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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTu,)
RICHMOND, VA. May 26, 1875. !

NOTICE Is GIVEN THAT THE SPE-
IN CIAL GARBAGF-CARTS will be introduced
I'm this city on MONDAY, May S1st. Tue orui-
nance on the subject VIII be rigidly carried out
and after that day.
The special garbage-cOllccors Will commence
work at 6S O'Clock A. ~, aud will visit that part Of
the city lying east of Fourteenth street on MON
DAYS and III u kSDAfS; that part OF the city be-
tween Fourteenth aud Fifth streets will be visited
on TUESDAYS and FkID ,YS; ana that part of
The city west Of Firth street Oh WEDNESDAYS
and SATUhpAys.
The regulations governing tbs serptce both rs AZ
feeling the pu6itc and the collectors have pub
lsheo in handul!s. ana will oi trbuied through
ont the city, Copies can be OF ined al this Office.
j. G.. CABr lit,
my27.3t Presid mt Of The BOARD.
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ROcKBRIDGE AEUM SPRINGS.
FIVE MILES SOUTH OF cHEsApi,tiKKSsiiSI
OHIO RAILROAD. 'N-| AZ
JAMES A. FRAZIER. .. pyo,n
OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC JrNE 1sr.
CAPAClTY...,......... rcUr Ii,.t

This celebrated watering place win b. ko,, :.
style nnsurp.ssc In the mountains Of W.
AS 10 The qualities of the waters and the bin
caro- IN which they are held By the "m,d.,i e e
vans" The reader Is referees 10 the ma nnIe,
Messrs PURCELL Ladd & Co.'S, who are az mrs
the water .Hd salts. 10 MY 'l
among ibe great features Of these Springs are y,
Amusemehts. which are varied. and far s,,r, Il
those OF any Watering place In Virginia r. !
Grand Masqu" Balls ant Carnival I'm snI.n 1nr -
brill.ancy snrpasS anything ever witnessed /, az
s"ctlOn OF Inc country. in fret. nothing a, -
Kind has ever been Attempted nv any other n-
resort and nothing but desire to leid canli h..
Induced the immense outlay necessary 10 go
Mnxlev, the iuconparab- Washington cns,nra'
WIN MS realmert Of assistants, carl, ais q, &C.
tunes, tons OF Fireworks, and thousands OF hin,
lanterns, ami oceans II evergrsens.
The Grand Carnival. which prececes tho I,I
nanSque one nsght, ~ led hv Professor Hitenhnu.
fun brass band. followed BY Major-Gelcrli p II
command Of The MuilIgss GUARDS and bis f.. ~
famed aud thoroughly trained 81 ph,M Colry. ~ I;
General l.. follows with a counterpart NJ {, ~
Barnum's men,. This pagfanr, as.ing rhrou.b' ~
beautiful lawn that nature seems 10 have d. yn,
for just such scrnes, all lighted no with ,hr lhnn
sansis or lanterns anu calcium lights Nth A.
works Of the most beautiful description IN fun II,
all over The grounds. presents sight thit p.n :, an
not describe. ana must be seen II b. uppr, ci,,
y therefore, all gooL Richmond cltizers, t,u.rt,,I:
the young, are expected up this summer
-
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my Sim
MIHERaa, WATER.

MINERAL WATER ON phAo
-. On draughi, The iaHou,
ARCTIC soDA-WaTEs-
KlssESGEN WATER,
yICaY WATER.
SARATOGA WATER
GINGER ALE,
OTTAWA BEER,
MEAD. @ - ,,as.
All drawn from TUFTS latest tnp:orx,
Arctic apparatus, at Gsosso ,'I,,,,,,b s,rs1s
No 400, corner Main .at Eleventh w.
nv Tim -------<
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M HAMBURGER NETS,
LACK--TElPE MI SLIM,
WIDt-t XIX MUsLlr,
SWISS. LAMHRIC, JACCONEr, AkLATAN
O"GhNDY. aud MAI SOCK MUsL1A;
BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWN;
IUCkrD. AMBnIC in all wldtns,
ISDiA-TW Ill" II LU>GCLUTH,
WHITEBI1 LIANrES,
rIQUr-s in all Qualities,
RIO IETRIMMING-.
WHITE BALL .lSGES.
CUNnhTRI Trimmings in all Of the desirable
u,STEJ; FDGITGS and INSEHTINGS, the
only well as. orled stock In this city: -
INFANTS EMbkUIDkKtD FkULk WAISTS
FINE FLhNNtI.S: RUSSIA, SCOTCH, and
BIRDS EYE DlAPhk:
M IA-kCB .EK DIAPERS.
.INDIA.hUbBEk CLOIH, at ,.ns,
my 10 Lew BfoIhEhs
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1T BEhck Silks IS .T-Rf,P-ErD,'
PLAID. and PLAIN CoGoRED SILKS at lower
prices than the same quality OF goods can DC pur-
chased for elsewhere. Those who arc In the habit
of sending north for their silks are invited to bring
their samples and compare with our goocs.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest, cheapest, and best assorted stock ri
pARAsCLS and sUN-UMBRELLAs in this city.
my 10 l.
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HEALING SPRINGS
w. b. BISHOP, PRorRIEToP,
DR.. N. II. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
BATH COUNTY, VA.

This deservedly popular summer r"tGtt Wi -
OPENED on the FIRST rhi o. JUN ~ i"' thr n
cepuou o. visitor, 10y ~" un'cf ignc'' "'ip H'
anu feels satisfied hr will ba abb "a render ,ht'
Satisfaction la al whD may favor II IN Win ma
pltronae. and sustain the r'pIlatihn ''r,t 3pthN
have camel win plea urt. SEEK r. ~ WI a. IhHs
who seek inc use of tic "I'cr ter At''.ttHai FA!'
pose. ,,,. . ,,. !,
There will br a reasonable dshlcil"h u pI''l'
who wish 20 Innk. This their home for tAe sh'nh'f-
say three mDnll liz. nat.
For pamp lets aud circniirs Giv'nE m"r, MI.
uu. description II ~" >rri nn'I ~" W! D! .'t
Tiny I'd them ABBY IT, Sc.>r,. FUEIELa. tAuu
CO. l. rhinD nd Or 10 me u tn. SDriu--. rtt Hf
tickp.s u fovingrnn from all point. WIZ" ''I,f
will be a close cOnntc N wan me 'iisc w. =
rect "a The springs oy:r u teluuiu r'u nam L'''.
Parties p,cfP.rrg DriTa. "''uNryIc eau NJ
them by i.i-eraphirs 10 The pT"l'itt"r A Wv
cpIiTga. NJ ,.,I.h
ali nar,inui.rs n laliye To the " ter, ana 5'a0!
my 1Slm W. u k1N.t IL-----.----
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MT CHEAP FOR CASH.
HEDGIES, GDFD0N & Co,
1918 Main street,

IIDIINSi CUF DUN x HV,
l013 Main street,
will omen On MONDAY MORNING., MAY oath, u
toh lot OF RtS> GOODS at l2!,c. per yard:
A large assortment of PARAsOLS AT ALL PRICES;
A new aud large assortment Of HaMHuRGll
EDGE rs aud lNofRTlNG>;
VICTORIA LAWNS, EkINSJOKS, SWISS MUS
Inns. &C.:
BLACK GRENAD plain, stripes, and paids.
avery low iisurr'.
All cur goods are marked in plain figures, ani
from ten IL frlc~p vcr ceul. cheaper rnan LONG.
TINE PRICES. HuDGISs, GORDON l. CO.
u
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~DECAYED TEETH.--We have
prepared. after consultation with some OF our
best dentists, a CARBOLIC MoUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment Of DE-
cAYED TEETH aud DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts US
com lete tiisinfectarn to the odor caused by de-
.ayed teeth, and is very peasan. to the smell and
iaste Sold in bottles 90 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
felO 44 9l8 Main street
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Us CLARETS, BURGUNDIEs, sAU.
TEkNES, HOOK, AND IHaMPAGNE.-A full
and very large supply on hand now, anC for sale
by OSCAR CRAM,
nv S-eod2w No. II Governor street.
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DEATHS.

O'cd on Wednesday The 26th instant, Mrs. SA-
RAH \. puINDtNTkk, reiet OF the late James
A.Poi4t.eXt,r.
IL, r funeral will take place TODAY Thursday
a. s O'Clock +. 81. lruai the Nor uneutal church.
lhe !ricnus ot The family are Invited to attend.
Died, on the 81 OF May. OF p'eufisy, in Bayfield,,
Mics the, pb3E rAHHISGrON, in the hlty-
second year OF her hgr.
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NJ 0 T G f.

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, BYRD STREET,
RICHMOND. Va, May 22. 1875, s.
This is to certify that Ut special NEE ting Of the
congregation OF the " Second Baptist church ,co-
loredJ" Of this city, SCIPIo cox aud LEWIS Il.
CARTER We're appointed 10 solicit AMI collect SUD-
Scorpions for the purpose of completing the con-
struc;iOn Of said church, and the said Cox and ar
Ter are the only authorized persons for the purpose
named. Onr congregation, though feeble in means,
has paid In cash {, the bId RI bl22l0.S4 ; but
We sun owe balance Of 81, 492GS. We there fore
earnesi Iy aud respectfully solicit the public for
liberal aid In the good work.
TRUSTEES. DEAC0SS. Il
Edward Cox. George Fleming ieh'mD),
scipi0 Cox, Gabriel Linoscy,
William T.. j Johnson, Albert Baker.
James Johnson, WI liam j. White,
Robert Dell. George w. Drew,
Edward Waller,
- badd.us ROBERTSON,
John GfeenhoY.
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M~fJ NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS

t. r. PRICE & ct; arc again represented in the
rcrthrr0 markets. auG have Opened many new ana
Desirable, FANCY DRESS aud MOURNING GOODS VI
he rirrst i:lDricS.
t,MBURGH iOLoHAISES OF choice shades,
rLACH HoUDLE CHAN CA$YAS GEESADI#E,
H.:Ck JEnS tRrSt DINE.
nt,sCK PLAID OK. NADINE tor nvcr-kirts:
BLACK GAESAuINEs from 4Oc., 1Oc., 10 s3 per
yard: ,,
Sew shades PLAID ard CHECKED CAMgL'S HAIR,
PLAID md PLAIN PONGRE PUPLISS
IOEDgRLD UhGaNp,E rs aud JACCoSETS. PRESS
SINS every color and qu .lity STRIPED slLks
frnu ne T., = p,r ward. light and mctinm KID
GLOVE Two AMI th-t- bi,Jr",,. tLOf r. FITTING
{ OTIS hTS ,Tum 81 L" IS each. HAMDuEGH I.DGiNGS
,,xrtrrS No my3
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NJ MATING! .MATTING! MAT
TING WHITE, RED-CHECK, and FANCY
MATING at all prices. OIL-CLOTHS in all
Widths and qualities CARPETS in Brussels, Ia
pestry, Threc-rly, Ingram, Hemp, and Venetian.
COCOA MATING,
RUGS, COCOA MATS,
HAS-OCkS,
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE aad NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS ana
CURTAIN. FIXTURES, at
LEVY BROTHRES'.
1917 and 1919 Main street. Richmond Va.
The largest stock If PARASOLS in this city and
at the lowest prices. my ~
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SpniNGS
L WEST EIRIISIh, famous for H.. alltra,,ye|
voters ami fashionable pair mage, VII, be cpenedI
on MAY 18TH.
, - CHARGES JULYl.
Monthly. ......,.............S2 90 per larI
Weekly. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = 80 per DAN
FOR MONTHS JULY AND AU6U>r.
Monthly. .....................S2 So per Ia i
Weekly. 90 per t,d
MASQUERAi,E and FANCY Balls will ia
given on Tho most liUersl scale on tn" 2lst Julv
of 400 feet In length, will be thrown open on ihe>
festive occasions.
We are making important and expensive I'M
proyem-nfs IN building and lodging accommod,
TORS Including new >PRI G-B Dis. e..
Descriptive pamphlets obtained II PURCELL
.LADD Il CO., Richmond, Va.
GEORGE l.. PhYTON & Co.
my JS-1m Proprietor,.
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Mt MOURNING GOODS of every de-
Scripton
GRAPE CLOTHS, '.'
BOMBAZlNES, TAMlSE, ' .. p
BARGE, GRENADINE, T."
DELAINtS S, TAMAkTlSE, .... ...-.#
ALPACAS, --+ -.sit 81
CEsPG and LOVE ELS, -..=
ENGLISH ard ITALIAN CREPES,
CREPE COLLARS, .. ...
MOURNING MANUFACTURERS, for ladies' and
gentlemen: ..
BLACK CLIFTON HOSE, GLOVES, and RUFF
FItS.at LEVY BROTHERS..
complete assortment Of oUS-UMBR ELL as.
my 10
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A SHLAND HOTEL, STUDIED 10 A,nlany'
IA Hanover county, Va. sixteen mic Nv ~; ed
kichmoud. on the X, hIBood. Frsd"ri N,pS Si,tyo
Potomac rsilToad. offers FikST'CaAsS NI,r,e ,lI
neatly furnished: servants polite and at~ ,t,sst;
tsnl. suupiIcd daily from Rishmond n ,.. nd
grounds ample ano very a,tractsfs. - the ups.
n,enS,nt SUMNER RhSrRlS 49,, %.
In Virginia. III tive mids ar r;nneih "% al
rka0le for irs extraordinary heal'lll. Vii q
accessible oy rail- from all points ,,.,n,ni ari
rrturn Tor soc. roand trip, Dens hall pr,Cs'
For terms aud other pariicna,rs Apply rr.re
A. Prupdeioss-
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SIMMER EEslsn,r.
- ,,,,..~~ = : q
DESIRABLE SUMNER RESORT

I l s'lI'g-4t f'o l,ss "a sEh RESORT. 4.
MRs. NJ. P.GARTH, Of Albeuarte corn,.
NILE om Ivy depot. and seven rnJies sha,,t .,
lenesvilie, is prepared to rake .eu mere 'e Ch'
SUMMER BOARDERs.
Location healthy. Table upsurrassed
rooms, ahd beautifully shaded lawn. aan'f.s'
Terms per month, S35: children and
half price. For further particulars. sIdrosse tTe
MRs 81 y. CATH iVy d.,
Chesapeake and OHIO raIIroass
my 81 2taw2w--.~sa.. Lics..afs
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NJ COD-LIVER OIL, ...
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN 1MPORTATlON-THE BEST.
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO TIE STOMACH.
We have the testimony of our physicians who
prescribe IT, and of patients who have taken It, That
Ii is more accountable to the stomach acd more
easily assimilatcd than any other oil.
fresh supply Test received direct from New.
iUuudand. MEADE & BAhEh,
Importing Pharmacists,
ielO 9lS Ham street
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DARNESS HOTEL, HaMrIUN, VA
J. J. BARNES, PROPRIETOR.

will omen for the season the FlENT OF JUNE.
he tables viii be supplied win nj IN" c'lic@ce'
OF the sa't-wa or section, ana Every ht'ehh"h m'd
"a ,he con fort Of guests There Is also every r"n-
ycuicnce for hatllng ns ~ IN
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SPECIAL NUTsa'EA.

{ ar LADIEy GAlsAlENTs LADIES
.GARMEETs! Prices marked down to cIoee out
several lots, Us The stock must be reduced. These
goods wi be sold ct less shancost TO close out. y
win nay yoa TO examtfe our, stock oflLADIEsN
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest stock OF PARASULS and sUN.UM-
BRELLAS IN this3city. my ~ z
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uYGEIA HOTEL.

uYGEIA no TEL, ,..,c,.,,
IL OLD POIAT COMFORT, FihGiSta.
This splcl 1i Hn,ct wiil be opcn Tor Tue rrt"iD ~,
of guests on the OH Of May. h" pt"Url'io' Nv! T."
enlarged the bulldog and made hu:itrf'a' i,I,
proyenents. consisting or AL hti"6ii 1920 $3.50
anarI 1nen.s. billiard and bath-r0oDs, prv"elE",
Gppncin y.nayiuon &C. whicn MAX" II ore - ''t
most ATTRACTIVE SUMME. KrsDhIa 10 u '''-'
on The seaside. .t
TERMS: 43 per day: $3.50 per week
For further inform All ID ADDRESS .,.,or
nr iI.I,n n. PHsEBtis. r"pftIor.
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.AST BELLEMONTE
.CWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. ALI

WEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, AZ
y LEGHANY COUNTY. VA. NINE AlLESI
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRp 40 the
,lndcI signed. for several years connected with the
official management of the aboYc.ramet sp,Ins..
anu for the past few years In the same cIpfciy u!
fine Warm Springs faih county, Va. would re-
.ppcifully announce 10 his friend, and III" spTin2s-
going public thar he As 'cas; d thcse rEL EhATEDI
TONIC SPRINGS-ibe hes! In the inouna'ns Born
FOa DRINKING AND BATHING and sill open them
on The FIRST UFJUNE 1873, tor the recepuon|
Of visitors rs tirs'-cass IN all deDartm.nl' iheI
establishment having been "ycrh;iHIed a'i nm M
God orutr he hopes u receive share Of iIic pub.
lie patronage. For pamphlets ani circnlar,. IN.
auire OF Mcssrs. PURCELL, i.ADD & 90. R'h.
.rond; COLEMAN. RODGERS Y CO., Baltimore; Of
of The undersigned NJ tn prings
INV % I'm q IT WIZ ~bN. PROM. TOR.
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WATCHES, yEwsLRY. 3e.

T PROPOSE. TO OFFER EXTRA IN
L, DUCEMENTS to purchasers OF ID MINDS,
LADIES' and GEN rLs ME- IS GOLD WATCHES,
CHAINS. kISGS. BUTTONS. SEIe OF BRtAST-
PIN aud EAR.RtsGS. BRAGELEIS, &c. Aiso, q
few SILVER WITCHES: These articles VIII De
sold for much less than their original cost at
s.. A, WIHsT0Gk'S Loan, ofhre,
my 2s.ln ~ Fourteenth sireet
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GUNNER BOARD.

lam prepared to take BOaRDFPS bv the rs, =
or month. The location Is elevated and atir,r, rs~
Rooms pleasant apd nicely furnished. ami nj.
well supplied. Terms moderate. Adarr,,
. Nrs. II. y h Nlsi.
nv $685. S'-u-t.tr Y,
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A FTON HOUSE.

IN - .,...,,,,, -I,,,,,.I
on the Blue RiJyc mountain, - Anon b'Uo'' ~,
he chesapeake and ONO railroad WIN -, oi'H''
for the reception nf vi iror, nn the lst "i 'u"t'
10 CbIitren and col vi ed servants hllf pric".
my 15-1m :. n. ','Dl 80 49,
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ny D3ESs GOODS. DRESS GOODS!
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Macon. Ga, and Ptsiladelpn
THE SYMPTOMS OF Liver
Com plant are uneastnsss and
pain In the side. SomettSaes
the pain is in the shoulder, and
Is NIsrAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affected with
LOSS or APPETITE and sick
ness. bowe.s In general cos
TIVE. sometimes alternating
s. win lax. Tie HEAD " trou-
Hed With pain, and uldl heavy
sensation. considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY, accompanied
with painfui sensation OF hay-
luaLEFr USDoNE something
which ought 10 aaye been -.
done. Often complaining OF
weakness, DEBILITY, ard low
spirits. Sometimes MANY or
The aboYesymntonsat attend the
disease, and at other times
very FEW Of them; but tho
LIVER is gerSssby the organ
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uUBBELL's PREPARED WHEAT,
GUARANA POWDERS,
MILK OF MAGNESIA,
lamar INDIESE (Indlenl
TROMMER'S EXTRACT OF MALT,
for sale by
J.BLAIR, Druggist,
my4 corner Broad and Ninth streets.

TAKE
SIMMONS's LIVER REGULATOR
for all dsea scs Of the Liver, Stomach, and Spleen
It Is emineutly Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for ilnmedi-
ate resort will save many IN hour or
suffering and many dollar in time
and doctors bills
After Forty Years trial 1t Is still re-
ceiyIng the most Unqualified testimo-
nials OF its virtues from persons or
the highest character and resuonsf-
bliti: Eminent physicians commend
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN in the SHOULDERS, blZZI-
NESS SOUR STOMACH. bad taste
In the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACKS, PALPrTATloS OF the
HEART, PAIN in the region OF
the KIDSEYS. DEsrONDESCI,
GLOON, and iorehodings Of EVIL,
all of which are the offspring OF
diseased LIVER.
II you reel Dull. DROWSY,
Dul:iIIT ,TED, hare frequent
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY. POOR IPPETlrE, ana
TDSGuE COATED. you are SUI
iering from TORPID i.1vERor
"EIT.IOrSSESS,' ana nothing
will cure you so speedily and
Tn"IIvER. the largest organ
In the body. Is generally lie
seat OF the disease, and II not
REGULATED In time great sui
feIing, wreichedness, and
DEATH will casIc.
Armed with this ANTlDoTE. all climates AND
changes of water and l00d may ne Iacen Wtif,ai
fear. As . remedy In M.LhRIqus EEVEHs'
JAUHDICE, NAUSEA ,,,,,
The CHEAPEST. PUREST; AND BEST Fam
LY MEDICISr IN THE WORLD!
II have never sepu or tried
such simple, efticaciOuS sat
isfuctory, ADD pleasant reIne-
dy in my hte"-d. HAlNEh'
Hon. Alex. Il. Stephens.
81 occasionally use. when my
condition requires II, Doctar
Sinmons's Liver kerulator
with good effects."-HoN,
ALEX. Il. STEP, EMS.
Governor Of iasams.
"Iour Regulator has been
In use In my family for some
time, and am persuaded lis
valu; bic addition to the
medical science."-Goy. j.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
~ have usei the Regulator
in my family for III. past sew
enteen years. can safely re-
commend it t, the world Us
inc be It medicine have ever
used for that class Of diseases
IL purports 10 cure."-H. +.
President of City Bank.
"Simmopss Liver Regua-
tor has proved good and efh-
cacious medicine."-C. A.
NUTTlSS.
Druggists.
ave have been acquainted
with Or. simmonss Liver
Medicine Ter more Than twen-
ty years, and know 1t 10 be the
best Liver Regulator offered
Is the public."-a. r. LYON
and IL. l.. LYON, Beliefon-
tame, Ga.
sTMMOSS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundcc,- Bilious
attacks, Sick Headache, Cole, Depression OF Spur
its, Sour Stomach, Heartburn. &C.. &C..
IT HAS No EQUAL.
Is a falIltpss family meutclne.
Does not di-arraDYt the system.
Is sure TO cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does n 81 interfere with business
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains tee simplest aud best remedies.
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMMOSs'S LIVER
REGUi. ArOk unless In usraved wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature uGbroken
other Is genuine. ------
, 1875-10-13
G U BA.
Boletjn Mercant.l.)

The dates on which hurricanes have visited
she island of Cuba, as far as We have been
able to ascertain, show that we have had
years of two hurricanes-l796, 1900, 1887,
1870, & 1873; and one year in which we had
/, viz: 1910. The months ia which the phe,
nOmena has occurred are -
One year in the month Of FEBRUARY 1879.
Two years in the month of May, l494, 1910.
Twosyears in the month of July, 1888, 1897.
Threeyears in the month of June, 1866, 1891,
1910.
Four years in the month Of November, 1744.
1855. 1900, 1871.
Five years in the month Of August, 1874,
1881, 1885, 1850, 1856.
Five years in the month Of September, 1907,
1910, 1912, 1873, 1875.
Twenty years in the month Of October,
l692-lS73.
And as We have likewise had hurricanes
twice In one month 1896 October 3rd and
24th; 1870 October 9TH and 9Th and 10th
and goth, we do not consider it out of
place to advise that We De careful to have bars
20 our doors, prepared for an eventuality.
, 1875-10-13
THE ROBERT DIFFUSION PROCESS
APPLIED TO SUGAR CANE IN
LOUISIANA.
(Fro~ tie Sugar Cane
(Coat.aued from Avs No. So

10 the following paragraph is the article
reproduced from the New Orleans Picaypne
OF January goth, 1874:-
For several . years past, the diffusion
process Of julius Robert, for the extraction
OF saccharine matter from sugar cane, has
been worked with great success in India.
A party of capitalists resolved to Introduce
the system into louisiana, had constructed a
complete apparatus in Europo and erected it
on the Bsle Alliance plantation, near Donald.
s~onville, Louisiana.
This process consists in a peculiar mode
of extracting the sugar from thu vegetable
matter in the cane without mechanical
power. H.'>
If sugar cane is cut into thin slices and
covered with water for sone time, an exchange
OF the liquid contents of the cane and the sur
rounding water will take place. After a certain
time the water will contain the same percent
age of dissolved sugar as the cane itself. BY
the usual method Of crushing the cane, the
cellular structure of the membrane is destroy
ed, and the abumen and other mucilaginous
impurities are thereby permitted to enter into
the cane juice.
Again, the greater quantity of cells con.
tanning saccharine matter being 10 the centre
of the cane, by pressure the free exit OF the
saecbatins matter is prevented, it having to
pass through the surrounding thick 6brous
cells.
"In the diffusion process, the slices are
brought into immediate contact with the
difusive liquid.
1.-The advantages.of this process of obtaining
the saocharine matter from the cane over the
old one by pressure are:
81: Greater amount of sacoharine matter
obtained from the same amount of cane.
go The iuioa 10 univ clioh,Iu oha~oo5 with
impurities, and needs, therefore, less defsca-
stion.
~'.3. No receiving boxes needed, less skim
miuks. and no settings.
90. The cane may be rich, healthy. or old,
souF,' frostbitten, windrowed, yet all the
amount. of saccharine matter in it will be
obtained in a comparatively pure condition.
With the apparatus worked, the following
esult was obtained
, 1875-10-13
IMPROVEMENT IN THE DISTIL.
LATION OF RUM.

BIZ PROFESSOR HOFFMAN, Gate Island
Chemist, Jamaica.)
from an old "Jamaiea AdUertAsr,"l
yesterdays post brought me SONS
good news from an esteemed friend at
Dry River, We're.
'They are doing great things there.
He says I'VE have been trying alum IN.
the still house here, and find that it has
amagieal effect This alum is no doubt
the great arcanum of Mr.. Ellis, of Dems-
rara. It 10 curious to observe how slow-
, 1875-10-13
D E NJ RA
(O6srvw.l

"The weather continues very dry and hot,
and the want of showers to bring; out the ar
row is sensibly felt all over the colony. The
canes are not ripeuing as they usually do at
this time Of the year, having been kept back in
growth from want of the usual rains in the
month of May and June.
Royal Gazette)
I'VE have now the choice oftwo telegraphic
routes to Europe, and can cable either by way
OF the West Indies and America, or by way of
Brazil. The new cable hence to Cayenne and
Brazil, and connecting in the latter country with
the Transatlantic cable via Madeira is now
opened for business. The new cable completes
an almost direct telegraphio communication be-
tween the United States and Brazil, and will
probably be largely used by merchants of both
countries"