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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France,

France.
PARIS, August St is said that the
French troops guarding the frontier have
been reinforced, and vigorous measures Or
dered to prevent uniformed Carists from
crossing the boundary.
The Assembly to-day voted the entire
Budget, and President Buffet declared the
session closed.
England.
LONDON, August 5.-rne Americans beat
the English at cricket-l07 TO 105-With
several Am ercan wickets Standing.
LONDON, August 5.-During the discus
sion Of the public worship regulation bill
in the House of Commons, Dlsraeli refer
ring to the strife between the Church and
State on the continent, expressed the conyic-
ton that, however tranquil might be the
general state of Europe, there were agencies
at work preparing period Of great disturb
ance.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND LHESApKAK1f
RAuRoAD COMPANY, Z
RICHMOND. April lS, 1874.
HN AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
" 2lsg, PASSENGER and FREIGHT "RAIHG
on IN road win run rs follow:
PASSENGER TRAIN fof, West Point leavn
Richmond at, 4. M tsnpdays exeep.edl. saa
train from West Pom twill arrive Al Richmond ~
lO:l0 A. d. daily.
The splendid steamers Havana snfsL nute viii FUN
IN connection with. this roa0. aud Sill Leave Weaf
Posnltiy (sunday eSceItal IN Gle arrival OF thss
train, which leaves KicL m0nu ~ T. d., arriving y
baltimore next nOrnil In ample time 70 connecI
with trains for Washington, Fa3i, Sortb, ana " essf
and leave Baltimore daily tSunoays excepied) a. 8
=. NJ, connect II 81 West Point with the LIAM
tue nj Richmnnr at 10 next morning
Fare TO Baltimore. .......,......- ~
TO Baltimore anG tesurh... ~ w
To Washington. ......,... " So
Fare 10 PhllRee pA.a ...4.....,,..,... w
To Philadelphia and return. iS I0
Fareto New YORK 1880" "a OK
To New York and return. ........... ~ SS
TS,B0StOD. Az ~
FREIGHT TRAIN. tor through fseign. 9ntys
leaves Richmond daily tMonoays excepee9k
1880. A. NJ, connecting with sseamers ~ W -
Point that deliver freight IN Baltimore early ho4a
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenge! car Attaches
for freight between Richmond and west Fo0nIf
leaves RiehInond on Mondays. Wednesdays. ans
| Fridays at A. NJ Local freight received Tues.
days. ihursu'S'' An0 'A EbWi. =. FoLGgR,.
| Superintendent
| WIN. BRAGG. Master Transportation: ap 70
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PITTSBURGH, August 5.-John Leopold,
who lost his wife apIi four children by the
flood, has become insane.
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IoTuSVILLE MARKETS,

LOUISVILLE. August 5.-FlO,ru unchnnscA Corn
dull and dropping 75@S2c. Pork 10 far demand
and higher al S25. Bacon in fair demau4N 9ic. for
sh0uldrrs I2hc. for clear lib; 13c- fOr clear
WhiskeY, 96c.
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Sr I.OIJIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, August 5.-Flour quiet and weak
low grades of Superrnc winner, s3. 5Ga$3. o
Corn higher; No. 2 mix"d, 6s&e., hast ~. Lo oI
cash. al & 10 seller all year. Bacon active: 9x.
for shoulders 12Sc. for clear>rb; 12ae> for clear
cash. Lard UNCHANGED.
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RAITIMDRE,

BALTIMORE, August 5.-Virglnia 6's, peelers, 33H4;
coussls. 52L; West Virginia, 10: North Carolina
6,s, old, Is; do, new, 10; do, special tax, 3-bid
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MARINE ,Nrnl.LIGrENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. August q, ls7s.
sun r,ses. 5.04I Moon rises.
ann SETS. ..,.., S.54 High TIRE. ........ lZ3o
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OutrageS
Steamer Rurned-rMentx lives Lost.

C1NcINNArI, August 5.-The telegraph OPP
orator at Aurora, Ind, reports that the
steamer Pat Rogers was burned this morn
Ing one mile below Aurora, and about
twenty lives lost, the victims being prnci-
pally ladies. Further particulars are en-
Dccttd SOOD
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;. The Arkansas Travey ler."

LITTLE Rock, August 5.--fColonel S. C.
Faulkner, author OF "The Arkansas Ira
yeller,o is dead; aged seyeafy.one years.
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InsoIvent Insurance Company,

CHICAGO, August 5.-The Atlantic ano
Pael6:. Insurance Company Is insolyen1, Z
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CONTEMPORARIES.

sS.s~~|~~~~~-~~~
ICE-CREAM!
paMILIEs, BoARDISG-HoUSEs,AN AND
HOTELS Z. ~
SUPPLIED REGULARLY
Nth a pure and hard-frozen article OF
ICE-CREsM,
free Of deliver. Large quantities. Furnished -
piC.NICs. FAIRS, AND EXCLUSIONS
70 ORDER, At LOWEST FIGURES.
st,n,6scturfpg by steam, and having expeTacaced
~, ~ raT,,i hands under \ competent snd aueptiyc
snaosr who are exclusively ENGAGED 20 as.enu H. !"
,his bsancn OF my business cla yursnNe sstts -
.s,,on Ia ali who entrust me WILD snFss y,
BOT Broad street.
pos,a, cards furnished 70 customers ressIing -
the suburbs free.
GUNNER CANDIES.-l am daily mann nas
y ,,ct,,rtny summer article OF CLAh.saM,.s
o. MT "a SDY OF pure Crushed su&:r, ~ sa
hn,ter any m ade iu the United Sta.ss M Az IA
S.ia nnrnasas warrant II 10 stand % an M -
no, ,yasshar and sell II ut the same pficS u,ss 49, ~
rsnx andi,s are sold for have iarSe TO-
fsnnea Goods Tobacco. Cigars, Cakes, anu
ara. ali OF Which offss at Baltimore prizes.
,oe LooiS - h'' iA12 Main sircst
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The Elections
TIE WHITES CARRY vICKSBURG.

TIE WHITES CARRY yICKSBURG.
VIcKSBURG, August 5.-The whites have
carried the city election by $50 majority.
Forty negroes voted the white ticket, and
three whites voted the black ticket.
KENTUCKY.
C1NcISNATI, August 5.-The Democrats
carry Kentucky by'a majority of $4,000.
TIE APPROACHING CONTEST IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE. August The approaching
county elections throughout the State are
causing great deal of excitement. Party
lines in many counties are being closely
drawn on account OF the civll-rishts bill.
The contest in this county between the Con-
sentative and Democratic nominees on one
side, and the independents on the other,
will, it is believed, cause both parties to have
Uuionists and eX-Coniederates on their tick
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u
je 8 General Freight and Ticket Agent
THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April 10,
1874, passenger trains will run as follows:
ER0M RICHMOND.


" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April 10,
1874, passenger trains will run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND. .
$50 A. NJ. MAIL TkAiN.-FCr GOrdonsyille,
Cnarlotues vile. stanton White sulphur, Hlnious
and all intermediate stations daily Except Sunday
arriving ut Hinton NJ 10:1( Y. 81. This train
connects ut GordulsriIle foi Orange. Culpepers
Warrerton, Mans-sas, A!exlr drta, Washtngfons
and the North and at Charl0ltes Vile for Lynch-
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and the
4:43 P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRaIN.-For
Goru )usyle al intermediate stations diiy (ex-
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsvi'ie at $50 K.
s:3OP. VI. CiSCINNATI EXPREss.-For Cor
doDsyllIe, Charlottesville, Siaunton, Goshen, hin-
boro', Covngton, White Sulphur, and ali stations
west of While Sulphur daily texcep, saturday ar.
irving OF HUNTINGTON at $50 Il. 81, This train
connects at GordDnsyilIe for Washington, Balft-
more. and the North, and for LyL ehburs, Bristol,
and the South. ana at Huntington wtn steamers
Bostsn and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and all points
West and Southwest, arriving at CINCINNATI 1t a.
NJ
Sttunton and all intermediate stations sATUR-
DAYSOSLY, arriving at Staunton nj lO.20 L. ms
baggage checked through
For through tiekcls rates, anc information, ap-
ply At S28 Sfain streei, Ballard and Exchange Ho-
tel or ~ the company's ONCE, BROAD street and Six.
tenth. EDtLAlt SLiEi,
General Passenger ana Ticket AGENT
A. H PERRY. General Superintendent. ap ID
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-Four hundred
dollars consciencc-noney was received at the
Treasury to-day.
The postal cars from New York came in
last night and this morning, as usual, with.
out any detention at Baltimore, and left
Washington last night and this morning,
passing over Mr.. Hinckley's road as former
". 1t is now almost certain that Mir. Hinck-
ley will continue to perform the service,
knowing that Colonel Scott will accept it il
he does not; trusting to Congress to grant
him the extra compensation asked for.
Outrages.
WASHINGTON, August 5.-Northern dis.
patches report three rapes. The people, in
full accord, are at the heels of the brutal
perpetrators.
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UNFOLDING AMI yistItSG--Ct5Sssllh NJ Ass,
BEAUTIFUL, at the Dispatch Printing. doese &
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RICHMOND. FkED't, & POTOMAC IL. ~. tO.,s
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, J
RICHMOND. June 3. 1S74.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

7:3O A. NJ, BALTIMORE EMPRESS leaver
Brond Street station fSund.ys ex-
es35 p. NJ, DAY, NAIL leaves Byrd-street sta
ton daily.
1905 z. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byri-Street
station Sundays exceptedl.
600 P. NJ, AtCOMNODa rlOS TRAIN for
Hanover Junction. leaves BroaC Street
station (SundayS exceutrd).
450 A. n, NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrd-Street
station (MondIys eXcPDiedI
1880 z. b., DAY ALL arrives Ut b. rd-Street sta
1890 p. b., BsL TiI EXPRESS arrives Z
broad-street station Sundays except
s:37A.M ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives
at Broad-street Stallion Sundays ex-
cepted).
NOTICE. a .g.
BY this route new and elegant SLEEPING
CaR has been added TO right trains both ways be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort Of Richmond passengers. CHARGE FUR
BERTIlS. II. Passengers taking this car are not
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can remain
In the car to IS late an hour as they please.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave irnad-Slreet station
DAILY Sundays excepted) at $3.50 A. NJ. connect
ing at Quautlco with the Alexandria and Frede-
ricksDurg railway Tor Baltimore. Returning, viii
arrive at Broad-strcct station at S:15P. 81.
Through bills of lading and rates given to oil
principal points North and West.
By order Of General superintendent.
&c 8 General Freight and Ticket gent
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| That was written in bed. Mr.. Tilton wrote
it first, and set up in my sick bed and
copiedit.
O--Is that true of all letters that have that
significance. Ayes, sir. SO far as my al.
thority of them is concerned.
O-Was he excited? Ale was always
very much excited about his own and pub.
lie difficulties.
O.-Had he been out that evening? A.
Yes, he had been to Frank Moulton'S.
O.-What time did he get home? Ably
nurse had gone to bed, and he found me in
bed. | was very sick, and my nerves were
greatly disturbed.
Q.-When he first came in what did he
say? Al do not remember.
O.-What led TO this act? A.-His bring.
ing me pen and ink and paper. He had the
letter already written.
O.-Wbat did he say about it? A.-Really
I positively tell you | cannot remember. l
felt often at that time utterly despairing and
miserable, and it mattered to me but little
what l did.
O.-Was it when you were sick from a
miscarriage? Ayes.
O.-Dc you recoleet Mr.. Beecher calling
that evening! Ayes.
O.-When? A.-But few hours before
l wrote that letter.
O.-Can you remember that interview
win Mr.. Beecher? Alt was very slml.
lar one to the other. | Twas half unconscious,
and was very ill prepared to see either OF
them. AIyroom was all darkened, and nurse
had gone TO hers. She opened the door ana
said MIR. Beecher wanted to see me. GER
tainy do not know what to tell you abon Ut
that, either.
Q.--Do you remember writing some pa
pc,s for Mr. Beecher. A.-1es.
Q.--Can you recoleet the contents OF tbat
paper? A.-No, l cannot. l think it was
TO do something for him, because Theodore
had done something against him.
O.-Is it true that he said something to
YOU about council of ministers Al 90
not remember everything about it. ] have
tried very hard, dear friends, to get into my
mind those scenes, but they have utterly
gone out of my brain,
The witness never told Miss Anthony thai
she had committed adultery or done wrong
| with Mr.. Beecher, or anything to that Ell
| feet.
Odd you ever tell any human heins
that you had been guilty of wrong dolnt
| with Mr.. Beecher! Al never Yoluntafil!
did 50. Once my husband took me IN MRS
IS carriage to the house OF a iaay Z
! whom he had been telling stories about u
, 1874-10-03
NEW YORK MERCHANTS.
Tho New York Times OF tho 31st has tho FOL


iowings
Tho propriolors OF sev4sal prominent Jo,bug aud
commission houses In ths city expressed t4cr opinion
ycae.day 10 Times roportor concerning tue rocent
action Of the Now York Uudarwite1s n reference to
insurance risks III Chicago. Among llo firms visited
wcro Il. D; clann o., 4. 7, Stewart, Lord K Tay-
lor. Lehmater Bros, White, rayson Co.; Frederick
among them seemed to bc that much noiso anl
speculation Ind been created over this matter than 1t
deserved. Ono Of tho rms nau,ed above atated lat.
always estimating INSURANCE collateral Hccur!ty tg
action Of the uaderwriteta bad ,nao thelr firm f,to
policies OF insurance he'll by tlcir customers. They
aorc. hQwoYcr, giving tho usual credit, and would
probably cohtinlle to do 30, in1HnMc they believed
tho people at Chicago mud tho New York Underwriters
would soon ofIcct compromise. This the opEr-
convcracl. Ono gentleman stated that neither ho
any other business Mau would think Of ahjpniuE
goods on credit to uninsured Chicago, nor to Chicago
II insured III soma 'twildcat compauica but he be-
Underwriters, an,l continue har po'iciss Another
merchant stated that his hollso would, in
any event, continue to .givo credit to nr1ns
Ct high standing. as he believed these
FIRM. would sake rfoner steps to rrutect their
1nonilcr Of tho drin Of Nichnttls. sllnw Ninslow,
stated JcstcrdRJ TINT they npprehcndcd no trouble
Whatever. Tho recent movements Of their Common
Council appropriatug como sat0,O0o toward tho pnr-
sas nov sna s 1c5s t E
supply throughout the cty were, ho believed eyideuco
Of desire to compromise. l1o further stated tint
ngenta Of reliable insurance companies throughout
the country were eager enough 10 sNe policies to my
be left 0hicAgo. agent sollcing tho privilege
Of IN insurance with Ills firm heavily than sYer
before Such 1eiuH tho true Rtato Of Affairs in Cit
csgo, he felt good deal Of confidence In tho future
, 1874-10-03

Tho New York Herald OF tho 38sh has tho
following editorial OIL tho insurance situation:
Thu action of the New York Board Of uudcrwrilors
cao upelss delicate md important question, Tlo
lcusuro Il Of unusuaia character that uot4ing but
s e fssy %a4a t to- nrss5z ey Il i M ss5S;
insurance combination n the country from Of our
iarscst cties TUG practical effect Of this will DO to
for wtat New York rejects cautlous London viii
hardly aeeept unlcss property II ohieasa can have
uforB it will bc impossible for any oncyel Interest
outside Of Chicago TO Invest ia i.s real esato Tho
proposition that Chicago should fnrtu q company Of
lis own with capital Of s5o 900 ia chnractoriatio of
lilo courage Of tho merchants Of tlat intrepid civ
hut 1t does not seem TO bc foasible Tho ratio neccs
sary TO mako insuraIce prot. when confined to ono
pt0pcrty Of tho Northwestern metropolis,
we Observe TINT tho President ot tho Chicago Iiro
partmeut called tho oard Of INSURANCE. which isoar
shnl .nsura Ill tho buildings and property therotn
collecting therefor ro Of insurauce to bo determined
by the Baarl tho prelnua received for ten Scars to
be ret apart m insurance fund aud an annual tax 10
bs lcric to pny the osses kcy to ocotr during lho
years. When thu insurance fund sla becopae largo
TAis plan IItB TRIBUNE calls tho qunessouco al for.
no greater encouragement to ncendlaris than sa.
ing olcr to make good every mans losa by fire." No
,s. tst a ssn KS sss
the ableat s in all countries, AMI, despite the o3-
peroueG aud observation q ceutnriea the syaton laa
alolher, tho baiuees can be 1ale profitable In 1874
tho insurance done ~ Caieago represented cash carl.
tl Of 0ooooo. T4o business III Illinois tnri1g iS7
was prosperous aud proahta ono hut the business
for tho ye years ending Dec g. 1a3 ahBwaa balanco
Of oAaca paid ~ o1cess 9. receipts 81 oyor 45 eo
ant vt tito liue Buys TINT there ean be no dot
that soon after thu meeting os tbs sHte Iegiaatlsro
not Isforo rcorgaizaoi ot ts ro ia nop.rsnt tDn T.
wlo the work of replacing tho Mater .tuaiua Will.
, 1874-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
GEN. SAALER.
f9rt,n No.v Vorl- F1,.1ph;d anro.

We observe that thero is loud call in Chicago tor
Gpn. Aexanl1er 6hnler to accept the uhef-EnEueer-
slip OF tho Fire Department. Ut that city. No pre-
sumo our Chicago friends aro aware TINT tic duties OF
scb position arn entirely executive and can only bo
performed BY who had practical experience. Gen.
baler mover member Of tho Volunteer Fire Dc
partnlcn and assured performed day
Fro Department. wns organized mud equipped heforo
he boca,nu member Of Tie Commission, III which his
dnties wore entirely instcr3a aud tho activo dlreo.
fireman, Elisha kngsanl, md Inter !n thoae Of M
pther excellent fireman, Joseph l.: rcrley. Gen.
Blacr haa clear head, however, aud IL thorough
dtsciplinaran, which eomes Of s military training;
and sitting member Of tho Chicago Fire Co,nls
son Lii presence would doubtless DO Of great yalue IN
All aflvib,jry keuEc
, 1874-10-03

s1n: II tho pilipg OF lumber In tho asreotB
epd alloys Of tho lumbor district eudangors that
section Of tho city by offering tho means for tho
rspld sprcad of llro, what can bo aald OF tho
praotioo WHOM 1ntlnlged IN ia tho hoart at tho
city, wtora scarcely anything but framo built
ingB aro to ho follnd7
By what right or prlyi'cge ia Mr. l,ont allowed
to place aoyutal Thousand foot Of lumbor on tho
stsoot IN front OF Ills franc tindorbo1, corner Of
Lake and PcoriR RtrootH, to say nothing Of tho
a0, coo to Gun tnnt Of boards In ahe yard nd
joining tho sainof
What right LRyc Mossrs. MoDougA l. Mokln-
, 1874-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE THOMAS TESTIMONIALS.
Tho Thomas Testimonial Concerts take p1aca
this afternoon and evening ut Mccormick 8 Hail,
upon which occasion two Of the most attractive
programmes, oaeh OF them being ct local inter-
est MS well as general, will bo presented. Tho
matinoo programme will DO as follons:
|. Overture" Nourmahal .snont!nt
.. Aria" 1asto, mn tn ben mlo,'-olemenza
oasnott e oiigao, i; liz. il. Kaysor. A'h@
4. Symphonic pocnl-"Lea pfclndes .Liazt
IAgEnMIssloH.
&. oyerture-"Don atuuio "............ Dudley nuck
,.,1s for ;rs Rt%e 1na yion h i;:;:n nsothovea
!. Meditation "-Sow-tby reaueas}, .:dounod
s. song-"1o t1aes0 e. t,;.a :a ~ .o4mpaua
0. oycrturo-" William Tell ,Nossni
Ilo evening programme will DO as follows:
!. Overture" 1doAeno "................... Mozart
2. @ e@hssas'
.. nomaaze-" s1ignon n................ "A. Thomrs
MILL orchestral accompaniment.
1frs. Clara Nuek.
psso ye ,oonssc sssfs sa aeSs SSasss1 5sss
s'sF'' c0Ea''ss' 'as''tGn"; Shst sae't'' A'aa a"l
Easaei IL tls Study oi dsss oipcas isT yssrs sfs
asnce, Wo could not restrain our Imagination from
wandering 1sosn tho polns OF Naw, sublime il i. atsS-
pliey ~teuca tho great master hua regarded lis auh.
ject, to that orrhols whoao name, nscsio and 70
plelo with harmony, hovcrs oyer tho poetry Of tho
urcpks.
Memory carrIod W hack, and wo wo1o again gsxtun
upon that Etrscan vase lii the collection ol tho Loyru
where IN oasTcleS The arat poct-nRic!an trapcd tn
starry robc tho mystic .ius!gnia Of royalty upon hs
brow. ponra forth 70 tle accompanying lyra poetry
mud aongs immortal. 1tocks ANIL cliffs awaken and
stony hearts tssolve In tes. Tho beasts Of the for
ust sfau slell-bJnndt and tho fercc Instincts OF man
arc famed. BtFaA Mht IN their RopB tho brook coascu
ta lullaby. aud tho coaFae Augh Of rcycry shuiders at
th0ed sounds which proclaim to humanity tho aucat
power of Art tho brightness OF her glory and her Gu
tightening harmony. Gould NO completely esnbody
our Thoughts We would portray tho scruno anil ethical
rhnrhces which ratates from every work OF Art tho
nwtet elurgy he august eu1piso with which II rles
"; tua Kuntie untaulaona ike Etysian xapAyrs which
Ike cloud Of incensa shall pour themselves around
aud eVciop tho universe tn food Of mysterious nar.
monY.--fTttace to Poem. l4is.t.
1NTEnM1sRi0N.
u. Oserturo-Triomphals-O Russian Na--
HohRl Airs tileW}........ ,.......... .Hublnateiu
Iea@u4sye!-tfy ze9usstl...: :......,.. .Scau,uann
ama am,as1a nnsnssseSny ns o ;wteu1tomp.
Ats1t pnntment by 4. II, DpAn.
:. 4!rs. Clara Huck.
10. U1llot-" nicuzi "....,,,,,,.,.. ,. vaan,r
With sAcl. brilliant array OF music as thjs tho
lika af which ,as never boon giyon here loforo.
tho llal ought to bo crowded to oyoglowiug.
, 1874-10-03

STATUS Of TEE OontPANrEs.
The fo'1bWinf5 Ii cotnplot6 list Of tho conf
pa,,lcs which lAvo withdrawn, hna Of those which
will ron'aln! glTtftg tlo cApital htbck Of oacll.
THO atar indicates Dourl companies:
, 1874-10-03

An American millionaire has ptvop M ori7cr
to Dresden for u diunes-sesy!ce. il co,,sists Of
J, 1up pieces, into which fifty different elalos
eng eolors orc introduced. Tic platea and dish.
o. tnr eaoi. course arc OF droront pattorn, aud
III tho conlro OF each pnte is at oliaueloi lnnd-
aoapo, and on oach dsh q copy ct son,o oolo~
gold, "''
, 1874-10-03

AID. HEATH,
was tton caltnd upon, aB Chatrthnn Ct tho. Fi.
tattco Cpsatillttao Of tho Conlmot Couitcit, I'd
MAKO somo statements In roGhr1 t6 tho water
supply; and. nftcr Bo,no furtl'or rcmarLa hy
olhor gant'omon preso1it, tio lnooeing ad1ournod.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-04-02
physicians AND DRUGGISTS.

prominent New York physician lately
complained to Dundas Dick ABOUT nj, SAN
dalwood Oil Capsulas, stating that some
times they cured miraculously; hnt that q
patient OF ! 5 had taken them tor sOmetim-
without effect. On being informed tha t
several limitations were made and sold. Ii G
inquired and found that his patient had
been taking capsulas sold in bottles, and not
DUNDAS DICK g. cos.
What happened 10 this physician may nave
Happened to others, and DUNDAS DICK *
CO., take this method of protecting '.On OF
Sandalwood' from this disrcpute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the
Capsulas will CONTINUE 10 DO so. for
they contain the PURE OIL in the BEST
AND CHEAPEST form.
OIL OF SANDLLWOOD is fact supcr-
seding every other remedy, sixty Capsules
ONLY being required TO insure 4 sale and
certain cure in six or eight days. From
no other medicine can thls result be had.
DICKS SOFT CAPSULES solve the prob
lam long considered by many eminent ply
sicians, Of how to avoid the nausea and dis.
gust experienced in swallowing, which are
well known to detIact from, if not destroy,
the good effects Of many valuable remedies
Soft Capsules ale put up in tin-foil ana
neat boxes, thirty IN each, and are the
only capsules prescribed by Physicians.
pgTEESE WERE TIE ONLY CAP
SULES ADMITTED TO THE LAST
PARIS EXPOSITION.
Send for Circular to 50 Wooster ST., y. Y.
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES.
General Agency, 10 Reade Street, n. y
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-04-02

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