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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02
FROM W WASHINGTON.
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...,,..rov December Sl.-Advircs at
.lr,- indicate that the efforts Of Mc>HlS:
a-., ,,,,I Irhn>oa 10 secure an appeal
~.a". ,.,,;,,a states Circuit Court NJ Co
: :, the United States supreme
w., n the kuhiuN cases n(,c !aueo' inert
.,-.ycrfin. a hearing ana DECISION III lnc
.,n,,y, on The constitui'onasity o! inc
-. Increment set. HaprcarS that the
.' ,n,nirto1,S in everything n motion
.."' ,,. ,rjal and arrest Of Judgment III
.F .. where the counsel for the defence
81. .r.. Win, hat their clients were charged
a.r, .;,rr- committed before Congress
".' ,... ~! under which they were tried
RI. ..'., WV. expected that Judge Bryan, In"
",.,..I ~lat,S District Judge. would &c.
MN ,iudgc Bond. Had he Withheld
.' .,,..nrt il would have been very
s.> .,t,,. a. have certified the c,Scto The
-... I..- ~uIirr!!lc Court, and thus OIL
....,t .niuinn al the most Important
.'..rrl question Of the day. 1hcfr Is
49, ,.,t hci,r., Ill the trials arc ended
II }. !onud Of Obtaining the decision
>.,.rr.." tnuTf upon the question
,,,.-;,.>S has The cuH>iltulional rl-hl
.....i lie wit ot hG'cdE corpus III :.
... woIound peace. and whether t''a'
a'" ...,,.r,y within the control "t Con
..ty h. delegated 10 the President.
$50, max DELEGATE that power any
'~ e., ,,;r,,.!l, detective. or soldier, or
,..- ,,a.r,.> can give Federal courts
..:.,. over o,!cacsS pUnl>h@hlc ny III"
-... ~;.:r.-I Telegram az B4GtmorF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02

Virginia two Hazcltons- W.of Wfscon-
sin, and j. W. Of New Jersey; two Peuys-
Aaron F. of Ohio, and Eli of New York two
Rices-E. Y. of illinois, and J. NJ. of Ken
lucky two Robertses--W. r. and b. rs.
both of New York two speers--R. N.of
Pennsylvania, and t. J. of Georgia two
Townsends-Dwight of New York, and
Washington of Pennsylvania; two VIII
of Indiana, and William
Of New York; two WilsonslJ. T. of Ohio,
and jeremiah N. of Indiana; also, three
Smiths-H. B. of New York, j. A. of Ohio,
and Worthington c, of Vermont.
In the Senate are four duplicates Two
Dayises-Garrctt Of Kentucky, and Henry
G. of West Virginia; two Ferys--Orris S.
of Connecticut, and Thomas W. of Michi-
gan: two HamiItons-Morgan C. of Texas,
and William T. of Maryland; two Morrills-
Lot NJ. Of Maine, and Justin s. of Yer
mont. VII. #.#aF
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A Sui:tI2cr az Genius.

\ man Of genius has just been locked up
il London. Ills name is Joseph Lockwood
Buimcr, and he is the hero Of some Of the
most wonderful swindles ever known. So
cunniHgiy have bis schemes been devised,
and his agency in them concealed, that he
has operated successfully for years without
detection and even now the officers Of the
law have had the greatest difficulty in estab-
fishing the technical responsibility requisite
to convict him. In the words Of al adnllrlng
contemporary, Mr.. Bulmcr has raised lmpo-
s!tion to the dignity Of science. Some CT
tho shrcwGcSt and most hard-headcd men IN
England have been taken in by him.
Eulmcr was educated for 4 physician, and
was for some time In practice. he READ
largely, thought deeply, and made society the
object of profound study. How to extract
money from people, and how to guard against
possible unpleasant contingencies III carrying
out the game, has been the problem Of his
life. To solve it he has worked III great
measure or fixed principles. A sag.iclous
plan to which he rigidly adhered was that OF
never putting his schemes in practice within
the limits of the police jurisdiction in Which
lie resided. He thus avoided troublesome
observation that might have disturbed the
TRANQUILITY of his domestic hearth, and was
enabled to give his active brain iull play
with little fear of interruption. Surrounded
by GOOD library and the ablest and fresh
est of current periodicals, Mr.. Bulmer
elaborated his plans, most of which were
subsequently executed in places far away.
lie studied especially projects OF natlona!
bcnevolencc. He made himself acquainted
with the springs and motives Of public move
ments Of every description, and mad careful
lists Of individuals of wealth and proml-
nencc who were, or were likely to be, i'll
sympathy with such movements. BY this
means he acquired large sums OF money. His
methods of procedure were various. One,
for example, was as follows: A number OIL
rich gentlemen in some locality ut good dis
lance from London would first be selected
as the victims. Subscriptions for various
objects are constantly suggested and often
recommended by the press. Carefully choos-
ing the object, and Of course the names OF
those 10 be interested, Dir. Bulmer would
send forward to their addresses al adroitly-
composed circular. In these documents he
generally figured (under an assumed nance
as an honorary secretary" the name Of
some wcll-known person, commonly one Of
title, appearing rs chairman. After short
time Bulmer would follow up his circulars in
person, provided with subscription paper.
This would be headed by the Forged signa-
lures of distinguished pcople--Lord Derby
aud the Bishop of Manchester were favorites
for this splRpose--set against considerable
sums. Bulmer's polished and thoroughly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

ANOTHER MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
MADRID, january 1.-There is again min
isterial crisis in consequence Of the appoint
ment of Senior Ferris Mora to succeed Senior
Crespo as second in command in Cuba, and
Of General Morales rs successor to the officer
in military direction of the eastern depart
ment of that island.
Inter.-The rumors of ministerial crisis
are denied.
Thore is no confirmation of the recall Of
Minister Roberts from Washington, but
should it prove true, there is little doubt but
that Admiral Polo will be his successor.
Rome.
ROME. January 1.-Eictor Emanuel re-
ceiyed the ambassadors to-day. He said that
he hoped for continuance of the concord
which had contributed SO much to the unity
of Italy.
Joseph Mazzini Is i'll. ... n
Paris.
PARIS. January 1.-General Sherman has
arrived at Marseilles.
Negotiations are on foot for the formation
of a Bank des ComnatGnes with colossal
capital. One firm subscribes 10000, 900 francs.
The object is to use the credit of the bank for
municipal purposes.
President Theirs gave the usual reception
to the diplomatic body to-day. No speeches
were made.
England.
CONDITION OF THE PRINCE OF WALES, ETC.
LONDON, January 1.-The Prince Of Wales
is reported to be in much improved condi-
ton to-day.
The Queen will probably open Parliament
in person.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02

BALTIMORE, january 1.-Emaneipation day
was generally observed by the colored popu-
lation to-day. A procession including troop
of cavalry, regiment Of infantry, and a
large number of civic and political societies
all colored-paraded the streets. An Grafton
and speeches were delivered and salutes tired.
The celebration was marked by perfect order
throughout.
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Tho South d,aro.ir,n Nuklux Trials.

COLUMBIA, s. C, JANUARY III the open-
ing of the kukluX Court this morning the
defendant Avery was found to lie absent.
The prosecution proceeded in its rebuttinS
testimony.
The court signed an order for the forfeiture
of Avery's bail, and issued a writ OF Sc1re
tdcias, rettllnable on Wednesday.
District Attorney Corbin asked for time to
consider whether the case should go to the
jury in Avcry's absence, and the court adj
ioulned to tomorrow.
The amount of Avery's bond is $4,000.
The general impression is that he has aO-
seconded, believing his conviction inevitable.
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The Mexican Reyo,ution.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 1.-Mexican adj
vices report that the Government is merely
holding the revolutionists Of Nuevo Leon in
check. The whole available force Is used TO
crush Diaz. Diaz, after several engagements,
hns been compelled to retreat into Oaxaca.
The western coast, except Oaxaca and part of
Mazatlan, is quiet and in possession of the
Federal authorities -s.a--s
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From California. {.

San FRANCISCO, January 1.-Judge Lake
has pleaded guilty to an assault OH Young,
of the Chronicle, with pistol, and fined $500
Two respectable young men have disap.
peared from SACRAMENTO, and it is supposed
they have been murdered.
Seven days eastern mail arrived to-day.
A man and wife, and two children, have
been murdered near Tucson; it Is supposed
by outlaws driven from Sonora.
THE storm in California, Oregon, and Ne
vada, is undated, and the rain is incessant.
The mails, telegraph, and travel are inter-
rupted northward.
An Indian war is apprchended in Arizona.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02

The WtcEED FLEETH, &c.--Wc under
stand that one Of orr city police, who visited
Farmvillc few days ago, discovered, on get
Ting oil the train, the negro man supposed to
hc concerned in the late murder i'll this city,
ana who fled from here abouta week ago. So
soon as the darby c>pied him he took himself
of in double-quck, prcsuming, of course,
that hp mad come to arrest him. Now, this
fellow left here several days before the matter
was made public. and his conduct only goes
10 sustain Our hclict' that the man Was muir
,;rrcd. \ guilty conscience needs no accuser.
Lyactiang -Ic2rS.
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Election OF Assistant Physician OF the
Western Lunatic Asylum.

Special Telegram 10 tHc DlsllscT' =
STANTON, VA, January DIR. Edward
c. Fisher, of Richmond, former supcrintend-
ent of the North Carolina Insane Asylum, was
to-day unanimously elected assistant physician
of the insane asylum here, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of DR.. T. A. Derkley.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Fire i'm Halifax.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
CLOVER, Va, December 31.-About 10
o'clock this morning the house Of W. Ever
green, one mile from this place, occupied by
w. IL. Heidelberg as family residence, was
burned, with household effects to the value
of $500. No insurance. The fire originated
from the stovc-pipe in the kitchen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02
From Cuba.

New York, December 31.-A correspondent
OF the Herald, writing from Haluna, says
that the students who were sent to the chain
gang for participating in the affair for which
eight of their fellow.students were shot are
to be pardoned. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02
IyRY GoSsYs;s,;
IEW-YEAR,s BARGAINS.

~
BLACK ALPACAs worth e2s, rs, SIZE, ard d, at
30, 90, s5, and s5c.; ls So 3lJl s7N&4
SATTEENs, all co!ors, wozth 81 as CSC. per yard
IRISH POPLINS worth So per yard at 81. .s7 i
JAPANESE DRESSES worth 4i7 ut 90 per pattern;
Sc BLACK: vELYETEEN reduced to &l.sc,
$3.50 BLACK VEL yETEEN reduced to s1-25, j.
81 BLACK yELyETEEN reduced to CSC,
PLAID POPLINs, .. |
BLACK and C0LORED SILKS. s" 80
BLACK FRENCH MERISOEs. .tEa'ss
eros DE ZURICH, TAMIsE CLOTHS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, -
ENGLISH and FRENCH PoPLINs and S1o-
HAIRS, r
CLOAKs, sIIAWLs. BLANKETS,
QUILTS, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
SKIRTS, UNDERWEAR,
CASSIMERES,
DOEsKINs, i.
BROADCLOTHs, ,t....g
AND ALL WINTER GOODS
now offered ut greatly reduced prices they will be
sold at and below cost rather than be carried over
WILLIAM THALHIMER 6 SONS,
hl No. col Broad, corner Sixth street.
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Marine EeHS.

FORTRESS MONROE, january 1.--Passed in:
For Baltimore, bark William Natzby, from
Demerara; bark Elverton, from Rio; ship
Orioln,, from Liverpool; ship Macauley,
from New York; and brig Lattimer, from
ST Inhn's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02

DUPLICATE NAMES IN CoNGREss.--ln the
present House of Representatives are twelve
duplicate names of members, US follows:
Two Blairs--A,lstin Of Michigan, and J.
G. of Missouri; two Butlers--Benjamin +.
of MASSACHUSETTS,, and r. Il. Of Tennessee;
two Clarks--Freelnan f. OF New York, and
Nv. IT. of Texas; two Fosters---Charles Of
Ohio, and H. D. Of Pennsyl two Har-
risss-G. LOT Mississippi. and John I. OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02
Destructive Fire An Louisiana.

MoNRoE,, La, january f.--A fire occurred
here last night which destroyed SIXTY houses,
including the wealtbiest portion of the town.
Among the buildings destroyed were the
Union church, Mansion House, and Central
House. The loss Is estimated at over $780,
nn0 - = y Is q Il - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02
Movements OF Alexis.

CHICAGO, January 1.-The Alexis hunting
party meets at Omaha on the 10th instant.
If the snow is too deep for sport the party
will proceed to San Francisco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02

The Dispatch expects the amount which
the West Virginia Commissioners will report
due Virginia from this State "will hardly be
worth sending AFTER" in which opinion we
are inclined to concur Wheeling Intelh-
5eacer.
Four Cinnamon have joined San Fran
cisco congregation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02
THE Pacific RAILROAD.

a OsfAHA, January; 1.-THE Pacific railroad
ia still blocked. There are eight feet Of SNOW
in the cuts, which have been shovelled twice.
.,s lNots.--A sotthsrn road 10 needed badly. j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02

Illness or Nh. JONI JANHEY.-For some
time Nr. J&nncy, we learn, has been quite
unwc!l and confined to his bed. He has 4
cu!aacous eruption over his person that gives
him great distress and weakness. He may
rally, bat 1t his age Of lite the odds against
hits, and Wa should not be surprised at any
time to icAr Of his dealt. -Loudoun Repub-
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H,ouisaana Legislature

NEW ORLEANS, January 1.-The Legisla.
ture assembled to-day but adjourned without
transacting any business. The Governors
message will be delivered tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02

cCHOOL OF TELEGRApHY.-A rare
- opportunity Is afforded the youth Of this city ana
of tclepraUIuc by the SCHOOL of Messrs. PAfN-
TER & McG0TERN, which is now In successful
operation ut No. 1910 NAL STREET (up stairs.
for accomplished operators throughout the country
and no profession or occupation now presents such
prospects for prompt and remunerati'e employ
mcnt. .e
Cali at the school as above, where the instruments
NAV be seen In operation and any desired Informs
ton as to terms length Of session. &C, &C., viii DO
furnished.
RIcHMoNp, VA, December q, 1911. q.
do 81 M m
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NcW-Tear'5 Day

WASHINGTON, January NO unusual III
cidents attended New ceremonies to-
day. The weather was unfitvoTahlc.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
~ GREATEST BARGAINS YET
JULIUS SYCLES'S,

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
~ GREATEST BARGAINS YET
JULIUS STCLESS,
AS BROAD STR EE T.. 4l5
Has lust received large additions to his DREsS
GOODS department, and still receiving by almost
every express I'LL tue late styles, containing every
style and variety to be found In the northern market
To which invite special attention from all In want
Of DRY GOODS-viz.
EMPRESS Cloths at so, 90, and G5c., very cheap;
Sattcrus In all coors at 02l 75 and 9oc Irish Pop
Inns new and beautiful, very low; Japanese
P0pirs. I'll shades and ccorS; Plain ana PAID
Scrgcs at 25, IS, and 5oc-half price, Black SILKS
$3.50, Sl75 2 to ST. the hest In the city; Black Al
pacas ut IS, 80. 40, SO to 7sc and III per yard; BLACK
Nlerino, Bonbazne. and Tamise Cloths, cheap
Shawls new styles n stripes, and beautiful at $3.50
and IS: Black Shawls, single and double, nc oil
prices Broehe Sbaws ut a., slo. Sl250 to Slo-come
and get one; White Blankets ut $3.50, So to Sl5, very
low; Colored Blankets aud Quilts, $3.50, 3d. ana >!
pair; full assortment of White, Red, Blue anu
GRAY Flannes ut %, 80, 40. so to 75c and 81 very
cheap; Opcra Flannels in all coors, pan ana plaid,
so to T5c: Cloakng Cloths. all coors and kinds &c.
&C.; White and Coorcd Corduroy, new and pretty.
very cheap Coaks. the largest stock In the cry ut
the lowest prices; Furs for ladies, misses ana chil
dren, ut extremely low figures In fact, everything
to be found in tile Dry Goods line Mt the lowest
prices possible. -. .-.,
Como anu See Jul. Julius sYCLE, AIS Broad street.
Store closed on Saturday. -
Statesmen: John n. Gary, W. D. Powers, John q.
T,Trncr Ho1S
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SoMETHING QUITE NEW,
APPRECIATED by LADIES GENERALLY.
&. - zl75ZS but most particularly by those
HAVING CHARGE OF FAMILY APPAREL.

proved manner any description OF LADIES and
GHILDREN'S CL0THISG; also, hADlEss,s,G EN !.
10 order ut shortest notice, and guarantee sasfac
ton. e4sa -eg X, - 6. go gltlke
An Important consideration Is shat any person
making q discovery OF any article OF ueastns APP
parai haipg given ont may have II replaced Anew
hours, time by giving MS theic order.
Another yaarthy consideration ~, all tnS work ~
done hy paroles In this city who are pesdng employ.
mens, and wn ara simply guaraatees
ing The work ahali be done by thcss who are spsnpo
And iastiy, we Ask every lady a2iso sdNsires work
promptly, who desires hef WORK well c1esntcd, WIG
desires 70 be rid Of fhc trouble nE 70 sgne
infuence In q direction most ncedcd and GsserSihx.
- -. to bring her orders 20 the - IN
- 009 AIAIx sTRErrs nleHAespI .sn,.
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Latest News from Washington.
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-The barometer
will probably continue rising on Tuesday
morning, with partially cloudy and clearing
weather in the Middle and Eastern States,
followed Tuesday night by falling barometer
and easterly winds. Easterly winds, with
cloudy weather, will prevail in the. Southern
and Gulf States. An area OF low barometer
will develop in the Missouri Valley, and
rising temperature, with southeasterly winds
veering to the south, will prevail from
Arkansas to Lake Superior.
NcW-Year's Day.
WASHINGTON, January NO unusual III
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COMMERCIAL.

-. Corn and Flour EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, January l, 1872.
Nothing done on Change to-day.
The following viii show the comparative prices Of
grain OH Change for four years:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02

cTEAM DYEING AND CLEANING
- ESTABLISHMENT. Marshall street between
Fourth and Fifth. Established 1913. Dresses, shaws,
Sacuucs, Vclvets, Ribbons, Gloves, Feathers Wells,
also Gentlemcn's Clothing. dyed or cleaned In the
most satisfactory manner. Most Of our colors are or
foreign manufacture and for permancnce ana DILL
liancy the hest in use. ->-,y
IN o-3u1 41S Marshall street.
r LINNEMAN'S STEAM DYE1N G
L. AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT, AGO
BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS.-Dyeing cone in any color de-
Sired: also, Cleaning in the best and ncatcst style
Carpct-scouring and kid gloves cleaned invite tfe
ladies especially to sec my latest 1mportauons OF
blue, adapted Tor silk and worstcd. do 2l-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02

THE CELEBRATED Msgs
i BRADBURY PIANO " 8 II;
has no SUPERIOR Elegance of finish, beauty ana
purity of tone, delcacy Of touch-a combination OF
excellence that should attract the attention Of every
ono who knows how to appreciate fine instrument.
mol G. y. w. DARBY, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-02

g.. '-l>'~s ~ Archbishop Sr..,nye.-Arcl,-
.'"'"s:'& iH,- icon suffering from i'll
d. @'t.' th'.c past, and ut present i,
- - room altogether, and as a
- 'r'n~r HH,Ilo 10 attend any of the
''-.'> ia The Observation-Disclosures SIN.
I@'A- LLAr.--AUlEony Era.Ic, an aged
~" u Oakland. Allegheny county, Nd,
III '"" OF The fast express trains of the
81, ''''''"I. ana Ohio railroad 1T Oakland sta
.,..' va Monday last, Intending to go to Al
.''%' On being told that ti.c train did not
' !" Afamomt, Mr. EIaglc leaped oil, and
.'' instantly killed.
,.,, ', year 1872 contains firty-two Sundays.
.. .%'iD'f and December each begins on Il
a. -",'";, January, April, and July on Mon
,.a =, "ct'bcr Is the only month beginning
I,..! NG>oa!. February begins and ends on
T-,,r, s',a?. Consequently we have five
$50. '."iSet'ys, which will not occur again until
WI, WI i "S. !9Vo. IN the year 1880 February
,. ..: nave I'VE Sundays, which will not occur
r2.o'' oi4l!l Tie year 1920. The wear 1871
; H.. Io on funday and ended on Sunday. This
var 1 ,i',l aSlln in 1882, and every eleventh
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20 EaaREWARD.--A reward OF FIVE.
jnttIJSJHUNDRED DQILARs VII ae gaaa ai so e,
Who a,6d Us corr md plaster niiiia &C i
on scuth stae Of the Deck, oae ts et tas 1sss
i FasfMsapssiYNss YUssrg IEslrRANcs corr
PETERSBURG SAVINGS And y W. SssE5
y.RsIS l9sll FRI Asp ssARtsr isegaAscE
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DYEESG. CLEANING. DC.

Tobacco Exchange.
Nothing done in the Tobacco Exchange to-day.
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Z, d. MEADE.
LIME AND CEMENT.
PIASGS, ORGANS, &c.

cIXTY-FIVE FIRST PRIZ EGEasFsgg
= fT& TT
MEDALS AWARDED
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GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO MANDATORY
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From the Providence Journal
Firc-proof Buildings--A Lester fFSnt
the Sculptor Powers.

The following interesting letter from Mr..
Powers, the sculptor, to one OF our citizens,
merits attention:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-06
To Females.

When q female is in trouble, or aiiicted
with disease, as weakness of the back and
limbs, pain in the head, dimness of ses.
loss OF muscular power, palpitation of the
heart, irritability, nervousness. ex;rems ur;n.
ary diiiculties, arrangement of digestive func-
tons, general debility, vagintis, all diseases Of
the womb, hysteria, sterility and all othc,
diseases peculiar to females, she should 60 o,
write "t once TO the celebrated female doctor,
W. X. Doherty, at his Medical Institute. and
consult him about her troubles and disease,
The Doctor is efecting more cures than any
other Physician in the State of California.
Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply
immediately and save yourself from painful
safrerings and premature death. Married La
dies, whose delicate health or other circum-
stances prevent an increase in their families,
should write or call at DR.. W. X. Doherty's
Medical Institute, and they will receive every
possible relief and help. The doctors Offices
are so arranged that he can be consulted with.
out fear Of observation.