'
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, L Els l. ESS SEs
JAUNDICE. NAUSEA.
THE CHEAPEST. PUREST. AND BEST FAN
LIZ MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
II have never seen or tried
such a simple, efficaciouS, sat-
istactory, and pleasant rene
dy in my lifc."-H. HAISER,
ST. Louis. Me.
"Iocca>iouaily use, wien my
condition requires IL, Doctor
Simnions's Liver Regulator
with good eftccts."-lioS,
ALEX. II. STEP. EMS.
Governor OF Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
In use In my family for some
time, and am persuaded IT'S
valuable addition 10 the
medical scicnce."-GoY. y.
GILL SIIoRTER. ala.
IL have used the Regulator
inmy family for the past sew
enteen years. ! can safely re-
commend 1t to the world as
the best medicine have ever
used for that class OF diseases
10 purpsrts TO cure."-H. +.
THiGPEN.
"Simmons's Liver ke2uia-
tor has proved good aud eH-
eacious medcine."-C. A,
SUTrISG.
Druggists.
I'VE have beeu acquainted
with Or. simmons's Liver
Medicine for more than TWEEN
ty wears, and know II TO be the
best Liver Regulator offered
TO the publlc-"-M. X. LYON
and II. l.. LYON, Bcliefon-
tame, Ga.
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.nRESS-MAKING.-HaYIDg received
~ choice selection Of patterns for SphiA9 ~.
SUMMER DRESSES aud MANILns, an ppod
pared TO All orders promptly. Best style aha wv
work guaranteed. 1. ss.a1
CUTTING aud FITTING dore.
.eTt Miss II. BRIGGS, No. b MIMI stfsnuVs, ,
nth 80 eodsLs between Main and Fr.naMgM.
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ne CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.-La-
dies and gentlemen cordially invited 10 examine
the latest styles of CaNOPY-TOP and other kinds
OF CARRIAGES in the greatest variety at lowest
prices at the Temple Of Fancy, No. 7l3 Main
street. JOHN DOES.
NH 26-lm
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AND LUNGS.

nothing poisonous. 1t is delicious 10 take-the esr,ty
savior TO all afflicted wi Ii affection Of The
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DEV, NJ. j. MICHELBACHER'S
LECTURE
uRsE lJ R,R I T III

at the Synagogue Eleventh near Marshall streets,
Tonight ar o'clock.
Omission, soc. ickets can be had at the door
and of The following gentlemen
Rev. NJ j. hlICHkLBACHER, 4O7 Broad street;
s HIRsu (of NJ. Miilnissr COZ. Main street;
L. noRRISS tof Lyman, Morrlss Col, Broad
street;
c. +. STRAUs tof Levy Brothers., Main street.
IL
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T IMPORTANT NOTICE
CONSERVATIVES.

II I'LL UNI oAN NV4lSE
CONSERVATIVES.
The lopg-looked-for specific for the cure Of q
pulmonary diseases Is found at last
GL0BE-FLOWER COEGH-SYRUP
has proved to be the most extraordinary media,
preparation ever disco,e erred tor curing
CONSUMPTION.
1t not only cures consumption, but relieves lnme-
PAINS IN THE CHEST, &c. II break up the mos.
distressing coughs In an incredibly short time.
GLoBE.FLOWER SYRUP
Is unlike any other remedy known. 1t contains
NO OPIUM
nothing poisonous 1t is delicious to take-he eartl,
savior to all afflicted wi h affection of The
THROAT AND LUNGS.
1t is warranted TO give satisfaction. The me-.
learned physicians In the south use and recon-.
mend II. TRY THE GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP;
1t will cure you and save you from the grave.
REMARKABLE CURE.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, April H. 1874.
DR.. j. S. Pemberton: IL gives me great pleasure
TO inform YOU that TWO bottles Of GLOBE Flower
SYRUP have cured my son or an obstinate lung AZ
fiction OF several years standing, after our b,>.
physicians had given him up 10 die with wha, they
called consumption. l shall ever remember with
grateful heart, and recommend TO all, the GL0Eg-
FLOWER SYRUP. 1t has brought more sun.hius
and happiness TO our hearts and home han one
million dollars could have done. GOD bless you
Your friend, ELIZABETH SPENCER.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD L Co,
" hsestle Agents
fe 1e-eod& wtAp1 Richmond. Va.
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M MARCH 80, 1875.

SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS AND CASS1-
MERES FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
T.R PRICE 6 co. have opened full line of
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for spring, to which
they would call special attention. They are OF
English. Frer oh, and American manufacture, guar
antped in color as well US quality. Also, VlR-
.GINIA-MADE CASSlMERES from best factories
In the State. GESTLEMES'S SPRING and SUMMER
UNDERSTANDS. GENTLEMENS SILK ana LINEN
CAMBRIA HANDKERCHTEFS, GENTLEMEN'S AID
and other GLOVES: UNBR ELIAS. u line assortment !;
THREAD, COTTON, and BALBRIGGAN HALF HOSE.
SC, &c. NH ~
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1t is warranted to give satisfaction. The mt.,
learned physicians In the south use and recon-.
mend 1t. TRY THE GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP;
II will cure you and save you from the grave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01
CONSUM PTION.

1t not only cures consumption, but relieves lnme-
diatey the incipient stages, such COUGHS ColpS
PAINS IN THE CHEST, &c. 1t breaks up the mos.
distressing coughs IN an incredibly short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01
GLOBE.FLOWER SYRUl
NO OPIUM

Is unlike any other remedy known. 1t contains