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4 Few Words To Feeble And Delicate
Women.

BY Il. Y. PIERCE, NJ. D., OF the
WORLDS D'sPENsARY, Buffalo, y. Y.
X owing that YOU sre ,ubjact TO great
amount ~ .utlcIi' z, that dcl.cscy on ur
part ms a tlOng t. de ci I, prOlOn 2, and
The longer ii J. ueg.e ted The IN re- Gu have
TO endure and the more iilicul 81 "a q
20 case becom ], sa phys clan, MhI
lily cot suited by SEQ =. your sex,
desire TO -ly u you. hat avn con tinll
m ctng with tbs VITO have been tr atcd
iarthei ilmcnt- tor months without being
benefited In the lea /. until they have be-
e IN, p rice y d ~ ur god md cave ~
most u ade up their mind, never TO t,ke
another doe Il medic ne, nor be torur, Il
uy any further ire IN, mt. Thc' hru
rather q g and have heir suffering end
e. than h. live ard >uacr a. u y have.
They say they are "Gru "ut 10y suH ring
ADD 49, only made wr.e by trca m N.
o. tnyth' z more di>cou AL =. Wc r
"a Is mot cone i've IN W. r. there no
more succ-.,iul mode OF r H''rg >ura al
Lrultr ihIn IN 20, he p clpi-- Of ~ 'cll
I a'' he reducing IN drpl liuE utfur vi &
lur =, 'lie -. stem, when TIE indications
dictate "A TIE tment Tree y the r ygr- the
one adopt 4 FIR mem. heir ca .tsw MD re
dep orahlc indeed. Bu lady sufferers,
there a better and FIR more suc"e'sfu,
plN OF 'a.mcnt Tor You one more IN
! harmony with the laws a Il requirement
f yOIr -ys.cm, harsh i-rirfins eau c
tr Jtmpnl . ud .trOng medicines W " ucN
cure yuu II YOU would u-r ratio al means
! ,ucI c,miLur.scu shoUl dictate 10
| every in elligt nj ludy, take such medicine
| as euh' y theNery best iuNigoTating tonic,
sud ne'vincS, comp urdei with peel
/ re'e curc Z" your system, such happy
/ cOul.n ttion y, II viii nd in my FN Ri"
J Pvr,rp Il which HIS received The 10 q Il
/ pace = ON IN u,a"d, NJ yolr SrN. Those
/ Ian i'll tiru-bm zen ations, c using o 10
f. scare ly able 10 BE- on yvur feet ur
l,,'' n Il ghi OF stairs; thu 90 tiuua' drain
/ IA - u apping from your y. ems gll your
inrm rly rM>ti ity, and driyn, the bl ON
| from our checks; hat continual strain upnl
| your vital tore : tnat rem iers you rritab e
md 'rftful, may al he Overcom' vi sub
dued 10y per>eNering Use of tht marvel
| GU r medy. lrreguhriIie. and OGStruc
tons to the proper workings ot your sys-
iOrs are relic Ell by thi, mil and she
means, while periodical p ,ins, the eXi'tencC
OF which l. a sure indication OF serious
dcsta,c that should not be nngle ted,
roHdiy yield to it, and II it, Usc j, kept ul
Tor a.onahle length OF time the ,pecia
cause of thesc is permanently rem we'd
Fur her light on these subjects may hl
obttinei from Wy pamphlet IN disease
peculiar 10 your sex, sent on r6ceiHt II W.
stamps Ny Fayorito Prescription i solo
by druggi's. l23 lw.
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Sherif's Sale.

py vlruc of an Execution to me directed by
Dihe Lletk of the Circuit Court Of Alexander
County, In the state of Illinois, in favor of Al.
fred Il, saI1rl, assignee OF Alexander II IRWIN
on the following described property, In tho
County Of Alexander aud state OF Illinois, to-
wit IN the right title and interest OF said John
the Snuthvr,t uuar;cruf section thirty-une CD e,
in Town,hip lli,cn Uil SOUTH and in Range
one ~ west ofthe third also block MINI
bercd one m two %, three CD, four O. live
f5l six IN seven "a and eight ~ in the town of
Unity In said county aud state rs the property
Of said John IL Brown, which | shall offer AT
Public sale AT the southwest door "l me Court
House in the ity of Cairo, in thr county OF
Alexander and State of Illinois ON the fourth
(ith) day of March \, u lsi5, at the hour oi
eleven u'cluck, A. NJ, for ci.a' to satisfy SAIL
Execution AIN y IL ny ~
sheriff of Alexander C0unty, Illinois
Cairo, Ills, February sth, 1870
4l--l-ll-Wsw.
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Queen Isabella ~ the new Paris Opera
House

tConcspondcncs Of Philadelphia Prss
The house was crowded with the very
creme ne Ia creme Of Partisan society.
Queen Isabella. of Spain. and her daugh-
ter, the Countess Girgcuti. occupied one
of the prO-ceuium boxes. Her Majesty
has a taste for very light color- and
youthful styles IN dress. which. consider
Ing that she Is growing old AMI l. Inn
Incn>cly stout. show. that she does not
pay much attrutiouto the fitness OF .i,ngS
generally. She had on on thi. occaSlOna
dress OF pale blue ,ilk trimmed with
white lace. and wore an aigrcttc of dia-
moud. in her htir. The Counties, Girg-
emit wa, in white pulled tulle with a scar
let scarf laid truusver>cly acru>, the bust
aud fastened on the shoulder with a scar
Jet rO,rttc. She had on 81 superb neck
lace composed Of i've rows OF large pure
pearls. which full nearly TO her waist
The Countess !, a. thin a, her royal mam-
ma j. tat. and II Crus--louking n Queen
Isabella j. %ool-uaiurrd looking. Rumor
whispers that she possesses perfectly
dmbolical temper. and that she actually
worried the unfortunate Count Girgcnti
into committing suicide. Queen Isabella.
on the contrary. is universally credited
with great genlality of disposition and
kindness Ofheart.
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Keep everything pertaining to
the line of Staple and Fancy Gro
eories, Woodenware, Vegetables,
Fruits, &c, &c.
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TOW.BOat For Sale

THE Subscriber offers for sale the steam
j Towing stern-Wheel Boat, Ike liammitt;
with engines, machinery, tackles, apparel anu
furniture rs she now lies ut Cairo, Ills,
Her length is l42 feet, her breadth ~ teet, her
lepth feet and measures 20 tons she has j
boilers "a feet long and 81 inches diameter shlSh
pressure engines with cylinders ia inches In
tameter and o feet stoke; feed pumps aye IN
chcs IN diameter and II inches stroke and all
modern improvements, and Is IN every respect
staunch sea worthy, and IN good condition Tor
navigation, tOr terms apply To-.
;. =. TAYLOR.
CAIRO, Ills.. November ., ln7t. t6-ll-2s- II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-31

r,obts and Shadows of .Ne,o York Life; o..
Tqhts and Sensations 3ef the Great gsty.
"A work descriptive ofthe city Of New 1ork
in all its various phases with full and era'
phlc accounts Of It's splcndors and Wretcn-
edness: its high and low life; its marble
palaces and .dark dens; its attractions ana
dangers; Its rings and frauds; its leading
men and politicians its adventures; us
charities: its mysteries, and It's crimfs.
By JAMES D. McCAgE. JR., author OF "a
ria BY Sunlight and Gaslight." iiiuslra'
ted. New York: National Puolisning
Company.
Thus saith the title-psge of the book
which was laid upon our table By the can
yasscr for this city, Mr.. j. D. RUFflN' NO
6sl Maiu street. The title fully explains TIE
book.
The Early History and Antiquities Of free
No soary. as Connected Nth ancient Morse
Guilds and the Oriental and Med'@oal
Building Fraiernities. BY GEORGE +.
Fort. philadelphia, 1919. -
A cursory examination of this work In
duces us to believe that it eontsins great
deal of information that will be useful, or al
apv rate interesting, to "the ancient ana
honorable Yorks." IT is for sale by Rev.
AARON JONES. Ills Main street.
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Mr.. Huntington.

Tie Petersburg Nc.sS either deals largely
ia IRONY CT i; esrcgiousiy mistaken In lis re-
max. wlicn would seem to imply Chat We
hsYe committed sorie breach Of faith 10 MI.
HuSrlNGruF. The Netrs in the latter case
Is entirely deceived with regard 10 the Dis
pai,lt That paper has never been and can
no, DC the partisan of any man, railroad
pre-;ient, or asy one else. Its devotion is
to tan public good. and it will advocate the
nle:tsli;e s and TIC uen best calculated 10 ad-
vanc" The pubic goud.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON and his colleagues built
200 miles of railroad in little over two
years. feat that was admired and deserved
ly ar!Iauded by this paper. Virginia had
in thrice that time. We gave Mr.. HUNTING.
TON credit tor this, and we have earnestly
sustained those @! his measures that we ap.
proved. io3,uiing the tunnel uOdcr Church
Hill, whicn sc are satisfied was \ highly
beneficial work for this city.
But this docs uct ohise Us to go with hlr.
uuSTISGT1S III everything lie may be in
favor Of. We ate Just AS independent Of hin
rs we urc Of tae editor Of the NerS. We
should BE- inconsistent and untrue to the
motive which actuatcd lis il fay0riHg those
o! his enterprises We supported: that mo-
tive is the iHsbic good, sud that teaches US
to oppose him in his effort 10 defeat the
Southern p3citic railway.
We did mol believe that Mr.. HUNTINGTON
and bis colleagues, including the Inflated
Bank OF California. restricted aud biased by
their ownership Of the Contra! Pacific road,
could make Us 4 Pacific road that would be
fair to the Souih. But stronger argument
was the apprehension that the addition of
this road to their vast undertakings would
lead to mistor.uues that would disable them
from giving II. 4 proper railway to the Pa
cific, however Iair their intentions. Behold
tue result!
The "immsu>e concern" has gone down,
and now we suppose not even Senator JohH-
ston would be highly gratiIied to quote Mr..
Huntington against the Southern Pacific
road. We did not want the Southern Pacific
road to be placed under the control of the
owners Of the Central Pacific road, and now
ue do not think il wiH be.
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syEcIAL sorICEs.
nrqREAr REDUCE ION I'm TIE 1
80. +
PRICES
OF
DRYGooDs
LEVY BROTHERS.
DRY GOOD s

en- 70 make IL 10 the interest or everyone 10 ptT
chase their goods at this reliable house, whose
nrces are always the lowest, and who are always
Tho first to give their customers the benefit OF any
decline.
BLACK ALPACA from 25c. to $3.50 yard
we call special attention 10 the grades nj 81
and 45c; ss,
BLACK CASHMERE, BLACK B0MBAZlAE,
BLACK MOHAIR and BRILL1ANTlNE;
FAaL-sHADES POPLIN at 35c. yard;
PLAIN BLACK SILKS from s5c. to 1886 YARD;
BLACK GRUs-GRAIN SILKS from 1928 10
$3.50 yard; .--.-..--
COLOEED GKoS.GRAIN SILKS fall sha'es'
at $50 yard;
BLaCK-and WHITE-STR1PED SILK at 00c. q
yard;
CAMEL S'-HAIR SERGE, PONGEES, SCOTCH
PLAIDs. CAsHMEREs, DEBEGEs,ALPAcA
LUsTRES; ALAPACA PoPL1S, CORDED
ALAPACAS;
JAPANESE POPLINS from 16H 10 4Oc. yard
JAPANESE SILKS from 45c. to 51:a yard;
CHECKED JAPANESE STRIPES only soc. d
yard;
TYCOON REPS at zoe. yard;
Good CALICOEs at &c. yard;
Rest CALICUES at SJ1nnd 10c. yard; -..
KNIGHT, sOFT-FIN1sH CAMBRIA, 33 inches
wide. at DC. yard:
LONSDALE CAMBRIA at 6Ssc. yard
TOWELS from 81 to S12 Il dozen;
GOLDEN FLAX TRAY-CLoTHS or STAND
CnVERS Coo:
Odd lot of INITIAL-PAPER at 0and l5c.-haif
value.
4 new assortment Of NOTE-PAPER, In boxes
containing quiz of paper and Two packages Of ell
velopcs TO be sold at the following prices:
Two styles NOTE-PAPEE, plain white or four
colors. 15c.a box;
Eight STYLES SOTE-PAPER, pain white or four
color. zoe. Il box;
Five style, NCTE-PAPER, plain white or four
colors. 25c. box;
Four styles NoTE-PAPER, plain white or four
colors, soc. i box;
Two STYLES NDTE-PAPER. in delicate tints, 40c.
aboX;
One style box containing four quircs Of PAPE K
and 100 ENVELOPES, fur tints and very
fine quality, 1925 for the complete box;
Good NOTE-phPER, 81 ream, put up IN pack
ages Of five quires for 25c.;
GOOD ENVELOPES at SC. PACKAGE
GOLD and JET JEWELRY, GOLD-and-rEARL
SLEEVE and COLLAR BUTTONS.
4 large assortment Of LADIES' and CENT? f.
MINIS COLLARS and CUFFS just received;
SWISS MUSLIN KUFF> a: 3Oc. II dozen;
LhCE-@iJGE KUFES 1T 45c. dozen
CASH:S COVE STRY, BRITANNIA, STARS and
STRIPES. and CROWN RCFFLlSGs; MA
&C EJTFFiES, with and without etSa;
uANEURGH EDGING aud INSEkr1SGS at 13c.
ayard;
WOKk.BASKETS, LUNCH-BASktTS, KEY
BASKETS:
ALLIANCE REGISTERED TRIMMING, twtHe
yards In pi, ce, al 35 and Soc.
BIAS TrCKlHG, different styles;
CRUTCHET TRIMMINGS at Is aud 25c. apiece
nice assortment Of NECK RUFFLINGS:
HIGGI-BACk SPANISH COMES from go TO 75c.
COMBS and BRUSHES In great variety;
.0.l'S of every 4, scriytinl very cheap:
SAT.HtIS. EhRFtTHaGS, TRUNKS, and
SHAWL. STRAPS;
BOOK -MAEkSai Sc, RIBLE-MhRf;S IT &C.:
Large SInTTUtS IN perforated board At SC;
;tUSTI, FRAMES FOR IN J,totS. complete, FOR 6O"
For bargains In every description OF DRY GOODS
Gala. LEVY BtJI THEIRS,
1ul7 and 1919 Main SIR. ct,
an oS Richmond, va
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The Lesson Both Moral and Financial.

TIE New York Tribune says "the lesson
"eul3rced ov the news from San Francisco Is
"uot one of tioaDcc, but Of morals" we
BIG pardon. it is one Of finance as well as
morals. The hard-moGey" advocates are
ever asserting shat the evils in finance that
afil ct the country are the spawn OF the sJs-
ten Of paper money aud OF SUSPENSION.
Vow. what is the lesson from San Francisco
Wny. that in gold State, where the deal
;urs are in gold ard in gold banE, there
has been au expansion of credit to an ex-
tfaord.lary extent. So that the Ca!lfornia
Bank itself hus failed, and has failed Tor. We
believe, \ larger suu than any other bank IN
this country ever fallci for.
If there is not lesson in finance here, VIC
shoult, like to know why. With Our A'Id'
money" ft!o~-citzeGs the gold basis Ii
cure for ilfla;ion--a cure for the evils OF II
redecmabc paper. What says California on
this s,llicct: Did paper money ever Lead 10
a wider expansion Of c:cdit, corporate or
individual!
There we're BAD morals in The policy ara
mgDupcmcnt OF the Bank but why don't
tie hald.mcEey people tell us aoW II vas
that tue rigid discipline Of honest gold ca
not prevent i? bow did thcir great pro.
tcctor against dishonesty in tnance-agaiDst
wha, they rcg,;I The grca; patron OF vIc"-
"ir ,lou fail in California: That as the
qDcStion
The New York Er9ning Post, one Of the
hardest OF harC.m1ney advoca'es-a very
wcr>hipper-- confcsses that there may be ILL.,
n.:ion in god as well as paperf lacked,
there may tie. But the Post resembles the
pilot who G.ccrned tno rock in the bay after
.ne ship he was piIOtiDg into harbor LAD
ruCk it.
she lesson in France will Dc readily un-
dcr,to.G by the people, and we corr ciure
tina. she de.na;li fol honest money will be
less i:nperious in manner than formerly.
Thu demand will noT have such bang Of
ircYy that it will not bc hoard so often as
formerly.
The Ion. and the short Of the mordi part
of the lesson strengthens The idea that CON-
RIGHTEOUSNESS honesty Ill tnauce-ls even
moe important than the Question OF the
b S. OF credit. Not cYc0 gold en- shield
tar public where dishonesty comes into con-
tr..l. Indeed, gold, froE! is destinations, as
III The case under confederation, increases
tae power Of fluid ia its schemes 10 rob The
Da1Iio
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the mistake. mo man cau to-day begin
to show that such suffering was hcee !.
sary; that It achieved any gooa Q, Q,
that |. effected any changes which could not
Rave been as well made without It.. we en-.
tered that same valley of the shadow OF death
when. in 1865. McCulloch begin cont na
tion. we are hurrying fast to Englands ios ~,
nronerty sunk to half its former value; tue
streets crowded with unemployed men iasl
rotting into criminals; grass gro wing on .ne
wharyes, machinery rustiug, wealth a ,.'na,
ed. poverty starving. Woe to the polit'ca'
Marty which the nation shall tnatiy pro,
nounce responsible for this fatal mls.a a0.
No previous merits will avail for its paroon.
It's lea ders will be buried in curses as men
whom neither history ror their own eApe'
rierce could make wise. lid
We lament, as well we may, the WIZ !,
spread corruption of businessmen anu
officc,holders. But where such corruption
in high places steals dollar coh,taction
this well-meaning ignorance of 6nlltonisosm
roos The people of thousands. II tn,s se 1Iiii
ration is ever bankrupt, its bankrup'Gy WI.
not be the work of kpaves, but OF hohes,
men following jack O lantern ana oias
ring us to ruin. Yours.
s"o WENDELL PHILLIPS.
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n great country into misery and TINS Is al
added to social revolution fraught,"ith
troubles unexampled In the history of man
Kind. Retributivc justice is certain, and VIII
in time brig about needed revolution
without which the nation cannot get a'ons'
would that it could be expedited go that the
long sufierings Of the people could DC soon
ended.
n The South we have great consolation.
II VIC baye the ambitious of the day, We nave
MOI the mcars to run rio: in imitation OF the
;nn,anse rascals in other parts oil tue Union.
X, can't be worsted. and are in safe ana
healthy way of growing better on. we nave
,bc heat reason to be cheerful and hope!ui.
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Senator Johnston.

The Petersburg Nc,oS cannot respect Sena-
tor JOHNSTON more than we do. Respect for
the man has nolhiag to do with Tie weight
Of his arguments. When that gentleman
states q matter Of his own kno Wedge, no
man would be further FROM disbelieving it
than we. But with matters Of argument
aud opinion resp, ct for man has nothing to
do. The Senator'S arguments have been Sc
riouSly damaged, aad it is not very easy to
repair them.
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Opposite vacant, dllapidated mansion,
with the shutters banging by one hinge,
which was once the dwelling Of the Pres!.
dent of the Confederate States, there stands
the large, complete, new Colored High.
School significant sligo to all wlo choose
to understand it.--NeD York Tribune.
The Tribune is in error. The dwelling
which WAS once that OF the President of the
Confederate States is itself school-house,
and is kept in unexcep tionable condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-31

The following arc the headlines to the
Cincinnati Eaquirer's announcement of the
failure of the Bank OF California:
Gone Up-Here'> Your Only Solid Ba-
sis-Tbe Great California Gold Bank Knock
ed Higber'n Kite A cd the Mourners Go
About the Streets HoDing for Some of the
Money That Chinks' Yea, Verify, They
Would Gladly Icdate Their Pockets With
Irrcdeemable Rags or National Lies but
They Can't Get EN-"
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NERNON-SELECTL LIMITED
Nl EXCURSION.

Nl EXCLUSION.
On THURSDAY, September 2, lS1 AT 10Y a.
NJ a train will leave on The Richmond trearrlcks-
burg and Potomac ralroah from cnfttr ac,tiIs
on the Potomac river tor
MOUNT VERNON.
Ecturninc, will arrive In Ricllln"nf al > y. y.
Tie number of Tickets will he fo,IlitE Ely LIN
rrEn ~ 20O as il is Designed. to make ihr> eXcur-
sion 4 Comfortable aud enjoyable o"e III every re-
Sicc. - $780,, , - . ,,,-., 10
yiSi his beautiful AMI historic mla>iDll. al s"hc-
;up several hours There. anu returning TO Richmond
on the same DAY. r...
city prices. - ,r.,,,,os
4. W. GARBER,
,u oG III $50 Main street.
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grxgIAI gnOTrcEs.
ar coHE;g BRO OTHERS HAVE JUST
:, r1,r,vs.,, r.,rr,. FIRST sUPpLYoF GOODS

~ coHEaS BRO THEIRS HAVE JUST
RECEIVED THErs FIRST sUPPLYo GOODS
FOR The CoMfaG sE.ssoN.
Amonr the nsny Inducements which, they efrer
may be found
80 pieces ENGLISH MERrSo Of 1875. worth WORT
fully 3Oc.;
cases Of HANDSOME DRESS goods at 1e77Sc.
worth from rs 10 Soc:
COIORED ALPACAS at 25c., selling generally as
$780,;
"a pieces TYCOON REPS At 1876. worth 25c.;
ENGLISH SERGEs n, 25c., regular price being
4Oc.;
BLACK ALPACA USTRE at 25c.;
BLACK ALPACAS at Soc, reduced from 45c; at
SIC reduced from SOC.
Also, the SILK LUSTRES at less than regular
prices.
Do not fail 10 zee their BLACK and CoLoRGD
SILKS They are the handsomeSt and cheapest
In this city.
Two bales Of WHITE FLANNEL at 1876. worth
25c. A large stock Of all the finer grades al a
proportlopate Fate.
SHAKER FLANNEL at Csc. worth 45c.;
WATER-PRUOFS 1T less than makct value;
Great bargains In REAL and PATENT LACEs.
Also, large stock OF fREACH CORoElo at niue
over half value.
G. reat bargains in ENGLISH GRAPES and GRAPE
Wells.
. cases handsome FALL CALICOES at 6ac.;
3 cases AUBURN BLEACHED MUSLIN at l lie.
All other popular brands constantly on hand.
2 bales BROWN COTTOSS at Sc. cheap At DC.
NICK FRILLS at SOC. dozen;
SHEETIAG. Brown and Dleached, below mar
ket value;
Also. CANTON FLANNEL at 12Hc, reduced
from zoe.
Those In want OF SUMNER GOODS can buy
them ut and below cost at
-..-......- COHEN BROTHERS,
800 Broad, between Third and Fourth streets.
all 30.5t
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DEATHS.

Died at Morewood, Powhatan county, Va ;,,i mm
PsTIIF, H., eldest daughter of Major Charles ano
n e. Old; aged twenty-five years.
Washington papers please copy.
died. ut Newtown King and Queen county Jul!
sth nsNILL ID. DEW. son OF u. f. ana Bettie
" Dew; aged seven years.