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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-10
FIorfda ReuubIfcans.

JACKSONVILLE, May S.-The Republican
Congressional Convention OF the Fist as
trict in this State has been In session TWO
days at Tallahassee without making nom
ination for Congress. Yesterday strong
Grant and Settle resolutions were passed.
without opposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-10

\, w. A. Carter Is appointed postmaster at
Mount Cross. Pittsylyania county, Va,
zee John I. Read, resigned. u. Y. satter-
ssid Is appointed postmaster at Highland,
kiicbie county, w. Va, rice A. ID. Adams,
resigned. Charles l.. peasants is APP
pointed postmaster at Montpelier, Han
osef county, Va, uice l.. Higginson, re-
Exned. New post-oflces have been eslab.
med at sturgis, Acccmac county, aud
|'sy'ard, Clarke county, va.
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w..sachusett. Greenbackers.

Boston, May s.-The Greenback Labor
marty of the Fourth district last night
elected delegates favoring Butler for nrst
choice and David Davis for second.
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THE PELICAN AND DIVES
MINING COMPANY,

Organized under the laws of the State of New
York.
SILVER MINES situated at Georgetown. In
Griffith district, Clear Greek county. Colorado.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000; 81 o,0O0 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, $40 EACH.
Stock full paid and mona ssessable.
REGISTRARS OF "Reminiscences Loan
and Tru.t Company.
TRUsTEEs.-Norvn Green, PRESIDENT Western
Union Telegraph Company, New York: Henry Il.
Plant. president Southern Express Company, New
York: !. g. BabcOck. treasurer Adams Express
Company. New York; ID, ]. Carson, secretary
Sou hern Bel Telephone and Telegraph Company.
New York 7. II. Munson, Drexel Building, New
York; Albert q. Chandler, president Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company. New York; ". e.
Hnmst0ne, general superintendent Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company, New York Tbeo.
". Val. general manager National Bell Telephone
Company, Boston: Thomas ]. Brady, Assistant
Postmaster General, Washington, u. c.; Henry =.
Russell. Boston. Mass. General Francis j. Nar,hall,
GEORGETOWN, Colo; James W. ormes, general super
intendert southern Bell Telephone ANA Telegraph
Company, New York.
Russell. vce-president rbeo. N. Vail, vice Drtsi.
dent; X. III. Rochester, treasurer; George G. Wide.
secretary.
Clarence Cary formerly OF virsi.ia), New York |;
Jerome L. Manning, Worcester Mass. counsel.
Subscriptions received and informal ion given by
aN2S-lm THOMAS BRANCH Il co.
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORk.
NKw York, May s.-Colton dull: sales to-
day, 85 bales last evening, 30 bales; uplands,
II 1886; orleans, IL 1871 Sc. flour-southern
duh and unchanged. Wheat 10 tc. better: export
$lE4ds1.30 Corn heavy and a shade lower;
ur grad, O. 4eHG 52c.; tba latter for fancy. oats
heavy and la &c. lower: Az: for No, 3; Hops
Sugar firm aud quiet: Porto gico. rye: fair 10
good r. inning. 7,sG97Ac. Mols So unchanged and
quiet. Rice firm aud farly active. Rosin I'M
changed Turpeniine duh ana easter at 3lsc.
Wool dull and heavy; domestic a"ece, 43d 57c.;
pu'lei. 800 52c.. unwsshed ls@36c.; Texas,
1SM36c. Pork steady; trade moderate ut $1,000
@s1O.6O. M,ddcs about steady; long clear,
1910. short: o.; long and shor,: se;s71 Lard
a6oS STEADY ild fery q"s1 G S o AND %an "s.
BALTIIORE.
BALTIMORE, May e.-FIo'T frm and In good
demand ut Yesterdays nice. sou bern whta
r% western quiet and .I,ss fs sJ for lse
s sls; Nv slsssasI "a June nso ,!ass$
sl2ss; July, sI:l2x@ti IL: Ananst, 81 0sa@
mand western quiet; southern white, 65@58c.
yellow nominal. AIS stead, solinern, 47G46
quill ordinary to prime I3q sc. sugar about
steady; "a" soft. 9,c. VIII Key steady at t1.lOh.
Freights quiet and easier.
CINCINNATI.
s5 is fancy. s5.35dt6Z5. Wheat ~ fair demand
aud 6rm: No red winter. chO.ce, 81 10. Corn
easier: No, z. 4Ut'. ba's nrius No. =, soc. 4Ork
strong at si0.25Casl0.35. Lara quiet and firm at
&c. S5 $500 Bulk-meats q iei ard unchanged.
Bacon nrm sno uLchangcd. Whlskey steady at
4lo6. sngac ste.dy; hard. ga lotc.; New
Orleans, 7ka &c. Hogs IN go'N demand aud shade
higher.
LOUISVILLE.
louisville, Nav 8 Il Flour arm and unc hanged.
Wheat steady at sl.05Gfl.oG, Corn steady aud
6rm. Oats firm al SOC. Pork ,ieidy. Lard In ac-
tive demand. Bulk-meats quirf; .hOuii'r,, H.10 /;
ribs, $3.50: sides, 1850. Bacon frm shoulders,
s475; RIBS, 1895 sides s1.5r sugar cured hams,
e9.25@*l0.50. Whiskey ia - Il demand
81. LDUIa.
ST. LOUIS. May S.-tlGur oe,ier; fancy, $3.50
bid: famiiy, A. go bid. Nii,t' cull: No. 2 red
fall, el.I2kMs 81 l24. corn rg-"r al 33fG33Ac.
Oats dull al SAKE. Whisky quiet AZ Al OF. Pro-
visions quiet and unchanged with small Jobbing
trade.
CHICAGO, MAY S.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat fairly active; No. 2 Chclgo spring, tl.17 !;
No. 3 Chicago spring, 96@97.. Corn In fair
demand; 20. and btyh mixed, 36tc. Oats In
fair demand: No. 2. 3Ch@ 5Ok.. Pork In lisht
den aud; holders firm at sio05. Lard quiet sc
f6.8n6t6s7h. Bulk m sts- Shoulders. e4.16
short rib. 1925; clear, t6.4o. Wniskey steady
and in fair temaDd at tl.US
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. May S.-t'otton-Ne' receipts. SO 8
bales gIoss 445 bales futures 81 sed quiet; saes,
"a, 900 bales May, II 6-@f i66; June 81 :8s
GilI.89: July, fll7S; tHgust tll.65@
tIJ SO; September, fll44m a. 50; October
&IlmfIl.01. November, slO76 December
klO75Mfl076.
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A knoll in front OF and to the southwest
Of the Metropolitan Museum, in Central
Park, New York, has been selected as a
suitable site for the Egyptian obelisk, and
the Department of Parks has given its con-
sent 10 the erection Of the obelIsk there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-10
An Insane Juror on Murder Trial.

PATERSON, n. j., May SIT was reported
to Judge Dixon this morning by the consta-
bles in charge Of the jury in the Nymab
murder trial that Juror Joseph Abbott was
insane. This was confirmed by four physi-
clans this morning. The jury was dis
charged. 1t will be decided Monday what
will he done with the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-10

spondent says that Mr.. Cross the husband
OK % George Eliot" Is the London repre-
sentative Of an American financial house.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, May S.-A Constaniiuople dis.
patch says: A council Of war has unani-
mously decided the assassin OF Colonel
Conmerof guilty, aud the sentence OF death
will be pronounced Monday, aud the prison.
er executed during the day.
Part OF the roof OF ST. Gothard tunnel fell
Thursday, killing three workmen.
LONDON. May "a Paris dispatch says !:
" The irreconcilables have project for
organizing large demonstration at Pere
La Cbaise over the graves Of the Commu-
nists who fell in May, 1871. Should any
ill.advised Communists persevere In the
scheme the Government will take measures
10 preserve the peace"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-10

to-day IN favor Of the establishment Of an
iaebriate asylum at Washington.
The President and Mr.. schurz to-day
determined to expel the white intruders
from the Indian lands.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
pafcb.l
THE TUCKER TARIFF BILL.
WASHINGTON. Msy S.-The Ways and
Means Committee finally agreed upon Rep
rcsentative fuckers tariff bill this MORN
ing, and ordered 1t to be favorably reported
to The House. That portion relating to
| sugar was agreed 10 as q separate measure,
and will also be favorabIy reported to the
House In separate bill. The remaining
portions Of the tariff bill proper which were
! agreed TO to-day are as follows: Salt Is
stricken from the bill entirely; the duty
therefore remains as at present, IL cents per
hundred pounds In bags and Scents per hun
dred pounds in bulk. Upon screws OF al
descriptions, the duty Is placed at 3 and Z
cents instead OF B and cents per
pound, as agreed upon yesterday. The
duty upon wood pulp is reduced from 20 TO
III per cent. adj, alorem iute butts from 90
TO SO per ton; manufactured fax and all
other fibres or fbrous material for the
manufacture OF paper from $40 TO S25 to the
Uniform rate Of go per ton; sized or glued
paper for printing from % TO 20 per cent.
unsized for books and newspapers exclu.
slyely from 20 to Is per cent manufactures
OF paper or OF which paper is a component
part, not otherwise provided for, from 35 to
20 per cent; plows, harrows, spades,
shoyels, hoes, and other like articles OF
which iron or steel Is component material
used for agricultural, mining or mechanical
purposes from 80 to % per cent. ad yalorem.
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DIR. q. McLANE's vERNIFUGE.
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
VER3IIfUGE

The countenance is pale and leaden. colored, with
sec ,slonal Pushes circumscribed spot on one or
Goth cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
Hate; an azure semicircle along the lower eye
Nd: the nose is irritated, swells, aEi sometimes
oleeds; swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache. with humming or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very FOUL particularly in the morn.
Ing: annette variable, sometimes voracious. with
kpawing sensation OF the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; heetlps pains in the stomach; occa-
uousl nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular, at times cosiye;
stools Shiny, not unfreauently tinged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough cough sometimes dry and convulsive; un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
eeth; temper variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever he above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANE's vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
n any fcrm II Is an Innocent preparation, not ca
paIle Of doing the slightest injury to tie most
ender infant.
The genuine DIR. MCLAyE's VERMIFUGE bears
he s,gna,ures Of G, McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
0 n the wrapper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-10
Five Years for Being Too Much
Married.

CHICAGO, May S.-Thc trial Of Clarence
Davis. the noted bgamist, which has occu-
pied three days, ended this morning in
verdict OF equity" The prisoner was
sentenced to five years In the pesitentiary.
Three marriages were proven against Davis
with no deaths nor divorces to free him from
thc bonds OF any OF them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-10
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Savage Prize-Fight.

WOMAN IN THE RING-DRAwN BATTLE.
New YORK, May S.-A Scranton PA
special gives the particulars OF prize-6gbt
which took place near the city limits yes
terday between Dave Richards and Tom
Thomas, and was witnessed by about 1000
spectators, including members OF the police
force and Select Council, the heights around
being black with men and boys. Richards
is twenty-eight years old and $50 pounds
weight, while Thomas is twenty-iour years
old and weighs 140 pounds.
Twenty-seven rounds were fought, the
spectators cheering Justify. The third
round was ierceIy fought, and ended in
both falling heavily to the ground and
pummelling each other vigorously where
they lay, until picked up by their seconds.
Their faces were badly disfgured on COM
ing to the scratch for the next round. At
this stage the wife OF Richards appeared
upon the scene, with her sleeves rolled high
up on her arms, and breaking through the
crowd, she forced her way into the ring
and exclaimed, $50 for him, Dave, my
boy" The result OF these encouraging
words was that Dawes antagonist fell with
the blood gushing from his mouth.
At the end OF the twenty-seyenth round
the combatants, who were scarcely able to
stand, were separated by their friends In
the crowd. Richards appeared 10 have the
best OF it, although it was declared drawn
battle, and will be fought out again at an
early date. The stakes were said TO be
@IOO a side
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The Death Penalty.
EXECUTION OF A NEGRO AT FORT WORT

EXECUTION UF MUM III rVNI "VI'f"'
GALVESTON, May 8.-A special from Fort
Worth says: Isham Copps (colored). yester-
day expiated the heinous crime OF rape
upon the person Of young white lady.
About 10000 persons witnessed the execu.
ton.
The MadIsOn.Square-Ga Disaster.
NEW YORK, May The inquest in the
Madison.S quare-Garden disaster was con-
cluded last night, the jury rendering YER
dict that the building was faulty in con-
struction; censurng the Harlem Railroad
Company tits owners(, and the Department
Of Buildings.
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Murdered and Married.

End OF AN INTERESTING TRIAL IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May S.-Tbe trial Of
William Mckinney for the murder Of Al
fred Smith ended at Mount Vernon yester.
day. Mckinney seduced Smiths daughter
Annie. Her father drove both from the
house last Christmas. The evidence showed
that Smith stabbed Mckinney, who then
shot the former. Annie witnessed the kill
ing, and had been living with the accused.
In the argument Mckinney's counsel beg
ged the jury to let the boy go free. and
promised that he and Annie would marry.
The Jury rendered a verdict OF "Not
guilty." and Mckinney and the daughter
Of the murdered man stepped forward and
,rnrn made man and wife.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, May o, 1850.
SALES III shares OF Richmond and Dznvine
railroad sock sold ut So.
GOy1U yNEuT SErupfTruS MI lsk>f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-10

DRUGS, MTUsdTHEa. t..
TOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF.
THE MOST PERFECT FOOD FOR tNVALIDs
EVER INTRODUCED.
A CONCENTRATED PREPARATION FOR
NUTRITIOUS BEEF TEA, OR SOUP.
For SALE BY PURCELL, LADD& 90,
mh 80 1915 blan street.
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PORT Of RICHMOND Nay y, 1860.
AnRIVFn gAT..RDAY.

PORT Of RICHMOND. Nay q. 1850.
ARRIVED sATtRDAY.
Steamer Manhattan. Kelly. New YORK, merchah'
disc AMI Passengers. q. W. Alan n 90. ~
steamer Ari.i, clifford. Norfolk. United stAes
mail merchandise, and passengers u. Is. Iatum
agent. 1890 ...-.. .o.
schooner Agnes Repplier, Lloyd, AleAandria'coa
Writ Robert. ,,,, ...
cbapdise, Haxali.Crensbs~ Company
SAILED SATURDAY.
schooner willism Il. knight Flowers, Charles
ton. corn, Curtis a Parker. ~, -,
Schooner sandy iloos. Abbot, New fors, ium-
Der aud slave, Curtis = Parker. qua.
Schooner John A. Curtis, Qaiilan. Jersey Chy
schooner Blim5ier Norton, Gostou, coa', Currie
& Co.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Msnhat an. Kelly, New York, ner-
.h.nJise and passengers. G. ". A ten o.. agents.
steamer Alliance Tunnii. Phil,delphis. mer'
chaDdise and passengers. y. ". AeCarrick, agent
cLEAGkD.
American schooner iva Ma, -, Cardinals
Cnbr. with 2Os,042 h0gshcad h,ops, valued al
CLEARED FOR rms PORT.
From Philadelphia Mas 6ii. .cbooper NJ. {. Car
roll, Carroll a., ,.,a. -. N Hasa
N0rbury.
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DIR. &. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

DIR. &. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are mot recommended as q remedy for all the Ills
hat flesh Is heir to-" bat in affections OF the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and SICK
Headache, or diseases OF that character they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND yEvER.
mo better catbsrtic can be used prepsratoryto or
saser taking quinine.
As simple pursative they ara unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the Id, with the
impression DE-. McLAsE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures OF G. hcLAsh
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine On. c. hcLASE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared By Fleming Bros.' OF Pitts-
burgh, Pa, the market being full OF limitations OF
he name McLAsE, spelled differently but same
my le-deowly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-10

DILL $3.50 to 90 per ream, AZ
u IL DlsPATCHPRlATIkG,H
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WaSnfuvtOu.

STIR AMONG THE REPUBLIcANs--THE PREsr.
DENTAL 0UTL00K-vERM0NT DEMOCRACY
FOR hANc0CK-THURMAN AND 0HIO-THE
NEwTARIFF BILL-PERs0NAL-B ITEMS,
AC..
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CURATIN =.
CURATIVE,

4 VEGETABLE MEDICINE
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-12-08
JOB PRES"TEgTG
an INDIAN "TAE.N."

The details Of 3Ir. Peace Com
missioner Judd's Interview with
Sitting Bull and Rain.in-the Face,
1T Poplar River Agency, are just
coming in. These hostile chiefs,
with a large following, invaded
the agency, and by threats and
firing of guns scared JUdd and
Pollock, the Agent, badly. After
feeding the hostilcs we'll, how
ever, they consented to "a talk
I Said Commissioner judd to the
interpreter: Tell Rain : in the
Face to say to Sitting Bull that
he must take his people right out
Of this and leave these peaceabie
Indians alone
lnterpreter-'He wants to know
who'll make him =
Mr.. Judd-'Tell him that / will.
| have only to raise my hand and
hundren thousand warriors will
rush in with their glittering steel,
and guns with big mouth, and
clean out the whole OUTFIT
Interpreter - Rain. .in-thc-Face
says all the people the Great Fa-
tber has sent here ale liars, and
that you look just like the rest Of
them. He says, also. that you
have a bigger mouth than any
Of the guns you talk about. He
remarks. further, that if you are
not careful it will take all the az
ricultural knowledge contained in
several issues of your valuable
journal (meaning the American
Aqr1culturist) to grow a fresh crop
OF the capillary vegetable or the
summit of your cranium after his
friend S. B. interviews you on
what he knows about scalping.'
Mr.. Judd (excisedly-"Tell him
he must go or take the conse.
quences =
Interpreter-'He says blank the
consequences, he means to take
the rest of the vegetables !! He
took all the turnips last night, and
he proposes to occupy the corn,
cabbage and potatoes before he is
an hour Older =
Mr.. Judd-'Ask him if he knows
the power that lies behind me,
within easy CALL
lnterpreter-.'He says you beth
does, and that he knows you have
lots of tin your mind
[Chicago Tribune.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-12-08

The Tay bridge, at Dundee,
which was blown down last year:
in soon to be rebuilt. The main
features of the new structure will
be two. The old long girders,
which were thirteen in number,
are to be replaced by twenty-siS
small girders, and they are to be
thirty-one feet lower than they
were in the old bridge. This ne"
plan will give abundant security
for stability, but it will, of course,
involve a lowering of the glrders
already standing, and it is on this
ground that the plan is expected
to be opposed. The people in,
terested in the fifteen or twenty
smacks that find their way up the
river to the neighborhood Of Perth
in the course of a year will, in the
name Of "the navigation Of the
Tay." probably take considerable
exception to the new plans.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-12-08

ENDURANCE OF ENGINES AND En-
GINEERs.-An English engineer,
of Toronto, on being asked what
mileage locomotive could make
without repairs, said that be knew
Of one running 163:661 miles in
five years. But the endurance of
an engineer is something wonder
ful. One man for several years
rode 176 miles day, or 1866
miles a week, or 1876 for a
month Of twenty.six working days,
or q total of 55,098 miles for
one year of 313 working days.
As to the responsibilities Of a
passenger engineer, another said
those of the Americans have
been increased tenfold in the
past few years by the adoption Of
the air brake. Now he can de-
pend on no one in time Of tronblc,
nor can he lay blame or anybody.
The entire train is under his con-
troll, and he has often unknown to
the passengers, averted a serious
accident by quick appliance Of the
brakes.
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1eoetrp.
Is -
MANS EsEsOTEEEEeRsOOEe.

If any man must fall for me to rise,
Then seek not ty climb. Ancther'S pain
| choose not for my good. A golden
chain,
A robe of honor, is too poor prize
To tempt my hasty hand to do wrong
Unto fellow man. This life hath woe
Sufficient, wrought by mans satanic foe;
And who, that hath heart, would dare pro-
long
Or add sorrow to stricken soul
That seeks some healing balm to make II
whole?
NY bosom owns the brotherhood Of man;
From God and truth renegade is he
Who scorns poor man in his poverty,
Or on his fellow lays his superstition ban.
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ESssess:s s. FGascy articles.
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DR.. S. 2. FAINT, =.
Wholesale and Retail
DRUG GES z g
,NEWDEaRE. 5. c..

Offers Imported ana Indigenous Drugs.
Stapse snG Rare CheIaicaIS.
Foreign AID Domestic -Aed:caf Prepare
tio;is.
Fine Essential Oils and Select Powders.
New Pharmaceutical Remedies.
Special attention is called to the follow
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FANT'S Liver Regulator.
FANT'S Elixir o. CaliSaya with Pyrophos-
phate Of Iron.
FANT'S Compound Fluid Extract of Bucha.
FAAT'S Compound Extract Of Queens De-
light and Ssrsap.r:lla, with Iodide
= - Of Potassium. - =. ID
FANT'S Soothing Syrup.
FANT'S ESSeuce Of Jamaica Ginger.
FANT''S Ague Cnre--weii known 10 every
,ane in the County, having been
: thoroughly tested il fever and
asue.
FANTS Cologne. - l.. . s4..-. !:
.Curatiue and Iron Bitters-tne great
Blood Fnriier. - ). !
Sole ::seat for Swift's Syphiltic Specific,
the G.ea; EIni;n,tor of sll Impurities ef,the
Blood. The cure for Scrotula, Raeuma-
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Buckeye Pie Ointment, specific tor
Piles.
I also offer the largest assortment OF
Lamps, Soaps, Pcrfumery, Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, and Toilet Articles, OF eV-
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