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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15
ID r.. w a ID T. IS
oliver Corrector y
And Cure for Dyspepsia.
free from AJcOhozic ,StiD1zt.
I071tS.

among the many discoveries OF valuable re
medies Tor Dyspepsia, none stand higher than
'Waces Liver Corrector"
READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
BEREA p. O., Granville CO., n. e., !
March TO- 1875.
DR. WADE, Dear Sir: fave been afflicted with
Liver Disease or years, which at times a.
mounted to arrangement. When in Baltimore,
last November, procured one bottle of Live.
CorEector: now consider myself well. Yoursr
respectfully.
ISAAC Y. DAY, of Day & Meadows.
Prof. MooRMAN, Emeritus, of Washington Uni
yetsity, Md, now Resident Physician, White
Or Wades Liver Corrector and Dyspepsia
Cure is one Of the very best remedies for Dyspep-
STA have ever used'
Dr.. JONES, prominent physician in Virginia.
who has prescribed it for two ysars, says
81 can find no better remedy FOR Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint than Wade's Liver Correc,or /"
Col. CooDE, prominent and well known
gentleman in the same county, Va, says
not be without it.
Mr.. JSo. A. McARTnUn, County Treasurer of
Dupiin, CO.. n. c., says: "Wades Liver Cor.
rector has done me more good, and given me
more reiief in Dyspepsia, than any medicine /
ever took &c.. &c
PRoF. NoEL of College OF Physicians and Sur
geons o! Baltimore aud distinguished prn ct.
uoher IN that city, prescfibes and uses il in his
own family and says: at is the best remeJ y
for Dyspepsia with Torpid Liver and Conslipa-
uon oil Bowels | ever kaew"
OAK IlILL, n. c., Sept. 3, 1875.
DIR. D. WADE Dear Sir have recommend
cd DR.. Wade's oliver Corrector' in nv prac-
lice and have found it very excellent remedy
IN 'orpidity Of the Liver, and have known il to
give relief when other remedies had failed
WM. YNORP. NJ. y.
BALriMonE "SUw' says: CDR. Wades Liver
Corrector is prescribed by our best physicians
for Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases, aud We nd wise
any OF orr friends suffering with such, to give
Il trial"
Dr. Walker, a celebrated physician OF W. Va.
pronounces ''Wade's Liver Corrector" the bes,
remedy extant for Dyspepsia in all it's forms.
ID. WADE d Co, Sole Projectors.
Wholesale Druggists.
200 ". Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE
Oct. !, 187j.-1y.
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WHEN WILL THE HARD TINES BE ovEn9
AIR-"Rosin the Bow

have travelled this country all over,
And everywhere that I go.
The people of hard times are crying,
And for better are wanting to know
And they say TO me, Resin the Bow, oh |!
oh!
Old man, tell us how, if you know,
oh, when will these hard times be over,
Come tell us, Old Rosin the Bow.
Imitation has caused agitation,
Resumption, some say, is too slow,
Corruption is ruling the nation,
And all arc wanting to know.
And they say to me, Rosin the Bow, oh !
Oh!
And tell us, old man, if you know,
Oh! when will these hard times be over,
Come tell us, Old Rosin the Bow.
or whiskey rings all are disguised,
Post -traderships also do show;
High taxes for all kinds OF ring jobs,
is where all the money does 90.
And they say to me, Rosin the Bow, oh?
OIL
Come tell us, old man, if you know,
Just how we can stop all the stealing
Oh! tell us, Old Resin the Bow.
To stop all the stealing and plumber,
The only way that / know,
Us to put Samuel Tilden in office,
And that in November we'll do.
-C2eUeldnd IIaindeoLer.
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AGENTS WANTED

Something new. A RARE cuAycs 70
money. No CAPITAL REQUiagD. - ~
commission allowed. AGeyrs make
day Send stamp Tor outfit Adtfe.s,
Cleveland Tc'
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur
el Of that dread disease Consumption, by 4 sim-
pie remedy, is anxious 20 make known 90 bic
desire TO- he viii send CopJ Of ile prescription
used, free Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they viii
fBd n sure Care for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, &c.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please
address
REV. T.. a. WILSON,
JOS Penn St., WHliamsburgh New YoIk
Ur. lf 1870 -6m
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sg Politics arc hot ant tin heating
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15
Tracts Of Land,

Of which said Samuel Hook, decd. did a; !.
viz. One tract known as The "Darbvn :.
on the N. w. Turnpike Road, on the S,,s,
side of Parks Mountain, containing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15
ERRORS or YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
oil the ELECTS of youthful iudiscfotion will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need 90, 'ho recipe and direction for making
The simple remedy by which he was cuiCl. Sul-
icrcrs wishing TO profit by Che advertisers cx
rericncc can DO so by Addressing 10 perfect con
GdcEcc
JOHN j. OGDEN,
~ Cedar ST., New York,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15
Hard w are,
QueensiCGre, Glass

ware, and various other things entirely io' Z
merOus TO mention.
re- Produce, az usual, taken 10 exeasa'
Goods, at market prices.
GiLbeSOn, Pu6b & gaae''
Romney, April %, 1876.
n. B.-Sugars. Molasscs, syrup -
tinsburg Lime, Mackercl and iiei "'
Flour, Lard, Bacon, COrn.moal, &C "
Good Coffee - cents PET pound
Nice Table Syrup csc;
Canton Syrup 5jc per gallon.
GILKEsON, Poem & NAse~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15

Among the many discoveries of valuable re
medies Tor Dyspepsia, none stand higher than
'WaGes Liver Corrector."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15
2S2 Acres,

N upon which there il pu,H.
n GN5rhua house, and some 80 or 70 al
Gl!!:m now in cultivation, and Il
Its.a s!ss siderable quantity Of mts
kinds Of fruit trees. Any person vsh,,
examine the above tract will call ON Nos, N
son, tcolored,) who resides on the farm
One Tract at Capon Bridge, containing
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FITS CURED FREE!
A NY person suffering from the above disease
N is requested TO address DR. PRcE, and a
trial bottle Of medicine will be forwarded by
Express
FREE!
The only cost being the Express charges, which
owing TO my large business, arc small.
Dr. Price is n regular phy stefan, and has made
the treatment Of
FITS OR EPILEPSY
a study for years, and he will warrant cure by
the use Of his remedy.
Do not fell TO send TO him for trial bottle
IL costs nothing, and he
WILL CURE YOU,
no matter Of bow long standing your case mag
be, or how many other remedies may have failed
Circulars and testimonials sent with
FREE TRIAL hottie.
BE particular TO give your Express, as we'll a
your Post Office direction, and
Address,
DIX. CHAS T. PRICE,
81 William Street, New York
Dec !, I51l.--s2w
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sV"We find that he came to his death
from calling Bill Jackson liar" was
the verdict ola coroner's jury in Texas.
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COlden's
7 EEBLG' - LIQUID DTE7D
II EXTRACT Of BTFT
.>-r, ,y,N-rr ,N~,r,1,.I,,, ~,
Oct. !, 197j.-1y.

AMI iONIC lNNiGOkAlOR,
Recommended by the best physicians IN Eng
ana aud America for Consumption, Debility
Loss Of Appetite, Fever Aguc, Dyspepsia, ia
Digestion Female aud Children maladiCs.
Opinion Of DIR. X. - Stcuart, Pres. Nd.
Insane Hospital, Baltimore. Md.
can recommend Liebigs Liquid
Extract Of Beef AS the most efficient preparation
have ever met with. II combines the virtues
OF food and tonic 10 a remarkable way
Opinion of DR.. VIM. II. Stokes, Phvsi
clan TO Mt Hope Retreat near Baltimore.
have great pleasure ia adding
my testimony to the virtues Of Liebig's LIQUID
Extract Of Beef and Tonic IhvigOrator, hs tho
very best preparation used, and therefore conf
IDENTIFY recommend it TO the medical profession
And Many Other Testimonials.
PUT Up IN PINT BOTTLES-$1
EACH-TAKE no OTHER.
SOLD n
Druggists and Dealers.
wUoLELALE AGENTS:
Fronch, Richards e Co.. Phila.. Pa.
Thomson, Lilly & Co.. bait, Nd.
Logan, List * Co., Wheeling, w. Va.
oct. /, 1S75.-1y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
TIE BRITISH CORN TRADE.
LONDON, Nov. 13.--Tbc Mark Lane Erpres

IN its weekly review Of the corn trade, says
Clear dry day aud the absence Of moisture during The
past week been Of great srvicc enabling farmers 70
carsgu wheat TO the ground under very favorable cir
cunstances and . larger breadth has been bown than
lqst year Tie rotate cTOp shared this ady autage.
ur,itly the isn, bat the English yield. notably IN mid
land counties, has been very unsatisfactory.
There has been little alteration IN the quantity Of
Fugii-h wheat marketed and supplies both iu London
aud the provinces continue limited farmers licferrng
10 withhold i'm the present depressed aspect Z
trade Dizziness prevailed in most country markets and
business, generally speaking, was quite VI drti haiFe
TIE improved aspect OF the Eastern question has
caused the local trade relapse aud lose the recent al
vance OF two eilings per quarter. Smpmrhls % bls.
sian wheat taking place very rapidly DID, view u
auDrOachug Winter closing Of CrOustadt ana me Sea on
AzOt ports. The Board Of Trade returns Tor October
show a Onsderdbe decrease 81 Imports ae compared
Win 1873 FROM the Continent, Egypt, HILL aa1 most
uoticcably thr United States and Canada the only
country showing an increase beng British Iuaa These
fact. are suggestive showing the dnlnbith extends
Ia all orr usual sources OF supply.
The weeks supplies have shown some increase, but
the larger portion OF increase in wheat ha> lcen rom
IydIa aud IL las been most interesting % watch now
steadily Imports OF tins class %. grain nave Dec ltfeas'
iu from comparative nseuIlCaIce u prominent posi-
ton ia sonrces OF supply. noticeable feature, Also
lu ne returns OF Imports Monday was c absence Of
wIr. arrivals Atlantic ports. Depression eNsts
Throughout te'ltc, both wheat aud feeding corn having
declined iu value. while the demand was entirely OF re-
ta.. and CDu-uluptye character. Tue hVA.hS cargo
trade has iucl quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
~ the close on Saturday. and

than those current at the close on Saturday, and
embraced Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, Delaware and Hudson,
Central Of New-Jersey, and Western Union, while
the st. Fauls at first showed improving tendency
under the continued buying to cover short sales
Subsequently there occurred q partial rally, which
was followed by another drop TO yet lower prices
Illinois Central was weak selling from 40 down TO
ia but finally closed at 76l2. Rock Island
sold from 1OI to 100 on sales of only 800 shares,
when after sales Of about 1900 shares, 1t fell to
and closed at 905s. Aside from the general causes
affecting the last two named stocks, tho large falling
of in receipts Of corn at Chicago indicates mate
rial reduction in their earnings. Central aud Hudson
was weak Mt lO12fa 1007sG101, although but
moderately dealt in. Erie was neglected, selling no
1Oa93i and Ohio and Mississippi fell TO SO. The
Hannibal and St. Joseph stocks were dull, but lower
M 1913 for the common and 2lli for the preferred
The market closed heavy at prices a shade higher
than the lowest showing changes from the nnal sales
of Saturday rs follows: Declines-Hannibal and 81.
Josenb. Wabash and Pacific Mail, each ls; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, Chicago and Alton, Erie,
Morris and Essex, and St. Paul preferred, each Il;
Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred, and Central OF
Ncw-Jerscy each % Northwest preferred, p; st.
Paul D; Western Union, - Ohio and Mississippi,
and American Express, each / Central and liud-
son. and Lake Shore, each IL; Michigan Central.
l3s; Delaware and Hudson, and Rock Island, each
10; Delaware Lackawanna ANA Western, g. and
Illinois Central, 3li. Observation-Disclosures g per
cent. The following table shows tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

has done a noble work in preparing Tor tine
advent Of a better day. In an age Of HeNo-
ton 10 commonplace, material interests "'
L., summoned the soul To- lo-il'r h-"'s,
lie b9s inspired the literature OF rs lana
with fresh courage energy. originality, opening Ne"
faIisof Thought in the productions 81 '''''"9 d"
oil her countries, end enTichirg the ino"'I ,"'s"'
with uuaccustomcd forms of expression az" H'uS'i"
,. of his own MI Carlylc'- style has been COM
planned of as being strange, and even mlr''eu an"
fantastic. But il affords fitting costume Tor ms
mode of conception. In 10 other form, could he 90
fine sgfae Justice TO the ~, phctc impulses when
Haunted his mind, and pressed for utt.Iancc nom
his lips. His stylc was for himself, not for others
IL was necessity Of his nature. not modti Tor mn
tatiou Sill ID is believed, that no one can o'''N
his writings without deeper insight INT" the 3eII"S
and resources of The language Of Shakespeare an"
Million His style is not the foreign dla''' w"
Il has been represented but an exhibition " VIC
ELASTICITY and power OF adaptation "a WD',
DIV r.,,,r,lcd IA cur oast-irun and IuH,NibIe NcI-
uacu,ar. The true lover of English VIII ma III ms
raccs. not the harlequin robes OF P'rNeI''u an"
,,ro,,soue taste. but forms of expression which,
leaving the prccedents of custom ana u"'u'''' a.
ford an effective though novel example of the'Wert
ness. the grace, and the picturesque beauty OIL our
rugged language.
+, rcrar,l 70 the manner in which this volume IS
executed we have nothing bllt words of commrnda-
ton. 1t shows good and faithful work throughout
its whole extent. The compiler has clearly not "hy
studied. hut comprehendcd the writings oil Carlyle
and presented them in their due relations ana pro-
portions The selections are so arranged rs 10 ioae
the frauuentary character which Is nsnaI III s"u'''
compilations, and 10 preserve certain uil| 'u''
fairly represents tie author They comprise the most
Characteristic passages Of the works which are
crotod and tothe Younger class Of readers especially
viii be invaluable as spccuacns of writer who,
though he never can be forgotten, may Ice lost sight
of for the moment in the th4ong Of flcsEer and more
urgent interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

IN. foreign adviccs had again somewhat OF a
varl,<c tendency, condition OF things qncNly re-
Elected on the London Stock Exchange, where sccu-
i.,.r- were l-,cII-h and lower BRUSH to"r"ls were
down - Der cent to q1'- old l~GT, falling 10 lU3ii;
.,>fr--.ycus 10 1oo7-alOo, tcn-iortieS ~ loN's9
IU-I and rcq fiyss to 1OGli Eri" fell 20 3'3 raj
IyIuv to g5-0g3l a. the close. There WIS 2" quo
ia!.,l ior money. The SUN of tZl@,p1v bn'II"h
,,'.. ..uIra4u from the Bank of l., gland on u3-
...,. io.'n,. of which Gol,Oo) was for shipment 70
In. Iuii.d states. The Pans dispatches
r',o,t wrench five per cent rcute~ lower railing
at' l0lO7I3 u IOL72I2. Sight exchange on London
!, c..,tl al 2jIJla. Here the foreign exchanges
were iirucr. and leading drawers pushed mp ASKING
rates 10 = 81, and - - 2 for long aud short bulls.
Sale, were ON the hl-i, of - - and = 81. SpcrU-
Ltiuu in gold was tame. Al the opening the plite
advanced from iuJ3 to 1000, ou the foreign news,
Lrt f,u to lO"5e. remaining tn,fe thlouthoht On
gold lo.H, thr rate, were ~, ., and ! per cent
,.irf.iagto Tat and percent borrowing. The Assist-
ant treasurer paid out In coin interest > l"0oo,
and So 900 iu redemption of called bonds. l4o
da,' Aii .iu,,. no The Gold Exchange Bank covered
cold cleared %27 I2~. 900 gold balances. TN12.32i;
currency balauccs. T939352. The principal quota
tiJHs OF gold were:
10 lool 1925. l2.......lO9' 3......l09's
The closing revised rates for foreign exchange are
g- follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

Tho money mlTIet was quct, anu WlITo IIlr nlI'
ON call ai the banks are made at - per cent, the
street rates were generally easier at > and per
cent Tire discount market Is quiet. paper OF choice
grades being scarce and quotations nominal. We
u.Iufc go tu 30 day. prime dry good, bills receivable
~ i h. to o.. PER cont -Four months aceePIan'es
p1pcr i, In good demand at jaG per cent for four
lnouthJ notes and 4l2 To . y for 90 days Cuba aud
otH,r acr,p ttucts Smgic-nalnc Il rated at 10 .;
Tbe Iuit,i STATES Trcasurerat Washington received
to-day ~-)U.OJO national bank notes for rcueuI-
tiYu. Tine customs receipts were T3OoOOn ana III
irrAal r,yruur receipts TGOO,0oD. Inc following Is
c,.haugc~ ~1G.iI2, los; currency balances, = '"',.
9-I; gold exchanges TIO,7j03H; gold balances
81 .OBl 261.
Government bonds were generally steady and
moderately active There we've sales OF re-iateied
$40, of 1860, lt 1O9il; coupon AUTO at iV9St'
49,. t.r..l IN ins M 1893; registered new JS at
Ii2al and new tl25 at III. We annex latest street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
MONDAY. Nov. 13-P. VI.

There was no delay at the Stock Exchange to-day
in the movement 10 unload which was forcshadOwed
in The TRIBUNE. The selling commenced ut the
very opening, without waiting for amy better prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
The following were u
bank stocks; no sales:
ne quotations for the city
Offered Asked.

Railroad bonds were dull. New-Jersey Central
issues were easier COnyertlbles, Sll2, and Lebigh
and Wilkesbare Endorsed, 50. st. Paul sinking
fund fell to SGl2 aud Northwestern gold consos 10
952l Hannibal aud ST. 10. convertible IS advanced
30 S1l2, Ohio and Mississippi seconds touching As
The quotations were:
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Mem ljudIiraiiou5.

OHRISTINS NUMBER Of DENOhESI'
I i tuN TIfIY MAGAZINE contains Christmas hIou1.
tlIlstr.,. Poems Christmas Son". Christmas In""y ir+
Fashions. Husc Tul size Patterns and Other rare uld
I ous 10 fail 20 Tie Christina. brcHu5til Nhi
rn- ready mailed iTCr- YEARLY, -. W4iI
ir,I1irlr' Azores, ". JENNINGS BEMOEh5I, Il East
4 4th.sf..
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Ready
MCPHERSON HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
M IOit 1,5G.
A RECORD or IMPOBIANT POLITICAL AC-
TON. NATIONAL AND SLATE

HON, NATIINAI NNII > n
Giving tie record Of parties on pending questions win a
tl available facts necessary judge them, distinctly clas.
fed and carefully stated
Among Other important matters viii Do iound
THE SUPPL MLNTALY CIVIL RIGHTS ACT
BILL TO PROTECT ELECTOHS ACTION on AZ
FAIRS IL ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI
SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TENNESSEE
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AhLNDNENTS.
JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS, STATE And
NATIONAL
STATES
PUBLIC CREDIT Not OF 1869. AND THE EEsUMr-
TON ACT OF 1875.
BELKNAP IMPEACHMENT T1EANCIAL VOTES
NAIoTAL COSVI ErIOSs, ASD LLIIEAs or &C
CEPTtNCE
STATE PIATFOE.iS. 1879 AND 1870
STATISTICAL TABLES, &C, G'7 sc.
Price, - 90 .,,. ..,.,,,,-,.,. ~. ,...,.
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THE MARKETS.
,caremuv reDorcea Tor ras rmar>g.
TOTAL KECEIPTs OF PRODCcE
GENERAL MANNAr REPORT.

MONDAY. Nov. li, l0lh
ASuFS-TIcre was nothing specially new; a steady MOI
crate tIaIe WIS the ay 1sls OF 40 .'l tos ALI
bIIc. Tor Pearls -...-,o, =, ,...,...-- o.,
Pumo lnuO Da - Parry Bi. -oli o. IrNat. rms ana
~ ms. ok Ti-ncr Withdrawn from 80 * lhc sir3
:tt war.wa l.Om stock q" b'trl here ot ue lt~. Nh
have been - i1f bags, and the lttt pts l,0o ul0 r 'A
o Erlzl at ali ports 80 40 ba Of winch lctp 'Ir hto
and l,-D7 sI more, the to,9l visible Ol' dte' '-g
,.f $40 bags. Mild Oipc quiet anc uH ir''i
COIION-TLc market On tic spot was &C. D.. ~ hi.L
op.l business ION cX.Ort but i small business ior lo
,,usrmpton The sales 3-9 bales Of which 20 pas
~,tlray evening, mchdlng la.4 bales fos tN.'iP Lvs
l.ls oc home sumI 1u add 300 bales for adoli u
tao above, 800 blcs are arrive; 500 bales were t,e'A
nu contract. TIE receipts al Cd, ports Nrlr 'o yt,
s.ast as 7c9 bales this day 3st wees, aut ' 10 oa.s
tns day year: total since sept ,Uiot' u-' i-al.
3j lbs bales The time last ytal oi H .t
mus tar corresponding pciioi last yc %. Io'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

UYCEIA:A CITY OF HEALTH. BY BENJAMIN WARD
W.HtEI-0N, VI. D. l2m'. rp a. M2c"r.'. 3 '''
DR.. Richardson has here reproduced his pre-
sdeual add.c,s before the Health Department OF the
Social Sclercc Association AT It's last annual meeting IN
Brighton Ills starugpoint is the assertion Of dis.
tneushed sanitary reformer in England, Mr. T. Chad
wick that he could build city which would give any
stated mortality from fifty 10 I'VE even more or less IN
the thousand annually. I &c author uudIt1 20 de-
scribe city which on sound hy.ienic r'iucp'c> should
show the lowest mortality HIS work is not intended
for Utopia, city OF romance, hut for tie actual
abode OF human beings under conditions favorable To-
health and longevity which cannot be- attained In The
present arIangemcut Of CIVILIZED dwellings lie main
ius That the details of his plan entirely practicable
and would result marked dmiuuto OF disease and
mortality. Certain forms Of sickness would bc well
nigh impossible The infautle diseases for instance,
fcvcrs commissions, darrhea Group, mar1smu-, dy~cn
terry, would be almost unknown. IyPhus aud
typhoid fevers could exist only by accident ..
smallpox could be kept under entire control;
lucrpcral fever and hospital fever wou!" cr"sc alto
cehor rheumatic fever induced ly residence Ia damp
houses aud the heart disease consequent upon IT, would
bc removed Parasitic diseases would cease Tie deaths
from pulmonary consumption would be so iar reduced
10 bring down the mortality Of this icariy destructive
disease 10 at least onchird. Dr. Richardson j, Inrd
cal man Of great distinction, possessing uncommon prac
teal intelligence not addicted to speculative lcorca
and fully aware OF the principle, which is getting TO DE
more and more recognized every day tLat IL is tie chief
duty Of the physician 10 labor for the prevention of dis
case instead of relying uncertain methods for lis
curc His suggestions are tin ly and appropriate and
in some reliod Of millcnmI glory, may yet command
the attention Of our emil gAtened city ia.Acis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

l., STATE bonds 1865 Of District Of Columbia fell
IN G-l on reports to The eic, that Cow Shepherd of
Washington had been sold out New lennessec's
s,'dut 1914. There were 40 other sales, aud quota
tiou, were