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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-27
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Ate weat Sar has been scrougy for tbfeelor
f68r tiays.of. .tbls Wsek. and from timesto
time there haYe been heavy falls Of rain.
yesterday evening the clouds Disappeared
and this 10 i bright NOR Ming Is.,ss !,
Tht receipts .of+ Tobacco have become go
+su1gIr recaDtIy fHat; tEsg ExscntEye G;onif1H.
teeDs the Tobacco Assooiatio has ordered
hatahere shall be only sinsle sales (ssles at
only one warehouse at d time till furtner
notice. The report from the market says
tbatethe s.recelpts areliigbt, and the Market
yeFy dull except for fine wrappers, winch
are scarce, and qip demand Very common
new iues are quoted lat from 81, to $l.50 !;
good dark fr0ms$2 TO g. .ts,i !ittgJ -? !:
i Captain John w. Guerrants formerly
resident of Nv hitmelI, In this county, died
ct, the residence ,of Captain Z. Z. :Herndon'
In this city. on the 21st instant. OF paralysis.
Captain iGnerranta.was: in, his seventeen
year. s;tt 2ifii eT5iot it91@ ri 10 - l-G3aaa'i
The public school iorwhite children was
opened on the Esd, with an attendance OF
about 220 rupils. The,weather having been
rainy for the last three days, the, daily at
| tendance has been about the same number.
| The expenses OF the SCHOOL, will be- paid Tor
awhile out OF funds provided by the. eoun-
ci.difs.r 3Hi tfif.it Ii .h"I!.slf.9* ~
YHCOt0ne5 N1tCteE Dt5 fus'cfft IN Gosvii'''o
or two. Colone! Cabell has been engaged
4 ip the western counties Of the district. .'''>
| ii The amount contributed to this date from
Danville for our,sruferng neigbbors OF the
| South Is about 81, 900. The last contflbu-
4 ton was that OF $40 from tbeaEbehezer Eco:
| loredl Baptist church. I..m ~ iai.es L.
4 = About ten DAYS ago the,d09s gotamongst
the sheep Of Mr.. George, Tuck, who lives
| near Berger's store, in this county, and
killed twenty of them. The focks OF others
! i'm the same ,neighborhood have suffered loss
by dogs very recently ~. .ga.l.g. eg,p-
! r. 1t, is NOW understood that Major Suther-
| lin and Ma or j. r. Morehead, md Mr.. w.
| T.. Manning along with them. will canvass
the country between Danviile and States
| VILE in behalf OF the, Dan-River and Coat
fields Railroad Company! and will enter
upon the canvass on the 7thi Of October
They will begin ut that time at ,Leaksyllte.
and will take in their route, which will end
on or about tue g13th of October, Madison,
| Danbury, Germantown, aDalton's, Yadkin-
vile, and perhaps otberjplaces. 3aia: I
4 4 The lot on Main street which belongs to
| The estate of :? w. F. fWaddill, deceased,
ting $50 feet and running back 1879
| feet. was sold at auction yesterday to- DR..
B. M. Walker for 5000 per front foot.
There is, a small frame house on5tbe lot.
This lot is on, the south side of Main street,
and about one. hundred and twenty yards
above the post-ofice.i - ~" { ALPHA. =
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dtspalch.i
~at 1T s's,f 51i1 CHR1srrANsBURG, VA.,1
.1G.lS~ -cH - September %. 1878.
Yesterday was court-daY! The morning
WAS wet, but In spite OF rain and mud
large crowd of our countymen were here,
There Tas{'nO business lin court Of special
interest. It was expected that the day
would be a political fieId-day. All our con-
gressional aspirants were advertised TO
speak, but only two put in an appearance.
Colonel Richmond, the Conservative ,norni-
nee, was prevented from coming by sick
ness. It il said that he is quite sick. The
irrepressible Fayette MeMulln, some time
Governor OF Washington Territory, was
here, and 80 was the other Independent.
Mr.. Newberry. Both spoke. and as they
had not Colonel Richmond to ''pitcli into !"
they "!went for" each other" Their opin-
ions YOU know, so they need not be repeat
ed. Tt cannot be said that their discussion
was either. able or interesting. Parts OF it
bordered closely ON the farcical, and the
good humored crowd laughed. The truth
Isl, both speeches were iniserably poor.
They belonged to the oose-iointed order,
and were lacking III taste, l1cking in dig
nifty, lacking il argument; in 4 word. they
were lacking in everything, that gives
strength to a cause or weight to'a speech.
What impression was made do not know,
but certainly none largely favorable to the
aspirations OF these gentlemen.
AS no account has appeared In your
columns OF the late freshet and its doings in
this county a word may be added on that
subject. The rise OF New river. was ,unpre-
cedented No one now living, it is said, re-
members ever to have seen it so high.
Losses were sustained by those residing on
the river generally-ip' some cases very
heavy losses. immense quantities of hay
aud fencing were swept away. Many bu1ld-
inss were destroyed or damaged. One OF
our large farmers lost all his hay and con-
siderable number; Of tine cattle. Corn in
the bottoms was lost r.seriously damaged.
There WAS no loss OF life. The Roanoke
was higher than it was in the freshet last
fall, and serious injury was done to the
farmers living on its banks. The railroad
did not receive as serious damage as in the
freshet Of year ago. .. .....-,r..n -.
20 Crops generally have been far in this
county this year. The corn crop promises
an abundant yield We have bad much
rain this month, and but one or two very
light frosts. 49,. -.. .....
Much sympathy is felt ,here. as every
where, for the yellow-fevcr sufferers, and
quite liberal contributions have been made
by the citizens here towards their relief.
49, NJ. L. NJ
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HALIFAX COUNTY.

. correspondence VI tuC hlCLifioliu blep1tSA'J
': SOUTH BosToN, September 26, 1878.
A meeting OF great interest has been in
progress Mt the. Methodist Episcopal church
in this place for the last two weeks. The
pastor, Rev. J. D. Southall, has been assisted
by Rev. A. C.. Bledsoe, OF Lyrchburg, and
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, presiding elder Of this
district. Some fifteen persons have pro-
iessed, and the. interest is still kept up.
Never in the history Of the church was there
such deep religious feeling throughout the
entire community. ~.
Monday was our regular .court-day. The
crowd was not so large as usual. Colonel
Witcher, the Observation-Disclosures
Greenback- National Labor, &C., candidate
for congressional honorS, made one OF his
60 ready.made" speeches. Nobody. felt
called upon. to reply to the Colonefs logic,
and The whole thing passed off as 4 side
SHOW. Captain L. Is. .Jeffrcss also made a
" Greenback" speech, which seemed to
please his, friends. .,.,.,.. III. .l..
The unanimous denomination Of Colonel
Cabe1l was OF course what everybody eX-
pected, and he Will. doubtless be triumph
antly elected. III ...s,. s..E, ..t
The tobacco crop, daily falling under the
sharp blade, is very, fine throughout this
section, and the farmers are using their best
efforts TO cure it fine. I'll ,,...,..
THE sad announcement OF the death OF
Rev. DR.. Wilson threw sadness over the
entire county, where. he was well, known
and greatly beloved. He married the
daughter OF Captain W. S. Belts, of this
county. -, -, 49, ,.,,:,,,.
. Rev. y. K. Faulkner. who for many years
has been laboring In this Association, has
accepted a call to the ,Kinston On. C.) Bap-
|tist church. Mr. Faulkner carries with him
ito his new field the good wishes and prayers
LOT 9. host tot, friends and admirers, with
whom be has been associated ior % many
years. Il -. ]. III ,,,, l,E,I
/. learn. THAI. Rev. j. q. Lacy. Of this
county, who has, been q, great sufferer for
years, is now In g .precarlops condition,
Nr. asg Vas iOF years missionary ia
oar iyaSasap EIss. ,kssR, q, HlI!sagls. Tie
prices Rrs VeTy ioW, as & the qniaiity 81
hrge M ority offered. THAD.
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|. AN UscoMfoBr4gLE sALuTE.--As the
pfesidentfaI train Has, entering Pittsburgh
from the West an artillery salute was fired
ASA welcomes Onepfece OF artillery, which,
bT. accident was pointed directly at the
train, was discharged Just as the Presidents
car passed the point. The waddirg from
the gun, together with the concussio1, ydid
alarm Is ,rFits 6ccupa5n q. A portion 81 The
wad passed through tho window and very
near, the Presidents head. Broken glass
was thrown in all directions, a table was
overturned. and the side Of the car was
somewhat Scared and damaged. NO one
was hurt. however, and nothing was said
about the matter by, members Of the party.
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EXCURSIONS.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DICHMOND DANCING ACADEMY
II will reopen SATURDAY.. October ). 1873.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY for Ladies.
Misses. aud Masters; TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS for Gtnllcrcn. First lessons given
privately. .-.... ...r -
TERMS. per half session three months. Slc-ray-
able In advance. j.; Of '"t q
Reduction made IN favor Of Two or more from one
family. ,
A. O'Clock. -... .. ~.
Tickets Of admission can he had at WAITS.
Tickets. admitting Gentleman and Lady, % cents.
Ladies, Misses, and Masters. 10 cents. y. -.
To avoid bcing d>;lpDoin ed, procure your tickets
before You get to the door. ..... If.
Positively no free list.
For further particulars apply 1t WAITS, or adj
dress 500 west Clay street. Respectfully. g..
PROFESSOR j. II. LAUBE.
60 19-2tSteOttOc5 80 #=.." w.. ..'
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For instance, it Is not General Butler, as
the Dispatch suggested the other day, but
Mr.. Talbot, the Republican nominee, who
frage. - etersbur5 Appeal, 28th.
& Is it2 Hear the Boston Herald of the
26th: ss S. g = i.s - ~ " q .saf s..
'sThe Non.a's'ss Journal going for But.
sleris not aspectaele likely to make intellf.
gent conyfrtst0. the cause OF woman suffrage.
rs. so bright WOMAN as Lucy Stone knows
no better than to vote for Butler what
WauM the Average Meman do 81.
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dits anda & 90, nsabmIt he was

Respondent dit, andai so, nsabmit he was
easiyely misInfos D1ed S:
g The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany has finally established night office
berc. itch. Every Convenient for passen-
gers taking the night-trains. IL is under
OF Mr.. Charles III. Harris,
AN efficient and; competenf young gentle
ssssqnfpsH..W. Taliry rar rrase BEFORE bis
fEnagistrate,s) court yesterday 'oi sorn-steal.
ing" two ears Of green corr" AN old
" conan was the victim Of accusation. and
the, charge was clearly proven. Phe Squire
severely reprimanded her for, the, roguery,
and stated that but, FOL, her sickness Ut being
apparent abe; was sickl he you'd have her
stfthrashed q; but under i The circumstances
he would let her of upon payment OF costs.
"she never had nary, cenf.N whereupon
some charitable Nv bite gentlemen In the
courtroom promptly paid them for her.
Our county Jail here has only one inmate.
After. the terrible haul made last spring
twelve months ago there seems to be more
universal fear, OF The iron bars, as expressed
by the fact OF the few prisoners since that
time j. Il is well that it lisp. W. d, B.
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mo. 5666.l

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
L the goth day OF August, A. D. 1878, warrant In
bankruptcy was issued out OF the District Court Of
the United States for the Eastern District Of Virginia
against the estate Of K, A. Woodbridge, OF Henrico,
county. In said district who has been adiudged .
bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment
longing TO said bankrupt to him or for his llse,
and the transfer Of any property BY him, are for
hidden by law; that meeting OF the creditors Of
said bankrup, 10 prove their debts and choose one
or more assgnees Of bis estate win be held &C u
court Of bankruptcy 10 be holden at Richmond, Va,
before Thomas s. Atkins Esq. Register In Bank
ruptcy for said district, on the 18th Dan OF OC-
T0BER, A. D. 1879, at O'Clock 2. NJ.
f3-!# 8. NlE O. T.. RAMSDELL, 4
se27-F2w p Uuited States Marshal.
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LOUISA COURTHOUSE, J

September 70, 1878. )
Editors Dispatch: 1 observe in your yes
terdny's issue the proceedings OF meeting
of {. the Greenbackers' in Richmond. in
which nm named as Il member OF the Exc
cutive Committee appointed at that time.
Will YOU be kind enough to say quietly for
me that, with all respect to the gentlemen
composing that meeting, the use Of my name
was wholly unauthorized by me?
Respectfully, w. NJ. AMBLEI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-27

III STORM IN. INDIANA.-Indiaaapo Ind,
September 25.-AseSere storm this after
noon unroofed q house, blew down new
Presbyterian church, and played havoc
generally atpLeban0H,G Ind, thirty mile s
from here. The damage may reaclf $40, 900.
No loss Of life is reported. - ,>lt 5i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-27

VIRGINIA IN CoNGRESs.-A well-posted Wiz.
ginia Republican says the next congressional
delegation from that State will without
doubt be solidy Democratic. The Demo
Gratis express similar opinion, with slight
reservation, however, as to the Fourth dis.
trict.- Washington telegram - Baltimore
S,t,,
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r." mo. 570l.I
INHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
l. The 31sr day Of August, A. ID. 1881 warrant In
bankruptcy issued out of the District Court OF
the United States for the Eastern District OF Vir
ginia against the estate or T. L.. Crouch, OF
IIenrico county, Va, In said district. who has been
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition; THAI the
payment Of any debts and the delivery Of any pro-
perry belonging to said bankrupt to him or Tor lis
use, and the transfer of any property by bin.
forbidden by law; that y meeting Of the creditors
OF said bankrupt, TO prove their debts and choose
one or more assignee5 Of bis estate, will be held ut
court OF bankruptcy 70 be holden at Richmond. Va,
before Thomas s. Atkins, Esq, Register In Bank-
ruptcy for said district, on the l4TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 4. d. 1878, at ! o'clock Pm.
{. z. RAASDELL. r
Sc 27-F2w 'f8.P United States Marshal
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BANKRUPTCY.

.s-t .s. ,~- no. 56S9.I
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
j. the 3lst day of August, A. D. 70, warrant In
bankruptcy was Issued out CT the District Court Of
the Un1ied States for the Eastern District Of Virginia
against the estate of William Ira Smith, or Hen
rico county, Va, In said district, who has been
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition; that
the payment Of any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging TO said bankrupt TO him or for
his use. and the transfer Of any property by him,
forbidden by law; that meeting Of the creditors
of said bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more assIguces Of his estate will be held
court OF bankruptcy TO be holden ut Richmond, Va,
before Thomas 5. Atkins, Esp, Register In Bank
OCTOBER, s.. ID. 1878, at O'Clock p. u.
r... G. 4. RANSDELL,
Sp2T-Flw United States Marshal. 80
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THE Virginia Patron is as unfortunate as
usual, and as far behind the times, in pub
iishing the following: $500. -. I. Il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1924. THE 1870
Springfield Republican.
An Independent Public Journal and
High Glass Family
Newspaper.
Representative of the best New England
Thought and Opinion.
Established Weekly in 1874: the Daily in 1874.
the sunday i'll 1873 BY Samuel Bowles.l

lHE REPUBLICAN considers it the chief function Of
newspaper to print the and tell the truth about
IL and this it aims to do implrtiay and invariably
In politics., as is well known. THE REPUBIIcAN is
thoroughly independent advoea ting the best men and
the best measures wherever it finds them. 1t believes
only IN honest money and currency always redeem
aole IN coin, standard throughout the world. 1t is
earnestly in favor of civservice reform and labors
Tor more conscientious and economical adminisra-
toh OF all official trusts. 1t has sympathy with
sectional or purely partisan politics but places the
public good above party expediency and seeks to
Drlns ABOUT better understanding aud more cordial
relations between the different sections and classes of
our common country.
HE REPUBLICAN dovotes itself largely to Litera-
tnre and the Arts to Science Physical and Social to
the moralities and amenities of life to all the varied
interests common to a free and enliy htened people
The SUNDAY REPUBLICAN is especially rich in ex.
celient literary work, both original and selected Also
lnthe best religious reading. 1t regularly contains
good sermon by some prominent preacher at least
one bright story, variety of fresh poetry selections
FOR the children plenty of rstclass correspondence
and written editorials besides all the news of the
day, local and general.
IHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN contains the cream of
the Daily and Sunday editions carefully arranged and
rewritten and may fairly claim to the best eclectic
weekly newspaper in the country
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-20

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.-The Senior
class furnished its last entertainment for
the season November 9th Ii was a lee
ture by Will Carlton, entitled 1.-The Gold
en- Horse We should say that it would
be more appropriately called reading.
1t is written in his popular style of verse,
and includes some Of the best selections
from his Farm Ballads" lie is a very
interesting reader and held the complete
attention of his audience.
In sharp contrast with such an enter
tainment, are the " shows " recently Civ.
en- in this town by the so-called Broadway
Theatre, the Guy Family, and Harrington,
the prestidigitatcur. One would expect
that such troupes would get discouraged
with the uncomfortable receptions which
they usually receive from Dartmouth stu
dents, and would give them wide BERTH
We can hardly understand how these rud-
dy-nosed men and blazc women can merit
the favorable comment which they have
recently received from correspondents in
the vicinity of Montpelier.
Arrangements have been made by which
students can ride at half rates over that
part of the Central Vermont between
White River Junction and their own
homes. Effort is being made for similar
arrangement with the Northern road.
The following favorable comment of the
" History of Dartmouth College comes
from the Boston Post: lone of the most
important works of recent production is
the History of Dartmouth College by
Baxter p. Smith. The author and COM
piler has done his work we'll, and is de-
serving of the heartiest thanks of the
thousands who will find pleasure and profit
in perusing its pages. 1t is complete
history OF Dartmouth"
We notice that Miss Kate A. Sanborn is
receiving very aattering comment from
the papers for the Friday morning lectures
which she is delivering in Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-20

WEST RANDoLPH.-The village schools
close this week Friday. The winter term
commences December 9th.
A granite curbing is being set in front
of tho Congregational church, and the
ground thus enclosed nicely graded.
Revival meetings were begun at the
Christian church last week Wednesday.
under the charge of Miss II. L Haley OF
New HAMPSHIRE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-20
RE-OPNENIG A THOROUGuFARE.

In order to guard against results utterly subver
sive OF health, it is absolutely essential that the
grand thoroughfare or avenue of the system, the
bowels, should be re-opened as speedily as posi-
BILE when they become INSTRUCTED. If they are moi
the bile is mlsdreced into the blood; the liver be
comes torpid; vicious bilious matter gets into the
stomach and produces indigestion; headaches en-
sue, and other symptoms are produced, which q
prolongatlon OF the exciting cause only tends to
aggravate. The aperient properties of Hosteter's
Stomach Bitters, constitute most useful agent in
overcoming construction of the bowels, and pro
motnga regular habit Of the body. 1t is infinitely
superior to the drastic Cathartcs frequently used
for the purpose, since 1t does not, like them, act
violently, but produces natural, painless effect,
which does not impair the tone of the evacuatory
organs, which it invigorates instead of weakening
The stomach and liver also indeed the entire system
is strengthened and regulated by it.. FM45w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-20
STOP DRINKING VINEGAR.

How many young women who have inherited
predispositon to "emb0npoint' have ruined the
health by drinking vinegar to reduce their forms t.
graceful proportions. Allan's Anti-Fat is absolute
~ harmless. 1t promotes digestion and accom-
rlishes It's work simply by preventing an undue as
simil atom of the fatty ingredients of the food. Elk
cessve fairness is veXatious burden, and there /!
no longer any excuse fer enduring 1t, since Hans
Anti.fat is an ttfectual remedy Ior this abnorma
condition.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, July Is, 1873
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co., Buffalo, N. Y:
Genuemen-l lost three pounds while taking one
bottle Of Allan's Ant-Fat. Yours truly,
FlWI MRS. NJ. d, MYERS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-20

johnson. the would be wife murderer of
Brooklyn, who was placed in the Bloom
inglale asylum by rich relatives, has left
there, and the superintendent refuses to
say whether he was cured, or by whose
authority he was allowed to go. 1t will be
remembered that he deliberately shot his
wife, and that he endeavored to shoot his
child, and that his wife barely survived.
The district attorney of Brooklyn supp6s-
ed the would-be murderer still in the asy-
lum, and considerable Indignation is ex-
pressed by the citizens.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-20
A REMARKABLE OLD WoMAN.-Mrs.

A REMARKABLE OLD WoMAN.-Mrs.
Mary Pardo Sanchez of Malaga, Spain,
died on Wednesday morning, ut the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Mesea. No.
SO Middagh street, Brooklyn, N. Y, al
the age of one hundred and ten years five
months and sixteen days. She was the
thirteenth daughter, her mother having
had sixteen boys and fourteen girls. She
came from Spain fourteen years ago, and
was married seventy-three years ago.
Both her father and husband were archi-
tccts. When she was ninety years of age
she lost her sight. At ninty-seven she re-
covered it, and could see much better than
her daughter. She was smart and did the
housework until after she was one hun
dred years old. She was up and about the
house until within few days of her
death
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-20

The Rutland Herald says:-A Central
Vermont freight car was attached at North
Bennington for some old taxes against the
Harlem Extension railway the 18th The
sheriff did not inform any of the officers
of the Bennington and Rutland railway of
his action until after it came to the knowl
edge of the Central Vermont authorities,
who refused, next night. to let their cars
go down the road. If Superintendent
White or Judge Houghton, The treasurer,
had known what was done, they would
have receipted for the car at once. The
matter was satisfactorily settled Friday.
and there will be no more interruption of
trains. The Bennington and Rutland
company has paid the taxes assessed, since
the road changed hands, promptly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-20
NOT A BEVERAGE.

They are not beverage, but a medi.
cine, with curative properties of the high.
est degree, containing no poisooous drugs.
They do not tear down an already debil.
ilated system, but build it up. One bottle
contains more hops, that is. more real hop
strength, than a barrel of ordinary beer.
Every druggist in Rochester sells them,
and the physicians prescribe them" -
Rochester Evening Express on Hop Bitters.
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