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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-12

APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE FOR AUGUST
at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's popular news depot,
1ll6 Main street. Price, twenty-five cents.
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5gPEasoNAL.--Govern Walker will return
To- Richmond from the White Sulphur
springs this morning. sa s 80 ~ 4.
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THE WAR in EUROPE ,I, MEEr1Ne OF PRUs-

The WAR IN EUROPE MEETING OF PRUs-
SIAN SYMPATHIzERs.- A largely-attended
meeting Of the German citizens of Rich
mond was held at Schott's Monticello Hall
on Wednesday night for the purpose OF
expressing their sympathy with their coun-
trymen across the ocean, and to devise
means for the relief OF the sufferers in this
great struggle. il' ..-' .,.....'.. &. .
Mr.. G. A. Peple was elected temporary
chairman, Mr.. Charles Seibert secretary.
Mr.. Peple, on .takng the chair, made
some appropriate remarks.
F. W. HanneWinkel, Esq, the North Ger
man Consul, was elected permanent presi-
dent Of the organization, Messrs. Peple and
II. a. Phillips vice-presidents. 1a
E. O. Melting was elected treasurer, w.
A. Spott assistant treasurer, and Mr.. Sci
bert secretary. - 80 .s.>.5j-. 80, !.
On motion of Mr.. Phillips, it was $50.
" RESOLVED, That the Chairman appoint
of collecting funds" .f- ats
On motion of DR.. Boldemann, commit
tee on resolutions was appointed, consist
ing of DR.. Theodor Boldemann, JUL; G.
Fischer, and DIR. Grebe, who. after retiring
for a short time, offered the following reso-
lutions '5@a.. t!rh..eE ..@
.'Resolued, That we, German citizens OF
the city of Richmond, in common with our
countrymen throughout America, desire to
express our sympathy with our struggling
native land. ~ -
"Resoloed, That we also desire to assist
our brethren in the support of this great
work. which involves the future honor and
prosperity of our glorious fatherland: There
fore be it further ., a:-. e-.... ~.
"Resolyed, That free-will offerings be
received for the benefit of the wounded and
support of the widows and orphans of the
fallen braves who died in the defence OF
their homes and their honor, and that we
connect ourselves with the Central Com.
mittee in New York; r-,...
The meeting adjourned after resolving to
hold mass meeting on Monday next.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST j

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST II, 1870.
ARRIVED. .s..
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk, mer
chandise and passengers, l.. q. Tatum. !-l&
Steamer Niagara, Blackwood, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. ST t9E. csl
u.rrH s. s,-...,- SAILED. ~. 81, .g.f-
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Burns, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. ID. Tstup. -. IL s. :
merchandise and passengers, w. z. Bretts
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. z. Porter.
Schooner Pinta, Smith, Washington, u. c.,
light. ,e.ss,5
.- r.. MEMORANDA. Es Is S.,
WEST POINT, August II Arrived, steamer State
ofVIrginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, ana
sailed on return. Ii.
ACQUIA CREEK, August 1l.-Arriyed, steamer
Ironsides, Mayo, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad, and sailed on return. tst
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d. 81. ELLYsoH q Co. will insert advertisements
ihe principal neWspapersi in Virginia, North Care.
Ina, Tennessee. and the northern cities, at.Bsb
sshsrs, rates, for cash. Apply at this Office
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE

NATiONAL LIFE lNSI KANNE
COMPANY. U. s. A..
nCrr great Inducements TO persons ttsirohs OF IN
.uripr,h,,rl lives. The Company has cash paid
mn capital 81 oOo goo, with large surplus Have
issued since august, 1868, over LOCO policies.
4 cncrs low rates of premium. 1t furnishes
larger Insurance than other companies ior 'he
mcnoney. tisa HOME COMPANY in every
Ioca!iy.
RS POLICIES ARE NEGOTIABLE.
IT'S Policies ARE EXEMPT FROM
ATTACHMENT.
ITS POLICIES ARE NON-FCHFEIIlfH,
therefore INSURE YOUR LIFE without deaay ID
THE COMPANY"
pr o. A CKENSiiAw, Medical Examiner.
s. HARRIS, General gent
irpI2m post-ofllcr box a3s
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OLD PAPERS, In packages of one hundred or
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room.
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FOE. SALE :

MULES, MULES" MUIES.-f
I lYl have nine eGoODlMULES'fors sale. A68
They nre Just from the country, aud are EY
suit able for farm or other purposes. .Sss<zs
Apply to N. 2. IiFSCOmpE.
au l2-iw - Marshall and Second streets.
HOLM KELLY, TWENTIETHs STREET
~ BETWEEN MAIN AMI. .CAR1, rOFFEhS
FOR SALE ,liz''t ~ q ~ - @..S.s,
one OPEN BAROUCHE,ttiE5 80
Two HORSES and HARNEssa ila...a
One SMOKING TOBACCO sCUTTrlHd-MA-
One eLIrJMPING-MACHINE, .sEIiIl
One NEW FOuR-H -H0 RISE STREET. WAGON,
NEW and SECOND HAND CARTS E,s
ARMY WAGONS, HARNESS. &c. s.,s.s,
n. By viii pay the highest market price for
RAGS. BONES, and sUMAC, delivered asany OF
"a an Iepiin Jim = ' .s.'. ~ JOHN KELLY.
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JEALOUS Detectives AND THE SAMPLE
MERCHANTS. Complaints are made that the
detectives are pushing this thing ofhunting
and arresting sample merchants rather too
far. The law must be enforced, it is true,
hut the attention Of the officers have seve-
raj times dil7fis last tsy weeks annoyed
other persons besides those "seIling gSSass SSeass,
by sample or description without license"
Some of them take it for granted that if a
man is young, tidy, wears a " nobby" suit,
boasts '.mutton chop" whiskers, and hap
pens to be a stranger to the police, he must
be Baltimore drummer. A Jealous detec-
tive is: sure to E.spot" him and dog his
steps from door to door in the hope of
catching him violating the sample ordi-
nance. A case of this kind came to our
notice yesterday. A young man well
known in business circles, if not to the Off
GERS of the law, was seen to go into several
stores, filling an order for country friend
A detective followed him for two hours be-
fore finding that he was on false scent.
We have q communication. ON this subject,
but being unaccompanied by the name of
the writer, it cannot be published.
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LOCAL. DIRECTORS-NEW YORK
:, :; rcbthsld H II. NJ. Consul. chairmtn
Low. nf h. A. Low & Brothers : &.'S. 5ai-
.,sy' - ~ Of T. 5. laiIray Co.; Richard lTvin, & OF
Eithar4 irwin Co. DAVID Sa,Tmsn inmnston / Co.
! mes <tuart, ofJ. J. stusrl. n,pv
ihc Company limits itself entirely to a fihE
All losses equieably adjusted and PROMPT
lN fklp. .odI,, over \
r,-;,, al sixty seven years, having hecn nnllolni
(, urn~pcrous. has won for them hiSh FephkN,
IAN throughout the world Tor careful management
and financial strength. The patromag o a,tantnn .T
,.lrng public Is solicited, WIN speelSi a'teil'ioh
rr our liberal rates Of premium. co
~ '1' JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & co.,
General Agents state OF Virginia.
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EREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
W
...,. JULIUS CLES'S.

POS Main street, second door below Ninth
DRESS GOODS regardless of cost, as he is deter
mined to reduce his tremendous stock so call
saFy and Il Gse 80 soe worth
srsfPED PRd SGS; and PLAIN LENos at 2ec worth 'Se
PLAIN and PLAID MozAMBlQuEs at 2Oc'
FRENCH S, II @ ORG ANDES at Soc worth 4Oc.;
pKINTEDD 81 pfRCALES = ttdAs s:sts;tv. at lssc.;;
BAREGEs, TAMisE CLO1Hs. BLACK AL
very GSRsHPE sSPPqE VET VEHts and 'MoURNINe HAND
KERCHIEFS-in variety; --.-
Lawns at l63c. worth 2oc.: $3.50:
Great bargains In BLACK SILKS
IRISH LINEN and LINEN sIIEETENGS;
HuCKABACK TOWELS at l2lc wo' tn 2Oc.;
LANCASTER and MARsElLLEs QUILTs-all
Wife flTfs anu and from aee
MAsK, NAPKINS, and DoYLLEs;
FUksfFGhE FtNsk Fff GG5ISA paaAsk: alAfhN'
l-hsve also a full line Of CENTS FURNISHING
.L. Go0Ds, such such as
IiSEN sHlRrs-very cheap;
aANpaKEkculEFs,
TIES and GLOVES,
Good LINEN DRILLING ut 25c. and upwards;
SASH, NECK, and ndTRIMMlNG RIBBONS in va
sILKs ii.'lsLE. BUCK, and KID GLovEs-an
all sizes;
LACE COLLARS, '-s
RUFFLFS,
EMBRUIDERIES,
HOSIERY and NOTIONS Of all kinds.
Many other articles TOO numerous To mention.
Call early and he convinced.
The following gentlemen arc with me, and would
bc pleased to SEE their friends
lewis W. BURWELL,
JOHN j. TURNER,
j. WEINBERG,
GEORGE SWABACHER,
WILLIAM B. POWERS,
Il. :. SMITHERS,
G.. j. MCRAE. .-.
.-... JULIUS SYCLF,
iyls ... 903 Main street.
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@asEM
DRY GOODS.

+. - +.
2I7--- : = DRY GOODS. .,----,.-,-,,-.
rosr1NuArIoN OF THE St,
~ sEMI-ANNUAL CLOSING SALE
ss.5s,s A great many desirable and
sEAsoNABLE DRY Goops
are ye. to be obtained at
II EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY. BARGAINS.
forwo are selling OF 10 make room for = 't
.-.s.s. FALL STOCK H#.
BY SEPTEMBER FIRST.
PLAIN BL ACK and STRIPED GRENADINES,
CHECKED and STRIPED JAPANEsE SILKS
BLACK and CoLoKED SILKS and sATINs, :
,.-, GBAREGEs. MozAMBIQUEs,
LENos,- -PoPLINs, ALPACAS - !
STRIPED, CHECKED, and
DOTTED MUsLINS, }"..-
...- LAWNS, WHITE CAMBRICs. -,
SWISS NA1NsooKs, DIMITIEs.
BRliILlASIS, s -ra ..-.. -a- = r y.se +,
DIAPER TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, QUILTS, .,..
CAMBRIC RICEMBRoIDERIEs, PIoUEs,
INFANTS WAISTS, j.. / Il
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCH1EFs, !.
HOSIERY, #
LACE and GRENADINE sHAWLs,
SILK sACoUES, GLOVES, PARAsoLs,
CAMBRIC and SILK UMBRELLAS,
.. aAUzE SHIRTS, CAsSIMERES,
| and many other goods very cheap.
| WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets,
BRoAD-STREET DRY GOODS EMPORIUM. [.
| au 5-eod
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ESTABLISHED 1873.

,..,..,,,,. and sprnlus over. IS ,O00, 900 90
Gari,In i,nsn.s In limited States 6i7,g75 u
l'cnosltG sis,eret M,ia drS1s%tes Sonas $4,000 90
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MEETINGS.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co, I
=. ~. - RICHMOND, June 26, 1870. {

Z RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co,
.s. .~,. RICHMOND, June 20, 1870 :
A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IN DIRECTORS of this company, held THIS
DAY, the President reported the act ofthe General
Assembly OF Virginia, approved July IL 1870, di-
rect,ng the Board Of Public Works ho sell to this
company the stock OF the State In this company,
and author izing the company TO buy the same.
Whereupon IL was resolved that general
meeting OF the Stockholders Of this company be
called to meet at the Exchange Hotel, In the city
Of Richmond, on the 3lst day OF August, 1870, at
u NJ, for the purpose OF considering the accept
ance or said act. j. u. BLAIR, Secretary.
The book for transferring stock viii be closed
on the 18th Of August until after the meeting Of
Stockholders. J. D. BLAIR, Auditor
- ss FORM OF PROXY.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co.
Kno,o all Hen by these Presents: -.. S
That -, the undersigned, do hereby constl-
tute and appoint -- attorney ----- for -
and In - Dame to vote on all questions that
may be brought before the meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the Richmond and Danviile Railroad
Company 10 be held at - on ---- the -
day OF -, or ut any adjourned meeting thereof,
hereby ratifyiDg all the acts OF -. said attor-
ney In the premises, fully as If - were present
and voting In person.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
affixed - hand this - day OF ---~. s:,
jy29-d&swtd $50
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-, SCWAFDIN &c ELLYSON,
1,>,s,n,Ipry nm ADVANCE.
1NsURANCE COMPANIES.

4
u-TIJAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
nj VIRGINIA. @@!.
CHARTERED 179d.
,,,,,cx CORNER or TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA. i, s.:
,.s,-cs Buildings by perpetual or annual policy
!nsm "s,rs eonitably adjusted and promptly paid.
i"'S> H. a. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent"
JOHN B. DASFUkTH, Sccrctsry:
,r<py H. DANToRTH, Assistant secretary.
In,,rirl IL. ruILIAM, Collector. 1...
DIRECTORS:
JAQUELIN r. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM c. ALLEN, -.-..
John c.. HOBSON, .
JAMES DUNLOP, .".-f
WILLIAM GRAY,
GEORGE DAVIS SR.,
LANES II. GRANT.
ALFRED T. HAaRlS,
JOHN PURCELL,
JOHN FREEbAND,
GARRET +. WATSON.
WILLIAM III. HANALIH
WILLIAM H. PALMER. - aM
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I'VE MARINE. AND

'"H' =" LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE No. llos MAIN STREET.
cArITAL RErREsENTED.......s sao'ooo'ooo'
,,,rr,rAI, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
'"' OF LONDON.
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LOCAL DIRECTOkS-NEW foR

tr..,R W. CRowBLI. Resident Manager;
Tr..T,, L. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.
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UAI IR.-500 bushels RLASTERERS
- Hale eos salsh HUh8T d KIAa
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LIFE INSURANCE

y y III 1N ~
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
A 1JsOOs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-24

boy, and doing geod days work. Her rea-
son assigned for adopting male attire is tna1
boy can getaloag throdgh world SO muen
easier and better than a.frIendless girl. ~ Is
sid she is good-looking IN female attire anu Is
Fsdmsrt. She assumed the name Oh jointly
Gardner. IS 5
10 the newspaper statements OF,
his equipments, the French infantrymen car
r,es a burden scarcely less in weight than that
which loaded down the soldiers Of ancient
Rome The following is a formidable cata-
looue of his freight: A chassepot, seven and
a hall pounds weight; sword bayonet and
scarbard, three pounds; ten pounds of ammu-
milton, distributed partly in TWO pouches and
partly in his knapsack; pair of extra shoes; q
four-pouud loaf: a canvas bag slung over his
lett shoulder, and containing any creature
comforts the man may procure, such as tobac-
! 90 and brandy. Over his knapsack there is a
great coat, a blanket, his share Of the canvas
for the tente dabri, and sticks for the same, and
a huge camp kettle. The knapsack contains
an extra pair Of trousers. brushes, needles,
thread, buttons, pair OF gloves, socks, three
sh,rts and water-fask. If the French SOL
diers enter battle now in this pack-horse
style, 1t is not surprising that they have lost
some Of their elan..a. = - .ui'a
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Reform Topics.

"A Ulion Reform club was organized at
Lexington, on Friday. Resolutions were
adopted applauding Carpenter and Butler, and
denouncing the Scott Ring and Union League.
"A Reform club was permanently organized
at ellis Creek, In Lancaster County, on Mon.
day last John B. Erwin, Esq. president; Jno.
J. Graham and T. R. Nesbit 7lce.presldents
David ]. Carter, secretary and treasurer. Col.
onel ]. D. wylle, ". A. Moore, ESQ.,, and
others, addressed the meeting upon the I'M
portant issues now before the people, and
counselled unity and vigorous action.
That cautious sheet, the Winnsboro' Netos,
declares that 80 far as the Reform canvass has
proceeded "there is much to encourage effort
land hope. The light Is dawning, aud the
'suffragans are seriously listening to argu-
'ment, and inqulrlng after the truth. 1t is
''the duty ofeyery Intelligent man to furnish
"them with information in calm and tempe
''rate manner. The election can be carried, il
''citizens will do their duty, and come forward
ITO the front Of this battle against extrava
'sgance, fraud and corruption
The Columbia PhoeniT says: 1T is sig
'!ni6cant indication, that wherever Judge Car
sspenter, General Butler aud other Reformers
Shave spoken, decided impression has been
''the result. The power of truth Is thus Illus
''trated. Nor is there any doubt now as to the
'unanimlty with which the effort for Reform
twill be prosecuted On the part of the sober,
Intelligent and virtuous peoplesof the State,
"there Is but one voice. Political prudery and
"a certain sentimentalty may influence a few
linen to decline to enter heartily in the move
''ment for Reform. But the great mass of the
''people opposed to Radicalism are taking a
sensible view Of the matter, and are seeking
shy practical means to save tho State tor them
"seiyes AMI their posterity.'
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sa- 49,
Why is This Thus !

More than six weeks ago $4,000 draft;
on Kimpton, made by Parker as member o
the Advisory Board of the Land Commis'
sion, were returned BY Kimpton, because he
did not see any law for paying them. This
little discrepancy between the two officials
ideas Of the thing may have arisen from the
different conditions of the two appropria.
tions-the 5000, 600 first and the s50o,ooo af
terwards-icr the former was to be expended
in lands up to the face value Of the bonds
while the latter was not so conditioned
Maybe that caused the misunderstanding.
1t is said, however, that $40, 600 has since
been paid. Yes? How?
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by the voice of inspiration, is US universal as
it is powerful. But it is the great good for
tune of Prussia that at one Of the. most trtti-
cal jauctfes Of her national existence, this
immense motive power instead! Of being
blown. wildly of anasezpendi1g itselfin
vapor and noise, has been seized and 4ap.
piled like steam to hepropulsion Of the vast
military machine which the foresight and in
genuity of Prussia had prepared, and which
thus far seems to be capable OF bearing down
all resistance.
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1ERMs OF rBEHNEWs.

ra. pAu,Y NEWS, by mail..one year So; six
months IS; three months 50; one month Is cents.
served IN the city at F1RrEns oENTssA week,
naysSle nv M to the carriers, or sssyef, paid ID I'D:
vance at the office u
rHs Tn1.wxEKEY NEWS, published on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdsyss oneyear ~; six
: months So: 90.
TIE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 50. Six copies
40. Ten copies, tonne address, SIS -
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable In advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration Oh Oh
the time paid for.
axxrrrAScEs should be made by Postofaoe
money Order .or. byaexpress. II this cannot Dc
doGe ntotectioin: :i against losses by mail may oe
sesuraa 6s forwarding draft on, Charleston pay
ahla e the order OF the propretors Of TIE NEWS
Or Dy sending the money in registered letter.
address - RIoRDAN, DAWsON,S Co., !, !,
-:S1,c.'l No. lac East Bay, Charleston, s. e. .
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Wis & MIL l. E RS
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

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AS ten years have now elapsed since we frst In
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For quality and style, we defy competition.
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Polite. in South Carolina.

The New York Herald devotes q leader to
South Carolina politics, and comes to this
conclusion:
"The fact is, there is probably not little
truth in the charges made By General Butler
against Governor Scott. They are made 80
direct and circumstantial that it must. be diff
cult for Scott himself or any Of his defenders,
to refute or get behind them. 1t is bad ans
wer to make in any cause for third party to
come in and accuse the accuser of being as bad
as the accused"
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Mr.. WIN. E. MrKELL, one of the most
promising Of the younger members OF the
Charleston Bar, died: yesterday morning,
after painful illness. No man Of his age
was more trusted or loved; nor was it doubt
ed that his ability and industry would make
his mature years profitable to himself and
honorable to the State... 80. -.e'-5.l. III,
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The Militia Law.

Attorney General Chamberlain is request
ed to answer the question contained in the
letter Of "Lawyer" upon the militia law Of
1869. There is no Advisory Board for the
militia, and upon this subject the Attorney
General may be OF liberty to speak out.
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DAVIS 4 MILLER'S

DAVIS 4 MILLER'S
PU IRE AST POW D E B,
A substitute for Yeast In making bot Bread,
Rolls and Batter Cakes OF every description, hav.
ING the advantage OF making the dough or batter
perfectly light, and ready for baking without
delay, and greatly diminishing the liability TO
become sour.
MANY dyspeptlcs, who cannot tolerate fresh,
lIoht cakes when made with yeast, can eat them
with impunity when reised In this way.
When used according to directions, 1t 1s war.
ranted to make rich, sweet, light and nutritious
Bread and Biscuit, Mullins, Wat1es Corn Bread,
ali Kinds OF Griddle cakes, also Boiled Puddtnaa,
Dumplings, Pot Pies, &c.
PREPARED ONLY BIZ
DAVIS & MIL LER,
BALTIMORE, ND.
A. J. MILLER, Sole Proprietor.
We have been appointed Agents for the State
Of South Carolina for the above desirable goods,
and can offer them to the trade at proprtssors'
prices. o,,,c,, wrsr,,.p m
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,
mcnl2 smH6mosDac Charleston, 8. Q.