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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-29

A new post-office is established at Tory
between Meadows OF Dan and Laurel Fork,
with Wigington Dickerson as postmaster.
The repeal of the Federal tax on State
banks, and the starting OF State banks
under State laws. y more absurd PROPOSE
ton was never put forward by any man out
OF Bcdam.-Meridian Mercary.
ALFRED, Me-, May 27.-At South SAM
lord, Nc, last evening, Benjamin Pierce,
aged sixty, shot his son-in-law, Huston, in
the breast, inficting, it is feared, danger
Gus wound. Both had been drinking.
Pierce was arrested.
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8 Z aother IIns Z Z of Disgust,

< skH
Id. mater Oh slles ss eussing !. interview
between Secretary .sHERaias and one OF the s
{ tmos honeyful ASDRRsoNs, Of Louisiana,
reported iii our Washington correspond
cnt's lettero yesterday, Is q side.dish SEN
sasion belonging TO the freud business, now
being worked oyer. The connection OF Sec
Tesary SHERMAN with such names as are al'
mentioned in the account OF the interview
/ is scandalous to him and TO the nation. we
attach little importance to the exposures
such men ere expected to develop; put US. we
attach great deal OF meaning to Secretary
SHsaaAN's Intercourse with them ut the
time OF GRANTS hypocriticat count and
discriminating outaiyings with regard TO his
measures to have an honest count
:fSRaST knew his laeu. Not ore who went
down 10 New Orleans to supervise the count
viii ever get rid OF the faint in which that
desestabie proceeding involved him.
But what OF the present disturbance
about It? Will any good come OF it? The
tools i'm the South who have confessed, or
threasen to confess, are base men--iiars all.
w hat faith can be put IN them. In almost
every case their present, antas onism TO the
Administration is traced to Their dlsap'
poiptments. They expected rewards that
have not been conferred upon them. w ha,
right they had to expect them we know
NOT but they have either confessed that
they were or are understood 10 be actnated
hy revengeful spirit, and their testimony
is therefore brought in question upon the
threshold.
From the preparation In Mr.. SHERMAN's
Office to interview ANDERSON, with counsel
sHeLLABARGER-an the steDographer pres
ent, it is clear that MI. SHERMAN wanted to
elicit something thai might be turned to adj
vantage or put away, as might be deemed
best. Evidently the immaculate Secretary
was impressed with the expediency OF
drawing ANDERSON os1t to see what was his
bent, and to use him or see how he could De
warded of. SHELLARARGER's and the ste
negrapher,s being present shows that AN
pERsuS was expected to say something that
should be recorded and proved. EXplana-
tions OF friends cannot explain away this.
The history OF the count, in our opinion,
scands!izes all the parties to the GRANT
fraud. Mr.. SHERMAN can never shake OH
the stigma that his conduct at New Orleans
mot forgetting ELIZA PISKsToN) fixed upon
him. Developments cannot, we believe,
put him into. more uniayorable light than
he stood in upon the close OF the so-caled
count.
Still, we for one apprehend that the pro-
ceeding now in its incipiencv will do more
to impair the dignity OF the country than
is likely to be compensated by any solid ad-
yantages that may flow from it.
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SIS Wesse some gentlemen are about TO look
into Virginia gold mines. senator JoHs-
sToa has Intro uced into the United States
senate u bill Incorporating the !" Appala-
chian Mining Company, 2 the object OF
which is the exploration and development
.ot silver and gold mines in Virginia, North
Carolina, and Georgia. That there is gold
and silverinS all these States we know, but
how much OF it and how to get at it, these
are the questions. Al memorable period
was that OF the gold craze in Virginia in
1886 and 1887. sThe mania ran high and
ruined considerable number OF our well-to-
do and very respectable citizens. peclili-
iarity OF the event was that ittook some OF the
most cautious and frugal meu-men who
would not snend a farthing without good
reason for the expenditure. They had lived
economical lives, and their teachings were
very much in tbeIine OF economy, saving,
and turning to advantage all that could be
saved. The gold entered their hearts and
left their pockets. They found themselves
at the bursting UP in the situation OF the
poor dog who bit at the shadow Of meat IN
the stream and lost that which cast the
shad low, and which he held in bis teeth.
1t was day OF lessons; but too many
lost too much to make the lessons available.
Then, being young, we bought five shares
OF WALTON mine, and sold at profit OF sgt
per share, and that is all that we ever made in
speculation, and being determined to buy
no more gold stock we shall never make any
more on gold.
Stillw cannot object to the Appalachian
chain Of corporators making as much as
their "diamond drill " can bore out OF the
earth
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~pEAD WHAT TIT MER

nHREAD WHAT T II A L Ii ! NJ Z r
BROTHERS are doing. As we have just received n
very large stock of DRESS GOODS, we are Offering
them at lower prices than ever. 49,.
DRESS GOODS at l2Ic. worth 20c.; ut 1Gc.
worth Csc: ut 25c. worth 80 TO 40c. AS we have
an excellent assortment we guarantee to suit III
style and price. ... =.
WORSTED PRINCES, GILT. SILFERED and
SlLk BUTTONS.t to suit goods at low prices
ENGLISH CAMBRICS at &C.: RICE CAMGR1CS
| at 7c.; WIGANS at 10c.: JEANS at s and lOc.
| CORDED PIQUES ut 6Ic.; FIGURED PIQUES
at &c.; GRASS CLOTHS 1T ca, ga, and 10c. !;
LAWNS at 10 and 12tic.
VICTORIA LAWN, 40 Inches wide, ut 10c.
worth I5c.; STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at i DC.
worth II &C.; CHECKED NAlNSOOk NIUSLINS
at l2Hc. worth &c., n large variety OF IRISH
LINENS, LINEN and VICTORIA LAWNS,
SWISS NIUSLINS. PlQUES, LACE and SATIN
STRIPED DUSLINS, Ut very low prices.
Twenty pieces handsome. STRIPED and PLAIN
WHITE FRENCH ORGANIZES. for commence
ment dresses, &c, at ESQ., worth 4Oc. Call and see
them. ..--. ~. -. LIS
BLACK GRENADfNES-al large liue-from / DC.
to 75c.; BLACK ALPACAS and CASHAIERES
very cheap, as we have large stock Of them which
we wish TO reduce. Look at 25c. Alpaca worth SIC.
Also, large variety of Ribbons, Scarfs, Hosiery,
Kid Gloves, Corsets, Laces, Hamburg Edgings aud
Inserlings, which we are selling very low. Call at
.~ THALHIMER BROTHERS,
my 25 COL Broad street.
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Poqunuc People: Their LoreS and Liues.
BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWE. Author Oh
"Uncle Toms Cabin" &c. With illus
trations, &c. New York: FoRDs, How
ARD & HURLBERT.
Mrs. STOWE is famous. She has run
through her abolition career for the want
OF material, and has sobered, down her ne
grophilism by her practical experiments in
her Florida orange groves, and has directed
her attention to other matters. Having
lived il the midst of passionate prejudiccs
and Yindictive philanthropy for so many
years, she was incapable Of settling down
to natural and honest dispositions when
abolition died, and madly rushed into the
monstrous BYRON scandals to keep her NOR.
bid appetite in food. But she was so ter
ribly crcss-hacked about that that she
doubtless was chastened and subdued to
some better incinations. Since then she
has concentrated her mind upon stories a
little more advantageous socially than Der
preceding literature. She has written some
tracrable and humanity things, and her last
achievement is before us. We think it may
be kindly received. She is a woman OF
great talent. and it is certainly gratifying to
see so gifted woman grown much more
womanly than she was in days gone by.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Child and Woman. From the German OF
CLEMENTINE HELM. By j. TIrELLA COOKE
Teacher OF the Baptist Female Institute,
Richmond) Philadelphia: JAMES A.
MOORE.
It appears from the preface to this book
that the works of Miss HELM, translated by
Miss COOKE, are to be in succession pre-
sented to the American public.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Chrast: His Mature and Work. A series
OF Dscourses, by HOWARD CROSBY,
HENRY W. BELLOWS, f. H., ARAPIN,
CHARLES T. ROBINSON, and others. New
York: G. P. PUTNAM's Sons.
The publishers say that this is the first
volume OF series OF pulpit Teachings"
OF Protestant preachers OH themes con-
nected with Christian doctrine.
For sale by-W EST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The Reading Ctnb and Handy Speaker:
Being Selections in Prose and Poetry
Serious, Humorous, Pathetic, Patriotic,
and Dramatic-for Readings and Recita-
tions. Edited by GEORGE N. BAKER. No.
5. Boston: LEE Il SHEPARD.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
The Togcqes and Aduentures of Fasco do
CANA. BY GEORGE N. J0wLE. Illus
trated. Boston: LEE a. SHEPARD.
For sale by RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
Il Year Worth Livina: a Story Of Place
and of a People ono Cannot afford MOTTO
Knon. By WILLIAM NJ. BAKER, author OF
..Inside," "The New Timothy" &c.
Boston: LEE & SHEPARD.
For sale by RANDOLPH d ENGLISH.
The Fail of Damascus. An Historical
Novel. BY CHARLES WELLS RUSSELL.
Boston: LEE d SHEPARD.
Very creditable enterprise shown in these
books by the Boston publishers, LEE &
SHEPARD.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Protection and ReUenue in 1877. A Lee
.ture before the New York Frec-Trade
Club in April, 1878. By WILLIAM S.
SUMNER, Professor of Political and Social
Science in Yale College.
This is the eighth No. OF PUTNAMs
g Monogram
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON & Co.
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A question fog Colonel knight.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch


HUNTSVILLE, May "a, 1878.
Mr. Editor,-In your issue OF the 23d
appears an article atfordng us the in1orma-
ton that, q premium OF twenty dollars is
offered by the Virginia Agricultural Society
for the best acre OF wheat, ETC., open to
aH comers, raising as much as five acres.
What are we to understand from this :!
Does it mean the largest yield, without re-
gard to quality, or does it mean the best
yield OF the best article and Of quantity
Combined, and how is the Society to be sat
isfed OF the quantity? Shall the party pro-
Dosing to enter for the premium produce
the affidavit of respectable gentlemen as to
the quantity OF land? We conclude the
quality will be Judged OF and decided upon
by the article on exhibition. How much
of the wheat will be required on eXhl-
bition from which the Society may arrive
at Just decision? Not less than bushel,
we suppose. We have a neighbor no
seeded last October one even bushel OF a
peculiar kind OF the most beautiful white
wheat. This may be upon little less than
an acre, or possibly a full acre OF land, and
from present indications we shall advise
him to enter Cor, this premium, as we
feel confident, IL no storm or some
unforeseen misfortune attends it, his lot
must carry off the palm. Thus far it is
clear OF all impurities. There may be lii.
tie rust, or as you term 1t, rubigo. here and
there on the blade, whilst the Fu'tz and
other varieties are nearly or quite gone up,
in many places ut least. This Wheati Is about
ten DAYS later in maturing for harvesting,
and whilst not yet fully flied out, we sup
Dose one head willweiet down at least four
of the largest and best of the Fultz When
El,ctb arS 3Iitl u zinc M SsIloIaId say there is
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The Rendius,ers pefeated.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence OF the flcnmona DlsplUh.l
WINCHESTER. VA, May %, 1878. !.
The election Of the municipal officers OF
Winchester was held here Oh Thursday. NO
nominations had been previously made.
There were three tickets In the feld-a re-
adjuster ticket, and two tickets which were
beaded Conservative, but differed only in
the candidate for attorney for the Common
wealth, William NJ. Atkinson being on one
and W. r. Alexander on the other, Allen =.
Magruder being the reAdiuster candidate.
The entire Conservative ticket, including
William NJ. Atkinson, was elected by very
large majority. Owing to the capitation-tax
law the vote was small. Captain William
Clark was elected Mayor; Major Holmes
Conrad, Recorder; G. S. w. Barnes, City
Sergeant; John 4. Jones, Constable; VIII
liam G. Russell and John Il. Crebs, justices
at large.
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4 . ,ls,l,s,l,asTaa, r.lssj,TaS;Es.

nlr AUCTION SALE OF THE "a II
TIE DOVER . ESTATES, IN G0ocALAsD
zcoiTNTY. OyTHE 81 INES RIVER ANDHANA-
VIVA lCaNfL. TWENTY II r E.B MILES
ABOVE RIcHMOND.-Persons disposed 70 attend
the sale or these TWO FINE ESTATES can meet
me at The Packet Office at 6 oc.ock promptly on
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. and after attending tending
The sale At 12 o'clock NJ return home by shutdown,
and thus have q delightful view of the ane James
river estates. - w. aoDDiN1
myoa1t Auctioneer.
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sPoTsYLvANIA COUNTY.

T.Ef PEAKE's CROSSROADS, May 20, 1878.
The farmers are in a gloomy state OF mind
about their wheat crops. Many OF them
despair Of making more than seed, as their
wheat is dreadiully infested with rust and
insects. The recent spell Of wet weather
has prevented the planting OF corn and the
preparation OF tobacco-lands.. Tobacco
plants are very scarce-many cases no show
nf all
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hooks. STATIONERY. &c.

truckers COMMENTAkIEs.- Laws
IL Of Virginia, fuckers Pleading, Tucker's Black
stone and Notes TO Blackstone, fuckers Constiiu-
tional Law, Sands's Suit In Equity, Tate's Index
RobinsoD,s Forms, Roblnson's New and Old Prac-
tice, LcHiax on Executors and Digest of Real Fro
perry, Minors Synopsis of Criminal Law, Mat
thewis Digest OF the Civil and Criminal Laws, Re-
ports the Revisors OF the Code, the Reports, aud
allthe other, olfa new Virginia books. q
q All NEW BOOKS OF value are for sala IS soon as
RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
my1 S-d&w 1S02.l304 Mnin street.
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s9.CEY'E STORE.

d ECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE:
Fifty GOLD FISH, 10 be sold at 99c. a pair or a
pair in handsome glass globe at $1.9s, or single
fish In globe, with terra-cotta stand, at $1.9s.
These fish are very choice, none of them being
over four inches long.
An elegant line Of go and 24inch SILK PARA
SOILS at $1.99; a"drive y In 20-inch at $3.50
also large assortment in SILK and SCOTCH
GINGHAM at 99c.;
A large lot of UMBRELLAS, warranted water-
proof;
More Of those handsome OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
from tot;
Another lot of those NLcKLE LEVER" CLOCKS
at $1.9S; warranted to please or money re-
funded;
A large lot of FQUR-WHEEL WAGONS, larger
than any before, and finished with a red rim on
top of body.
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
myI6 sos Broad Street.
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THE GRAIN TRADE OF CHICAGO Chicago,
May 27.-The unprecedented movement OF
grain in this market is attracting considera-
Bile attention, and indicates a great revival
of business .r FFH a.-
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Me- COHEN BROTHERS

ARE SELLING
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at Csc, elegant
quality at 90c. and 81:
TAPASIER'S HEAVY GROS-GRAIN at Sis:
Also, GUlNET'S and BONNET'S at S1.25, regular
yalne of which Is 80; at $l.70 for quality worth
Also, the CXCHEMIRE sATN-F1NIsH at s2.1o
worth fully $3.50;
for LYONESE GLOSSE;
BLACK-AND-WHITEC CHECK at SO. 90, and 60c. !:
BLACK-AND-WHITE STRIPED at 80 and csc. !;
COLORED FANCY SILKS In all their various pat
terms;
Also. ali the various shades aud qualities Of
COLORED SILKS:
BLACK and COLORED SATINS from Csc. to,
cS SlIS; BROTHERS offer the largest stock of
SILKS of any house outside OF New York. and
GUARANTEE PRICES. my a
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Mt COHEN BROTHERS are just in
receipt of 4 large consignment of CHILnRES'S,
enabled to offer at great reduction from their gene
ral vauc.
fiji C, at 12isc.;
II dozen LADIES' WHITE ENGLISH HOSE at
l6 and zoe. for quality worth SIC:
100 dozen LADIES' WHITE HOSE ut 30c.-for
lnerly sold at 45c.:
81 dozen UNBLE CIIED BALBRIGGANS, silk
clicked, at Csc:
Al dozen CIIILDREN'S STRIPED ENGLISH
HOSE n 25c.:
200 doZep CENT? EMEN'S ENGLISH HOSE 1T
50 per dozen:
The most extensive variety of FANCY HOSE
for ladies and children IN Cotton, Isle
Thread, and silk. my "a
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What does il mean that our Christian
English cousins are bringing the Brahnins
from Asia to fight Christians:
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CONCERTS.
FAIR.
PERSONAL.

T. RESPECTFULLY REPRESENT TO
i the citizens OF Richmond that have family,
consisting of wife and four children, aud have
ouly one Leg having lost the other st the battle OF
Fredericksburg on the 18th day of December, S62.
living, with the assistance of my wife, until few
months ago. when by the explosion Of u kerosene
lamp she was SO badly injured as 10 deprive me Of
cannot with the little that do, feed my little
ones and give nourishment TO my afflicted wife. /
would therefore ri speetfully ask the assistance of
generous public. Very respectfully, .s@
G. W. WILT. ~
1910 n street, Church Hill.
Paul,s Church Home for Women for an extensive
burn OF the arm, which prevented her from per-
forming any labor. III u .-s
my 29-1t* ]. Fl. WHITE, NJ. D.
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Bravo The read iusters' organ mot
dsssnclineei to carry the fot sble resd iusters'
war into the & national debt, That Is
right. Let the engagement be brought on.
tunon the whole line. s.
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ME- COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
StEDICINALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have The testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe It. and Of patients who have taken It, that IT
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AsSAnLATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE c BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no Is go Main street. Richmond. Va.
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NJOTICE.-The agency heretofore carried
In ON by mein conducting The hardware business
sent one being entirely separate and distinct, all
parties indebted TO the old concern earnestly re-
quested TO come for ward and settle further In
diligence cannot be given.
my 27-3t* JAMES L. PORTER, Agent.
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MAJ COHEN BROTHERS OFFER THE
largest stock of DRESS GOODS they have ever
presened -all styles and qualities from 10c. to $3
yard; BLACK and COLURED GRENADINES at
great sacrifice; thousands Of various goods much
below market value. my "a
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MARRIED.
[I.SsliSnSIssUldIslAESi
DVTn
vi EETENti%.

CITIZENS BANK OF RICHAIOND,}
RICHMOND, May %, 1878.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
Il STOCKHOT.DERSO OF THE CITIZENS BANK
OF RICHMOND win be held at the Office of the
hank on THURSDAY. June 6. 1875 at 5 O'Clock
Z. NJ. EDWIN Is. SNEAD,
my 24-td Cashier
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
GUASO.

-
DAMAGED GUANO.-We have Tor saic
~ about 200 tons PH0SPHATlC GUAM ua IA y,
aged by the food In November, which we WI, ,si' -.
SI per ton In bulk or $ll CASH IN bag, II 49,
away before We haul TO store. The State Shelui,.
of the opinion that the guauo Is not much 'h'"'e'
by the water. ,,,>-crr 20
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1T OWING TO THE RECENT DE-
CLINE In the price of Innings, COHEN BRO
THEIRS are enabicd TO offer -
ENGLISH CAMBRICS at from 10 &C.;
RICE CAMBRICS from 6 to 7c.;
WIGANS from 6 TO 10c.;
Also. many other DOMESTIC GOODS II CORE
spending reductions. mT "a
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EURNITURE-1203 EAST MANA
|; Il STREET, am now receiving ~ sI,'s ,or kA
FffRNIIlIRE OF the latest styles, whica Ios IF
dnrafiiity and fnisi eannot be sarps Ssea.
Amongst them win DC found line Walnut DFfSs siis
case a1, French Chamber also Parlor Suits, ~ STA
sshtchs an, calling al e1traordtnari6 low n,ee,,
These; with other goods now receiving ~ saa,s NJ;
to my large stock, enable me 70 meet shs ,s With
OF nh ciasses OF purchasers who may iaxer ms I'M
| a call, [my I'll j. d. GAIENooN'
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE AND AATTREsSEs.0
A great reduction Ia prices Of FURNlithEJn
and MATTRESSES.
Fxtraordlnary Inducements 10 buyers.
CIV ~ ''~" SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
an1am Governor street.
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Poganuc People: Their Lores and Lives:
BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWE. Author OF
s.Uncle Toms Cabin" &c. With Illus
trations, &C. New York: FoRDs, How
.pn e HI-pJ
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-02
Employment For Ladies and Gentle
man at Home.

Our attention has been called to some
new and labor saving cooking utensils
recently invented. One OF which, the
Universal Weight and Measuring uten.
sis, for weighing -four, sugar, butter, aud
measuring molasses, and all kinds Of
liquids used in cooking, entirely super
seding expensive scales. The Patent
Centennial Cake Pan, the best and most
convenient Cake Pan ever made, and
which every housekeeper will have when
they see its advantages over all others.
Also, the kitchen Gem, plated wire
boiler to hang inside Of an ordinary
pot for boiling all kinds of vegetables,
eggs, ETC., which, when done, can be re
moved at once perfectly dry without lit
ing the heavy sooty pot off the stove
These goods are sold exclusively through
agents to families, aud offer splendcd
opportunity TO some reliable lady OF
gentleman canvasser Of this county to
secure the agency for very profitable
business. For terms, territory, etc,
write to L. f Brown d Co., No. 242
Elm Street, Cincinnati, O. 3w
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-02
AN UNDENIABLE TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer, and If you lead
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for you,
your unreasonable prejudice and skcb-
tism, which has killed thousands. Per,
sonal knowledge and common sense rea-
soning will soon show you that Green's
August Flower will cure you Of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its
miserable effects, such as sick headache,
palpitation of the heart, sour stomach,
habitual costiveness, dizziness of the
head, nervous prostraton, low spirits,
&c. Its sale now reaches every town on
the Western Continent and not Drug
gist but will tell you Of its wonderful
cures. You can hny a Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Three doses will relieve
you. for sale by WARD IL OGDEN If