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DIPHTHERlAM!

JoHNsoN's ANCDyNE LISiMENT will positively pre- ,ant this terrible d5scase and will positively tine cases in tsn Information that will save many Ives sent frae by mai. Don't delay moment. Pro len:ion is better than cure. Sold Esery where [. s. JOHNSON & Co, BANGOR, MAINE. aw
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 GOODSt

Suitable for shs Winter ss.seI- TRIMMING SILKS and yELgEls. PRINCES SMoKf D and FAACi PFAIL IITT-Ns VEG IVORY .nd toAPosgTs.>. BLACK Cashmere. Black aid tolor.d siiks, Hes Velvet and Beaver 6hk~1s, Felt and tlzi.nrl Skirts. Knit House Jnrkefe.
 Nutiss' Fascin ators,
 silk Handkerchi~fs.
 silE Jies and Bows,
 Kid Gloves,
 tipe Cloth oloses,
 Berlin Lined Glorcs, Ladies' Kid Lined FHr top Driving Gloves
 and Miitips corsets. Hosiery, Ruchings. Ribbons. B. rghrnAsis Wersieds the best. SHETLAND YARN. GERMANTOWN TAR WOOL BLANKETS from s2 to s pair.
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Synopsis of a few eases cured by Electricity applied by J. D. s. Smith, NJ. D., IF State Street, opposite CourtHeuse, Bridgeport, Conn.

Mrs. M.-Severe pain in womb and ovaries and very painful menstruation. Had given up all hopo of ever ragaining her health. Cured in five weeks.
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Miss L.-Had suffered terribly for seven years with disease of the right hip. and was unable to walk without the aid Of cratches. The circulation of blood in the limb had nearly ceased. and the muscles had shrunkcn to a mere skele- ton. Her case had been examined by eminent physicians in New York and Bridgeport and Dot the slightest hope oi recovery offered. Cured by Dr. Smith, in six months.
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Mir. C.-Afllicted with rheumatism Cured ,eah t,ro aPptication of electricity.
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HeLS were d 1eW uestlllS Ol iuLditlS lS- ported as premature and stillborn that do not appear in this list.
 MT. John Bevans is quite sick. Mrs. Frederick Shepard Is sick and confined to her bed with severe cold. Dr. Bar Der attends both cases.
 Dr. Geo. Benedict Is home again from his visit to Massachusetts.
 The Methodist Sunday School present ed MT John Osmun of Danbury with a very handsome Bible. Rev. Mr Chap man made the presentation speech, MT. Osman replied ill fitting terms.
 Citizens Band paid visit to MT. Fred Strickland's house Friday night, and gave him treat in the musical line.
 M. Edwin Short has entered into part nership with MT. Geo. Lane.
 MT. Orris Ferry, of Beaver street, has sold out his Blacksmith shop to Coleman Rockwell of Plumtrees, and will move to tho West next month,
 The Fair Hat Fini5her's Society met Wednesday evening and elected Charles o. Morgan, President Charles Mansfield, Vice-President Granville Durant, Secre- tary; and Ammon Green, Treasurer. The sum of S75 (the burial feel was voted to be paid Mrs. Jno. II. Doyle. Thirty-fye dollars WAS also voted to Mir. Charles Baisiey, who for several months has been unable to work.
 A gentleman in Bethel tried his lucl, last week purchasing of $. s. Dunning 10 packages of coffee at 25 cents a package in the vain hope of securing one of those questionable clocks given away to the lucky man holding the ticket One oi these clocks can be purchased for s2, or at most S2. 50 at any store having clocks for sale Whether this gentlemaR's ob- iect was to have clock which was drawn for, or tried the experiment to make g corner in the coffee market, we are moi able to say. However, he is Ser (r) int until wicked boys enquire of him tht time of day. Then he points to tht woods and brings to their remembranct the fate of the boys whom the bears gobbled up for speaking i'll of his name sake Elisha.
 DIr. Geo. H, Hickok was thrown out 1 his sleigh Satureay night on Soul street near School house hill. by tn sudden plunging of his horse. Tn. horse. however, did not get away iron Mir, Hicixocl.
 Mr. Henry Tinmanus is quite unwel and unable to work. W.
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ezS at anything else. Capital not required: We
 will start you. Sl2 per day at home made by the industrious. Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to work for Now Is the time. Costly oatht and terms free. Address, rue X Co.,, Augusta Maine.
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MT. N.-Suffered terribly with chronic inflammation of bowels and piles. He could not attend to his business for weeks at a time. Cured in two months.
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E E @ sss7 business you can engage in Y. Ee E-N NS \ to S29 per day made by an! workers of either sex right in their localities Particulars end samples worth 8 free Improve your spare time at this business Address.
 SrI,;soN X Co.,, Portland, Maine.
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IhO IN Brown Sugar cheaper than ever.
 II, 12 and 13 lbs for 1-o0 f Extra Fine New Orleans MOLASSES-.
 New Crop-G0c per GaHen. A new invoice of that 5o-cent JAPAN TEA just received, which we are selling at 35 cts per lb lbs for $1. Choice Black Tea, lbs for S2. Something new. Linen Soap. 3l lb bars for 25cts-the best and cheapest soap iH market. DObbils White Electric Soap.
 Only 10 cts Bar. Our Minnesota super Patent FLOUR is the best. Try it and you'll use no other. Only $9.25 per bbl-Cash. Extra St Louis patent process FLOUR.
 Best Michigan Flour
 S6.25 per bbl. Ask for Still River Mills Buckwheat Flour and you'll use no other. 1-2 cts per lb.
 WHITE SUGAR DRIPS for Pan Cakes. BRADLEY and CLIPPER AXES are the
 best,
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l.. B. BOOTH

Is now offering new and attrastfvs
 Styles of Plain and Fancy
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Mir. D.-Taken to bed with a very severe attack of Inflammatory Rhcuma- tism, could not move without assistance, and then only with the most cxcruciating pain. Cured in eight days.
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Mir. F.--Whole right side paralyzed, was unable to dress or undress alone. had to be assisted to the office, was totally pended large sums of money with various eminent physicians. without receiving the slightest relief. Cured in four weeks.
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MT. R.-Dyspepsia and siek-headaehe of thirteen years stan aing, having at tacks eonfining him to bed two days in with fullness and belching of wind or acid, after meals. Relieved in two weeks and cured in five months.
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Hats and Caps.

Pure Jays aHd Nariczbo COFFEE Twill sell lbs very finest oolong Tea lprics sEs a h. for ss. s~ad fl T sample. My Japan Tea si socts ID sss lts Sos si is ths best ever offered st that price.
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c0ssimers !

South Britain Cassimers and Yarns c speciality. BLUE. MIXED and sheeps Gray YARN.
 Sl.loa lb
 Tweed's Kentucky Jeans. Tickings. Denims, Cheyiots. Heavy Duck ovsralis. 5D cts pair.
 I have the largest and best stock of Gents and Ladies and Chil,lrcns MooleIl Underwear kept in town. al the very lowest prices.
 TABLE LINENS. From 25c:s a yard up. HUCK and DEMAsK TOWELS.
 LINEN TowELINGs and CRASHES. WOOL and COTTON FLANNELs. WOOL and COFFIN FLaNNELS Look the cottpB FiAane orez st ia i-s ss. . yard.
 Gents Neck Ties. Bo~s and scsrA. No siss in town can show such Q variety. LHKD and UsLIsED BUFFALO Rosxs. LAP BLANKETS. HoFGsR BLANIETs. have immense SteeF of sisp.' aa Bsyf' Irst. D c-lsin Kid and Cont nation Sisyts aEc HiitEs. ant wltl seii tseni Rt l"-f prices. \ HPsnisa hte e: k.d and Dossiin Gloves. tur rr5nls .. sssss s pair.
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Agents,.
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 Me have made an arrangement with Dr. GIBBS
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Address all commnntcatiops to pr. :. I'D s. Smith. l17 Stata strset. Brdgoport Conn.,, Lock Box sSl. Send for panphlet
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CARDIGAN JACKETS.
 75cts to $500
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ped hands or lips. Salt Rheum, Burns. Sore Eyes Sore Nipples Laudruf, hafirg. etc. Sent by mail for 25 Cents. by j. R. GRAY. AVER. Mass. 4w 26.
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STANDARD KEa. OIL. Gaiioas Cor 5 cts.
 To Test OIL. $l-Io
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colsmans Eevsfcd Swinging rrss5sort.fi.n oa Cans.
 iGan Cans 60 cents.
  A Galieou Coleman Can with Gallons stsnd.zl
 Oil for Sl-5o. A Gall Coleman Can sith Gs,,ops Standard,
 lso Test Oil. fsr t1>H. pillsburg s hsst Mipse.sss rafsst Process F7ous. fTry it znd you will ask for no ofher9
 VT. LOUIS FLOUR. lBcsf A..sry,
 MICHIGAN FLOUR. ssss . bhl. Very Choice BUcKwHEAT FLOUR nom . sev Patent Mill. 3sscfs a D. 3o f&s sss sloo- Choicest xew or'ean. ssss ssosl e ss . cs,sss. Ny stock is the largest in this vicinity and Is constantly being replcnished hy the latest and best stylce of Goods. bought for cash, and which will bo sold at the lowest prices. Please cnu snd exs anime my goods and eOmpare quality sn1 prices.
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have immense Steeb of sisp.' z-s 1soyf' Dr.t. D c-l.in EiG Combination tsisvtk MiftEs. wll sell tleni Et luvs prices. X e7lsErsa hte R.d and Dogsi,in Goves Fur fr5nsrlsea sssss pair.
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charging Goa. at Gwathmey's wharf. was
run into during the height OF the storm by
a schooner which was dragging her anchor,
when the bark parted her lines and was
driven over 10 the Berkeley flats,awbere she
capsized and turned bottom up. The cap
tain's wife was on board ut the time, but
was rescued, together with the crew, by q
boat sent out from the brig James Miller on
the Portsmouth side OF The river.
The ferry-boat Berkeley filed and sunk
while In her dock on the Berkeley side Of
the river.
The steamer Resolute. OF the Baker
Wrecking Company, is ashore on the Berk-
ley fats.
The schooner Marion. moored at Nc
Cullough's wharf, was dismasted and stove
10.
Several small sloops and schooners were
driven ashore and capsized on the Berkeley
flats, but, owiuy to the iateness OF the hour,
we are unable to obtain their names.
THE HIGHEST TIDE SEEN HERE FOR MANY
YEARS.
In consequence OF the strong easterIy
wind, the tide, which should have been full
about half past O'Clock, continued to rise
rapidly until nearly l2, when it reached a
point never before witnessed by any but
our oldest inhabitants. Water street.
through nearly its entire length, was SUBJ
merged. and the lower floors OF many OF the
stores, warehouses, &c, between it and the
river were flooded.
At the Petersburg depot everything was
covered. Union street was like river, and
the stores between it and Water were
drenched.
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English EOnOrS TO Lieutenant Carey.

New YORK, August ia Plymouth,
England, special says: Lieutenant Carey,
the companion OF the late Prince Imperial
on the fatal expedition 10 itclZi, was cX-
pected to arrive here 1T noon tomorrow
on the Jumna, but it is now understood
that he will not land, but will proceed ut
once to Portsmouth. The feeling in favor
OF the young officer has gradually driftcd
round strongly in his favor. II has
been arranged that so soon rs the Jnmna
arrives Il committee shall 20 on board und
present TO Lieutenant Carey a copy Of the
following address, which has been signed
by 10, 900 persons, including everybody OF
Importance in the city "We, the under"
signed men OF Plymouth, in welcoming you
back TO your native country. desire to eX-
press entire confidence in your valor rs i
British officer and honor as a gentleman
and sincere sympathy in the trying circum-
stances in which you were placed" The
10000 signatures were all gathered to-day,
the address itself having been very sud-
den inspiration.
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and sunk with nil on board, gong down in
four minutes. Her name could not be as.
certained. The schooner Hannah WilIetts
and the sloop Iottie 3. are ashore near
Hyannis, Mass. The Portuguese schooner
Adelaide is ashore on Brant Rock, Mass.
Three fishing schooners ARE ashore at G oose-
berry Island, near Newport. at Portland.
Me-, several yachts and rctooners were
driven ashore aud sunk. Other towns
along the coast report long list OF disas-
ters to local shipping and property.
ADDITIONAL MARINE DISASTERS.
NEW York, August 19.-The following
additional marine disasters have been re-
ported: The schooner &. W. Whistler 3
ashore at HyamDs, Mass. Three vessels, in.
Guiding the Emblem, from Beaufort, n. c.,
and Emily D. Blew, loaded with melons.
went ashore near Beach Haven, NJ IT, and
are total wrecks. The crews were saved,
with the exception OF one man. :
REPORTED SAVED.
A Wilmington, Del, dispatch says the
crew or the schooner j. E. Horst, which
was sunk by collision with the steamer Cam
den, were rescued.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. August 10. 1879.
SALEs.-300 Richmond AID DanyilIc Railroad
consolidated 6's sold at 95.
Government :f2curittes.-Uni,ed States ~,
l0lii bid, lO2 asked.
hrGte oscurit,es.-VIrginia lg-4O'., 49a bid. sos
asked: Virginia consos, ssh ne, 59i asked: Str-
deferred. bid 6f askrd; Virginia interest cerliti-
Gales, 1877 bid; Virginia taS-receiyable coupons
S1k bid, s2 asked North Carolina 1 per cent
bonds, 50 bid, 81 aked.
121 bid: Richmond city 6's. j. and j.. 105 pid:
Petersburg city 6's +. and A., 1923 asked: Peters
burg city IS, special tax. D. and j.. l0S bid; Nor
folk cry waller SIS. N. and NJ, l1G bid; Manchester
RaiirOud B0nds.-Virslnin Central Railroad
third mortgage 6s,J. aud j., 90 bid: Virginia Cen
ira! Railroad fourth mortgage SIS. j. and D., 100
bid, Virginia Central Railroad nOn-mortgage S's,
j. and j., 1861 bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Por.mac lairoad mortgage SIS, J. and j., LOT bid:
Orange, Alcxnndria and Manassas itailroad first
mortgage T.. J. and j.. 63 bid Richmordand Dan
vile Railroad consolidated IS. ii. and NJ. 95 bid.
81 asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage IS, A.
and o., 1885 bid: Richmond, York River anE
Ch.sapeaEc Rai'roas hi6t mortgage 81, D. ana J.~
.02 bid, l05 asked: &C., C.. and A. Railroad hrse
mortgage rs. % asked e.. {. and A. Railroad Sec
o:id MORTGAGE Is, &c asked.
EnifroGi StocEs.-Ricsmond. Fredericksburg
n: ked: Connccuop RAILROAD stock. ~ par, 69E hM
Nicbmond AHA DanTillc Railroad, 100 par &c h"~,
1915 asked. ,,,,t ,no
p,r SIS bid % kc,i State Bank Of VIRGINIA. lnu
nar 81 bid : C!,izcus Bank, - par, % asked
J,NuTnrcc tig,npGates.--E Virginia FIRE aad NL-
rine 20 uar. "a hid, SO asked; Virginia state,
% ,Gar, 20 bid: Yirsinia Home, 100 Eir, 30 nd,
bid. So asked: CITY. 100 par, 80 bid; GInniir. GO
n,r. ~ hid. - ask ell.
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EiSY7a7Ia.

A HARD. GLOVE FIGHT At SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, August l9.-Thc AlcClci-
lan-Donovan hard-glovc fight for :l,OO0
came off last night. There was large crowd
in attendance. Both men were in excellent
condition, and weighed lat pounds each.
hIcCIclan's sccoyGs were Billy Edwards
and Arthur Chambers, ant; Donovan were
james Coyle and Billy Riley; William
Barnes was referee. The referee brought
tucm to the scratch at 0:23 O'Clock. Up to
the thirtieth round Mcclellan had decidedly
the best OF the fight, which was very lively,
the mea closing and fighting each other
Donovan being thrown almost every round.
In the thirty-siXth round Donovan pun
ishcd Mcclellan severely in the body, ahC
the latter, breaking away, fell wlnd2d.
Donovan then forced the tichting up to tie
titicth round, and had much the best OF IL.
Mcclellan then began TO get his second
wind, and the rounds became long and I'M
interesting. Both me- we're manguYrng
and sparring for wind. In the seventy
second round Donovan got the first blood
by Il blow on McClellan's left eye. From
that time to the close cautious tactics pre-
vniIed.
Mcclellan was apparently Improving over
Donovan. when, at the close OF the ninety
sixth round, at 1:l0 A. n, the referee de-
clared the match draw, neither man hay
Ing any decided advantage. This decision
gave great dissatisfaction, and Donovan, al
ter going off the stage. returned ana tooh
his position, but was led OFF again by hl:
friends. There were several fouls claimec
against Donovan for hitting Mcclellan wher
down, but were not allowed.
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Inter News from Norfolk.

LOSS OF LIFE-WRECKS on THE CHESAPEAKE
BAY-FEARFUL DESTRUCTION OF FARM
HOUSES AND STANDING CROPS-HYGEIA no.
TEL DAMAGED-THE STORM WORSE THAN
FIRST REPORTED.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, August 19.-The telegraph
lines were all repaired to-day.
The intelligence OF yesterdays disaster
begins to come in from the country, and the
same sad story OF wreck and ruin is told.
Steamers coming in from sea and down
the Chesapeake bay report terrible storm.
Several wrecks are seen in the bay.
| In Norfolk county, Nansemord, and Prin
cess Anne, wherever visited by the tornado,
we hear OF ruined corn crops and fruit or
| chards destroyed, barns and stables pros
| trated, trees uprooted, and fencing torn
down. While hundreds and hundreds OF
orchards are DESTROYED, Il great deal OF
other property, such az stock, carriages,
| farming implements, hay, and fodder was
lost. The truckers and oystermen also lost
| heavily by injury to their vessels. Whole
farms were at times submerged ten ana
twenty Inches, and in this way also greatly
damaged.
In the county near SmokytoWn the dwell
ing Of man named Charles Tyler was
blown down and torn to pieces. The IN
mates all escaped injury. AT Getty's sta
ton the house OF a man named Ned Howell
was downtown.
The dwelling OF Richard Copeland was
also destroyed. A negro named James
Gardner, farmland on the farm OF w. W.
Dennis, at the mouth OF Scotts creek, was
drowned during the storm Ivy the upsetflng
of a boat in which he was engaged in saving
lumber. The body was swept away.
Near Bowcrs's Hill 40 immense oak tree,
the largest and oldest in the county, Tell
across the house OF Samuel Tatem, COM
pletely wrecking the house from top to cell
lar. The body Of the tree cut through the
house into the cellar, destroying everything
in the building. ALI the family escaped cS-
cept Samuel Tatem, who was caught by the
branches Of the tree and had his ankle dis
located. :
4 negro waterman named John Spratt
was drowned in Hampton creek. ss..s
A gentleman from Nansemond county re-
ports that general scene OF dcsolation is
presented to the eye. Fruit-trecs, porches,
barns, and buildings OF all kinds are COM
pleteIy demolished. He counted sixteen
buildings within, sixteen miles OF the city
which had been ruined by the storm. ~
i, At Old Point . portion Of the tin roof OF
the Hygeia Hotel was blown of, causing
the building to be damaged by the rain
pouring In. ! Is - 80
Nearly every vessel at anchor Inside OF,
Hawkins's Hole dragged, and went ashore.
"A number OF small vessels are'Feported by
the. Aeeomac to be ashore near Hampt en.a5f
I THE bavoc. Of the. storm aloag The iipe Of
.tbe Dismal Swamp canal Is appalling. The
canal oyeraoWed and the water rushed oyer
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THE LATEST NEWS
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

THE YELLOw-FEyER AT MEMPHIS; THIR-
TY-ONE NEW CASES AND FOUR DEATHS
REPORTED Observation-Disclosures Il
THE PIslLICO FALL RACEs-FALL OF A
ROTTEN BRIDGE: A PARTY OF EIGHT
FRECIPITATED INTO THE HOUsATONIC
R1V ER-SA RATOGA TURF NOTES
BOAT-R RACING IN TARIO-
A HARD-GLOvE PRIZE FIGuT IN CALL
FORNIA; NINETY-FoUR ROUNDS AND A
DRAWN EATTLH-THE COAL.WAR IN Me-
VADA BROKEN OUT AFREsH-THE MUIR
DERERs OF JOSEPH F. FRYE, IN BOSTON,
DISCOVERED AND Arrested; ONE OF
THE ASSAss1NS MAKES 4 FULL COMES
SION-THE NATATORY CONTEST BE-
TWEEN BoYNToN AND WEBB TO TAKE
PLACE ON THE 10Th INSTAyTr&c.
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Foreign Items.

LONDON, August 19.-The Times says
Hon. John Welsh, United States Minister
TO England. who leaves London to-day,
will be generally regretted.
The Paris correspondent OF the Manchcs-
ter Guardian says the rapid decline OF b.
napartiSm in the provinces is shown by the
fact that three ImpGriaist newspapers have
recently stopped for want OF funds.
QUEBEC, August 49, Smallpox OF mallg-
nant type l;ls broken ont at Scusc st. Jean,
on the Saguenay. and is raging very badly
in that district, where there is 30 medical
attendance.
At meeting OF leading citizens last
night committee, consisting OF members
OF both the Irish and French societies, and
their priests, was appointed 10 try to arrive
at some peaceful arrangement. Everything
remains quiet.
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DIR. TUTE'S PILLS.
J,UTT's PILLS.
syMPToMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite, Bowels f'ostire; Pain IN the
Head with dull sensation In the back part: Pain
Under the Shoulder BI ade; Fullness After Eating,
with disinslination to cxsrtion of body Or mind
Irrirability OF Temper; Low Spirits, with feeling
of having neglected some duty: Wearlne.s, Dizzi-
ness Fluitering at the Heart. Dots Before the Eyes
Yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the right
eye; Restessness, with ftful dreams; Highly
Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE USHEEDED Sc
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted TO such
Gases. One dose effects sucn n change of feeling rs
TO astonsh the suferer.
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POSTAL Matters.

/. WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE proposals
solicited by the Post-Ofiic Department n,
its advertisement OF June Goth, for maiS
messenger transfer and sub. Office service Ss
Brooklyn, Chicago, st. Louis, Pittsburgr
Providence. Ricbnond, and New Orleans,
were opened to-day by the Postmaster
General The number OF bidders was be-
tween forty and bfty. The awards will
be made tomorrow, and the eosiracts must
be filed on or before October ist-seryicc
to commence Novem Der 1st.,
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FIR. &. sErEASE'S yERMaFEGE.
TluE GENUINE DIR. G. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
CELEBR ATED
TERMIFCGE

The couu,cnance Is pale and lcaden- colored, with
occasional Pushes circumscrbcd spot on one or
both checks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
iate; an azure semicircle runs along the lower eye
nd; the nose is irrltated, swells, ard sometimes
headache, with humning or throbbing of the ears
au unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furrcd
tongue breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ing; appetite variable, sometimes voraclous, with
= knawing sensation of the stomach, at others ell
tirey gone; Nectnr pains in the stomach; ocea-
nonal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels Irregular ut times costive;
stools Shiny, not unrrcqucntly tingcd with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and convuslvc; I'M
e asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the
teeth temper variable hut generally irritable &c'
Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. G. McLANE'S VER5fIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES not CONTAIN MERCURY
In any form. 1t is an innocent preparation, not CO.
pable Of doing the slightest injury to the most
tender infant.
THE genuine DIT. McLASE's VERNIFrGE hears
the signatures Of G. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS
q The wrapper.