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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-20

tlOnS sllS.gI SlIl.Zf SSt.0o OItI u
After prayer, singing, and the reading of
reports, interesting addresses were dell
vered by the Rev. DR.. Moore and Rev. +.
B. Price, the children manifesting conslde-
rable interest in their remarks.
The singing on the occasion was under
the leadership of Mr.. j. d. X. Sleight,
who, as an active Sabbath school man, has
become well known in our community, and
is evidently beloved by all the children
In connection with the anniversary re-
port we give sketch of the Sunday
School of the United Presbyterian church :
Previous to and during the late war this
school numbered about 200 scholars. AL
| ter the destruction of their church edliice
by the fire which swept over our city on
the disastrous Sd of April, 1860, the school
was removed to the lecture room OF DIR.
Hoge's church, which was kindly rendered
them for the purpose. But in the general
prostration which followed the evacuation,
and for various other reasons, the school
did not thrive very well. Though starting
with some sixty or seventy scholars IN
regular attendance, the number was III
creased to about 100.
In October, 1866, the congregation rent
ed Virginia Hall, place which was IN
tended for amuscmentS of various kinds,
and used as such during the week, and on
the Sabbath it has been occupied by the
members of this church as place Of
worship.
From this time the Sunday school COM
menccd to grow in numbers and increase
in interest, until now they have on their
register over 200 scholars, with an average
attendance of Isl. The report of the last
quarter, as compared with the previous
one, shows an increase of twenty-six scho-
lars. Much of the improvement in the
school is due to the systematic efforts OF
Mrs. Read, the energetic and amiable lady
of the pastor, Rev. C. Ii. Read. Through
her influence the teachers and scholars
connected with it have caught some OF the
spirit which animates her, and are doing
good work in restoring this school to the
position which it formerly occupied among
the other schools in the city.
The new place of worship of this congre-
CATION will be ready for use some time
during the fall and when they shall have
moved in and got rid of the disadvantages
under which they now labor, they conf
dently look for much larger increase in
the school. The officers of this school are
Mr.. James Gordon, superintendent; AL
bert Blair, librarian; and G. Genet, secre-
tary and treasurer.
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LICENSES hundred and fifty
licenses to keep taverns, ordinaries, and
houses of entertainment were granted
during the late term Of tbs Hastings Court,
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT-GEoRGE D.
PLEAsANTs, ESQ, PRESIDING JUSTICE
MAY 18TH, 1s67.-The jury being unable
to agree upon verdict in the case OF
Scott Us. Shurm, one juror was withdrawn,
and the case was continued until the next
term.
Seventeen licenses were granted to
keepers of ordinaries, and the remainder
of the day was passed in the consideration
of civil business.
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OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS!
IL THH CHEAPEST GOODS YETi
At EZEKlBJ'S, No. 81 MAIN STREgT
s, 600 yards BLBACHED TWlLLsD COTTON
'SHIRTlsGS, or for Other family purposes,
only Io,c per yard, worth a6c.;
2, 900 yards heavy BLEACHSD (wide) SHEET.
INGS, nearly one and . half yards wide,
only Csc.
:, 900 yards sUPERFIEg Sc PILLOW CASE COT
TON, only SOC. the ys a
BLsACHED SHERTINGs at greatly reduced
prices.
S 900 yards all styles Of DRESS GOODS. now sell.
ing off without regard to cost;
q 900 yards all styles of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR at extraordinarily low prices,
lust 20 suit he times; -.
500 yards HBATY GRAY TwILLED FLANNEL,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
men's shirts, only two shillings the yard
muse be sold OFT.
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. Il Main street,
fe7 nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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p1uI Ia any other house. ,vy . ~, ,rrs
an2A PUTNB1 ~ w ~ 10,
yoHN DooLEY HAT MANUFAC-

u TURgR AND DEALER, No. l2li Eagle WH
square, Main street, Richmond, va, ID nov ~
IN receipt of all the staple and fancy styness
Of hats and CAPS for the spring trade The mer.
chant Of virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee
vii, bud In this stock the very best assortment OF
goods In me Hat line Their trade Is respectfully
solicited. His experience OF upwards % OF n, ,n,ry
years In the trade In Richmond nsunes hiIn III ~
sayluy t.at ne knows what kind Of goods VIII SUIT
the people and he is determined to keep them;
Amunx.t the latest styles received are the : bou.
- :. Ss.,,s,. - D. 80 NH
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CARDOXO, ALSOP
I FoURoUREAN.
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
THIRD SUPPLY.
We will receive on TUESDAY NEXT, 3oth In
slant. a fnll assortment OF DRESS GOODS direct
from New York, comprising everything new In
that market. oar purchases are made In person
(many of them from anctionl and goods carefully
selected expressly for this market. Our supply OF
DOMkSTlCS,
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY. and
HkNnKERCHlEfS,
has also been replenshsd.
We respectfully solicit call from our irlends
and the public o,
an9a-fMayls
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T IGHTNING RODS.
HAwLEY'S PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,

T IGHTNING RODS.
- HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,
consisting Of
IRON, ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED,
being half-inch diameter, and equal to three
inch bar Of iron in conducting
capacity.
This rod Is entirely continuous in its character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now la use, and SO pronounced by scientific
experts as the following extracts will show; being
but few OF the many that can be produced:
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE iYTBRIoR,}
WAsHISaToS, ID. C., June IL, 1855.
sirIn reply 10 yours OF the eth Instant as to the
qualities of your patent lightning rod Ia combina-
orI ySn to the Pstsn, 6fce building will state that
i the opinion of the scientific experts, in which
fully coincide that 1t is the best rod yet produced,
and therefore very cheerfully recommend its use.
Very respectfully your oSsdisns Pds serysn,. R0kn
Engineer and Acting Superintendent
Patent Office Building.
To l.. j. Ha,oley, Esq, Baltimore, Md.
concur in the above opinion.
late Architect of United States Capitol Extension
CAPITOL OF THE
July Is. 1866.
From the knowledge have Of the operations OF
electricity, and the examination have made OF
Mr. l.. Hawiey's invention,l am ot the opinion
have ever known. The parts are scientifically ar
ranged, and lot liable TO get Out OF 1rasr. sa.ov
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
OFFICE OF THE SCIENTIFIC AAERICAH,l
WASHINGTON, ID. g., August II, 1900.
naar IN rat fad q
success In connection with your Improved Light.
ning Rod, and We are confident, from their great
practical merit ID al you will nd them even more
popular the more they are usei.
Respectfully yours, MUM Go.
To J, L. HaWteg ESQ Baltimore, Md.
NEW YokK, November %, 1855.
Upon inspection Of L. j. Iawlsy's invention OF
LQhtnipg Conductor am OF the opinion that 1t is
superior 10 any rod that have ever seen. there
fore take pleasure In recon mendins It's nse.
A. L. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
DOVER CoAPASY,)
ovp,cp or ESofyggRASD sUpEKIsTgEDEkT.
DovyR MINES, Va, april "a, lsS7.
Mr.. william, s. Nunsoa, Richmond:
Dear sir,-The Patent Lightning Rod ordered
from You ~ been set up on tho companys build
ings here, and Ia very satisfactory.
The principle OF It's construction ~ sar9ass
being very great in proportion TO The weight OF
hg The work of. setting up seems also to have been
Very respectfully, your obsdient servant
Engineer and superintendent
Parsons wishing the above-specited rod OF tne
eommon Galvanized Rod, pnt upon thsi, uui'an "
can have the work done In ths nVst .I, Iat t,as of
ner All work pat mp by me Kept IN ispAi H0' -
charge ii not impaired dRYYLnisE X illsEii g. 'Esssos
nva,r ses Nsin siIsss.
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House, Furnishing Goods.

rHLDREh'S CARRIAGES AND
~ OPERAMBULArORS.- Another supply OF those
beautiful CARRIAGES and PERAMbULATons
received this day. aud now ready for sale. We
would the special attention 81 buyers 70 these
goods as being In every respect .uperior 20 sny
Carriage ever offered in this market FOR style,
finish. ard durability. they cannot be surpassed.
We are selling tn em At very small advance upon
ro.t pric. for cash Call and see them for your
s.lf AZ BkANLH 4 CUkRAST's,
corner Eighth and Main streets,
China, Glass, and House furnishing store.
NV n-fs
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS.-Al.
II ways on hand = large assortment Of ParioT,
Oh amber and Dining room PUkslTURB, ward.
robes, Bureaus, Bedstsads, Washstznds, Cane and
Wood seat Ch airs, Arm and Rocking Chsirs. HAiS
and Shuck Mattresses, and other articles too na.
msrous 10 mention Cali and examine for your.
selves. HABLlST0N & BROTHER,
No 9o5 Main street, corner Ninth.
Two STORES for rent, on Cary between ninta
and Tenth streets. Aps
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w " No. W MAIN srREsr.
LIoHryfN0 ROps AND oRNAnHafAL RON
GOODS or gv.RY DEsCRlPTI0N
FOUNTAINS, VASES, CHniksS; NJ sAtS'
GARDEN ORNAMESrs. BRACKkrS &C.
IRON STABLE FURsiTURE Of the n0'' -
p'fRSa RAiLIgGs Of all s,yls.. insiuiSs ans ~
Paient-ths mosl durable ana s'on0'A
mcIhsib; mccInhssbRR WEATHER WAVES. any design Os
churches, paeiis sns each ana every trade and
si5N nn Tn,ss signs are msde stthsI ron
snpp.r, and giidsd with the best soia issi'
at modsisS isn AGENT for the sale OF
aorsa's IMPROVED kukopEAn IA kAnSn Ss n.c,
nnoS' oUINBYs kXCkLSlok flkH-fLAVA
HikfRRS 0RArAs, &c. @Asn
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LIVERY DAY BRINGS RET -sk,

NJ. Y R36I
T. TER NEws.-A GLORIOUS FUTURBB@l
- STORE FOR US hLI-Aud to bsginv EAv
w#Hh. we inform tn public thai NJ 6UNSr. 49,
az RTu2d street, between Fourth ami Fifth has
INST opened the largest and che pest stock Of
Boots shoes. and Trunks, ever offered In Rich
mond-boih Philadalph and his own ma snufAc-
ture He of'crs tho following goods 5000 pairs
excellent Hcoled Congress Carers, Si25: 900
pairs of hand sewed Morocco Boots 81 GOO airs
Of misses Tipped Goat Balmora'S % cents 900
pairs ladies Morocco ard Calf Slippers. SO cents ;
..utlemaIts Calf Sewsd Boots 81 and = great
variety of other shoes s-aIl sold In proportion
:. s-He has cu hand few Mems Drain Boots,
suitable for ditchers. Country merchants are In
y ed 10 give Us call. MlCBAEL GUNsT,
al Broad street.
wvls cnc door from Henry wsnzsl.
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VO OUR FRIENDS AND THEusav

j PUBLIC.-we take this opportunity R&N
o! informing our friends and the publcv EA
that We have made arrangements with the
manufacturers 10 make expressly Tor us good
and general assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, and
TRUNKS and we shall keep on hand the very
beat BOOTS and SHOES that can be made: We
shall receive them every week and we invite all
IN want Of goods in our line 10 give us cali be-
strck With pleasure and we think any one who
bought either in this market or al the North VIII
tay that OR goods are the best they ever saw ana
our price. as low. AS regards sizes, We have paid
Ind shall pay great attention TO getting sueh as
viii sell -. .. ,
We have some styles OF goods that cannot DO
80 so >. IN any "'n0' PUTSEY & WATTS.
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I-NION AND CHURCH HILL~&.

JrNION AND CHURCH HILLu&v
| RELIEVED -nENkY GUSST, 1927 HId
Main street between Fifteenth and seven-y ~
tee nth, has opened an extensive BOOT, s
SHOE sut TkUNk establishment, making II con-
vtuient for ciIyeus east OF Ninth street 10 get their
supply of Boots and Shoes al such prices ~ will
defy competition The immense patronage be-
slowed on this deserving firm = evidence that he
nearly every style found in rtst. class store. In
Ladies Congress Caters he can't be beaten. In
Mes, Roys, and Girls wear he challenges the
Sr4tr. Give him tTi.l. and satisfy yourse4f that
,.., /. rot merely y prF Country psople, ecpe-
ally merchants will find IL 10 their advantage TO
"a. il ON hlm. pou'i forget the place
HENRY GCSSr 1877 ain street.
.oylS bsrweerrFi iteenth and Seventeenth.
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I,RFAT EJOICIN INrss,

u RIChMOND 1t Is notorious fact HHA
It's. A GUSST s CO., No. sos Broadly Eky
.r...r between Fifth aud Sixth strosts, e0e>
ar. =. ling the CHEAPEST and BEST BOOTS and
SH o l. OF every description in the city. We are
#.t.y receiving " AcCessiCus 10 our already
E.ra aui eectsd stock OF boots, shoes, hats,
# trunks # the la'es. sty les and the best make,
-. t.ss tuat canuo fail to suit all that in want
A. sch goods Jest look at this price list, and
f..s. cal. and examine our stock: Ladies' CATERS
and Morocco Shoes. OF ali kinds, at from 20 TO
> Rsby Shoes, 3Sc., aud upwsr1s nice Morocco
G.f,r> for ladies, 6vc splendid Mems Shoes
srl caters. from s. 10 - so; Splendid Men =
Ea.ts from - 50 10 50 anu many other articles in
rr#goriiou. too numerous to mention.
Custom work made 10 order, and repairing neatly
done.
Country merchants will find ii TO their advantage
10 cal. on u before making purchases
A. GUEST CO.,
,rvls No. sos Broad street.
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NJ GO'S w A REHO UsE, RICH
~ a"Nn, VA.--This large and conmodious
"htEHoIAR ir now open for tn . receipt and in
Erection Oi tobacco The inspectors atthIs ware
lg4se pledge their united efforts 70 the protection
~ TIE interest Of both buyer and seller, having
lad many ysars' experience al the business
HUTCHINSON 4 BOILING, Insp speetors.
JhssT HuIcBRsOs, First Inspector.
'.ES Boiling, second Inspector. my is-lw
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4 NJ. DAVIS can be found at the
y. shoe store Of WILLIAM r. WHITE, No,
1903 Main street where his facilities are as good'
fru better than any house n the south tor man ".
uf4rturiug BOOTS, CATERS, and SHOES for
ladies and gentlemen. Particular attention PAID
10 su3t tender feet. We use nothing bat the best
Material, aud employ none but the best workmen.
loa viii lose nothing by patronizng the store OF
WILLIAM 3. WHITE ap 2o-b
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lust RECEIV ED at 1920 Main ak91
~ street, another lot of those MlNEkS R@S
HahEp BRoGANS also. CANNASSy "
EAIMoRNLS, for base ban players. for
sae At very low prices All ara invited TO call be-
.aye buyiug elsewhere. n NJ. GAsrDN,
l4go Main street.
x wlNFRSE, salesman. my IS
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MANUFACToRY OF LADIES and
CENTS FINE BOOTS AND SHOES. EMS

Tie uniersigned would respectfully INFORM NE
friends and the public generally that he has
Ts-upsIel ms
MANUFACTOEY OF GENTS AND LADIES
FINE BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS.
II N king this announcement he promises 10
i4..y maintain tho former standard and reputation
of the house (which was established In 1s2s) for
r#u. WORK n IS Low PRICES as can be MADE
lga.ty considered by any house IN the country
Mr. A NJ DAVIS, well known TO the former pa
irons %. the house and citizens at large, Is IN
charge Of the Ma nufacturing department, which ls
enough to Justify the promise OF strict attention 10
ordered work.
A flu supply Of the best Philadeiphta and other
manufacturers work always on hand. MY Spr1ng
.rrp.es Ar. now in and call is respectfully soil
cl'r1 WILLIAM z. WHITE,
srgT-lm Executor OF L. K. WHITE.
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Insurance Companies.
~<~~~e~~~~~e-~~-~~~~ ~~~~~ C~~~ >~>~-~1~~C~~~"~"~~
DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY, 1885.

Well invested and secured.
Assets employed h are for the general beneft.
Desirable FiRs AND NlRlNR RISKS invited.
Office, No l2ll Main street
d. J. HARTS0oK, President.
DAyIpJ 7. BURR, Secretary.
&c. WHgsRY, ia, Assistant Secretary. my
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TRUNKS, VALISES. DC Just re-
| c.fyat. a large stock Of TRUNKS, VAL1SkS,
rnAVELLIEG BAGS, and Ia DIES SATCH ELS
uf very style and quality Persons IN want OF
yuvlLiig in this line will do well TO call at the
m'via lw JOHN G. PAGE. JR.
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Boots. Shoes, Hats. dc.

1.-THE RICHMOND ROOT ~aky
\ LNp SHoE MANUFACToRY you kNl
S.n g,t or have made 10 order all kindsy S
~ gNnd home, maao BOOTS, SHOES, and -.
p,i.NuR.L>, Wholesale or retail, at lower prizes
thau the eastern imitation sold for elsewhere.
Gents French Calf Saved Roots made TO order for
a, footing SIS; Gents Caters, a. 50; and Shoes
fr.m :. 10 Is. good assortment of Ladies' Shoes
s.navs On hand.
am ais, aysnt for Singers Sewing Machines OF
rvN J. s. LEWIS.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY Is AND 10. 1857.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-MAr 70. n0.
sun rises. ass Noon rises :..::....
sun sets s..... 7.o5 High tide, p. NJ. 81
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
II RICHARD D. MITCHELL, Twelfth street De.
his friends sud tha public generally that he has
commenced tho H0UsR AND SIGN PAINTING
Da,li gss, and viii he glad 10 receive orders for
ps.hlng IL every etyIe
WILLIAM g. BAREZs, sign, Ornamental, and
b"hh"f Painter, will always be found al my shop
Ifa.elye orders for all .inds OF SIGN and HOUSE
4. .Ih flAG art GLAZING
b|"d work warranted. Terms moderate.
oh EmSn x q. MITCHELL
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rTO LADIES.-A large supply OF La
| dies. Misses, and Ihldreu's very fine
SHOES BOOTS and CATERS, just to hand at
nv vi.-lw JOHN C. PAGE,JR.
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NEW Yokk, November %, 1855.
Upon inspection Of L. J. Eawlsy's invention OF
ISa6tnipg Conductor, am of the opinion that II Is
superior 10 any rod that have ever seen. there
fore take pleasure In recon mending Its use.
A. L. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
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House u,.d Sign Painting.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
IL l.. l.. MONTAGUE & SON,
Tpyra syEygy BgTwggs MAis AND CARY,
viii be pleas.d 70 receive orders from their friends
aud the public generally for n,,,o
HOCSE SIGN, AND VRa MENTAL fAlSi4No
IN EVERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Terms moderate.
GUt-ls l. L. MONTAGUE SON.
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DICHMOND TRUNK MANUFAC-
II TORY We have, ia connection with our
REGULAR boot aud shoe business, commenced the
Manufacture of all the most improved styles OF
TRUNK, now in use. We shall always keep
good sock Of our own make on hand, which We
ar, prepared 10 offer al lower prices than the
northern trunks Of same quality are sold in this
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No., ,r,,h,,o the above. specified rod, or the
sor.,non ;siyaniIsd Rod put upon their buildings
can have tbs work done In the mos, nur ires of
ner All work pat mp Sy me xsP, ,assns. ~
ohA'ss u NV WILLIAM s. MussoS.
sSs Main street.
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KEPAIRING.-we also all kinds of REPAIR
ISG ar short notice and AZ blv prices. Per
sons can, with small outlay, hav" their trunks.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-15

armed. Verrill first seized Mrs. Kinsley
and demanded where the money was and
she screamed for Miss Caswell. Verrill
then struck Mrs. Kinsley with chair, and
when Miss Caswell came out of her room
struck her on the head with Ratchet. and
left her for dead. Both murderers then
returned to Mrs. Kinsley's bed room and
searched for money where she indicated,
but found none. Miss Caswell had re-
turned TO consciousness and was attempting
to reach her room, when the negro fol-
lowed her and killed her with chair,
In. the meantime his accomplish had fin
ished Mrs. Kinsley. They then tried to
light a lamp, but failed. and after further
search gave up all hopes of finding any
money and left.
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DESPERATE FIGHr WITH A THIEF AT
CHIcAGo.-A terrific fight took place AT
an early hour in Chicago on "Wednesday
morning last between thief AID the police.
He was first discovered by one of the mer-
chants police, whom he attacked with a
huge knife. A running fight for at least
block occurred, the officer receiving ter
rible' cuts about his arms and hands, and
succeeding in getting only a few blows
with his club upon the head of The thief
AT this juncture another of the Merchant
police came to the rescue, whom the thief
instantly attacked. AT the first blow he
nearly severed three Of the policeman
fingers, but the latter got in a crashing
blow upon the williams head, which caused
him TO take to his heels, the officers pur-
saing him, although faint from the loss OF
blood. They had proceeded but short
distance when third policeman came up
The thief stepped and at once attacked al
three with his knife. lie was not over
come until three bullets were fired into his
body, when he fell to the ground. He was
taken to the armory, and gave the name
of Henry Blackberger.! He will probably
not survive his injuries.
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sel,encI,. nInnaral.. PHI.

A CERTAIN tURB FOR DISEASED LIVER AND III ~ |
DASGERcUs MALADIEs WHICH ABE CAUSED 81 Elz
CONDITION or THAT oBGAN.
EN0 give the public clear understanding Of The uus
l. which SCIENCKiS Man drake pis produce As
wonderful effects which attosted by Thousands ~
Die witnesses, we present brief
DESCRIPTION OF TIE HUMAN LIYEg
and Its functions, which viii make the operation .
popular medicine percephbls to every man uudessa
The liver Is supplied with blood vessels nerves e
sorbant One Of its obvious is to secete and F
the bile IL likewise filters the hood and separates =
hud from all impurities. How Indispensable nets:y
health Is the proper Performance this functOa IN
liver Is diseased, it cannot purify the blood and a
sent hack through the lungs, brain aud other ps
morbid condition, it must jauudice billiouNss
struction OF the kidneys gravel aud many other oomP
more or less painful and dangerous but the least Of "a
quite enough to make man sick and uncomfortable n
unfit for the performance Of any of the duties OF life n
unhealthy state Of the system very often ends In Pun
AIRY consumption.
The circulation Of the blood is conducted in this
ner The heart sends the vital current down through
arteries it passes through the flesh, taking up all y
rites in its progress then the stream Of blood nows -
ward through the veins and passes to the liver 70 @
fed. IL is impossible to consumption scroil1
scarcely any otht Kind Of liberation while that h.,
organ the liver. Is diseased II Is for that rfu NJ,
" regular physicians - rarely consumption. NV,
usually begin their treatment by the use Of SONG 49,
medicine, the basis of whc is morphia or Opium y -
shape which locks up the liver instead OF ielhos
secretions giving tone TO the stomach, and prp1u'A'
healthy fow Of bile. DR.. Scnencks
ouLsoSIo SYRUP, sEAwEED TONIC, AND MsNpRAkI IL,
will strengthen the system, purify the blood ana np'H
heal ulcers on the lungs. -, y
volume wou be required, to give BRIEF soc0 s,s
the remarkable performed by DR.. scheneS .sl ~
viz -Pulmonic Syrup, seaweed Tonic, anu nan pan, d
p1ils-all OF which are accompanied by fuli ole'U'
the Of them.
DIR. sCHENcK will be professionally at bis room 80 -
week, ~ Bond Street, New York, and % Hano'sl -
Boston, from A. NJ until p. NJ. He gives aa's N,
but for thorough examination with the RtspirVwv ~
charge is five l5l dollars. Also full supply az az $50
at his rooms. Price of the Pulmonie syrup auu ~ "a
Tonic, each 81 so per bottle. or 81 50 the nan w.
Mandrake Pills 25 cents per box. l,ss
GEO. G. GOODWIN CO, 3S Hanover stree,
for Boston. For sale by all Druggists s'-e~