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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-19


In course of talk with Mr. Bell. superinten-
dant of carriers in this city, l remarked that
some of the carriers did not wear the regulation
overcoats. and added You know they are not
required to wear Overcoats, but if they choose
to wear them, they must wear the coat pre-
scribed in the postal regulations.
Out ofthis grew all the stories that have been
published about Mr.. Gurley and the carriers
Overcoats Very respectfully.
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Acquitted of the Charge Of Bribing a
Voter.

POUGHKEFPsIE, n. Y, Dec. 19.-The case of
Deputy ShF rif Rowland, indicted for violating the
election law In attempting to bribe voter, was
concluded this m orning, the jury returning a YER
dict or not guilty. The case OF Police Constable
Burns, indicted for similar OffenSe. is now on.
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August Mast, German, living in Cresco.
Howard county, Iowa, died from trichine.
caused by eating diseased pork. His wife
and three children are all sick from the same
cause.
In the Hastings court at Richmond. Va. YES
terday, W. B. Meredith and VIM. A. Smith,
students in the Virginia Medical college, ar
rested last week while attempting to rob a
grave in lakewood cemetery, were each SEN
fenced to six months in Jail.
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lively collequy followed between Mr. Wells
ard Mr.. Smith, which was checked by the
court.
Mr.. Wells announced that the governments
case was closed All his testimony was in.
Mr.. Cuppy said this unexpected close of the
governments case was surprise to the de-
tense and they were not ready TO go on with
t!:er defense.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow.
The counsel for the accused state that the de-
PENDANT himself will te their first witness.
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SAD DEATH OF LIEUT.. JORD;N.-Gen. Crook
telegraphs to the War department that Lieut. A.
X Jordan. OF the 81 cavalry, While absent on a
hunt, abOut twenty-five miles from Camp Verde
Arizona, wandered from his tent on the night OF
yne l1tn inst. In 4 mpOrary alteration OF mind
Alter an exhaustive search OF three DAYS his dead
BODY Was found. 1t Is not known how he met his
Death
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GOOD News FOR TIE GARFIELD CLAIMANTS
There has been a delay in the payment cf ii e
awards Of the Gartcld board OF auiit, out it IS
now stated that they VIII certainly be paid to-
morrow o. next day.
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APPRAISER HOWARD TO BE BOUNCED-A chang
N the Office Of appraiser FOR the port of New York
has been virtually detnrm' ned upon. The Secrc-
1ary OF the Treasury is known TO be dissatisfied
Win the administration OF the present incumbent
- q Howard, and. it is said, will recommend his
DemOval at n early day
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THE POSTAGE on the double-sheet STAR is two
cents. The Post Office department requests per-
sons seEt.iaF newspapers by mail to Write their
names ana addrt saeS on III Wrappers.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

1fefollow1ng are the ODenins and closing prices
q the New York Stock Market today, as reporte
by special wire to II. IL Dodge, 539 18th street.
Name 0. C. Nome O. q
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wors ans Cl,ri.ii.,n a..ociaiien.

ANNUAL MEETING AID ELECTION nF OFFICERS
The thirteenth anUua, meeting OF the
woman 5 Christian isSUc.at. ca Of which Mrs.
Justice Strong is fc-.c Opened at the Home
on 18th street. Near 2. al I o'clock this after
noon. Tne annual report ri the secretary Mrs
C. A. Weed. viii be presented. and the annual
election of officers for TIE ensuing year viii
take place this afttin3Ga. The names of the
present officers. given te;oS. will Ee presented
for reelection aud these ladies will undoubtedly
be chosen to serve for another year. They are:
President, Mrs. Justice Strc"@: vice presidents.
Mrs 5. G.. POmeruy. Mrs +. n. Gal!auiet Mrs
j. W. Thompson Mrs. Admiral .Iohr Rodeers
Mrs William Stichney. MIS-. i.c'.roit I.angdon
and Mrs. J. G.. Annes: secretary Mrs c. A.
Weed: treasurer. Miss Josephine Chester; Reg
ister Mrs. C.. X. Jewell.
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Col. Fitzgerald t:c:ic,ea from Cu,.eny.

This afternoon Cl,sf JgSfice Cartier took Up the
case OF Col \. W + u gerald, arrested yesterday
on a warrant issued D.: him, based on reguisI-
tion fro:n Gov. l. i. Blackburn. OF Kentucky,
In which state thrrs is pending a charge
or forgery of note f Sl13 IN the :,ame of VIII IN
Glenn. After aruIn - the CHEZ Justice sail til &C
the Defendant had showed disposition to flee
from justice, and IL I'll refuse the appll cation.
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Dull Day In Wall Street

a
Dull Day In Wall Street
New YORK, Dec 19-The Posts financial article
says: There has been no general NOV ement OF the
relative positions OF prices here and in LONDON do
not admit OF any arbitrZed Transactions The
most prominent characteristic OF the market here
IS dulines: The larger part OF the stocks seems
to be held yet by the prominent operators of the
street, and there are no evidences OF either buying
or selling by the public outside of there. After /
o'clock the market was stronger again, and the
net result OF the forenoon was. compared with the
close yesterday, an advance OF 1<a1X.
THE NEW POLICE STATION-To-day Commits
sioners West and Morgan Capt. c. R. Vernon
and Lieut.. Arnold. made visit to the new
police station on 18th street, to see what was
necessary to purchase in the way of furnishings.
This was the first visit of Gen. West, and he ex-
pressed himself well pleased with the design,
plans, and execution of the same and thought
1t was We'll adapted to the purposes Of a police
station. The necessary furniture will soon be
placed in 1t. with such of the old as will answer.
and the old station house on 10th street will
soon be vacated and turned over to the owner
of the property.
SwINDLING A FARMER.-This morning an old
trick was played on farmer named Chas. Lip
fert, from Montgomery county. Md. A young
man came to him and represented himself as
son OF lady on the Avenue who desired to Dur.
Chase some potatoes The accommodating young
man helped the farmer with the potatoes In the
wagon, and drove down the Avenue to Mrs
Lynns. who keeps the Keystone house. They
took the potatoes into the house and the lady
paid the young man, who was stranger to her.
$3.50, when he walked out of the house without
paying the farmer cent. The case was re-
ported to police headquarters, and the police
are now looking for the sharper.
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Resigned His E'cei;i,sa TO SO to New
s<sTiI.

OBSCENE MATTER IN THE MAIIS.-POstmaSter
General Howe has issued an OrGer to al post
masters notifying them that the section OF the
postal laws governing the exclusion Of obscene
matter from the mails IS amended so that here
after when any postmaster IS in doubt whether
certain publications come within the statute the
question shall be submitted 10 the United st tSS
district attorney in whose district the post off
Is situated Instead Of to the First Assistant POST
master General, as has been the custom
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Il If you have failed receive proper treatmentlu
cases Of Chronic Diseases such Heart Disease KID
ney Csmfaint, Nervous Debility hnpotency or Pre-
mature Decay, Seminal Weakness Dyspepsia. Nervous
excitbty, &c, send two stamps for questions for
eeu examination and our book
THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH.~
Address Secretary. Medical and Surgical Institute
Fast 9Th street. Na,, rS,-lr
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THE COURT OF CLAIMS met to-day and adjourned
till January I'd next VIM. Gray, OF Boston, and E.
F. Wheeler, OF New York, were admitted to the
bar. The report of the referee In the cases of
VIM. Dayton and VIM. Nj. Richie VS.. the District
OF Columbia was sustained. The District case of
Dennis Looney was dismissed for want of turis-
d1ct10n. The match case OF Swift, Courtney l. Co
has been continued until the January term.
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DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Certain cure for all Urinary Dseases Im,otency elect
Syphilis, &c. GonerrhGa cured in 48 hours. WM.
3. ENTWISLE'S 18th stree tsud Penns ylyanls
nor Invest. Price S. box lt Uy msl under
zeal en- receipt OF price. aull
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GEORGETOWN, Nov. Q, 1871.
"I have had number OF men killed this
o4mmer, one OF whom was a worthy, ingenious
|and truly valuable character. He has left wife
|end three small children TO lament his untmely
|,ate. By the newspapers i learn that Brother
|Sesepn has commenced the bushes In Georgia
~. n &. hne)- Francis Cabot, a very particular
kxseau OF naine viii call on you. Sally, sunday or
EHenday rexr- Please be attentive TO him Yours
|py iAe Ples.lcnt came TO hand.D
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim OF early imprudencs causing Nervous De-
bity. Premature Decay, etc, having tried in vain
every known remedy, has discovered a simple means
OF sef-cure. which he will send free to his fellow
New York. ma s. I'm thk,,Gm'
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FINANCIAL.
III. III. DODGE.

BETWEEN
WASHINGTON. NLw YORK AND RICHMOND.
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Personal.

Mr., c. C. Pearce and wife last week returned
from the North
Mr. Geo. F. Henry and wife left yesterday
for Sumiervile
MIR Jacob Burkhim spent the greater part
of last week in the city.
Capt. P. Houstoun and Mr. J. A. Pearce left
for ST. Teresa few days ago.
MIR. Theodore Turnbull and family last week
returned from Asheville, N. c.
Mr.. w. o. Ames and wife returned from an
extended bridal tour on the 9Th
Miss Matilda Whistler last week returned
from protracted visit to Quincy
Hon E. K. Foster and Judge p w. White
have returned from South Florida
Mr. II. c. Whitfield has returned 10 the Nor
nal University AT Nashville, Tenn
Attorney eneral Raney visited Apalachi-
cola OH professional business last week
Mr.. F. Phillips. Circuit Clerk of Jackson
county spent last Thursday at the Capital
Mrs. E. Douglass and Mr.. J. A. Edmondson
and family returned from ST Teresa last week.
Mr.. Ii. W McRory has been appointed
agent of the Southern Express Company at
Lloyds
Mrs w A. Rawls, Mrs ]. W. Coles and
Miss Eta Flagg arrived from North Georgia on
Friday
Hon L. F. Swearingen, Democratic candi-
date for Senator from the Seventh District, is in
the city
Prof F. b. Noodle, formerly a resident of
Tallahassee, will spend the winter in Florida for
his health.
Miss T. j. Stephenson has returned from
New York, and the ladies will soon find many
attractive and beautiful novelties at her store
-Messrs- A. Paterson, of Madison, and T. L.
Clark, of Monticello, members of the Board of
Education of West Florida Seminary, attended a
meeting of the board in this city last Thursday
Ex-Governor Stearns and Hon. d. L. Nc
Kinnon were In The city last Saturday. Ii is
SAID that the object of their visit was to work up
Mckinnon demonstration. The number of
white and colored people in the city on that day
was unusually large, they labored hard and
earnestly TO get up meeting. but they made
miserable failure. Although the election is
nearly month of, Independentism is as
dead here as il is in Georgia, where il was last
Wednesday buried beneath Democratic ma
jOriiy of 60 600
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Among the solid indications of improvement
which the Capital City is making, none is more
striking than the wide-awake mercantile interest
Monroe, Jefferson and Clinton streets, upon
which our mercantile houses are chiefly located,
present lively appearance Large stocks of
goods, well arranged and tastefnlIy displayed,
bought in the great commercial centres of first
hands, at close prices, enable our merchants to
offer inducements to purchasers not surpassed in
any city of our population in the Union. The
highest prices are paid for the great staple, cot
ton, and country produce generally. and alto
gether we have reason TO be grati6ed at our
present outlook. We would notice particularly
the large, well-arranged, carefuly-selected and
assorted stock Of dry goods, shoes and notions
which w. r. WILSON, one of our leading mer-
chants, is now offering al prices as low as can be
had in any competing place
Most of the largest cities in our land wOu' !.
find it difficult to show better arranged store
than this Upon entering on Monroe street the
eye rests upon long line Of shoes, embracing
great variety of styles, tastefully and conven-
ienty arranged, occupying almost the entire north
side Of the large sales-room through the middle
are arranged tables laden with dress goods in
great variety, staple dry goods, cloaks, shawls,
&c. The south side is arranged with neat
shelving, filled with notions, hosiery, gloves and
fancy articles, whilst the counters are adorned
with handsome show-c cases filled with vast
collection of laces, embroderies, collars, fancy
handkerchefs, fans, and many other usefnl art-
Giles Obliging and attentive statesmen are ever
ready 10 show this stock, and all who call will
be treated courteously, and, if possible, all their
needs supplied. With fine hotels, attractive
business houses, beautiful gardens, walks and
drives, and society not surpassed anywhere,
we look forward TO a season of success unparal-
leled in the history of the Floral City, 1t
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We hear complaints from sOms Of our mer-
chants Of short weight IN meat bough, 1t Saw
annah. We cite the case Of one merchant in
particular, who received three boxes, which
were marked and sold to him - containing 6S5
pounds each. One box was short in weight Is,
one 81 and the o,hsr So pounds, making total
loss Of 1876 pounds In 1855. resulting IN two out
RACES upon the merchant he having TO pay for
1876 pounds Of meat which he never received,
and pay the freight on 1t In the bargain.
1t may be observed as q singular fact that in
packing nearly 600 pounds of meat in boxes that
each box should be represented to contain the
same number of pounds. This shortage Is an
imposition that should be promptly corrected,
and the power and Influence to do 80 rests en-
tirely with the merchants. United and deter
mined action on their part will put an end to
this swindle and insure fair dealing In future.
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roN-FRrEDoM FoR WOMEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR WOMEN.
What is the right of the ballot To woman COM
pared with her privilege of enjoying health and
happiness in the charmed circle of her social and
domestic relations? Among the many discov-
cries tending to promote the happiness and ad-
vancement of The human race, nothing is so in
timately CONNECTED with the health and happ-
ness OF wonnan-the center and source of our
highest earthly enjoyments-as the discovery of
remedy which meets her peculiar wants, and
fits her for the enjoyment of life, and for minis
tering to the happiness of those with whom she
is associated in the tender relations of sister, wife
and mother. This remedy is found in Dr. j.
Bradfeld's Female Regulator, Women's Best
Friend" BY it woman is emancipaied from the
ills peculiar 10 her sex. Before its magic pow er
all irregularities of the womb vanish. Ii cures
whites" suppression of the "menses," and re-
moves uterine instructions. 1t cures constipa-
ton aud strengthens the system. braces the
nerves and purifies the blood. and thus doing, it
does more for her. and through her, for the hu-
man family than any discovery of modern times.
Ii never fails, as thousands Of women will tes-
tify.
Prepared by DR.. j. Bradfeld, Atlanta, Ga
Price: Trial size, IS cents; large size, $3.50
For sale by all druggists It
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-SHILOHS COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by US ON guarantee Sold by H.
Lively. IeOw
FOR LAME BACK, Side or Chest use ShI-
lOh's Porous Plaster Price 25 cents. Sold by
NJ. Lively. [eow
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
chitis immediately relieved by ShiIoh's Cure.
Sold by H. Lively. [eow
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly :cured by 6hiloh's Cure. We guaran-
Tee it. Sold by d. Lively. [eow
-SHILOHS VITALIZER IL what you need
for Constipation. Loss of Appetite. Dizziness and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia Price 10 and 70
cents per bottle. Sold by N. Lively. leow
-SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. 6hiloh's Cure b the remedy
for you. Sold BY II. Lively. [eOw
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint 6hilohs Vilalizer 10 guaran-
teed 10 cure you. Sold By II. Lively. Ieow
-CATARRH CURED. health and sweet
breath secured by EhilOh's CaiaTrh Remedy.
Pice 80 cents Nasal Injector free Sold by
n. Lively. leow
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BRADFoRDvILLE, October, 10th, 1882.
Mr.. Editor AT your request give below nv
method of composing cotton seed and Eiiwan
dissolved bone For potatoes l use on an acre
about 400 pounds Etiwan to so or 100 bushels
cotton seed, with about 1875 pounds muriate of
potash or its equivalent of Kaini.. Wet the cot
ton seed and mix in the Dissolved hone and not
ash, disOlvng The latter in hot water, throw in
heap under shelter or cover with three or four
inches of earth. Let it lie two weeks or longer
10 Kill the seed. This compost has done as well
for me as the best stable manure, and has made
for me twenty barrels of shipping potatoes more
than the land alone made. Apply in the drill,
avoiding contact with the seed have found
three or four handsfull of the above in the hill
fine for cabbage; in fact it is good for almost any
crop. Very respectfully,
JOnE BRADFORD.
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Eggs are now selling at twenty cents per
dozen and grown chickens at forty cents apiece.
These figures certainly ought TO be sufficient 70
induce some OF our farmers living near the CITY
to engage regularly in the poultry business with
view to supplying the Tallahassee marker with
chickens and eggs These prices at this season
Of the year indicate a scarcity of both chickens
and eggs, and with three frst-class hotels 10 OBJ
Grafton al Tallahassee this winter, they win be
much higher as the season advances. Here ID
an opportunity for some enteFpising persons 70
establish themselves in pleasant and profitable
industry. Who will take advantage Of the siiu-
atiOne II
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-10

The true secret Of happiness is perfect health,
which enables the individual to enjoy life, and
attain competency and conientmenL The mar
tyr to dyspepsia, in continual misery, is without
hope in the pursuit of business or pleasure and
realizes that existence yields only failure Buta
new era has come, and good healthAis assured,
with positive relief from the ills of Indigestion
and torpid liver, by the use of DR.. Acker's Dys-
pepsia Tablets. They are very nice, try them
Only IS and 80 cents, in handsome boxes For
sale by w. A. Rawls feow
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DEATH OF MRS. sALLrE d. LLOYD.

Seldom have We been called upon TO perform sad a
duty to announce the death Of Mrs LLOYD of Loyd
Station this place For sometime. until week
two before her DEATH she had suffered with trouble OF
the throat attended with symptoms Of heart dis
ease, but had improved much recently that she
enabled to take drives occasionally while friends
feconate loved ones looked anxiously forward the
time when she would be herself again in TACT
Saturday night, she filled her accustomed chair at the
family but before morning grew worse and died
at half-past nine A. II. Sunday.
Mrs. LLOYD the wife Of former much esteemed
townsman, Walter Lloyd and years ago resided this
city, as many Of our citizens will remember with pleasure
Her remains were brought to Tallahassee yesterday
mornings train attended by the beloved husband son
and daughters, and many sorrowing friends from her
home who were met by many Others Of this place at the
depot The funeral took place At 10 o'clock from the
Methodist Church. Of which she member from her
early years until the last sad summons came
Mr. LLOYD was . woman of marked intelligence and
the kndest Of hearts. loved not by few, but all who
knew her, even the old family servants many whom
attended her funeral by their grief atested the kindness
Of this good woman's heart. The afflicted family have
the deepest sympathy of the entire community.
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That In oil throat, chest and lung iroubles-
coldA whooping cough, asthma, consumption,
etc--even single dose OF DR.. Acker's English
Remedy win relieve the worst symptoms Of dis.
tress; il b pleasant 70 take, may be given to the
youngest child, and guarantees cure in every
case. Trial bottles only 10 cents. Regular size
30 cents and q. For sale by w. A. Rawls.
feOw
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WHEzz.s II erual ~ q Lna cmaE =
Ihasprinx Tern e. Lsaa CErruA Csars. - n -
rucummzndnd tnn1 rne Csunzy onmmAnalsnnaa 49,
mit 70 Ia Esa@s - - eu1nEs q - - 6mnr
ernl nection. khe gnuzEi1a 81 lnnnl@E - 8unm
asder IL Azl e - Lex~Az11ra 9zE1uz-4 A4rz4
:. A. D. ISL. for fnndlnN rhe um1nlnn1uN lnaA4na
ness e - euunly = = 80 e im@zm - 49,
eued six per eeu1zm pzr nnzum= 81 whmu@ -
Coansy C1mmimis4@s 49, = 49, .n1 szRulzzG
90 % do-ThHruEore.
R9r-~A-a ~ - o.mzH -
Obu.lv, Thn1 Ghers sh.n 81 lnunn1 = - $3.50 =
Leon New Bunds 90 IN amsuma nu4 - $500 ~
the axrsrnze ses.u1y Thrue - &c.
fS72moB. Cor fAe purposs &c anneAnw Ne uunnnnue
ing Indsbledne.a % - co4z1B-
Rs-z--a f.r1Ar. las I'D Nrw Bonds a. h-sr
interest a the ru1e e ak pr uuneaz p-r n-nnm
payable znaa-ny. On fh- arzr ~ e Fsn--erY g
The onIcR of the Trunanr.r a. Lanm CumnlE. m -
Cay Of TaIlzh...ee aid tA4G EAe Rxineip4l e -
bonds shah be dne and pagahls IN &c arua 81 q
February. A. D IN2 e ne oa1ce ~ 1Ae Trs4s1r.r
Of Leon C0uaty. in she Cry &c T4E4n@na@ nmr
shall be red-em4sl- - he aEziaz IS - ca1uaS
Commissions q Leun CouulE at any lime 49,
the Grst d-y Of Fsbruary. A y lssz
Rs.ol-.d JsrtA-y. Thza a. el-rrisz - n-l1 as Ehe
seventh day o. N0Frmbrr. A. IA ls1 - - nznz1
time and PAGES ne GeneraI Ei-e1ioa - - I'D
for the election Of state oacrrs a. whlrh Ne lwa
voters Of Len eouusy sh@H dzzsruins = - 49,
Bonds shall be issued o. nol md ne faEm 81 -
lOts for sach slecsion sh-n be -For Bsnds- -
Against Bonds-
Bssolssd JurfAer. ThAt these rea1lzzlona he 10
Ished In THE FLoRIBIzE. Etsna4i. $500 an3
Land q Flo.es for four wezks ngzz pueeezin9 So
seventh day Il SovembcF. A. .. Ise1
mo BRADEOED
JOHN ~ MAlGE
JCNTUE T. TAYLOR
VI WILSON
JOHN McDoCGALL
Attest-C- A. BKxkE. Clerk
October 3, lso3-4w
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You will prevent and cure the greater part of
the ills that affict mankind in this or any sec
ton, If you keep your stomach, liver and kid
neys in perfect working order. There is no med
icine known that does this as surely as Parker's
Ginger Tonic. 1t will keep your blood rich and
pure, and give you good health at little cost.
See other column.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

1@11"0-'01'4I ~ @1PII1 1Vi 10'V'
Messrs. Htltchison d Bro 1t affords me pleas
ure TO testify TO the great cartues of your Neu-
ralgine," for the cure of neuralgia and sick head
ache. 1t is the best remedy for these most dis
tressing complaints have ever used Ii should
be in every family in the country.
Yours truly, GEO r. HEAD,
Mayor of LeesbuTg, Va.
HUTCHINSON & Bro, PrOpreiors, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all druggists. TT