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Montana, the Eastern Branch to pnss
through the Black Hills and the Western
through the Wind river country. The
General makes reply under tlnte OF
Oct. 9th, OF which the following para
graph contains the most important pas
sage: They will have most salutary
and positive effect in settling our Indian
troubles, thereby saving large expendi-
lures of public funds. They will invite
and open up for settlement most valua
ble farming and grazing lands aid the
discovery Of new mining sections and
promote resources already discovered.
They will save the public treasury vast
amounts in economy of transportation
OF military supplies, and of troops and
mails. From my personal knowledge of
the country through which the proposed
lines will pass, regard the project as
eminently practical, and more easiIy ac-
compished than many of thc work now
in successful operation in the country
west of the Mississippi river
LONDON, Oct. 27.--It is reported that
the Russians pursuing Mukhtar Pasha
have advanced as for rs Khavassen, and
that Mukhtar Pasha has retreated to
Loprokoi between Khavassan and Has
san Kalch.
EzERoUM, Oct. 27.-Preparatory for o
siege, the inhabitants are removing and
reintorcements have been cunning
up from Trebizonde. Muklitar, however.
reports that the Russians have not nd.
western slope of Longhisi Dsgb. rug
, 1877-11-03
PACHFlC COAST.

OLYMPIA, Oct. 25.-Both houses meet
the Portland Board Of Trade Commis-
sion 10 joint convention at . o'clock to-
morrow to consult on fishery legislation.
sAbill passed 10th Houses to make tho
Territorial Treasurer also the Libra
rim. f.lv i.rHJ tl0- 4ut I' 1U.f
wheats appointment has been con
fined. Auditor Tarbell's appointments
is held IN abeyance till the passage of
the law raising the bonds to ESQ.,
900, when he will probably DO confirmed L.
The house passed the shorthand re-
porter bill with amendments. .,''
Howard Smith, ,brother-in law. to Mrs.
Frank Pontius, Of Seattle, aged thirty
years, was accidentally shot dead to-day
while hunting near this city. -
The funeral OF George Clark, who was
killed J q railroad accident in nlinoip,
On the 1ith inst, took paalce to-day and
was largely attende,. -.
The Unitarian Church, Rev. d. N.
Utter, pastor, was dedicated this morn.
ing before very large aud,
, 1877-11-03

DROWNED 1t is reported that on
last Sunday evening, Oct 99th, John
IIaycrait, part owncrot and in comnunt
Of the schooner Perry was drowned in
Utsplady harhor. Particulars not e.
gciyed.
, 1877-11-03
Office on Union Street, Bet. 4th s. 5th.

The Doctor has hNd II large practical expc
riunce IN the Hospitals and DispcnsalOres Uf
Ncw YOrl, and Philadelphia, u, well US years
of successful private practice She comes
well recommended, and oiler, her professional
services to the peohc OF Seattle and the
North Pacific Colsl ."
The Doctor will open her home to ENtiCs
during confinement a1 well rs to patients for
general medical Erulmcut
win send medicine by mail or express to
any part Of the coast Patient, viii receive
iudand careful attention. Charge, rcl-ona.
bic
MI IT,
, 1877-11-03
Or. Hewe es,

The Great Magnetic Healer and Clear
Seer has located at Seattle, w. 7. The
Doctor IL unparalcd in the treatment Of
clss,nc diseases heals speedily all that
are c,wahla Rheumatism, Par ysis,, Can.
cev. Catyssh., Liver, Lungs all diseases
ot Uterus, Nervous and Mental Dernge
menf, dbeeascs Of tale Eve and Fir. The
Doctor treats NIaaneticallv and githcor-
Responding pemetlles. Office and Resi-
aesoe, Union St. bet Ath and 9th. 10
, 1877-11-03

Gen. Grant Is in Paris.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,u,r.r1oNs FOR To-DAY.-For the
uidd,o States, rain. falling followed by
ris;n" s'"" barometer, winds gradually shifting
- Westerly or northcasterly during Iucs-
1ar with clearing. cooler weather.
For the South Atlantic States during
Tuesday. partly cloudv, slightly warmer
,.osthcr. with southwest to northwest
winds and rising barometer.
For the Gulf States, warmer, clear or
nartlv cloudy weather, light west to south
w;n6s. and stationary or falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
slightly warmer. partly cloudy weather,
noTthcrly 10 westerly winds during the
nirht. shifting to east and south during
Tnesdav, with rising barometer in the east
crn nortions and falling barometer IN the
western portions.
Cautionary signals continue at Smithville,
wilmington. Cape Lookout, Hatteras, nifty
Hawk. Norfolk, Cape Henry, Cape May,
Atlantic City. Barncgat, Sandy Hook, New
York. New Haven. New London, Newport,
Woods Hole. Boston, Thatcher's Island,
Portland, and EaStport.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy carly
in The morning. with clear, pleasant Wea-
Their until evening. st night it was cloudy,
with slight rain.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY & n. Nj, Of
9 4. NJ, "a; noon, II; +. NJ. i5; +
D.. g. midnight. 80.
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| Colonel CRittenden. and his friends say that
all he intended was that II any loss bad oc-
CURED il must have been through careless
ness and negligence on his (Crittenden's1
part, and therefore that he was responsible
for it, and proposed to shoulder his respon-
sibllty. "5f,''s ~ !,
- o.'. - ADDITIONAL g =
Judge Crump, Mr.. W. L. Royal, and Sem
ator Grimsley, OF Culpeper,, were at the
Capitol yesterday familfarizing themselves
with the routine through which certificates
and warrants go, and looking at the papers
The comparison Of W, J. Bigg,er's per-
diem account with the per-dien, account in
the Auditors Office is O safeguard adopted
by Mr.. Bigger, and was the means that dis
covered the fraud in this instance.
.--n ..#-,f - I'M JAIb3.S II go, g,t..
r The prisoner is very Kindly cared for by
Sergeant Tyler and his assistant, Mr. Han
non. The latter has given up his bed to
him, and will see that he is as well treated.
rs the rules Of the institation permit.
A large number Of friends visited him
yesterday, and to all he declared his inno-
cence, and affirmed that this is ga put-up
job "-on him. He is apparently confident
that be will soon be released. ;; !,
Colonel Crittenden. is; about thirty-eight
or forty years Of age, but looks much
younger. He u.s. native OF Culpeper coun-
ty, was lleutenant-colone Of the Thirteenth
Virginia infantry "a. P. Hips old regi-
ment), and served: with great distinction.
He is widower, with two sons-one at
school in Fauquier, and the other residing
with bis (the child's) grandmother.
1t was stated yesterday that on Saturday
night friends OF Colonel Grittenden advised
him to leave, and told him that the Sl20
would be paid the State for him by Monday
noon, and that several hundred dollars
would, il needed, be furnished him for eX-
penses. He refused to leave. He asserted
that he was innocent, and declared that he
meant to stay and fight the fight out.
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TEMPERANCE OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At a
regular meeting last night OF Shockoe Hill
Division, No. 81, Sons Of Temperance, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term: George NJ. Long, w. P; DR..
Charles S. Britain, w. A.; DR.. NJ. B. Poi
teaux, R. S.; r.. v. Freeman, A. R. s.; W.
T. Allen, treasurer; Dr.. w. Leigh Burton,
F. s.; C. V. Fischer, conductor G. L. Fer
rand, A. c.; j. e. Mehring, 7. S.; Samuel
Britton, o. S.; DR.. Theo. P. Mayo, =. w.
p. Trustees: W. T. Allen, D. w. Bo-
honon, G. D. Wise, DIR. H. B. Poiteaux,
and DR., Charles s, Britain,
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MANCRs ESTER NEWS.

Lecture and Feast.-The arrangements
for the entertainment ut Robio's station to-
night are completed, and the ladies OF the
Bethlehem Baptist church seem determined
to make it q complete success. DR.. W. E.
Hatcher will deliver lecture, and every one
may be sure. of having q good time. The
Danville train leaving the city at 5:10 P. NJ.
will carry out parties wishing to 60 from
the CITY, -.-~ T..
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. FARMING MACHNERT:-There passed this
office yesterday a beautiful aud complete
eight-horse agricultural engine, on wheels,
William +. Tanner IL Co., OF this city, en-
route to the Danville depot, for shipment.
This is the same engine that took the first
premium at our State Agricultural Fair
last fall, over several competitors, for sim
pIicity, durability, and efficiency, and has
been purchased by P. Dickinson ESQ.,. OF
Knoxville, Tenn, to be used upon his
Model Island farm, near that city. i
Enterprising planters are now jntrodu eng
these engines extensively for threshing,
ginning, &c, in lieu Of the old-fashioned
and inefficient system OF horsepower.
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Telegraph from 81, 500 to $1,000 was adopt
ed-ayes, II noes, 4.
The resolution relative to an additional
room for the use of the tire-alarn battery
was tabled.
The ordinance reducing the pay OF the
Police Justice from $4,000 to Sl,8OOl was
defcated-ayes, 7; noes, 6.
The resolution dispensing with the SER
vices of the watchman at the city Jail was
defeated. >,
The resolution reducing the pay OF the
City Attorney from $4,000 to $1,s00. was
aefeated--ayes, 5; noes, 10. .s.z,z's
The. resolution discharging one OF tue
laborers at Shockoe Hill cemetery, saving
$50 per month, was agreed to-.
The ordinance reducing the pay OF the
two assistant superintendent OF the Chain.
gang from $3.50 to 1926 per.day was agreed
to-ayes, g.; noes, 7. "',e -
The proposition to reduce the pay OF the
Superintendent Of the Water-W Works from
81, 800 to 81, 500 was rejected. sasl
The ordinance making the reduction IN
the salaries Of the various officers already
named was then adopted-ayes, 10; noes, 5.
The following resolutions OF the commit
tee were also agreed to:
ReSolred (the Common Council concur
ring), That the Committee on Ordinances
be and they are hereby instructed to pre-.
pare and report an ordinance which shall
require that all supplies and materials for
the city shall be purchased by contract, as
far as practicable. :.
Resolved (the Common Council concur
rng), That the chairman OF each commit
tee be, and he is hereby, instructed to report
annually to, the City Council detailed
ct, ~ oil c,,pnlioc opd ynoforiola MR.
chased for use in his respective department,
from whom purchased, and prices paid for
the same.
RESOLVED (the Common Council concur
ring), That the Superintendents OF the Gas
an Water-W orks and City Engineer be, and
they are hereby, instructed to have all
trenches dug under their supervision
(where it is practicable) puddled instead OF
rammed. %.
ReS0tved (the Common Council concur
ringl, That the Committee on Ordinances
be, and they are hereby, instructed to pre-
pare and report an ordinance which shall
provide that all employees OF the city en-
ploycd by the day shall only receive COM
penSation for the time that they are actually
ut work. | .-:. .,... .'.. -... -.-..
INF. Crump moved to reconsider the vote
by which the resolution reducing the pay
OF the hands ut the Gas-Works had been
agreed to. He spoke in behalf OF the men
who were exposed to the intense heat OF the
furnaces at the Gas-W orks. The motion was
lost mot two thirds, as required by the rules
of the Board)-ayes, 10; noes, 5.
FROM THE LOWER BRANCH.
Common Council joint resolution pro-
viding for the payment Of the salaries and
wages of city employees until the appropria-
tion ordinance is passed, &C., was taken up.
Mr.. Todd moved to insert contractors "
and "claims," SO as to provide that alt bills
shall be paid when properly certified.
Agreed to.
The resolution as amended was adopted.
Adjourned at 9:20 ?. M. ",-'.. .,
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Rg- On all sales Of Real Estate nande betoeA
Ae lst Of January and last Of June the tazes 10,
the present year, have to bspnid oythe purchaser
On all saieg NUDE bet,oeen the 1st of July and las
Of the year the tares hdpe to be dtd by The setle7
[This custom was adopted about dftcen yearaags
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and aL'
piles to Richmond and dricinity.l
JAMES MACDOUGALL, E10A. b., household fur
niture and sundr!es.
E. w. POWELL, 10H A. ST., trade-sa'e Of 100000
cigars, tobacco, &C..
JAMES N. TAYLOR & SON, S P. NJ, new brick
dwelling No. TIT Clay street. -=s
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 5 Pm, brick warehouse
on the corner Of Cary and Twelfth streets.
ment No. 323 Fourth street, between Byrd and
Arch, CANDLES Hill. 4.
RICHARDSON & CO., ~ p. NJ. commissioners
sale OF dwelling and lot, slaughier-hOuse, &c. OH
Twenty-seventh street corner ef T.
Z. W. POWELL, at % O'Clock. lRrge assortment OF
standard iruit- and ornanental-trees. ter
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Died on His, Way to Church. .-On Sum
day night, while Dick Moss (colorcd), who
lives near Granite, was on his way to
church, be dropped dead when about a mile
and half from his house. The cause OF
death is supposed to"haye been heart
disease. Moss was man of family and we'll
known in this city. An inquest was held
yesterday afternoon, and verdict given in
accordance with tho above facts.
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almost a Fire.--On Sunday afternoon
quite an alarm was raised by the sight OF
volumes OF smoke issuing from the Clopton
mansion. The cause Of the smoke was
speedily extinguished, and peace reigned
in our city for the remainder Of the Sab
10th
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DEclEE IN THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
C CAsa.-Judge Wexford on Yesterday enter
ed the decree ortthe sale OF the chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, as mentioned in the last
;ss,1a OF this paper. 1t Is intimated that
Aftorney-G eneral Daniel, on behalf OF the
State, will take an appeal from this decree.
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DRESS GOODS WAITING AN OwEER.-Four
or five pieces OF dress goods, evidently
stolen flom some dry-goods store, were
found on premises on Broad between Third
and Fourth streets yesterday, and are now
at the station-hnusel for Identification.
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F.. B. SPENCE & SON. ..t 49,
ENGLISH NoR sTED CoATINGs,
All the new and nobby styles Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH WoRsTED CoATISGs and
... CASSlMERES
just received and win be made TO order In the latest
style by E. b. SPENCE & SON. %
'' Merchant Talors, 1900 Main street.
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THE FORGED FIGURES.
Colonel Crittenden Committed to Jail.

ARREST OF COLONEL CR1TTENDEN on THE
CHARGE OF FORGERY-ACCUsED BEFORE
THE POLICE COURT-EXAMINATIoN
WAIvED-sENT ON TO THE GRAND JURY
AND DCoMMITTED-REPoRT OF THE HOUSE
CoMMrTTEE-DIsCUssI ON THE CASE
:THEFULBF FACTS AS FAR AS DEvEL oPED-
SYMPATHY FOR THE PRISONER.
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You CAN SAVE KoNBY by purchasing your Dry
Goods at LEVY BRorHRIs' store They have just
received somo Checked Muslins ut Csc. per YARD
worth Soc, and some very handsome wide Ham.
burgn EdgIngs at 6oc. worth 81.
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Levy BROTHERS have some elegant Lace Cur
tains and . large assortment Of nottingham Lace
Curtains and Nottingham Laces for curtains. Cur
tains as low "a So for aset for two windows, and
Lace for curtains at IS, 20, rs, and 3oc., worth
25. 80, 35, and soc.
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"LEGIAN.'-We suggest that should our friends
need an old and pure rye wiskey, they try the Le-
ehan,none OF Messrs. w. d. BLAIR & Co.'S most
popular brands. Their price for such an old whis-
KEY is exceedingly reasonable. .'+ =.
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CoLDEs's LIEBrG's LIQUID EXTRACT og BEEF
AND TONIC INvIGoaAToH sreguIa,essthe bowels
tones the stomach, strengthens the nerves. inducing
bright intellect, and joyous, vigorous health.
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THE SILKS AT levy BROTHERS, are the cheap
est ever offered In this city. They have large
sortment from which you eau make your selections.
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NJ. E1LYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
ycrtisements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
States publishers rates. ORDERS LEFT 1T the Dis-
patch counting-room VIII receive prompt alien
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S7S 90
W. J. BIGGER,
Assistant Clerk House of Delegates.

W. BIGGER,
Assistant Clerk House of Delegates
The fraudulent figures are l inserted
before 3 so as to make Attendance IS
days." instead Of 3 days; and where S7S
occur, in each instance the seems to have
been changed from 1. The alterations
are perceptible to any one who looks at the
certificates very closely, but, in the rush OF
general business through the Auditors
office, were sufficiently regular in appear
ance not to be then detected.
The following, partly in print and partly
in writing, was on the back OF the certid-
cate:
AUDITORS OFFIcE,l
SIS. RICHMOND, VA. February "a, 1877.
Received warrant for seventy-tight dollars -
cents of the wi'AA' j. SesS9ns ". forsDrx1En
[Countersigned H. ]. Cabell, just above
Poindexter's name,1
The dates and figures were, as usual,
filed up by the Auditors clerk after Poin-
dexter signed, The members generally sign
in blank. All the trouble they take in the
long routine is to sign their names on the
back of the certificate and in Crittenden's
cash-book-the latter when the money is
brought them.
In the case OF Arthur the receipt was
signed BY Arthur, as above was signed by
| Poindexter, and across the face OF the re-
| CENT was written q Critten6en," indicating
| in the PoindeXter case that the warrant was
given to Cabell, page; in the Arthur case
| that the warrant was given by the Auditor
to Crittenden- CahelL, however, turned
over the Poindexter warrant to Crittenden,
| and the latter collected It and paid over to
Poindexter SIS, just as he paid over to Ar
thur $lS. 50. - - .e.E zr
S- THE WARRANT ON THE TREASURY. =
The following is a copy Of the warrant on
| the Treasury which WAS issued after the
Auditor had received and fled away the
altered certificate OF attendance in the case
OF Poiudexter: -.
rs :tsG gg. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,)
| OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
RICHMOND, VA, February "a, 1877. }
s7a. - :
Pay toJ.W- Pandexter ~
=, -seveaty-tAght dollars = cents
| ON account Of his per diem rs q member Of the
Honse of Delegates from the county OF, Louisa
| . General Assembly. s..s z.:s.
Artest-F Binford- =
+ -, To the Treasurer. ss.t5 4 tE- = ..-4l
On the back OF the warrant the Acting
Treasurer filled up; and signed the blank
| form OF q check, as follows:
Cashier Of the Richmond Banking and Insurance
( and charge the same to my account. :
Acting Treasurer Of the commonMeaith i
4 sss5s = - Z 7f.Z g Of Virginia.
Upon receiving thisacheck Colonel Crit
tenden receipted to the Treasurer, on book
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If YOU WISH to purchase Silks don't buy until
you have seen LEVY BROTHERS. stock. Their
prices are so low that you will find 1t to your ad-
vantage to buy of them. q. q. ..'... r-
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

FINANCE MATTERS-MoRE FRAMED BUILD
INGs- s-ADvERT1sING-BiLI j F1RE-TELE-
GRAPH THE RETRENcHMENT REPORT
FURTHER coNsIDERED-THE ORDINANCE
PROPOSING TO REDUCE TIE PAY OF THE
Police JUSTICE AND CITY ATTORNEY
DEFEATED, &C., &C.
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SWEET OgANGRs.-If you wish a sweet and juicy
orange 20 TO PIzZNIs, i..+s...
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LEVY BRoTHERs' prices are always the lowest
Go and buy your Dry Goods Of them, and save
money by so doing. s.. a..
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FRESH DATES selling to-day four pounds for 20
cents at PIZZINI'S. '-
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Call at tho old cornerstone, No. 800 Main street.
and examine our new stock. y.r 'r
....-. L. B. SPENCE s. Son.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-Judge Bond, hold
ing the Circuit Court of the United States
at Lynchburg, last week gave judgment
against the collector Of internal revenue in.
that district for the sum Of $4,000 in favor
OF the executor of Samuel Miller, being the
amount assessed by the collector on the
sums paid by the executor to compromise
the suits against the estate OF his testator.
These suits were instituted to invalidate
the twenty-tifth clause OF the will, which
established the Charity school in Albemarle.
The sums thus paid were heH by the COM
missioner Of internal revenue to be ''lega-
cies or .distributive shares in the estate OF
Samuel Miller, and liable TO be taxed under
the laws of the United States But Judge
Bond decided that the sums so paid were
paid by way of compromise and not liable
to be taxed, and gave judgment against the
collector for the $4,000 which he had as
sessed and collected. - -
The case was argued for the executor by
Judge Robertson, Judge Meredith, and Mr.,
Craighiil, and for the United States by Mr..
Lurty, the district attorney.
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PERs0sAL.--MF. A. +. Crutchfield, editor
and proprietor of the ,Baltinaorean, is in
the city.
General Z. Arnold and Captain L. e.
Campbell, OF the United States Army, are at
Fofd's Hotel. $3.50 .f%geE
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SCHOONER L,BELLED.--The schooner In
dependence, now in pof, was lIbelled yes
terday for small debt due j. II. Ward.
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GO TO PIzzINrs and get come Of those nice
dates-fonr pounds for 90 eeats.
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Dn, SCHENCK's STANDARD REhEDrEs.-The
standard remedies for all diseases Of the lungs are
ScHENcK's PULMosIc SYRUP, ScHENcK's SEA-
WEED TONIC, and ScHEFck' k'aHANDRAKEP PILLS,
and If taken before the lungs are destroyed speedy
cure Is effected. g { ~ -tsi sss.t &
To these three medicines DIR. j. 81. tScHEEcK. Of
Philadelphia, owes bis sanriyaiied success In the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases. Gs -
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter In
the lungs nature throws OF BY an easy expecto-
ration, for when the phlegm or matter Is ripe
slight cough viii throw 1t on the patient has rest
and the lungs begin TO heal. 49,.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup TO do this schenck's
Mandrake Pills and Schenoks y Sea-Weed Tonic must
be- freely used 90 cleanse the stomach and lis er.
Scheuck's Mandrake Pills act on the hver, removing
all o,structons, relax the the bile starts
freely and the liver Is soon relieved.
Schenck,s sea-Weed Tonic is gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the alkan of which IL Is composed
mixes with the food and preyens SQUIRTING. itassists
the digestion by toning up the stomach TO healthy
condition. 80 that the food and the Pulmonic Syrup
will make good blood; then The lungs heal, and the
patient viii surely ges wr II cire Is taken to pre-
vent fresh cold. 80 :. s.'i~ l,..''
!; Ali who wish TO consult DR.. scHENcK, either per-
sanally or by letter. can do so ut hs principal Office,
corner Of Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia
every MONDAY. rt 9':t5t stt l.s,
Schenck,s, medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the coilntrys .ss93 i = - .S. T
6NEw GOODS received nearly every day o: LEyX
BRorHERs' They show q large assortment OF all
kinds Of goods: adapted to the present and coming
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PEIST1NG-HoUsE. Good work, tow
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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nON'T FORGET THAT TO-DAY YOU
~ can buy four pounds or DATES at PIZZINrs
for TWENTY-FIVE cents -. ,s.a ast. s mhz7