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Owl Rights In Chicago.

- nll"ars from The expressions used by
h.r'-' hotel pIoprietors, theatrical mana
-'is telauiaeurs, and others, in converse
'''A "ilh REPORTER Tor the Times. that these
i"i>'h> are Influenced in deciding what
N'..'>' 10 pursue with respect to the civil
l'-A> act by business considerations more
"''u .! ih"ir private opinions OF the merits
WI" Ns'Icc OF The act. Most Of them, including
"1I al The hotrl-men, assume that the an-
"i'''h! Of "hitc men toward negroes IS so
,"oh2 That they would lose their white Gus.
'"'' IL hey mcrc TO serve black customers as
80" a. white. In NEST cases they propose to
'-"r ne las, not because they themselves
,'''Ah II degrading to serve black men Us well
""'l" lOr the same money, but because
'"'! >@ppgoc others would consider it de-
~''V"G 10 cat IN The same diniug-room, or
-!-''; Their names on the same book, or sit
~. '.r Same nJOr IN theatres, with negroes.
~" Nhcrn.an House clerk, for example,
''''' 2!'ra negro 4 room il he could not
I,'>''Ho AjGl to 20 elsewhere, and seat him
w. himself IN the diniuy.r0om if he could
''' !'!'uolc him 10 take hls meals in his
Ill., Ac cashier Of the Palmer House
,"'"'-htlaiiy tue same position, adding
req. Dbu2!a>S stopped there when hc
'''' "a Chicago. and ws. served with
-. e" !-.s ,.y:y. -4ysl y. lag Iulli Mca
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Letter from Louisa.

A GIRL GIVES SPOONFUL OF LACDASCA TO A
CHILD AND IT DIES, ETC.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcb.J
LOUISA COUNTY. March 90, 1875.
A girl Of aboutte ten years Of age gave tea.
spoonful of liudanum TO an infant child OF
John Harris (colereD few days since, IN
the neighborhood of Bells CroSs-RoadS,
and death Immediately ensued. The reason
he administered the laudanum was (she
said) because she did not want to nurse the
Guild any more. She said also that she bad
asked her uncle, previous to the poisoning,
which would be the best way TO get rid OF
the child, and he told her to administer lau-
danum to it, which she did. Nothing as yet
has teen done with the youthful murderess.
Our farmers seem to be quite busy Oudg-
ing from the smoke and tire that can be seen
around the place. burning plant.beds.
A gentleman who has just returned from
visit to some neighboriDg counties tells me
that he saw several beautiful crops OF wheat
in the neighbOrhood Of ken's store, in this
county. IL is not looking well here in this
section of the county.
A daucing.master in Goochland county,
who bad on more liquor than was good Tor
him, was seated ut u large table, and ne was
handed Il wsflla, which he held up on his FORK
and exclaimed, "Ths is to.day's RichmoEu
DISPATCH" Lie. did not know any better,
says my informant Both. however, are very
n, cnnrable articlcs--tlfe DisDHtch and the
VI oil, :.,--csp Deiaily Tue former tthe USrdtchD.
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CoLoRED LADIES IN THE SENATE GALE
RiEs.- Washington Correspondence Syn.
chse Journal THE colored women alluded
to in my last were The wife and daughters Of
President Langston, acting president Of
Howard University. As no person can be
admitted to that portion Of the Senate gallery
without card from senator, the fact that
one Is seated therein should be sufficient
guarantee OF responsibility. Senator Alcorn,
whose wife was much displeased at the pre-.
seuce of these ladies, owes his present posi-.
ton to the votes of colored men In Missis.
sippi. Mrs. Alcorn directed her little son Ia
sit on the steps, and thus shun proximity to
Mrs. Langston. The offence lies against
Senator Bruce, whose card admitted the Ia
dies. .....'. ..t.-.
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interviewed held substantially the same
view, though some Of them went 50 far as to
saw that they would not entertain colored
guests under any circumstances, alleging
that Il would be detrimental to the interests
of the proprictors and offe 1sive TO the white
guests Not more than one or two expressed
any hostility Of their own toward negroes,
or gave anr other than business reasons Tor
refusing them accommodations on equal
terms with white men.
The liquor and bil!ard.saloon keepers
agreed in their views substantially with the
hotel.men. The.keepers Of frst.class places
generally expressed determination to repel
negro patronage with more or less energy !;
and so with the restsurateurs. The opinions
Of these people are Of little consequence,
however, except as showing the drift OF pub
lie sentiment, as the ciyil.rights law does hot
seem to apply to their case. 1t simply de-
clares that all persons shall be entitled to the
full and equal enjoyment of The accommoda'
tons. etc, of Inns, public conveyances on
land and water, theatres, and other places
of public amusement" Nothing is said OF
saloons or restaurants where lodging Is not
furnished Chicago Times.
ri thus appears that the whites OF Chicago
are like those Of Richmond.]
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observation-disclosures Negroes sn
S" TrnUhIe.


,,.,,,r v1NEKs TRYING THR COM
Jaws OFFICERS OFT OF Fo"N
',.,~c IRIS PROPERTY GOVERNOR ALLEN
on TllE wkR'fNh' ,,n.o,o,r
,,r coal miners at StraltSV'ltc nav leS1m
need in good earnest. On Neu"t''As
'nvcr,l colorcd miners were at'ae"1u ~ ~
nhi,o miners aud bFutiiiS pea'cn. ,nI:
Nrtlung, superintendent o' '''c y,
Mining Company, engaged III pi@.". u"s'
n;.h = white miner. who aemanuro us SUI
rrr5sr. McCIuns succeeded 10 u"nse ous','
i'h", n,n,talry wounding his antagonist.
-, - ' h.i,,, warned 10 leave. McC!ung ana
En.ly and twenty-five coiored miners &c
WA FAR Logan. Mir. Mitchell, foreman OF
,h,. rompsnv, WAS yesterday gwen h'e nun >
.' ,,:,o ~ leave The town, which he did. and
arrl,ri in this city to-day, accom- pSh'cu ol
49,, ,Ioyhaugh. smother employs OF the
|n,rany. Mr.. Mtcn"ll says that h'e or SIX
MEN carving guns. entered ms once III
,ann yr.,rrdN and made violent Demon
,-a,,,~. Thrv ihrCatcnca 10 c'uo nun
,,i,h NOR Guns and one pointed 4 cocheo
wa" -, r;g, and Threatened 10 shoot him.
1'r,y cave him i've hours hotice 10 Get ou'
'f,.Wn. fr.rug 10 20 10 the delo'' ne
.anA The htr>r-road across the country TO
Logan. .,,. ,,,..
y. 49,, toe company store and It's contents
,..r. lururd last night, involving loss OF
,,.,,, Z, ~ - fifteen thousand do!iars. Every
i,ry about the comptny'S works We're
5-;,',r -. ard here WAS no person on The
,.r,ns.,, ~ oppose the action OF loe 'nceh,
i,,.. nan wno saw the fire lighted
~ -
.,,,n,, l.iro roLirdlrd il soon cnyeIopcu the
,1.:,c hulidlug. He says that during The
A,y The question OF burning the building ri
r..l, wA> the Su acct OF genera! CONVERSE
lion but the authorities made no thort 70
,-,,,ut il. Tue man who saw the huidins
I'D wu> o far away that he could not tel
,,- certain bow msny were engaged in 1t.
rx.(,oyrrnur urnnison. who Is director 0
~. TROY mines. and McS>r>. McCluug auC
MITCHELL, vl>i ed Governor Allen to-day t(
consult about The affair. The result OF The
interview was that AGlutant-Gcneral Amo'
VS. DISPATCHED 10 S'riitsv!!le. The sherlf
q. Perry county viii meet him there to.Slght
tolrMBrs, March, l9.--lt nov appears lha
The troubles with the miners were at Int
TROY Companl'> works. and not the STRAITS
vile Mining Company ;, rs stated IN pre-
vi0rIs disp9tch \ special from Straltsylll'
states TINT all the colored miners have LET
town exr,p, two, who are too badly wounded
10 have. AGjurant-Gcneral Amos, harin!
-,.riycd q dispatch that all was quiet n
>rv,>}rtc, did not 90 there. The StraitSyill'
Mining Company have yielded to the de
Haud, Of their miners. and the men have re
,au.d work. Tho col1rcd miners who were
gu,r, % leave work at the Troy mines ar
Stationed near Logan, not daring to 90 Il
MnIh.
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RICHMOND AND fETERsBURos
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1875, trains
~ on this road will run IS follows:
LKAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. EG
GEO A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily Except SUN.
day., connecting for all points South
and West. Sleeping-car attached.
7:45 A. n, FkElG HT TRAIN daily except Sun.
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the sou,hsids
road, LyncbburR, and the West.
las P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking this train will make
close connection 1t Petersburg fog
Norfolk.
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sundayh
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily. Except
Sunday with coach attached.
ll:45 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
Potomac railroad for all points Esss
s:oo'P. NJ, FaEIGar daily Except sundayh
coach attached.
500 p. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun.
day.. connecting With Richmond,
fredericksaurg and Potomac railroad
Sleeper attached, running through 70
Baltimore. Also making close con-
uectiou with the Chesapeake and Ohte
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop between k'cnr
Trains on the Clover Hin railroad VIII leave
Glover Hill pits 81 $50 A: D.; and returI ing VIM
leave Chester Ut Gao r. ii. dxily except Sundays.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Til starr IRON
Appomattox depot. .
no21 4. SHAW, SUPERINTENDENT
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RAILROAD LINES.
EFR W ID

~ g s2as.. 80. l...ss
- RICHMoED AND DAsymLE RAI1soAp Co.
ossich oS p EsaiyxER AsD ssrsnrgIENDEs-.
CHANGE OF SGHEDULE-TO TAKE
, EFgEE.r FRIDAY. March I9. 1876:
Ii. nEAiE NO. 1.-CHARLorTE ExeHEss, West.
s arseyiiis ss s k,soHd a. s;os leaves
P.?sf es.s 'sa, e s sssHi
arrives AZ Chariot g at 9:3s r. Il. .'o .. -.
!. y IkAlS NO: NEW ORLEANS AND sgw
s. Ssk ExPh LESS Charlotte q.
NJ leaves Salisbury at 1893 a. NJ; leaves Greens
ooro, n 2:i6 p. NJ; leaves Danviie as AIS r.
yille al GIT 2. IL; arrives at Richmond at iI:Is
1! no. s;.THs9gss MAIL. wessxara-
Danvii1e at Sss NJ leaves sr,ensSo is,'' a.
@ ;Sanss sas' ss arrives N Il
TRAIN. No. 4.-TERoUeH MAIL, Eastward
Junction at $50 2. NJ; leaves salisbury ut 1919
b,n M iesvss go Greensboro at ssS A NJ issys o
4. n: leaves Sv Barkeviile a, lis5 a. g. az.
riyes q, Richmond at 2:22 r. M.
TRAIN NO. 6.-LYNCHBURG PASSENGER, West
vine at l:2O p. NJ; arrives at LynchSurs a 400
TRAIN No. e.-BgRKEvMIE Aecea,ropA
LaSeVdtu-LcdSkS ouTRcVulc II 3.TS AZ M ar
rives at Richmond al sos A. ID.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun
dee with train, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, yir.
e1n!a Midland and Great Southern railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York. uF ID . Ell' -, -
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 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richmond ir-Ilne rail.
road 10 ana from GreenYlle. Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos 8 and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and a Il
southern points. @
Train No connects ut Rurkevilie with the At
lsntic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern SDu souu western
points, and baggage checked through. g}fis ts.-s
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleans
to New York. =. 7. ~, r. TABCOTI.
Engineers and superintendent.
a 7. DOUGLAS. Master Transportation.
.' - '' ..- NH 10
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MINERAL WATER.
rNHE WATER OF
ROCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, PROPRIETOR.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very high curative virtue in all the
| following classes Of diseases. and as being aa ABB
| SOLUTE SPECIFIC in several OF them, viz /:
Scrof,ila ana all the forms of glandhlar swel'ings
and culaneous erupiive disease ErysDelas, letter,
| Eczema, &C., Chrt mic Diarrhpa and Dysentery
/ Dyspepsia, Bronchitis Chronic Thrush. Affections
of the Kidneys and bladder Dropsy, Piles, and, In
connection with the Hot Bath, Chronic Rheuma-
tism. In all anamic conditions of the system and
yOken down states of the constitution. loss of APP
, cate, and general nervous prosrations their
b. wrers and virtue as restorative may DE safely
~ rsouuced TO be without Kno|n rival amongst
ph r. mineral waters of the world. They are espe-
cIa INDICATED in tie whole class of ailments Pc
cni,.ir tf, the female constitution.
cu ma water Is packed In cases containing one
, lnns uif-gallon bottles. Price, IL 0 per case:
u} Me Its of the water casually called RockDridge
ns tss) is obtained by the evaporation Of the
hitni "a the Springs, retaining the properties OF
Maler a.. can be used for IT'S reproduction, aud Is
tue water niclt to persons whose homes are sn re-
very confe the Springs that cost of transporting
mote from very rye, or to those who wish 10 use
tne Ma.e 20 zen travelling as II can be reproduced
he maet vi he ~ Its can be sent per mail Price,
81 per ounce. ,,,,nb,sts ran he obtained of the
.,,.,,s grstis u pom applications.
agents sralls we'd direct constantly on hand for
Supplies rece, 'pITRCEII' IAOD & co.
sale by ,.ants Tirpinia Springs Water,
NH S-MSS3m oi'''I' 90
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THE AMERICAN ELECTRlZER.

"The most compact, convenient, and the cheapest
Medical Battery ever offered, aud far tine mos
powerful, for anything like the price"
PHYSICIANS are invited to Gull and test its power.
For sale nv j. BLAIR, Druggist,
NH corner OF Broad anu Siuln s'ieeS'
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c
T. ,IEBIG,s LIQUID EXTRACEQE.----,.,
BEEF AND TONIC INvIsORATo

BEEF AND TONIC INvIsORAToR,
recommended by the best physicians In England
and America for fever, indigestion dyspepsia, loss
OF appetite, dependency, &c.
OPINION OF DIR. WILLIAM IT. STOKES PHYSICIAN TO
MOUNT HOPE RETREAT, NEAR BALTIMORE:
IT bave great pleasure In adding my
testimony 10 the virtue or LIEBtG's LIQUID TX
TRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC lEvIGoRATOR as the
very best preparation used. aud therefore confidently
recommend 10 to the medical profession"
Put up In pint bottles. 81 each. Sold by drug
gists and grocers. Wholesale agent.
X. POWELL DUNN, =.
..... r..s.-., - 7U5 Malh street, Richmond, Va.
Also. aren't for the British EtIs; AND BUT
TER POWDER, perfect substitute Tor eggs
NH 9-eod8m ...-.' .."- -"
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TAKE
sE.- sIMMONS's LIVER REGULATOR
for all dlsea ses of the Livar, Stomach and Spleen

for all diseases Of the Livsr, Stomach. and Spleen
It is emlneptly Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for immedi. ar
ate resort will save many an hour OF ,c
suffering and many dollar In time
- After Forty " ars' trial. Is still re-
~ ceiving the most unqualified testimo-
mails Of its virtues from persona OF
the highest character and response
billtv. Eminent ysie!ans commend
II Us the most "'--i--.
+. s''' EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
. .. for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE, ...
PAIN in the SHOULDERS, IiIZzI- Id
NESS, SOUR STOMACH, had taste
. In the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
81" TACKS. PALPITAT1ON of the
HEART, PAIN In the region OF
'"..."'' the KIDNEYS. DESPoSDENcT,
GLOON, and Iorebodings Of EVIL,
all Of which are the offspring Of
diseased LIVER. ~.
...''' .'.'' IT you feel DULL, DROwSY,
Debit ATED, have frequent
f' sd HEADACHE. MoCTH TASTES -
BADLY, POOR APPETITE; and
.. TONG UE COATED. you are suf-
fering from TORPID LITEko
... BTLIopSSEss,n and nothing
will cure you so speedily aud
The LIVER. the largest organ '!..''a 4.
In the body. is generally the
seat OF the disease, and II not 80 81 .'s
REGULATED In time great suf-
fering, wre1chedness, and
DEATH will ensiie. ''.. ~-.'
Arr.,ed with this ASTiDOTE, all climates and
changes of water aud food may be faced without
fear. As a remedy In HILARIOUS FEVERS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS. REsTLEsssEss
Tie cHEfREsT; SGR e T AND ;E, BEST FAM
II have never seen or tried %. ..I
,,..-.. sueha simple, eficacious, sat-
isfactory, and pleasant RENE ...1
dy in my Mfe.'i-A HAlNER,
st. Louis, Me-.
-... Hon. Alex. Fl. Stephens.
~ occasionally use, when my
81 -'@ condition requires II, Doctor
Sirnmons's Liver Regulator
- with good effects."-HoT,
,l! ALEX. u. sTEP EMS.
Z. Co. .''#i@ Governor Of kfaeama.
"Your Regulator has been -'
in usedn my family for some
n! 4 time, and am persuaded it's
yaluo BILE addition to the 90.
medical scfence."-Goy. j.
GILL SHORTER. ALA. 4.r.
II have used the Regulator
... inmy family for the past sew
enteen years. can safely re- -..
commend 1t t. the world as .s
the best medicine have ever ..., ...
used for thst Glass of diseases
Il purP,rts TO cure."-H. F.
THIGPEN. .,.. ..
President of City Bank. ....
"Simmous's Liver kegula-
tor has proved good and eff
cacous medicine."-C. A.
NUTTISG.
Druggists.
I'VE have been acquainted
with Or. SimmOns's Liver
Medicine Tor more than TWEEN
ty years. and know It TO be the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the public."-M. r. LYON
and II. L. LYON, belIefon-
tame, Ga.
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The Supreme Court has decided not is
render decision on the enforcement.act
case " this term Of the court. but will EN-.
brace the Grant. parish case ," in the opinion
to be delivered at the next term OF the court.
Nea6 York Herald.
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NJ Otto E.-Such Of the creditors OF
IN ISAACS. TAYLOR Is WILLIAMS IS have
not received their dividends unuer the aa settle
menL recently made will please call at once an4
! rit IL - St.i q a., Z, c. ~ ii>'..
mh IL In JOHN .. STEGkE, Trustee.
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SISfMONS'S

SIMMONS'S
LIVER REG ULATOR.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, Billions
attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, Depression of Spr.
its, Sour Stomach. HEARTBURN, &c. &C.,
IT HAS NJ Equal.
Is faultless family medicine.
Does not disarrangt The system.
Is sure TO cure If taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does BOT interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
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DIssoLUTsONs q PARTNERSHIPS.


NIHE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
l. In the nume of CATLlN i - + 1sihis Gay
Sissrivrd Ihyse indrb'cd 10 said firm Will please
come forward and ply their ind btHdncss aud those
having bills AGAINST said concern Will present them
f"r cat Element Ia ". \. CATLIE.
Mr. W. Y C.T,fS continues tie business nj the
Ola sL,llu. ,, 70 o,x
MARCH 15, 1875. Ah 4s'3s'
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H0UsE.ruKNrsHuNG GOODS.
DEFRIGERATORS!

All of the NEWEST STYLES and most AP-
PROVED PATTERNS, and WARRANTED
EQUAL II not SUPERIOR TO ANY MADE. A
full line Just received and ~ r.
FOR SALE THE BEST TERMS.
z. B. TAYLOR,
NH % No. lOl1 Main street,
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NH %

WALLPAPERS, ...t,
w WINUUW-SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS. ..- %.
---G0REICEs. BANDS, &C.
Paper hanging and upholstering doue OH reason
able terms y. II. GRAFTON,
re l5-3m Ninth street between Main and Rank.
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" CANTON INSIDE LINE"asIsAa

" ~ -- .u sf-8Rtdf
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRHWEEkLT. "~'F
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid iron
steamers of this line Will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat ComDany's pier, corner OF
Twenty-second and Dock sire els, making close con-
necton each Trip at Canton. Md. II ast BaltmOre)
with the Philadelphia, v ilmipgton, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this iue covered by fire and marine
insurance free OF cost No dockase charged at
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. 7 his
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich
mond. .. .....
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Cunfon Inside Line" and sent to the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phliade-
pbia
Freights received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mopd. For further Information apply 10
L. b. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and lock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
j. $. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
PHILADELPHIA. .-~-' 10 y
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Nearly ali diseases originate from Indigestion and
torpiditv of the liver, and r-iet Is always ann
iolsly sought after If The liv;r Is regulated IN It's
action Lcalth is almost invariably secured Want
o. action In The liver heuachc, cons l0n
iaundcc pain in the shoulders, congh, chils dizz-
ness sour stomach. bad taste in the mouth, bilious
attacks, papitation of the heart depression Oh sli-
for which SIMMDNo'S LIVER REG uLATDk Is
The best remedy that has ever been discovered IL
acts mildly. eff ly, and being simple regcta-
bic compound, can do no Jury In any quantities
th,t II may be taken. IL is harmless in every way;
IL has bt en- used for forty years, aud huhdreus OF
thr good aud great from all parts OF the country
will vouch for its being the purest and best.
mill 0-fIc
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared S1MMONS'S LIVER
REGUi.A TOR unless in our Ell .ravcd wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature unbroken;
none other Is genuine. ~
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Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia
TIE SYMPTOMS Of Liver
Complaint are un,aSint IS aud
pain in the side. Sometimes
the pain Is In the shoulder, and
IS MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach is affected with
LOSS or APPETITE and sick
ness. bowc.S in general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating
Win lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bled with pain, and dull, heavy
Sensations, cousid, rable LOSS
OF MEMORY, accompanied
with painful sensation Uf hav-
ipg LEFT USDONE something
which ought TO have been
done. Often complaining OF
weakness, DEBILITY, and low
spirits. SoIDetimts MANY OF
the above symptoms attend the
disease, and al other Tunes
very FEW of them; but the
LIVER is generally tile organ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

GIRL GIVES SPOONFUL OF LACDASUA TO A
CHILD AND 1T DIES, ETC.
ICorrespondcnce of the Richmond Dispatcb.]