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Ayers Ague Cure,

Ayers AgueC Cure,
For Fever anu Ague, Intermittent To-
yer, Ch1l Fever, Retnittent Fever.
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Re-
yer, &C., and indeed all the Affection
which arise from malariou3, marsh, Or
miasmatic poisona.
E-yS> No one remedy g. ioui,
"a - called ioi lr f'.r rcr0 H.U.
Xxx of h' American people H.ll
NJ IN euro uui r.'' oure i.t
- w. Fever aud .trur. -a.h
We alc nYH enabled tH ..al
vlNla perfect ,.lt..l. O..f
twill! eradicate the disease. guI utl r.
ancc, founded ou proof tal, I' UaH ..f
arise from o. u-c BOO au. quantity.
That which protect 'fuu ur prevent d..
disorder must bc OF l.u,.-D .uIF4." .U ..
commUui'.t where f IIs,a.t. .U-
Is better than cure lurihy 'i... Nh.
ri-l. which De must ilu tINIH'HH' af".. t.
this bulcful ID temper Tide "t.Iu ..
the mia matte poison Of Ec,g.' .n' iEDs
from the s. stem, and Prevent .r ..tU...-
mCut Of the disease. Do t...t uu OH, ..t
approach Of it. promHai.1y utlur. Is
great superiority Of u. remedy .t. E
other ever discovered lor ,Lr lrH'y auH .r.
tain cure OF lutorH,tt,Hts -.fHlt DO contains
no ouiniuc or mineral. cou.e .IrUiig Do utH-
duccs no quini-m or other t.iu0iuu- effects
whatever upon the ron -tiiuiiuu. Those crFrl
by 1t are left as healthy 10 they bad newer
: had the III ease.
Fever end tgue D. 1t alone tho GONE
sequence OF the miu-ma'ic poison. \ g.
variety Of disorder, arise from ifs irritation,
among which are Neuralgia, EEhpuu4a-
ti.m. S-Out, Headache, Esiindness.
TOOthaChr. IaraChe. SataIrb, 4 srh.
ma. HhsipitatiOn, Painful Affection
OF the spleen. Hysterics, Pain i'm the
Bowels. Collie. Paralysis. and dcrJuEc.
ment of the stomach, al OF which, when
originating m this cause, put on the iaier.
miitent type, or become periodical This
"CuREn eNpcl- the poison from The blood,
and consequently cures them all alike. lis
an invaluable protection to immigrants and
person, travelling or temporarily idng ina
the malarious dl-iricts. II taken occasion.
ally or daily while exposed 10 the infection,
that will be cxcretcd nom the -y stem end
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to
ripcn into disease. Hence e &. even more
| valuable for protection than cure; and ioV
win ever suffer from Intermitten;- II thcy
avail themselves Of the protection this rem.
| cdy affords.
! For Liver Complaints, arising from torpid.
| ity of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity
and producing many truly remarkable cures
where other medicines fail.
PREPARED ny
DIR. j. &. AVER a CO.. Lowell, Mass,
PractirnI and inGiy'ic0i Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
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No one remedy g. louder
C.ii.iiDi LH noe noe" '..U
of tl' American poop. NHl
% euro ANT -I'' curr it
Fever aud trug. $50 p
we now enabled tu..ar.
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This city, as Is well known, IL situated at
tue confluence of the ohio and Mississippi
rivers, at the head OF uninterrupted naviga-
ton on the Mississippi, being below OBJ
structions by ice i'm The winter and low
water in summer. and thus has clear and
open river communication at al times over
the Mississippi and It's tributaries, with all
the country south. to the Gulf OF Mexico
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character of communication with all
the country north over the streams ilowing
by il, when those streams are not innuNi-
gable by ica.on OF lee or low water.
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FOURTEEN HOURS EACH WAY
Running through Without Change.

Making close connections TO and from all
points East and North, at Indianapolis and Gin
esnnst, and to and from all points South and
West Of Cairo by raj and river,
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATION
The Mound City Accommodation runs We'd
nssday and Saturday.
Leaves Cairo...... ........"...I2 Is and 900 p m.
Laves Mound city Is and > 80 y, IN.
u. B. GOODRICH, II. L. MORRILL,,
Gen Ticket Ag't General Sup't
neFor information relative TO rates and con-
nectons, apply to JAMES MALLORY,
II Ohio Levee.
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Prescription Free

for the speedy cure of special troubles common
10 the Young and middle-aged Nervous, men
tai and physical depression, loss ofmcmOry and
energy. pains Ia the back, .clf-di-trust, dH-
illness dimness of sight. confusion ofideas. and
other disorder of the nervous ~ stem consequent
on various habits that lower The vitality Of the
:! stem. Any druggist has the ingredients
Addrtss Or l.. II UIITON,
Cincinnati. -
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
ST. LOUIS, Iron MOUNTAIN
& SOUTHERN r. r.
TINED CARD.

Express leaves Cairo daily 800 p. IN.
Hxpress arrives at Cairo daily ...."....4;n n IN.
Accommodation leaves Cairo daily "....2:oo a. IN
Accommodation arrives daily Except,
Sunday .....il ;W a. M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06

At all the principal cities of tho oh''eo
States. The April No. has this matter cor,
rcc,ed 20 date and increased Ia amount ana
gives, besides, table Of distances By inc
shor,est post.routes between the larger cities
Of the United States, which has been pre-,
n,rcd with great care by The Topographer OF
the s'ost.Office Department. II IS easy "
snc that n businessman or correspondent
can very quickly aud easily compute tne UNI
n VII, take for bis letter to reach any CITY 10
the country, when It will be delivered, anu
~ ha, is the earliest hour that he may expect
an answer. The practical utility and adVan'
''I Res,des two alphabetical lists Of post
offices. foreign aud domestic rates OF post
aoeS and other useful matter, the NO.
contains the Official circular of the Postmas'
ter.General respecting the postage on thiro'
class matter, 10 accordance with the recen
bill. The Official Postal Gsstde beng tne
only authentic medium Of COMMUNICATED
between the post-oftice authorities ana sn'
nublic, is Invaluable for all business hrm
and private individuals who Fna6e constan
use of the mails, and every one VINO suo
scribes for it, or who secures the quarter.
issues as they appear, possesses sii Inc ID
formation about postal matters that postnas
ters themselves can give. Published oy d
o. HoUGHroN & Co., Riverside Press Ca.l
bridge, Mass.
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DOCK RIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
WATERS.
READ WHAT THE "MEDICAL SAVAES"
SAY OF THESE CELEBRATED WATERS.

DIR. Noel, late The resident physician:
81 regret at this time cannot give the profession
and the public tile results of two years close atten-
tion-for / have given more than Ordinary alter
lion to this subject-aS two years ago, an invalid
and consumptive. so pronounced by SIX physicians
of Baltimore, sought these springs as oernler
resort and returned tn four months convse scent.
have, therefore, good cause 10 study well the ac-
ton of the waters.
first stage. have seen softenlng OF the tubercles
arrested I have seen the consecutive bronchitis
arrested. l have seen patients gain III hesn ana
health.
BRONCHITIS Catarrhal, supuratiye. and rheu-
matte bronchitis have seen cured, ana cured per-
manentiy.
ulcers scrofuIous eruptions scr0fulous discharges
from ears ana eyes &C.. have seen 3lelu most
rapidly, and permanent cures result.
CERTIFICATES.
There are many persons who have neither the
lime nor the iuclinltiOa to read the ctrtlhcatcs
contained In the pamphlets OF the different springs
and in fact, to such an extent mas TINS Draclee Oh
giving certificates been carried that between adVtr-
Using ulacks and vendors of patent medicines the
daiy prints are filled al nduseum
AS thoughtful men we cannot, therefore. ask any
community TO trust us upon our certificates alone
but we do ask 10 be trusted upon the certificates and
letters of the following erudite and accomplished
members of the medical profession:
Or. JAMES l.. CABELL, Professor In the Medlcai
Dir. L. GAILLAaD THOMAS. Professor OF %.
stetrics, College OF Physicians and Surgeons, Ne"
Dr. THOMAS ADDS EMMETT. Surgeon in charge
Women's stale Hospital, Now York.
DR.. NJ. VI. FALLEN, Professor Of Obstetrics ST.
nr THOMAS l.. MADDEN. Professor OF the In
sliute of Medicine, Nashville Medical College.
And letters from such old AMI experienced men
as DR.. SAMUEL 4. CARTWRIGHT, New Orleans
PURCELL, LAID c.. Agents;
NH 9.Tu&ThtApll Richmono, va.
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At the earnest suggestion Of friends We
beg the City Councils to appoint two 0,
more gentlemen to attend the interesting
meetings in Kentucky and Ohio on the sub.
3ect of the connecting links between the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad aud western
systems OF roads. If any community in the
eouatry is more interested in these enter.
prises than the people of this city we do not
know who they are or where they are. If
we can resspse into apathy and Indifference
on this subject We are unworthy to live upon
this grand scene, more layishly endowed by
nature than any locality we know of.
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M NEW STOCK SPRING GOODS.

ma NEW STOCK SPRING GOODS.
T. R. PRICE & co.
are now opening their stock OF FOREIGN and
DOmESTiC DRY GOODS. 10 which additions will
be made during the entire season Of everything
End desirable.
BLACK and CoLoEED SILKS, IL to IS per yard;
BLACK Iron GRENADINES,
PLAID PoPLISS for Polonaises,
JAPANESE POPLINS-4sreat assortment;
MOURNING GOODS, all the best and newest
fatxicS:
RASE and GRAPE Wells.
BoRoERED ORGASDIES. BOHDERED JACCONETS,
COLONEL LAWNS, ZEPHYR SHAwLS, HOSIERY,
OFFSETS, HAMBURGH EDGISGS,
VICTORIA LAWNS, CAMBRICS.
IRIsH LINENS and LINEN eHEETINGS,
DIAPNhs- NAPKINS, &C, &c NH 20
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WILLIAM THALH1ME Z,
sol Broad street,

Is Offering unsurpassed bargains and taking the ieao
this season in the latest styles and low prices
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., &c.
Fast-colored CAMBRICs at 2hc. worth loc.'
IA Fast-eolered PERCALEs at exc. worth zoe;
GERMAN GlNGHaHS ut 12Hc. worth 2oc.
a. ENGLISH SUITING at 2kc. worth 2oc.'
Figured French PlQuEs at sec. worth 43c.;
Lace-striped and satin-striped PlQUES az Zoc
worth Acc; . >.,
DRESS GOODS-over 500 different Styles, IN no
hairs, SILK Pongees. Brilliantnes' Me'anse
SuItings, &C., &C., from 2Oc 10 1oc. 5afu,
MOURNING GUOuS and BLACh ALrAoA''
the best bargains ever yet oneieu IN ,aihHe'
Bombazinc, Hand 6-4 Eelaines' anu oia'N' h'"'
and silk Gren adines, &C.;
BLACK ALPACAS at 37c. worm ooc,' anu a.
soc. worth Csc, and Mob AXIS at ooc' ooe'
and 75c. worth 25c. yard morei
BLACK SILkS-a SPECIALIZATION - ~ " s1''o'
call and look for yourselves;
cor ORED STRIPED SILKS, q large assortment
WHITE GOODS, the most complete line and cheap
est stock ever sold In The city,
White rod. and yellow TABLE-DAMASk and
DOYLIES very low;
| CAssIMEaES, in striped and plain, the newest
styles; ,,o,
PARASOLS, a large variety, in oiue' pium' oiacA'
and brown.
| ALSO, large line of
NOTIONS,
| FANCY GOODS, and
LOTS OF OTHER GOODS,
| To be convinced of the above call on
| WILLIAM THALH1MER,
.ns COL Broad street
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DEATHS.

Died. at 6 o'clock A. NJ, on sunday, NAL I'll
oauphIer Of Cntnariuc and Andrew Anteni; aReo
three and h,lf years
Died NJ Louisa Courthouse, Va on the 81 IN
s,aut, ROBERT, infant sou OF bch1aHin Z aLo
virginia A. Trice: aged four months
Whfe sad bereavement to the parents 20 par q,
with thtsrchd yet they hve tne "a SLEW md
knowa gthat he has lcf; itnl5 "oro Vi 9oiio" ""0
care apd.is at rest in Ee8Hcu.
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M COHEN BROTHERS do not en-
ploy the medium of advertising As means by
which TO draw great crowds and offer such goods as
appear cheap only while reading OF them IN The
daily palcrs Their aim is 10 present to the public
only first class goods, and when they make pur-
chase of them below the regular market value they
resort to these means Of making 1t known. The
public can always rely that under the heading OF
their advertisements the value Of goods Is never
egerated, no more than they are ever misrePre-
scented at their place of business, to the fact OF
which their success may be classed as the foremost
evidence Their stock now comprises one OF the
largest In this city. hey are Offering
1000 yards FRENCH SOFr-FlSlsH CAMBRlCS
atl9c. worth &c..
WHITE yICTOrIA LAWNS at 20 and 25c.
worth about double;
SWISS MUSLINs fully so per ceut. less than the
regular market value;
WHITE TARLATANS at Ice. cheap at Csc; at
22c. worth SOC; at 2sc. worth fully 37Ac.;
TUCKED MUSLIN at 75c. worth II
Two cases IRISH LINEN at near half their value =
FRENCH pIQUEs at 40c. generally sold at 75c. {;
BRIDAL QUILTS at s0c; c
Handsome MARSEILLES QUILTS at 80 worth
$3.50: at il 80 cheap at 1850;
Over 200 dozen 6ns F tENCH CORSETS at about
half value; also, Our Own" French -wove) at
45c.; "Our Own" tsuperior) at Tic. worth
1925;
The largest stock OF LACES In the city. such as
YAK, GUIPURE, VALENtuENNE S, and
POINT APPLIQUE. at auction prices also,
PATENT and IMITATION GCIPURES In
large quantities
Their BLACK ALPACAs at SOC. are worth 45c.
Most of their superior grades at a propVrnonale
rate.
See their BLACK SILKS before you buy. II will
pay you we'll. -a
They have also opened full line Of PARAStsLs'
nearly all Of which are manufactured to Il Sf
own order to avoid imperfec,ions.
For RIBBONS,
TABLE-LINENS,
GLOVES,
and many other goods, do not fall to 20 to
COHEN BROTHERS..
CLOSED SATURDAYS. NH 81
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GT COD-LIEER OIL,

III COD-LlNER OIL,
MrDICINALLI PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-TliE BEST,
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We nave the testimony of our physicians who
prescribe IT, and OF patients who have taken It, that
/. is more accountable to the stomach and more
sally assimated than any other oil.
A fresh supply just received direct from New
forndland. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
GelO 9l9 Main street.
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virginia and the North.

When we felcltated the people of Virginia,
few days ago, that her condition compared
with that Of many northern States was "a
yorable to industry and thrift, and in maAy
respects more encouraging than was that a8
States north Of us reputed for wealth ann
prosperity, we spoke upon faith OF the con-
slant tenor of the news from those States.
The whole year past has displayed u success
sion Of strikes and Giscontent everywhere.
Those strikes were fearful for the bad pas
sions they let loose upon the land. Process
sions of violent meu-turbueuce and yio-
lence of an extreme nature, including MUIR
der. Such scenes in utime Of peace amongst
u people which should be considered pros
porous are terrible indeed. At this time there
are strikes in the coal-mines Of Pennsylva-
MIA that assume a very threatening phase.
We just hear Of revepgeful outrage perpe-
trated upon man who took the pay and
went to work, and the apprehensions of the
whole mining region are Of a most disturb.
ing nature.
In every State much engaged in manufac-
turing, the disaster that has failen upon man
ufacturng is very great. Thousands of poor
operatives have passed the winter in want of
employment, and of almost everything else.
They still suffer from the dire affection of
having nothing to do. To the independent
and manly citizen there can hardly be a
greater curse.
Now, In Virginia we have bad nothing of
this kind. Men have bad work who had in.
dustry enough TO Dit. Our manufactures
have not suspended, and strikes have not dis
turbed US. The mills and ioundries have
done well. There has been no bar TO energy
or enterprise from any turbulence or from
any war between labor and capital that could
impair confidence in money circles or faith
In the steady progress of this city towards
development and prosperity.
Then, we have cause to be encouraged and
to make the very best efforts to turn to adj
vantage the immunity we have from the dis.
turbances which have impaired order and
checked prosperity In some Of the most IA
nous of northern States.
We cannot be too thankful for an adyan.
tage In the contrast; aud If we fail to profit
by ito feel confident and hopeful that the
triumph we shall have over adversely will
be decidedly accelerated by the advantages
Which in this respect we enjoy.
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The April No. of the United States OH.
cidt Postal Guide contains, among other
important additions, most suggestive and
valuable table. Tb" January No contsined
= HoY>l;y In tas a:siY4! AID closing Of mails
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.MATZoES! MATZOES! MA a,I.ty3es On
'IM shall nnlsh b.kiag The hAta IA. hayr
April 7th. All ihoS 80, ,hem vi!
not sent In their orders and Wish 10 H. have Ial
please do SO by that time, aad these i. lhsm VI"
send for them By that time If they wl'h !"
spo2t ~ 49,
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ME- DECAYED TEETH.-We have
prepared, after consultation with some of our
best dentists q CAkBOLIC MOUTH-WAjH which
has proven very efficient In the trcltment OF DE-
cAYEp TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts
complete diSinfectdnt 10 the odor caused by de-
tayed teeth, and is very pleasant TO the smell and
taste. Sold in bottles; 80 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE s. BAKER, Pharmacists,
felO 9l9 Main street
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AMtiSEM EN'n'S.
ID ICHMOND T@EAEgE.--SIX NIGHT!
III AND SATURDAY MATINEE, APRIL 5, 3

~~y~~
edmond T&EAERE.--SIX NIGHTS
Ia AND SATURDAY MATINEE, APRIL s, +,
y % o. ASSiToUNDExG REVELATIONS,
PRoFg SoR &. ". STA it, with his SPIRIT
HosT, ancluding KATIE KING, iIONTU THE IN
DIAN GIRL, SAMrsg CO and nT4ny Others On their
making in all the strongest Sprit Band that has
ever appe red before avg aataeEc Co. together wit
full and complete tXtNtSr " all spirit myst ries
including he featS OF TIN. davenport Brothers, raw
Foster. Dr. Slade, Eddie srotbers, Mrs. Parry ana
i he fra.s.,vil first be gwen tIsefame as REGU.
LAR sPl MI UAL SEAhCE. iafr when theI "'lis
be exposed and expIainedko the and'eLcc.
As an endorsement Of the entGraininent the fol-
owing card from the clergy of Richmond SPEAKS
for itself:
m CARD D. ...ror., y, the
The undersigned having heen Favored Dy we
courtesy OF +, niessor G.. W. s'arr. aHth private
exhibition at TIE Exchange Hotel o! his expose OF
- called spiat manifestations, feel CO. srsil:ion
IN saving that we are srtscns ,h VIM ,nn Sil
posurc was thorough and complete we nave 70
thank Professor Starr for an agreeable utert;in-
nent and Ii satisfactory cXnlanaeloh'oi Tue IdlSe
prrte sions OF tnose who I've by Socehlon.
We feel quite sure that alt who witness The expose
to be gwen by Eroftssor Starr VIII be convinced
thai the pretenssons of those who profess 10 ayai
themselves of supernatural power IN so-eaHeu
Respectfully. kEy. CAAkLsS ~. Rad;
Pastor United preshyter iap church
REV JOHN +. EDMAkDS.
p'asIor Centenary NJ. r.. Church.
REV. j. G.. GRAb-BF Rf.
Pastor Broad stre ct ii. E..church.
REV. G. q. BETTING.
Pastor Second Baptist, ahsrch
KEW. A. r.. III kiNSON.
REV II. II. HARRIS, RichinolN College.
RICHMOND. April g. 1875. Ap6.i'f
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTCE.-The mem H.
WI btys of RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10: "
are req rested 10 a'tenca stated meeting Oh t..
,he,r odve MT the Nelson's Hail. on FraHknn, "
tweao IighIeenih snd Nineteenth sirtets on n, ro
fTuesdxyJ EVkNIN6:at7 O'Clock me me &c, a"aS
e s,st.r lodges and all transient brethren IN eooo
si.ndsg are invited TO attend. by order OF tne w.
NJ. ohhIo H' - Gscre;a, ~
.,-.,,e A r. 5S7E, A. n. 1875. sp 6-1t*
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FERTILIZERS.

old GOVERNMENT PERG siH
~ GuASO,-He offer ioi sale the snais pi,o..
remaining OF this truly valuable GLASSTi /,
ers and others are assured that thls VI Jr.ss
undoubtedly the last OF the suppl, iorne,,'
An large quantities from the Ctincha ,.TnIpIi,cg
n 2f-Sm SElbiS'N y ~
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. A.
TIE AMERICAN ELECTRIzEP.

"The most compact, convenient, and the cb.,,.,.
Medical Battery ever offered, and far In.
powerful. for anything like the price,
Physicians are invited TO call and test Ira r,,x.
For sale by j. BLAIR, Drny,,u,
NH 8 corner OF road and Mint, ST.,