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The will OF Sylvanus W. Godon, rear-ad-
! mra in the United States navy, who died
ia France in May last, was filed for probate
in New York Monday. He directs his wife's
Jewels to be sold, and be leaves half the
proceeds to the Young Women's Christian
Association and the other half to the Shell
tering Arms. He leaves $4,000 to the Epis-
copal Church in Paris, $4,000 to the Sea-
mems Friend Society, $4,000 to the Home
for Sailors, $1,000 to the Home for lncura-
blcs. g, 900 to the Hospital for the Ruptnred
and Crippled, $4,000 to st. Johns Land,
and the remainder TO the Pennsylvania Hos
pitul. in Philadelphia.
A new post-ofIice is established at Ba'-
ley's Cross Roads, Fairfax county, Va. on
the W aSbington and Ohio railroad between
Alexandria and Falls Church, with William
n. Payne as postmaster. r. p. Atkinson is
appointed postmaster at Bothwick, Dinwid-
die county, Va, Uice L. B. Howerton, re-
signed. The pcst-otice at Carley's Church,
Surry county, Va, is discontinued for want
OF postmaster; the papers so to Spring
Grove. The office at zeksville. Montgom-
ery county, Va, is discontinued for like
reason; the papers go to Benefits Mills.
Texas has combined the loea'-option and
the bell-punch law in regulating the sale OF
alcoholic beverages within her borders.
Under recent enactments OF her Legislature
each county in the State may decide
whether alcoholic beverages shall or shall
not be sold within it's borders, anu shouta
tile verdict be In favor Of the sale, then the
county authorities may decide upon the
number OF places to be, licensed and pro.
yided with bell-punches. The Galveston
Neees estimates that two hundred counties
will adopt the bell-punch system. and that
the. number of punches required will be
about four thousand. S..
In its q College Chronicle" the World !,
saws: June i7.-At Princeton Grafton be-
fore the societies by Judge Beverley Ran
dolph Wexford, at 10 A. II. ....s.,.
y ,hIs. II. w. , Penberton. Wife,,and IL. Rus
sell Pembertop, all OF this CITY, were regis
tered at the New I ork Heratd,,S Faris once .
last Saturday. 5,s sse ssqsi.t /, n f5s 3lryE II 81
! MFR. C. o.. Fulton and A., Is, Fulton. OF
the Baltimore. american, have dissolved
d, latter reeisipg 20 engage 10,
osIsf;; business. aTFa .9sts.l
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TALMAGE ABRoAD.-The following spe-
cial dis patch comes from London: g The
Rev. DR.. 7. Dewitt Talmage preached to-
day at the Aslington Presbyterian church,
Colebrookc road. to an enormous congrega-
ton. Much curiosity was cvnced by the
people to see the famous American preacher.
A dense crowd blockaded the streets leading
to the church. The enthusiasm was I'M
mense. Half mile before the PreSbyte-
rian church was reached the carriage OF the
reverend gentleman was lifted from the
ground and carried bodily to the church.
1t was one of the most tremendous oyations
ever paid to an American minister in Lon
don -
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THE STOMACH. CANNOT BE

THE STOMACH CANN Is +
? Il rreighted with greater trash than violent
drastic purgative. True, such medicine re'le7es
constipation for the time, but at the expense OF
great Injury to the intestinal canal, which 1t both
infanes aud weakens, thus uniting IL for the per-
torrance of lis proper functions. Widely different
Is the action OF Hostetcr's Stomach Bittcrs. tonic
apericnt which produces effects prompt, indeed
but never violent AMI CONFUSING. The purity OF
its botanic ingredients, Its unobjectionable favor
its genial influence upon the mind, and The thor
oughncss of its remedial action In of cOnsti
patton, liver complaint, and dyspepsia. combine 20
render Ii most desirable family specific. II in
crease5 both physical vIgor ard substance, tram
quilizes and invieorates the nervous system, and
gives an unwoned relish for the food. wine
glass three times daily is about the average dose.
lie lS-W(wlFSM a+..r 1852.
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'q;2ift,,,ouil nlspatth,
=--y JUNE is, 1879.
PETERSBURG.

FL
CRIT AGAINST THE CRY OF aaSoh ssr 1,1r
TEE ,r uorRs OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. roN i''1
nsreNDANr. ..,,,o,a r,,sna,ch.,
fCorres''u"'">@ " JUNE "a, 1879.
,,,,ont In the case OF SicSefs Us.
the , ~ ~ Manchester was given 90 the
inc his his afternoon at6 O'Clock. ihs So s,a
Jury m'n copnse, to three hours aside. Mf.
restr'p ravlor, Of Manchester, opened tor
John , q; 10 O'Clock, and was followed
the p s,;" nv George D. Wise for the
reslsant lanes Neeson for the p'a'nt'ti,
dcie"ST, a;or Stringrellow for defendant.
sne Ws,or StringfeiIow closed att O'Clock
MaS cn,rt took a recess until O'Clock. On
TIE C"" 'nf;nr General Logan spoke for an
rf">, ,nr rho defendant, and A. Nj. heiiey
nov" ,bn argument for the plaint'h. Dt"
cos'T ,hn nro rrcss OF the case many eScpP-
riHE -" ,rrp taken on both sides TO The rulings
il'. w. rnurt. with view OF carrying the
"asn 10 higher court.
ca. ~. W in-y were out Just twenty minutes,
Nv s:,n1h, in 4 verdict for the city OF
s.'u hester. allowing the plaintiff a little
N"..,s ooo. which ihe city admits 10 be due
him and unpaid. :,
S", new trial. which motion will come up
10 ~ rhc Court ut IL O'Clock Tomorrow.
w't ,hn ssme time counsel for the plaintiff
~ 49, n,,icr that they would prepare 4 bill
- ,.cn,jons 10 be presented in case the
u p'o,;on for new Trial is oTerruled.
ThiS case has occupied the time OF our
circni, Court, without interruption, for six
Says-hayIrg been commenced on Tuesday
--,;D,, az last week. 1t has been con-
'1nc,rd on both sides with great courtesy by
rr,unsci, and has attracted q great deal OF
;,.orrst in the community. The jury was
.Imrascd OF gentlemen OF intelligence and
sirh sanding, and they gave close and pa.
.snt attention 10 the case from the com
mencemeut--yery frequently asking ones
tionS.
,,,a .Judsc WeiSiger in Chesterfield county
ronsuming seven days OF the term OF the
Circuit Court. ,.,.
Rev. Pr. T. D. Witherspoon is confined
~ his bed by sickness. ROBIN AoAIR,
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Forty-sixth ConGress--.First Session.
,@es.. sas WASHINGTON, June II, 1879.


.,... 1885,. SENATE. -v,
The bill to amend the act of 1903 for en-
rolling and licensing vessels In the coastinS
trade was again taken up.
The army appropriation bill was then
taken up and altered as follows: The com.
mittee amendment providing that members
OF the next two graduating classes at west
Point may receive $3.50 on the completion
of their studies and return home for two
wears was stricken out; rs were also the
clauses 10, bidding promotion IN any branch
OF the army. :...s ..:,. -,,t ,
| A long debate then ensued with reference
to the meaning and object OF that clause OF
the 9Th section concerning the use or the
army I" for police purposes to keep peace al
the polls"
Mir. Blaine offered an amendment prohi-
biting all carrying OF weapons ut the polls
under penalty OF inc and imprisonment.
.Messrs. Mcdonald and Beck then read eX-
tracts from letters and other documents 10
show that the interference OF the army at
the polls was not an imaginary danger, but
| had occurred.
Mr.. Withers said he should endeayor to
secure a vote OH the pending bill to-mor'
row.
Adjourned. ..... .r
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Atkins, chairman Of the Appropria-
lions Committee, reported back the legisla.
tive appropriation bill and the Senate
amendments thereto, with report recon-
mending concurrence in some and non
concurrence in others OF the amendments.
The recommendations were all con.
CURED in. ,,
The Joint resolution authorizing the sur.
vey of the Mississippi river near Lake
Concordia, La, DC. was passed.
The iudicia! expenses bill was received
from the Senate and referred to the Appro.
priations Committee.
The House then resumed the considera-
ton of the bill prohibiting political assess
ments, which led to somewhat acrimo'
NOUS debate.
Mr.. Conger, of Michigan, denounced the
bill as an infamous proposition.
Mr.. McLane, OF Maryland, said the Re.
publican party held power only by the cor
rupt use OF Federal patronage, which it was
The purpose OF this bill 10 prohibit. He
spoke at considerable length in favor Of the
bin. and in condemnation of the Republic
can party generally. but was repeatedly in
terruDted By Mr.. Conger with questions ant
sarcastic remarks, which finally led to ar
appeal to the Chair on point OF parlia
mentary order.
The discussion was closed by demand
for the regular order of business, and The
bill went over until tomorrow.
The House then took up Senate bill re
lating to iuries, but the Republicans, wht
maintained that it could not be acted upor
until the judicial expenses bill had beer
disposed Of, resorted to tilibustering, ant
iafter a Jwo-hours' struggle the attempt tt
get vote was abandoned, and the Hous'
adjourned.
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/: CORPORATION JUDGE.-Governo Holiday
to-day appointed Mr.. Charles E. Stuart
Judge OF the Corporation Court OF this city,
to till the vacancy accustomed by the death
OF Judge Lowe. Mr.. Stuart is a young but
prominent member Of the bar-a gentleman
Of fine legal acqurements-and will Doubt
less make an excellent judge.-Aterandrta
Gazetie. = -
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A Man TO be Lynched

CHARLESTON, s. G., June IA special
dispatch from Spartanburg to-day says that
at about u O'Clock last night body OF $50
armed me entered that town on horseback
and proceeded to the Jail, where they de-
manded John Moore, prisoner committed
for the outrage and murder OF Miss Wood
ward on the 9th instant.
Sheriff Thompson, having been warned
that an attempt would be made to lynch the
prisoner, had removed him to The Airline
railroad, about mile from town, intending
to board the northern-bound train and
reach Columbia; but he had been watched.
and before the train arrived the lynchcrs
secured Moore and took him to the scene
of the murder, near Wexford, twelve miles
distant, where they said they would hang
him at 10 O'Clock this morning. Moore and
his victim were both white.
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Mr.. Herring fingered in an unconscious |
state for about four or i've hours, when he |
expired. He was I'm excellent health when |
he sas down to breakfast. Mr.. Herring |
was about forty years Of age, and leaves a |
kind wife and three Interesting children
who have the sympathy Of the community.
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Protection Of American Citizens.

NEW YORK, June 17.-Pbe Ship-Owners'
Association has received letter from W.
Hunter, Second Assistant Secretary OF State,
at w ashington. saying that the Government
has under consideration the question Of
making such representations TO the counties
at war in South America as will secure the
protection Of American citizens engaged in
the guano- carrying trade. :
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR.
RICHMOND. VA. MAY Al 1870. |

OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR.2
RICHMOND. VA, May 81, 1879. !
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. from O'Clock A. 81. TO 6 O'clock p. 81. from
the 18th day OF June TO the 30th Inclusive, for The
purpose of receiving from any person charged with
!. CITY TAXEs-REAL AND PERSONAL
fer the wear 1879, the whole or one half OF The
amount OF tax charged, and that TEN PER CENT.
will be added the amount of tax charged in every
whole or One.half within the rmc SO limited. TO
avoid crowd and pressure the last few days Of the
collection, the Collector respectfully requests all
narties to call early In the time specified and those
having lists and memorandum to leave VIII do so,
that their bills may be selected and receipts made
out. tr.-.a... 81. ..s.. n. h' " SV r,Ts
je 8. I'm .. VI. as--..- toIiector.
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ABANH CASHIER SENTENCED TO THE PENI-
TENr1ARY- Wilmington, DEL, June II.
The ex-csshier OF the National Bank OF
Wilmington and Brandywine, who plead
guilty to cmbezzlement and false entries.
has been sentenced to five years lmprson-
ment. The amount OF the defalcation IS
S2S, 900, of which $4,000 has been returned
10 the bank.
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complimentary Demonstration.

SAN FRANCISCO, June ia compliment
airy reception was given last night by the
California Academy OF Sciences to the off,
GERS of the Jeanette Arctic expedition.
~ hch sails shortly for the North. via Behr-
ine's Straits. Speeches were made by Lieu
tenant DeLong, Vice-President Harkness,
of the Academy, and others. The Jeanette
will leave about the 18th instant.
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!. Nnxa / I],nseIlig,e.;nlec...

EoaPULK. "a, June 17.-Arrtved, United
States sloop-of-war Vandalia; sailed, United
States steamer standish and Nay Flower for:
Philadelphia.
The flags at the nayY-yard and on the
shipping at this station were displayed at
halt-mast to-day, and the receiying-ship
Franklin fred thirteen minute-guns at mid
day 10 respect to the memory OF the late
Rear ADMIRAL Godon. 81 =
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, June 17.-Foba.-StOcks 6rin. Mo-
ney Oh call, 3Ga4 per cent. ENehance--Loug, 4S7S:
short, 4S9.. State hons dull Governments firm.
Errntpg.-Money easy 4. 3 per cent. Exchange,
4S74@4S7k. Governments active and firm: new
5's, 1888; ~ per cents, l05S; A per cents, 1O2k.
States dull. 49,.
BALTIMORE. ~..'
BALTIMORE, June 17.-Virg1nIa 6's old 80; de-
ferred 6H second series, 80: consols. 6Ti7: past
due coupons, 79S. North Carolina 6's, old 25: new
11S; special tax, 2. Bid to-day.
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The Battle of Bunker Hill.

BosToS. June 17.-The anniversary OF
the battle OF Bunker Hill was observed
here to-day as holiday. and business was
generally suspended. There were process
sions in Boston and Charlestown. and q
rowing regatta on Mystic river by New
England crews.
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lsarTHsIEbD, VA, JUMP a,71s7s

- tsMrTHsIELp, VA, Jupr12 1874. f.f
Editors Dispatch :; This morning about,
O'Clock, while eating his breakfast, Mr.
3 DOM Herring fell to tue feoE in d nts OF
opsfxy. Drs. Vail and Boy Gin were im- 4
sznsdiaiety summoned, and did everything
Aaaaa skill could suggest pus II, ING Avail, 1
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TIE LYSCHING CoNsUMMATED.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 17.-John J. Moore,
who has been confined in the Spartansburg
Is. CO. Jail for the supposed rape and muir
der of Miss Frances Heaton ~, OF Pickens
county, was forcibly taken possession OF by
party OF infuriuted citizens last night and
hanged at s O'Clock this morning in the
woods near the place where the remains OF
the murdered lady were found. Moore as
serted his innocence to the very last.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

HICuXoSp, June II, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, so bushels. Red. ] Sc bushels.
CORN White, 756 bushels. Nired, $50 bu IL
els.
BLACK PEAs-SO bushels.
ShLEs, REPORTED TO SECRE1hhT.
WHEAT White, 5 bushels good 1T Slip. Red.
40 bushels prime Fnl,z al 81 ID: 40 bus hes prime
Fnl!z at sl.l5; rs bushels prime mixed at SIG
total. 156 bushels. s....
CORN White. SO bushels prime at 55c.; SO
bushels pr II 55c : 90 bushels prime at Doc. !:
81 bushels con mon at Soc: ID bnshe IS common at
25c.-toIal, IT'S bushels. MtTed. 80 bushes Mt
53c.; so bushels very good AZ 54c; 100 biSh' Is ut
52c.-tota. so bushels
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Almost d Tragedy in n Court Room.

MEMPHIS, June 17.-This afternoon, dI-
ring the trial of John j. CBrien for the
alleged seduction Of Miss Lizzie Foss, and
while the defendant was te>tifying as to his
innocence of the crime. Miss Voss arose
from her seat near her counsel and, walking
to the defendant, said: '' You villain, you
murdered my father, and now you want to
ruin my reputation" AS she ceased speak
ing She drew pistol from her dress-pocket,
but before she could fire she was caught by
the deputy sheriff, whe wrested the pistol
from her hands. r SE..z.
" Last March Miss Voss's father committed
suicide on learning OF his daughters dis.
grace. The suit now pending is for 50 1000
damages, g 81 8" $500 'fsef.. t
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OFFICIAL.

N ORDINANCE TO REPEAL SEC
n TI0N /. CHAPTER SO, CONCERNING THE
SALES OF COAL AND COKE, AND TO -RE'
STORE FORMER ORDINANCE. ..h.-s
... lApprored June 5. 1871
Re II ordained by the Council Of the cty or
Richmond, That sectlon OF ch2pter 80 or the
City Ordinances approved February ID. 1877;
CONCERNING the sale OF coal and coke so as 70 guard
more effectuaIly against fraud in The delivery of
Quantities sold, be repealed.
Re 1t further ordaiRed. That the ordinance con-
ceriug ;Ie sale OF coat and coke. existing prior
10 the 9Th OF February, 1870, be and the same IS
hereby reort,aiped 49,. je 13-5t !
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MARINE 1NTELLHGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JUNG 10, 1870.
Suie rfses............ 4:42 HIGH TIDk. 9'F
sun sets........... 7:1s Morning.......,... 3.2s
MooS rises. ...... S:l9 Evening. AS

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE II. 1879.
s..@ SAILED a4 4.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New Yorh.
merchandise and passengers, e. w. Alien & Co.,
agents. 49,. "a. -"
steamer Fverman. Carr, Philadelphia, tnereisan-
disc and PASSENGER. j. w. McCarLieat, ageat.
mail. merchandise, and passengers, L. B. TatunI,
agent. ..-.'s n. ~, e... .it
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. s,...g
From New York June 10th, schooner y. Il. Ben
ION. MjJer. ....tsi Y.a 4.- no.
From Baltimore Juue 18th, schooner Lanncelot,
Evans z ~aEtt
..-..e d. ISIS. MEMORANDUM. s... gas.a
PHILADELPHIA. Juue l6.--Arrlyel Schooner
John MeDonnei!y, MoKeutrcc, frotn Richmond. p,
ss'rt!4 90 by telegraph. ~
y NEW YORK, june i7.-ArriYeti Bothnia, New
Orleans. Morgan City, Flora, Engis., Agrye.i cue:
Treats Harte caroIina, CorffGsf, Yreda
'pfsL.e!2a, state Of Georgia. ~ - ta II
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CALIFORNIA; Republican Convention.
IS SAN FRANCISCO, JHne 1.-THE Republi-
can State Convention met at Sacramento
this afternoon. Among the candidates pro-
miuenfiy mentioned for the head OF the
ticket are General George s. Evans, OF San
Joachim, anu George G. Perkins and John
+. Swift, OF San francisco. - ..;3 ss.--
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l Tne Sew y. Ham ip,shire se,ni.atorship.

II CONCORD, June IT, Henry W. Blair was
to-day elected United States senator. The
vote in the House was: Blair, l8l Bing-
ham, 95. And Ia the Senate: Blair, 20;
Bingham,t4 :1,fhIi. III ~
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THE KELLOGG CASE.
morrow,

% r.. j. Brooks 1swore; before the Senate
Election Committee the other day that he
had never made airy statement rejecting on.
Kellogg: Tonight, however, 9 copy of bis
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F'i9ar.

fine, $3.50; superGne. 81 so: extra. $S259
$40; COMMON family, 1915 @S6 i..ncy rralas.
S6Mfe.75.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. June ~, 1873.
The number of breaks to-day comprised SOC hogs-
heads and 27 tierces. The oftriugs Ut auction 90
Change were IS packages; Of which number 90
were sold at prices ranging from sI.l0 ~ 1880.
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DURKEylLLE, May 2, 1879.

hts. II. ;. WOOUON.
About The first of February last was great suf
fcrrr from dryncss Of mouth AMI THROAT and Durn-
Ing thirst llricd the from ,sifercn; springs
unG wells III my nrishb0rhO0d withcu. relief. and
all turned sour In the stomach. procured some of
YOUR "LUNEA HTHIA Water" and
two three drlughts IN quick succession alaycd All
thirst aud removed the dryDcss and made me very
com ortab.e. Ny daughter similarly affected
could moi lind any relief from burning thirst.
sra and vomiting after drinking water. She COM
neEccd drinking the "LUNENBl rig LfIliIA
WATER" and found prompt relic! aud great bcne-
fit. voluntarily send you his certificate rs an c1-
pres. lou Of my gratitude Tor The greet bcut III de-
rived from drinking the .LCSfNG: RG LITl!lA
WATER" Very respectfully.
JAMES A. AGSgw, NJ. d,
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nfssta!.. WEDs.,. l. 49,. A,s,

DOPOMA, IMPERIAL GRANUM,
i nndaiI the best DIkTETlC PEfrAHATIOSS,a
MEADE IL BAkht'> Drugstore.
MATTONI HUNGARIAN WATER
POPULAR EUROPEAN MlNEugsL WATERS
sold by the hottie or rp,'' at
MEADE & BAKER, Drugstore.
"S. s. s." AID CUTI"reh at
MEADE Il BSKEN'S Drugstore.
PEARLS OF ENGLI-H M;HT.
for relieving fatigue and muse III i!of weather. az
MEADE & BhKEG'S drugstore.
DCRAND's CA>TILLuN elixir.
for chronic durr!9i.a
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
EMSER PASTILLEN.
direct from the spring. at
MEADE BAktE~ Drugstore.
i:AMPLoUGU'S PYGtTIc saline at
MEADE & BAKEI:'s Drugstore.
IMPORTED FAmINA cpLuGxEs at
MEADE 4 BAkaE'S Drug tore.
yITAI.IZED PRDSrilATES,
for .uss Of ncrye.pOwer atd Rcm' RAJ "eblity, &c.
SGli NJ
MEADE 4 BAKER : Drugstore
TURKISH BATH SOAP AND OAD ENGLISH
TOILET >Oi'o
sold at
MEADE & Bhkt!:- Drugstore.
AL. POPULAR REMEDIES AND MEDICAL,
APPLIANCES
10 BE- hah of
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists.
IL 9l9 Main STREE. richmond. va.
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Icommend II as most rnittHbe agent In Dys-
pepsta, especially that form ACCOMPANIED BIZ acid
pruct;tInDS. | have witnessed mast obstinate
ca c-ouethat resisted the whole muteTid medtcd-
Yield IT. ne eff cts Of this wafer also commend
IL rs 4 Febrifugr. ". j. ALLEN. NJ. ID.
Lu7tenJurJ Courthouse, March 2A, 1873.
POLK MILLER & co, Druggists. corner OF
Sjnth and Main streets, ole Agents.
jc l3.eod