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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-19

81 1, slss s;sas sas 1 Hns
IS sof aspss re-
sS sIs,sg a.as sssei es sur as
CINCINNATI.
CTNcrNNATI, December 1s.-Flo,is arns " neat
" aiss ss iari-steasas go Baik-
and ssss ss9ess s
sey acsss 4 s Butter anehansed Sugar
changed. Hogs steady. tx. ss.f So IS
Y LOUISVILLE. ~ vs.,
Yor,fsvrr,LE, December Is.--Flour dull and nm
changed Wheat dull aud lower red, S5c. amner
and white g(JdlS2c. Corn FIRM white, $780,; mixed,
sS S,ls. a ssaas srd sIeaey
a ss's fssass ssSe Whiskey steady
and In good demandat al.03s &
ST. LOUIS.
sr Y,orrrs. December 1 Flour frmer but slow;
"a sOGSs 49, Wheas higher but slow: Nc. = fea
sna sessai1ssa s So s Feeruass "a an
SLOW; NO mixed 29ks cash. 2S 8 ayYS S1s
mand for JOB lots new. old sT niss
sGnae no sa short rib, ss55as3.e0: clear
sides, s3.65@s3.7o. Bacon Inactive and lower:
shoulders. S.sc.i Gear rips, a2ss" e"S '
CHICAGO.
f>r,r,1 40. Doct1nber i s-Fleur dull and I'M
CHANGED Wheat steady. in FUR demand, and easier
No. red winter, sg4@90e.; No. Ch 1s,e1
February; so. 8 Chicago spring. TIC; relectea,
54c Corn steady and firm size cast, or te oe
cash, 2GSc january. 232sc. May. Pork active ana
firm 8772 cas Sas,siarSi * CASE cas,
nj. 550Sa5. SIX january, 49, 7H9s5 6ax February.
,BniS-meats arm aud unchanged. Whiskey STEADY
1T Mose.@Wheat fairly active and shade higher;
is2ac. December, s3c. January. s5Gc. February.
corn Arm and unchanged. oats steady and I'M
Changed Pork inoactive demand and prices ad.
Sanced January ,r S7 setgs ;1
and higher: $3.50 asked January, S5.67k asked
February, 1878 March.
NORFOLK COTTON MARKET
NORFOLK, December 1s..Coton quiet; mid
dings &C.: net receipts, 1927 bales; stock. 80
900 bales; sales, $50 bales. Exports-Coastwise,
2,4S2 bales; Great Britain $3.50 bales.
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aitIlnlolld
ss,rr1H11RspA . !. J. DECEMBER 1os 1873.
,roae DsSr,r, 4. --Ex.senator Simon Cam

MORE DsSJar.s. --Ex.senator Simon Cam
eron, Of Penney lgania, says that tile s.a.s.
rnent imputed to- him charging 69gernor
Wade Hamnton, on the authority OF n y or q
man Gunnisorl, formerly OF Baltl re, WIN
shaotitsv hts brother, Colonel James Came:
ran. ri the battle OF Bull Run, Is untrue.
AR. tsupnison has also published u card de-
ming that iie ever said uysyhere or TO any:
BODY that he saw Wade Hampton shoot
CoIoae, Cameron while the latte was q
prisoner, It seems the whole story. origin
atsd In the fertile Imagination Of. Eli Per.
kins. a .S ~ 4. Z. z
lin connection with this story q waiter in
a ST. LOUIS restaurant is quoted as saying !:
ST was member Of the seventy,nintn
New York regiment, OF which Colonel CAM
eron was colonel. was at Bull Run WIN
him. Iwas not ten feet away when en- he 1eli,
and was the first TO raise him vi ne Con-
federates were three or four hundred yafas
away, cannonading us, and we could not
see them, they being screened by trees anu
bushes. Colonel Cameron fell afterStWo or
three rounds had been tired ut us, and long
before our regiment was forced to surren-
der.n .
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BY Grt,bbs & Williams,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. /.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

T. 49,, THE HOT SPRINGS, Eli
~ Z: OF BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Pursuant TO decree of the United States District
Court for The Western District of Virginia. entered
on The 21st of November, 1878, In the m1tter OF
Samuel G.. TIrdy. bankrupt, Will. on the 23D OF
DECEMBER, 1878, at II n. OF that day, in front
Richmond. Va. offer 1T public auction TO LEASE
THE HOT SPRINGS PROPERTY, Of Bath county,
w.. for the ensuing year. Isl.
This property includes large and valuable farm,
the hOel, cottages. and other buildings at the Hot
Springs, and the hotel furniture.
The lessee will be entitled to possession january l,
1879 and the lease will expire October 81 1873.
j viii require five hundred dollars TO be paid In
cash. and the balance of the rent III five equal In
stalments-yiz., March I, 1879, May l, 1879, July
1 Il hs1s' se0'emDef = ioT'' a'' s0:e"Oe' -
Twill In the deed of lease require the lessee and
his sureies by proper covenants to protect the lands
from waste and improVident farming and to return
safely the furniture
If the highest amount offered at public auction
SHALL in my opinions. be insufficient, shall refuse TO
accent the offer. and will lease the property pri-
vately: and RI the security offered IS not satsfac-
tory, i shall reject the bid s,....
L will give any information about the property
which have to parties desiring 1t who viii address
va. or inrct me IN Richmond, ut the office of
Messrs. Ould & Darlington. on the 9th or 23d of
December, 1878, between the hours Of ! A. 81.
and IL N. of either Of those days.
-.7F '..- W. E. SIMS,
-. s.a--. .-H. ,s..... Assignee of S. G. Iardy.
no 25-tDe23
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE
s snSES occHPI { h BY JosEPH SpAAs
EAST i SIDE Of s PHUE sfREET BETWEEN
TPsr Or AS SR Gog 5pA S Ap AIS TIE n TIE
S9# RfEAsEP i IS h5HP PY Il Hi Ar EN T6f
H H9SsEs IB On The Eisr LISE
THfRD STREET BETWEEN JACKsnN AND
9yAL TKEE EGs XED ARE ARE S AHGE hNp
AND & CoNTAiN FROM FOUR 70 SIX ROOMS
EACH; ALSO. A NICE FRAME DWELLlNG
RE 5S FR0NT1NG on ALLEY; ALSO: 4
BRICK. ST0KE AND DWEbLISG y ON ON, TIE I |;
2NHHsTo YN FRAME DwELLfNG ADJ0IN-
hNG TIE f19EE % IT'S H9R TRk AI So
MARsHALL. STREET, CONTAINING SEVEN
FOR $500 PER YEAR; ALSO, ERAME HOUSE
sTREET BETWEE JUDAH sTREET ASP
FOOT LOT ON BAKER STREET.-ln pursuance
of decree of the Cnancery Court of the city Of
Richmond entered Oh tne 18th day of June, 1878.
In the suit therein pending styled Smith Mathews
6 HARDWOOD US. Joseph Adams, we. as commission
s na m se if 1 RHf fPTRsoffI
O'clock r H. ALL THE PROPERTY described in
the said suit, and as above named, which will he all
the interest Of Joseph Adams IN this property under
his fathers will. Full particulars and information
viii be given at time of sale or before by either the
commissioners or auc!onecr. The absve-described
property will be sold clear of all liens and 1ncum
ORANGES. The houses are all rented by good tenants
and are in good order.
TILE TERMS under the decree will be one third
cash; the residue unon credit Of six and twelve
months, with notes. six per cent interest
added and title retained until u!l Of the purchase
money Is paid and aconveyance Is ordered by the
Court JAMES CASK1E,
L. NJ Common,
{ ., .. .... -. Special Commissioners.
. ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioneer. de IL
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tiiE>rEASEi
RAILROAD. J
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= .-E COMMENCING MAY u. 1871.

RAlLEoAc.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y - - COMMENCING MAY u. 1877.
-. THROUGH PASSENGER. .,,.,,..
800 2. 81. Leaves Richmond TUESDAl 'l't".
DAY, and SATURDAY. tnm!''' ), a.
West Point with steamer Havana
all point. on York ever ana hi'I,'
more Arrives IN Baltlmnrr NJ u
NJ connects with raii-lineS for " I''!
inct0n, Philadelphia. New l"f"' b''-
ton and all western pu'r't. t"N"""p
ut Richmond with trains ~ Ri''"i' ~
and Petersburg and Chesapeake 49,
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,,.,.n
400 A. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, ""o
NESUAY. and FRIDAY; aud
60 A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ta! ~ j.,
CRkDAY. Connects "lih 't"'I- -
NJ West Point tor river IaEdiiSs' I''.'
tilporr, and all western n":nis. -
meets ot Richmond with train, pl 49,
mond aud DunvilIc rIiiroIL'.'r''i... ~
ana Petersburg, aud Ch'>A:'"AS N'N
G Ioc E.I.'Y P!X%ss:sENGEn.
goo p. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily .eAccpt S"a'
TaiRsoUGH PASSENGER. .,...,,v,
1000 A. u. Arrives a. Rtchmoad, TTtspNi a.
~ THURSDAY, and SAL y KIN 81
meets with tratIs on E!cJm"'3 80
Petersburg and ChesaptaHc 4l'i ~ ~:
raiiroa.is. steamer Havana leave ~,
pH aiSF6f ,SoV WEDISX s A! E&i.
DAY. At T.. 81. Connects ~
traius from Philadelphia, Az Az ii,.,,H
Z -
with trains for KicGH.0ua A." '''
South. ,r,
THROUGH FREIGHT: u.,.D.
x.oo n arrives Al Richmoud NONDil =" 49,
wv NESDAY, and FRlDAl ana s,r.
sIsP. N. TUESDAY. THURSDAY, h"' - =
"a" IrRDAY. Connects with s'r.''- -. =.
... Wes: POINT nom Baitih!piI. ~,
meets with It;chMon5 asd -. -
Richmond aud Petersburg, il'' '-'@~'
nsxke ard Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSESGEE. ,,., Sn,g.
,o.eo A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond daily ehc'Pi ,m,
tay. Connects with Klck"r,Ii' ,1..u
Petersburg and Chesapeake ---
Va transfer Of freight at Richmond 10 or ,, %,
southern points. cars run through between "'''-
Careful handling and dispatch, Win ''"'''
Through bills Of isiins, WIN saaE,,h'''
issued TO all northern and western poin'' isi
Through tickets sold 10 all uor.i e"S' -
western points and ssggase CHECKED ,nf'T tGr, Of
or SSS Ma,n sPp rse At he Exrbzng, h1:, y
company's depos, corner Twenty-'hira
S' ne 90 n. #. nOTGi.AS surerlnt"D"--
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MArsNE GNTELi.lsiENCh

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER IL, 1873. !:
SAILED. 49,. -,..-...vsg
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum,
agent. =. ~
Schooner Harry and Fred. Gardner, St Johns, n.
B.. camel coal. &. Siorrs. agent.
Schooner Gabrielle, Nickerson, Boston, lumDer
and logs, Currie Go. -, ~
Schooner Thomas G.. Benton. Miller, Newark, n.
D.. camel coal, G. StorrS. agent.
Schooner Laura G.. Wolf, Ewing, Philadelphia,
iron ore, Gervas Storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia, December 10th. schooners d.
n Hall Huds on, and Samuel Sharp, Smith.
From New York, December 10Th, schooner ii. Z.
Byard, Camp.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Paul and Thompson, Brown, hence, at
New York December 10th.
Schooners L. e. Williams. Bradley, and Anne +.
Z, kang, Jones. hence, at Norfolk December TN.
Steamer William Newman. and barge y "A. Inomp-
son, he nee, at MOI folk December 17th.
BY Telegraph.
NORFOLK. December 1S.-The British steamship
LoyaIne, with cargo Of 1850 baes of cotton. 100
live cattle and 152 head OF SHEEP, cleared Tor Liver
The schooner Alexander Harding; from Booth
Bay Me- with suano, bound for Savannah, expert
epced heavy gales on the 10Th and 18th Instant;
sprung leak, sustained damage TO her sails. ana
was compelled to throw overheard portion OF her
cargo. She will repair before proceeding:
NEW YORK. December 1S.-Arrlved: City OF
Washington, Alexandria. Arrived out: King ar
thur, Dogmar, Eva, Nuevo Ponce, Rayner, Rhein.
Homeward: NJ. w. Atwood, Orleans.
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BY Polndexter Il Topper, ,r
Real Estate Agents and Anctionecrs,
~ 1900 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
IN MILL ON THE-zNEWNiARKET ROAD
aHOIfT FoIIR MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
KNOWN, AS < DRINKER's:' WITH TWENTY
ACRES OF AND-ATTACHED: ALSO. xERY
VALUABLE FARM ADJOINING.,CO NSiST1NTGG
G1y8D FRAME DWELLING OF SEVEN ROOMS
AND ALL NECESSARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wiilsel by auction, on the premises, on MONDAY.
December 23d, at IL O'Clock NJ, The above valuable
properly. r..,.
The MILL, which will be first sold, Is one or fne
host in The county with ample wafer power one set
of burrs capable of grinding forty bushels Of corn
a day, and enjoys first-rate custom. =,
The TAPM of TWO HUNDRED' ACRES Is In
rood state or cultivation, with y fine orchard Of
about 400 trees of all variety, and buildings Id good
order. -
crtT and convey parties down on day Of sale. ~.
TERMS: Liberal. and ut sale.
= : :. PUINDEXTER & TUP PER, 4
da171a202lE23 e.. Auctioneers.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHaoND, December Is, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Red, 1,190 bushels. .gy,1stE;., 4
CoRN.-White, 1923 bushels Mized, BUSH
els. =
OATs.-16S bushels ~
MEAL.-202 bushels.
BEAES.-6 bushels, r;.T ~ - g.r = sH4t,3I'9
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
:WuEAT.-Red, So bushels fair Lancaster at 81. 03 !;
90 bushels very good Fu;z at 81; "A bushels Fuliz
at 95c; 70 bushels Futz at 81: 10 bushels Fuliz at
&C.; 20 bushels very good Fultz at 81; % bushels
good Fultz at CSC. SO bushels very good Fultz at 81
30 bushels Fultz at III 02; 800 bushels good Ful,z
at 95c.; 900 bushels good Der AZ 05; so bush.
els very good Fultz al 81; 12A bushels very GOOD
Lancaster at 81 OF; 80 bushels mixed al $103-to-
TAI, ! ,0s0 bushels. -.< -4t,,s.e. .s.IiI,C -
CoRN.-Whtte. $50 bushels very good at 40c.; ;
120 bushels st AGO.: 81 bushels good at doe; 81
bushels good at sec. zoo bushels very good at 40c.
150 bushels good at $780,; 2e2 bushels at 3Sc--to.
tai. 1,010 bushels. Nired. 80 bushelo very good at
3sc.; 8 bushels prime at 29c.-tota. IS bushels.
OATs.-l1S bushels prime on private terms.
BEASS.-S bushels on private terms.
MEAL.-24 bushels attic.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, December 1s; 1878.
Tue breaks to-day comprised 4S hogsheads and
tierces. The offerings at auction on Change con-
sisted OF is packages; Of which number 8 were
taken In and the remainder sold at prices ranging
from $3.50 to $42.
We continue TO quote.
NEW DARK. ass r
Luos..C Common to medium, $3.50 @s2; medium
TO good $3@S4. tI,;r,sss.5.. ,s:tr:;
LeaC-Comnlon, S4t4S5: medium, 5@l6; good,
SS@$1o; dne, S11@S14. -, 4, +,
S5S&s BRIGHT.
<Ltsgs.--Common colory, S3@$4.
I'll szseom gns Sa@sS medium s5@s7
S1aokeTs.-Common, S7@SS.50 medium. 500
$ll .good, S1O@$lS; fne, $15@$18; fancy, SIS
@S22. 20, a So 5frs 'sssG - = - =,
sWrappers.--Com $l2@SI5; medium. sls
@s25 good, S30@S45; fine, $60@$7o; fancy,
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snSCxERY. GLasSWA RE. DC.

CHINA, GLASS, CHINA.-Just opened:
" NEW GOODS from all the foreign factories.
French China Decorated Dinner, Tea, and Cham
Der sets direct from Limoges, France-each piece
stamped LODgwy WaIe representing the olu Gu
japanese Dwarf ; Novelties In :he way or Floren-
Tine, Malachitc IrideScent, and Cere Glass.
The largest and most complete stock ever exhtE-
tied in Richmond. Call and look At it,
.-- GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
de @ 1907 Main street.
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BY Richardson s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers'
Ills Main street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNI1l.
v PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER FOR SALE BY AUCTloN.-,by
it ue of The provisions of deed OF trust, DcailnS
date the 2Sih day of November. 1871 from WI
liam St Paul PulliaIn TO the Undersigned trustees,
driy recorded In the clerks office OF the Hustncs
Court OF said city Of Manchester TO secure me pay
mcnr of n certain negotiable note therein mention
ed for the sum of $3.50, we SHALL as trustees in
said deed-deiault having been made In The payment
OF said note, and being required SO TO DO by me
holder the reof-sel by auction, on the premises, on
SSTURDAY the 21st day of December, 1878. at
az o'clock p 81. the following described REAL
ESTATE-to wit. all that certain LOT OF LAND,
With several SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS there
on living and being in the city of Manchester. and
bounded as foows-to wit, beginning on the south
line of Tenth street at the east line Of the property
of G. Mum. running thence eastwardly along said
Tenth street Semnles street, thence ut right an
Street to Eleventh street. thence 1T right angles
along the north line of Eleventh street 10 The east
ern line of the properry of A. McCrone, thence at
right angles nortnwardly along said McCrone's line
to other property of said Pulliam, thence at right
angles westwarlly along the north line Of said Nc
Crone's property to The said east line Of g. Munns
property and thence ut right angles northWardly 10
Tenth street and the point Of beginning.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray The expense
of executing this trust and 10 pay OF the sum OF
$3.50 with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
November, 1878; The residue on such terms as shall
be announced al The time of sale. 51-:ss +,
This property will be divided to suit the wants OF
buyers. y. A. RICHAkDS0N,
prcu,pDsoy q Co Aucfioneers de II
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. ...-.. ...-..
NEW YoRE;D December 1S.-Gold opened at par.
Noon.-Stocks weak, Money on call, per cent.
Gold, 100. Exchange-Long, 1921; short, 1874.
Stale bonds dull. Governments steady.
4S24. Gold, 100. Governments quiet and STEADY
new Us, l06k. States dull and nominal.
BALTIMORE. a
BALTIMORE, December 1S.-Virginia 6's, defer
red, 7A; consos, 55x second series, 35; past-due
coupons, so. North Carolina SIS, Old, 16; new, 10;
special tax, 2. Bid to-day. 49,.
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BY Telegraph.

t.. ~ az 4 :
NEW YORK, December 1874 Cotton steady. safes,
49, bales: uiilends. l5-16c.; Orleans, 9 1-16c.
Flour without decided change southern more ac-
tive spd apchangsa heat. Winter leaYg and 20.
reSs 9Sc lDS1.0 7E Corn, 46k94 &c. for migrated:
44aSga03c. for Nc; 81 Oats Unchanged. Coffee
quiet and steady Sngsr Ac.; lower with moderate
trade; fsir 10 good re8ntng quoted at 6H@sXc.:
prime, 8xcss refined fairly active and unchanged.
Melasses quiet and unehsnged Rice In fair aemgrst
and steady. aestn quiet at Sl.35 asl.40. Cut
meals In buyers. favor: shoulder, 3G13kc.; hams,
64e.: middIes unchanged. Eard-Prime steau on
s,oi, u. aptass. 90. yhiskeY nominal IT Si.09x:
Freights numtna .sesf4 {3es .ssa4s1 4
.BALTINoRE 81 s..
6 BALTnoR c, December IT, Flour quiet md
steady Southern yaheat 1rtps With small Offerings;
western fsiriy aetise closing arnl: southern red.
43c.GSst .63: anbey, IA. 04 al, OF: No. sPan,,-
sytsaSia req. 81 ge; no g weasra red, spos
4 FeaJtafy, gi.0eaS@ IGa5s S6sifsrn sSrn essies
pal zee Ne western STEADY spd moderstsiy acstYe;
xssy nF sd n 1000 demand soatheiE ard Fsnn
33gss3 Iss yiyansa and Maryiaiid IIM
3 xn1sissnps MET and easjcr. Pork as
Ss-ssoesc shoEid 2N03c. clear. rf
& ssssesss psr new. 30,
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s ,,I,,r,,l, s.a;I.Es ..,rpss pay.,
gyRobert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent md Auetioncer,
1912 Main street,
Richmond, Va Y: S.

sTaIDUCIARY SALE OF 307 ACRES OF
GOOD FARMING LAND IN G0ogHLAhp
G soosSSsHI,Nb ~ u and TWO
MILES FROM THE JAMEs,Rsli,VVlE5lR f ; AM
kANAwHA CANAh;,,,,AsN5ln,r 1 q asTn
sssMIiNrY. BY PUBLIC AUCTlON.- The request
Ef the personal or the owner now ae,
sense / shall procsed TO sell by public auction, or
iTHTRSDNY' the Il eth dayof December. EYE, az
s2 O'clock NJ, OF Goochland Courthouse tnas peins
the LAND located as descTlpsa q, S,
saon now deceased. OF Gocchland county, Va. The
land Is OF the usual soil found in that ne.gbbor-
hood. and is well worthy the attention. or parties
Wishing 20 invest In laHd lying near the canal anG 20
contiguous TO the propose rail ruad where ianu 10
expected certainly to greatly ephance ~
the assurance OF getting q great bargain. -,
TERMS: win be Eberni and ann0nnsed az n NH %
sale. ifts:. =. ~
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NATURES REMEDY! .,' ..'
~ - .s-
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER

ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE ....... .-a.. .
BEDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwENTY-sIx YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results In thousands Of
cases Of Dyspepsia Debility; Diseases Peculiar to
Cutaneeus Affections. Sore Throat and Diphtheria,
Chills and Malarlal Fever. Extracts from testi-
SBest remedy for Inlammatory Sore Throat and
Diphtheria ever used by meas have found after
practice Of forty ycar$-acs as tonic, Alternative,
and feDrifuge; preferable to chlorate OF potash
2. A. sIFFERp, NJ. D., n. G.
"After practice Of many years l have found no
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
peculiar to women
s'Successfully used In Dyspepsia and Chronic
m Prof. sAM'L JACKSON. NJ; p, Uniy' of Pa.
uos sny m Ss ya
in my practice" T. 1. WALKER, NJ. D.. Va.
e9 pt Maey for
Scrofula, Cutaneous Affections. Glanduar DeranSe-
ment, Chronic Irrita'ions Of the Bladder, Kidneys,
pepsfa y : | i Prof. j. j. MooRMAN, NJ. d., Va.
No W41EEs HAVE WEDEh hATSE Hf
Used with unparalleled success, il hGReTrSagf'
malarial lever Ex.yice-president Ga. a.: Med. 1850
IT."I. e. REV. E. c. DoDSoS, j. 4. LEE, va.
Directions. analysis, and full proof OF all clained
sent with each package. -. :.-.
Wafer, 80 cents per gallon; 81 per case OF one
dozen navigation bottles; So for hyc-Ealion dcni-
john. A.. - ~. a.o - "a .r
Mass, SO cents. and 81 per bottle; $3.50 and 50
per half dozen, according to siZe-sent postpaid
Fu nroOf Of all claimed sent free upon applica-
ton Liberal terms to Dealers Inyads are accom-
modated atlhese Springs 1T all times or Inc year.
Address A; NJ. DAWES. President OF the COM
pany, Lynchburg, Va. 200 =.
Sold by POLK MiLLEh q W.
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A T MEADE & BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUsHIONs FOR INVAL1Ds,
AIR.PILLOwS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS, -. :
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
,-,~. TRAVELLLNG-FLASkS ysit 2
- SPONGE-BAGSi
POCKET-STOVES, s..al
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET.INHALERS,
STEAM-INHALERs,
X. THROAT-ATOMIZERS, .-------.---.--z--
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, Et55la .ii(|E
e. SHOULDER-BRACEs, =
NASAL DOUCHES, -
BDONlINAL-SUPPORTER
- HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES, @.a1s,
ii, VER-TERMOMETERS. . ..'r.
GxEvAN1c-BaTTERiE
r. And all SURGICAL and iftstH ~ -!
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a. y
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore,
nor -, rs. ~ ss 9l9 Main street.
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ROOTS. sH[:oEs,.. &c.

GENTLEMEN,S HEAVY DOU-aEan
w BLE-sOLE. @ UTE TIE D-BOTToM$S
ALEXIS TIES, $3.50: Gentlemen's CalffV ~
"a; GcntiemeR's WaHkenphast Callers and Tiles,
hand- made-perfect comfort Ladies' Kid Foxed
sa Iaas KID foyed and pebbe Gat Button
Boots, best Philadelphia makers, 2.50; Ladies'
Gloye-Ktd Button Boots. ~. Old Ladtes7 B-nad-
Caters, Foxed. pebble Goat, and Kid Lace Shoes !;
Boys School Shofsthree heavy soless soft calf, and
u 30. work-$2.60. Call and see them at
D. AZ. GR1GG'S,
no 90 Tenth and Main streets,
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connects for Milton. y. C.
Bconnects for Asheyil!e and all points in Western
North Carolina daily, except Sunday.
T. connects for Macon and all points In Southwest
Georgia.
connects for ia: ksonyiIlc and all points In Flo
rda. .E G.E =
connects for Macon and all points in Southwest
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, and
connects for Selma, Meridian, jackson, and
Yicksburg. f.
G connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the above named points arrive in
Richmond mt 4:43 p. NJ. and 7:43 A. NJ.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except Sunday. 1919 .-'
Pullman Palace Drawins-room and Sleeping Cars
run through Train No. I from New York and
Richmond 10 Atlanta. and OH Train No. 3 from New
York and Richmond to Savannah.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, and
southwest. and baggage checked through.
Freight Train No. 8, leaving Richmond at 3.55 A.
M.,and No. TO- arriving in Richmond 1T 1:26 A. ~,
will have accommodations for 4 few secnndSlass
passengers, who must purchase tickets before get
ting on rhe train. No passengers will be allowed
other freight trains.
No lay-oyer checks given ON local tickets:
JOHN r. MACMURDO.
s.@tar General Passenger Agent.
II. ~ r. TALcoTT, General Superintendent.