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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-07

"Loved not wisely but too WELL"
On Wednesday last, shortly after the arrival of
the Lexington train, gentleman called upon Mr. M
and requested to know if such q couple Describing
swered in the Affirmative he desired to be conducted
to their apartment, which being shown him he flung
open the door and there seated upon one chair his
legs luxurousy resting upon another the gentle-
man, while the lady bending over him was daintily
arranging his wavy hair.
At sight of the appartion which thus burst upon
their view the pair started aud looked aghas but
the intruder drew from his breast revolver, the
landlord placed himself between the parties and de.
manded explanation. The story was soon told the
lady was the wife of the recent arrival and elopsd
about week previous from her home in Lexinatou,
Kentucky whence her husband had traced her to her
present quarters with the intention of avenging his
wounded honor
In the meantime the gay Lothario had sne esked out
of the room and left the house leaving his guilty part
ner bear the brunt OF the storm alone. For while
she tried those unfaiing resources of woman,
and hystsrics and then, while acknowledging her er
ror, she psliated it by pleading coldness upon his
part, which chilled her love, and Impressed her with
the belief that he had ceased for her and
in despair the loss of his affection, she had mpru
IDENTIFY and in moment of reckless insanity listened
to the seductive pleadings of his false friend and then
she fell upon her knees and gazing upwards thrsugt
her tears her large and lustrous eyes fixed mournfu
ly upon his, she Impored him either to forgive OF
Kin her.
Our Benedict was moyed-he cast ono look at the
niurderous implement he still held In his hand ane
then glanced at the beautiful figure at his feet Il
was moment of anxious doubt to the host. who re
mained motioness spectator but "beauty in tears
and uppiiant beauty at tthat-pshaw-the odds were
all on one sidehe threw the pistol from him-rais
ed his worse half to his bosom, and the next morn
ings train bore them back the fair city 3f Lexns
ton.
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MUKDEE In PHILADELPHIA-Wedn Wednssday even.
Ing at Philadelphia, L c. Sherlock, CLERK in the
employ Of Walner & Clodgers, dry goods dealers
In Market street, shot William C.odgers. one of
the employers, at the corner of Seventh aud Ches.
nut streets. Three balls TOOK effect in his bodv.
ana lis wounds are considered mortal The
cause which induced the act is reported to be- an
improper intimacy between the employer and the
wife OF the clerk. The latter gave himself iuto
custody.
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SMOKERS In PARIs.-It is calculated that the
number of smokers in Paris, including the garri-
son, is about 100000. and the total consumption
gives kilogramme. 973 centigramme Of Tobacco
l43 cigars, and cigarettes for each person. In
England, the consumption is calculated to be l6
ounces q head.
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RALEIGH AND GALVESTON IN. c. RAILROAD
The receipts of this road for the last year, from
freight, passengers and mail were about $l75 600;
and after psying the current and extraordinary
expenses there left at the close of the year
unexpended balance of some $25, 600.
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AMNESTY FROM THE PoPE.-The Pope has
signed an amnesty comprising about thirty per
sons for the most part condemned for the affair OF
Nov 10 lo49. This act of grace, it 10 said is to be
published on the occasion Of the inaugura ton ol
the monument In memory Of the dogma of the Inn
macuIate Conception.
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FUGITIVE SLAvEs.-It is stated that fourteen
slaves escaped few nights since from Kenton
county, Kentucky, and that about the same time
twelve others were missing from the vicinity Of
Maysville
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DEATH OF AHUNGARIAN EXILE FROM STARvA.
TIoN.-The Augsburg Algemeine Zeitung learns
from Hull. England:
Several days ago Hungarian exile died here of
starvation. He tried to support himself and family
by teaching German but did not succeed and gained
only three shings during the last few weeks Of his
exi:tencs He did not wish to beg but the child had
to be fed. Tho mo:her, therefore, starved herself
under tho name Of DR.. Rock, but was the son of
Count Werdinski, and had to fly, with many others,
In l849 from Hungary. 1t il said that he received
over two thousand pounds sterling from homo, which
he lost in speeuatien in England. He then went 10
Holland. but scon returned England whore he died
as already stated Ths most remark able fact is thxt
his neighbors had no idea of his poverty, because
part of his small earnings spent in white
the outside walls of his residence, buying curtains,
&c. Tho inhabitants Of Hull have determined to
preserve his widow and child from q similar fate'
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LARGE DIARY.-According to the government
inventory of Santa Anna's property, his estate
near Jalapa. Mexico, iE 1885, had on it 1850 milch
COWS with their calves
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The Boston Corn Exchange, by an almost
unanimous vote, was closed on election day,
"that the members might devote the day to tie
election
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DODGHs OF THE HIGHFLYERs-It is said that
among other deceptions adopted by fashionable
pretensions to make show, it has become quite
common of late for bridesrooms to hire table full
of wedding gifts from the grand jeweller shops Of
the city. After these baubles have served the
purposes Of display on the wedding night, they
are duly returned the next morning, and the bride
and bridegroom leave the city long enough for the
disappearance Of the Jewels to be forgotten.
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PAINFUL INTELLIGENCE-The London News
OF Oct LIZ, says: That likely under the Buchanan
clique rule no European gentleman will reside a
Washington in the capacity of foreign minister.
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L'KUM ONE OF THE FIRST PHYsT
IL CLANS IN VIRGINIA.
OFFICE VA. r. & M. INSURANCE Co.
RICHMOND, oath July, 1885, !
~ ENRVAT.-Thfs Eounuauy hnvfn~ ra

% DEMOVAL.-Thfs Company having re.
II moved to their new office, No. Isl Main street,
nsxt door the Dispatch Office, il prepared here
Chartered in 1882, and having now been in opera
ton over twenty four yearsduring which time they
have claims for loss to the extent of largely
MILLION OF DoLLARs-they refer to the history of
the past aording the very best guarantee for the
future. The long acquaintance of this Institution
with the insuring public has enabled it to become fa
mar with their wants and no pains will be spared,
or information withheld, that will tend to insure
caracy and give satisfaction. They will be happy to
receive and consider application, for insurance ad
dressed either the President Secretary and will
in return render such facilities may be In their
poSer To ali patrous
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THEATRIcAL-Mr.J John Sloan has opened the
Charleston Is. CD theatre, with w. L. Hyling, G.
W Marchant. Miss Raymond, and others. Mrs
Mannda Jones and ]. W. Wallach are playing in
Norfolk, Va. -
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Gen. Jim Lane, of Kansas was nearly killed q
few nights since, in runaway scrape near Day
ton, Ohio. The horses attached to . carriage in
which he was riding ran away down bank twen-
ty feet high, crushing the vehicle. Lane was bad
~ injured, being cut about the head and face
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IMMroRATroN.-The total number Of emigranis
arrived At NewY York during the last ten months y
40 $40, Of whom 46 o6l were Germans, ana 5d,4ot
Irish.
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MOTH CE..SONIETHl NEW Tho IN.
Y dersgned take leave to inform their fiends and
the public in generals that they have estsbiisheds
VINEGAR MANDATORY at Recketts, Rich.
at the shortest notice. Along experience in the bs-
siness enables them TO manufscture and sell at -
reasonable prices and quality equal TO any II not
Kind patronage Of the public and tn particular from
our mercantile community. All. orders they may
be favored with, will be executed with TonptnsN
and at the lowest terms Orders received ct Mr.
A BODEKERS Drug Store, or directed U the firm,
Box No. 40. Post Office Richmond, We.
Respectfully,
oc 28-lm* M BRANDT + ROTHEh-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES De Roheck has mys
teriously disappeared in Ireland. He had had BIZ
life insured to an extremely heavy amount On,
of the agents Of the oldest London office In DubIi,
reports the sum to be 100000
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BYJAs. A. UOwAHDrN.

.. stx AND a auAarEa CENTS PsR wKRK, payable 20
the Carrier weekly Priss for mailing, o( ysax, or
So 50 for six months, In sAvanee.
e. The Weekly Dispatch Il Issued svsry Rri.
s.y and mailed to Subscriber at ol Per annam.
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ENGLISH HPoTTERy.-Staffordshire In England,
La the great seat of the porcelain and pottery man
ufactories. No less than sixty thousand persons
are employed In the works, and the annual value
of the porcelain manufactured amounts to the large
sum OF ten millions Of dollars. Three fourths Of
the whole amount Manufactured Il exported 70 diff
ferent countries. 8e
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suIcIDE.-Ths following 10 an anecdots on Dr,
johnson s4Y
:. Boswell once asked johnson Il there was no
possible careumstance under which suicide would
b justifable.
No. was the reply. e
.wel. says Boswell 'supposs man had been
guilty OF some fraud that be Was certain would
bs found ont y g4tssf
70 10 some country where he y mot known, aed
not TO the devil whore hs = knowR.' 81
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TlHE UNDERslGNkD begs to inform
L the public Of the city Of Richmond that he will
open on the 25th of October, Q GYMNASIUM and
FENCING ACADEMY, In tho LAW BUILDING, !,
franklin street. whore room has been comfortabl J
fitted up for the purpose. u s3a.# sSN
Gymnastic a. well a. Fencing Exercises do not
only strengthen the health by Keeping the lungs,
nerves and muscles In activity but they alss give
and elegance TO the bearing and motion of the body.
He begs invite the public to numerous particips-
tion and requests principally parents and teacher to
entrust their and pupils to his care, - he viii
try strengthen develop, step By step, sven the
weakest abilities.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
For the whole session, from the 18th Of Octo-
ber to the Let OF June oi5 %
Blk months ~ "
Fencing In Foils and Broadsword, extTs charge
Glasses and Schools admitted on more moderate
terms.
All kinds of weapons Of the best quality can be OBJ.
tanned by the undersigned at the lowest priees.s
COL. B. ESTVAN,
Professor of Fencing and Gymnastic Exercises
oc lS-im st the Richmond College
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DlsGORGING A LlZARD.-Last week, John
mitchell, OF the town Of Chemung was taken
with dt of vomiting, and finally disgsrged from
from his stomach lizard near nine inches long-
he had drank several potations of whiskey, to-
gether with three quarts of milk that day, and it
ID supposed that the lizard got drunk on milk
punch-hence his getting SO high Is to come out
OF his lodgements The lizard is supposed to have
been swallowed some four years since, as about
that time MIR. Mitchell inhaled something while
watching at . "deer lick" which has caused .
slight debility of the stomach ever since.
Ekmira NJ T. Gazette
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MOBILE. ALA.-Tbe assessment returns for the
city of Mobile, of 1885, compared with that of 1865
show An increase in the value of real estate of
$685., 500 In the value of merchandise $366, ESQ.,
In the value of slaves $l47,550.
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CAPITAL, s20o,eeO!!!

DIRECTORS
T. NJ. ALFRIEND, President.
h. L: Kent, of Kent, Paine u Co.,
VIM Beers Of Beers Poindexser,
H: w. Fry, of II. w. Fry 4 Sons
Wn. Palmer ....
J. A. lnoes,
Ak Parker, of Parker, Nimmo Co..
J. Z. Wadsworth, of Wsdswerth, Turner Co.,
Tho. Samson of Samson Pas, s.-s
G. w, Purcell, of c. W. Purcell Co..
J.P. winston. Of Winston Powers.
8. T. Pulliam,
II. A. Claiborne,
Geo. W. Smith, Of Smith Har~ood
ty24-a w. L. COWARDIN, Eec'y.
sFResular discount day Of the compsny il Thurs
day 10 esss wssspapsr to be offered before 0''l
MERCHANTS INsUKANCEsCOMPAN
Nl OF RICHMOND.--Thi Company insures eve
ry description of property against loss or damage by
fire or the dangers of the sea.
No charge is made for the Policy
Office, for the present, the East side Of 12tn st.
Main, up stairs.
VIM FL, Christian, VIM. Breeden,
John Purcell Thomas &. Pnss,
VIM. g. Paine Jas Thsmas, Jr-
Lewis Clutter, John Currie, Jr-
James JAM , {. Appeuo. VIM. H. H.xsn,
Roscoe Hea John d. Quarles,
Richd s DoSas; g. Hss;.l,n. Isrtin " ai.asbrook
Lewis d. Crsnshaw, D. Won Grcning,
Joseph Il. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John G. Sintou, Ed III. Bkinker,
franklin Etearns.
A. PLEA6AnT6, President
H. MONTAGUE gec,y su6-h
A LLsOP's EAST INDIA ALk..Pfots,
"A In cases ofs dozen each now lsndins and for sale
by SELDEN MILLER,
Ho4 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
NJ k. HUGd.-- 90 bbss. nigh favored, dis.
Ss titled especially 10 order, In store snd TOR
sale by SELDEH MlLLER,
ne4 Corner Pearl and Car, streets.
NlOUhTAiN BGYTkR AND VkNleON,
1sl just received snd tor sale by i
SELDEN MILLER,
ne4 Corner Pssrl and Cary streets.
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NOAH Walk nK & CO.,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

III
Branch of the Baltimore House. )Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and s
vicinity to the stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just opening. & ss94s
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety Of Domestic and Fer
eign Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings, they ena-
bed to offer unusual Inducements to customers who
most respectfully solicited to give call be-
fore purchasing. oc f4-Iy
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Hogan, the Irish sculptor. has just sent to Paris
the model Of his monumental statue of OConnell
for the purpose of being east N bronxe. The In
sururation Of the statue win take place next
rnonfh In Dublin. -
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An ARKANSAS sINvErTIoN.-Itis stated that tha
frst patent ever granted to . citisen Of Arkansal
has lust been granted TO James ,. Niles, o. Chi
cos. n that 6tats, for IN Improvements in cottor
wSna
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EMBARRASSING QUEsTIoSs-Wheu Sir Chas.
Napier recently visited st. Petersburg, the Grand
Duke Constantine after showing him the arrage.
ments and the entire strength Of Cronstadt, asked
him in . chuckling sort Of manner: Well. Ad-
mirai, why didn't you come intr TO which Sir
Charles replied Pray, why did not your Impe-
rial Highness come out Z"
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Snow STORM YESTERDAY few fakes Of snow
sifted down herew but in Oswego and Jefferson
forms Us that 3 passenger train Of two coaches,
drawn by two locomotives, was six hours on the
road The fires were repeatedly extinguished by
the accumulation of snow, and at one place it was
found to be eighteen inches in depth. This is re-
markable for this time Of the year. II showed all
around US --Aubuya, ~ r., AnseY.
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Miss j. n Dsvsnport, the actress, has .purehas'
Cd : cottage q Lynn, Man, which she intsG'An
makiss hsr psraDansut fssidsncs
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L1ORWA H DING HUSINk 1~lN.
Il CREASED DIgPATCH.-I have made arrange
ments to increase the line of boats EunnipE from my
house and sha st the Of the fall
son. send out boat every other day Sundays except
cd By this arrangement viii put goods through tive
rether, a. soon - BY the 8. 8. B. =, and 1t much
less expense
Merchant west Of Lynchburs wishing to eorGEn
their goods 70 the rarord AGENT s!s requires 20 ds
oost funds 10 paw the charges tn thst point, ~ the
Vrrnia sud Teunessee Railroad refuse 70 psy col.
Iect chsrses on soods received By the Canal
jy 29-h ALFRED = LEE. on tbs Dock.
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"A WELL oT GAS MICHIGAN we learn from
ths MT Clemens Advocate that q gas sprinr has
been discovered on the premises Of Mr. Rose,
sDoos four miles above New Baltimore, on the
ooroef OF Lake St Clair. Some workmen had
been Tor considerable time engaged In DIGGING .
ven on Mr.. Roses premises, rod or 20 northwest
Of the house, which IL of brick and newly built
ana nad, oy digging and boring In all, attained
.ne aspln OF sevenfy.fve feet. They had drawn
up the augur to the place where they left OF dig
sing and commenced boring and there left Il,
wiin some other tools, and were 1t dinner when
sney were startled by violent noise, ct irst like
an explosion, and then followed roar like ssblow-
ing on large steam boiler, accompanied by
very PercepbIs trembling of the Foundation Of the
mouse. Az may be supposed, the inmates rushed
out and behed, to their utter astonishment and
CONSERVATION, the well vomiting forth q huge col.
.a unn OF SAND with such force rs to throw it to
tne neight OF over two hundred feet
Limbs on tree close by, some of them two
snd tnree incLes through were knocked off and
broken in pieces by the coarse gravel and pehbIes
- aney would have been by . shower Of musket
oaus, tne oody OF the tree and the apple tree
ofenards :, for thirty yards away were piastered
thick with sand and mud, the auger was blown
one hundred and fifty feet into the air and fell At
distance OF one hundred and City feet from the
Wen stone weighing sixteen pounds was thrown
on The ground for full an acre In extent Was COW
cred with gravel and sand to the depth of from one
to SIX inches. The gas has been several times
isnlteo, ana ourns with beautiful white flame.
and though the well has been filed up for fear mai
the entire underpinning for the Swan Greek ceun.
" might be scattered to the four winds, the cur
rent OF gas ID 30 strong that it finds its way trour Oh
several ereviees and around the edges Of the wall.
ana may be at any time ignited as 1t often is, for
me satisfaction CT Visitors. Tribune
The CATAWBA INDIANs.-Mr. Adam Joy.
Agent OF the Catawba Indians In South Carolina
In his official report for 1885, states that at this
time the Catawba Indians number about seysnfv
ha cannot discover any Improvement in their
moral condition; they are . careless and indolsnt
people, living in small log cabins, covered with
boards, with but little furniture in their houses
They farm on small scale, and raise but q few
hogs Or cattle, and everything has been provided
ior them. The Indians have frequently communi.
Gated to him the fact that they are desirous of
removing to Arkansas to unite with theIChoctaw
Indians About twenty of the number have al.
ready removed; and, in his opinion, it would be
much to their interest to remove to Arkansas and
unite with the Choctaws, for il they remain here
few years longer the nation viii, in great meas
ure, become extinct.
DlsGoRGING LlZARD.-Last week, John
Mitchell, of the town Of Chemung, was taken
q fafu
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BREADsTUYEs FOR ENGLAND The PhiladsI.
phia American 6Ays: During the last month thsre
was ahippsd from this port BY packets and steam.
err ever 10000 bushel Of wheat 5000 bushels 81
corn, and 10000 barrels Of hour 70 England"
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VXTOOD. WOOD, wOOD.-l have o hasA.
w and win keep sonsts9tiy sysry sysry superior srts'
Coming, = Il does entirely from one plses. castos
mers may rely on getting IL always alke straight, ree
Of bad knots and fun length Ordem fllea promptly
~ market rete1 C. WALTnlEL,
a si-Iw Canal, between 6th snS 5th ~.
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n RISE MAkING.-AdRS. 4, STER-
~ BINS would inform her former patrons and the
public generally, that she Gamble found over the china
store of Taylor Co., liz Main street, where work
will be done to please and with dispatch. s.ss
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TAKTER's sPtNIsH MIXTURK-,The
~ Great Purifier oi ihe Blood ,The best sltera

JACK SONS EXCELSIOR BITTEkS is
y peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
disease Of the liver and which is produced BY
varying climate In all forms OF bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint it Ia Of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by r. Il. JACKSON, and for sale
by Drus gists generally. ie %
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A Kentucky Elopement.-Tears versr,
Pistols.
from the ClncinoaI

COMMERCIAL
About week ago very respectable citizen of on,
neighboring burgh of Newport named Mickelwaite
was applied to BY gentleman for board, and sr
apartment for himself and lady. Mr.. NJ at first OBJ
j. .cted but the stranger was importunate, alesins
sthst bis wife of retiring disposition that shs
could not endure the gaze of the inmates of public
hotel, for which reason he was more anxious to he
Accommodated. Atiength Mr.. Mickeiwaits consent.
ed to the arrangement, and having prepared a very
cozy little room for their reception the LADY, yery
magnificent specimen of feminine loveliness was
duly inducted within her blwer.
1t was matter of admiration to the host and hos.
tess, the love and devotion which seemed to pervade
the newly arrived couple; it was evident that the
honey moon was at the full, and that two hssrts
that beat enc" inhabited the little spuexery uu
stairs, which, however to the loving pair was whole
world, an universe strewn with golden dreams and
rosy flowers But an old bard-not Shakspeare-
either wrote or said:
s'Life's a swindle and dream,
Things amt always what they seem;"s
and 30 it turned out with our turtle dsyes who IL
seems
At slub b,,tt ton
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MEDICINES.
nKsT ON SWEET CHILn.

DEsT ON SWEET CHILD.
Ii Rest or, sweet child, thy thoughts are musing,
With Angels in those realms of Joy,
Far mere happy ceuld we spare thee,
We would not loose thes smiling boy,
For all the treasures this world possesses,
We would not part with thy fond smile,
Unless the will of Heaven calls thee,
Then we submissive give our child
Hew that Hacking Cough distress thee,
Still il fills our hearts with grief
Let all mothers at once try IL,
Its Ieoaaras IastaHt Relief
Price 25 cents per bottle. bottles one dollar
To be had of all Druggists in Richmond, and Mer.
ehsnts In the State of Virginia mol
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ID Advsrfissmsats pubiishe4 nnfa fwhfd, wfu y
inssrfion, ana = jsnas 81 spsl soalf611nss.