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little or no back.loading Oh this canal. ihese
causes of course increase the cost OF its trans
p,rtation. The tolls, moreover, are lnoraF
natcly high. There probably Is no canal IN
the country of the same length on which the
prospect for back.losding will be SO good az
ON the James River and Kauawha canal with
the Clifton Forge connection. Apart from
Other tonnage Of this character which VIII be
Developed, the variety of iron ores on dill
ferent portions of the line transported Tor
mining from furnace to furnace, and the
superior grrNite and states for shipment 10
the West, Will furnish loading of this charac'
ter. II the James River ard Kanawha canal
should mege 1000, 900 Of tons, and the tolls
should ba on low.gade through.freishts one
mill per ton per mile, the revenues from this
source alone would be SOC, 0G0. Besides the
| 1,Ooo.Hso tons of coal moved from the Cum
berlard region By the Chesapeake and ONO
canal, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad moves
ices, 600 more. -.
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The Coupons-BilL

The bill to discredit the State coupons
comes up again to. day. It is one that would
ina pair public confidence in the State. The
longer it is discussed the worse for US. LIE
passage would be disastrous to the Common
wealth. It would add to her delinquency
the shame of singenuousness-th false pre-
tence that such measure is needed for pub
lie protection. 1t is wanted fer 30 sucn pur'
pose. The plain intention Of it Is to embar-
rass the public creditor-a device unworthy
Of the Commonwealth. The creditor is not
only required to have bis coupon stamped
BIZ the Auditor, but he is to be taxed to pay
the cost of the stamp. He is to be wronged,
and to be taxed for being wronged. The
REGULAR character Of such treatment Of per-
sons whose money We have had and ex.
pended makes it difficult to ind a parallel
for 1t.
We have heard that there has never been
a counterfeit of the coupon presented at the
Auditors office. There is no ground Tor
taking any measure upon the subject that We
have heard OF. ssa 49,.
II the bonds are stamped to guard against
counterfeiting, We apprehend that 1t viii
open the very easiest way to counterieiting
them. The stamp will be evidence OF the
geuuinensss of the coupon, and tho stamp
will be the very easiest thing in the world
to counterfeit. We suppose the trainers OF
the bill have had the simple sigacity: to pro-
vide penalties for counterfeiting the stamp;
but who can detect thats We suppose no
one. Thus the very means resorted to for
the pretended purpose Of guarding sberitts
against counterfcits would be the best lima.
ginable to help along the counterfeit. The
bill would thus suggest the enterprise OF
counterfeiting these coupons and furnish the
means Of easy success to the counterfeiters.
But it really seems absurd to be treating
with serious argument measure whose
purpose is so apparent that even its support
ers hardly ever touch the bill but saw the
air for hours in denouacing the funding act
and procaiming the poverty Of Virginia.
We look Upon the proposition as one hu'
initiating to that Virginia pride and frankuess
which have ever avoided indirection and eva-
sion.
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FACTS AND PRooFs.-Id one Of his papers
entitled as Virginia Bankrupt?' General
Bradley r. johnson asserts that the peo-
ole of Virginia pay every year more on the
! insensible taxation arising from loss OF credit
than the whole annual interest on the public
debt. Capital shuns US, and therefore inter-
est on money Is high, and every industry OF
the State feels and pays for that high interest.
It can be demonstrated that the attacks on
the funding bill in the Legislature in 1928
cost the State more than the entire debt by
actual sbrinkage and depreciation Of proper
ty caused by those futile and foolish attempts
at reputation"
In timely proof and illustration of this
assertion the Baltimore Sun of Saturday, re-
ferring to the state of the publc-debt ques.
ton in Virginia, says: "We may add that
1t is known that to-day vital Interests in Vlr.
ginia are suffering, and negotiations in behalf
of important railroad enterprises in her Dor
ders rendered impossible of coDsrmmation,
by the mistrust excited by the disposition
manifested by some to tamper with The
States credit"
Which one of our vigorous young states.
men will rise to the height of this grand
argument? Vrginia's throat is being cut
every day BY her demagogue politicians.
Can nothing be done to stop it?-Peters.
burg Appeal. :.
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MET GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE

NT GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY, as the times demand 1t. The place Is at
WILLIAM THALHIMER's, COL Broad street,
where you can save 25 per cent. by purchasing
your Dry Goods, as l will sell or the balance
OF my stock at greatly reduced prices.
WAAsUTTA COTTON, 15c- DAVOL COTTON,
lie; FRUIT OF-THE-LOOA, 12Hc.; AU-
BURN COTTON, 1sHc.; .'
Good n BLEACHED COTTON at 1oc.; Ions
DALE CAMBRIC, zoe. per yard;
Good ~ BROWN COTTON at 81, TO- and 1910.
per yard;
200 pieces LIGHT PRINTS ateHc. per yard
rs pieces good GINGHANs at 1oc. per yard;
DRESS. GOODS, the greatest bargains Of the sea-
son; ....t...
BLACK FRENCH MERINOs at 90c,, s1.l0 and
u rs worth 81, s1.25, and $3.50;
BLACK CASHMERE at &c., 81, and $3.50 worth
81, $1.25, and S1.5o;
BLACK ALPACAs Mt rs, 30, IS, 40, so, Coo. up
to 81 per yard; ,....
CREPE WELLS at 81 worth $3.50, and up 10 81 o
apiece;
100 pairs BLANKETS at IS. as, II, so, rs, se,
and S7-yery cheap;
5000 yards CAhBRICE and INSERT
INGS at ! 0 TO SOC. per ward.
In CASSIMERFS, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
Ladies' and Misses SHAWLS and SKIRTS,
Ladies' Misses, and Gentlcmen's UNDER
SHIRTS, call special attention, Us will give
ezra bargains in them.
Also q large assortment Of SCARFS, RIBBONS,
KIDGLOVES. HAEDERCHIEFS, CORSETS,
POCKET. BOOKS, SILK NJ UfFL + RS 4,
SHiRT-F 2OETS, COLLARS, and CUFFS,
and lots OF other articles.
I will keep in future full line OF CANT lemen's
furnishing goods, such White Shirts, CoIlrS and
Cuffs Hose, Handkerchiefs. Kid Gloves, Lisle aud
Cloth Gloves, suspenders. Bows, Tles &C., which
will sell at The lowest prices.
To save money call at
WILLIAM THALEIMER'S,
COL Broad stree t, corner Sixth street.
n. B. Ihavc iust received large assortment OF
beautiful LAWNS I'm remnants) al ll54c. yard
worth zoe. yard which will offer TO those wish
Ing 10 purchase before the season opens. Cali early
before they are picked over.
Call early II
fe3 COL Broad street.
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voters in Lebanon 10 wrsbip, Russell county !;
Joint resolution memorialzing the Con-
The amount due and unpaid tosthe Sinking
Fund on the 1st of January, 1915.
eress Of the United States for an appropr'a,,
fion n deenen the waters of the Ohio and
'Kapawba rivers;
Senate bills: For the relief OIL J. b. fleuo'
man, of Appomattox county; a.
To regulate the mode Of SUBSCRIBING y, " .ns
stock of the Richmond and Traus'Aiiegnany
Railroad Company By countess cities' anu
towns, With House amendments.
A joint. resolution in reference 70
STATE BONDS, ETC.,
offered BY Mr.. STUART, was agreed 70. ~
provides for the appointment OF JOINT COM
mittee of two senators and three deiegates
to inauire and report the number and CHAR
scter of State bonds printed ho" many nave
been used, and how many are, or soouio oe,
remaining; whether any, and no" many,
shonld be destroyed; as 10 the safe CUSTODY
of the bonds; as to the propriety OF leaving
the plates In the hands Of the engravers, OF
OF destroying them; what part OF Inc oeoI
remains unfunded; as to the itmlt OF tne
privilege Of exchanging one class OF oonos
| for another what changes are necessary III
keeping the bonds, &c.
COUNTY OFFICERS. ..
Senate bill providing for the election ana
qualification of county officers came up as
special order.
The bill having been placed on the caien
dar without reference to q committee, MI
TAI1AFERRo moved to refer it.
He and Mr.. B. W. LACY claimed that Inc
| present officers are entitled to hold over iof
the term for which they were elected, WINE
the bill provides that all county omcers snali
be elected on the fourth Thursday IN May,
1876. $500
Messrs, CoaH1LL, aoLBRook, NELLY, and
MAoRupER argued thTr-the terms Of those
officers ceased to exist by the adoption OF
the amendments TO the Constitution, ano
that they now hold only by virtue OF the
schedule, which provides that they should
hold until their SUCCESSORS should be duly
elected on the fourth Thursday In Nay,
1875. .. .... .-s
! The motion to commit was rejected, and
| the House proceeded to consider the bill.
| After the adoption Of amendments Oh
fered BY Mr.. RIDDLssARs7R it was advanced
| to its third reading. .l.a
| Adjourned st $50 Z. ID. s... ..s
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Washington Lodge of Masons, Alexan-
dria, Va. of which General Washington was
a member, have consented to loan the Indies
of Baltimore certain relics Of the Father OF
his Country, owned by them, for the 22d-of.
February tea.party at the Academy Of Music.
Baltimore Sun.
rThe name of the Lodge is Alexandria.
Washington Lodge. It was originally called
A!cxanGria Lodge, ba. upon the death Of
General Washington tie name Was ehanged.l
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Another lot OF those remnants Of LIEN, which
will be sold OF astonishingly low.
Aur one wishing to purchase . cool drcs FOR tae
coming snsoa aa ss Supplied At sICLA
BROTHERs' With the set PACIFIC LAW Do
(reuuapp) at only loo. pc< yara
900 dozen EAPxIEsa.a DeYLfEs feon 7sc. up
Tho bot sar1airs o6.rc4 yG IN SkOWE sad
BLEACEED TABLE-LIE SGS, o T
CIOTEM, aad TABLE-OOyREs;
Another lot tsaly SEQ REIDh QUILTS ct osly
al apiece;
A choice selection sf 200 ssscn LINEN GIL 1T
BOSOAS FROM zoe. NJ.
Just opened, 500 pieces aew SPRIE& DRESS
GOODS, ehsice styles, at 20, 60, aad so~ per
yard.
On our tArgatu-countsr you Will fnd lot Of rem
rau,s Of vay aas IRISH POPLIkS, SILK
PAN9E Hs, ENTREES CLOTHS In all color,
and q good many otasr dsdrable Dres Goods
at very low prices. Gall early asa ate yeu-
choice.
Two cases beautiful style SHIFTING CALICOH
at SIC. per yard;
1000 pieces new SPRING CALIOOS at 8 and
10c.;
A large assortment OF pL ACk asd OOLORAD
ALPACAS at astopishinSly low prizes;
choice selection OF CAhRkiO EDGlEaS and
INsERTIEGS from aye. up.
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nT DOUBLE CHEsT-PRoTECTORs,

me- DOUBLE ,CHEsT-PROTECTORs,
of every size, imported ffon England, and sold
at MEADE BAKERS drugstore.
DITMAErS SEA SALT, IN 20 and ooc. PACKAGES
Sold at NEADE q kAAhh . uLnse.ofe.
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and LOEENGES, for the
relief and cure OF foul breath heartburn, and dye
nans,a. SOLD At MEADE BAKER's G',gstore.
tuITI, EMS POCKET INHALKRSa afford prompt
relief 10 soretbrost, bronchitis, and caurrh. Sold
- Meade Z BAKERS drugstore.
PATE PECTORALE, ALUM and klkO Log"
ESGES. aud CELEBRATE OF rOTASSA LOZ-
ESGES, for coughs, colds. and screfhroat. solo a!
MEADE 4 BAKExB drugstore,
f.1o Ole Main esxeet.
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TIE INDIRECT REPUTATION ScHshEs.-Tbe
Richmond correspondent of the Lynchburg
Vlrginian says: .m., ..... .... e.
"The House has spent the greater part OF
several days in discussing bill which Its Ju-
dietary Committee condemned as Illegal
viz, to require the holders of the consol
coupons to have them endorsed by the Audi
tor as genuine, and TO pay for such endorse
ment, before they should be receivable for
taxes. This is one Of the various flank move
ments of attack on the funding bill. OF
course the courts must pronounce the act
invalid if passed. Another device to assail
the funding bill Is pending before the Senate
viz, to limit the right to the deduction OF
two and oDe-half per cent, on taxes to those
Taxpayers who pay in currency and not in
coupons. Neither measure will carry, and
hence the waste OF time and money"
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THO THE TRADE.-ATMORE MINCE.
MEaT.-.I offer To the trade, as agent for the
man,,factiirer and nc his prices, 5000 pounds OF
ATMORE's MIN E- MEAT, put up in barrels, hsIf.
barrels, buckets, ems, aud lars; All who have used
il to warrant 1t to kee Twelve months. Black with
citrou currants. rlslus, and spices ready for use,
and no fear OF Its turning sour or fermentng like
most nrena raiions offered tor sale CAN and supply
YOURSELVES al -. ~. ESSstA, S-As
no "a lil2 Main street
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Me- T. K. PRICE g. co. have opened

H T. K. PRICE e. co. have opened
this morning, by steamer,
NEW SPRING MEDIUM PRINTS,
NEW WHTE-GRoUND PRINTS,
PERCALES and CAMBgICS,
COTTON CAMDRlcs,
EUEFLISGs, CoRSETs.
MOURNING GOODS, in
BoMBAZlNE CLOTHS, TAMIsE,
lMPERATRICR, MoHAIRs, ALrACAs,
REPS, DELAINEs, CAsRMEREs,
ENGLISH GRAPE, CRAZE Wells,
BLACK SILK GLOVES,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
BLACK LONG SuAwLs,
BLACK SQUARE SHAwLS,
COLLARS, CUFFS, &C., &C. fel5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NE DURANG's RHEUMATIC RENE
DY.-We have Just received q supply of this cele-
brated preparation for the cure Of RHEUMATISM.
Il has cured great many persons, and comes to us
endorsed by some Of the best people In the cour-
try. For sale Wholesale or retailby
R.W. POWERS CO.,
fa1s2. Wholesale Agents.
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A Necessity of Cities.

SOule OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W tulS lhpcl Lave
discussed the question of the "odorless e1.
cayating apparatus" We do not intend to
speak of sny particular apparatus. We do
not know their merits. One that has been
exhibited here has met the appreciation OF
DR.. J. G. CABBLL, DR.. w. Fl. TAYLOR, and
others. The two names mentioned by US
are decidedly high authority In the premises.
But what We intended was to say that the
numerous inventions in this line that rapidly
succeed one another show that there is a
great social necessity, and naturally people
are trying to provide for it. This great ne.
cessity is the gathering up the fecal and other
offal of cities and the restoring of them all
to the land, whence they came. The habit OF
throwing all the offsi of cities into the near.
est bays or rivers is great error, amounting
to public crime. To strip the land of its
fruitfulness and pitch it into the sea must
! end In making fair acres deserts, to the meal
cuuble injury of man. Te weaken the land
thus and waste its strength upon the water
is to sap and destroy the sources Of human
{
where it is not only lost, but becomes nu.
s3uce and injury to life ia the waters, upon
which men also depend in large degree for
sltstenance and pleasure.
d,et US remember that owing to the new
means of transportation and the power to
concentrate the products Of the earth it has
become practicable to multiply cities of such
poprlousness as to exceed all that were
known in ages past; that the consumption
and eff1al of cities have wonderfully in
creased and that it is more than ever neces-
ssry that the lands should be Northumberland
protected from injury and exhaustion. The
same fact of the multiplication of urban
populations increases the dangers of disease
and discomfort from the improper disposi.
ton made of city ofaL We have seen hoE
streams. and basins have been pokuted Until
to be near them was serious discomfort,
and their great injury to the public health
demanded measures for their publication.
The uhjaet is one Of the greatest interest.
It is cae of dignity sufficient to command
the earnest attention of the ablest statesmen.
We are grattfed to see the inventions with
she object of the comfortable and copveaient
removal OF faeal matter. The easier that
may be done the more sure are cities to
establish a system whose object shall be tie
protection Of stsens from poiiution-ths
preservation of public health and the gene.
raj sgotection from nuisance-and the re-
turning to the Hand of the fruitfulness that
has BEEN stripped FROM it. These are noble
objects, and worthy of the time and con-
sideratiaa of the best men and the liberal
appropriation of the public means.
We trust the discoveries in this line may
continue natl they sre brought to perfec-
ton. There is hardly another enterprise
that should SO deeply interest the public.
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NEILLERS COMPOUND
M SYRUP HOREHOUND
E0R COIIGHG COLDA HOARSENESS, &c,

On using your Compound Syrup OF forehopnd
experienced immediate relief, even before h,u
consumed ono third OF the bottle.
HENRY BBRGH,
President American Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals. -
splts Al. FORD,
Ford's Hotel, Richmond. Va
do not hesitate 70 pronounce II the best prepara-
ton have ever used or known OF.
GEORGE EUCKER, Lyncholrg, va.
RICHMOND, October "a, 1874
have been using Ailer'5 Compound syrup oil
Horehound for The past tsrce years ana nave
found II the best cough mixture nave ever tflea'
Professor JOHN WYMAN, VentriioQuisL
Sold by all druggists and country storekeepers as
&c. per Bottle. Prepared by ,
MILLER 4 PIERCE, ApotheeareS.
4. Of Rirbmrnd. Va.
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~ FEBRUARY Is, 1875.

More bargains In
TOWELS,
TABLF-LINEN,
SHEETINGS,
NAPKINS,
OOYLIES; also.
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS-GOODS.
r. K. PRlCE & co.
are still selling wonderful bargains In LINEN
GOODS; Winter, Spring. and summer DRESS
GOODS, &C. also, BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
just received.
IRISH LINENS,
BAL MORALS,
KID GLOVES flor Ladies and Gentlemen),
BLEACHED COTTOSS,
CLIFTON SHEETlSGs,
PILLOW-COTTON,
BED-BLANKETS, &C, &C. fe Is
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The civl-rights bill, with which the sordid
Radical party is trying to play with the Afri.
can whale, is reported from the committee to
tue United Statee Senate without amend
ment. We suppose it will pass that body.
IL 10 a matter of no great terror. The St.
Louis Globe compares it to an animal whose
teeth and claws have been drawn. 1t is the
most ferocious which the hypocritical Radi-
calls could pass. 1t by no means meets the
expectations of DOUGLASS, and LANasroN,
and the other black and yellow statesmen
who threatened the land with blood, and fire,
aud raplne if the calored man didn't get his
rights. They can nov fire up their engines
of wrath. .....
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MEETINGS.
aRE%9aC EET@.

hHE-93EE5S.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
EEGAGERENT FOR
six NIGHTS AND ONE NATiEEE,
commencing
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH,
FURBISH'S
THEATRE COMBINATION.
HONDAY-The great society play
DIVORCE.
TJIEsDAY-Augustin Days play OF
MONS. ALPH0ESE, .
on scale Of elegance never before e1ceiied mere
wEDNEsDAY-Boacicau emotional play,
LED ASTRAY.
THURSDAY-The beautiful morssau
ALIKE
MATINEE SATURDAY.
PRICES AS USUAL.
Seats can now be secured at II. =. Wyatt's music
s,ora ~ fe 1857
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We have to thaDk Mr.. BHAsELMAN, of the
Common Council, for Auditor RoYsTER's re-
port to the Finance Committee for the year
1875.
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mr. sYCLE BROTHERS WILL OFFER

Me- SYCLE BROTHERS WILL OFFER
The following GOODS fer next week:
500 pieces WAsH.PePLlEat 1oc. per Jard;
900 n,eces vsrd.ride ENGLISH sUITINaS and
LONDON SMOKES at 17hs. worth f0c.i
100 p,ecesX FRENCH PERCALE at 1870. worth
1896; -s..
100 pieces a. rERCALE at sxe. would be cheap
ut 25c.;
A large assortment Of EA1EsoOAs fron i1He.
up mot damaged);
cases AUBURN BLEACdsD COTTON at less
than manufacturers price;
10 cases A bLEACHED COTTON, equally as
good as Wsmsutta Mills, at 12!4c. per va
100 pieces full-wldth PILLOW-CASn CoIToSs
at 124c. worth fully one shilling;
so pieces BROWN aud BLEACHEO SHEET
INGS at the very lowest marked prices.
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A full stock OF WHITE GOODS, such 40 FLAIN
and STRIPED CAhnRICs, MUSLtEs, NAIH-
SOCKS, PIQUEs, SWISS AusLISs, VICTORIA
LAWNS. OKGAEp1ES, all-cslor TARLsrAHS,
BrRD's-EYE LINEN, LINEN and COTTON D1A-
PERs Special bargains in these goods.
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PROFESSOR Fl. F. LAUBE'S e.
Il DANCING ACADEMY, ia
Levy Brothers Hall, corner Of Eleventh and SxS
. Main streets. = -
ladies' Misses and Masters "WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at O'Clock. Gentle
men TUESDAY and FRIDAY EYESINGS.
Glide, Pause, Boston, and al the latest dances
taught ..... u 1s-om
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DYEING! DYE ;l, I DYElS n ~ Ios;
DYEING done on the newest and most improved
plan. Gentlemen's overccats, dresscoats, vests and
pants dyed plum, blue. brown, and blue-black. La
opera-coaks sasheS, scarfs, Ribbons Parasols and
all kinds straw goods dyed orange, scarlet, plak,
solferino, green, purple, maroon, crimson, wine.
gentlemen's and ladies' wear cleaned and finished.
Feathers dyed all coiors, cleaned. aud enred. Kid
eyed cleaned and dressed. All goods carefully and
promptly attended 10. PREMIUM STEAM Dye
ING AND CLEANING WORKS, S0i Main
street Fde 2i-3ni j J. SCOTT. Proprietor
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The Supreme Court affirms the decision
tia. a State may tax r.>lroed upon l.: gr:ss
receipts.
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DYEING AND SECURING.

EENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS, AND BOYS
" CLOTHING, however much soiled or faded,
CLEANSED or DYED In hrst.class style, and al
the cheapest rates.
Ladies having articles To. be cleaned or colored
will hud 1t TO their interes, 20 send or call 1t
MCkESSEifS
Steam Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment.
la 26-3m Marshall street near F1fih.
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Armed With this ANTIDOTE, all elm
changes OF water and food may be faced
fear. As remedy In hALARIOUs =
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, 4 EsTL Ess
JAUEDICE. NAUSEA.
THE CHEAPEST. PUREsT, AND BES
LY MEDICINE IN THE woRLI
~ have never seen or tried
such simple, efiicacious, sat-
islactory, and pleasant rene
dy in my nfe."-H. uAINEb,
III. Louis, Ne.
Hon Alex. II. Stephens.
occasionally use, when my
condition require, II, Doctor
Simmons's Liver Regulator
with good effects."- Hon,
ALEX. II. sTEfb Ess.
Governor OF Alssxma-
aYour Regulator has been
In use in NY family for some
time. and am persuaded II Is
4 yulu. Bile addition 10 the
medical science" COY. >.
GILL SHORTER, Ala
81 have used the Regulator
IN my family for the past sew
en,een years. / CAL safely re-
commend it /, the world ~
the best medicine have ever
used for that class or diseases
II purpors 10 cuFe."-H =
THIGPES.
President Of City Bank.
"SimmOns's Liver keSu ID
tor has proved \ good aud eih-
caciouS medlclne."-C Il.
SCTTISG.
Druggists.
ave have been acquainted
with DIR. simmoBss Liver
Medicine for more than TWEEN
ty years, aoa know II 10 oe the
best Liver Regulator offered
to The public. H.LIoS
and Ii. L. LYON, bsi!etos-
taine, Ga.
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DEATHs.

Died. in Rochepors NO. on the ION OF OF t ssn.
On w Caskie. in the seventh year Of bis age.
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GREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC.
VI J. LAROQUkS ELIxlR OFCALlsAIA
improves the 1igpstiou. IA excellent prevsstivs
or FEYERs, FEVER AND AGuE, &C.. &c. and
great tsaic and re1ovA.0r for inyaiids and ssGll-
turer, Baltimore. Sold by druggist. generally.