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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27
1.cst.r frc.sn Petersburg.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond DISPATCH.
ls~,~..---....S,.. I. Nil &c 4 O.

iCorrcSponae..ct OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
rRTsRsBrRG. VA, April &c, 1875.
Mrs. Andrcwetia Branch, widow OF the
late y. Y. Branch. who was accidentally
burned on Wednesday of last week. died at
an carly hour this meaning. She was sixty
niue years Of age.
Rev. DIR. Hatcher has been confined to bis
bed BY severe attack Of sickness, but Is re-
ported better to-day.
Al the churches Sunday: DIR. Duncan's
church, eight baptized and seventeen add.
tons; Wesley chapel, three baptsms and
nine additions; Ettrick church, seven bap.
ti>ms; High Street church, fourteen add.
tons and six baptized; Washington-Sireet
Presbyterian church, six additions. Over
one hundred have been converted during
the revival ut High-Strcct church.
Mr.. E. 6. Spratiey, while stepping from a
fr eight car 10 the platform Of the Southern
Rsirosd deIo:, this afternoon, fell and sus'
tanned painful injuries. ROBIN HOOP.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
A. 4 la LIZ th<h& sAAa
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. April 60 Cotton quiet and steady
sales OF 365 bales a. 1Gasll1 &c. Southern -four
dull and dropping; common 70 fair extra, s5G
So GO; gooc to choice, s5.65@Ss.25. Wheat Dull
winter RCD western; 81 33GSl .3S Tor amber west
ern: 81 36QS1 4 tor white western; $1.37 for
winter red and white southern Illinois, Corn heavy
&C. for western mixed afoat; Ola 92c. for vel
low western. Coffee quiet, firm, aud unchanged.
Sugar firm. Rosin Gul at ~ G56$2.1O Tor
| strained. TurpenIne dull at 37@y37sc, Pork dull
1876 Lice. Fl prime steam. Whiskey frmer
at Il l5aNS1.1G. Frelghts shade frmer.
BALTIMORE. Vs.. 8.
BALTIMORE, April 26.-Flour quiet and firm
Howard-Streer and western supertne, $4@$4.75
kIo brands, 46 25q$6 SO. Wheat steady and firm
Maryland REQ, :l;3O@Sl37 Corn weak and
lower; southern white, 92c.: yellow, 90c; western
mixed 49, Oats and rye unchanged. Provisions
stronger. Shoulders, 9HG1 DC. Lard 81 eadv. Coffee
quiet but strong. Sugar trm and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CISCINSATI, April 26.-Corn unchanged. Pork
held at f22.25. Prime lard->te IN held at 15%c.
6id, l5H,. Bacon Shoulders, S7sG9i4c. clear-rib
ST. LOUIS. .,..
ST. LOUIS April 26.-F1our quiet and un.
changed. Corn dull and dropping: 30. 2 mixed
5S 20 p,S Whisky firm at *ll5 Pork quie al
| manu. Lard firm nomnally l5&c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April 26.-Flour unchanged. Corr
| nominal. Provisions quiet and steady. Lard
steam, l5Ac.; fierce, &c.; keg, 16hc. Whlskey
Ella.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 26.-Flour quiet and unchanged
| Corn active; No. mixed, 74c.; new, 71hc-: re-
| jected, 70kc. PORK steady at ~ S7k Lardqutet
ard weak at il $40.
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Various Items.

John S. Lnsser was found dead IN MS oea'
in Cincinnati, yesterday. He was whoever
with children in Richmond. va:
Rev. William SelwiD, chaplain to Queen
Victoria, aged siXty.nine years, ana henry
w, Pickers Gill, portrait painter, aged
ninety -four years, are dead.
John NJ. Corner, formerly secretary to
Colonel Fisk, has teen arrested ier s9o,oo9
defalcation "a treasurer of the National
Stock. Yard Company, New York.
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TRcporied for the Uispa;ch.l
MOET{s0M ERY PRE.SBYTERY u.
FOURTH DAY

FVU DA1
WHITE HoUsE, April 26, 1915.
Presby:cry closed its session for business
Friday night.
The preaching. which bad been attended
with considerable seriousness up to Satur.
day. was on that day followed by unusual
developments of interest. 1t steadily it,
creased up to last night, and seems to per.
wade the community. Rev. Mcssrs. w. w.
Houston and y. f. Wilhelm remain TO curry
on meeting every night during the present
week.
The other members left with regret the
ho>pitabie community in which they had
found such warm friends and so hopeful
prospects of general religious awakening.
~
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.u,il. rR,lT$--TonNCc o-rLAN1s.
,... from the peach districts m 'h'S
"1""' .,,'.a favorable than those hereto
sven since the recent c"'u St'"' III
~. .~@,c.,cr Vars >lH>: c, ,,,, ,,o
-, qrp ar> to TIC \ settle" 'a'I '''" n .,'
49,, nrar> and most pr"banN ,nc r'lc'-
~ ard later peaches. are slIi'". Wv "als
.,,,irrd many orchards. ana VIC NJ" '",'
~ ,s,..c nrchayd> the carly All" ih'"o'' '"'"
# reaches are not al hurt.
.yNr y .u,on Journal says: 49,, a.,
.r. jrrlircd to tho opinion lhat tue
~ gron in this section i no. rs Hc' ~
s--. '.nsctd. A icw trees (hnt very
." -r. N blossom At the time oi the
TIE crop on these. as a ma''eF OF
'''I ,... A,ilrd; those not IN blossom, we
=. *. arg unit jared"
rs.s salisbury iirCTtiScr says:
-. ,a,lirr >tga" berries are h','eo, n"I
r,I,lc o1nrr tuif. If the hrst that
-. Killed anojhrr crop immediately
,,,n.! tie only eject the cold wea'
Inv. ON HE >lrIwbcrrcS VIII De 20
.". T.. tex DAYS. Tie peaches arc
\ ccn,lrman who seems to look
,...,..,, things SAYS the Smock. Old
p-;y York. TrnthS X Ialc> Early
- 80. -, -atr. hut The Morris Whites
.,-..a. are badly Injured. This gen.
... ,,,:A> that there viii be plenty OF
.,.,. A.. profitable.
,...a,IU>,omn Beacon says
g., rt.,u,r nv serious damage l. believed TO
,..r 4 M. rs the late cold snap 10 to
.....r MS In or county. many farmers,
..t.ajau, caution. Lave resccdcd their
80, iuy,,,.rd their brush covering
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON. April 26.-For the Gulf and
South Atlantic States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, generally cloudy weather will
prevail, with rain east OF the Mississippi
river, easterly to soutberly winds except in
the Southwest, slight changes in tempera-
ture, and slowly-falllng barometer. =,
For the Middle States, light rams ana
lever temperature, with east to south winds,
and slight changes in the barometer.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG ,
RAILROAD COMPANY.


COMMENCING JANUARY4 4, 1875 trains
" on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH,
6.2O A. NJ, THROUGH IAIl. daily Except suns
- day.. connecting for al points souta
TAB A. M, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
dayj, with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations on the SoutnsidH
road. LynchbIrg, and the West.
l.45PM THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
seugers taking this train Will make
close connection 1T Petersburg for
Norfolk.
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily except sundayh
500 A. NJ. fRkIaHT TRAIN daily, except
Sunday with coach attached.
1I.A5 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West.
s:ooP. NJ, FsEIGHc daily except sundyh
500 p. W., THROUGH NAIL daily except sun.
dayl, connecting with Bfch.nond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for AL points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached running through 20
Baltimore. Also making close c0ns
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS vii. not stop between Rlch-
mond and Petersburg except &c Chester:
Trains ON the Glover Hill railroad Will leave
Glover HiIi pits at $50 A. M; aud returning. Will
leave Chester ut 2:40 +. ii. daily except sundays.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg WIN start from
Appomattox depot. ,..
no I'll a. SHAW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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An@,>GtHEHr ~ GUST Ms DISTRICTS
4 lag.pu. April 2j.-Ihe Treasury De-
,..,G.,a, has issued an order arranging all
,.,.,..s,0m, collection districts OF the United
>.aty> into seven divisions, To each OF which a
,-u"ra1ol Pr4i>cr is assigned. The general ap.
~ .rr q Fillmore is assigned to the fourth
a5.,lur. L includes all the coIItction dis
;tg'> III Maryland except the eastern (Cris-
&.a district. all lbe collection districts in
N.-.Ij. North Carolina, South Caroline,
1.,, Gaor-jI, and the districts OF Fcrnandina,
:. A.-g>,L,.. and ST. Johns, in Florida.
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Rev. Thomas A. Jaggar. D. D., rector OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Holy Trinity, Philadelphia, will be ordained
bishop of Southern Ohio on Wednesday in
that church. Bishop Benjamin 3. Smith, of
kentucky, will be coDsecrator, aud Bishop
LirtItjohn, Of Long Island, will preach the
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FaeDl Accident.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. April Co. james
d. Snow, nineteen years of age, was killed at
Kinsley's spoke-factory, at Spotsylvanla
Courthouse, about o'clock this morning,
BY getting caught in the betting, which
dashed his body several times against the
rafters of the building. He lived only
twenty minutes after being eNtricated. His
remains will be taken 10 Camden, n. j., to-
night, where he formerly lived.
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PIANOS, ORGANS. DC.

TWO THOUSAND PIANO. EsssSS
Il FORTES have been sold by the un.rf III
dersigned suce their business career. and by offer
ing only the BEST INSTRUMENTS made at moderate
nrices satisfaction has always been given. Parties
az distance finding 1t incoavenient to visit K ich-
mond for the purpose, may rely upon having their
orders rs faithfully executed by letter when ad-
dressed TO us us II personally present, and as fair
terms given i'll the purchase.
Also for sale, OkGANo for the church, parlor, or
Sunday school. n
Secondhand pianos taken 10 exchange. P1ano-
fortcs tunel and repaired. PEno-iorteS carelully
moved, packed, and shipped.
'>UODHNtTSE & PARHAM,
ap2O Book: sellers and StatioDers.
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RAILROAD L.sE~.
20 50 g M III 60. ss;ses

y
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Coa,p.y.,
| OFFICE MASTER or TRANSPORTATION
! Apr.l 20. 1876.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRA1N No.
81 l III EXPRESS West wara-Lesves
$3.50 a. NJ; Leaves Duuees al iii +. Il. leaves az
panville Al 1:2l r ~: leaves Greensboro at 4:as
ba n iea y. az s7sesfy at e4S NJ arr,s at
| TEAM NO. 2.-SEw YORK AND Ngp Or
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastward-Lsayes Charlotte at
NJ. leaves Salisbury at 052 a. NJ leaves e.s
boro, Al 1886 r.. NJ; leaves Danvilc at 4:O5 r.
M; Leaves Dundee al ALB L. IL: leaves BURKE :
vile Al ss P. III; arrives at Richmond at Ii:i7
TRAIN No. 3.-THRoUGH MAE.-SEw YORK
u. 1888 P. ~; leaves Burkevill. at 4:52 p. NJ;
leaves Dundee at 1888 p. d.; leave Danyille at
1889 P. M: leaves Greensboro a 2 A. 81;
leaves Salisbury ut 4:34 A. NJ: leaves AIRLINE
junction a, 7:05 A. 81; arrives nj Charlotte at 7:l5
TRAIN. No. 4.-THRoUoH MAn, Eastward
ut l1:iS p. NJ: leaves Greensboro 1t 2:20 A. M. (;
leaves Danville at 5:44 A. NJ: leaves Dundee at
arrives al Richmond at 2:22 p. III.
Train No. 5.-LYScHBuRG ACcoMMoDAY1oS.
Wesfward-Leaves Richmond at 8 A. NJ; arrives
1:20 p. NJ: arrives at Lynchburg at AGO r. d,
p IKAlS NO. 6:-BagRkEymLE AccoMaop. ATOM.
rives at Richmond at sos A. u.
Trains Nos. 8 and4 connect at Greensboro with
trains TO aud from Raleigh and Gnldsboro'.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun
dee with trains on the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Vir-
Rinia Midland and Great Southern railroad, TO and
tron Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains To and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and 3 connect at Charlotte with
trains the Atlanta and Richm md ir-Iine rail-
road 10 and from Greenve, Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlott', Columbia aud Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and all
southern points.
Train No. connects at Burkeville with the At
antic, Mississippi and ohio railroad, from l. nch-
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern ana soul ~Sesiern
points, and UaQpage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pallnan paace-cars through from New Orleans
10 New York. 7. NJ. II. TAlICUTA
Engineer and Superintendent.
81. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation.
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USFoUNpED REPORT. London, April %.
The rcpor, which was published yesterday
by the Standard in its special dispatch from
ST. Peersburgh that the Marquis de Caux
had been killed in duel is false and wholly
VithOut foundation,
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r.f>GYrsEiAS ELDERSHlP.--Additionai re.
'l,.. d. 'A"~ vote Of Prc>bytcrl"> OF the
lr'..W cIureh on the proposition 10 in
Il. ~Ioll'l"n in eldcr>hlp show ihat sixty
.A is.>by'cric> have voted for and twenty
49,, a-uu-' it,. II lightweight vote atllrma-
.g,y SIT viii bc carried. Fifteen Pres5ytc-
:.., srr ia foreign countries, and will not be
-. -. t.Jmi lur som" time.
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IS CANTON INSIDE LINE."S4afIsNs


NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI.WEEkLI.
ON and after OCTO5ER 1ST the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TU ES-
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Puwlatan Steamboat Company's pier, corner OF
Twenty-secouu and Dock stress, making close con-
ncct!nn each "Trip at Canton, Md, (kast Baltimore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Phliadelphta.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All fire light by this ue covered 10y tire ana marine
insurance free of cost. No dockage charged a;
E;chmoud. Rates rs lOw rs any other line. , his
IS the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond,
Fryights ordered by this line should he marked
sCan,uu Inside Line" and sent TO the PhilaGe-
pha, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiadel-
pba. ,,
Frcights received daily in Philadelphia and Rich
moRd. For further Information apply 10
l.. L. TATUM. Agent,
Offices Twcntv-secoud and Lock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
j.. WILSON. General Freight agent,
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
philadruha. Ia 9
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THE REvIvALI>Ts IN LoSpoN.-LOndon,
April Is Moody and Sankey's revival meet
ings to-day were we'll attended. Among the
distinguished persons present to night We're
Mr.. Gladstone and Lord kennard.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP .s>sRTh
" COMPANY. - sszsstzsssasss
FOR NEW YORK.

This compauy will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANQkE, lSAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, and HAI
TERAS-every TUESDAY, FRIDAY ana ooN-
DAY ut high water. ,,.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex
prcssy for this route. hath.
They have splendid saloons, staterooms' ana o&1o'
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un'
surpassed. ,,, a,,,or,1
NJ New YORK on the Coml,any's covered pier, 81
North river. VII, cx.-sa,
with Dispatch, and no charge made except actus
expenses incurred. =. .,,r
Freight received until p. al. daily.
FOR further Information, apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
an9 office Companv's wharves. Rockets.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.

A BBoTT's UNITED STATES DIGEST
n New edition. yo;ume s, s7;S9 LAc .fS
wv gFs Fl vIRGISiA RI PORTS. Volume Q. $3.50
SEW RULES AND ORprRs IN BANK
RUPTcY. a5c. MILLER,s UNITED sIATEs y pG &
HWtastTSERMAN On TRESpAss, $3.50. 10uKEs
nIVERsIONS OF PALEY. aud many rare DiG'
TiOSARIEs aud works on language, fronuncia
ZION. Philology, Syn9nvmes AeeusnssS rahssq"
ton, &c. hASDoLf y = i'At'.i
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H.. ,..r> and insurance by the tire in
....4al.g4ck on To" 18th instant are re-
..",t .H ID" Iadsr a. follows: The build
.-- .,r,..tlcd are the >torehouSo, granarlc-,
,lu ,.t.r., ut \. {. Cromwell. on which
1,.r ,,ru Insurance OF 5000, aud which
a4.! &.t =, rebuilt for double that amount.
ba..fu--Iotl>e occupied by Mr.. john 5.
l. uIr. Valued AT $1,000; no insurance.
.'""uug hou-c. kitchen. aud restaurant, on
>'."art lot insured for = 800. Mr.. Crom-
"r .r>t nearly his entire stock OF goods,
'..,t at Il O0O on which he had an in
>.cluc" Of :3 900. Mr.. John s. RonZie lost
- tIruiture in the upper rooms, and es-
tt42;,., BIZ los at about $500; no insurance.
TIE Arkansas papers are all pervaded With
ra~vrul lone in reference to agriculture
all. rad, and the Little Rock Gazette says:
"N~'rr III the history Of Arkansas were
ta"se such sigI OF Industry and improve
!"ru' From every county in the State we
lttr the most cheering news. More wheat
d. hr.u >oHn and it looks in l better coDdi-
'u than ever before known. More new
Ioanl ia, been put under fence, more new
".'ih. uIal,, mole farm improvements ana
."fr industry displayed, than was ever W.T.
,.''"c 10 our State in any one year previous
'''a.,."
Mr. NcNur'rie's paper. Tread before the
-l."fby pt Sciences, Washington detail
'@- q I't- ,'fl"s ut experiments on plants TO
""1"y E,rHc vas administered in the soil,
Nc - -rra, joy 10 the manufacturers OF
itit> -tcru, since he shows cnuclu>ively that
- .''" I@ killing the Colorado potsto-bectle
u 1". 10 Tue least likely to Kill the people
"aJ "a The potatoes.
Later reports 10 the Louisville (ky.) C0u.
''E-Jy@Ihns give more favorable iniorma-
81 IL - 10 Tie elect OF the recent uuseasoD-
' !I'>i upon the condition OF Tobacco
49, throughout kentucky. 1t is not now
'.'r'"I t@at serious Injury WIS done.
IL" Attorney General decides, in accord.
:" ~i'h various pieccdents in the rulings
" ~" courts, THAI the day on which an act
's'',o cinno, b. divided, aud an importa-
,'o al ANY time during The 81 Of March
"'''u ~ cfIaigcabie with Tie duties imposed
'"c att 'isrcd on that day.
Ih' Louisiana Legislature adjourned sine
'"Iioa!. In the Senate the resolution
r'Adi"g Auditor Clinton from office was
H"-'d ~ vote Of IS to lG. But few
'' '''v!m measures were passed. The
-. .ifH"i@'ing 200 for the expenses
,"s 'alis se,sIon went through all right,
~ fte'n1>ons Of Iowa are very much
T. ''>'u V'"r recent decision OF the Grand
'ail da.clDg III the lodge rooms is
IN "iti the good Of the craft. Two
,ir''''A'e officers have been deprived of
.....,L P.>'ll'h' Tor violating the spirit OF the
.5,. -, '!+int.ion Of Father Kahn, the new
at| u Wheeling, will lake place in
..I, ',S' ID :. Jo,cph', cathedral, on the
G .''@ A"y ,Innl,y sunday. A number of
a....1, ,'' . Ut lie Church "ill participate in
l ],,, May l.. Booth, editor of turner's
!. -. 80" rave town soon for Richmond,
~ ,'e DrAeht of Dcr health. She viii
.... '"' II! ''uIe.-- N"r l'4rf Tr'- !
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 26, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-V hite. 8 bushels. Red 100 bushels.
CORN " hite, 49, bushels. Yellol0, 92 bushels.
hiGed, SO bushels
UATs.-l94 bushels.
MEAL.-54 bushels
SALES.
WHEAT.-Red, II 90 bushels very good at fl .3S.
CORS.-W hite &c bushels very good al SSc. YeL.
lo,o, So bushels very good at SEC. Mtred, Sc BUSH
els very good at SIC
OATS-46 bushels very good at Csc. SO bushels
very good at 67c.-total, l34 bushels
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SIMMONS's LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases Of the Liver Stomach, and Spleen

SlMMONSS LlS Elk hEG UIAIOE
for all diseases of the Liver, Stomach, and Spleen
1t Is eminentlya Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for immcdi-
ate resort will save many an hour Of
suffering and many dollar III time
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After Forty Years trial IL Is still re-
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bilits. Eminent ply si2!ins commend
" 10 EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
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~ occasionally use, when my
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o. ALEX. II. STEPS EMS.
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"Simmons's Liver Regula- ~ s
- tor has proved o good and ELL
cacious medicne."-C. A. -.fit
NUTTISG. ...-. r....
Druggists. p.
I'VE have been acquainted
with DIR. Simmons's Liver -
Medicine for more than TWEEN
ty years, aud know It TO be the
best Liver Regulator offered &.
to the public.n-M. Z. LYON
and II. L. LYON, Bellefon- .'
taine, Ga. wv" 81"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27
SIMMOSS'S

SlMMOSS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
attacks SicE headache, Collie, Depression of sptr-
its, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &c.
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Isa fautless family me iicine
Does not dl-arraDge the system.
Is sure TO cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic violent medicine
Does not Interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SINMONS'S Liver
RtGU, alOt unieSs In our en1rarcd wrapper
with trademark. stamp, uud signature uubroSsn
noAe o'''e' - }. Fl. ZIILIN CO.,
Macon. Ca. and Philadelphia.
THE SYMPTOMS OF Liver
Complaint are unt as!n, 81 and
pain in the side. Sometimes
The pal n Is In the shoulder, and
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sick
ness. bowe.s In general COS
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bled With pain. and dull, heavy
sensation considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY, accompanied
with uanful sensation OF hav-
lug LEFT UNDoSE something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining OF
weakness DEBILITY, aud low
spirits. sometimes MANY OF
the aboyesymptoms attendthe
disease, and At other times
very FEW Of them; but the
LIVER is generally tile organ
most involved.
Nearly ali diseases originate from indigestion and
torpidily Of the liver aud rellet Is always ahx
iousiy sought after IL the vsr Is regulated 10 its
action neaith is almost ipvarfsbly secured Want
o. action in the liver causes headache
ness sour stomach bad taste III the mouth, bilious
attacks palpitation OF the heart depression Of spi-
rits or the blues. and hundred 2tner SYMPTOMS,
The best remedy that has ever been discovered II
acts mildly e.ctuaily, aud, being simple VegeI.
Bile compound, can do no Injury 10 any QUANTITIES
th,t n NAV he taker. II IL harmless In every way
II has Nen used for fot y years. and hundreds OF
the good and great from all parts OF the countrs
Will youch for It's being the purest ana osst-
NH l.f,teDR