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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20

A LEAD-PENClL RUN THROUGH MANS
BoDY.-[From the Jersey City Journal IA
remarkable accident occurred on New Years
night, the narration of which would not
be believed only that reliable parties tell the
story. and the man hurt has been seen and
interviewed. 1t appears that on the evening
of the day mentioned. William Lautier, driver
of engine, jersey City Fire Department,
started for supper, his residence being in
Sixth street near Coles street. When near
home he slipped upon piece of ice, falling
backward and the flesh near the shoulder
blade was penetrated by the point of we'll
sharpened lead-pencil, which stood upright
mbcdded in the iiard-encruStcd snow. The
pointed wooden dagger pierced through
his two coats, Undertaking, and then
through the whole body, coming slightly
out-thc cnd-in his breast near the armpit.
lie ate his supper, and did not feel much
pain until two hours after, though he
thought he felt little sore. lie went back
to the en"inc-house and there and then said
lie thought he had broken a bone in his fall.
His coats were stripped oil, and then his
friends saw the sharp point Of the pencil pro-
truding slightly, the other and unsharpened
end being imbeddcd in his back. All who
saw the sight were astonished, as we'll they
might be. DR.. Reeves was immediately sent
for, and he and Foreman Hogan had to take
pincers, and cut and slash at the flesh, before
they could get good hold of the pencil so
rs to pull it out. The job of extracting it
was difficult. Lautier will recover. This
must be set down as the most remarkable
case of stahbing, and of "pencilings by the
way," on record.
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FIRE. PROOF BUILDIsGs.-This subject is
still undergoing earnest discussion in New
York, and recent essay shows that the same
immunity might be attained here as in Paris,
where for long time the Government has
carefully supervised the construction of
buildings of all descriptions. Since 1880
great attention has been paid in Paris TO the
Subject of iron beams, and of incombustible
filing between the floors. In consequence
there has been adopted system of light
iron beams filled in with gypsum, while the
clustering is put directly on the walls, so that
the hollow, dry, Undertook fue construction
of American floors, roofs, walls, and parti-
tons is avoided. In this country the severe
weather in winter prevents clustering d-
rectIy on the walls, but gypsum blocks two
aud half feet square and four inches thick
can be cementcd together edge to edge. This
plan has recently been adopted in New York
in several buildings now in course of con-
StrucCiOn.
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\ BLEEDING FAMrLY-TuE STORY OF A
PHYslciAN.- [t'rom the Boston Ir0nscr3pt,
January l4.l-A singular story is told by a
Auihrtd.c rhyStcin Of Rufus Mitchell, aged
thirty, who recently hed to death from a
''i@ht cut: HE was one of those unfortu-
i''" men who bleed from the slightest scratch
OF the kin. and many times he has lain and
tied I'LL II seemed that the blood had all run
"A'. and then he would gradually recover.
ol> nne tn" cut was quite large, aud he
N"d bat a few hours. There is something
remarkable about this family, who are here
termed as belonging TO the bleeding family.
N"H' but the males bleed, and they are the
>oi'> OF The females of the same family. For
Instance, this lnan has left children: none of
th'ih VIII bleed, hut if the girls should have
,"N' III tnelr families they will be of the
,'''i'ii" KIND, but the boys arc themselves
H'" ''lld their families will he the same.
I"In"I "Nltlin this. | have practiccd in the
,'i'Ii, Tor more than twenty years. Durin"
'.!> tinc Il humber of them have died from
w.: cause and others have bed, often dan.
-rf0u.ly."
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LA>p SALES lN EAlG.-[FincaStle Herdld.]
Ia" estate oi the late Joseph Eakin was sold
hr Commissioner Marshall for Sl.l25. Will
liam +. Eakin was the purchaser.
The valuable real estate of John Givcns
WI~ not sold.
Dr. Oscar Wiley has disposed of his yaiu.
n'!c country seat Bellevue" situated in
IL" Tread OF Sinking Creek Valley, to Thomas
Hau"r Nrcs"n. Il Ncotcl. gentleman, for the
s"n Of $4,000, who intends to locate there
- Il >licrp.growcr. DR.. Wiley was a rrac-
icing physician III Craig for thirty years,
and his permanent Removal will he greatly
i'it in Craig, but we are informed that Mr..
Np,~on i gentleman OF high standing.
Mr.. Benton Wiley has also disposed Of his
III" Erm lying in the same vicinity to Mr..
II. J. Farri"r. John Martin, and William
Reynolds. for $4,000. Iris is described as
o'r OF lie best farms in Southwestern Viz
lHil
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PLAYING WITH EDGED TooLs.-On Sunday
the 9TH instant two small boys. for the want
of more profitable employment, were en-
gagged sporting with an axe. The one Il son
Of Mr.. John Russell, the other boy Robert
stafford, both residing near Union Corner,
were in company with each other, and in n
playable mood young Russell put his hand OH
the top Of Il post for young Stafford to strike
at with the axe, but removing his hand be-
fore its keen edge would strike the post. He
failed ut last to remove the hand in time, and
the result was the seyering Of three Of the
fingers Of The right hand at or near the first
Joint. Children should not be allowed to
play with edged tools.-Denton (lud.) Union.
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EJr>T To pEATH.-A most lad and dis
trc~,ins. accident occurred AT the dcE0t on
"Wednesday evening, which resulted in the
death IT Mr.. ZONES, wife of Mr.. Il. w.
bones. Mis- .|Uuc>, TO start The tire. poured
cal oil on il from can, when the oil in the
caH took iir", exploding the can ana throw
~. tG, burning Ill over her person aud
l-nr'uG hcr rluthMg.
The screams OF Mrs. Jones brought her
aril> and others. who were in the store be-
LrW. at once to her assistance. but before the
lliuc, could be rut out her clothes from the
waist up were consumed and her body ter
lj'.Iy burnt. Medical aid was called in, and
DID all that skill could accomplish Tor her re-
lrr Mrs. ,luncs died OH Thursday morning
OF her injuries.
several OF those who rendered Mrs. Jones
assistance while she was on fire Were severe
ly burnt. The hands Of her son, Mr.. ). Nj.
.!ou"-, were burnt almost 10 Il crisp, whilst
the face nf her sister WAS 80 badly injured
That fears arc entertained that she will lose
her "!c-ight. - CiriShG"sl""g Messenger.
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DEATH OF THE REV. JOSHUA LEAvITT.-The
Rev. DR.. Lcayitt, one of the editors of the
independent (New York;, died in New York
Thursday evening, in the seycnty-niuth
year of bis age. DR.. Levitt was born i'm
Franklin county, New York, and was adj
mittcd to the bar in 1919. and ordained in
1875. He founded the New York Ecangc-
hsi, then went TO Boston and started the
EmmClpat0r, and finally became the man.
aging editor of the independent. lie pub.
lshrd several works on various subjects. and
took the Golden medal two years ago on an
essay in favor of free trade He was an
earnest advocate Of the temperance move
ment.
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How AN ECCENTRIC VERMoSTER WAS b.
RED From the Springfield (Mass.) Repub-
itcan. january 13]-An exceedingly eccen-
trio man has just died at Hincsburg, VT, in
the person Of Augustus McEwcn, aged
eighty-four He had his grave dag twenty
years ago, and stoned up and filled with
earth that it might be in perfect condition
whenever needed. Last fall he had the earth
dug out Of it, saying he expected to be laid
there before winter was over. His coffin
was in readiness seven years ago, and so ar
ranged that he could lie on his side with his
knees drawn up, as he said he slept in this
condition in life, and wanted to sleep so in
death. All his plans for the funeral were
made in advance, and among the rest he Sc
lccted four colored boys who had worked for
him more or less, as had their father before
them, as pall-bearers. They were to carry
the body to the grave, which was on his own
farm, lower it TO its last resting-place till the
grave with earth, and then walk back to the
house, where they were to find each letter
sealed and directed to them, in which was
the money to pay for this last service which
be had required Of them. His friends took
good care to carry out his peculiar wishes.
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A German resident Of Davenport, after
several years experiment, has has succeeded
in manufacturing sugar from corn, which Is
said to grade with the coffee A, and can
he made at cost of tour cents q: pound. A
company, with $4,000 capital. is being
formed at Davenport to establish factory
at that place. s.s
An inheritance Of 500, 0o0, the estate OF
the late William Mitchell, of Albany, awaits
the claim of that gentleman only son, whose
whereabouts are unknown.
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i, 'a!r'n has, according to Mr.. Mor, been
H''iN'd Tor school purposes into 100 COZ
r.''a'r districts: each Of these into $50 aca-
"'hirtl districts, and cacs! OF these into $50
,'''ol districts. The compulsory system OF
,"Uc"l"h has been adopted, and every
:0'''li III The empire must be educated.
y, ,SFu> !. FlciShcr is appointed postmaste
", monterey, Highland county, Va. pice John
a. afner, removed. Ellen M. Pickett is re-
,T.!"ItiIea postmaster at Allegheny Springs,
IItt' ' county, W., after marriage.
'''F maiden name was Ellen NJ. Webster.
INC strike OF the silk weaycrs at Pater-
~ y: D., Is ended, compromise having
. 40 neutrality-suspicious. paying from as TO
- cents per yard for weaving plain silk.
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Exr1TrMEST Is PULAsHI.-Thc Virginia
F,"yir says "W. X. Stewart, u man who has
h,,n dealing largely in cattle in this county
ever since the war. turned up missing few
d'l>a@o, leaving unpaid debts 10 the amount
"jUcarIy $4,000. chiefly among cattIc-rai>erS.
II, had store in Ncwbern, which was
rh'>"i ly the sheriff last Friday. Mr.. Stew
ar ind large plumber of friends and almost
unlimited credit in the county, and we are
l:nrd - have 10 record his shameful eX-
"du>. II i rumorcd that he left Richmond
with woman for Texas. He has wife
ami family in this county,"
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.HnpeERxsS.sss,

NEW STORE, GOODS, REV
IS PnTCES.-svTELfkM a. FRANKLIN ana
T.gM.7BOTT hive associated Themselves togstheR
under the name and style OF " A. FRANKLIN q
Co. for the purpose of contracting GENERAf
GROCERY BUSINESS mt the old stsnd Of Al. b.
LItffuw, on the west side Of Hull street between
Sixth and Seventh avenues Manchester.
They win keep constantly on band drst-cass as
soptment which they will sell on the most reasons
trade. E7E77-7 s. ~ : = ia Colts
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RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG RAtLRoAp'C Cot
3fE8 p RICHMOND, VA, December n, tdfz5f
E0N AND AFTER wednesday,, De.
" CEMBER 18th, the TRAINS on shis road Win
/ The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at a. 81.
and 2:eo z. ~, and leave Petersburg nc HIS A.M.
and SOS p. NJ. rsae..s ssrt letFt SO
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach al
taehed. leave Richmond at A. NJ. and Z. d., srd
leave Petersburg at $50 A. NJ and $50 z. d.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS Will leaW
Richmond aud Petersburg ats H.. Returning
leave Richmond and Petersburg at 400 +. Nh instead
OF 6o,clock, as heretofore.
Tie A. u. TRAIN will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, AMI the 1856 Z. ~. MAIL TRAIN aud $40
A. u. FREIGHT TRAIN will noe leave Petersburg
on Sundays. 49,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the a:sS p. III.
DAILY TRAIN. aud those from Norfolk win con.
meet 1T Petersburg with tire Ii .s6 A. S.TRAIN,
Passengers from Clover Hin will take the $40 A
NJ. TX AIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frftayo
and returning leave Richmond on the same days at
2:2o z. 81. s-#E H., 80, i-5-.Es1Sss
The ii ALL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Tie sA. N. TRAIN will cop.aert at Petersburg
with the Atl,ntc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad fos
Lynchburg daily. 49, I7..z'" $50
= r ,I,iiss :. r4AI.cE sLEEplyG-cAa Mid
running througn'.o Wilmington - " s.s - :.
do 70 r.. B. KASEY, ~
E 20 Ticket and Frcisht Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20

Messrs. Coale and Barr, for thirty.three
years editors ct the Abingdon Pirgia7dn,
have sold that paper to Mrjor G. E. Dunn.
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SMALLPOX IN WAsunNGToN.-[G Grace Green
woods Washington correspondence with the
New York Times 1.-THE CHASTITY yellow sig
nal of the pcstilencc floats heavily on the
damp, Chilly air from many tenement
house. They say the abodes of the arts
tocracy are not obliged to come under the
flag. | am told that when 4 poor victim Of
the smallpox dies in or is taken away from
a tencmcnt-housc to the hospital all the in
mates Of the infected house are shut up in
memorable quarantine. Strangely enough,
in some instances no provision is made for
their living. They are not likely to have any
supply of food or fuel on hand, and the con-
sequence is that rather than starre or freeze
they escape from their wretchcd homes to
be. or steal, and so spread the frightful con-
tagcn. Next to our inscrutab!e Board OF
Puhlic Works, our Board Of Health
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20

The Board Of Fire Underwriters in New
York have resolved to pay only 10 per cent.
commission on all risks except on journey
men mechanics tools and on dwellings and
their contents, on which 10 per cent. VIII be
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Moves In Il mysterious way
It's wonders to perform.

Two or three times poor coIorcd man,
desperate With cold and hunger, has broken
iai from house in which his wife and little
ones are confined. and out of which his brC-
Their nd four children have been carried
dead or dying. He comes TO the house of a
relative OF ours. in which he was once Il
servant, rings the bell, then retreats few
yards, and when the DOORS opened calls
piteousIy for alms-he who never begged
before. | am assured that there'is great suf-
tering among families situated rs this family
are, who are the victims of the disease with
out having it, and who are almost compelled
to become the cmissarcs OF the pestience,
which hitherto has been almost confined to
the coiorcd community. 1t is dying out, /
hcar--the disease or the community-I
hardly know which is meant. They say
these people, when they run the blockade
of the Board of Health, spread the cont;-
gion by strect-car riding. They were always
given to excessive indulgence in that vchi.
Gle. 1t is to them what whisiley is to Or
Celtic citizens. 1t is the triumphal car OF
emancipation, and why shouldn't they ride,
ut whatever cost to them or Us?
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IysaasgHs,An IaNE6.


III!
! Rtosk2OsD AND Yong fsTvgH H6sEno1DE 05k
Z. HtcihoSf,, JanHsFy gstssystlg
sklVFICE.--- On ard tier this isse Weeeasss
~, J, s her 2ds The PAssEseEa and TGEIGHr
PASSENGER IRA IS daily ieScafs sssi,iSSe fssf:
tween lae !, and West Point easinE shs
Passengers for river landings nnd Bcittr,ors sffsi
leave Eichm0nd cepo: on WEDNESDAYHse isd
'SATUDDAYS rt4 O'Clock A.. M.} - -sss511 Tss
& FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FRTfGfTr
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, wednesday, Tnss
days, and astnrdays. al O'clock a. BIZ
sLOyAL FBEIGHT TRAIN, betwcaa Hlchmfrnd
and West Point, carrsfns local freight hosh Wxys.
OH Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaving Richmond
at o'clock a. NJ. y 49,
Il. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket 8geHt. Rtsh-
mOnd. ffH - p sssSfSS ~ 80
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

A SUPERIOR sECOND-HANDsssY
N PtANO-FURTE.-We have for salefT TIT
n capitai SECOND-HANDP IANO-FORTE,i In nne
order. Il Is not often we have SO good an lnsatm
ment of this character for sale. Parties wanting
sit ~ ls.s app.' 'o'i- WoopHoUsE PARaAM. 4
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tsIcHMosp, FnEDEnIcKsBrHG AHDl
81 .p0rn.rAf, u 4 ty poA m (Jnz "a N.Y. 800

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANU1
Potomac RAILROAD CoMRANrs -
OFFICE OF GENERAL. FREIaHT AGEyTt = 81
.,.,s. RICHMOND, VA, January !, 1873. ~
NOTICE TO THE PUBL Freight
~ for Alexandria, washtngtpn, baltimore, and
atermedtaee. points win be received by this CONF
THURSDAYS. = = q y
Freight trains 1eaye Richmond on TUESDAYS
and fRlDkYS a. d.: connec,ing ut QuaHtscoRtth
joint tariff-sheets may be had on application 10 M
49, JB.GESTRY.SHs
IN l-lm so General FREIGHT Agent.
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iEsATARRH, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
" CONSUMPTION. .at
GARBOLATE OF IODINE P0CKET-INHA-
. COMPLETE STEAM AToMIZERs,
COMPLETE HAND ATOMIZERS,s
THUDICHUM'S NASAL DOUCHE,
PIERCE'S NASAL DOUCHE,
FOUSERA AS PATE PECTORALE,
EDEY'S CARBOLIC TROCHE&
ESPiC'S AsTHMATIC CIGARETTES,
LEySsSEUR'S AsTHMATIC TUBES,
GREEN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA CURE.
PANCREATlC EMULSION, by Slavery Il
PANGREATIzED CoD-LIvER OIL, by Save
~ g Moore;
FOUGERA'SN TTRATIvE VINE,
WYETH'S BEEF. IRON. and WINE; g..
LiEB1G'S EXTRACT 0E BEEF,
VALENTINES MEAT-J UICE: POWDERED'
law BEEF; CHuRGH!LL'S HfPoPHos-
PHITES, by swan OF Paris; ~
with all ghe new and valuable pharmaceutical pre-
parations known In this country and Europe.
MEADE q BAKER, Practical Pharmacists,
jal 80 9l9 Main street.
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WOOD AND COAL,

~ B. LIPSCO1iB,
VI DEALER IN
CLOVER HILL<AND MIDLOTHIAN BITUML-
NOUS. AND RED AND WHITE Ash
EGG, STOVE, AND NUT ANTUkAClTE CoAL.
ALSO;
SEASONED OAK AND PINE WOOD.
all of the best quality. A full supply on hand.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
OFFICES: Seventh aud Byrd. and Fourteenth
street opposite Mnyo's warehouse. j is-im
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NEW FALL GOODS.
Wooden Yarn 1 cts. a Skein.

Lcrge skein Blue Mixed Yarn for % cts.
Ladies Fleeced Lined Hose only 20 cts.
Closing out our Hamburg EfgiRgs ut cost.
Five Ladies HauiAerchefs fuH size ior IS cts.
Children's Wooden Hose only 10 ce"ts.
Ladies' Felt Woo'en SKIRTS VERY Low.
Gents Undershirts and Drawers for 30 cts. etch
Best White initial Note Paper for 10 cts box
Good Linen Tow Is for cents each.
few dozen Ladies' Ribbed Hose at cts. a pair.
silk Neck Ties for Ladies', 4 large assortment.
Kid Gloves Tor 40 cent pair. ~..
All our HAMBURG EDGINGS AT COST.
Good Bustles for p cents each.
Nice Linen Shirt Bosoms for 25 cents
French Corsets (I6 Boncs) only 30 cts.
Gents White Shirts, Gents Oyershlrts thdefohtfts
ou paITsFsi B TTfIsiss; o o 20 CENTS
Gents Paper Collars for cents " box.
Adam sons Cough Balsam, n,r,o,, p 5,. :.
Tw vrsIo for' Good Shirt Buttons for cents
IL Cakes Good Honey Soap for IS Cents.
Atwool's Vegetable Jaundice Bitters %
Johnson's Anodyne Lnmcnt, only 20
Perry Davis Pain Killer only -, 20 cents "a bottle
Good Pins ) cents Good Fine Combs cents
cS Child Round Rubber Combs, 10 cents
Men and BOYS Neck Ties and Saspenters.
Selling out our Jewelry At COST. ,.,..
Lace Collars 8 cents. Pearl shirt Hu'ions cents
Kenne,ly's Medical Discovery only ll5
Dr. Scdenck'o SeaWeed Tonic, sil1
scnenck's Mandrake pills. 20. Iolioway's pals 20
Al other Kjnds OF Pills only 20 cents z box.
Aver Hair Vigor, 60 cts. Rings Ambrosia G5 cts
Halls Hair remover. IS cts. Knowles Restorert %
Burnett. Cocoaine for the Hair, - cents bottle
q y
Beet towards Machine Spool silk 10 cents Il spoo
Spool Cotton, warranted no ytis) 80 c!s dozen
Good Note Paper, ) cents q q ;re.
Nice Quality Note Paper, 10
Nice Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 cents box
Nice Periumery. 10 cents. Good Hair Oh, 10 cents
Beat Lily White, 10 cents. Tooth hrushes' J"
TOYS Bibles, Albums, Playing Carts.
Ehnwood Paper Collars titen corered] ae cts 3 box.
Thomas ALcocks Porous Plasters, only 3oceilts.
Hiss Sawyer's Salye 80 cent size) tor - cent.
tents UndershirIs and Drawers al LOS Prices.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing S,Tup, %
Magnolia Balm (forthc compleA"n) %
Plantation Bitters, only ~ cts'
Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry pectoral each 65cis
Peruvian Syrup Preparation OF from 10 cts.
Russia Sarsaparilla and Iron, cheap.
Vinegar Btters, 10 cents. Negetine ~ cents.
Is Nice Envelopes Tor 10 cents.
Helmbods Buchu, 81. Smolania'= Buchu, cheap.
Hoyt's German Cologne, very nice. Bush's and
Batchelder's Hair DYES.
For the Next 30 Days we shall offer Extra
Bargains, and it witt be the Best Time TO buy as
later in the fall many kinds OF goods are SURE to be
HIGHER than they are now.
COOKS CHEAP VARIETY STORE,
Second Door above Post OAice.
janl6-i tues&thurs&w HALLOWEEN.
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DIAMOND SPECTACELES
7.ot o..
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe. Perfectly OdOrless. Always
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior to gas.
Burns in any lamp without danger OF exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to dlsplace
the Sc OF volatile and uangeio GUS oils. It's safety
under every possible test, and its perfect burning
quail les, are proved by It's continued use III over
800 900 families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no acct.
dent-directly or indirectly-has ever occurred from
burning, storing or handling it.
The immense yearly loss TO life and property, re-
suting from the use 0fc cheap and dangerous OILS in
the United States is APPALLING.
ers throughout the country recommend the AS
TRIAL as he best safeguard when lamps are used.
Send for ircular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and at
Wholesale by the proprietor8, CiiAS. PRATT N
Co, los Fulton Street New York. aug2'-twdm
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.


TIE Ferucion Syrup, q Protect
cd Solution of the P,'Ot0ride Of
IRON. is so combined as to hare
HE character OF or aliHlcRt, as
CGSUY 0iDcstcH 0lad 0sSiMii0tcH
HiH, the blood as The simplest
iced. 1t Increases the quantity
Of N0tUrc's OWn jit0ii:in0
4Gent. H0H la the blood, and
CU!es "a thousand ills, simply
byToniHO up, INUigor0ting and
iH0{i+ili0 the System. TIE eu-
"iched and rit0ii@ed blood per-
He0fes crPrD part Of tic body,
|eP0ifiIiJ damages and acaSte,
se0rchiHy oft morbid secre-
iions. Ul3d tearing nothing TO"
t'iSe0se to feet ap0n.
This is the secret Of the ron
d@!iHI sNccess ofhis remedy i1I
caring Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
pi2ilt, Dropsy. Chronic Diar-
YhCra. Rolls, Nervous Affections,
Ghiil3 ard Fcvcrs, EEu,no-s,
Loss Of constitutional. y-igor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints,
d5id az diseases originating in
q 6dd state Of the Jtoott, or &C.
c0mp0nicd by dcbititJ OF q Io,c
state Of he system. Ecing free
from -dtcohoi. it Oiay toT:ls. ats
encrgi~i,aJ effects are rot fol-
f0ccd 0D corresponding re0c-
tio3s, DIT are permanent. iHfW-
sing StrtUgih, UiJof'. ORH neaO
tie into al parts ofNc system,
0Hd buii9iiay Hl) OIt irosl Com
.e!HUtiOU.
thousands hare been chu1ge1
Gy the atse C.S this remedy, from
2rc0h. sickty. SUFFERING crea-
tnres. to strong. heclthy, and
HQppy 2Ncl1 AMI acOHac;a; t,nG
imr0iids cannot 2'e0 soma 5D hes
it0te to giro ii u trial.
See that coch bottle has PERL.
WAN SYRUP 1losc9e i,s tie glass.
Pamphlets T'rcc.
SETH ", F0WLE & SONS, Propretors,
No. l ;Iiiton Place, Boston.
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