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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-10

Mr.. FIsH.-We scarcely know what to
say about Mr.. FISH. People say he has been
the break upon the Administration wheels,
and held them back very much to public
advantage. Alive know is that very great
deal that is bad has been inflicted upon the
nation by the Administration; SO that if Mr..
FISH has avoided anything for the nation
there is great deal more that he could not
or did not avoid. Werather think Mr.. FISH
Is, by association and rubbing against his
associates, not exactlyia sound trout. and
should he run through the HAYES admins
tration hewill' be, but little. better than a
"stone-toater" that win spoil upon ten
minutes exposure to the air. i He, we fear,
has ceased to be a "preserved Fish"
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The General Assembly on I. the Sitnas

The General Asseznbl on the SaSna-
o. tSt,r, s'l tssti,s ss .1e
IS The resolution introduced into the House
us-Y,a,eya,ss on Monday by Mr.. sfu2KT is
nm indication that the Legislature q Yir'
gsiinia viii have something 70 say upon she
s,er;ious coasl itioa oa the Government Mr.
STUART IL 500 experienced statesman si y. 20
make i moyemssnt such as that unless there
was NOT only occasion for it, but reason 70
arnnvythat Il would result In effective nc
sion. He II, moreover; 100 much o. IL slns,
tio,nai man in his public devotion 70 permit
Che exiseney silently TO pass Tine people Pc 's'le
oftsyirginia, through their Eeg1sia Cyl g
onrsfhs to declare their own opinions, u NOT
.t.empt 70 do something to assist In snsping
pubiic opinion Tho subject sno o. sli,. -
earnestly considered, and acton, We nope
all not he unnecessarily delaycds s,f4 $500
We were glad to- hear Governor SMITH INIT
stete to- the public meeting on MONDAY
,,,,,,,. that the Senate resolutions Of sym
nathy with South Carolina would be re
,,orrted from the Committee on Federal Re-.
lations. Of which he was chairman' possibly
strengthened I'm language TO ssiit s tnc ms
tory OF the bad events to the present
time. ,PSis we understood to be the tenor
of the veteran statesmari's remarks, .:
We feel that Virginia should now, boldly
and firmly declare her opinions. lrrespec-
tive OF what the traditional fame OF = the ne
State may exact OF her people,; there is .
duty which-devolves;u upon anyffee commu-
nifty requiring them to'Hbe always under
stood by their contemporaries-they should
regard the performance of that duty rs one
necessary to the maintenance OF feaity TO
their neighbors and confederaees. AZ no
time since the foundation Of the Govern
ment has it been more proper-indeed, more
essential-that all the States should speak
out, as We said yesterday, in the nobility OF
frankness and the independence OF lib
erty, each to all others ,proclaimine
the opinions and principles entertained
bysaach aud all, It is still matter
Of great moment to the welfare Of the States
that their alliance should exact full under
standing arnongst4them all. The Fedora Fed '1's
Government has not dwarfed the States te
the relation of counties to the States, ane
now Is the fttest time to establish tile fac'
by free and manly declarations-couteots
and firm, braye5and digniied- States
themselves, ts+i ;:'tr2; ~ f'.,*H, - -"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-10

TIE INDIANA Indianapolis,
January 9.-The Democracy Of Indiana yes
terdav adopted resolutions. appointing q
committee OF safety to- correspond, with
leading men and committees in other States,
and to consider the propriety OF calling q
national convention OF the Democracy to
devise means to maintain public peace, pre-
serve popular liberty, and uphold the laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-10
MARRIAGES.

| Married. on Wednesday morning, December 20,
| 1876 at the residence Of the brides mother Mrs.
parke Crumpl, in Hanover county yaIy inc KSs.
mond, and Miss EMMA Y. CRuMp. f,,r. -rt;'*
Married. ut Athens, Ga at the residence of the
! brides mother. on the evening Of Tuesday, Decem-
| Der 10. 1876, by Rev. c. ". Lane, Mr.. WYNN NJ:
FLEMING, of Hanover county, Fa:, to Miss EMhilE r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-10
THE MOST VARIED ASSIGNMENTS

I They take this opportunity OF thankius Their
friends and the public for their heretofore
liberal patronage, and trust, with their present
Increased iasi,tiaa merit aont,nua.soH Of The
same. s''s'h ~ S tss &c re : y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-10

The report o. GRANTS talk, with CO.
BRIGHT was correctly reported in the Dis
patch yesterday. The following report Of
one Of his remarks is incorrect. !;
"The President further. said that the
Democratic State government organization
has. the sympathy Of such portion OF the
people OF that State, as have the means re-
quired to give sustenance to it,, and their
Governor and Legislature would be recog-
nized even if there were not half SO many
as there are now in the Democratic party in
Louisiana"
: What he said was that sstheir Governor
and Legislature would be recognized By
them" mot by him}-that is, by the tax
payers GRANT has no idea Of recognizing
the Democratic legislature or Governor. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-10
OF, motion q. Mr. HEnspoG, the Senate nd
tpdrned at 2:20P MI
HOUSE OF ,ELEqAsTEs.
h Speaker H1sdER fEssiding.

t5tlrned at 2:s2gP r. Me- M
HOUSE. OF! DELEqATEs.
h Speaker HlsdEn fEssiding.
s BIEis RzpoRTEp SlspM cdst g
no authorize the trustees of-the Third
Presbyterian. church to borrow money anu
give a deed OF trust to regulate tne COCK
citing bfs claims h the CircuftISou oi msn-
mond city; Tor
incurred under clause 3, sectpl9n y art'cle
3. of the Constitution 49, y ~
A number of Senate bills were appro-
priately referred. la5,f ~ % f;rts'I
go, =. BILLS PASSED. lee. j. .Zifit
House bills. To amend section ID OF chap
ter 2s9 Of the Acts, in which county tres
surers may settle. ,Iillt-tti'r11n l. u ,.n lI
To amend sections q, IS, ana OF cnapter
go, Of an, act in relataonzt to the tlmeoi
meeting Of the Board OF supervisors and
other powers. aisBffr PrG .3afh' VIZ ~. -.
sag E,sa ~ FISH ANDoGAhh. 'atiif. 'hhiii' !
1.-The CHA1R announced shat Messrs. Wall,
RONALD, BoHANsoN, ALLEN, HOW ARD, PAGE,
SMITH Of Amherst, MoHouRE, AND LE Asa
would serve on the part OF the House on
the special joint Committee on Flsh ana
Gomol,gsT t..J,-I g.taH.5f. I 1T 5f's; 800 +
ET-:s,i BILLS PRESENTED MD REpERREpi ~ !,
By Mr.. ARMSTRONG, ito the; Committee e, on q !,
Agriculture, &c.): a bill to amend and rs
enact the 9th section OF an act for the lro-
lection 81 sheep in the" county OF lkaocklngi
ham, approved March 10, 1872: 49,, IN, .ptLt
aTBy MIR, WILLIAM SMITH TO the Commlttee
on Fish and Game): bill to amend ,!el the act
for the protection OF gntflf,as ,,;..j.t
BY Mr. CLAY 10 the co1nitfss on G. co ana
ties, &c.t: A bill to amend and reenact sec
ton 50 Of cliapter AS of the Code OF VII
ginia, requiring superinte ndents Of the poor
to settle annually with the Board OF super
Yisors.; = .Inr,.. JOY. %, -,
BY Mr.. McCAUL1., TO the Committee on
Finance: A bill to furnish Daniel L.: Blair
az artificial eye or communication therefor ''
.,I: .r,Yt!. PROPOSED DoG-LAW!in 30 .ia21
House billto raise reveRne for the sup,
port !of the Government, the payment OF
the State debt, and the encouragement OF
wool.growing, came up on the caiendaf'''i'
A great number OF amendments were pre-
sented and defeated, and the bill finally
postponed, on motion Of Mr.. LETcHER, to
| 4th of July next. -. 'a1i ~ :" @si's AZ
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.
CHRISTMAS LIQUORS.


CHRISTMAS LIQUORS.
OLD JAMAICA RUM. SCOTCH WHlSkEY:
FRENCH BRANDY-all grades
SCUPPERNONG BRANDY and WINES:
ANGELICA WINE;
MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES-a grades;
PEACH BRANDY-ten years old:
NEWARK CIDER:
APPLE BRANDY;
CALIFORNIA CHA3IPAGNES tgcld medal al
tile CenteunaI):
GOULET CIIA5fPAGNES (sole agents.. at
dc l5-eod CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS!
u Is COMING.
NEW GOODS OPENING AT
BROWNE & ROWE'S.
Now Is the time TO buy 10 avoid the RUSH.
DRY GOODS,
BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
..- and 4 beautiful assortment OF
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS
suitable for CIIRISTNAS PRESENTS.
The prettiest assortment OF GILT, JET. ana
CORAL JEWELRY III the city.
NUBIAS, HOODS, JACKETS. and other WORs-
TED GOODS. -a
Call early and secure bargains.
BROWNE ROWE.
No. 323 Broad street,
de 5-eod next to Columbuss confectionery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-10

In MINNESOTA, ct the, November election,
the amendment authorizing the Governor
to veto one or,more items in appropriation
bills, while approving of other portions,
was adopted BY . very large majority, the
voting being Yes, 4, 1902; NO, 4,42e: ! A
similar amendment ought to be- put into the
Federal Constitution andlinto'the Constitu-
;tIon OF every State in the Union. 'si...s''''
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u WOOD AND COAL.

EOR PARLoR FIRES.-5o0 tons Of the
Il celebrated LoRBERRY ANTHRACITE COAL,
which makes the cleanest aud brightest o. PRES a.
arst-aaaiity EGG. Stove, and NUT ANTHRA.
CITE COAL, for Latrobes. ranges ana stoSes' ~
lowest market rates. ;. 1. LaluSW,
fae1 ->TI-"' Seventeenth street, 1t draw. bridge.
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EOR THE HOLIDAYS.-PERF
n BOXES TOILET POWDERS, elegant CO
L0GNES. Rabbits PURE SOAP tur infant.. CUT
NATION SIIAVING-CUI'S. &c.
Also, PURE FLAFORlSG EXTRACTS, SflCES,
GEL ATISE, &c. l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
dc23 Sixth aud Broad streets.
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NE 1877. GOOD NEWS FOR THE 1877.
49,. ....-, NEW YEAR. hs:.. -. .r,.
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fU9 SHERIFF..

With many thanks 10 NV numerous friends
for their liberal support again announce my
self a candidate tor the Shcrifaliy in l-IT.
and ask the support vi my friends and fellow
citi zcns.
ZACHAEIAH MATTINGLY.
Nov. H. 1875
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%l ST: ELMO.
SsNSz>tx- This fine Stallion will make a
season this ear in Charles county. where he was
raised ard Is well known. His many excellent
qualities, which show for themselves, will AT once
recommend him TO breeders OF good stock. lie
is chestnut sorrel, perfectly docie and adapted
TO either saddle or harness. His sire was George
Pendeton who was owned by joseph Stewart
Esq. out of Canadian mare owned bv the late
Mr. Francis Maddox. She was sired by Medock
owned hy ,. Cox. The late Col F. Thomson.
speaking of the pedi cree OF George Pcndle;on.
said: ''By breeders Of biooicd stock the pcii-
gree Of these horses has been ackno lodged 10 I've
good and fashionable any in the United
States
ST. ELMO, commencing April 9th. viii stand
at Port Tobacco on Monday AMI Tuesday: a,
Chaptico the succeeding Monday and Tuesday.
and thus alternately during ihcseason. He will
stand at Hilltop every other " ednesdav COM
mencing the lith. aad a, his Stables At home ev-
erv Thursday aud Friday.
TERMS Eight dollars for one mare: SIS for
two $50 for three. Club rates made known on
application. No responsibility Tor accidents
Groom fee so cents.
". T. STODDERT.
April &c. lS1I-lm.
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FOR REGisrFR or Wills.

.Kssrs. Edr - :-T'l-ase announce JOHN r
ABELI., Esq. 80 II candidate tor the position OF
Register Of Wills for 81 Ma-y' colinty At the
election in ls79 and say tina; ne will Ice warmly
supported by the people OF the CONT, generally.
Sept2 1876 The People
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FOR TIE SENATE.

.Nsssrs. Editors Please announce in the next
issue of your paper, that if Mr.. X. q. COMBS
will consent TO I've candidate tor Il sat in the
next Senate of MARYLAND he will receive the cor
dial support Of the planting and business inter
ests Of the county, and will lie very acceptable
to voteis. generally, particular, TO these of the
April 20, 1871. Seventh District
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FOR CLERK or TIE CIRCUIT COURT.

Nss-rs EHitors-plcase announce DR.. l..
as the Republican candidate for Clerk
II the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's county at the
election in 1879 and say thu, he will receive The
warm support Of hispartv and friends in
April 20, Sen. chaptico District
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


Orphans tour' OF 81 ksry's County. Set:
April 10. 1877.
flRDERED By TIE COURT That J. Har-
~ ris Forbes and Jc>eph H. Key. Adn;ais,ra-
tors OF GEORGE FORBES, late of St Mary 5
county, MARYLAND. deceased. give the notice re-
quirrd by law TO the dcccaSed's creditors to ex-
hihi' their claims and that the same I've published
once a week for six successive weeks in the ST.
Mary Beacon.
Test: JAMES T. N. RALEY.
Register of Wills for ST. Mary scounty.
NOTICE.
1npurSuance at the above order we hereby give
notice that We have obtained from the Orphans
Court of ST. Mar, county, Maryland letters
Of administration on the personal estate OF
George Forbes late ofssid county. deceased All
persons having Claims against the said deceasei
are hereby nutified 10 exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto TO the subscri-
hers, on or before the l2th day of October, 1917,
they will otherwise by Law he excluded from the
henef,s OF the said estate All persons indebted
20 the deceased are requested 10 make immediate
pay meni 10 the subscribers.
J.. HARRIS FORBES
JOSEPH II. KEY,
Administrators
April Il, 1877 CIV.
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am also Sole Agent in the T. S. for the ia
nous
MAIDSTONE ONION SEED


from Maidstone, Kent Co, England, producing
the most prolific and finest favored Onions
known, aud yielding On suitable soils from 500
10 900 bushels per acre Sown in drills. Mr.
Henry ColNin, "a large marke; gardener at SYRIA
c;Isc, \. Y, writs, .Iour English Onion Seed,
surprised ne hy lis large Weld aud the delicious.
favor of the fruit. ! could have sold any g,ap-
tiv in this n'arke: AT goodp-ices. Ny wife SAYS
she vii! have no o'hcr onions for the table in iu-
ture. Send me as much as you can for the en-
closed 81 90
One package Of SEED sent on receipt of 30 cents
and one three cent postage stamp: three packages
10 one address 81 90 aud two three cent stamps.
Twelve packages sent on receipt % 81 90
Ny supply Is limited Parties desiring 10 Sc
cure either of the above rare seeds should not de-
l"y their orders. All seed ,corrGnica fresh ani
70 gsrpnHnc. Cash must accompany all orders.
For either OF the above seeds address
JAMES CAMPBELL,
66 Fulton Street. n Y.
Feb. -, ls.T-Gm.
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FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs Editors--lou will please announce As
II. WILSON. Esqr., - u candidate fcr the SEN
ate in 1877, and say that he viii DE WARMLY
supported 10y the people GENERALLY.
Oct 2l 1875
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FOE THE SENATE.

Mssrs. E'acr' Please annuunce JOS. <
ALL>TAN, EsG., a. candidate tor u seat in
the next Senate Of Maryland. and say that he
will he warmly supported by the people of the
county generally.
April 20, lS.6-n The People.
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I'M POR TANT
ar d en- ers
AND
a gric ulturists a!
Emperor William Cabbage.

The best. largest hdrdiest and most pro6taJie
variety Of Huter CIbbay, know in Europe, and
imported to this country exclusively by the un-
'icrsigned. where. with the mos, ordinary cult.
va,ion, it houri:he, astonishingly, attaining an
enormous size, and selling in the market u, prices
most gratifying to the producer. ~ transplant
ing great care should tie used to give eusicieut
space for growth. Solid heads, the size of the
mouth of -four barrel Is the average run Of this
choice variety. One package Of the seed SEN,
post paid ON receipt Of 90 cent?, aud one Sc,
postage stamp. Three packages 20 one address
81 90 and two Bet stamps. Twelve packages
sent on receipt of 81 90.
tE- Read what 4 wel-knowr Garrett Co:
Mary lander SAYS oi Emperor H,l,am Cabbage
B'o9minyton, Gr-r,n Co.. Nd Jan. -, ~.
MR. JAGEs CAMPBELL. SO Fulton ST., NY.
DEAR SIR Il bought some seed from you last
Spring, and il was good. Your Emperor Will
liam Cabbage suits this climate well. On a
mountain side the seed you sent me, produced
Cabbages weighing hir!y pounds
Very truly yours,
JAMES BROWN.
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B @ A R D ! N g,

Mrs. pR. PAGE EDNUNpS will accom-
WI moidtc permanent and transient boardsrs
a; No. 1! HiNOTER ST. four doors from
Lombard, wc>l side. The travelling public are
respectfully requested TO give her call.
May = ls7.-;;.
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ovsr HGf / Eiiisa 3: sissbussl
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.
Ihis Institution was regularly Incorporated by
the Legislature Of the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes In iSee, with CApisat ~
u ooc, COO 10 which II has since added reserve
fund Of $3.50. 600; Its crsae single Hamhes
Drawings will take place monthly. h neper
GRAND PnoxESArr co slsk
during which win take place che
ExT2AczrMAaY sE.,.AsEtAi rEAwiEo,
AtSsw Orleans, Tuesday, June 8,
Under the personal supervision and manage
Gen. s.T: ssAUsfelsr, # Ieais:s... and Gen.
Gss.! A ls sssss = y ssJS.ooS.
Tickets are Ten Dollass ONLY. :
Haves, Is. Quarters, s. So Eighihs, SI.2s.
iGssns' rri.s Of see g, 600
Grand Prize Of 10000 q, 600
2 Large Prizes Of 10000 5000
g g F'': r. :; - &c 8: ! sss::sss e.
zoe zee fqCG3 Lsssssss Z $1,000 g SSs
10000 +" 10 10000 600
krPoxrNArioS rRzKs.
leo Approximation Prizes Of S2oe & 90. ooe
100 " 100 -l3,ooo
NV s.s-esezr o. Be ga. 10 b9u0
- s-ss $50 - q .la sac tssr -
lI2I9 Prizes amounting to z.ss 81 f592 SEQ
Gen. q. T. BEAUREGAKD, Of La, : Gommis-
Gen. JCGAL A. EARLY, ofva. )sioners.
Write for Circulars or send orders IN
N. A. DAuPHIN, p. O. Box ss2 New Or
iesns, La: or WILLIAMSON CO., sol Broad
way n. Y. 81 rtsflaeT
THIRD GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING.
Tuesday, July g.
CaPiiai Prize, S2o, 600. Trkets a. each
May 3, lsTT-iw
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Since Aches and Pains to us arc sen
A Cure is sure bv using
HEISLETS SdRiRYT1N LINTKEyT J
HEsLEY's SAMARITAN LiSIxExr
cures Piles,
HEIsLEY's SAMARITAN LlSIxESr
cures Rheumatism,
liElsiEr's SAMARITAN LIsrnrST
CARES Neuralgia,
HEIsLEY's SAMARITAN L,sMExr
80 = cures srrains,
cures Bruises,
HEIsLEY's SAMARITAN LxnExr
cures Felons.
HEisLEY's SAMARITAN LsSlxKNr
cures Headache,
fEisLsy's SAMARITAN LiSisExr
curcs Too,hache,
And is sold by VIM. ]. Edelen & Co., Leonard.
own, VI d.
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Heisley's Samaritan LiniIrent is earuinrfa
splendid reputation, especially in old chronic
csASes II Pi.es and yennlgia Us powerever the
iaiiAmcd aaau irrisA<xA- sarfsces sad ,iis.as~i
nerves seems almost fshslcus. Il has cured cases
81 Piles wkere the outward prctrusions w~re a
large as hens egg, and the pain nov excruc;-
afing. II gives immeii.ie relif. There is moth
iug At ell like il, so don's be put q with any,
thing ssss- Fer sale oy We. Ede.e. CO.
IecEa-stc~. We
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Notice to Debtors.

oFHSoNS indebted TO ne on Hotel account
requested 10 settle the same wiihou,
further delay. Any longer failure TO do 81 wilt
compel nc to place their accounts in the wAr a
legal collection. Ny son. Herbert I. Moore, is
authorized to receipI for me
MARY J. MOORE
Leorard;ovn. Nd
Jan Is, is.1-tf
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FQR SHERIFF..

M.s-s. E5iior. Please announce in vour
paper WM. FRANK FORD, OF the Factory die
trict a candidate for Sheriff and state that he
will receive fhe hearty and general support Of
the people o, the
April 20, lsIG.--n Factory District
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Side or any part Of the body, are cured IN from
5 20 ~ minutes. BY Heislcv's Samaritan Linz
mn,. Fer sale b. wD.J E6e.ea Co. Leon
s.5eo~r Ne.
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FOR SHERIFF.

R.ssrs EGitcrs.-Plcass Announce J. FRANK
SMITH, ct -. lnigucs district a. y candidate
for the Sh.rifa.ty in 1877 aud ask for him the
support OF his friends and Tic people generally
ChaP;~o.
Apr! -. is.6n
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tanned by its remarkable cures. So mill
as TO be safe and beneficial to children,
aud yet so searching rs To eif,ctuaily
purge out the great coruptions Of the
blood, such as the scrosuloas and syphili:ic
contamination. Impurities, or diseases
that have lurked in the system for wears.
scon yield TO this powerful ar,iioi.,. and
disappear. Hence its wonderful cures.
many of which are publicly known. of
ScrOttsla, ard all scroinlous diseases,
Ulcers Erupt:ons. ard erup,ivc dis
orders of the skin. TGmors, Bfot< hes.
IsOils, PiinpicS, Pustules. Sores.
st. AnthOny's Fire, ltose or
ErysipclaS. letter, salt Rheum,
ScAld Head. RiHgw0rsn. and i'm.
tcrnal ClceratiOns Of the Uterus,
Stomach, and Liver. IL also curcs
other complaints. to which IL would no.
seem especially adapted. such rs Drop
sy. Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia.
Heart Disease, Female Weak
hess, Debility, and sLcucorrIUa.
when they arc manifestations &c the
scroiulous poisons. ..-.
II Il ah exccllen. resturer &C hral.h
and strength in the Spring. By rrn"w-
ing the appetite and vigor Of the digestive
organs, j, .issipates the depression aad
!istIc>s languor Of the season. I.yca
where no disorder appears. people feel
better. AMI live lcn.ur. for cleansin, th.
biool. The system moves on with re.
ncwed vi.or and = new lease Of lie.
rREPAEED BT
Or. J. c. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell, Mass,
i're.;;ca! sad .5snlyficaS Ch~.nis,s.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla.

Is widely known
a. one Of the most
eaectual remedies
ever discovered
for cleansing the
system and p,uri-
flying the blood.
II has stood the
test Of years. with
a cons.antly
inr reputation,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-07

off &c piece Of cotton saturated
s@IS with nr HfISLEYiS SAMA-
RlTAN blNiMENT ard applied 10 the Pile
gives INSTANT relief It. effect in Piles II like
water 20 the iarchsd tongue II has cured casrs
81 81 Years standing. and no case however ehrou-
e or obstinate can long rrsist its regular Use
For sale hy Hni. J. Edclsn Co, Leonard
own. Nd.