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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20

=. Some Of the southern people are he
/ sinhfn 2 TO have q lively realization Of th,
f1Tportunce OF eduction ns q factor in work
/ ing ONT a prosperous'fnture for that section
OF the, country, and are taking measures te
1'eSciteA public Interest In school matters
I Tbis ig one of the best Indications possible
Tor The future or the South. and the whole
! country VIII welcome all movements tend
ing in this direction. THE Southern
Billie Society is E'an organization started
at Richmond, Na.,f for the, distribution
OF Bibles and other books throughout the
southern States, and for stimulating inter-
est in public schools in those localities
where the gpeoplesare indifferent to them.
This Society makes no distinction between
whites and blacks in what it proposes to
DO. and 1t promises to do very important
and much.needed work in furnishing
schoo-books to- both whites and blacks,
who would otherwise not have them. The
president OF the Society, John w. Dodge,
OF Richmond, has been; in Massachusetts
for the last three months interesting benev-
olent people in this enterprise, and he Is
now in this, city," s.t. - '
MeSsrs. Editors of Dispatch: The above
article Is taken from the Springfield Udiv
Union. Tt will astonish the good people Of
Richmond, and especially the Board OF
Managers of the Virginia Bible Society, to
learn that an agent representing the South
ern Bible Society, located in KIcbmond-a
Society unknown to US here-is now and
has been In Massachusetts three months In
teresting that people ii the great work
which this Southern Bible Society IS doing
and contemplates doing. and soliciting
fluids to aid in prosecuting its benevolent
plans. : 3.
Will some of The officers Of the Southern
Bible Society give rs some information
touching its organization, &c.7 The Board
OF Managers OF the Virginia Bible Society
would like to have information.
Truly yours. M. W. STAPLES,
4" Secretary Virginia Bible Society.
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All About the weather for Some Forty
Years Last Past.
BELL's VALLEY, RoCKBRIDGE Co.. VA.,3

Years Last Past.
BELL's VALLEY, RocKBRIDGE, Co.. VA.,3
4! se..s October 16, 1879.
Editors Of the Dispatch: We have had
very warm season In the mountains. Oc-
'teber has been an unusually warm month.
We bnve had several showers Of rain I'D the
hist ten days. but tho ground has dried very
much in the. past week; very heavy thun-
der.shower on the 5th instant ,.-.,
i haYe been informed that the present
month resembles the October OF 1897. The
weather was extremely warm from the 1st
to, the 10th. A great deal Of corn sprouted
In the field. In the month of October,
!lSf2-seven years ago-thera were some
verylwarm days-the Sd, 4tb, 9th, and 9th.
HeaEy-shunder.shower on-Sunday=the 9Th
instant. In 1S65-fourteeu years ago
there waS,a very. warm seasoa.i Through
September no rain-yery dry. October
came In dry and warm. About the 4th
there was frost, and cooler. weather to the
7th. From the 7tb to the 18th was very
warm. Saturday, October 14lh, was very
rainy day and quite cool. with a northeast
wind; heaviest rain since August 22d.
Thursday, October 10th, eclip-e Of the sun
about 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Quite cool and
windy. The remainder OF the month
was cool and mostly dry. Seven
years hence brings the year of 1858.
The month came in warm and dry. The
"a and Sd, Monday the 4;h. and Tuesday
the 5th, were very warm days, followed by
rains on the 9th, with cooler weather. Do
natrs comet was at its greatest briIIiancy
from about the 1st to the 10Th. The comet
was the largest L ever saw. Gradually
grew small after the 10th. October was a
very mild and pleasant month. A great
deal OF rain towards the last days Of the
month. In the month OF October. 1851,
there were some very warm days; also that
OF 1914. And seven years from the year
1874 brings the date of 1S37-the remark
able warm October like the one Of 1879.
There was very severe frost about the 23d
Of September, 1887, and it turned very
warm in October, 1887. We had several
frosts this fall in September. Big frost Fri
day morning, September 26th, and on the
9th also. In the year 1887 there was
warm season in October like the present
month. =! - .' ..+"' r. W.D. .
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TUTT'S HAIR DYE.1GRAY HAIR or
/ WHISPERS changed to a tTLossY BLACK by a
single application of this DYE. 1t fmpSrts d
Natural Color. acts InstanfaDeousIy, and Is al
Harmless rs spring water, Sold by druggists Or
sent by express on receipt OF Al. -
OFFICE, S5 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
-. ta lan l5.eodtFe19I > =. W.. !.
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MONDAY Il MORNING.
z II LOCAL. {. MA TIERS. {,

4
tTrFAHTIy Iy1lMAKKETna-R RgyATL IIFR1cgs.-
The foftpWingi were the prevailing prices
tfosrfamily marknf ingiof7 Saturday :;lT -
| a Meaiss Beef, 8 tatd2c. per pouhd mutt
ton, at6 10e. per.pnnd; lamb, g toa1Oc. per
tponnd; chops; aee5aiper poundi veal,
tSa tool 12c. nsrdp pound; pork, Ice. per
tponnd; Sausage, j1ac.aper pound; Smoked
isausages 10c. .cper1po beef.tongue; 14c.
'penipound; bacon, 10c.i per ipoundg mid
tdltDg and enouldes,8e. per mound Clipped
fbeeG l25c. per, pound; liver. &c. 9Per
pound; chitlinsG Sc. per pound tftpe, Sc.
tper pound; brains. 1ec. per- pound IL /
lsirFoWls, Butter. &e.: Chickens, JI5to40c.
apiece or,s2 to "a per dozen; geese, Soc.
to 81 b rafr; squirrels,i 90 tog 25c. Apiece;
squads, Zoe. a pair; butter, TO 10 25c.
per tlpound--csoice, s5c.;b lard; 10c., per
pound; cheese, 15c. per pound; eggs, 1Gz
to 20c. per dozen. SBeetmi!k, &c. per
quart; or 25c. per gallon; buttermllk. &c.
per quart, or 15c. per gallon. Fowls are
very scarce andthigb. &. a '..iE
Vegetables: Cucumbers ior pickle). zoe.
per peck; corn troasting-ears) 10 to 12c. per
Dozen; cabbage, 8 to SC. per bead; bPets,
noe. per dozen; irish potatoes, 20 to 25c.
per peck; sweet potatoes, 15c. per peck;
tomatoes, two quarts for &C., or 15c. per
peck turnips, two bunches for5c:; snaps.
two quarts for Sc, or 29c. per peck. butter
beans, &c. per quart; carrots, &c. per bunch;
onious,' DC. per quart, or Csc. per peck; egg
plants, to SC. apiece. r,g ~ ri. :.
Fish and Game Sora, soc. per dozen;
bfuetish. Is to zoe. per bunch; rockhsb,
123c. per pound; perch, is to 25c. per
bunch; oysters, zoe. per quart, or 65c. to
S1.50 per gallon. The display of fish was
better than last Saturday.
Fruits Green apples, Zoe. per peck pears
for preserving), 25c. per peck; eating
pears 1oc. per quart, or 70c.: per peck
cranberries. Two quarts for 25c. lemons,
zoe. per .dozen-plentful. 1-.>. e., s.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

A Republican Roao.-The Republicans
OF Manchester held meeting on Saturday
night, which was addressed by Samuel N.
Page and Major Walker. After the speak
ing was over a difficulty occurred between
Major Walker and a Mr.. Foster. They
were arrested and conveyed to the Mayors
courtroom for trial. During the trial Ma
ior Walker went up to Foster as if to ex-
plain matters, but Foster, not apprehending
his meaning, cursed him, and general row
eDsued, which, boweyer, was soon quelled
by the police. The two belligerents were
fined and put under bonds.
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Across THE C0ETINENT.-T is the play
In which Oliver Doud Byron made such q
hit in New York and elsewhere, and ID
which he will appear at the Theatre to-
night.
This play is said to be no fiction, bus an
DER true tale-a part Of which is represent
ed to have occurred in New York Oh the
night.!of the great tire, 1851, when.a young
merchant, after q champagne supper. wead-
ed bis way in the vicinity OF the "old Five
Points, where he found poor woman
diving in the snow. He bore her to her
nome. where, soon after, she expired.
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A Dogs Remarkable Memor
From the Boston Courier.I


Some time ago gentleman went to Flor
euce and took with him o noble colley
named Rover. On arriving at the city poor
Rover missed bis master while being led
across the station by q porter. No sooner
had be done so than be adroitly slipped his
collar and went off to search. He, too, was
soon missed. He was something more than
. great fayorite-is valued friend, indeed,
and bis master was in despair, Tor placa:ds
on the walls stated that dogs found wan.
dering without collars would be killed.
Up and down the streets RoYer's master
trudged, backwards and forwards, in and
out, Of the station, but nothing could be
heard Of the truant. At . last, after
hours OF search, the gentleman went
to An hotel to dine, the hour for
table dhote having come !; and in the hall,
quietly lying down, ,wasT Rover. what
Rover tried TO say need not be recorded,
but Ills master asked the landlord how the
dog came and when; ,;and was told that he
ran in early in. the day, scampered upstairs
straight, aud took possession OF no. A,
where he had been ali the time till,about an
hour since. His mister had been at this
hotel rather more than two years before tana
had been since, it should pc mentioned, In
some hundreds OF others), and he asked the
landlord to, turn4back and see what room ne
had then occupied. Surely eno1gh, it was
Al. In spite e,ofs sallthat he hadgseen since,
and 81 the fact that he had only stayed 10
Florence few days, RoYer remembered the
place and knew his way to his OLD quarters.
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IN. G.. NcI,ANE,s LIVER PILLS, In cases
AauE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine. are
productive of the most happy results. NO better
ca,harc can be used preparatory 10 or after taking
uuirne, We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and rs simple pur-,
sative, they are uneQualled. ...}. =. +
r.' ....... ... =. .. ~. .-. ~
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!! PINAFoRE T0.NI0ar.-bireetor SiegePs
Mozart Pinaiore Company will appear for
the first time tonight in that opera, There
viii OF course. be- fine house, and during,
the season the debt which the Association
has contracted will no doubt be fully paid
off, Seats may be secured at Johnstcns. :.
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TIE LITTLE PEoPLE.-The Midgets-
General Mite and Major Atom said to be
the smallest people in theworid, wilFappear
nt sanger Halle to-day. The leyees will be
from q % 1880 in the sais sernoon; evening,
from I to 8. -.
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Brief HemS.-Tbe election OF Mr. W. Fl.
Walker as a member OF the City Council
from the Third Ward seems to give general
satisfaction. He is prominent citizen, and
will no doubt make an excellent council
man. He has not yet sisnified bis intention
OF accepting the position. 80 80 '......
The October tenn OF the Hustings Court
will begin this morning at II o'clock. There
is but one criminal case on docket for trial.
The civil docket, however, is quite large.
The City Council at their last meeting de-
cided that the city is not legally bound 10
keep the street between the Danville' arch
and the Free bridge IN repair, as it is the
property OF the james River Bridge Com
pany. This Is the main point presented by
the city Of Manchester in the Ericsson suit
for the United States Supreme Court TO de-.
eide.
The colored lunatic who was arrested
and locked up in the station. house Friday
WaS turned loose Saturday morning. He
made rapid strides in the dire otion OF Rich
iuond.
n number OF fine b'ack-bass have been
caught in the :alls in The river between the
Petersburg and Tredegar bridges during
the last few days. .r.
Our citizens are anxious for another pub
lie discussion. The late discussion Of the
debt question here Was a great thing for the
Conservative party. HI-l.
The Readjusters are trying to get up an
other blue-mass meeting. Theaction Of the
Midlothian Convention made q majority OF
the Readjusters sick of politics. It is no.
likely that they will fully recover.
Rev. DR.. Winfree has not as yet signified
his intention OF accepting the call made to
him by the church at Ashland. t.rJ
The City Council will not convene again
for three weeks, as this month has FIVE Fri
days. The body meets the first and third
Friday nights OF each month.
Mrs. Walden, who was painfully injured
last Thursday by a pile OF wood falling
upon her, had somewhat recovered from
! her injuries Saturday.
| The temperance societies OF this city pro-
pose having another temperance rally here
at an early date. .,.. -'.f
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For the Dispatch,1

The lady managers OF the Retreat for the
Sick, 1925 Marshall street, most gratefully
acknowledge the following articles: One
lot OF preserves from Mrs. Barsdmin one
lot Of PRESERVES from Mrs. Courtney Jen-
kins; one mattress from Mrs. uugh Blair !;
one dozen plated forks from Mrs. George
Gaines; one bundle OF linen from Miss
Mary Jane Fulton; one bundle OF linen
from "a Friend" ..-' D.. =.
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POLICE CoURT, SATURDAY-Police- Justice
Joseph j. White presidin9.-The follow
ing colorcd boys were tined for assaultins
Philip Johnson "with rocks, clubs, and
swords": Henry Jackson, $3.50; John
Crump, David Jones, Robert Winston, Ro-
bert Bullock. Eli Winston. Caddie Smith,
and Ned Dickinson, 81 each.
Isabel Allen (colored), charged with cut
ting and wounding Sarah Jackson with q
knife, was sent on to the dustings Court
for Indictment. Bail allowed (but not
giYen) In $500. --.---,-=s,ss- ..-..-
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Roll OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHooL.-Tne following is list Of the pu-
pills on the roll OF honor ut the Richmond
High School for the past week: Senior
CIass-Jeunie Cook, Blanche Lee, Juliet
Marks, Nora Smith, Hette A. Taylor, Susie
Walker, Emma Walters, Blanche Wynne,
Tucker c. EggIesion. intermediate Glass
Lummle Cunningham, Mamfe Love, Addie
Mayo, Christine Whittet. Junior A Glass
Blanche Bargamin, Mary Fitzgerald, Irene
LoYenstein, Sadie McGilvray, Rosa Sala-
monsky, Mary Winston. Junior B Glass
None. Attendance for the week, 81 per
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about a Colored lnfant.-A decision in
the case OF Henrietta Booker Us. Rosa Hix
was rendered by Judge Clopton in cham
bers Saturday afternoon.
The case involved the custody Of all in
fant, and created great deal Of interest
among the colored people here who are
friends to the parties. The child was given
to Rosa by Henrietta, its mother, several
weeks ago, who was at that time unable to
provide for it. Judge Clopton accordingly
decided that Rosa was the lightful custo-
dian OF the infant.
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THE CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.-The telc.
gram published In Saturdays issue giving
a brief account ct the excitement on
'Change in Chicago on Friday, and stating
that 'Ewheat had reached the highest point
yet, selling at S1.93, and then declined to
81 $751;" caused considerable excitement
on 'Change in this city Saturday morning,
and n prompt resort to the telegraph was
the result. 1t was soon ascertained that the
figures had evidently been "bulled" in the
course of transmission, and that the city
papers were not responsible for the error.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

- a-..t q. .7ft e.'r '
The genuine are never sugar.coated - :. ...g
Every box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
i'm preston DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS. -
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures Of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers. '.-s,. s.,,.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. G. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared By Fleming Bros.' OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations
or nc name srcIAss, spelled differently but same
oron,pc,.t,on. my l2-deow1y
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Onr customers should know that we make no
charge for repairs on the NEW No. 8 WHEELER &
WILSON SEwING-MACHISEs Within three wears
from the date of purchase from this agency, and
that we repair their old Wheeler & Wilson machines
without charge other than the ABSOLUTE COST Of
the parts used.
WHEELER & WILSON MANuF'G Co,
.s. -. Ninth ard Frank II n; streets Rfrbmond
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TIE LATE DR.. W1NFREE.-The remains
gentleman killed near Columbus, Ohio, ar
rived here Saturday morning. The funeral
took place at 10 o'clock, and was attended
by Syracuse Lodge, K. of p, HowiIzers,
and large number OF his friends and 'rela-
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0PERATIc.-Danle, Grant was arrested
Ssaarhay evening uu-the -chargeo trespass.
ing upon the premises Of a. Ii Wigand and
stealing an epera.glass Of the value % 70, =
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HEADQUARTERS FOR MEMS USDERwEAn,
LARGEST STOCK,
'."fij BEST GOODS, 30
LOWEST PRICES, at -.'.. .,
.. ...-.... ..... -. JOHN WAgAMAKERS,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

As- o.. al 5GIss Of Renk Estate nnds bet,ss,
tae lSh N January a1ld last Of Jztne .kg .nTey ~
tae present ysur hare to bspam 6ytbg q,lrctass,
03 az SGts' MADE betDe.n the LIST Of Jufy a:,dIca
or ne year the t@GeS have to be p0:d by the ssLe,
- lTnts cuStOti was adOnfeL about nT,e.n yc6rs 40.
Or all the real eatate agents in Richmond. ana az
piles 10 Rich1end and vieinity.J
ROBERT B. LYME. d.: Z. NJ. trustees ,ale OF
brick store and dwelling on the Yves, side of scv
enleenlh street near TO CLAY. -,
GRuBGS WILLIAMS. 12 NJ. commissioners
sale OF tract Of land in the county OF Npnr,co
on the Cratgion road; also. farm on the 81 me
road road Two miles east OF the city. owned by Mr.
RICHARDSON & CO., ) p. NJ. valuable lot with
small framed house. on the northeast corner ot
Leigh and Twenty sixth cts.
r. 6. ANDERSON Sc SON, 10 4. NJ. groceries.
HIGH CONS1 ABLE. D A. NJ, furniture.
j. X. HOCKADAY, 10 A. NJ, five tierces rice, soap
apples, &c.
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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully whise
ny the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINH DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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ATTENTION Is called 10 the farms advertised IT
to-day's paper by Messrs. CHAFrIS, STAPLES
Co.. to be sold at auction on the PATH and 18TH OF
OCTOBER and the 10TH OF NOVEMBER NEXT.
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FAIRS.
EXCURSIONS.
YORKTOWN. 2SD OCTOBER.

THE NESETY-EiGHrH ANSITERSARY OF
THE, SURRENDER OF LORD CORNWALLIS,
which Is preliminary u the Centennial Celebration
IN 1881, WILL BE HELD AT YORKTOWN,
OCTOBER 23p.
The exercises win consist Of addresses. poems
&c. by distinguished speakers, aud =, grand FREE
BARBECUE TO all strangers. ..
II win be participated In hy troops from Rich
mond. Norfolk, Port mouth, Williamsburg, Hamp-
ton. Baltimore Washington. ADD; by order OF the,
Secretaries Of War and the Navy thu troops from.
kort Aenroe and The squadron at prese IA In Hamp-
ton Roads wllltuke part in the exercises. -
Trains will leave the York River depot at q
o'clodk A. M and reach Yorkt s~u al IL! O'Clock.
Retarn4Hgr leave yorktown W 6,o'eock r. H., civ
ing allt1curstouists su!l from West Point and up.
Richmondal q o'ctnck p. u. "
~ .fEjTR0uND-TRIP TICKETS. *o--.
to be had from officer OF the First regmaot and
at Jouy8Tcex'S. 9l3 Main street. ..
special ears for ladies. The trip otfasa mosS
peasant lnh ncements 70 pa-fas OF ladies and Esn-
demsn' whc wish ospsnd aoslIghtfui day,
hla IS ss.f f.N
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A. ELLYsoN u CO.. advertising agents, insert ad
vertsements La all OF the newspapers OF the Upla.
S;aeS at publishers rates. Orders left at the D<,
patch counting-room viii receive prompt s.sep
tIOn.
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BUaNETT'S FLAyoRIyG ExrRAcrs.:LT8e .,,-
DeTforfty OF these extracts consists f,s f6.tr sr
Ject purity and great strength. They are war-
ranted free from The poisonous oils which enter into
the composition of many OF the Fictitious layors
now In the market. > - i1SiF3.72',i
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THE PULPIT AND PRESS recommend the LEE
GALLERY, Main street. for BEAUTIFUL PHoTc-
GRAPHS. Most reasonable prices. Satisfaction 10
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b ,arsss FHEs cfRCULATioF or THE DrsP ATGH.
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cikUu.
GATToN oF.ALE 'TRr oTHER DAILY NE NV VS..
;PAPERs OF THE CRY. : t'2s 70 'ti;e a4:'i-t't
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/ ,crp.rep MOUTH, the healing properties
] .2,s, fHn IssI infgHRss CARDobIc MoUTH-WAsH
!. "a ,,ns,ceiied. ;Faayseents bottle. ls' =.
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6 Well, my man ,',saia o. military doctera
to a pntiert who had been on s. low diet "
for . long. time, IS how ara. you a,'sta Much.
better, sir.o g Could you,eata q small chiekepi
Ia. daY 81, 30 That / could, sd. = g VI hat
Woaid you like 1t stuffed with - :, y. Please u
Insr @ honor, y replied toe hlnSr patient,
b would like itstnfed With sncahes.
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FoRALL pIsEAsFsoF TIE TsAta Nsp ,,onrn
use MEADE 4 BA1EBsi CAASo''lo' IVY tAEi
WASH. Fifty cents bottle ~ ii
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rEnteted' at the Post Oface 1t Richmond, va, NJ
I'ss:'r' as1 second.eiass matter.J fi.iAi 5'sT
/. WEATHER REPo;Rr. i !,

INDICATIONS For SuNDAY.-7For the Mid
die States, partly cloudy weather anc areas
OF rain, cooler southwest. to, northwest
winds, followed by rising barometer do
ring Sunday. ia@Et
For the South Atlantic States,1 cooler
southwest to northwest winds, rising ba-
rometer, loesl rains, and partly cloudy Wea-
ther. -.s.,~ .-..a .,,s-..-
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INcIPIENI TARTAR AND sctHF feHoSsun W
MEADE j. BAKERS SAPoSlSE DEN Is
Fifty cents box. 80 =-.r..l- +. .~ d,
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SYMPTOMS oF'A roRPrD'LigER.

Loss az Appetite, Bowels tostive; Pain IN the
Head v tsn . duh eenka,ion ;a the back p4rts gxin
Irri'sbility OF Temper; Low spsri,s, with feeling
of having psEfeceed some duty. Wear,Desss D1Ezt-
hess Futering at the Heart, Dots Before the Eyes,
yellow Skin; Headach, tgrneraAy over the right
eye; Rest'essness,, with atfai dreams;5 Highly-
Colored Urine. + ,fp. III, f. 5s:s ss#a "a. +
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE-
l,ss RIoUs DISEASES Will SOON
,r" al'E BE DEyELo LopED. 7ss.3t :
i TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted 10 such
cases. One dose ehscis such change Of feeling Is
TO astonlsh the sufferer. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20

Rev. r. F. Osgood, New York, says: .,..
II have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and Ner-
.vousuess. never had any medicine to do me 30
much good as TUFTS PILLS. 1hey are asigood
e OFFICE, Sc MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
..... Inn JS.eodt FeIQ3 - ~'E4+ H..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20

FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from, decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE 6 BAKERS Can
BoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20

NOVELTIES at CARDozo, FoURQUnEAN &
CO.'S. 80 'i:A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20

FOR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE l. BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents a bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20

sAyr MONEY by hzziag yonr pssnHns aass 49, ,a,s
nIsrAxcH PRINgEg-Hou 6eoa FWss ssH
nrsees. and estasactqn Esa9anteed s,a"s1st