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J, ,.,.,.rsIrAr, NOTICES

49, ,1 cI,nES BROTHERS inTite th e
pbms March tbsy VIII eyar
,,,e MIST complete assot 0l ph rf aston
exhibited I'll this State ano NJ pf'ess 200
iJh ail. ,,rrrTIScs
!. :, WOE, J,unings ct &c.. regular price Zns.
a-L sanls q nees vide, It regular
a, gsse Gan 81 inches wide at
pFie ars iu4enretta at sc regular price $3.50.
GRAPES.
s,orrta,d,s English Grape ut sl.2. worth " ~
ourad Eag,ishh Crage e. sseannos Be bought
for les than -. suxs
In Black Silks we are 20 per cent. less than any
,,on n9se Gr q, de- sci at s1o importers price
on Sisy de Naples at II 23 worth fully sl75
Bonne,,s FailIe Richie ut sl4s worth fully 81:
Euinei,s Silver Gloss at LIZ worth fully sl.So;
GSn i, Msrtana Al s SO worth fully ss;o
t;uinct eros de File Silks, In black and colored nj
striped and Checked silks from SOC mp to g. lem en-
br1c:ng the best assortment OF styles ana eo'ors
ever exhibited In this city;
Our STOCK Of Brocade Silks embraces all inc ho'ci-
ties rs they are produced.
WHITE GOODS.
We have extraordinary inducements 10 offer In
Chek Mus ms ut 12Isc. worth 1Gir at &C. worth
20c.;
French Nainsoois. IN checked. ut 20c. worth 3Jc;
a 1ul assortment OF White Lace Nainsoohs:.. ~
irish Linen al 80, 81. 90, and Acc. worth fully 20
per ''D'' '''' TOWELS.
hl-Linen Towels at 8, 0. 124. and 13c.;
Our 2Oc. Towel IS fully worth Soc;
Our Satin du CHEN Towels Mt 71c. are inc hapd-
soonest goods ever brought 10 This market.
HOSIERY. - s@tT
Our assortment OF Hosiery (of which! we make spc.
cialty) Is Gnsurpasscf. We have all cnlorS anu
sizes ranging in prices from sc. to $3.50 pair;
SILK aud LiScThread Hose, in black and coored' at
greatly reduced prices:
Sec our Silk Cllckel, Observation-Disclosures Hose.
three pairs for soc.
KID GLOVES.
Leroy's Seamless best glove sold In This market,
reduced go 3 ID, former price 81 Go:
full asorm, mt Of opera shades in q 3, 4, 3. anu
6 buttons-ste aur Soc quality;
Our stock of Ii-lr-Thrcad Gloves embraces all Inc
Partisan novelties In Lace, Mexicat, Brocadeli,
aud Hand Mesh all lengths.
RIBBONS.
See our No. Gros- Groiu and Satin ut loo. and Me-
II at lSc.-a shades:
lIannnrrs In ell the new designs. running III price
from PC. 10 $50 per yard.
LACES. TABLE-LISENS. and all the novelties
in PARASOLS jlSt received 1T
NH 20 COHEN BROTHERS,.
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.s,,les,1smeht &. tie state pcbt. 8

The long struggle over the bill 1or .ue
s..t,iasnar, ~ mr. Strife debt was ended Wy
,,nsa In the House Of Delegates on Monuhs
last. which resulted lin its trinmphailt plss.
"a o,. I'VE cannot express The graf hcI..on
i,irr ti,e SUCCESS of this bill-so essen tin.,
no NO believe, 70 the. prosperity ana s nv.
name az our Statc-ahords us. NneanS;i
Guided nv the low. selfish. and .unpi ,tlsn
1lrd motives which actuated the I'LL ain.,
7rnpi,e. or lnboring under mistaken nos, ~,
no 70 ,rhat the real interest OF their coun,is
demanded. the opponents OF tnis p ..a 40, !.
made most determined fight asains, US 70
snpe. and we trust the disastrous u. ,ha
which they have been sub1eeaea,, ulu ,a ,
universal satisfaction with "nlcn th.s i IN;
contamination is being receiVeo, VIII haa,
nyess \, oon them the fact that they nu!9
Tho dunes either Of designing poiit. =, .,.ns
and office. seekers, 10 whose iu.eie. ,..ao. or
70 continue the agitation OF tnis se - mo
OF their own ignorance ana ihaoi,t., ~ ,pnIa
md vhat constituted their real good: WIN
the a.. osttIement OF this harassing question anu
;ts connIefe alienation from our roiitlcs, We
NOV reasonably expect the dawn OF ne"
ora! ~ nrosperity throughout our stare.
Tho restoration of confidence among cap'-
t.l;s,s no To our willingness to faithfully on
serve our obligations will greatly facilltate
rte Introduction of capital into our mas.
Which the talk Of Reputation has frl2 mlenee
ca far from, our borders, and thus slitnu,,'e
our commercial and manufacturing lnaua,
tries ie to newslfe and visor.. The mouth OF
the sycoDbapt deuagogue, whose doctrines
NJ ren1ldiation, dfgnitied with the more
euphonous epi:het Of torcbIe Tsaa u
order. and as insfdious US they are dangerous,
vii viii. now be stopped, and the impuation
Mnon the honesty and ohonorof our State
and people will be wiped away by this as,
surance Of their determination to preserve
untarpishrd their pIighled faith. Gladly we
note tliesfact that the delegation from Pitt
ssylvania were ever at their posts. the earnest
and faithful advocates of this all-important
measure, and in return for their devotion to
State and constituency they richly deserve,
as they viii doubtless receive, the gratitude
and support OF their people.-PitSylranla
Tribune. -
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NJ. n
Annie pros lsion for them can be nahe,
and tic tibsiny OF tho state 50 maintain .ietn I
i greater under This aw than was ae,ore
what settlement could BIO saiislp Glory 10
those Who 10 opI,osc this There ~ great rea-
son g fear that rflen who now oppose this
law mean and " populs,rl est.
nation they viii be eiassed as repndla,.o,5ss =.
ain End Of tt = w it's the passage Q! the
bi,tsto settle the public debt the curtain
sshouid promptly md anaisy fall upon this
great drama Of read hish hn mas 50 $,
long been acted In the Legislative mans Oh
THE state. The heavy play and the duii
.ste s Should give place iosnewscenes and
fresh performers. The settlement should J, q
he accented as faal, and men OF patr,ol'e
motives s,lonid seek for some new issue 20
win the hearts of the people and rise TO the E
honors of che State. We live in an age OF
rapid progress and great events .a po, nn-
clans who do not keep pace WIN tne. a,, oa-
ward march will be rode. over ana crnsneu :.
away, then, with oil bygone issues: Lei
| the dead past bury its dead!
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Nj NEW GOODS
REDUC ED PR G + S.
LEVY BROTHERS
hlye just received large additions to their stock OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
which they offer ut very low figures.

BUNTINGS-alI colors and prices;
CASHMERE BEIGE ard BEIGE TWEED;
JAPANESE and STRIPED SILKS;
Extra bargains In BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at
81 and $1.25 yard;
BLACK T,AFFETA SILKS. for summer wear;
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASIIMERES. ut The lowest
r,icc for the quality ever yet offered
INDIA MUSLIN. LINEN LAWN, CAMBRiC.
NAINSoOK, SWISS, CHECK. anu STRIPED
MUSLIN;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTGNGS cheaper
than ever. lie sure TO look ut lhcm-wc Lave
very handsome patterns;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED HUCK TOW
ELS;
DAMASK TOWELS In great variety;
SIiEETiNtiS AMI SIlrETINGS CT all the we'll
known brands at bottom figures;
HUFELINGS in beautiful variety:
The chcapcst LINEN LAP-ROBES we have yet
met with;
ZEPHYR SHETLAND sIIAWLs IN all The dcsira-
Ilc colors ii very low prices;
NoTTINGiIAy LACE SETS-sood ;rgains;
TABLE DAMAsK and TABLE-CLOTHS, With
Handsome NAPKINS to match;
GENTLEMEN'S' SHIRTS. made of the best ma to-
rial, at 90c.;
LADIES USDERWEAR cheaper and bet CT than
goods of northern make:
CARPET WARP. COTTON YARN.
We have now spcndidly-a:sortcd stock. and are
continually receiving new and desirable goods
We guarantee the best goods fo- The least money
LEVY BROTHERS,
NH 27 1Ol7 and 1919 3taiu street.
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aPEftfAHl NOTICES.
7nSzY. + ARGE ARRIVALS By EVERY
- - -sTE aMEIs OF NEW ND DESIRABLE
s =. :. SPRfNG GOODS
TffALHlhfER BROTHERS,
III BROAD sTREET5CORNER OF ski

we are now prepared to show The most complete
and desirable stock II has been our pleasure to
exhibit. Our buyer having spent long tmesin The
northern markets enables us 10 offer All OF thelatest
novelties, ard great advantages In prices VIII De
gwen BLACK b a, 4 &C G5Sps! BiAcY cooDsi
In addition TO onr ALREADY large stock Of BLACK
~ CAsHMEEEs. we have added 90 pieces more
Of Ina, celebrated ALL.wo.,dL, brand At Doc; as
The prct'ast SHADES Il PatE PiNK; PALEBLuE;
kSHES.OF-ROSES andCREAm GALL WOOL,
nuNTIS NsiA' iBUSTlNGs: RUNT!NGs:
we have every shade OF BUNTING that is made,
Dhn IN Want no Of BtNTlScs give Is cai.
Our vs sTErf S ei out: Handsome LnCEFG UkED
and sn,iI I. iriit a HTli BCNTiNGs.
STRIPED Silks In great variety: and complete
a aSd s Ii1Tt :. Ei''''e' -
In 81 HACK Ct SILK PRINCES we have the hand
sp oSe Of Sf7 CaE sSf{ snG KS fIsf
FHISGEs 10 match dress goods.
VIZ TURIA LAWNS-a large stock-from SIC. MP;
STf. AW ap DA ss aud FG GI fiqGEs
HAMBUEG EniINGS aud ToRCIIoN LACEs
from recent aucficn sales 1T lower prices illas
ever before known. Large additions 10 TINS
CASSiMEHEs for mems and hoye' wear 10 please
any one. We keep The most extensive stock OF
these goods la th" city.
PAPASULS. PARASOLS!
Now IS yoir time to inv 81 before The warm Wci-
lher comes on. beautiful new assortment
jas III.
Ladies, Mise. AMI Cl,ren'S W II 1T l. and
STRIPED HOSE In great variety. Many new
styles jl>t oH'.
Our See. KID beats anything OF Tic KIM ever seen
In ElaSk. toored. Opera shades, ana MIC
also. better gri, es. n full line. rr ,
We have IN elegant UNLhUNDElEl Ssiiisi tl
5rc.-purc linen bosom and cuff; aso' I oe''er
In NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS we have every
thing, such rs SILK iiANDNEEEoGpptl!fEIFrSS'
RIFFS. and RUFFLINGS. The largest stock
OF ncw-styGc BUTTONS to be seen anywhere
sOuIn OF New York.
COTT0NS aud DOMkSTiCs retailed at who cSa'e
prices. ., , =,
All tuuse in want OF great bargains will please cal!
Mt TUhLHIa1ER BROTHERS..
NH 90 Col Broad street, corner OF SIKH.
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IAN End Of Ii. =: !.

- The SosttheYn ints ltigencer, the ewpapar
published in this city by Colonel sPssHA.xi,
i is its sa.urdayss Issue has The following re-
marks about the passage Of the debt bill.
Evidently the clever editor writes in view
/ Of the dying condition z Of the "reaa.
JusteTs y:
The State debt was ones settled by fhe
funding bill. That has been repealed. This
I legislature was elected expressly 10 settle
the debt. The proposition at the credisois
w as more liberal than the most situgnirie
Z Itaatsdt has been slibst anflaU ADOPT
.eascss q very large ma oiity in both branches
-sof yye#aaf the asf0yi
lsa9as log atdE bas iyhase sanibysI R FEE
'ssea,oess 1asDaRoi FhnS tsslya
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Preserving the Purity % OF Elec-
tiOnS

Before the WALLACE committee OF Tue
limited States Senate, in Philadelphia, last
Friday. witness told who some OF the
Republican deputy marsha's were. we
quote: ,f
"Witness knew Philip Madden, deputy
Of the Fourth Ward. He was one OF the worst
men in Pbiladelphia-yolent and danger
Gus. He mas been out Of prison about eisht
months for highway robbery. ANDREW
Lamyello, OF the First Ward, is a fugitive
from Justice. Dan. ReddinS is bad DAN
errors character, and has been tried Tor
murder. George Cornelius is OF bad rep.,'
taiiop. Michael Slater is a notorious re-
neater and thief. Pitts, Of the Seventh
Ward, keens a gambling places. be is Co
lored and has been arrested Id Henry ha soo,s
ntatiop. RaJney F. Springfield. OF the FIJI
teenth Ward, was tried for murder and ac-
quilted. Ali these men were deputy UNA mar
shals to the knowledge OF the detective;
Tie also mentioned several other deputies OF
bad reputation"
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Ole If the New Roads.

We rather think our cousins OF West
Virginia are g OH tear" upon the sub
jcct ~ parrow-gauge railroads. The Har-
risonbnrs Old Commonwealth brings us
something about the progress of a
narrow way that is projected from Charles.
ton, Kanawha, to Quantico, Old Virginia,
uDon the Potomac. What a strange
dream il was that injected such ter
minus into the mind! Quantico is like
another BANQro's ghost. 1t became q
ghost OF departed consequence about the
time OF the end Of poor Dumiries, once the
chief importing town Of Virginia, now
with hardly q mark to show where 1t exist
ed, and whose devastation and poverty are
such that when kiidees fly across the coun-
try they carry saddIe-bags with food to sus-
tain them on their journey. There have
been many Instances OF the utter imprae-
ticabie nature OF this sort Of exploitation.
We. Aere in danger OF laundering upon
Alexandria: but instances are numerous
enough without disturbing that town,
which. if it had itsrigbts, would be better
OFT to-day. We take occasion to say that it
IS rather surprising at this late day that
people should 80 often select routes and ter
mini tkst are atterly .7o&t of the question
upon every reasonable calculation and all
experience. Our ancestors in \ remarkable
manner bitIapon localities that have contisl-
sled to be points OF concentration, and new
projects a!ien to the poiniS selected have 10
succession cropped away.tO tnsisnilirance-
1T is not an easy matter to busld new cities
tdat will be solid and contIEue to grow.
Hut when mer get ,eE&husea a1,ou. great
expectations" nothing VIII pat n check
npnn chem hu. ahe terrible lessonof failure.
80 Inftsls instance itisinetlillely that great
deal of money wihs be thrown away. We
are happy TO kaoa that &loney is not so.
easily Borrowed as lia times by-gone. Peo..
Pile are less Inclined than fssnei'ly to incur
tahe peril Of public isdieuls and abuee' as
- Noated bsndholders,'' Instead OF pay assnt
sof their claims for money; lsased, and I'VE
1nsy all know that where men pgy up their
totos money for carrying out tiieir own
Utopian notfon<. they VIII NOT go TO d very /
great extKemedn prosecuting those notions. I
~
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ORR DELEGXTEs.-We copy the following
frou q private letter from one who is in a
position TO know whereof he speaks: "The
neop!e Of Shenandoah have great reason 10
be proud Of their delegates il the General
Assembly OF Virginia. Judge Allen stands
Intellectually the equal to any, member in
the House, and y. S. Henkel.;; tue Junior
delegate, has won u, reputation for indomi.
table energy and perseverance that has won
the admiration of all who know him. lie
is one OF the most popular and efficient
nlembersin the Legislature. "-Shenandoah
Herald. - ~. - '' H.. ,':.."
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The Wig, Of course, is moaning and
growing, and is calling down upon the heads
OF those who voted for the bill all manner
OF vengeance, with its fifty followers, COM
posed OF all sorts and kinds, somewhat on
the style OF the late Brown-MiNiure"
convention, threatens to raid all over
the State and make war on everybody
that does not subscribe to "my idea OF
honesty" It reminds me OF the story
OF the captain OF q ship OF the British
navy some one or two hundred years
ago on our southern coast, who was de-
prived OF bis rank and commission on ac-
count OF INSTRUMENTATION, left his ship, went
ashore, and gathered around him motley
band of deserters. Indians, negroes, and
MeXicans, and with these, and one or two
Of his late followers, who. true as friends,
stood by him, organized pirate crew that
for some time was the dread OF the coast
crs, until they were after some SIX months
OF rapne and plumber captured, and every
man Of them (thc captain inciuded) hung to
the yard-arm OF the ship. How many OF
the regulars has General Malone among his
fifty followers !-Richmond letter. Warren
Sentinel. ...: ...... .-... 49,. y.
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In the name OF The people Of Bedford we
tender thanks to our REPRESENTATIVES for
their efficient service in the passage OF the
eesomprotlise bill. Not only 10 them, howl
ever, but to- every member OF fine General
lfhifssemeg WIG voted Tor the,Aii!.- BsJord
Ihe,yreply of AIR. John Eollinson 10 Gen.
e e. sMahpne is4a Observation-Disclosures.
taaraeatcSe. hsiufe a.t,l4 tii.s al. u .n. 10
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CT ANS.
COLUBLE PAClFlC GUANp.
~ ,.,rv,g> uF
TO TIE PLANTERS MD EAEN'"
VIRGINIA. :.

~ ltAEs LINN 80.
.--,. RICHMOND, VA, jIuna'E ~, 80
We have THU .ay resigned the 'S'"
or Tie Pacific Gnaip ComptnH's bran ~, o..
Under the term, Of ser'lrin"ut '"i" ,'n ~. :
Guano Company AMI ourselves. ri '"' 49,, D, . =
Sineas OF 1873. INCLUDING coli ci'' ,,"> : Rth'"
managed by our successors VI $50. ,ua. 49,
4 CO.. of Baltimore. whom ~ ~ s1;.. v'vA
lieSing your relations with thea "''
SAINT aud satisfactory. ,,,>utE> \ 90.
From the above card You will plea. ~, Is. con-
Areuc, OF the Pacific t;uano Con-, P%,,, t., .r'!r
Quoted hereafter bY The uudcrsiGned V,,,tl!!,W =.
US well "a Rirhnioul. Tire ,'!th"" am. re. clt2'
soluble rIcigc Gu ,uo, e.ruci n' IL 49, , 81 ~
Ienc. and remarkable a.arahhs o. ,.,...cr. 81, !
cluia esppciaily on cotton, c"rn' ~" I'm. sf."f
r0nti;tns to Dc sustained sntftn''nn linz or
ed I'm The w.>: management 81 thJ ,,,',., rr>J4'''
I'o:nuanv, which has practical! "ni"'., "n2eut
nj it, comiutnd-viz., aripr' ~! i, ni.cry ~,
extensive works, most approx 49,. .bttsI, !'"
-<cn;rts OF phosphate. h.>t 'cs ~ ,,s h.tt', ~
Of when as,i aka,g cxp-rlrpc' J." ,",.ucs. ~" '
connection with The unJetatS"t' - :, ,urN ~
dat,nss lur., To 1865. "" vii! Nah, Th T., ,rr-1Uts
liuaao en- hs na I. Norfolk, 10. !'ii''>"' -
nd RGhul3nd.: f,,,s ..u,rl A:r'It-
IA 29-3m
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COURTNEY z paWJir

COURTNEY & POWELL
have no" IN sore comp!ct" a,sprI.a...,
SPRING CORDS
to which they Invite tho al cation .f,.......
CASS!NEnES for man aut boz f,,f;,y-. ,,. g.
BLACK CASIiMEEES from zoe. to & ..
yard:
BLACK TAN!SE fr IN :0". To li,r.,.,.
BLACK HENRIETTA lom : 70. sI.:.......-
BLACK MOU@LIN:
EtSTINGS, all shades ani qua','i..-:
LINENS Of all KINDS:
4 bargain IN BLEACl!::D ThUl.t-b,v,.-
Soc;
Largest stock OF HOSIERY IN The ctjy:
UNDERWEAR 10" l'd!",. men. la,! ,a,f..-...
pARASOLS. KID GLOVES:
SILK and LACE TIES:
Beautiful SHETLAND SiitNL>:
FIJI stock of DOME>Ti'< :,
and many other T. .r..'lr .,ul,.
We guarantee our price :" /" ~ low q. af.... .
aikrt. 4+o E"'lt' >Ihfs.
SIh 26-3uI between F"ur'h 49,! ....
TIME LOWEST PRICES uN +.
4 GOODS m JULIUS ~ li.H'-. e. H..
streef. BARGAINS RECEIVED DNI,T IT,
op,ncd. NEW aud STYLISH DRESS t,u,a,
ALL- BuNTlNG:. In all ,h:!n..,... .
25c.:
The newest .h1drS in CrLOcfB StTlr-..... .
bargains in itLhCK >ATINS az 1... -
IIansomc quality BLACK tA~tiHE@.. d. (
5picccS ALL WDni. n .;5"..3 ing- ~
worth 75c.. ut 7 g. WORTH 49,:
so pi ccs BLACK SILK flI|G1~ .: ......
below their value: ICo moo W,..'F
PRINCESS auction lot : 'H..:.I g.
COO pairs good TWO.HtTT"H @Huf'|.>
all c"lur>. 4, :}Jc.: 300 rhr i""@ lia
KIDS n A.. Ihr best ) htp s'a"lgs.
LACE MITES aud I.ACE-Iui' hi"H:~. ...
tlrcly new si.u~.a h." .'r'.:
so piece, TAEn-MIrE rfN'ti.!~H : 49,
so niece SICTDEl' l. w tro4.s.n ...
20 pieces STEirrD Va lritIh LAM\ $50.
wor'h lJc.:
All the eaci,;! brand. Of jrTTU\. ~; '..a..
i.:c price: iiailr"cii. 9 49,: hu...
T!,r.: Frui'.of-l .r-.."piu. =. r.: 81; q"
Namsa'it. iu,t'.
YARD-WiDE BROWN tbllo>.:.r;
ELEAClIEn and !iH1NN >HEEIlNl,~ e. -
lc-@oI"iuylv ;"w prize.
nou't fail Ia iuuS ar ufir 80. counter. v.
AMI Msctii article, jus. :'t!"'! .:
NMM. DEHGRErT'- rhTTihh>rt - =.
SFRi 81; STYLES in, received: a'~'. " Il !.
WEAR and "rGhJFOLiO.' taaia-s. So. b..
i,,h
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faoI4IAS LIVER PADS.

HAVE YOU \ STOMACH:
10 You KNOW wlILNH VOTE llyra
DOES PAIplThIHDN or THE EEAht .
TRAIT YOUR ATTENTION.
In The perfectly healthy prrtgrlnaucc Is;
functions there j. 10 sensation. Thousand .'
sous all over The land are tn;USIug h,1l'h O..
who only few weeks since di'i not Huow ~.
joynrnt was. owing To the misery broup'
lhrm ~ IL diseased stomach aud liver. ami ...
VIII Ii0 1I.s " Ii WIKI NXn ST"ni''Iii r,
LOOK At THE ENIDr<'E.
STATEMENTS FkuM WEl.i.-h vows ~
ZE.ES OF HICHAOSD AND fh!hiN
Mr.. VI. \. MORGAN. Maurlo- 'r. Va, >ns.
affords me much pleasure u .,u $40 ''-'I.'." "L
the uumcrou. ones from ti'liHIJua ... ...' .
virtues Of the Holman ~" i;"pH'!lr.. '. .a'.'
say That suffered for t"rnlS-tNc Nrn ". ." q
hira'ion or GtscI.cS. rrum!t Ut ut"'-
lnfi.c ton. Dyspepsia. and Ertrh'i.i"' 5.
ach. And my phr,cian-I "r"mi:".1 ...' ~ i.
m"nh--~.d II WAS difficult {" pg'.r.''' ''l '.' '.
without interfering with another. J 't'. '-
great deal OF medicine in ny no. III: '"''''".
temporary rclirt. When clu'r +" iir '!'..' ".
chester. three Years ,eo, | "nioeiri cry ''.
would he my last. T. my rhN.i, itG 'H' r'...
me iuplirabi". MISUNDERSTANDING all i#f.
4 surprise Ia ny family az! lrlerd> >i."' 81.
Pad IrcatNcu'-pal, Piast.r am1 >a.'-H"'
hccu lhou; Three month. ! i'r, 'lhc l '..,'' 3.
son aitrge.h her. and have PCT itLra rIal.''
cine or suffered any pain since u M - ..."
I consider inlnc 4 mIrtc'.'"n, "rr''. az 81 '
sNiy-iunr years of .tt. nd apt.If' ntls q, 70.
even WIS Ill my IKE. | Nt'iii3 ~ - - ~
adopt the fIomaIi-Pah trsst H':'. irT y 81" .
hug. and. when ms ructIpr, are i"ili|H ~ =" d"
wl!i du far more than |, 81 itH"I RI !. 49,.
Itself Ill language &C ..,r iiItH w"i' -.u '.r.
Sir. ". ". PARRISH. 81! 'Etnt"'..'' ~ 81 '' r.
mnni Cr!Ir-H works. saN>: | hIN" ."'t W
Holman Liver Pad aut li,,h'r. '#r SEQ
week, and ,a.c great n.c.t>urrt 1.3i!a'. r.. '
not take ;cn times tn "'-' '"r -" = ). ID
, ready bad. Duuug the IA "sE ''yE> ..'
! frrr'i with Dyspepsia. li,titr.". I."! = ..'
! the h-3L:rlI' always i.rvtt'I." To- 80. ..
! Hess AL IF which / - - ;r.! '.' ".' 90"
! By ne r.r"i thv !iolWLn Hrt. "'i- , .....
| HUNDREDS MORE CtN r.. '''H' i.'''
| upon aENl.cI'."a q %t'.'t.'' ...
| DON'T LIT THE LiIIl.C OK = -. 81.
| We cannot Hri." too stF"n.!E Ni"# ,..i a..
| o; tn i'id fpr r,IIitircit. ION F,it "t#
| yESTlYE An, ct.EE f"r ~t'tr. c.-' ''r't
| trnup. Measles, v .AnpiHS- c"aF.. f.. III.
! MANY lives ii suNh case.
EtHl PADS. $50
! The price. OF lie. rt.U,tE re-. -
] iO.,r thiri i,r@rtl. %. MA -. 80.
! stomach. liver. and >p'c., .ti.4 - 49,
| ed; Tor all chsoUlc ir, Il '"- S'"" i'| '.' ..
! stomach or liycr. price 50 At-'i, -.
packages Tor { -. I.,i ffr ."''N' ''. -.,,
Ecatcd III .Siors: PriCc for 20. iir' '' ~.
so cents Body III t>icrs. rach. ~ '',' r...,...
| These REMEDIES c,m tc "m4h," }" !" g..
nniy AZ the HOLMAN LlNEE.r tn'F' '''...
! Mum street. Consultation by 4 W.: nm
| free. fllIMbks'H " N.'r. .--.
| NH 3-2tawtMyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-31
GLORIOUS NEWS.
~ GLOEIDI'~ - "

Having closed ont u I1rt. hIrIhr.jt s'urH
DRY GOODS. HD-1ERI. NuiIrH' b -.
We VIII for The ~ X thirty .aI~ III r""'- = u. .
Err THAN EVER HEARD OF ~ i'I' tif"N
III those who arc III need Of cartp ."'"' 49,. .
before purchasing elsewhere. A. "" WI tE.T'"' ,
save you from twenty IA l~rhh-Iitr p"rr'' q
member. his IS tie nu:y chanc" for ,.rat ."'
Cali carly to avoid III" crowd ~ ihr
BALTIMORE Auction " u =.
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