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UNIiE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1S42.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.

Cash receipts for the year ending February !,
1882 over $l3, 600, 900.
Cash assets February l. 1859, Invested In bonds
and mortgages worth I'm every case double the
amount loancd.) over S32, 900, 600
Number of policies In force February /, i'o''
80, 466. .
This IS an all-cash and n PURELY MUTUAL COM
rASY, and Is conducted on the only principle
which time and experience has proven 10 be ulti-
m ttrly safe and trustworthy. AL ot It's pronts
are divided annually among the insured III the
most equitable manner, which can be used to de-
crease the premiums or IT, purchase more insu-
rance ut the option of the policy-holders.
Application can be made to Mr.. Lewis Bookcr,
Mr.. John r. Godlln, ar the undersigned.
ID. n. YALkER CO, Agents,
No lOl! Main street.
nm ! r. NCCAw Medical Examiner. my
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REMOVALS,

pEMOVAL.
IL HALL & UTCHISOE,
wholesale dealers In
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS, HOSIERY.
GLOVES, &C,
have removed to their spacious and handsome
warehouse,
No. 1915 MAIN STREET, ABOVE FOURTEENTH
where they will he pleased to sec their iTiehas ana
the trade generally. ~ h-loos1.oS
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.ITuOUGH THOUSANDS OF
BARGAINS
have been bought MP 8
III w NfNrEP.S

BARGAINS
have been bought mp at
JULIUS MYERS
DRY GOODS HOUSE, COS BROAD STREET,
SINCE THE LATE ARRIVAL,
We are happy to state that the stock Is getting
daily supplied with an abundance of
NEW ATTRACTIONS, such rs
NEW DRESS GOODS Of peculiar beauty, prices
-srrgug from 2aC.. CSC. 2oc, aud upward are ra-
r,g.iy aud eagerly purchased hy those who know,
ta,r IN appreciate = bargain.
NtE>EILLES. or rIQUF, white, bun. and
fgfgrcd. II extremely low figures.
>rRING and SUMNER FLANNELS attract at-
,rrflnr1 hy their unusual ChcapucSS.
tt>~lNEkF>, CLOTH, DOESk1N. DUCKS
DRILLS. tplTONAnES, Checked and Stripcd
linens. BOMBAZINF:S. ALPACAS. and other
materials lrr gents and boys wear are sold I'm =
gaauueg ngrccahly surprising to many who priced
such goods elsewhere.
What i glorious supply Of pretty shades Of RIB
TuN-. SAVlN>, PARASOLS. FANS. &C.. &c.
tltanurh many ladies are receiving the Comp!i-
-urria ui tbc!r husbands aud hcaux for their good
SIAWL>, SIN u few Of the latter ones left for
:Ha,a. " l3o need
INplt-RIBBER CLOTH. for iudcscrlbahlc
s..i atIyr purposes. always on hand at moderate
NAKSFILLES TRIMMING Csc apiece, SII X
FEI&GE>. GIMi'S, and other material, for braid
In. u7 trimming female apparel of every dcScrip-
iuu. purchased nj lar bClo" value, and selling like
wise u course.
Millions Of Other Inducements in DRY GOODS
NOTIONS, &c, &C. JULIUS MEYER
III Co3 Broad street. near Sixth.
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pnomEsApE CoHcEnr.-There will be a
grand promenade concert and Ple-hlct &c "s 9
Eukcr's Spring Park this evening NJ
o'clock.
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d ENOV A L. "a
aIGnLY IMrORTANT TO WEAsRERs ~>

d Z N OV A L. o.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO WEARERS
OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
G. HE'LL + r
has removed to his new and spacious storet
No 52s BROAD STREET, CORNER SlAlh'
where he Is receiving an addition to his largo and
well-assorted stock OF
TRUNKS, &C,
for Ladies, Gents, Boys, Misses, and Children
from the cheapest to the best quality manuIac-
tured which he now offers TO his customers
and the public
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
have made arrangements to supply mercnsnns"
by the case or dozen ut New YORK }266ing prices
New store No. 5o7 Broadstreet, corner Sixth.
On account Of the roomy store VIC can sho"
large varietyof
vALlsEs' AND HATS,
which will be sold very low. ~
few cases of those celebrated LADIES IOi-
LET SLIPPERS ut 45c., and fancy-coiorcd pa
BIES' SHOES at 3oc. will he sold at the same prices
at u. br'LLE'h . hS" osIs.
\. A. III. LAFENG, salesman. teScoo.m
ID DEMOYAL.-Haying combined my book
IL store and bindery In the large ana commo,
dious house No. sol BROAD STREET, corner o.
Ninth formerly occupied by Messrs SteDplns q
Pullenl, prepared with greater faciiitiea' W
execute any orders may he favored Win:
w. Fl. kEISINGHAM-
tc1-l.t Bookseller. Stationer, and Binoor.
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This company makes specially OF Issuing
on dwellings aud furniture, whereby the Insured
shares In the profits of the company without III
curing liability.
Agents may be found ut nearly every prominent
pout I'm this and the nclghboring states, 10 whom
applications for insurance may be made. -,
Scrip dividend to holders OF participating pom
ctes TW ENTY-FIVE per cent.
The scrip of 1857 25 per cent? Is now receivable
AS cash In payment of premiums. -
j. Ii. MONTAGUE, Agent NJ
nv 253m Richmond, Va.
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BLACK FEENCn cAMNnICs at 4oc., rcma

BLACK FRENCH tANNITtS nj W., r'mHFk-
ably cheap.
pIQJES,
IIQUE>,
PIQJES,
PIQUES.
Another lot or CAMBEIC and SWISS EDGlNGS
and INSERTINGS, bought at q large auction
s.,l. In Sew York, and which will be
offered 1t prices that no one will
fail TO buy.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

on all public or private sales Of real estate made
m'Wccn the first day Of january and the first day
sent year but on all sales between the first day oi
July and the thirty-irst day Of December the
seller pays them
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

EORGIA HOME INSURANCE
ST COMPANY,
OF CoLUMBUs, GEORGIA.
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STATEMENT /:

W. II. PECKIAM, President;
w. T. HOOPER, Secretary;
l.. MCADAM, Actuary:
G. 4. FUDICkER, superintendent.
DIRECTORS:
General John 4. Dix;
w. WiIkens, Of " llkcns & Co.;
George T. Hope President Continental Fire In
surance Company;
Hon. James Harper, Of Harper Brothers;
John J. Crane, President Bank OF Republic;
W. VI. Vcrmilyc, of Ycrmilye i Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdyke, ex-Mayor OF New York;
Aaron Arnold Of Arnold, Constable & Co. and
others ISANC HUTZLER,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
ONCE No. 9o2 Main street.
Dr. J. G. CABELL, Medical Examiner. JAG
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~ y. WALKER IL CO.,
II. FIRE. MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE, NO. 10li MAIN SIREEI,
under Nlcssrs. X. II. Maury X Co.

Buildings, merchandise, furniture, ana personal
prnp,rtv nf Nil kinds In the city and country, in
stIr,i against loss damage by fire AT the lowest
rates In companies of tho highest stand ding.
Tobacco In warehouses and marine and Inland
risks taken at the lowest rates.
Losses cquitabIy adjusted and promptly paid
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ASSETS EMPLOYED HERE FOR THE
BENEFIT OF INSURERS.
DIRECTORS:
D. J. Iiartsook, \. J. Stokes,
John Endcrs, {. L. workman,
VIM b. Isaacs. Samuel C.. Tardy,
Parker Campbell, Georges Palmer,
w. G.. Paine, w. G.. Taylor,
John &. Williams, +. 5. Turpin.
ID. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID j. BURR, Secretary.
Is. G.. WHERKY, Jr., Assistant secretary.
Once No I2ll Main street. NH Ism
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APPOINTMENT REvoKED.-The following
paragraph occurs in Special Orders No. 120
| from Headquarters
SO much Of paragraph ., Special Orders
No. l2O, Of this date. from these Headouar-
crS, as announced Mr.. II. a, Curtis as clerk
OF the district court Of appeals for the third
district of hirgnia, is hereby revoked.
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NOTICE TO SUIPPERs.-sas--zII!!!rrri

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-SHs-J m
~ The boats Of the JAMES RI-sIsSE1L&sSSS-LEggzss
YER AND kASAWiIA CANAL tOAir = y
will leave the dock usual promptly 4 y VI. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls goods Tor Lynchhurs and
bcy0ua collected on deli .cry. or prepaid, Il Sic
option of the shipper. Freight received AID de-
!lyercd ut my Office, on the Dock.
Way freight Will not DC delivered I'll charges arc
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
del! EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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HUsT1Nas Court OF MAGISTRATES meets
this morning ut II O'Clock.
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D1-CKWALL Il ROUSS, No. 1906 MAIN
| J ~TRFF.F.-lrSE II ls6a.-NFW GOODS.
-, received. per steamer Saratoga, another
-,I~r,cnt OF AUCTION BARGAINS. embracing
a. rSrt pomcstICs: Prints OF all kinds Dress
Ia" nr all kinds and al nj! prices. Very fine
'S'.ro and Ilcrnani ShaHls Ladies' Linen Collars
11,' '.hr. Hosiery aud llandkcrchicfs, Trimmings:
cloves for ladies and gents: Fancy Articles OF
~ tfras for ladies Dress Goods or ali kinds FOR
NJ a+ Shoes Of all kinds, from 373c. 70 IS: the
Ecsf 81 Mating NJ 4or. 5-i Mating at 4oc. the
,o,t Hemp Carpet nj SOC. Brussels Carpet nj
~ s.. Nrlyc! Rugs, &C.
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DRINTING IN COLORS DONE Al
i THE DISPATCH PHIS1lNG-HOUsE.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, June u, 1859.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE II, 1888.
sun rises ........ AS Moon sets. IL. Is
sun sets III High tide ........... S.l7
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1850.
ALL POLICIES NOS-FORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
Policies in force. 600, 900
Aserts .................... !, 500, 900
aUnual
Losses paid 500, 900
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK At WAsHIHGT0S
EoLLEGE.-Thc followingis is the arrangement
for commencement week at Washington
College:
Sumdoy, Jttnc 20th.-1l A. NJ, Baccalau-
rcatc sermon Rev. John l., Girardcau, d..
d., Of South Carolina.
fTucSd0y, Jnlte 22d.-l0 \. NJ, stated
mcctin"ol the Board of Trustees. L. NJ,
final celebration OF the literary societies.
"Wednesday, June 23d.-9 y. NJ, meeting
Of the Alumni Association. ! \. NJ, adj
dress before ihc Alumni Association: Rev.
Charles Baker Davidson, d. d., Indiana.
= y. NJ, address before the Young Mems
Christian Association: Captain Giyens B,
Striclllcr, OF Lynchburg. Va.
ThurSd0y, Jtne 24ut-C Comm cncc cnt
Ddy.--l0 \. NJ, commencement exercises:
First, announcement Of distinctions and
delivery of certificates; second, college
orations; third, comforting of diplomas
and prize medals. l. NJ, address before
the literary societies: Rev. X. \. Holland.
Of Baltimore, Md. 8 p. NJ, Alumni sup
per.
The supper of the Alumni will take place
on the evening Of the 24th, under the dircc-
ton Of the following named committee : W.
\. Anderson, II. G. Davidson. NJ. D., J. L.
Poague, A. I. Barclay, j. Med. McClmg,
NJ. ID.
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WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and ORGANDIE MUSLlNS,
JACCONETS. CAMBEICS,
PLAIN and PLAID NAINSOOhS,
IRISH LINENS,
PILLuW-CASE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DIAPER,
30 pieces WHITE LINEN DIAPER at 81, $3.50
ana f3-grcat bargains.
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Issues policies to cover all
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
N the most advantageous terms, and offers all tho
Inducements connected with
A HOME COMPANY
OF undoubted ability and safety.
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.

nOMESTIC INSURANCE.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY D, 1866.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
AUTHORIZED CArTrAL..............$l 81, 900, 900.
INVESTED CAPITA TAL....,..,......... 200, 900.
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THE CITY CoUScIL meets this afternoon at
5 O'Clock.
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CHARGED WITH GAnRoTING.-Robcrt alias
Baby Clarke was on Saturday before Nay
thahoon charged with being implicated in
the attempt TO g;rrotc and rob Captain
Widgen on the Capitol Square on WcdncS-
day night last. The Young gentleman who
saw the attempt and rescued Captain
Widgen appeared in court and testified
that he recognized Clarke rs one of the
party who was watching the old man in the
bar-room on Fourteenth street.
Mr. \. &. Jones Sworc thai he recognized
him as one who had hold of him on the
square, and was chased by Mr.. Baughan,
one Of the parties who came to the rescue.
Clarke asked for Il continuance of the
case, aS he wished to prove that he was al
home by T. O'Clock that night. As he was
seen, however, by Il policeman on Broad
street between and o clock on the morn
ing after, it is probable that this slippery
Young sharper is caught ii last. His case
WAS continued until to-day.
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SHIPPING.

DOR NEW YORK.-Thc new LssTFh
i and elegant sidc-whccl stcamshiprses-4-esss
ISAAC BELL. Captain ROuKTE, viii leave her
wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, June 18th, al
9 O'Clock L. VI.
Freight received until 5 o clock Z. VI.
Fare. Sl2; atcerage 81.
For freight or passage, having elegant accommo-
datiOns, apply u
WILLIAM E. DUSHAM & CO.,
te LIT corner Eleventh and Nain streets
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y. +. BOHEMIAN, President
ID, +. WILCOX, Secretary.

cApITAL ..,....-................. $3.50, 900
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NOR BALTIAIORE.-Ste eameretT-IGns
4 STATE OF MARYLAND WIZ Aassasss-sassz.-
O'Clock 7. NJ. Freight received up 10 d O'Clock
p NJ. For freight or passage apply TO
ic II HARSEIS & WILLIAMS.
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LLAMA LACE SHAWLS.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS.
MEMS WEAR.
4 large stock Of
LINEN DRILLS and DUCKING,
CASSIMERES, MELTON CLOTHS, &C.
PARAsOLs. SUN-UMBRELLAS PARASOLS.
Alarrc and fine stock OF EIBBONS-narrow and
wide, plain and fancy-can nc found at
THE" DRY GOODS STORE
BROAD STREET No. 627,
RICHMOND, VA.
SALESMEE
W.C. KEhS, j. II. CHESERY W. II. GORDON
formerly ofs. NJ. Price < Coz. my %
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The CITY Amusements.

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music Mr.. Grau's troupe will
appear this evening In new opera Of Onenbach,
La We Pdrisienne. The cast will include all the
principal artists
On Wednesday evening, in compliance with a
general request, Herves opera OF LLEH Creve will be
performed for the second and last time.
AT THE Chestnut the buresque OF The Field Of the
Cloth of Gold has entered on its sixth week. The last
nights Of this attractive entertainment an
nounced, but the exact date OF positively the last
night has not yet been made known.
On Tuesday evening the performance will be for
the benefit Of the Cuban patriots and on Wednesday
Hernandez will have benefit, when, in addition to
the burlesque, the amusing pantomime OF Mons. De-
chal,lmedu will be performed.
ATT WALNUT ByrOns burlesque of The Female
Forty Thieves will be given this evening, with Miss
Jennie and Miss Lizzie Wmore and MI. Felix Rogers
in the principal parts. The performance will COM
or, AlphonSO, the NOndescript, in which Mr.. Rogers
will appear as 'Joshua AlphOnso" and Miss Lizzie
On Friday, April 23, the birth and death OF Shake
speare will be commemorated by the performance OF
Ths sg wyss 81 Of ESsS with Mr. j. H. Hackett
'Litte Nell" and the "Marchioness' in John
Brougham's dramatization OF Dickens story OF The
AT THE THEATRE CoS1oUE MI. Jacob C. schuler
the dOorkeeper, will have benefit this evening.
The Breban Swiss Bell Ringers will appear; also
Carleton, the caricaturist, and the American Glee
Club. An attractive programme Will be presented
and we hope that full house will be in attendance
On Tuesday Miss Susan GaltOn will return to the
OF her first success, and will appear in the
operettas of "66" and Lischen and Fritzohen
AT THE AMERICAN variety OF attractions will be
offered this evening, including the appearance OF
eight premiere danseuses.
THB GERMANIA ORCHESTRA will give a public
rehearsal at horticultural Hall on Wednesday after
JAMES E. MURDOCH ESQ, will read at the M. E.
Church, Nineteenth and Poplar streets, on Thurs.
day evening, April %. The proceeds will be for the
THE CONSERVATORY OF Music will give the fifth
grand concert OF the season on Friday, April 80.
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soouHR on LATER a neglected cold viii develop q
constant Cough shorness of Breath, Failing strength
and Wasting of F1eshthe couriers Of Consump-
ton In some instances the same cause will produce
Bronchitis disease of the branches of the windppe In
Bronchial Affections, JAYSE's ExPEcToRAST is both q
palliative and curative the testimony of thousands
and its worldwide reputation attest-while in Coughs
and Colds it acts speedily and when taken according to
directions, promptly them Why not give
this standard remedy immediate trsly Sold by all
Druggists
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THAT

The Clothing Sold by CHARLES STOKES, No s24 Chestnut
street,
More fashonaby cut better made and trimmed than any
other in the city,
People well know this fact accounts the prefer.
always shown for C,rsornerpade Il is
beyond
QUESTION
That the prices asked BY CHARLES STOKES for his
superior Reddyndde Clothing will compare with the lowest
asked by parties who rnly eedror initiate his styles but
for rant Of experience in the manufacture of really fashion
able Clothing fail to convince the people that CHARLES
STOKES does not take the ead and is beyond their reach
MORAL ~.
"SooT not too high on runiy's ceok ring
For ambitions cloak conceals mortal sting"
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AN ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD,-Inyalids, broken down in
health and spirits by Chronic Dyspepsia suffering from
the terrible exhaustion which follows the attacks of acute
disease the testimony who have been raised
as by miracle from similar state prostration by Hos
LETTERS STOMACH BIrTERs is guarantee that by
the same means you may be strengthened and restored
But those who stand in peril Of epIdemcs to all who by
reason exposure privatons and uncongenial climate
or unhealthy pursuits may at any moment be stricken
down, this paragraph is particularly and eophaed'y
addressed. You who thus situated profered an
absolute safeguard against the danger that menaces YOU
Tone and regulate the system with this harmless medc
nal Stimulant and Alternative and you will be forearmed
against the mhades whose around you in the
air HosTETTER's STOMACH BrrTERs not only
standard Tonic and Alternative throughout the United
States but they accredited by the certificates of the
most distinguished citizens of the Union the people of
all other lands. In Canada Australia, and the West
Indies, they gradually taking the place of all other
stomachcs whether native or foreign and as surely
truth progressive and demonstration overthrows doubt
they will eventually supersede every other nvgorant
Restorative now employed in medicinal practice.
FIFTEEN HUEDED DOLLARS WORTH of American Pic.
tures and Crystal Medalons positively be sold without
reserve-numbeTing 225 works of art by eminent
artists. The collection belongs the American Art Gal
lery New York, and is the offered by them in
this city. The sale will tomorrow (Tuesday
evening and be continued on "Wednesday, Thursday
Friday evenings at Scotts Art Gallery No 1000 Chestnut
stree" " before O'Clock. Now open Tor exhibition
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CAMPHoR REDUCED, CAMPHoR REDUcED.-1O,OOO pounds
pure Camphor he only thing for mohs for sale in
pound and smaller packages, at 81 per pound, at SHINES
SONS Drug and Paint Warehouse, No. 1lO2 Market
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DIED.

CRAIG.-On the 18th instant, ELIZABETH CRAIG.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
mother, No 69 s. Fifteenth street, Wednesday, the
2lst Instant at o'clock. Interment at Lafayette Gene
terry.
FINLEY.-On the 18th instant, WILLIAM FINLEY
in the 10th year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence No
400 Kerr street, below Pine Tuesday the 10th instant
at 1216 o'clock. Intement at Mount Morah Cemetery.
LAWLOR.-On Sunday evening" the 18th instant after
painful illness, Mr. JOHN LAWLOR, aged % years and
5months
Due notice will be given of the funeral s
OTTY.-On the 18th instant, after lingering Illness,
HETTIE OTTY, widow of the late Thomas Otty formerly
of Delaware county, in the slst year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend her unea from the residence of her
daughter, Maria s. Savage No i27 Harmony street,
wednesday morning at 10 o'clock TO proceed to Ebene
Zer M. E. Church Vault.
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PAIN PAINT.
pLAIN FACTS.

} LAIN FACTS.
want gun that hits the mark.
plain truths reveal, though Doctors bark.
Shout Humbug, call me Liar
want the Public eye 10 scan
Reports that weekly come,
OF human deaths, and understand
That something must be done.
Let us take up the list Of death.
And the columns down;
We find consumption in q breath.
The largest in the Town
The City and the Country, too,
In every list agree;
Her haggard face we see
There Is no catalogue Of Death
Consumption fails 10 fill
The largest numbers yield their breath
As captives TO her Will
The lack of knowledge, and far,
She cannot live unless Catarrh
In Head or Nostrils lie,
Catarrh ia mother Of this foe
,-jSf1 -GS2fn1sumpt91'n hss Sot no place
To curse the Human Race
For Ulcers form within the head
These Ulcers break and run
Into the Throat and StOmaoh's bod
Consumption just begun
Her child, Consumption, now is born
Its food in matter goes
Right down the throat, at Night or Morn.
From Catarrh in the Nose.
Amongst the countless millions dead
Catarrh always frat;
Consumption followed, and was fed,
And by Catarrh was nursed.
Who dose the stomach quickly die
Consumption can't be cured
IJ,,il CdrTTh is forced to hy
And health in head assured.
But heal the Ulcers in the head,
Consumption dies from thirst
1t cannot live unless 'tis fed
BY CdtoTTh, as at first.
Clean out this matter from thy bead
And Ulcers quickly heal
WOLCOTT'S ANNIHILATOB wed.
'Tis safe in woe or veal.
II is the only standard cure
Annihilates CotarTh,
And all the druggists have it, sure.
Pint bottles, near and far.
A liquid, harmless for the Nose.
Cleans out the filth and scum.
And all obstruction quickly goes,
And health will shortly come.
No Catarrh snuff that's made of dust,
But hastens the disease;
1t breeds Catarrh, and nostrils rust,
Condemned each time you sneeze.
WANT TO TELL SOME SIMPLE FACTS,
Relate them as they are,
AENIHII.ATOR, how it acts
With those who have Catorrb
Samuel Williams is my name,
Bass River where live,
New Jersey State where remain;
True facts plainly give.
Catarrh, the demon, got down.
Consumption followed quick;
And everybody in the town
Knew was deathy sick.
Physicians to my bedside flew;
All said they were too late
My shroud was made, and grave-cothes, ton.
And death my certain fate.
While waiting only for to die.
Some person did propose
WOLCoTT's ANSIHILATOR try,
By shutting up my nose.
They bought botte-one two, three
ANEIHIIATOR, pure;
1t broke Catarrh, and cured me
My doctors know it sure.
Great Jumps OF matter from my head
And mucus from my throat
Discharged such masses. putrid dead
Would almost fill boat.
ANNrHI1AToR! Oh what thanks
Can my poor pen indte:
Had the gold in all the banks,
The payment would be light.
Six pints of Annihator for Catarrh or Colds in th
lead or one Pint of Pain Paint double strength sen
Of charges, receipt of SIS or one gallon
I all Drug Stores r. L. WoLCoTT, Inventor and Sol
'rOprietoT, No. 181 Chatham Square, n. Y.
Test them free of cost at No 62 Arch street. Priya
Doms for ladies. 1t