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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-19
PAGE COUNTY.
MIsREPRESENTED GROWTH or LURAY-P00R
cgrroor rACrr TTrrg

SCHOOL FACILITIES.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
LURAY. VA, January l., 1882.
Citizens Of our town are much disSatis-
fed with the illustrations OF the article on
the Luray Caverns in the last No. OF The
Ceatrru (Scribner'S); and justly 80. I'M
less the artist had written underneath his
sketches the names OF the places. the in
habitants OF the town could not have recog-
nized them. If burlcsque and unjust dis
tortion be his object, then he has sue
cecded most admirably; but if faithfulneSS
and correctness OF representation Of our
village localities be his aim, lie has failed
most lamentaby. Truth is the first princi-
plc of art, and no one. however skilled
certainly not the mskilled-has any right
to sacrifice it to conyentionality or COM
promise it by an unfaithflIl pencil-point
We boast OF no especial beauty, but we do
claim the right to be accurately described,
whether by tongue, pen, or pencil, eSpe-
cialy when The Century patronizes
the artist who attempts it. Persons acting
solely upon the pictorial inducements TO
visit the town or cave will have very little
inclination 10 do either unless they bring
! their own rationS and tent.
Silyer-ore which assays 800 per ton has
been found in the county and is being
mined with the prospect for ore of a yet
richer yielding. If this industry causes
among the people generally the same en-
thusiasm which exists in those most i'm
terested, it will become quite factor in
the county's prosperity.
Nearly fifty new buildings were erected
in Luray last year, more than were built
during the whole fifteen years since the
war. Despite this fact many families are
unable TO secure homes for housekeeping,
and have to board. 4 building association
could realize good profit from operations
here.
The new graded school building was oc-
cupied two weeks since. The educational
facilities OF PAGE county are miSerably few,
and several OF our citizens have TO send
their children away from home to obtain
the advantages which should be afforded
them here. Others speak OF leaving our
county and State for the purposes Of Sc
curing what Is not given them here.
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Isn't Mr.. SCOvTIE ga bit Of a crank +"
himselfl Surely his remarks OF yesterday
endeayoring to hold GRANT, CONKLING, and
the other Stalwart leaders, responsible for
the death of Mr.. GARFIELD, were not such as
could commend his client to the favor Of a
Washington jury. We do not mean that
he charged these gentlemen with the crime
of actually instigating GuITEAU to commit
murder, but that he went too far when
he assumed that GuITEAU was misled
by them, notwithstanding his careful word
ing Of his oratorical indictment. 1t is too
much to expect jury to be influenced by
such appeals, especially when, as in all
criminal cases, the prosecution has the ben
eft OF the closing argument, or rather
speech. Judge PORTER will ring this
charge In Mr.. ScoyiLIE's ears until he will
wish that he had never originated 1t.
A former Mayor OF this city, who held
court every day, is said to have discharged
person brought before him for some petty
offence as soon as that PERSONS lawyer
took part in the case; "for," said his
Honor, 81 knew that no person who was
such fool as TO employ such lawyer
ought TO be punished for what he had
DONE" GuTEAU's lawyers, or ut least one
Of them, would seem to belong to the same
class as the Richmond lawyer referred to.
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oath instant for the election Of the following
officers Auditor Of Public Ac GOV hall-
road Commissioner, Judge OF tue oorpora-
ton Court Of Norfolk cay ac circuits '0r
The Joint resolution was as, ,s,na. 80, ,,o
Pending consideration OF pus s,s' on .ne
calender smoke was Observed issuing from
one OF the steam heaters, wnics causea a
false alarm OF fire TO ne ralseu' anu Tue
House adjourned rather abruptly.
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NEW LIGHTH0USE.-The new light at
Sharp's Island lighthouse will be officially
announced by the Lighthouse Board as be-
ing in position on February lst. Column
bus Butler. keeper, and Edward Tarr, as
sistant, who were complimented for stick
ing to the lighthouse for twcnty-one hours
after it had been carried away by ice, VIII
occupy their old Observation-Disclosures Sun.
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At meeting Of the District Grand Lodg,

At meeting Of the District Grand Lodge
Of the B'nai Birth, at Peoria, ILL.,, on Mon
day, a report was adopted looking to the
consolidation OF several Jewish orders now
in existence, whose aims and objects are
almost identical. Detroit was selected as
the place for holding the next annual meet
ing. The question Of establishing labor
bureau was called up, and met with unani-
nous favor. Its headquarters are to be in
Chicago
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Senator Lamar Reelected.

NIcKsBURG, Miss, January H. AT IL
O'Clock to-day Senator l.. Q. {. Lamar was
elected by both house, OF the Legislature
OF this State TO be his own successor III the
United States Senate from Mississippi. The
only prominent opponent OF Mr.. Lamar
was General Fitzgerald (Republlcan), who
was given the complimentary vote oil his
DaltV
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BURNETT's COCAINE promotes yigor-
Gus and healthy growth OF the hair II has
been used in thousands OF cases where the
hair WIS coming out, and has never failed
to arrest its decay.
Use Burnett's Flayoring EXtracts-the
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ERRoR.-In the article on tobacco
Inspection Laws" which appeared iii the
Dispatch Of yesterday, and signed " Roa-
noke," whereit SAYS "a party would be put
to the expense OF about g per hundred II
should have been 81 per hOgShedd.
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We cannot understand why days OF hest
fancy and delay will be INDUCED in when a
few doses OF Dir. Bulls Cough syrup VIII
ease and cure the worst cough or cold
Prlce only % cents bottle.
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A West virginia View cf the Debt
Question.


From the Wheeling Intclgcncer.l
The people of West Virginia do not de-
nv their liability for some portion OF the
Virginia debt. They are willing now, a
they always have been. to ascertain their
equitable proportion" OF it. This Is
what they agreed TO do when they were
before Congress for admission into
the Union rs state. They put Il
declaration to this effect in black
and white. They have never rcpudiated
that declaration, and they do not intend to
repudiate it. They gave an earnest to VIZ
ginia and to the world of their desire to
come to a settlement OF the debt by ap-
pointing debt commissioners IN 1871 TO
ascertain the amount due in conformity
with the original agreement. Virginia
gave West Virginia no light on the subject
of the debt. She had the records, ana she
had already made IN arbitrary eI-Pdre IS
signment of it on the basis OF territory.
She has persisted in that assignment from
that date to this. She does not mean 10 give
West irginia any credit for the assets that
fell TO her share. She means to hold that
portion Of the farm that embraced the best
land. the costly buildings, all the agricul-
tural implements, the farm stock OF every
description, and put her poor relative OF
with the wild land and the poor land, sad
died with one third OF the debt. This has
been her game all the way through.
The world should know that it Is through
the arrogance and trirkery of Virginia that
no settlement OF West Vrginia'S portion OF
the debt has been made. Virginia never
intends to have a settlement with West
VIRGINIA, because the moment she does so
she becomes liable by her own agreement
printed on the face OF the So-called West
Virginia certificates. for the payment OF
said certificates. This liability she very
well understands, and she therefore dodge'
it by hiding behind West Virginia and rep
rescntng to the world that she has nothing
to do with West Nirginia's onc-third Of the
I don't
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 10Th instant. nj the residence Of
the brides parents Colonel d. '. Dickinson. put
sylyania county. Val. by The Rev. Murshall W.
Head, Miss IDA '. DiCh fNSON 10 4ir. JOHN =.
WALDEN. of Richmond, Va.
Charlcstown west VA, Danyiile and Nashville
(Teun.) papers please copy.
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PERSON
MULES AND HORSES.

M oLE' AMI nOn'A Ic1N
I have opened WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STABLES at No. 1888 Franklin street, Rich.
mOnd, Va, where | will keep good supply 81
MULES and HORSES always on hand. Ny sales
man, Mr.. join NJ. PACE, Will do all In his power
10 give each and all fair and square dealing. Any
person not finding what they want IN my stables
can address me. care 20 east tifth street, Cincn-
natl, Ohio, which Is my Headquarters Tar bullnS'
and Al do not iii the order 70 suit Them, hoth ia
quality and price, they need not tnke the stock
Everything guaranteed o. be just as represented
Mr. Peter P.lul's extensive business In the mule
and horse line Is Just opposite mine. .....,.O,r
dc lO-3mE GEORGE ID. BENNETT
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GAINST SMALLPOX, DlPNlll.
N RIA. TYPHOlD-FENtR,&C 40.

BLAIR's CHLORAL TIINMOL PROPlill A.
Tie AND DlslNFECrANr
destroys the germs ~ contagious disease ih q
cordance with the latest teaching &C science .
use l. simple, harmless. and agree ih'e' IA
ployed by some Of our abic-t 3D., -.c.aI-.
Prepared by % Di"'i-
corner Broad AMI Ninth strt'-
Price noe. 4 bottle. %
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MEETINGS.

4 STATED CONNOCATION OF WNyz
N LAFAYETTE Il OY L-ARC H. ZAt
CHAPTER, No. AZ, win De held AZ -. NJ Z ssAA
hans Hall THIS Thursday EVENING <"s'AA.'s
nj O'Clock. Al Royal arch Nas0ns in good
standing are cordially invited.
BY order of the VI. =. IL. L.
ial9-Itf CHARLES LUNDiN. Secretary.
RICHMOND, VA, January Il, 1882.
rVHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 RICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILDING.
LOAN. AND TRUST COMPANY Will be- held AZ
their Office. No. 1900 Main street, on THURSDAY,
January 10th, at d o'clock T.. NJ.
WILLIAM LONENSTElN,
"a 17-3t Cashier
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-Th an
- nual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS or
THE LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY OF NlR-
GINA will be- held at the compaIly's Office, No.
north Tenth street, at ~ NJ WEDNEsDAf,Ja nu-
AIRY 25th, instant. j. W. PEGRAM,
State copy. in l5-tdl secretary.
A GENERAL MEETING Of THE
n STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE CALICO
MILLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Will be
held at the office of the company NJ IL O'Clock
noon on TUESDAY the 3lst January, 1882.
BY order of Board OF Directors.
THOMAS u. kEESEE,
de 3l-30t+ Secretary.
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We are indebted to Hon. ii. w. BLAIR,
Of New Hampshire, for public documents.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICIIiOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

The regular weekly soiree will take place at
Mozart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING, at sA
o'clock. Admission only by membership or inyl-
tation-cards, which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain inyitatiOn-cards on appica-
tion 20 G. T.. SfEGEI, 42l Broad street, or G. h.
JOHNSTON, DIS Main street. IN i0-It
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SEED. &c.

GARDEN SEEDS, SELECTED FROM
VI THE BEST STOCKS OF ESTABLISHED
of best varieties for MARKETMEN. FARMERS,
and DEALFRS. receiving direct from the growers,
ID. Landrrth 4 SONS, Robert BUST Jr. ThOrhuru
seeds have established reputation. nc the new store
Of WATT x CALI
No. l44i Main street, corner Fifteenth,
IN 14-cOdlm Richmond Va.
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STOCK.RROKERS, &c.

ID j. WRIGHT,
STOCK BROKER,
llO3 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA
TAX-PAYING COUPONS.
FL Government, Statc, city, aud tairoau hohus'
Railroad Bank, and Insurance stocks. -
CONFEDERATE COUPON BONDS WANTED
NO II -sQ!3m
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UNDERWRITERS.
LUMBER.

rrO PARTIES USING PINE AN
L OAK LUMBER I would say ain r4.pAt IN
contract for hlling bills nom 5000 To- 9vy,.,VI
AZ the shortest notice, 81 tss 49, ~
PINE, sc. W. \. tltAMnnhS'SSMM,
Hardware Depot, \al.ens foSt-om','l
noe S.4 ..a1-.Q- - -S'..-.-~-s .~'''S""
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M Nnnr grncer a

Ask your grocer TOR
LOVES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SotF-
the odor is pleasant and the quality Of .h .l"
the best.
As a precaufi0n against SMALLPOX %.
20 simple OF cflicaciou, ls tie use az CA '.
SOAPS. PURCELL. LADD & 0..
dc IL WHOLESALE .I ...
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~ OK TONGUE,
CrRRIE CHICKEN.
POTTED GAME,
POTTED DUCK,
GREEN TURTLE.
POTTFD SOUPS lendlc.s Variety,
CRANBERRIES. FLORIDA ORANGi ,.
SOUSED PIGS FEET. AZ
j'19 CHRISTIAN & WHIT,
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JOINT ORDER REsCINDED.

\ message was received from the Senate
informing the House OF the adoption of
joint resolution resembling the joint order
which had for its object the election OF GER
tain State officers and judges.
Mr.. NICOL offered as a substitute that
the joint resolution providing for the cleo
ton Of Judge of the Corporation Court OF
Norfolk, Auditor OF Public Accounts, Rail-
road Commissioner, and Judge Of the Sixth
Judicial circuit, be rescinded.
The SPEAKER ruled the substitute out OF
order for the reason that the House had no
knowledge Of the existence Of any such
joint order.
Mr.. LYONS offered another substitute,
which was also ruled out on the ground
that it was substantially the same as the
one offered by Mr.. NICoL.
The resolution as 1t came from the Sen.
ate was then agreed TO.
(The only office remaining TO be filled
under the Joint order referred TO above
was that of the Judge of the Corporation
Court OF Norfolk city,
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
CARBOLIC SOAPS.

z
For TOILET, NURSERY, DISlNFft AL
and LAUNDRY purposes. use
LOVES CARBOLIC SOAPS.
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ORDERED TO BE ENGRossED.

Several bills were read n second time
and ordered 10 be engrossed, among then
the one to remove the political disabilitie.
OF William III. Payne and others, with
Senate and House amendments.
STILL ANOTHER.
A message was received from the Senate
informing the House Of the adoption OF d
joint resolution fixing upon Tuesday the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-27

WHY WILL YOU cough when ShilOh's cure
will give immediate lelef. Price, 10 cts, 90
cts. and 81. For sale ut COchran's drug store,
l37 North Queen street.
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Something Now In folltlcs.

The letter of the Democratic candidate
for governor. Robert E. PattisOn. accept.
ing the nomination, is eminently charac.
teristic Of tho business qualities of the man
and is something decidedly new is politics.
There is no gush llere-no loud profes
sions "r wealth Of captivating promises.
1t is characteristic of the PHILADELPHIA
leiormer, precisely as long letter full of
worn out piatitudes or discussing antique
issues would have been out of place from
him. In the great work he has done in
Philadelphia, his course has been that of
a business man, thoroughly informed of
his duties and responsibilities. He has
allowed his acts to speak for him. aud been
a refOrmer in deeds rather than in words.
The letter is in excellent contrast with
the hand-shaking canvass of Genel al
Beaver, and his attempted Cancellation of
the Independents for fOrswearing alle-
glance to Cameron, remuneration no one
believes to be sincere and only intended as
part of . campaign of humbug and de-
ception.
Pattison don't have to travel the ssate
protesting he is not the personal and DO
litical lackey of the great boss. Every.
body knows he owns himself. It is not
necessary for him to make: minute ple lge :.
he will deal honestly with the people If
elected. His record in the past is the best
attainable guarantee of the future, just as
Beavers record discredits his professions
and negatives his pledges.
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A LITTLE oxRLy ADvEnTURE.



Married as rhi.ssea a.d the conpanion OF
Thieves and Zurdorers--A
Strange story.
A young girl named Susan Atkins was
arrested at Irwin Station, near Pittsburgh,
whose history as told by herself is peculiar
and romantic. The arrest was mado at
the instance of the girls grandmother,
who lives in McKeesport. The young
lady is thirteen, smart and quite pretty.
When brought to headquarters she ans
wered quickly and intelligently all ques-
tions put, and in tho story Of her adven-
lures gave evidence that she had dealings
with the perpetrators Of tho Mcclure trag-
edy, which occurred in Dead Mans Hol-
low on the I'd Of last August.
She narrated to Detective Bowden
that last September she became
the bride Of Bill Fattenberg. at McKees-
port, the ceremony being performed by
preacher of that place, and in this cOnnec.
tion made some bitter remarks about the
preacher for officiating. Evidently she
had grown into dislike of her husband.
But when she came to refer to Ward Nc
Conkey, now in Jail and convicted of the
''Reddy" Baskin and ''Nig Lee" who are
WbuVCu lOI LuC o4IuO CASWOs uCl 1bOO
frightened up, for she claimed them az
gethcr and ':Nig Lee" had developed into
Bowden opened the large front Office in
tOgraphs of thieves and murderers.
When the tin-types of the three worth
les just mentioned for whom she ex.
a.
at, the young fema'e exclaimed "Oh,
that's them =" and then she narrowed hel
glances and remarks to her chief attrac
ton, Mig" Lees image, and she took
this occasion to extol the good qualities ol
pany with 80 Mig" Lee paid several visit.
to Dead Mans Hollow, and only two
weeks before the murder she was with
him at the Presbyterian church up there
and before the services they had
yard. She had been to the grave
during ono visit to that melancholy place
they had agreed to leave town togethe'
and 60 to some Western country, wher'
of Western border outlaws. She was t.
Il CuU uCA u6Ik Ous HAOu LusSU Au6uS OIL
said. "He was good man, always use'
me we'll and was liberal" They had ar
ranged to fly the day before the McClur
killing occurred. "Nig" told her b
formerly belonged to Jesse James band Q
bandits, and had helped in frequent mur
ders and robberies. He had shown her
picture of Frank James. As to the vic
tim, Mcclure, she has very favorabl
reeoilcctions..of him, and was, she declared
"the incest man she ever knew" II
had been her Sunday school teacher. Ac
cOrding to Susan there is no use in look
ing for Reddy Baskins, as he has ha
his hair dyed black. She knew SO, for sh
had read a letter from him only shol
time ago and had seen lock of tn jet
black hair. She was willing to 60 to til
reform school.
| Regarding her flight from home Susa
gave: rs the cause that her yOunge
brother "bossed her about" and abuse
her.
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The DeacOn's Dau:lAser.
4InO D0oC'
Chicago Tribune.
my darling papa :"

My darling papa ~
As she spoke these words to her father,
the only father she had in all the wide,
wide world, Myrtle Hathaway placed about
his neck a pair Of dimpled white arms and
looked into the bearded face with trust
ing, I-would-not bet. t.sevcn-JO- -three-on. you
look that told more eloquently than could
any words of the deep love she bore him.
Bending over his daughter. and kissing
her tenderly where tho Bloom of Youth
was thinnest, Mr.. hathaway seated him
self on .fauteuH, the girl knceling by his
side.
"Do you love me very much, papa"
she asked, smoothing with her soft white
the furrOws Of time were beginning TO
spread.
'Why, what foolish question for my
little one to ask - was the reply, and a
kiss stopped the prattle of the pretty lips.
"You know, my darling" the father con-
tinued, ' that my whole life is wrapped
mp in yours that your happiness is my
joy, your disappointment my bitterest
woes"
"And would you do anything to please
me, papa?"
'Of course l would, my child. Why
do you ask such 4 foolish question:
Then," said the girl slowly, every
word telling by its pathos Of the earnest
ness with which it was spoken, "take ME
to the races to morrow
Reaching silently around to his pistol
pocket Mr.. Hathaway drew forth a quar-.
ter-stretch badge and placed it in his
daughters hand. The girl looked at il
eagerly, gave a little cry of joy, and
kissed her father again.
Rising from the tautcuI, Mr.. Hathaway
went to the window and looked out upon
the night. "God help me, he said in
husky tones, choking down sob that was
welling up from his supper, g shall be
broke to morrow night, for there are two
pacing races and free for all trOt on the
programme.
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Popular Everywhere.

"Burdane," the French name for Bur,iOck,
is a. popular in France as in America. AS an
anti-scOrbutic, aperient and diuretic il cannot
be too highly extOlled. Bnrdock Blood Bit
tiers combine " in q condensed form " all its
good properties. For gout, cutaneous disor-
ders and kidney troubles they are uneq ualed.
Price $l.O0 For sale at ii. B. COchran's drug
store, l37 North Queen street, Lancaster
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Josh Billings Heard From,

NEWPORT, r. i, Aug. II, 1850.
Dear RiXcrS-l am here trying to breathe in
all the salt air OF The ocean, and having been a
sufferer tor more than year with refractory
liver, was induced to mix Hop Bitters with
the sea gale, and have found the tinctNre q
glorious result. have been greatly
helped by the BitterS, and am not afraid to
say so.
Yours without Il struggle,
jyl52wd&w JOSH BILLINGS.
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Many miserable people drag themselves
al,Ont with falling strength, feeling that they
are sinking into their graves when Parker's
Ginger Tonic would begin with the first dose,
to bring vitality and strength back to them.-
Sum- iyl-lmdeOd&eow
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The REV. GEO. IL. THAYER, or isOurbon, Ind.
says "BOth myself and wife owe our lives TO
SHlLOH's CONSUMPTION CURE. For sale ut COcll-
rams drug store. l37 North Queen street.
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PhRKER'S GINGER tonic.

IT you arc wasting away with Consumption,
Age, or any disease or weakness, you will find
the Tonic a HIGHLY INVlGORATING MED
ICINE THAT NEVER INTOXiCATES.
None genuine without signature of HIscox
& Co. SOC. and 81 sizes at dealers in drugs.
Large saving by buying 81 size. aplO-eod COW
NKAY's SPECIFIC MEDIUINE. - THE
u Great English Remedy. An unfailing
follow folio ~ loss Of Msinory, % UNIVERSAL Tn 'i Lassi. asst:
tnde. Pain in the Back. Dimness OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead 10 Insanity or Con-
sumption and Premature Grave. Full par.
ticulars in our pamphlet, which we desire to
send tree by mali to every one. The Specific
Medicine Is sold by all druggists at 81 per pack
age, or six packages for g. or will Ee sent free
BY mail ON the recent Of the money. by at;
North Queen street. On account OF counter
feits, we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper;
the only genuine. Guarantees OF cure issued by
us. For sale in Lancaster by II. b. Cochran,
10 Tile GRAY MED1C1NE CO.. NY.
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