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The Old Yorktown Bell.

Editors Dispatch: l have Just: been
lplaced in possession Of the following infor-
nation regarding "the old Yorktown bell''
mentioned bY"G. A. g." in your issue OF
tbe 18th instant: l.rra .@ 4 l,.a +. r..
T. In 1SG5-immediately after the conclu-
sion ofjour late war-among lot OF old
brass cGn6scated by the Federal Govern
ment from the effects Of some mapufactory
OF the Confederate GoFernmeut-presum
.hty the arsenal at Richmond, Va.--which
was sold, the purchaser being Dir. 81. w.
Hook, q, brass-founder OF, Phlladepbis,
were found. the fragmcntary pieces of
an old bell, the inscription marking which
designated it as the town-bell OF our his
toric Yorktown, of Virginia. -
.Mr. Hook made the, offer. to the late Vim
cent .Bargamin, of this city, who visited
philadelphia in the. autumn Of 1861 to re-
store the bell, either by riyetting the pieces
together or by recasting in fac Simite
(using the old materially, and to present it
10 the State OF Virginia, hence the publica-
tlon in the Richmond Enquirer mentioned
by &C. A. B.' - .,.- -
It is believed that resolution was offered
in the Virginia Assembly by the late
Thomas Fl. Wynne, q year or two there
after, looking to the acceptance by the
State OF the proposition of Dir. Hook, but
the generous design OF the latter appears
never to have been consummated. ...r#
Mr. Hook retained the fragments of the
bell in bis possession certainly us late as
1870, as they were again seen at that period
at bis office by Mr. Burgamin. "a.
The ultimate fate OF the bell is not known,
but it is to be hoped that it has fallen into
the hands OF some duly appreciative body
or individual. ,.
Mr.. Hook, learn, died few months
since. = p. a r. \. B.
RICHMOND, VA, October 81, 1879.
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MoRTrART. REPORT for the week ending

MoRTuART. REPORT for the week ending
October 18, 1879: #
Cause Of Death: AnopleXy, l white;
bronchitis, l colored; childbirth, c0lOred;
congestion OF lungs, 9 coored; convulsions
Qnfantile), white, l colored; diarrhoca, 1
white: diphtheria, l white; fever (scar-
let), l white; fever (typboid), 2 white. 4
coIored; heart-disease, l colored; maras-
mus, white; neglect, l colored; paralysis,
coIored; pneumonia, white; softening
OF brain, white; scrofula, white; tabes
mesenterica, colored; unknown, l color
ed. Whole number OF deaths in the city,
exclusive OF stil-births, 20. Age: One
month to six, white; one year to three, 4
white, 8 colored-total, five years to ten,
white, coored-total, 2; twenty years
to thirty, 9 colored; thirty years to forty,
3 white, 2 colored-total, 5; forty years 10
fifty, white, I colored-total, 2; fifty years
to sixty, 4 coIored; sixty years to seventy,
2 white; seventy years to eighty, c0lored.
Condition: Single. white, I colored-tota,
IA; murried, white, colored-total, O.;
widowers, 1 ,colored; widows, 2 colored.
Nativity: Richmond, IL J; other parts OF the
United States, 13; Italy, /; unknown. l. Lo-
cality: Marshall Ward, 3 white; Jefferson
Ward, 3 white, colored-total, 5; Madison
Ward, 2 white; Monroe Ward, Iwhite, CO.
lored- total, 8; Clay Ward, white; jack
son Ward. l white, 8 colored-total, g.;
almshouse. white, & colored-total, 3.
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FUNERAL. OF REV. JOSEPH TERRER.-The
funeral OF Rev. Joseph Terrier, the eolored
minister who died suddenly on Sunday
while officiating of funeral ut the Fourth
Baptist church, took ploce yesterday morn
ing Ut the church where he was stricken
down by the fatal ma!ady Ct which ne dieo.
Rev. Messrs. Evans Paine and G. A. BraN-
ton took p1rt in the services.
Mr. Tefrer had just uttered the words
"Cholr please sing, and brethren take up
the so!.leetlon," when be became speechless,
and was. conveyed, as has already been
STAT ed, to a nei2bborins, house, where he
81 ed. He was licensed by the Fourth .1 bape SIle
LIST church October IA. 1877. AZ Tue lIns
when W. 81. Gwatbmey (ReY: ocott s,'' uWa'u' W
tmey's sony was licensed. -, - -. ;,
There was a. very large eongregat'on
nresent, and the services were very lmpres'
siye. MIR. Terrier leaves q wife ana lWt
.
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KSkcU TIVE COMMITTEE,
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RICHMOND, september ), 1879.
s,,.n,sERv ALIVE MEETINGS. TO be
|NV.nr.ss.e by one or apare distinguished SPEAK
&c sanc,ncp sana ns,is ss Courthouse, B,bs's store
= sssnniv} BisckshHrg tMontg tgomery county,,
tteaSis,s Conrthouse, Aoineten Mssn MSssns"n mse,n
S arsplin's tNeison cSas!t' sprihk FH - >3rS's 3
So en,3S.t,-Ba,h Courthouse. Elisabeth City
N;sssSs<e I,yuchbng. SIsdtsen Co8r r;tfosfse; new
r1r Nelson eountyl Thoaapsons CroSSs-hoa's
"sss soa.s os.a..nsEArriugtou Nelsoncoaney ris:o,:
tssSssa,: * Store tsrossyfvan'a coants', she'o"'S
Ma IlSm m55ssgIp,HBrcwnsburg sg, tRockerdge soan.yl,
0e,o,tiii, Bir Lick ,Roannke county,. Msnakin
~Wyshe,is5 Wyshe,in5 oountSj. Massis's Mm tGoochlani,,
t'oSnnS Il. .cu,<a coun'y), Anderews's sto'e' spo'.
,srhntac ~7,i'- Accomsc Courthouse. Augusta
e,Ss"nsc, e,S% BedfoId Courthouse, brunswick Sour..'
t""' TunSernnd Cour huG-S, Eauonei SoutS
hoSsr. Fluvsnua Courthouse, conn.
fEqHS" WiI,iam Courthouse. Loviufs'0n SelsOnl,
~. MI" MI ronrtNJ use. Page Courthouse Maseneton
N.""shnnsc Wcsl rroreiand Courthouse. "'ec Soaf'-
t""', ss,unts>S a.os.i>a county,.
Doasr. e", 5,S;n-R,aud Courthouse. montgomery
Wr.nnnsc. W. PAirics Courthouse, surry Courthouse
lpeHoo tLSGGSS S9Go,GSSWs1ns G% Minis Cumberland coun-
nt sn,r-l.es.ng'on tnarbecue),, Henry
N.."an,s NI%"s E,aroecuc,, CsrrsSillc isle OF wight
sosni!.. s,.-G:ceu Spring Depet tLouisa).
XSSsSember ls.-Ecii'> Cross-koads tLoa's''' ha''-
i.S VesInhsr Sd-Abcmar.e ;Cnar!ot,csviilel Char
co.r,housc. FranSiin Courthouse. rederSS
R',ssnnss, R',s Gloucester Courthouse. Grcensvliie
e"aTtIH "Wi.hi Courthouse, PnShatan Courthouse,
EsIs,rss, tnue CGur.aouSe Friuce W liHani CourS-
ss,sc Rshmsnd County Gonr'tSuss, Ss,srnsn Spo,sys
r's'Ip ptU BIGGER, secretary.
..rss,y,,}ye pscer> please copy. au az
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BRIEF ITEAs-P PERsoNAL.-The quaran.
tine restrictions having been Withdrawn
from Memphis, the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. are nowishipping freight
to that city without detention.
F. T. Glasgow, Esq, resigned bis posi-
tion as registrar and Judge Of election at
First Precinct in Monroe Ward, and Mr..
Charles Campbell vas yesterday appointed
by Judge Christian to I'll the vacancy.
Colonel Solomon Lincoln, Jr., who will
represent Governor Talbot, Of Ma>sachu-
sets, at Yorktown next Thursday, is in the
CITY at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. John II. Mcdonald has been elected
principal OF the Graded school in Scots
vile, Abemarle county. lie has gone to till
his position. .3..
One OF the New York papers says that
"one hundred years ago CornWallls sur
rendered at Yorktown" AS this is the era
when pardonable mistakes are recorded
nearer home, ye local takes pleasure, In
scoring one for somebody else.
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yRAtI13j Iii iTREyILLIAN's. There. was d
good turnout at Trevillian's yes. .erday, con-
:sitering the weather. The Conservatives
were represented By Captai1 2.durray, can.
dIdate for tia fsenate Major Stiles, and
Colonel Gilmans John Hp,lter, Esq, Con-
seryative candidate for TIE House OF Dele
gates, was also present as he Is at all the
meetings III his coNr ity. The meeting OF
Yesterday was. cert ..nly and Enthusiastically
Conservative, and 1t was q noticeable fea.
tnre thst the re- lresentatiye colqred men OF
the, neigh bhArb b;ood we're present and In favor
os The DEBT sstslement. Il ,.,4p . J: j
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. G.. NfCLaSE's LIVER PILLS, in cases
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quiniue' are
productive of the most happy results. NO Dettcr
cahartc can be used preparatory to or after taking
uinine. Wewould advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and rs simple pur-
yative, they are unequaled. ..ate
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STATE FAIR.-The approaching State Fair
promises, we are assured, to excel all others
which have preceded it.
Nearly every department is we'll supplied.
The general-entry list was closed yesterday !;
but the dos.lisf, which is special one, will
be open until the beginning OF the Fair.
~ The number OF entry-cards for machines
and implements are numerous. -.
Manufactures from Ohio, New jersey,
New York; Pennsylvania, and North Caro-
lima ,h.vc forwarded machines and imple-
ments of-almost every description.
The ladies' department will be we'll filled,
and no doubt prove to be one Of the chief
attractions Of the Fair.
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/. .DR. HAwTB0RSE's LECTURE BEFORE THE
You've MEMS. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Rev. J.cB. Hawthorne, d. D., of Aontgom.
cry, Alabama, will lecture before the Young
Mems Christian Association next Friday
night at Association Hall. His theme is.
g BE. True to Thysef." DR.. Hawthorne is
one Of the most popular pulpit orators in the
South, and this lecture has attracted large
crowds and been most favorably received in
many OF our largest cities. Members Of the
Association admitted free. 49,. i.7...... So 'I
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TIE TBEATRE.-Mr. Byron and his COM
pany played the drama "EAcross the Contl-
nent" at the Theatre again last night to a
good audience. The play, as we have al
ready said, is highly sensational, but is
thought to be one OF the best OF its kind.
Joe Ferris (Mr. .BytoD) is the hero OF the
drama, and one of the most interesting
scenes in the piece IS where Ferris, by the
use Of the telegraph, which the Indians
thought they had destroyed, succeeds ia
bringing assistance from neigbborI1g sta
ton; and: titus relieves his friends from
utter annibiistion! The Indians figure con-
spicuously, bit, one. Of the best characters
in3the play lis Mrh John Pendy, who repfe'
sents tbe Guflud Cent? ~, 4 = ~ ;.i =
Tonight MIR, Byron plays " Hero-"',
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n Kinks ENrERrA1sRD.-The Blues, otter
drill and inspection last evening, were In.
Yited by Lieutenant =. D. starke g DIS DIS
residence, oh Fifth street, where they Esle
handsomely, entertained, A large uumDer
Of the association members were present;
After o pleasant reunlon and songs Dy
PrIyates FIT. West, Jr., and Jackson Guy,
CorTorail g. Chestnut Hniie, on Denan 9!
the, cempauy, ) returned thanks In O. psiel
lspeech; aIa thA .bogs retired, ,3ii5 ~ =
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Personat.-M. a. Cogbill, Esq. clerk OF
the County Court. who has been quite sick
for several weeks, is able to be out on
crutches. 'r. -s.,.s . r.. ....... g..
Rev. William A. Campbell, pastor of the
Presbyterian church OF this city, left for
DanviIIe Yesterday, where he will remain
several days. "'. .,.:
DR.. Walker, the Conservative nominee
for the Senate from this district, was in the
city yesterday. .~ ...rs- .s.a..". n...
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Brief emS.-The Chesterfield Circuit
Courts. 5. Weisiger iudge-Nill convene
next month. ...... ...I
At Il meeting of the Board OF Supervisors
held at the Chesterfield Courthouse Monday
all OF the members were present. The
Board ordered several claims TO be paid,
and adjourned to meet again in December.
The court for the trial Of civil warrants
was held at the Mayor's-Court room yester-
day. Several civil cases were disposed OF.
James A. Gentry is the senior Justice Of the
court. =. ..,. . : ...---i... -, .-e ...o
Councilman Owens, offthe Third Ward,
is reported to be better. He has been
quite sick for several, weeks, and has not
been able to attend meeting OF the Coun-
Gil. .:... ..nr s.' :s.'. .... ..
We are baying all sorts OF political dis
cu>sions ip this district, and politics. are at
fever heat. The prospects OF the whole
Conservative ticket being elected are very
favorable. ... .f-
Judge w. I. CIopton and B. A. Hancock,
ESQ, are expected to speak at Powhatan
to-day in favor OF the MeCuloch plan.
The Readjusters OF this district expect
to meet at Coa1tield to-day to nominate cam
ddates for the Legislature in opposition to
the Conservative nominees. The Manches-
ter delegation will hardly be present.
Workmen are engaged in putting the
roof on the colored Baptist church in this
city. When completed the church will
have baptiSmal.pool.
a number Of persons from this city at
tended the boat-race at the Brewery yester-
day afternoon, Notwithstanding the inclem-
ency Of the weather. ..
The City Council will soon repair the
walkway between the Free bridge and the
Arch.
Several persons from this city went to
Clover Hill, in Chesterfield county, yester-
day afternoon, to attend the public speaking G
which was announced to take place there.
Manchester has about q dozen young
men who are mem bers OF military compa.
MES in Richmond. .......t. .......--..
The acquittal Of Socrates Brooks Monday
night was in conformity with public senis
ment. ..... ...... ..... .... 49,. g.
The Elliott Grays will meet tonight, and
will make tiral preparations for their re
union. ..-.- 81. -... .... -.---- .r.. =.
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THE ATTRACTIVE PRICES

Z q u Z -, .f.rs
are now Offering their Whole stock at are drawing
large crowds daily to their spacious store.
They are following the plan, adopted during their
closing taleef selling every article Mt the LOWEST
PRIcE!and deserve;the success they have met with
We bespeak forthem the liberal patrosaseof our
readers. 9!fG 1854 a2 sts IL yl-i-i1 oaile s
BURSETT's FLAyoRISG EXTRACTS are used
and endorsed BY the tess hotels csafectioers and
grocers throughout the country. They are perfectly
pure. at once the cheapest aud best and received
The biShest award at The Centennial Exhibition.
HEADQUARTERS FoB MEMS UNDERWEAR.
t-, ,,,.. e.;-,.. LARGEST STOCK, ..-., ..,....5
BEST GOODS,
..' :. tH.''. j owEST PRICFs.at G-t-.
.., ..s'L 4.i ngs J0HN WAHAMAKER'S.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
oct. 20, Oct. 10, Oct. II, Oct. 8.
1877. 1878. 1879. 1879.
W. G.. w. &. w. G. W. {.
..16 IS Il 20 Q 7 II Il

Mean temperature for the week ending
October II, 1855; mean temperature for
the week ending October 1S, 1913.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
October II. 600 inches; amount of rainfall
for the week ending October IS. 600 inches.
Population Of city estimated at $4,000
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 1910 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1856 per 1000 per annum;
rate Of mortality Of colored population was
81 40 per 1000 per annum.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SUHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
- PROF EssoR L. NJ HASSET.EFF. Principal
I.:- professor ut Anguish Female seminary; Miss
u. J. BALDWIN. Pripcipal). 3U4 east Grace street ,
elween Third and Fourth. opens OCTOBER /.
1879 Youth Of both sexes reccis ed Special classes
iyv children from six 10 ten years of ags. Hours
trsaged 10 suit pnuiIs attending schools of English
Evening classes for young men IL French anu
Ge,nan. Langusges theoretically and practically
Taught Send for circulars TO 304 east Grace street
" IN m
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-RoLIcE COURT, Observation-Disclosures, jus
tice Joseph u. White presidinq.---John
Bropby, reported for keeping his bar-room
open on Sunday and, selling liquor, was
nnec SoO. ,tG.Gba JsIu ."no1iag ~" -
IA large number OF cases were continued
until to-day. i .~fgnaaaI ..s,.:l - ...r
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COUNT OF MAIL-MATTER.-In pursuance
OF an order from the Postmaster-Geperal,
all postmasters in the. United States will,
for q period Of one week. commencing 1st
November, make an actual count, Of the
number OF letters. ana postal-certls and iof
packages Of third and ,fonrth-clsss matter
deposited for mailing at their Offices. The
number Of articles OF second.cl;ss matter.
including sample copies, mailed upon,those
DAYS, will be obtained from the certificates
Of the publishers and Of ncws-agents. :.
We are requested by Colonel W. ".
Forbes, postmaster OF Richmond, to invite
the. attention OF the publishers and news
agents of this city to the orGer.of tbe De-
partment. There are forty-three putlica-
tions in Richmond admitted to tbs mails as
" "second-class NATTER" most Of which are
published weekly or oftener, so that in
those cases only one count VIII be neces-
sary unless two issues he printed and mailed
within the seven days. In no case will the in
formation given be disclosed, nor Will any de-
tailed statement be made by the Department.
All publisher and neWs-agentS in this
city who read this notification will obIige
Colonel Forbes by informing him without
delay or their purpose to comply with the
request lof the Postmaster General, so" that
those not responding during the next few
days may have further opportunity to be
informed OF that request. -'|.. :,
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Protructed Meeting in the County.-A
protracted meeting is iu progress at Beth
lehem church, Chesterfield county. RevS.
j. w. David and j. A. Leslie are conduct
ing the services: Thealtar has been crowded
with penitents, and much interest is being
manifested in the meeting. Services are
held each afternoon, from 2 O'Clock u1til
near sunset. The attendance upon each oc-
cason has been very large. ,,.t. ..sr., .
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GUNPGWDER,

F,au DUPONT. De sSEM0URS q CO.,
H.. WILMINGTON. DEL- .T4a
-AA' ,,a,s,,tSes,,rers ef Abe celebrated
r,cTE DiiCKiNC, EAGLE RiELE, and
~ ppIJTasgoNfi- sc RAIN POWDER
The most popular In use. sH n,,, Auas st,
,Id Rti. Pnwder,f Tor army and navy orananee.
n,t,ad Stafes (;oyerunsnL standard; also Tug "
rioas grades af Sporting. shippiag' Aiaina' AAs
b asking ~ oTanssNR asNRY NJ woRrHAsf, Aseas.
8, I, i,t5ii easueR % f'eria ape Sssy q.
!. oc aS-s0a3w - lIs4aA u 8lSp'tNeN1Ffsegt p
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yoTEI.s AND BOARDING.HoUsEs.

HOTEL, BALTIMORE.
Il LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS, BALTf-
MORE, Mn-RBtes reduced 70 % and ~. 90 per
or ~, rlors bsllls and double rooils, according 10
DE The most convenient aud latest-built hotel IN
The clty.D Elevator runs continuously TO al nc
sonrs All lines OF city passenger cars pass me
l.oors. ,.,,. I;ms.a.ycfi w. NC Il o5a 30. 1a.m
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LOCAL MATTERS,

TIE KaNGwHk-OLYMPIC BOAT RACE
SUCCESS OF THE KaSAwBA CLuB.-The. con-
test between the Olympic and Kanawha
boat-ciubs for the silk pennant offered by
Messrs. A. Saks & Co. to the successful
crew took place yesterday afternoon be-
tween and 5 O'Clock on james river. The
course was, from q point at the. rock k-dike
just below the quarry barf, on the south
side of James river, to the stake boat oppo-
site the JamesrRiver Brewery. the distance
being one aud n half miles, - ID -... -a,y
A cold, disagrecable rain was falling du-
riug the entire race, butit didn't seem to
dampen the ardor OF the crews or ofthe
few hundreds OF people on shore, bargrs,
and steamers, who witnessed the manly
contest. j. = (>5,.'. .'.h.. Al ~ - D.. "a
About hali-past 3 O'clock Dir. j. II.
| Schoocraft, starting Judge; Mr.. &. K.
MED bv q few friends, went down to the
stake. boats at the starting noint, and COM
| pleted the arrangements for The race. The
ending Judge, Mr.. II. D. Whitcomb. and
others, followed as far down as the Brewery,
where the race terminated, on Mr.. SCHOOL,
crafts steam-yacbt Bonito. ~ RS
The Kanawba crew was the first to arrive
at the starting point, and were soon III posi-
tion on the south side OF the course. The
Olympics came up next, and got in position
on the north side Of the cham
Everything was in readiness. when, I'M
fortunately, the Ariel was seen approach.
ing. and OF course the start was necessarily
deferred until she passed up. After the
swell which the Ariel made in the water
subsided the boats were again given their
positions, and a good start was made. the
Olympic crew putting in forty-two strokes
to the minute, while the Kanawhas started
with forty. The average of the crews,
however, was about thirty-tivr. The Ka-
nawba crew took the lead at the very start.
and kept it until the signal-gun was fired
by the end Judge. Time, 1916 9 5. Upon
the arrival OF the crews at the Brewery they
were greeted with hearty cheers. Which in
dicated the interest manifested In the con-
test.
At the boat.house at Rockets the crews
took off their rowing-suits, and then went
over to the warehouse Of Mr. A. S. Lee,
where Major 10. Lane Stern, on behalf Of
Messrs. A. Saks j. Co., presented the pen
nant to Captain Norman S. Walker, ,Jr., OF
the kanawha crew. who received it and
transferred it to Mr.. Kelley, the latter gen.
tleman making the reception address. Both
speeches were heartily applauded.
Mr., Cans, on behalf Of bis. firm, and being
called upon, stated that be proposed to offer
similar prize annually, and that hereafter
the contest would be open to all the clubs
in the State. !! A,n'..'-5 ! 80
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RELIEF OF INFLAMMATION AND ULCERA
TION OF, THE BLADDER, AFTER TIE
LIFE OF THE PATIENT had BEEN
DESPAIRED oE & BY HIS r MED1-., -

Extract from letter of n. B. Greer, Of Rocky
Mount, Franklin county, Va. Of June 3, 1861
IL have recently had occasion TO try the 'Litha
Water, In case OF Infam NATION and liberation
result OF structure of twenty years standing. had
exhausted all the resources both of experience ana
authority, without re ief. and when my patltnt
commenced the use OF IT. had no hope OF his recoy-
ery. Hc has been using the ~ ater i've weeks, with
results so favorable that he has every prospect
of complete recovery, and without some unexpected
change IN hts condition. will he on his feet IN snort
time. The Effects of the wafer In this case nave
been marve llous. For the sake of humanity shall
keep record OF the case, and report to you as II ad-
vances.n r- (. - ~: =.
In q subsequent communication, DIR. Greer. re-
ferrirg 10 the above case, says:
:" In the case of Infa mmation and liberation OF
the Bladder heretofore reported The patient recoV-
cred. apd attribute the recovery entireiyto the
Ltthla Water ...- A..
These WATERS, In cases Of one dozen half-gal-
Ion bottles s. per case Of the SprinQs. and OF PUR-
CELL. LADD & CO.. Richmond, Va.' 70 90 per
case. Pamphlet Sent 10 any address
THOMAS +. GOODE, Proprietor.
oc / 2taw6w Buffalo Lithla Springs. Va.
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