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Ayers Ague Cure

yer, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever.
Dumb Ague,. Periodical or Bilious Pc.
yer, 60, and indeed all tho Affections
which arise from malarious, mareh, or
miasmatic poisons.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.
LNOR the speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness
II Lost Manhood and all disorders brought
on ny indiscretions or excess, Any Druggs,
Address, Dr.. L HIITOG a co
l-H-d&w.ly oAvk, nsN ohio
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DuIlD AHue, periodical or Bilious Fee
yer, &c., and indeed all tho affections
which arise from malarious, march. or
missmstac poisons.
No ono remedy is louder
:. !: :: &: G: :. !: !.
called for by the necessities
OF the American people than
sure and safe cure lDr
Fever and Agu-. such
we are now enabled To- offer,
with perfect certainty that
II will eradicate the disease, and with a.sur.
ancc, founded on proof that no harm can
arise from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents Ills
disorder must be Of immense service in the
communities where II prevails. Prevention
IL better than cure for the patient escape, the
risk which he must run In violent attacks of
this balcful distempcr. Thi, "CTRE' cxpcls
the miasmatic poison Of Fever ana 4 gur
from the system and prevent, the develop
ment OF the disease, If taken on the Grst
approach Of its premonitory symptoms.
great superiority Of TIL. remedy over any
other ever discovered Tor the speedy and Ger.
tain cure of InteTmittcnts h. that il contains
no Quninc or mineral; consequently II pro.
duces no qulnism or other mjurou, effects
whatever upon the constitution Those cured
by Il are len as healthy a. II they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Aguc Is not alone the con.
sequence Of the miasmat!c poison. 4 great
variety Of disorders arise from IL, irritation,
among which are Neuralgia, Rhcuna.
tisni' Gout, Headache, BLINDNESS,
Ioothache, Earache, Cstarrh. Assh.
ma, I'aipitatiOn, Painful Affection
OF the spleen, Mysteries, Pain la the
Bowels, Collie. ParsIysi and derange.
ment Of the stomach, all of which, when
originating In this cause, put on the inter.
mlttent type, or become periodical. THIS
"CuRL' eNpels the poison from the blood,
ana consequently cures them all alike II ia
an invaluable protection TO immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing In
the malarlous districts. II taken occasion.
ally or daily while exposed to the infection
that will le cycreted nom the system, and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to
ripcn into disease. Hence it /. even more
valuable for protection than cure; and few
VIII ever suffer from Iniermlttcuts II llCy
avall themselves Of the protection this rem.
e1y Affords.
FOR Liver Complaints, arising nom torpid
lty OF the Liver It IL an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity,
ana producing many truly remarkable cures
where other medicines fall
PREPARED ny
DIR. j. @. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and dnnivtical Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
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The British Quarterly Reviews.

EDINBURG REV1EW--Whig.
LONDON QUARTERLY RENIEW--Con-
servative.
WESTMINSTER REVIEW Liberal
BRITISH QUARTERLY RENIEW--
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by be ex-
Bns are ar
.s. ~ ate
not long
i, OF our
kc,lasking
hot aspir-
liIich hot
n as So
Il uncleail,
/. and the
e IL came
bid gather
I'll from the
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BANKS.
THE
CITY National Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL, 100000

OFFICERS:
w i HALLIDAY, President
HENRY l. HALLIDAY, Vice PTe-t.
4 u STAFFORD, Cashier.
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"a Repository Of Fashion. Pleasure,
and Instructions"
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No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities
OF the American people than
n sure and safe cure for
Fever and Agu-. such
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|wOssAN

70 In some
on the
\ that the
,tllcr Davis
Cared that
IurclI was
10 longer.
r." in the
I has con-
BOULDER to
Aal
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RAILROADS.
- - d.
TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. R
CAIRO G. VINCENNES r. R.

JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
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DIR. j. @. AVER & CO., Lowell. Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
AND BOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
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postmas ter-General Jewell.

The present Postmaster General has won
the COMMUNICATION Of the press and public by
the yigilant and practical manner in which
he has superintendent The important Depart
mept placed under bis charge. He has
shown decided capacity for the office, and
has done great deal to improve the service
and dispense with useless and expensive
forms. ..ss -ef .."r-o nsIE.7 r.@
He has lately given most thorough In
yestigstion of the business Of the post-offiees
In the large cities and of the postal-car SER
vice, aud perhaps understands the whole
matter better than any of bis predecessors.
He has also examined the work of the clerks
under him and ascertained the duties per.
formed in various branches of the great dc.
p,rtmens conducted by him. 1t is said thai
he found burthens very unequally distributed
and. compensation unfairly allotted-some
positions With light duties having salaries
attached to them exceeding those paid OFF,
GERS who performed very heavy and respor'
sible services. ...:s .....:..: a#. ..r
We have high opinion of Mr.. JEWELS
qualifications, and believe him to be earnest
" DESTROYS to have justice done in all the
branches of the postal service, and to afford
every possible accommodation and facility te
the public. We regard him as one of the
most competent men we ever had in the Cen
eral Post-ofice. "
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Negro Education.

There is still an officiousness of informed
ding displayed by soAe fanatical 70 ols at the
North concerning negro education at the
South that is very offensive. Let tn EN- at
tend to their own matters and invesl igate
the principles and charities of their .>wn
minds, and they will find enough work 20
keep them employed without undertaking
tue superintendent of southern affairs.
We observe that some southern presses
have undertaken to yindicate several south.
ern States from the charge of neglectng
negro education. We hardly think there
was cal! for these defencss. The ACCUSE
lions were unworthy of notice, since they
came from prejudiced and bigotted persons
without Influence ir their own section. We
have no idea tina! they will cease to maiign
the South while they live. and there is no
advantage ssinsd BY Noticing then. p..o'
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A FOURTH oF-JuLY suBLIMITY.-The Ma
tionuI Repubkcdn Administration orgap)
has the following passage in its sermon on
the 4th of July: a.. 2.
Listening again to the voice of the
fathers we hear the euunciation of the SOL
emn agreement, Congress shall make no
law respecting an establishment OF rehgion,
or prohibiting the free exercise Thereon !;
and from on high, like note which NUS Inc
world with melody, comes the response
But they SHALL sit every man under his vine
and under his tig-tree.'"
Under what melodious proclamation was
be to have forty acres and mule'
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DEATHS.

1fty first wear of her age, Mrs. LOUlSA Ann
pRkSTOS, wife of General James Jones: -,.
The funeral will lake place at st. James's churcn
This iTutsdayl MORNlEG, at 10 O'Clock. Friends
of The family are invited TO attend without iurther
notice. =
Lowell (Mass.J papers Please copy.
Died. Sunday, July 4th. nj p. 81. after pro,
tract.d ilnt IS, PERCY. infant son OF {. H.. ana
Henrietta Richardson. aged len months ana -FOUR
teen days. ..-. r.
the residence Of his parents.
Died. In this city. July 9th, 1878. CHRISTIAN
SIT. KMAR, in the seyenty-second year oil Ills
age. ,s. HI v,s
a devoted f.ther aud a true friend. He vas one Oh
the few who hau all friends and no enemies. ne
could truly say, Come, Lord Jesus, am reany
The fuueral will lake place thus tTuesday)
EVENING at O'Clock from st. John S Lutheran
church, on Fifth street. His friends, anu IT,
friends of his son Henry Stocknar, are requested
10 attend.
suied, on July the 4th.. of cholera infantum
HENRY, iufaut son of Sophia and Joseph Lemon
aged three months and ten days.
Cincinnati ana Petersburg papers please copy
Died. July &, 1875. JAMES BRIDGES, infant
SON of H. l.. and Matte T. Tyler.
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The Social Revolution.

The southern people have been plunged
into social revolution uuexampled in the
history Of the world. 1t is 4 revolution yet
incomplete. 1t is still at work-people have
not fully accommodated themselves to it
and we have as yet indefinite ideas as to all
the conse quenceS that must come oft.
This revolution affects our domestic econ
omy in all its phases and has subjected, and is
still suhjecting, our people to trials ana
troubles no people outside Of the South can
appreciate. They are not free from north
cations and occasionally deep sorrows.
But we are proud to see the. bravery and
fortitude with which the southern people
have met the trials Of this great revolution.
Toeir conduct has been heroic. The fortltude
with which they have struggled against the
elements that threatened society with de.
struction will in after times be regarded as
the grandest exhibition of civil virtue ever
made by our race. The social fabric-the
organized civil society OF the white race in
the South been successfully defended,
and stands so firmly after delying the most
fearful storm that ever burst upon nation,
that faith in its power Of self-prctection must
be complete. This faith cheers us all, and
gives to southern society Its bright hope in
the future-we trust, the near future.
Still, 1t will do no harm for us TO consider
the "situalion deliberately and see If we
cannot facilitate our progress through diff
eultes which have been brought upon US BY
a passionate aud relentless Government.
The politico-social changes that have been
brought about have forced upon us measures
that are new and hardly agreeable 10 us, aud
it has not been always found that we could
come down to them exactly. We all know
that man who cannot come down to his
circumstances can never rise above them.
We tiud that We still adhere to many usages
that are not exactly suited to the times, and
that might be discarded with advantage.
The altered condition of the country after
the war required change in our domestic
economy and our system of industry of so
great a character that it was impossible that
1t could be wrought in one generation. The
habits or a nation cannot be changed in q
little while. An old idea was that the physi- |
cal body OF man was completely rene wed in |
seven years; but msn cannot abandon fixed |
habits and adopt new ones in that time. If
the theory of the physical renewal be true
he can assume new body sooner than be
can change bis habits.
Great as has been the change, there Is vet
a great change to be made before our people
have quite accommodated themselves to their
new condition. Slavery had its systems
which depended upon its existence. That
10 dead, and new systems must follow it.
Society must have differen. economy from
that which prevailed during slavery. The
habits of life and those Of industry must be
ess expansive and free. Men, SO to speak.
must "spread themselves less widely.
The tiller of the soil must cultivate less
urfAee and cultivate 1t more carefully. IN !
'ursue the old system low would ruin the I
Im:s through wages los! IL hurel.,nq Q
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baby to correct their stanrDents only stinasI.

baby to correct their stamDents only stillasl.
IaNsthem tosnore activeiying. a
Perhaps theSmauner Id which the sonsh.
.ern people, denuded sofa theirkwealth, have,
taxed themselves to educate negroes, who
pay SO small part of the public revenue, is
one Of the most remarkable instances OF the
Literally and philanthropy. Of people On
record. And yet these carpers 60 on carp.
ing-maligning their own race, and keeping
up their crazy negrophllism. ao.ta., la,
It is far best to let them CAB. They have
done their worst. They can do no more
harm. Events have rendered their occupa-
ton futile, and death viii in a little while
put an end to the race. ......l.,.,, ~. .
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EDUCATIONAL.

yTIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
Y MECHANICAL COLLtGE-TWO HUN
Dptn AND TWENTY-FIVE STUDENTS
Fourth Sc, sion opens AUGUST 18th. The Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Departments are well
eouppcd for practical we'll rs Theoretical insruc-
tiun. For catalogue address
Rluck Va.
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NJ Ho! FOR THE GOOD, NEWS aO'
al .-0F is GREAT BARGAINS. ... .
WILLIAM THALHIMER,
-r. ~, crp~rsr

.... ID. WILLIAM THALHlMER, .-rsE.
-.:t#-" ~ COL BROAD STREET,
"a the first to mark down prices of his entire STOCK
Of SIMMER GOODS, consisting OF large line OF
desirable DRES5 GOODS. ..-at'. q. "'E t@#
SILKS, poPLINs, BLACK GRENADINES, AL
TABLE DAMAsKs, WHITE GOODS tof all
d kinds; @aI "#i '+ ttL[i. .'| 80.
CAs,IMEREs, TWEEDs, LINENS, &C., for mems
and boys wear; gst +" =. 80
PARASoLs, UMBRELLAS, LACE sHAWLs,
LACE sACQUES, and GAUzE SHIRTs;@
NOTTINGHAM LACES flor curtains; ea.
PLAIN and STRIPED GRAss-LINENs; ,. ..u
WHITE GAUZE FLANNELs, &C.; .....-L -.--- .
A large line OF FANS and CHAINS, iSASH-RIB-
RoSs. NECK and HAT-SCARFS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CORSETS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
+. SHIRT BOSOMS, KID GLOVES, HAM
L BURGH EDGINGs and 1NsERTINGs, &c.,
&C, and lots of other goods, In which VIII
p give every advantage to my numerous friends
and customers Of buying their goods at The very
lowest aud bottom prices. .- on
Having a very large stock on band, and not be-
Ieving In carrying goods over from one season 10
another will from the 1st OF July sell al prices
lower Than they hsve ever BEEN sold In the city.
Not having as large store as some OF the lner-
chants Is no reason why cannot sell rs cheap. l
buy In large quantities from first hands for cash
and selling great many goods at small expense
enables me to sell as cheap IL not cheaper, than the
larger houses. ...
] ask but one price, and that the lowest.
By giving mo call In time you can save money
by purchasing your dry goods of
WILLIAM THALHIMER,
je 29-Tu, Th.&S Sol Broad street.
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n A E N z T q n I A
CASE OF ELIJAH sMrTH, A MAX OF CoLoR' +.
7cf srArEpBY DR.. JoHsA. GEoGHEGAE,' s-',

CASE OF ELIJAH SMITH, MAX OF CoLoh' =
7rf srArEpBY DR. JpHsA. GEoGHEGAE,i -,
fIaee~,s OF GAINESVILLE, VA. !,
I aHl ,%@sf &,stf CLxRKsvrLLE, July 9, 1875.
eo,onsl Thomas r. Goode, Bufalo sprtnRs ~,
Yne.r s,r-soue year ago was called upon 10
prescfibe for RLUAH SMITH, n man OF. color. aged
ahout sixty-n7e years. who was suffering from
severe attack OF HAEMETUREA.5 The treatment
i'm such cases failed TO nerd relief, and MS
a,r.,sy p,infuI symptoms gradually grew worse.
The discharge of bloody urine amounting perhaps TO
a Gallon per day, accompanied by occasional ais-
charges OF small particles of.stone--some OF tnem
as large as a grain Of pepper. In this condition
nut him upon the BUFFALO WATER-spring no.
(Which in short time materially lessened his dis
tressiDg symptoms; and after the use Of 1t for sere
raj months resulted IN his restoration TO health.
Recently there was some indication OF return OF
the disease, which was promptly checked by the use
of the water, and the old man IS now nj WORK as
usual. very respeciu ,y, -
i je 6-1td&w d. n. GfoonH"-nH ~ -t 80. Is
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A SHLAND HOTEL.
VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
--. HAMILTON ROADS, VA.

This delightful summer seaside resort Is now
open for the reception Of visitors.
LARGE BALLROOM, FINE BAND, SAILING,
FISHING, BATHING, BILLIARD-RooMs, BOWLING
ALLEYS, &C., &C. TELEGRAPH OFFICE IN rHg
HOTEL.
Boats from Richmond, Washington, Baltimore
Norfolk, &C., touch at the hotel wharf.
TEgMs.-Juue: $50 per month, SO per week.
$3.50 per day. July and August: 500 per month,
sIs per week, SO yer day. Special terms for
season. WILLIAM 7. HOWELL.
&c 9.1m Manager.
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SIliMOES'S
LIVER REGULATOR,

IA x~4S LEU O1&k~N VIZ .
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jaundice, BiliouI
attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, Depression or Spir
its, Sour Stomach. Heartburn. &C.. &C.,
1T HAs No EQUAL.
Is faultiess family 1s1lciue.
Does not disarrange the system.
Is sure to cure II taken regularly.
Is 10 drastic, violent medicine. 4.. 81
Does not Interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
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ERENCH PEARMACEUTICALS -.g.
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.
WIN PEPSINE LA DIASTAsE, ........... ,.s
YIN DE DUSART, au Laclo Phosphate de Chaux;
SIROP DE .DUsART, au Lacte-Phosphate de
Chaux; .....
GOUDRON DE GUYOT.
PEPSINE-B OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, -
PEPSINE Porci,
PEPSlNE Amyacee,
PEPSINE LA SUCRF,
PHOSPHATE DE FER-par Leras,
SIROP DE AUBERGlER, "
PERL ES D'HuILLE PHOSPHOREE,
PERI.ES DE CHLOROFORME.
PERLES D,ESSENCE TEREBINThISE,
PERLES DE VALERIANE,
PRIZES DE PAULLlNlA, .-..
PRISES DE GUARANA, ."....g-. ....
PASTlLLES DU DIR. BELLOC, ... ....
PASTILLES DIGESTIF d. BCISSOS, ......
PASTILLES DE L'EAU EMS, ........ ...
lamar ISDIEN-fr,lit lAXatif contre Il constipa-
tiou, snd all new anu valuable remedies for sale
by MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
myI2 919 Main street.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

OF VIRGINIA..
" SUMMER Law LECTURES lninc weekly
begin 18th July. 1875, and end 18Th September
Have proved of signal use LIST, 10 students desigu
Ing to pursue their studies at this or other law
school; %, to those vino pro ose to study pri-
vAteIy: Sd, to young practitioners who have not had
the advantage of systematic instruction. For cir
culur Apply (poslolice University Of Firginial to
JOHN Il. MINOR,
iu IL m prnf Cnmmnn and Stafute IAW.
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nLDD DOMINION RUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ No. 1917 MAIN STREE T, RICHMOND, VA.
The niuth annual session will begin October LIST
and continue till June lst following. Actual
Countpg-hs Practice, Bookkeeping In all Its
branches, Penmanship [both plain and ornamentalh
Commercial Law, CONNER ial ARITHMETIC. Busl-
ness Customs. Forms, Correspondence, Common
English, &C. For particulars address
te 10 GEORGE NJ. NICOL.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.

JOHN II. POW ELL, Principal.
Mis-. J. r. IARSnTr. ) Funerals.
The next session of this institution for young u
dies will begin MONDAY, september 9th, 1870,
n. d close the third Friday In June following.
For iafUrm alton as to board, tuition, &C., apply
10 either Principal.
Catalogue sent upon application.
~
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'5nRUes. MEDIC1sEs. &c

0Hs5EERAsTNFA NTUM is THE PRE-.
S5svAILING. IN sease Hish the children o. our
cffg. ! lie public shoata know that V al snch
cases. The most prominent physicians IN many
sections Of the United states 1 Use,
live stomachs of children nothing equals ~, US II
aiays nausea. affords ininlsdietes nutritgn ah na
strength, and thus restores the fnisnps W, ,i
n aaia e "a Be had OF MEADE e BxKER,J.
BLAIR, and druggists. generally. ~. m, co. !,
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NJ VICTORIA LAWNS '...'......,.- '...
SWISS MUSLINS. A.ag &c.. a~@ :~s.a
sTRIPED'VICTORIA LAWN, ~,s"1i HEr pr.
STRIPED and PLAID NAlNsooK MUSLIN,
PIQUEs. ..... s.l ....'
INDIA TWILL LoSGcLoTH, ..... WI. .,....
sKIaTING CAHBRIC; ,....4... 49,. ,..... t......
TUCKED CAMBRIA, for skirts oae YARD "loe' at
25c. worth &c.; ...5 s.... -. ....r s.s.. ...
TUCKED CAMBRIA, for skirts, one and quarter
yards wide, at soc. worth 81 ".
,.oNsDALE CAMBRIA, the best manufactured,
at 1870. per yard, at ..... ...t..
LEVY BROTHERS.
mTARLATANs, In all colors at 20, rs, and. 30c'
per yard. a#'t .as. "..'=. " u
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Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion and
torpidity Of the liver. ard reilef Is always anx-
iousty sought after II the liyeris regulated In its
act n health Is almost Invariably secured. Want
OF action IN the liver headacbe constipation,
janndce, pain In the shoulders, coagl. chlls. dzx.
ness sour stomach, bad taste In tho mouth, bilious
rits, or the blues. and hundred other symptoms.
for which sSIMMONs'S LIVER iREGULAfQb is
the best remedy that has ever been diseoyerear II
acts mildly, eReriua.ly, and being simple yegeta.
aie compound caa do no inJury In any quantities
that j. may be taken, ~ sharmless In every way.
IL has r.eD used FOR fof.y YEAR,, aud hundreds OF
the good and great from all parts OF the couaSry
will youch .r:.r It's being tho paresl and best,
La .o.,7
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NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1910.
THE BOARD OF DiREC Or TN,
i BANK have this day declared d,siSs". and
IRE sib .inIv. a'> j. ", LOCkWOJp,
HtE, oW ouS' ts.hier.
I'LL
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TESTRAL PHARMACY. S5t1a jit~~,

Having taken the sfore corner Third aud Main
streSis. long kpovn rs RETAIL DRUGSTORE,
and having laid in a fresh stock, viii continue TO
add euch FRESH. PURE. AND RELlABLE ME-
f1ICINES fof which we claim to be trdges) as the
wants of The community and phystciaos may re-
duIre. whose patronage we solicit: and whose pre-"
I,rss and dspafch at all hours Of the day or night
:es'1'HT 4f''' > LIT JOHN e. DOVE,
WILLIAM G. DAY.
Practical Pharmacists, Graduates In Chemistry OF
the Virginia Military Tastlt University Of
Virginia. and Richmond Medical College.
RICHMOND. June 1st.- I $40. -. .1e Z4-ztaW4M.
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~ have never Seen or tried
such 4 simple, eihcacions, sat
isf,actOry, and pleasant rene
dy in my life.n-H. HAINEB,
st. Louis, Me. .... #.r....
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
occasionally use, when my
condition requires II, Doctor
Simmons's Liver Regulator
with good effects. HON,
ALEX. h. STEP EMS.
Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
In use In my family for some
time, and / am persuaded it's
q yalul BILE addition to the
medical science."-GoY. j.
GILL SHORTER. Ala. ...s.E ,
. IL have used the Regulator
in my family for the past sey-
enteen years. l can safely re.
commend Ii, to the world as
the best medicine i have ever
used for that class OF diseases
II purports to cure."-H. +.
THIGPES. -u .-.
President Of City Bank.
SimmOns's Liver Reguia.
tor has proved q good and Ell
caclous medicine."-C A.
NCTTISG.
Druggtsts.
I'VE have Deen acquainted
with DR.. Simmons's Liver
Medicine for more than twen-
TT years, and know II TO be the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the public. Nj. Il. LYON
and II. L. LYON, Bellefon-
fsina Ga.