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GIfI,sl,o.ld ispatfh
r7.rsr, 1 . MARCH IS, 1879.
The Read;ustmsns Blu Passed.


The McCuLL0cH bill passed the House u u
delegates yesterday by vote Of 20 70 ev.-
n,ne more than constitutional majority, ,s
I,wil, go back TO The Senate because o. !, .ne
amendments made to it by the House :.
We trust that the Senate may see ''s
way clear to concurrence III taoso
amendments, II they arc not very OBJ
;ce,ionable. The ALLEN amendment may !.
never be needed in the operation OF
,ne law We hope that it never VIII De.
pm, !, vould never do TO leave doubt as
70 whether the bcndholders will get their
;n.cress after they shall have agreed to &C
cen, so low rate as 8 per cent. The means
OF making the law an 'undoubted success
ought TO he authorized. We are rot Ger
tain that the ALLEN amendment provides
the best surety. II 1t can be improved
upon, lie, it be done. Yet twill be hara 10
keen the members OF the House here 10 vote
unon Senate amendments.
AS soon as the whole debt Is fundeo,
things will work as smoothly as desiraoIe'
Virginia will be able to pay the interest on
sll her debt without any increase OF taxa
ton, and dcmagogues and p'ace-hunters
will have to make capital out 0! something
else. Heaven speed the day.
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There are only two ways In which the sudden and
prolonged Sii, nee OF the rural fundcr press rs 10
Inc brokers hill can be adequately accounted ior
One Of these t. that the supply OF editorials leash
IN advanced from the Funder burcau here has been
interrupted the other ,ha! the rural tunncr press
has found out something II may be either, or II
may DC both.-WhiQ...
The Whig is as reckless as it is insincerc.
II il the organ OF reputation. 1t is the or
gan which at one time declared that the
Conservative party must succumb tnrepu-
diaton or be disrupted. 1t is the organ
which now cliins that the MoZart-Hali Con-
vcntion, composed OF independents, Radi-
Gals, &C., was a convention Of the ConSer-
vutiye party. Such charges arc as frivolous
as they are false, and only show the deSpcfa-
ton of the party which is now seeking to
ruin the people OF Virginia. The wing ln-
Sinuates; it has not the maniness to bring
direct charge. 1t has dealt in inuendos in
every article it has written on the debt qucs-
ton and dared not point out the individual
or paper that has been hired or brlbed TO
support the brokers BILL Such dccla.
ratlons are impotent; they show the vile
nature and characteristics OF the heads OF
the hybrid party.-Nanassa Gazette.
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spGCTaL NOTICES.
nrRTHE GREAf EFFORT
COHEN BROTHERS.

They are now offering, the largest stock OF DRY
GOODS ever offered In Ibis State. Their house Is
now the leading one to make reduction In prices as
they occur, besides Offering hundreds OF SPECIAL
BARGAINS not to be bad elsewhere. They now
90 pieces of LUPIN's .ALL-wOOL CASHMERE
al 5fc.-valued generally al 75c:;
10 pieces mt 67c-tbe same generally sold at &c.:
5 pieces Hsssss sii.K-WiRp HEGRIETrA CLOTHS, al
.M0URNING GOODS a. considerable reduction ;
200 yards remnants Of COUHTAULD'S ENGLISH
6 GsAG c f. ice, ' EyG sff in
lengths. nj fully fifty per cent. less tlIan general
value among them some Of the finest mp3Tsf
SILKS ever offered Grea, reelection In prices.
BLACK GROS-GRAIS SILKS ut 65c:;
D0NSET'S FINE GKos-GliAIS SILK reduced
All anc t.o Of e. and GUINErs SILKS
from their lowest to their fines. grades. greatly
81 % SILKS reduced 10 1915.
In COLDKED SILKS they otf,:r the largest variety
10 be found this side Of New York; INC uI!ng
ERuCADES, GRUS- GRAIN, and FANCY
4o-BOVE CoRSETs a. Csc; ,.,,.
The CORDED FRENCH-WoVEN coRsETs al
The -HinjuSTABLE CORSET at 75c.:
s. doznn -, l52-EnNE .; H-E;M q EG
MANY other styles at great reductions:
The largest collection Of HAMBURG EMBROIDE-
N3 ever Se1 a n IF s q LHcEs
10 dozen ,;,i 2-BTTT6S LHEoY SEAMLESS KIP I'D
- GLDVES-the entire balance Of stock or the
Paris manufacturer. BY this large purchase
COHEN BROTHERS have been enabled 10 re-
ducc them from Sl.G3 to 3l.l4
$50 pieces WHITE aud FANCY MATING 4,
lower price: than ever offered before.
CoHEy I:RoTiERs offer the largest soec,ion Of
HOSIERY ever otTerc'. IN this city. Including a.
the NOVELTIES of TIE COMING SEASON.
GREAT BARGAINS are offered Ill ms depart
lncnt ,.
LACE CURTAINS in Real, Guipure, and Noting
ham: -. 1880. , =,
aud Imitation Laces: "
NOVELTIES in LADIES NECEWEhR:
A large stock of LINENS and other goods damaged
BY The rec, mt New York fire, III less than one
half their value. NH
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DEATHS,

Died. on The evening of Sunday he 23d instant.
after Il short and painful Illness. Mrs. JEAN
MACkIE, relct Of the ;a'c Johu Mackic, Sr., in tn
sixty-ain!h year CT her aye. .s. r.. 49,.
She was Il native of Scotland, but for many years
q resident Of this city.
Her funeral will lake place from The Second Pres
byterian church (Dr. Hogesl TODAY, the 25th
Instant, ut o'clock Friends and acquaiutanccS of
the family arc respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died, in WashiastoI, u. c., Sunday morr ing
March 90, 1879. at 5 O'Clock, VIRGINIA NJ, wife
Of William I. Bailey.
The funeral services will take place from the resi-
dence of her brother 4. z. Vial No. 6l0 west Cary
street. at 81 O'Clock NJ. TO-DAY tinesday) 25tl
instant.
Died. at the residence Of her brothcr-in-law. WE,
liam Ii. Turnin, Esq. In Richmond, March 23
1870, Mrs. MARY ELIZA HiLLiARD, In the
seventy seventh year OF her age.
Her funeral was preached yesterday at the Firs
Baptist church by her pastor, Rev. L. ". Warren
D. ID.
Died, in Memphis. Tenn. on the 18th Instant, Of
maiaral fever, on board the United States Coast
Survey steamer Baton Rouge, WALTER HAMP
Den PEASANTS, acting engineer, United Safe
navy. in the thirly-second year of his age.
Washington(D. o. papers please copy.
Died, at the residence. Twenty-nnih between
and X streets, March Gath, OF pneumonia. ANNA
BELL. infant daughter Of Sarah T. and Henry 2
Smith; aged five months and eleven days. s..
And has my little ANNA gone
Nhere death and sorrow are felt no more?
! would not have her back again -. .'.' =
In this cold world Of grief aud pain. .s..s
Mississippi papers please copy. .-,..+.r n
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senator sargent on the chinese cues.
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
WASHINGTON, March 5, 1879.
His Ercenencg John III. RIakedd, &c
ernor of The State of NeuGdG: -. IL.

WASHINGTON, March 5, 1879. }
HIS ErceiiencQ John II. Rlnkead, Gou-
ernor Of The. State of Neuddd:
Dear sir,-I thank you for your courtesy
in transmitting to me reso luton OF Thanks
OF the Legislature Of Nevada for my efforts
to procure relief for our coast from the
curse of Chinese occupation. sIdeeply ap.
preciate the great honor doneto me by your
Legislature, which far more than repays for
what NAV have done In this regard Tor the
common poed Of our Pacific sister States.
It is source OF deep regret that the Elk.
ecutive saw tit to veto the great measure OF
relief that passed both houses by large ma
iorities. To do this act he was compelled,
in nv Judgment, to deny some OF the most
obvious powers OF Conoress-powers mere
tofore recognized in repeated decisions OF
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
To do it lie yielded to senseless and ianatl-
cal clamor ON this side OF the continent.
PERHAPS it was too much to expect OF any
man less brave than Grant that he Wou'd
hear the voice OF the Pacific asking Tor pro-
lection and Justice over the clamor OF put
nit, press, and demagogue OF the East, lg,
norant OF the merits OF our complaint ana
too prejudiccd to inquire.
Let it not he thought that the representa-
tivcs OF the Pacific entered into this s'rug'
Gle without assurances OF Executive sym
pathy and approval. We supposed, we I'M
derstood, that such bill would be approved.
found Sir. Hayes and Mr. Evarts In re-
heated interviews, if l could Judge from
conversations, extremely ant-Chinese.
They hardly needed information. so ready
we're they to apprehend and sympaathlze.
Was this mere pretence. or did they disown
their convictions when the scnseless ciamor
against them came! confess toa doubt on
tits point. In either cnse pretcXt was
found to veto the bill, and the message con,
tanned scant courtesy for the slaughtered
opInions of 4 few weeks before.
But the agitation Of the question has
done great good. 1t has demonstrated the
unity of sentiment on the subject on Inc
Pacific: it has instructed Congress and the
East to great extent; it has especially ar
rested the attention Of the working classes.
II will be easier in the future to get RELIEF,
especially il negotiations for modification
Of the Burlingame treaty fail Let the
peoplc see that their representatives keep
this subject before Congress and the coln-
try, and there is good. reason to hope that
our magnificent empire will be secured for
the homes and comforts OF free anil 5en-
lichtened Caucasians. Respectfully,
A SARGENT.
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The Wings Mare'S-Nest.

We do not care to handy cpithets with th'
IYhiq as to the meaning OF the various lea
iurcs Of the new funding bill which that pa
Dcr dcnounces. II it has any arguments te
offer we will read them. Our article OF sat
,,rdar on that subject was not published un
iii after we had learned from the patrons Of
the bill that our construction Of it was thelI
construction Of it. The IFhigis in strait
is last hope is gone unless it can find some
thing to denounce in the bill. How mncf
importance the Legislature attaches 10 lis
crceds is shown clearly by the action OF thai
BODY. II the bill! had any such features a.
the Whiq pretcnds to find in it. it would
not receive dozen votes in the House OF
Delegates.
On, Saturday we quoted from the bill the
following lines:
"The outstanding Indebtedness OF the
state shall be funded in the new bonds to
DC issued under his act, as follows:
..Bonds shall be presented for exchange
with all coupons attached, maturing after
the date OF presentation, and shall be eX-
changed at the face value OF SAID bonds
dollar for dollar for tie new bonds, 1clM.
all coupons attached maturing after the
Gateof Satch presentation
That seems 10 us to be plain enough. 1t
steaks for itself. Ii there is any question
as to its meaning, however, the House will
no doubt remove the doubt before it passes
the bill. 1--WE write this Monday forenoon.)
We will add, however, that if it should be-
come a law as it is, no officer OF the State
would dare 10 put upon it the construction
which the wing does.
The VIA says that on Friday, after it bad
s,own the consequences that would follow
from the bill without the rejected MoFFETT
amendments, MIR. HENRY had the fifth Sec
ton amended i'm the twelfth and thirteenth
lines, so as to change 1St January, 1850, to
d, cember 81, 1879. This statement leaves
false impression, being substantially I'M
true. The fact is that on Thursday, the day
before the Wings first articleappeared, Mr..
KEYsER offered an amendment, which was
adopted, amending the tenth line OF the fifth
section, SO as to make it read "prior to-
instead of "on or before" Mr.. HENRY's
amendment was thus rendered necessary.
and was merely consequential upon Mr..
KkYsER's-was, in fact, part OF Mr.. KEY
sgR'S, whose first amendment necessitated
Mr.. HESRY's, who no doubt regarded his
rs a part OF Mr.. EEYSEE's amendment, or an
inevitable consequence Of it, or may have
offered it on Mr. KEYSER's suggestion.
What could show more clearly the despe.
ration of The .Mahonitcs than the attempt OF
the Wig to mislcad the public as to tho
nature Of the new funding bill?
2. S. The House yesterday took all the
wind out Of the sails Of the Wing, by
amending the bill so rs that there can be no
doubt as TO what it mcans-and the mean
Ing Is Just what we said it was.
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The Enemies Of the Conservative Party

The Enemies Of the Conservative Party.
Read over the vote on the MCCULLoCH
bill and then see whether the enemies OF
that bill are not the enemies OF the Conser-
yative party. Here are Il few facts that will
strike the reader at a glance:
There were fifty votes against the bill
OF these twenty -ive-one half-Werc cast
by Republicans and men elected as lnde.
overwhelmingly, Messrs. BURNHAM, JOIN
II. CARTER, CRANK, FAUSTLERoY, FRAZIER,
GRIGsBY, HARyIE, w. Il. JAMES, LADY, Nc
CABE, MCDANIEL, MICHIE, POWELL, J,
Howard SMITH, STEVENS, A. }. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM TAYLOR. S. j. II. WHITE, WRIGHT
EVANS, LEE, SOUTHWARK, JOSEPH WALKER,
WITMER, and YOuNG-the last six Republi-
cans. In addition to these, Mr.. BARBOUR
and several others who assisted in organic
ing the new Mozart.Hali party voted agains.
the BILL
Look, on the other hand, 1T the affirmative
vote. The whole strength Of the Conserva-
tive party in the House OF Delegates is in it.
We need not name the men.
Read tie lists for yourselves.
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The New York Star compliments our ac-
rimonious ornament (?) OF the bench as fol-
lows:
"Judge Rivcs, Of Virginia. is an extraor-
binary character. He charges grand Jury
that they can indict upon mere suspicion
and without a particle OF evidence to sus-
tam the indictment. Riyes is probably Ia
boring under the Authorization that these
are the days OF James H., and that the man
tie Of Jeff.reys has fallen upon him.
We should like TO " swap" his Honor of
for some Judge north OF Us. He could then
get darkies on northern iuries and into
northern hotels and places OF amusement
perhaps. Norfolk Landmark.
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The Washington Capital SAYS that ,"the
lie" contained in. the statement that cal
men are born equal" created" is the
world ''is now being rapidly shaken to
pieces by this Chinese question" Then let
Us be thankful Tor the Chinese question.
But the unaccountable thing about the
Chinese question is that after all their sad
experience OF outside intermeddling with
their domestic institutions, any southern
people should be found to denounce Cali.
iornia for claiming the right to manage her
Chinese question in her own way.
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4 WASTE OF TIME.-Thc Lynchburs pir-
oinion tries to convince Judge RIvEs Of his
error. It is waste OF time to use argu-
laen,s with him. His inspiration comes
ON without the limits OF the Common
wealth, or we are vastly mistaken. Like
U,yDERwooD, he allows the enemies OF Fir-
sinia to influence him more than those to
whom he ought to be attached, if he were
tr;ie son of the Old Dominion. Like IN
Df gYooD's. bis memory will be -; well,
we won't say. De n,0rtuis, &c.
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A correspondent 0. tue Lynchburg Nsus
savs = II is seldom, Tint any citizen identi-
fed in interest and feeling with the soulh-
ern people Is seen upon any Of the lures
OF Judge RlvEs's court, grand or petly'
they arc composed, with occasionally an
honorable exception. OF men who are gene
rally recognized as belonging to the scala
wag and carpet-bag class. or OF negroes
noted for their zeal as leaders OF the kadlca
narfr y
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A course OF lectures upon astronomy, by
Brother Jasper, OF Richmond, Va, woulo
dill all the drawers in the Lecture Bureau
full of standard dollars. Brother Jasper
should have struck ont boldly for The chap
laincy of the Senate, Just to test the Demo
cratic affection for the bronze voters OF the
SOUTH Cincinnati Commercial
But Brother Jasper is Republican.
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FURNITURE.

~ GATaRIGHT q SON, 16 GoyER-A
/ IL. NOR STR EFT. offer Inducements. both Us -
10 prices and terms 10 all III need Of FUR NJ t3S
TURE OF any kid, such as 10 make 1t 10 their,
Interest 10 examine stock before purchasing. Fine
Walnut Suits With: Tennessee and gray marble:
Sidcooards with dark marble parlor Suits In cate
line and raw siIk-ryery handsome: Reps and HAIR
Cloth Suits very Cheap: Pine and Poplar Furniture
Of every kind. Our stock will Re found complete In
every Do1ia iait to ea s!sasasliol
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PERSONAL.

ORMATlON WANTED AS TO THE
j. whereabouts of EpWARD p. CRUMP, son OF
Peter ard Jane Crumn, formerly or Richmond, Va.
Hts mother died several years since In Richmond.
aud lbe boy u now about ffteel years Of age and
aunt, Mrs. BETTE BRoYLEs, at Rbins don,,. WI.
lie silheaE .somethtugt 10 his adYantage. !, 4
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COURT ORDERS.

-
VIRGINIA-IN The S Y 2 r q N E
7 COURT OF APPEALS, HELD AT THE
STATE COURTHOUSE IN THE CITY, OF
RICHMOND ON THE 18TH MARCH. 1879:
Robert A. Caskie and William ii. Caskie. executors
OF john Caskie, deceased, appellants. against
Caskie Harrison. John N. Caskic, and others, APP
pel'ces, upon an appeal from several DEGREES pro-
nounced by the Chancery Court OF tho city OF
Richmond. a.. t., .f..- =. =, ~ +. ,...r,... j.
The object Of the petition filed In this cause Is to
hare The said DEGREES OF HE Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond reviewed and reversed By the said
Supreme Court Of Appeals Of virginia.
And affidavit having been made and fled that inc
dc PENDANTS above named. Caskie Harrison ana johu
N Caskie are nou-residents of this State they are
required to appear here on the 18TH DAY OF
APRIL Next, after due publication or this order
and do what Is necessary to protect their interests
in this suit. ..a- t.s..m.
{. cOpy-Testc:
NH 1s.Tu4w GEORGE X. TAYLOR, c. C.
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Did We forget that powerful and infuen.
iial journal The Baton Whentwe said yes.
terIay that Mir. JAMES and Colonel PopHAA
could supply Richmond weekly With all that
she needs in the way Of hcbd omadalsg We
ass;sfraid TO say, Yes; for that would he
another offence; and ne can't say, No, be.
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nC7- NEW GOODS. NEW STYLES
Just received Il very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS.
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOX My TRADE.
The goods are of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from The very best English ana French manufl"ln-
rc, and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. | be- 10 inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods. made up in
the latest styles aud by the best wVrnmcu At PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. AMI CUFFS made 10 order
1T siicr. notice. tisfac!ou guaranteed.
JOHN c. SIlAFER. Merchant Tailor,
NH 13-:;nl No 1904 Main street.
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nell. NfcDanieI. Niche. Aofett poMes,'
Stevens. Az Taylnr. William Taylor. Van sar, Jo-
sep.i Walker. 4. D.. n. White, Wilmer, " itten,
Wright. and Young--5p. ISL ~
Adjourned.
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The Alexandria Gazstte has II from Gene
raj JOE JoHssroS's "own mouth" that e
voted In caucus Cor RANDALL. OF course he
.gdid. He consnlts the interests OF the coun-
try when he votes. :
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aNV.SENENTS.

GRAND ORGAN AND .,,,,,
VI VOCAL CONCERT.
81 MISS KATE MERA,
ASSISTED BY
MISS SW AIN,
at Gracp-Strcci Presbyterian church. TUESDAY ,
March 2jrh, al So o'clock L. ".
Admission, 5Cc. Tickets TO be had ut WAITS
mIsic. :; err. AND ut the door, NH 24-2t
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MI MATZOES! MATZOES! MAT
ZOES II shall commence to bake and Il, liver MAT
ZOES on MONDAY, March oath. To those that
have given me their orders 1T 10 cents per pound
return my sincere thanks but rs they have been Of
ferct through the papers. Mauocs ut scents. "lsi
to inform them thu. my price will only be S cents
per pound. and guarantee 10 give them rs good Mat
zocs rs have done heretofore.
Remember. my price for best Matzoes i only .
cents, as am determined not |" he 'n"crSoid
]. u. BRIGGS, Baker,
NH 20-6t 7oI Main street.
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EyrFAEO LaTaHIA wATEat,s.
ENFFAE.O EaTEHlA WATERS.
rtNHE BUFFALO L1TlllA WATERS
RHEUMATIC GOVT.
CASE OF DIR. }. a. HANDY, OF PATRICK
COUNTY, VA.
LETTER DATED SANDY PLAINS. PATRICK
COUNTY, VA, MARCH /, 1879.

COU y Ii, ' ~" IAktil t, 1913.
COT. TnomaS f. Goode. BrFdfo L'thiH Springs,
Ia:
Dear Sir-It affords me very great pleasure to
bear testimony to the extraordinary virtues OF the
Buffalo Liilia Waters illustrated in my own case.
For four years WIS afflicted with RHEUMATIC
EOUT. suffering to such All cTtcu' a 10 incainciar
me entirely for thr discharge Of the duties Of my
profession. and was inally reduced 10 such coidi-
tiou rs 10 he confined for four months Ia my bctI.
Every remedy that could bc suggested by the most
>kIlfu! medical men of this section Was faithfully
tested without atforGing relief. Ey the advice -;
one Of my medical attendants, aud * 4 last resort,
determined upon trial of the Bni!ao l.lIEia Wa
Ter, Spring No. = ain trtnk To say without faith III
its virtues. having but little confluence in mineral
waters. When. however. had used single c,tsc Of
the wafer far stored rs to lie able to be ont
Of bed and upo: my feet am now III beiirrlcalth
than have been for twenty year. and am 4cively
engaged III the practice OF my profession. cannot
in candor TO otherwise than a-crihc nv recovery
solely 10 Hi, wafer. The value Ut which regard ~
BEYOND ESTIMATI0&.
Very respectfully. }. ~ HANDY, NJ d.
These Waters in casts Of one dom ha!t-calou
bottles nj the Springs. 80 per ease: of PURCELL.
LAUD Il CO., Richmond Va. $50.
THOMAS r. GobDE.
Proprietor Eri'aio Li;hia - rln%S.V w..
NH on-pOl3I
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cause That nonpareil Of q, journal was bot 10
our nind's eye at tie moment. What, then I
All. We have 1t, We wong say 1,ything
about the matter at all.
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NATURES REMEDY.
-
ENDORSED 81 MEDICAL rnuFt<>:"N.
TIE ALUM AND IEON MASS ANN " iilE
FROM THE
t.,.n:npn t.-tt ,y;.N NkD Iron -It'Nt~,

FROM TiiG
BEDFORD iIh.l ALUM AHD iHuN -FiH>r~.
ESTABLISHED IwEStE-~tE IENE~.
Efficiency proved oy ariua! r"-H.r, la 'iug a.. r:
| eases Of Drsp"p>ia. Debility, !H""~'." t'..H.
Women. ChEunir i:-rIh1'a. II 'n't -, 'r" - .s'
ri.t.nroIs AirrsIo;!S. Sore Ihfna .,''! lhs''..
Ct.ii' and Mal1riri Fever extract :. FL" .'..'-
Iuuntht,:
Best remedy ro5 El'irn:natary >"r" ! B. - nai
D:rhflrri:. ewes: used ul init. !.;t,o 1s.
ul.iciicr OF fort. yrar..-artS a. i""". .". '.'
and iti,riiugr: jr,Itf ..Dr ~ CaT9'"r 80 pot. ..
i. :. .lEIGEn. u. j.. 49,.
After a practice ri many wears .EN" |..... 5'
remedy qua Ia ii,!iuId if@m an. fro" >#!.-~
Wricr ANA Mass for thr"luc ">c:.r', anH '.....es
ions i. NErrEsrr. VI. D..il.p.}.
">n"r"S.tU!!y ">cd III Dysrgps!H aud g.. &C
D.arr!!.i.i-
Prot. SAINT JAcTsjN. VI. D.. rutv. rD
"SnrItt>Sn2 ANY remedy that ! Ii"'" a.: ~. -'''-
tn""5 li,eron: Have "'iN !, FOR !Wr&tyi'i ~.
"kiir. alirspr.irnrr nf Gear !i!viy :"4r, h. .
toUd 10 Re- atnoEl equal - this water :.r' MA F.
>ryrllil. Cu'auopu7 Affections. niau'lui'r Or a-
n.cut. rhrrair !rnt.'i"n- 81 ihr bladder. ~ ...-,
ana Ir" bra; Liberation, and "'ri"in form. '"'-
pcg>1a.' I'ruI. j. j. MnOEHNN. V. TO-. SO.
40 wArErs nave : Wt9E9 i:> a.. -
Used with unparalleled >tcr,,.- ~, t....a.. .s..
Ex-virr-Pr".3l....,, I. w..
ENTIRELY cvHEp o.. Gus tEp :.
IT REV. ~. lrn.-;,>. J. y. '.... '.-.
Directions AMY i. AMI :t!U proof NJ -t $50.
sent with each ph'Hag".
dozen !aii -eatI"a hrtirs; - :. "tr-5' b.. . '
Mi>>. 80 r",,'> aaI - p,- EnD'l'. So -
Yer Et.d"2cu. arr"rfiire :, -i,.-"..' l'.
F'uii lt.rni &C at cia!a!c't -rn, i''" n'''
.iu',. lihyI".l terms - er'.sr">. I"'t n'
."oG:'rI 81 ta..r >ur,n. a. ~ '.t'
Aa,li,>, !. VI bAN il.>, ".,'-,@""; u 81.
'" ~. 4; = =, ''.'- '' POLK Mlr.L>: ..".
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