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Smyrna times., 1873-11-05
The Most Popular Medicine Extant
1910. Over 30 Years, 1863.
SINCE THE INTRODUCTION OF
PERRY DAVIS
AIk-KILLE ER!

And after thirty years trial, the "PAIN.KILLER'
may justly be styled The great medicine OF the world
ior there region of The globe into which it has
not found Its way, and none where II has not been
largely and highly priced. Moreover. there Is no
climate 10 which IL has not proved itself to be we'll
adapted Tor the OF considerable variety Of dis
cases. II is admirably suited tor every race. II has
lost none Of It's good name by repeated trials. but
continues 10 occupy prominent position IN every
medicine chest; and is sIiI receiving the most un.
qualified testimonials in lis virtues from persons oi
the highest character and responsibility. Physicians
Of the first respecabIlIiy recommended it most
eheclual PREPARATION for the extinction Of pain. IL 10
not only the best remedy ever known for Bruises
Cuts. Burns. &c. but for DysenIery or Cholera. or
any sort OF bowel compliant it is remedy unsur
passed for efficiency aud rapldIy of action. la the
great ciIIes Of india and other hot climates, it has
become The Standard Medicine for all such corr
plants we'll as for Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints.
and other kIndeIed disorders. tOrCOOghs and Colds
Canker Asthma and Rheumatic difficulties. il has
been proved by the most abundant aud convincing
IestimO " TO he Invaluable medcIse. No article
ever attained such unbOundsd popularity. As an
external aud internal medicine, the PAIN. KILLER
stands unrIva.led
rhIuy Years are certainly long enough time TO
prove the efficiency Of any medIcIne and that The
PAlN-KlLLER is deserving OF all It's prOpTIeIOrs
Claim for it. amply proved 9y the unparalleled
popularity has attained. Il is SURE and EFFEc
TIVE remedV. Il Is sold almost every c1unIFv In
the world, aud Is hecnnnIng more and more popular
every year. Its hedlIHg prUprIees have been fully
tested. all OTsr Ihe world. and It Reeds only to be
known TO be priced. Be sare you bny none but the
genuine, manufactured by PERkY DAVIS d SON
Providence, r. l. nov sim
91T Sold by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05

From James Riddle the toellknOcn cotton factor Of
Wilmington, Del.
BRANDYwINE CoTToN MILLS. August l3. 1873
MR A. Z. WoRDEN-DeGr Sir:-YOur Machine
gives entire satisfaction. and the ladies Of my house
are very much pleased with it. We have hal other
Washing Machines but yours seems TO answer the
purpose better than any we had previously lned. In
closec please find check for $500 in payment.
which please acknowledge and Obllge.
Yours truly JAMES RlDDLE.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05

Grand Barsainsl Great Inducements to
Rnvers "su Come and see W. I. A. Woodcock,
Doyer' Del, opposite NJ. f. Church, the
C;tv Jeweler. Sign the Large Golden Watch;
4 Fine stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods, &c. Large stock OF Spectacess,
Block Goods, &c. Hair Jewelry, lSk Wed
ding Rings made to order, in 6rst-class style.
Custom Watch work done in the most work,
manlike manner. The best materials used only.
Every Watch repaired guaranteed to give the
wearer satisfaction.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05
ne READY.

The winter wind now gives its warning note'
And hollow sounding moans amidst the trees !;
The sturdy trav'ler buttons tight his coat,
And whistles gaily at the nipping breeze.
For what cares he how stormy winds rnayy blow
Whilst warm aud cosy he defies them all;
This is the secret--let all people know nm
His Clothing came from Bcnnett's Io'0sr 'ld"'
Where weather defying and indestruciible Gar-
meats of every description can be had at very
low prices. SIS Market Street, hail way De-
tween Fifth and Sixth Streets, Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05
THE
LADY'S FRIEND
Was hing Machine!

This Machine, in price suits the times; IL has IN
,ts comb inaIIOn, the PERFECTION Of all other ma
chimes OF lis order by means OF The Pstenl Pendu-
pressure agaInh the coIhng 50 that delicate VOmG
Ur a small child can operate with IL successfully.
Read the following certificates, order the machine,
give It trial in accUrIance with the accom- panyng
directions for three months and if satisfaction Is Ro
gwen we will return the money less transportation
Oh the return OF the machine IN good order Remem'
Der the PRICE, SI3, at the Factory.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05

A SHARP SrUDENT--At an examination Of
the G ylIege of Surgeons candidate was asked
BY Abernethy, "What would you do if man
was blown up by powder ?" "Wait till he
came down." he cooliy replied. True, re-
Piled Abernethy; "and suppose | should kick
cles would | put in motiou?" 1.-THE fcxors
and extensnr, Of my arm, for should knock
down imme lately" The candidate re-
ceiyed his diploma" ...t.'.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05
TESTIMONIALS:
FrOm PastOr Of IA e CAureh, Smyrna, va

From Pastor of NJ. E Church, Smyrna, Del.
Ma. A. +. WoRDEN- Dear SIR :-lI gives me great
pleasure 10 recommend The Ladies Friend" Wash
ing Machine. have been using one in my family
since The LIST of October. 1879 prefer il to any
OIher we have tried II 10 thorough washer,
quick washer, an economical washer, and alIOg
the cheapest asher for large family that l have
ever known. lt Neither rubs nor tears The clothes
10 pieces nor .loes il give pain to the back. arm or
side OF the operator II is largely used by The iamI'
hes in this community and every one who follows
the printed directions accompanying the Machine, 10
delighted with the results. You and your agents
ghl push the sale OF The Machine with vgor Tor
you will be dong good 10 many household by help
ing them in the IresOme labor Of The wash day
Yours truly, G. A. PHEbUS,
Pastor M E Church. Smy rna, Del.
Anh,ru Al Z parsnnnna Eah Tih. lH13
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05

FROM the Presiding Elder Of EastOn District, M
E. Church, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna, July 7Ih. 1873.
Mr. A. E. WORDEN-DeGr Strive have used
your Washing Machine (caIled The Ladies' Frend)
in my family for time past. now take pleasure
in certifying that it has given satisfaction. II does It's
work we'll saves time, labor and cOIhirg. and at
this day when house labor difficult to command
this Machine is what 1t purpots to be, THE Ladies
Friend" (NIh the assistance ai small boyl does
the dTudgery in this department. Of housekeeping
Yours truly. JOHN HOUGH.
A.E. wORDEN, Manufactures,
Sept 25-Iy. SMYRNA, DEL.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05

Don't fail to call at the New Clothing Hall.
And there you will find all that you may wish
for this Fall, in the line of Clothing for Men
and Boys Cheap, cheap is my motto, and a
better class of & Iods than were heretofore sold
in Smyrna. Don't forget to call on ). l..
Kahn, Commarce Street below Main.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05

The 81 quarter of the Seminary begins next
Mond1y. 10th inst. Pupils proposing to enter
the School snould begin with the quarter if
possible. W. are glad to know the school is
prospering. 1t has never been better. equipped
in the way Of e:icient teachers.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05

A STARTLING Truth Thousands die an
nualIy from neglected coughs and celds, which
soon ripen into consumption, or other equally
fatal diseases of the lungs when by the timely
use of single bottle Of Dr. IP'Star's Batsdn.
of Wad Cherry their lives have been preserved
to a green old age
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05
TILTON'$
STEAM WASHER.
100000 SOLD!

Will cleanse your clothes beautifully white. without
rubbing OF 4crdb0Ing Oh a bUarl! STEAM, that
powerful OF agents. does ~ ALL IL will do the
washing OF family in from 80 miouIes an hour
u .. truly labor saving and clothes saving inv en-
ton! We have fully tested il! AsIo Testi-
mOniRIS, uIOre can be furnished than will All the
'SMYKHA FIMGs"
Price $40! Reduced TO IS. Copper Lined 80 !.
The washer can be had only by pubscrlpllon-
subscribers furnished as rapidly as possible.
EVERY WASHER WARRANTED
Agents Wanted 10 canvass-SmVrna, Middietown
Dover. Milford. &c. Intelligent and Energetic
agents can make from IS To $40 per day!
Territory sold and deeds procured from the patsnee.
G. w. kENNEDY,
General Agent,
nov. SIT Smyrns, Del,
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05

The great excitementOn on Saturday was caused
By crowds rushing to the New Clothing House
of S. l.. Kahn, and swapping at the Bargains
he offered
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05

One dollar saved is as good as two earned
| guarantee to save money to any one buying
Clothing at the New Clothing Hall. s l..
Kahn, Commerce street below Main.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05

There never was better chance to buy
Hardware of all descriptions, cheaper than
there is now at WIN. B. Collins Hardware
Store. Go and be convinced.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07
Walking and Walkers.

The way in which people come down
stairs affords a field for much observa.
ton and comment An awkward man
never looks so awkward as when he is
descending staircase; while many who
cut a pretty good figure on the street,
show to very poor advantage while
passing through the trying ordeal Of
getting down stairs. A carful observer
will find this quite branch in itself,
and a source of much amusemet.
But really, it is lameutable, when We
consider it, how much needless effort
and fatigue is imposed upon poor hu-
maaity, how much unnecessary wear
and tear of human mechanism, and how
much injury is received, directly or in
directly, through this erroneous habit
Of walking. Order is most truly heav
ems first law, for it makes crooked
places straight, and difficult things
easy. Walking, which is one Of the
easiest and gentlest methods Of physical
exercise when it is engaged in a proper
manner, may be made the most toilsome
aud exhausting through ignorance or
disregard OF the rules that should gov
ern it. Regularity is one Of the first Of
these rnles. The route.s;ep or, as it is
sometimes called, the 'fatgue-step, is
rightly named, being a most fatiguing
Indeed; and it is ouly resorted to when
the character Of the ground makes it
impossible for troops to keep together
10 any order, and the toiling sJldie5
soon droop and lag under it But
when, upon nearing turn, or striking
upon a good road the music strikes up
the inspiring march with the rhythmic
al accompaniment Of the drums, the
tired men spring forward with renew.
ed energy, and, falling into step place
themselves en- rapport with the great
universal spirit Of order, and proceed
on their way with scarce Thought Of
fatigue tt any one IS disposed to at
tribute this to the elect Of music en-
tirely, let him, if,he c2o, time his steps
to the imaginary beating Of drum
and see how far be will he able to 60
md with how littlo fatigue: Science Of
Heath.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07
weeds r-annI y Favorite{

The Best Sewing Machine now in USE
Sample Machines on exhibition at the Book
Store Of Levings' Sisters, where prices and
instruction in using the Machines, can be
obtained.
w. II. knowles is Travelling Agent
for this Machine in this locality, and be
respectfully invites the attention OF an de.
string to purchase a machine for family
use, to these machines.
River Falls, August /, 1879.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07

A San Francisco paper expressed che
unqualified belief that if Judas Tscariot
had lived in that city he would never
have hung himself, bat would have
stood couple Of trials, discussed his
thirty pieces Of silver IN jodicious
manner, and been a free man to-day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07
CIRCUIT CoURr-PfEGcE COUNTY.

CIRCUIT C0URT--PfEgCE COUNTY.
. :. ~ So ?.
George Brofey qgaIes 'Leri j. Rich
ardsoa and NartIq G. Richardson.
Notice is hereby given that I. the under
signed referee, duly APPOINTED by the
Court and by virtue 0f.andan pursuance Of
a judgment and decree Of foreclosure and
sale, rendered by the Cimui, Court Of
Pierce county in the aboval.Qiilci action
on the third day Of Decsqa$r..ls72, at,a
general term Of said Court, held at tire Vi
lsge of Ellsworth ia said county. commenc
ing on the fourth Monday9os Nov, A. D.,
1872, shall on the .25fh day Of Jan, A. D..
1873. at , o'clock, p H., Of Said day. at
The front door Of the Post 0{fceiu the vii
lage of River Falls. in said county, offer
for sale at public auction. and sell to the
highest bidder, the following described
real estate. to-wit: 80,
The southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section thirteen:lhe easthalf OF
the southwest quarter Of section four, aud
all Of the southeast quarter Of section four,
except a strip off Of the east side which is
cut off by the road running from be coun-
~ line on the north to the south line OF
said land, being twenty rods wide a. ihe
south end, and six and one-half rods wide
~ the north end. the same more or less;
all OF said land lying in township twenty
seven, range eighteen, county Of Pierce
and State Of Wisconsin. 237
". Z HOwARD, Referee
ABNER MoRsE Plaintiffs Attorney.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07
THE BRACKET HOUSE.

p. f. BRACKET. Proprietor.
River Fails Wisconsin.
The beautiful Kinniekinnick runs close
10 this house: and the facilities for Trout
fishing, and hunting are une1celled fb. If
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07

Beyr We have the best selected stock in
River Fails. Special attention has been
paid TO the purchase and selection of this
stock and We are confident we shal be
able 10 sait AL who may favor US with their
patronage 2 boih'qnrtity and prices ,-gSsa
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07
D.DsX1aYG2SJ .'ss
PRAIRIE NfltIs
House Moving.

C c. HOLCOMB is prepared to raise or
u. move buildings on short notice,
promptly and ~ good order. td-ti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
as~WANHs:

VXTANTED, TWENTY-FIVE GO op
w HANDS (colofsdi sce special wofksp q Eais:
| road Convenient 10 Richmond. Mona reed appls
unless well Recommended. For partica lag appss
at Joyner Mason's ssof opnne the bs4 NATIVE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
;MeRenzie's Exploit"

Ia Z 4,
MoExasIs,s g exploit" as we expected, =
Endorsed through and through. fom .u'
President down to SnEx1pAS ne RECEIVES 'ns
ann,.,,ss Of "well DONE SHERIDAN ano
srrsx.s both announce that neighoorlne
natiops should mutually agree that rooDess'
-nnrderers. and outlaws shall be followed bs
each into the territory Of The other, ano
there captured, and, we may conclude, hung
40 General SHERMAN says, they should thus be
n,,rs,,ed "rer the purpose OF capturing
them or ending their deeds Of violence
the common mode Of doing which is s,is-
pension at ropes end. 80
We said that this would be the course OF
tbe Government, and we said that this would
he rood ground for IL; but when we come
% SHERMAN and SHERIpAN's international
policy i. won't go far beyond our relations
with Mexico. We can do what we please
with her and accord to her the mutual right
of doing as we do, with the tacit understand.
ing that she must not commit any outrage;
apon our soil. But suppose we regard Eng
land as our, neishbor instead of Mexico
This mutual right Of selling and hanging
robbers would subject the parties to serious
limitation. There would be precious little
catching and hanging allowed BY either. !
BUTT Is Mexico we are dealing with now
and sHKkIDAN and SIBERIAN may be as much
of swash-buckters as they choose, and W.
are not prepared to say they are far wrong
They certainly do not themselves incur any
peril, and they can, hardly lead the, countr!
into any an this line. .'4s ...92,r
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'WTANTED, an EXPERIENCED NURSE
wv twhite or celoredl. Must come well recon-,
mepded Apply at No. q west Grace street.
IA IL pnfat .HEg lERf .LitN at4.lEiEGn .:Lh w.
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DEATHS,

Died, on "Wednesday, 18th instant, at 3 O'Clock A
NJ. MARY MACGiLL, infant daughter or ClifEord
Z. and Lfzde X. Bridges, aged seven weeks p fg,j'
Baltimore ana hagefstown papers please copy .
deg, "Wednesday morning, June 18th, ut 81 O'Clock,
age. yF3EG stAf= -,sg IRA -E..-E lgIsES = q =
He left family to lnourn their loss. II I'LL ys
he funeral VIII take place. THIS Thursday
MORNING at u O'Clock from st. Maryis Church.
Friends Of tie family are respectfully invited TO az
Died on the 18th instant at 9t O'clock, OF cholera
anfaittu!D. ROBERT MILTON, son or Milton and
twelve days. 70
feisrstiIfg papers please copy, 81 Il W.. -
Died on TUESDAY, nth Instant, OF l,assaysis Mrs
ttsr funeral Will take place THIS {Thussday)
nuhsiNe, alto p,cloek. from the feSdencs Of Sci
VI Fourth street The friends or tbs Sei,siYs
n ogss invited 70 attend without further
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

4 New MorTvE PowER. - The Wheeling
papers are claiming for firm Of machinists
in that city the invention Of a new motive
power that so greatly multiplies giyen-force
that one-horse power viii do as much as
twenty. horse by any previous mode of appli-
cation. The Wheeling Register saw this new
machine with one-horse power running at
one and the same time plaper and a circular
saw. The operator planned a board and put
another in its place, and while it was going
through the planer he sawed the planned
piece into strips.
The power seems to have been directed
by the inventors mainly to agricultural uses.
The Wheeling Register styles it "the new
centripetal motiye-power," and speaks Of lis
ingenious application to g the many and
curious combinations of sawing-lnachine, a
hay, straw, and corr.fodder cutter,a cider.
mill, a root and vegetable-cutter, wood.
SAW, corn-sheller, a planing-machine, and
q threshing machine, in one frame which
occupies space of two and q half feet by
four, aud which can be changed from one to
the other in very few minutes"
II the statement be true that this inyen-
ton multiplies twenty times the force OBJ
tanned by any previous discovery, it is one
of the most valuable of the age. Of course
st can be applied to any purpose in which
steam-poWer is available. And It Is matter
OF general interest that the assertions In re-
gard to it should be tested fully.
As described in the Wheeling papers it is
very; simple. The Register says: .-,
Gin this machine there are two large band
wheels and the axle of one works in sta
tionary box, while the axle of the other
works in movable box. II the broad
belt be placed around these two wheels aud
drawn tightly lone of the axles, be it remem-
bered, being in movable box, j it is evident
that they will be brought up close together.
so they would he and come 10 contact, but
small wheel between them prevents it. In
stead of coming into contact they rest each
against this small wheel. Now, then, for
the power. Being turned by crank handle
CT shaftirg (if horse machine), these two
large band-wheels press tightly against the
small wheel between them, and turn 1t, one
wheel helping on the one side and the other
on the other. Take pencil and roll it
swiftly between your hands and you have
The principle exactly" 1,s..
The name "centripetal" is given to It upon
the ground that the centrifugal force of the
two large wheels rs concentrated upon the
small one between them. We profess to no
great knowledge about matters such as this
and would need to see the new machine to
understand it better. As we said above, the
inventors ere applying it chiefly to agricul-
tural purposes. For three hundred dollars
they sell d threshing- machine for all sorts of
grain and beans, afcircnlar saw, straw
cutter, root cutter, a gtindef'of grist and
food for cattle, and planning machine, which
are operated by a single horsepower. II
this be true 1t is the greatest event Of the age
for the agricultural community. If it is true
IT is clearly the interest Of the inventors to
prove it. Let them do so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

CogaEcTIoS.--We were in error in stating
some days ago that 1t was estimated that after
providing for the four per cent. interest on
the State debt accruing on the 1st Of Jantl-
sry, 1874, there would be balance in the
treasury of s5O9O0A We ought to. have
said that this weuld probably be the balance
in the treasury on that day for all purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

The worms are appearing with their wehs
on the trees in the Capitol Square, They are
now few in number and probably might be
checked were they plucked OH and de-
ssroyed. Birds DO not attack them in the
web, and they multiply rapidly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

Are the northern p ople capable of fairly
deciding what is best for southern society
Certainly not. They cannot themselves con-
scientiously say that they are. s.' ~
What would qualify them to decide fairly
this question? An equal distribution Of the
negro population amongst the States. That
would enlighten even Massachusetts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

A contemporary says that a newspaper
correspondent e e hoists" a ticket. There
Will be several "hoisted" very high In the
State Convention. -
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ME- MORE, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOR SUMMER SALES.

=. GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
T. II. PRICE q Co. are now making large addit
lions to their splendid stock and July sales
DRESS GOODS in great variety at prices lower tnan
have ruled for many years. Also many linens ana
other staples at wonderfully low figures, my 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

Ia RICHMOND AND DhNyILLE RAILROAD Co..
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA :. June %, 1878
NE FOR IMPORTANT CHANGE OF
sCHEDUL Es on this road on and after MONDAY,
June IT, 1s7s, see advertisement OF this road In
another column. I. N. X. TALCoII' c.l
je 13-lw Engineer, and ouperlntehuen''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

PUB. Doo.-We are indebted to Hon. JOHN
CsIrcHgR for the annual report of the Com
merce and Navigation of the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

<lfoMPANY :, = SIDNEY GRAYs,B
~ JUNE Is, 1y7s.4-You are ordered to assemble 81
at your. srinory THURSDAY EVENING, lath,
at aHoclock. in full uniform. with arms, &c, for
driland business. Tie roll wtn be called promptly
ana nbsentees fned. .'a.I-z23
Members will be expected 10 pay dues and some
thing on uniforms. Every one failing 70 be present
day be given to law officer for collection by WIZ
rant Changesin Bylaws win be proposed, and
important business transacted .. :. 49,, u. .s
ID By order Of Captain CAhRINcToN:
;. II GEORGE W. EAVES,
te le-4t 'd- '-f-. Orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

A COOL GLASS OF PURE SODA,
=, n MATER, KissinRen. and Ginger Al I'm,
,,,s " ses fledat WAaHER'S Drug Store,
Extn aud Broad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

7sg We WeULD 7GALL THE sPE-
,aIAr,.zaTTENTIo N--oE~~CAPITALISTs4 and
others to the sale. Of TWO HUNDRED BUILD.
INg| LOTS, 10 he sold Under decree or CONT, on
THURSDAY the ,isth or JUNE, isis, Commencing
at5.orlock r. NJ. See suction column. "a convey
ance to take parties to and from the sale will be Ut
our Office ~ -.'.Ejr LYME q BhoIhEh'
% Is-ot ,;fsi rs r.EHthssf n AuctioneerR. 4
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MILITARY NOTICES.

az COMPANY, -ATIENTION.-Assem-H
" BILE at Old Market Hall THIS Thursday q
drill. By order Of Captain FARRAR. II
1s J. A. HEATH,
90 10 ~ ~. Acting Orderly SERGEANT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

GRAND PICNIC AT E. j. EUKER'S
INSPIRING PARK on THURSDAY EVENING,
Regiment Band. Gates open at S P M.; dancing
wIilcommence ut =. NJ. and continue until 10s +.
NJ, Admission, 25c for gentlemen; no charge for
ladies'. Umnibuses Will run every twenty minutes
FROM Seventh and Broad streets 10 termination of
picnic, Fare, l0C. ia@pg :. tZ >*i s'
By request another Grand Promenade Concert
and Picnic will I've given at Spring Park by Nc
Cams Full Band on MONDAY, June 2ad. :Adnis-
sion, CSC je lS-2tf