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81 VEGE;T1QE
FOR CHlLLS, SHAKES.
FEVER and AGUE.
ro.l,,.., ~ ~ ls-S
Tarboro. \. ls7S

Mn. II. X. STEVENS -
Dear Sir,-l feel very grateful for what yo"
valuble medicine, Vegetine, has done ~ my
family. wish to express my thanks ny INFORM
ing vuu Of the wonderful cure NJ my son ais"
to let yon Know that Vegetine Is the BEST n'en
icne that l ever saw for Chills. shakes, Fever
and Acue. NV sOn was sick with measles III
l.,3 which left him with Hip.jOint disease. MY
,On suffered great deal of pain, all vi the time
the pain was 10 great he did nothing but cry
The doctor, did not help him a particle, b.
could not lift his foot from the floor, he could
not move without crutches, read your adver :.
tisement il the Louisville Courier. Journal, ,
that Vegetine was u great Blood Purifier anu
Blood food. tried one bottle, which was a
great benefit. He kept on with the medicine,
gradually gaining. HI has taken eighteen hot
ties in ALL aud he Is completely restored to helth
walking without crutches or cane. He is tWen-
" ysars Of age. j have younger sou, fifteen
wears Of aye, who n subject to Chills. When.
ever he feels one cOmming on, he comes in takes
q dose Of VegetiDe and that 10 the last Of tho
Chill. vegstina loovesnO had effects upon sys.
TEN like most Ofthe medicned recommended FOR
Chills. I Cheerfully recommend veketine for
such complaints ] think II Is the greatest
medicine in the worth. .ie., Iefsif' ..
Respectfully, MRS J. ". LLOYD
VEGRT1NB,-When the blood becomes lifeless
and stagnent, ether from change of weather or
Of climate, want Of exercise, Irregular diet or
from any, so,her cause, the vegetine will renew
the blood carry Oh the purid humors, cleans the
stomach, regulates the bowels. and imparts =
tone Of vigor to the whole body.
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TIE Tennessee Legislature At Il,
jees eeooloe passed Law making il 9
0joeeolasel ..1ee any pereon 20 cell.
es1oe1GH1 bAto itliss into TIE
sylep1p beA heapsrppas. ~ .seilias, civ.
~ eS1GSe othoswioesdiqs6ins 81
soA1s g po1hst pisoels svar6.eotsrs, d
seAey st6et Had II pistols s1vvSi amy
- oe.y. Gtels; provides, tlIdt .ths
s Ghal p b enforced ttdinst Sny
~ - eeos fSw having -liceose TO- III
n } astj - until The szpirasioa II
r. 'pte19st lieepse." WDj
We aGrse with the Shrsvspote
Ij0ea wbss II eays, "sbis il striking
- q ~ rot Of IL evil aud .ucl
R1Het .sistsjt a5sld ssooS
".e.esalt lnsssRssavss's, eSt.iesof
"a s!tio tsspss which 10 NV bsise
-ao0oe1 seoplaissd Of oil over Tho
- ss'sasosss ss.ain -.
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WASHINGTON, D. C. April II. 1Si

WASHINGTON, D. C. April II. 1879.
That was d important decision 81
The Democratic House caucus on
Weduesday-thst hereafter the House
should not longer adjourn over from
u oees11ay to Tuesday, tho day on
which, under the rules, bins may Ike
introduced. The decision means no
Ices than that, il the house can have
ito way, there shall be general legis.
latiOn at this session. At the same
Lt1nA there il no reason to believe
that aot financial measures calcnla.
ted to disturb business will be passed.
On tho contrary, ! think there is here
. growing conviction that something
may be done -uAich will not only he
beneficial to the people in general but
slsO tn the business interests OF the
county. 70
The ..lNipdom movement Of ne.
groealioo Tho Sossh TO the North
west, which must have been disaster.
QUE to the emigrants even If conduct
ed with tho utmost care and with %
abundance of capital, threatens to
work Q permanent injury, to tho
whole raes. Those persons who hon
sstly favored the scheme Of cOloni.
sstion no doubt believed that 90 Of
ito results would be that cOnsidera
bic number of the negroes would
learn lessons of self.dependence
through separation from their former
aealesH II lAQoes asAa Qloss could
1r0 Sct q kbn Ind & III scheme
"a }nllaiieA elld1 1patsrial
- ~ 3 lgi6 0tft chance
V6uM 50 entitled Is Great credit. But
those best informed on the former
question are in painful doubt, and, 90
lar % the latter il concerned, l have
heard no practical men speak encour.
ssingly.
MI Hendricks is not a man Who
peed introduction to the readers Of
~ sd1uoeraiics paper He is, and
dsssivsdly ono Of the most generally
respected men in the party. There
10, therefore, importance 10 what he
10 just oow reported a. having said as
In , tho .prehshls isaases sf ~ next
Y hid tial 10pai1 !. II He6dricks
says 10 will not again be second on
tho ticket, no matter who Is first. He
declines to cay anything for or against
Ne. Tilden 40 4 candidate. He he
lisvss that the prominent subject Of
shA1aS&1smpojap ,uiQ nat he fiuan.
Gill; 81 'thle ~ rehabilitation a.
against tho constitutional rishts of
Oh the States. aud that Democrats
everywhere will be thoroughly united
% The eide Of the Constitutional
oeneral Eusernlsest He
@13e2e Nj Aay@s wnall he |
jtDlilSd 81 tetoing Tie proposed log
ie)ation Of Congress on the subject Of
ffee elections and fair jaries. |
10 the Presbyters OF Washington, !
at Il session here this week. Chief
Justiee Drake Of tho Court Of Claims,
attempted 70 secure the passage Of a
resolution condemning attendance at |
the theatres. Il was referred to q |
Committed: q The Judges only vice,
they cay u playing . villainouSly
peee 1an1, 0f hillisrds asd have
1e11, 0at h. Mp1A keep mp the
1o6bCt .6osl e. e'slsek q Sunday
0aeai1o soAhsr lbas. 20 hsosq witl- !
o1e06 Soeleey. Bet asldes itVm biz
16oleslna 10 BIZ 6A4 JNllsasds, the
Jo0eD b - exeelleit tentieman. and
! a:rttsy IN. Ys1S{Esty sat do*n
- hs SSnptt4Sd sally: 5000 /
ssfoii AA(AONs
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VEGETINE
FOR DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS,
And General Debility.

,..g -., -. Bernardst0n, Mass, les.
We, the undersigned, having used Vesetine
take pleasure in recommending it to all those
troubled with Humors Of any kind, D., spepsia,
Nervousness, or General Debility, it being the
Great Blood Purifier, Sold by X. L. CrowsIl 4
Sons. who sell more Of 10 than all other patent
medicine put together 4
MRS. L. +. PERKINS.
MRS. II. W. SCOTT.
JOSEPHUS SLATE
vEGsTISE is the great health restorer-com.
posed exclusively Of barks, roots and herbs.
1t is worry pleasant to take every child likes it,
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We treat an waters, whatever Impurities
they hold in solution. Remove Scale. Prs.
le114 iDcale fssmiDg. Prevents c9DdSn and
"19eljDR." sCuataias ~ Add, sssAs EUstuhtwl
perfectly harmless Acts on Oh Waters, what.
ovef their Impurities. Any wsser can b en-.
plOyed-hara water, sea water, or snlphurN,s
49,. Saves, fuel, repairs, and oil aud tallow,
sad lesssns The dangef 81 explosions. Can be
fss sen 4 i ss% Rr t. g
~. An ihft1gsnents dealt with according to
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~.

|3& ~. T. 1;I:Aine to .u..,
$50 l1D q aas aguisnlt.fa exhibit
l. 49, = 16lIews 70 The Secretary q
- oDo!eey: Eater Ne, also, for /
jseaAS Al u teok tho prise.
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vAse 1ess .po6by' mean r
~ ~ esas." "Wsl1. then, %,
- 1ooe y very stylish, 1t grand.
oe yeo'vo Ct - nebbieet noe Il
!. sSxsI 1raars4...A.z A.msa -. n. l
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VEGETNIE
FOR NERVOUS HEADACHE
AND RnumA1ISMl.

ClnClhatl, o., APflIV, 1871
Mr.. H. 4. Stevens: t
Dear Sir-I have used your vegetine for Net
vous Headache, slso for Rhnmatsnl, aud have
f'.uud entire relief from both; and take great
pleasure in recommending it tn all who may liz
likewise afflicted +. A. GOOD, los Mill st Gin
Veyetine hes restored thousands to health
who has been long and painful sufferers
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, YIN. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING .nsseheshsifithe b~sinsss 3,
~ !. !. ChamRe Rssbss at, this point
!. e g. J! q! md Orwagd prenpfly, ajl
1ft:sssss a9d COTTON coneigned to nv care
follows: ''0 'iisiu y siif' ' sHPeaH wv es =
asR iftsta OeusA pef basfel Tor treiekta. !
il Hirtt GSe CSst5 pefa iale for Cotton: |
|las h.s nj nssai WI. FRENCH Y.
h. March M~6. e1gla2si -set3 40 .
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0en 500, $500, $500, $1,000

~OVJ -AILA. EKUTHINGHAN 4 CO.,
Brokers. No. - Wall Street New York, make
~ pay from five to twenty times the amount in.
vested. Stocks bought and carried as long as de.
sired on deposit of three per cent. Explanatory
circulars and weekly reports sent free.
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CATHEDRAL HALL.-A dramatic and musi
cal entertainment by the pupils Of St. Pc
ters Male School was given at Cathedral
Hall last night, the proceeds to be devoted
to the decoration of the hall. There was
quite full house, and the following pro
gramme was aeeeptably executed:
Part I.-Opening chorus, by singing
class Welcome. scriptural drama. taken
from Genesis: s. Joseph in Egypt" Joseph,
Prime Minister OF Pharoab, Dan Reardon ;
Zares, Joseph's friend, Henry Tresnon ;
Simeon, Frank Grifdn; Reuhen, james
Kennefck; Judah, James Mack&y; Benja-
min, Felix Meyer; Dram, captain OF sol
diers, Edwin Pizzini; brothers and sol
diers. s. et s.,t &F{Ef.f ,s;sss ~
Between first and second" acts, Juvenile
Sextette with chorus, "Tel Me, Birdie,
What You Say.'
Part II.-Solc with chorus, Hazel
DELL" The iaughable farce. Cure for
Dumbness. Dennis, broom-maker, William
Tyrrell; Tom, bis brother, i. II. Sullivan; !;
SQUIRE Robert, D. Reardan; Colonel RALPH,
Il. Whitaker; Walter. ColonePs son (duG.b
boyA w. Fuqna Simon and Dick, Colo
neI's SERVANTS, William Ran and sGrif-
tn. Closing song, q lghtsngsle and the
Rose. Isl 4. ssi' 9i, h.
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Mrs. BURwELL's MUSICALE AT SANGER
HALLE LAST NIGHT.-There was large an d
fashionable gathering at Sanger Halle last
evening on the occasion Of a soirse mast
Gale by Mrs. Dr. Blair BurwelFs vocal class.
The singing Of the fair ladies who took part
IN the programme was well received anC
heartily enjoyed by the audience, and the
Young ladies were the recipients OF numer
Gus beautiful and costly bouquets.
The following was the programme rem
dered: H..
Part Trio, II Barbicre, Miss Hobson
Messrs. Curry and McCaw; judith, Miss
Lybrock; Solo and Chorus, Beatrice d
Tenda, Miss Manson and class; Joan Of
Arc, Miss Hobson; Quintette, II Puritani
Misses Manson and Mera, Messrs. Gray and
McCaw.
Part II.-Coronation Of the Rose (ope.
retta).-lnto which the following old Eng
lish songs were iutroduced: "Sunrise,"
Thro' the Wood" 81 Know Bank
"Pm Queen OF Fairy Band" and
Where the Bee Sucks.'' The drGmQtis
persong OF the operetta were: Recluse, Mr..
NJ. B. Curry; Rose, Miss Palmer; Lily,
Forget Mott Know Bank Miss Hob
son, Miss Burwell; Crocus, Miss Glasgow
Dahlia, Miss Lybrock; Japonica-" Thro'
the Wood miss Crespi; Sunflower, Miss
Stegar; Daisy, Miss Wiun; .Touch-Me.No Not,
Miss Harrison; Morning Glory Sunrise
Song Miss Manson Violet, Miss Mera
Pomegranate, Miss Fox; Pink, Miss Ely
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WHEAT HARvEsT.-Wheat harvest has
commenced in this vicinity, and ln " whatever
direction you may ride from, the city the
rattle OF the reaper may be heard as It cuts
its wide swatheoi ripened grain: Thescrop
in this portion Of the State will much eX-
cecd the prospect OF two months ago. III
emerged from the hard winter thin and
looking very. badly, but the seasonable
weather OF the last few weeks has pushed it
forward greatly, and the farmers generally
are much pleased with the prospect.
Winter oats, toos are growing finely, and
promise, with continued good seasons, a
good Yield. II. ~ -
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FUNDING OF THE PUBLIC 'DEBT.-The
funding prospects are bright and brighten.
ing. Although the new, bonds are not YET
ready over s1,000,000 of old bonds have
been deposited with the Planters and First
Nationa-Banks, OF Richmond, for funding,
Adyices have been received by these
banks from London and New York oi
s.. 900, ,0Ge more which will be in during
next week. 81. 81 Ii
The State has made arrangements to pay
the July interest on all new bonds that may
be issued before that date.
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.-Professor j. L.
NJ. Curry. LII. D., viii! deliver the literary
address before Lewisourg University, Penn
sylyania, on the gath instant.
The sermon Of DR.. Broadrs at the First
BAPTIST church tomorrow night will have
no connection with the Theological Semi
prry.' AS few preachers excel him in
preaching the gospel, a full audience will
greet him. z.s,r-., -. -! sg,
Rev. William E. Hatcher, D. D., has re-
turned to the city from trip to Raleigh,
n. c., and Greenville, S. c., where he had
been to deliver addresses. %.
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A PLEASANT Acknowledgements
young gentlemen and as many ladies, from
Church and Union Hills, went down to
Bossieux's Hrm day before Yesterday, and
spent the day in dancing, walking through
the woods, loyc-making, drinking lemon
adc, and having good time generally. The
committee Of arrangements seemed TO have
LETT nothing unGone for the entertainment
and anus cmcnt OF their fricnda. p, ~y-
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RECAPTURED.-P Policemen Brooks, Toler,
and james yesterday evening recaptured
Gus. ByerS, the coored man charged with
stealing q valuable set OF harness from Mr..
Frank Coke, OF Charlotte, N. G. He was
brought here to point out where the harness
was sold, and after doing that escaped.
The caDtors will he entitled to reward.
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ASK YOUR drnsrist for 1t. NV 24-3m
DEDFORp NA.) ALUM AND IRON
ID SPRINGS TrATER, MASS AND PILLS. 70
fsrian forms s Dyspsi,sia, ssasseS peculiar =
an,'eninneous .fGections Dison3sdS OF The Liver
,hu'ieSs' ana Badger; Debility, Asiarii, and Head
'Agfal to any ws9ar of its class kesowu 10 me-"
L,e-., HCSTYs Meg UIRE. q. d.. Virginia.
satisfactory IN Gia.ine diseases ana IN malaaou:
-Etlosn, ip Dyspepsia aud Ne, Nersssas ". Discsse
Aris,Dsirom impure h!nnd:n
Used wsth success In .ertaiu diseases peculiar so
etEaie u: Re-MER. NJ. D., Missouri
"seaettoi-l in halsrial2syer ana Di.ss.hetla"
"InyaA,ahie In scrofula.n - =,
II. D.. GILBERT, N. D., North Cssoltna:
fitTisalnt2ced rs Prophsiacfic ~ yellow -Ee.
yer disar1eLs:" u. X. FAlKE&. M, d.. Loufsiana.
is4 rms amssS so qs pef fssse ens ss Gsrsse e
atet visitors al sorest or Lawyers- each ;our miles
f5S hs sss sdsf rya Assom
aFactious. ek:lfld resident physician. . !. J. !.
an. ,r.kaicES.-EatL8Q cents Ter gallon; 81 case o /
SssK; "A for len gallons; 81 Tor twenty galIoison
Dfafa cara al LynellbRag. Va. RI,
.tsASs.-hfty cents spd 81 a bottle; ts2> 90 aud s.
yhdH-dozeE--scnt po&t-pafd. This Macs is the
mEsT sohdiEet, Spd cong aips MI The curative prop
pies xi Of the water IN Yadha space.
sse. .: 81, s2.50. aud s5~postr paId. These Pirs
p1st q !he Mass in coated pills, formed 70
t,l alasdfe conditions. SamE2c supply senr free to
s52 sysasian desiring TO use Y practice Pasa-
hend0fsed by the medical profession. aud attesteG
" Results ~ thousands Of cases during tie last
Issa!y-seYea wears. Address l
A.. As. DAVIES,
Pftsldert of he C0sopany.
rs Main street. LynchG;ssg. Va.
soid by VDLK MILLER IL co. !. Agents.
49,. 200 Main street, RichmSGd.
@ k0GND-TRIP TICKETS fron points N0aali sud
dosa fss safe at Inc fsg3s and aI re.
segfa sasts. ~ 29-eed3a 4
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THAvE AyALYzED THE wHIsKET known under
the brand Of B-Select," controlled by Ncssrs
WALTER o. BLAIR 4 Co. Richmond. Va, and fine
/: free from fus;f oil and other Impurities, and re
commend It's use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. j. Il. McCAw, NJ D.,
late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical CoIese Of Virginia
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"a On cu sGlss CT Real Esta.e racds 6etse ss
se Isl NJ January and last Of June the tnrss E-
the present year haze 10 De oaiS 6vthe Tt.rchGs9,
On uH sGIeS made 6ettDee the let at Jnty daG las
Of che year the taEes hare to be paid ty the ssJief
ffhIs cIstosl was adopt.d abou. fifteen years aks
val the real estate agents in Richmond, and Sp
plies TO Richmond aod visinityJ fss5sts -. @ ID
-,
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ. perem ptory sale
of car.load OF West Virginia horses, pair Of
matched bavs. &c. ~ ~ 60!
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GOSPEL TABERNACLE.-Thc Committee
on Religious Services connected with the
Young Mems Christian Association have
recently purchased large tent, capable OF
holding from 300 to 400 people, which
VIII be erected in few days for the pur-
pose OF holding religious services. It is
proposed to change the location OF the
tabernacle from time to time to points
where it can be made the most useful.
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ELECTION OF OFE1CERs.-Dove Lodge,
No. 81. elected the following officers last
night: Robert Fl. Fisher, master; Angus
tus Arsell, Jr., senior warden; Z. p. Reeve,
Junior warden; Charles E. Wingo, treasu-
rcr; Ben. II. August. secretary; John j.
Crutchied, senior deacon; J. +. Tyler,
junior deacon. The Worshipful Master ap-
pointed William Krause steward, Robert
w. Courtney and D. A. Hankins stewards
committee, Thomas Angel tiler.
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MAILS FOR THE WEST INpIEs.-Postmas-
ter Forbes is informed that the steamer
Hadii, with mails for the West Indies UjG
St. Thomas and Porto Rico direct, will sail
from New York on the 21>U instant, instead
Of on the 2Sta, as printed on tine ''Forelgn
mail schedule = for June.
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THE GREAT ATTRAc N.-The dry-eoods
house Of COHEN BROTHERS Is complete p,'Zz'e
They arc selling goods at prices that are
There are very few goods in their line the price Vi
which Is not attacked by them and reduced far oe-
,or ,he,- value Their stock is the lag gest of-
fared in this State. See their advertisement.
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NATIVE WINES IND CLARET ON DhAuIhi'
Also, ALL THE CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA
BRANDS.
PRICES VERY Low.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE, Agents.
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PROCLAMATION TO the lovers of the weed ana 10
all whom it may concern If you want sooa Cl'
GAR either sc. or 10c.. Wade in &C. E.) at " hii
LOCKS and have your wants supplied.
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SEEK NO FURTHER.-You will find no Detter
The PICNIC Is the best sc. CIGAR on the market
Wholesale and rctaiI at p. WHIILocKs, l44o Main
street,
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N. ELLysnS & CO.. aarertisira sSsnts, insert 10
Tertisements In all OF the newspapers Of the Unite<
Slaes 4. publishers rates Orders lef. at the DIE
pdtch countina-reom viii receive prompt a.ter
ton. ~1a.' .' trsEgI- - /.
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SAVE MONEY by nartng your pT,st!ag Gone st sh
DISPATCH PsINrIHG-liogsE. Gcod work. lo7
prices, and satisfaction gnaraptee1.
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IcE-CrEAM.-None can excel that made by CO.
LrMeus. He keeps on hand the most popular
aayors, which he sells as, cheap as the cheapest.
Send yoar orders 10 321 Rroad street.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.-Read the tes'lno-
mails from eminent physicians, In another column
IN regard to The use Of BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
after scaret-fcver.
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THE CLOSE.
Conclusion OF the pnbIfe.school Exer-
ctseg.

BELLEVUE AND MADISON scHooLs-Two
INTERESTING PRoGeAMMEsANDc CROWD
ED HoUsES-PiNAFoREA AT THE THEATRE
YESTERDAY EVENING A sUCCEss-MEET-
ING OF PUBLIC-scHooL TEACHERS TO-
DAY.
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THOSE who have trietthe FIc-NIC CIGARS pro-
nonnce them superior. For sale at every place whes
good cigars are sold.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To- DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, higher pressure, nearly
stationary temperature, and generally clear
weather, with north to east winds.
For the Soulh Atlantic and East Gulf
States, higher pressure aud stationary or
lower temperature, north to east WINDS, ana
generally clear weather, VITA possibly occa-
sional coast rains.
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CMHLDREN,s CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES yPHAETONS. AND Bug
" GES--i have ON hand o few fine ENtcnslons
Top rytnily Carriages, Lld,e,' Phael on, Top Bug
gies uld light Business WAGONS: Que iyfI 0,anibas
suitable for watertng.p,acc purposes.
REPAIRING OF all kinds done q. low prices In tae
very best manner; estimates given. a cali so-.
lfciied. ", G.. SMITH. ~
my II 31$ north Firth street
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AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY for Fever ana ASue
IS AYERS AGUE CURE. Wholly Vegetao'e anu
containing no quinine, 1t Is harmless ana sure
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-14

GouEAup's OLYMPIAE CREAI. FOR THE COM
PLExIoy.-Wli;e re6ucsd 10 81; pink. for bru
nettes, 10 5Qc. PURCELL, LADD & Co., Agents.
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WEKSow loP BITTERs are above and bcyond Ill
as n nutritious tonic and curative.
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4 wELL-KN0wE PHYSICIAN OF HAMPTON, VA.
MEMnER OF TIE STATE NtEDlcAL SOCIETY:

SEMPLE, ..,'rr r
wELL-KS0W& PHYSICIAN OF HAMPTON. VA,
member OF THE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY:
~ have had hut occasion to prescribe the
RrFFAL0 LlTIilA WATERS in SCARLET-FE-
VEE. In that ca,r II promptly restored healthy
aid abundant secretion OF urine when 1t was highly
charged with ALBUMEN and The secretion wes al
most suppressed. / have prescribed them win de-
r{drd advantage in CHRONIC RlIEUMATlSM.an and
bavr kno them 10 give relief in c&ses OF RtiE
MATlC G0UT, causing absorption OF deposits ol
uracs of soda have found them particularly Vai-
able pvophviaciic III all CT the many cases OF
NEFURlTlC COLlC tGravcp In which have pre-
scr!heG ihcm.''
A PREVENTIVE OF DE0PSICAL EFFUSION
AFTER SCARLET-FEvER AND MEASLES.
EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER OF DIR. T. j.
GREGORY,
or KEYSvILLE, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA, DATED
APRlL !, 1879:
IL have frequently prescribed The BUFFALO
LITUIA WATER, Spring No. z, +, in SCARLAtlNA
and MEASLES. md no case in which IL has been
fact attribute entirely 10 The effects OF The water
A PREVENTIVE OF DROPS1ChL EFFUSION
AFTER SCAHLET-FEYER.
EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER OF DIR. JAMES
SHELTON,
DATED NEAR CLARKSvILLE, VA, OCTOBER !,
1878:
Il have prescribed the BUFFALO LITHIA
WATER In A number OF cases or SCARLET
FEVER. and some of them OF very malignant
form, aud have never had X case in which 1t was
ustd 10 result III GropSical .HuSioD."
THOMAS +. GOODE, Proprietor,
Je l4-cod3t Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
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WANTS.

" "ANrED, A MIDDLE-AGED. SET
brance, to COOK, WASH and IRON for small
family. Must have good recommendation. Apply at
No ~ est Canal street, ncIt door to The ccrnerof
First. je 13-3t*
WANTED, SUFFERERS from PILES,
" FlSSURE. and FiSTULA 70 remember that
DR. w. X. SMITH, of Baltimore. Will be in Ricl.-
monf SATURDAY MORNING. June II III, remain
Ing four days. OFFICE, ll3 Main stree. upstairs.
Cures without knife. ligaIure, caustic,m or any
painful process. LADIES attended at thsir resi-.
denc.s. Dr. SMITH rcIerS 10 r. II. Simpson, W. W
Gosden, II. N. Smith, G. W. Cat'ett, of Rich
mohd. je 1l-W -W,ThS,&M4t