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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

THE London Stock Exchange is occa-
ionally agitated over rumors of Emperor
Williams death, but it will be observed
by our dispatches that the present sick
man of Europe is not the veteran EN-
peror, by long shot.
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A man in Bucks County. PENNSYLVANIA

A man in Bucks County, Pennsylvania,
with fine farm, got mad eighteen years
ago because he could not get his price
for his surplus hay, and he has been ad-
ding to the number of his hay stacks
ever since, and they now number about
seventy, swarming with rabbits and mice,
and the farm, once one of the best in
the county, is paradise for partridges,
pows and other birds.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

New HAMPSHIRE had head put on
her yesterday with imposing ceremonies
The occasion was the Inauguration of
Governor Head.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

SOME of our exchanges are introducing
Ehe dead languages into the present can
Vass, which is inexcusable. We find the
enteuce, for instance, "timeo danaos,"
Ehich suggests to the erudite the philo-
pphic aphorism of the Governor of
North Carolina expressed on the occa-
ion of his visit at the grocery of the
Governor of South Carolina-we have
forgotten just what the remark was or
We would give the translation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

WITH General Rice, General Hicken-
copper and General Ewing prominent on
he tickets, this may be styled a campaign
f general interest.
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Read the Testimonials.
DAvIsvIILE, CAL, Nov. 8, 1878.

DAvBvIILE, CAL, Nov 8, 1878
CHAs LANGLEY g. Co., San Francisco:
DEAR SIRs: ! take great pleasure in informing
you Of the most gratifying results of the use of
CARBOLlNE in my own case. For three years
the top of my head has been completely bald and
smooth, and ! had quite given up any hope of re-
storing the hair. -Four weeks ago l noticed the
advertisement of CARBOLINE, and on the recon-
mendation of n friend concluded TO try bottle
without any great hope of good results, however
have now used ii less than month, and to my
most agreeable astonishment my mead is complete.
ly covered with fine, short, healthy growth of
hair, which has every appearance of continued
growth; and | confidently believe 1t will restore it
Us completely as ever it was in my youth.
take great pleasure in Offering you this test
monial, and you have my permission to publish
the same Yours, truly,
CHAs E WHITE, Davisyille, CAL
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

IT is said that the freedom of the city
pf Cork, which was withheld from Grant
during his visit to Ireland, has really
pnly been conferred upon three individ-
uals. DR.. Isaac Butt, who recently died,
was one of the three, and his death
leaves Judge Shea, an American, the
mly person living who has been distin-
suished with that honor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

The New York Times is becoming
more radical since Mr.. Frank Root, of
The New Haven Palladium, became con-
uected with it editorially.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

OSIRIS is bigger man than Gambri-
nus, for to the former is ascribed the in
Vention of beer as a beverage, fully two
thousand years before the Christian era.
While the hearts of the ancient Israelites
were made merry with the wine of
grapes, the Egyptians did not feel above
4uafing from the foaming beer mug, and
1t is not improbable that Cleopatra her,
Belf has sat at a table in some Alexan,
nrian beer garden and dazzled the Egyp.
han youths with her beauty.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

DURING the discussion of the election
,f M. Blanqui in the French Chamber of
Deputies on Tuesday, NJ. Paul de Cas-
ngnac denounced the Minister OF Justice
Is insolent. He was at once censured by
large majority, but instead of inviting
;he whole party out to duel he sat down
under the censure like little man, and
the Chamber proceeded to annul M.
Blanqui's election.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

Sole Agents for the United States the Canadas
and Great Britain.
For sale by all Druggists throughout the United
States and wholesale by John ID. Park & Sons
Reakirt Hale & Co., R. Macready & Co. and Burd.
sal & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, Arthur Peters & Co.,
K. A. Robinson 4 Co. and ]. b. Wilders d Co..
Louisville, KY, Brent, Good d Co., New York
City, and all wholesale and retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canada
sp4lyd, !. NAV -ap19yW
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

A horse can use straw all his life and
keep sober, but it is a mighty dangerous
experiment for man. Inter-Ocean.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

ITO make the generous thought fact "
she gave us Caswell's Slippery Elm Lozen-
ges for our coughs. For sale by John Kee-
shan, Sixth and Walnut.
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JUST IN TIME;
on,
A REMARKABLE TRIAL!
q STORY FOUNDED ON ACTUAL OCCURRENCES.
JULIAN G. NOE,

AUTHOR OF DESTINY" "PRAIRIE FLOWER, "
BLAoKMAIL," ETo.
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Subscribed and sworn TO before me this Sth day
Of November, 1873.

JOSEPH E. POND, JR, Attorney at Law North
Attleboro, Mass, says "For more than twenty
years a portion of my head has been as smooth
and free from hair as billiard ball, but some
eight weeks ago was induced to try your CAR
BoLINE, and the effects have been simply wonder
full. Where no hair has been seen for six years.
there now appears thick growth. l expect the
growth to be slow. but 1t is growing now nearly as
rapidly as hair does after ii is cut You may use
the above testimonial II you choose and may re-
fer to me for its truth"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

W. II. BRILL & Co., Fifth Avenue Pharmacy,
Pttsburg, Pa, says: 1--WE have sold preparations
for the hair for upwards oftwenty years, but have
never had one to sell as well or give such unver-
sal satisfaction MS CAROLINE We therefore rec
ommend it with confidence TO eur friends and the
general public"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

Mr.. GUsTAvUs F. HALL, of the Oates Opera
Troupe, writes: "After six weeks use, | am con-
WINGED that your CARBoILNE has and is producing
wonderful growth OF hair where had none for
years"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

Daily, except Sunday.
Leave c., H, q d, Depot 1928 m, 2:23 p m, 5:13
pm.
Leave Robh's (Westwood), 5I3 m, 705 m.
1898 p m, 1853 p m, 5:5S m
Leave Brighton Station, 6;23 m, 903 IN, 2:38
p m, 5:23 p m, 6:33 pm.
Sunday Trains
Leave Robbs (Westwood), 1858 M 1923 m.
1888 p m, 2:n3 p IN, 6:23 p m, sos p m.
Leave Brighton Station, 9;33 a M 1l0S M 1:28
p IN, 2:3S p m, 7:l3 p IN, 1853 pm.
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Jackson and Portsmouth.
BALTR'oRE q OHIO, VIA PARKERsBuRa.
EeDot. Pearl and plnm

Baltimore Ex. daily............... S:Osam G..
Baltimore EX, daily - e.53nm q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26
Ey j Thompson brown.
Real Estate Agent and Au"il9liccr,
NJ. lll3 Nam sirCnt.


COMMISSIONERS SALE or BRICK
" STORE AND DWELLING. TWO ERIC Is
nor ~tS. AND ONE FRAME iiul ~. On ORE
Con IiII.I.-By virtue 81 u trcrrr az Eichihrn!
thapcrrv Court entered Arri 10. 1879. Ia the >uit
srvtd owens rs. BIcy, :hr undersigned. SPECIAL
commits. i"nrr apr"lrtcd therein WI sci' "n ~"
rrrmi.cs on MONDAY, April IS, 1879. III The to-
lowing order:
At 1870 O'CLOCK +. W.,
the BRICK STunE. and YELLING aborc. No.
street. The house i substantially hullt and WIN
dwelling rooms above store. The lot fronts huui
20 feet, and runs back between parallel ines -
feet. more or less ,
Also, FRAME HOUSE 40. 52i a,ii"in!nE TIC
above on the south and fronting on SAID street aDp"t
30 feet and " ith SAINT ,i,ptH ~ above.
Al.O, BRICK HOUSE 80. 90. anJlhli'% me
above on The snUth. fronting On aid street ABOUT ~
feet with d,.t.tli OF so feet. NOR" or i'-~
Immediate. y after the t'I"s" -alcs-sIy
q O'Clock l.. NJ
RpIcK TENFMEET-IlDU>E No. Gil Howard Cor
Eir.I street near Rowe street. Containing Three
nns The lot fronts .tih Street lJic"'. with Il
d, nth Of 100 feet. more or less
.IERHS OF SALE: Dn"-iUGrth cash: balance IN
four eight AMI Twelve months. interest added, am
title retained till all the purchase money Is palI aio
conveyance ordered Dy the Court.
JAMES II. DDOI.Ef.
Special ComlnlS i0ucr.
J. THOMSON brown. Auctlonccr. p23
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In pursuance OF decree "r he Cr-..-n.. =.
OF lhe CIV OF Elcl'nonh entered a. g.. ...,,
june, 1878. In tn" suit If lf,r,;n,l - .'' DE-
HARDWOOD It as. shali. Is dirrr',r ~.'". ~
proceed to sell. upon III" prou.I.ce ~. , ,,' '-r-.'
on TUESDAY. April 90. iETy nj ~ 49,! 30
the valuable. aitrIC,I"r. an! = o. 1. y
DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING ,.'a
tsouh side OF Franklin -frcc'. n.,,.,,. '.'
Shafer streets. now and for i tgu, ,. .".'s -
BY s. w. 1larwoud, Esq, III" hoa.,. r...
rooms. with WIDE hall tniur l,.t a.
from front 10 rear: Kitchen. star, ''h....
are beautiful. and. stinaird .: ~. ..' st.'t-
offers unusual advantages To- s.rs.,,' g..
Franklin street. 3" '.r ..
Immediately after the ,alc of The .,..
sold TWO LOTS adjoining 10Y. w.: r
alley 16 feet wide: aad hon tx o.. r..
Full LOTS in rcgr. on park avcu. - ~. ~ !.
joining Nj. X. e.. Worthaln', r. .ia,.. - sd - -,
With The dwelling viii nc sold ca.r.
alley. and the LOIS In Tho rear. f,.... A.. -. -
nue.. will be SIih-hivi!.d Ia sun l.7 ~ h.''
TERMS : One fourth cH-H: =. ,:........
Of SIX. twelve, aud eighteen I.,,-
notes, with six per cent. iu,.r-f. .- 8, 49,
more favorable lrrlus Win h" 1t,ust...s .'.
Special attention Is caId 20 Ta...... ........-
perty. lIi,,t>,,,.
aD ~ >i"rlI t,,una., t4...-
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l,v ". Goleiin.
Real Estate Auctioue"r,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
VALUABLE ESTATE On YORK BINER. II
JAMEs CITY CnCNTHii AEAE ETESn Vk 5H
NAKh Gh ais ktESNc SnIcrssncG
WELLINGTON GuGdin. trustee IN 4 certain desl on
trust executed hy l;cnial"in totlrcli ana Others.
civ County Court: and The underss ned, SiIiur! Il.
Lathrop. a~sieucc 81 Ben jImin C"ttrcll. bankrhpt
both Of us acting under N order OF inc nns'rict
tuurt of the I'm "a STATES III The matter o B"hC-
MN CoirrlI, bans rupt. cntcrc,. on the ION ApliI
1879. will sell al public auction. III front OF '!r
Custom house in the CITY Of Richmond. on Bank
her wecn Tenth and Eleventh streets: IN TUESDAY,
18Th May. 1879. 1T = "'c!"ck ~. an 'Inlvldci
TIII;EE. oUHTHS INTEREST IN TII' TRACT
Or LAND above re erred To. containing ,3SS 3-lO
acres, according to 4 survey.
This tract of aud i 80 well known in james City
county that further description Is cc"ned unnc-
crs AIRY but for The inf rmaion of STRANGERS VINO
may wish purchase l.. IL may not he improper I"
say that il has front on York river OF about w"
miles and cxt,n IS buck for more than mile" The
largest timber 10 some extent rs been cut from
This land bu: Their Is still on Ii considerable guam
tity OF wood nf mil and lar=c gr with. There Is
on II 4 large NEW FRAME. DWELLING Of arnIc
accOInrn ndation>. t0gc her with the usual nni build
iugS. Some of the land i clearer am'l we'll adapted
for ruckins-iarns and hay'n% 50 lar2r iron. on
products to the northern markets. As III" property
will positively be sold. pcre"> NAV attend iile >ie
with fhr rXncrtatlOn of having Il la!gt!N. Inc pro-
perry cnnld be So divided into several parts - u
give river fronts to them.
The decd Of trust requires = cash SAFE Dli we are
authorized 10 say tina one fourth cash. bl a!cr al
SIX twelve ant; eighteen months. bearing interest
secured hy drcd at rust. vii! nc accrptcn' Hie
taxes fer 1879 to DC Irid hT 'hr E"TG rii,
:. l.. LATilEOr. Assignee.
special commissioners United STATES District Court,
pS! am authorizrd by the heirs Of u. Lee
Powell who o."n IN" ni!icr undiri!,d one fourth: 10
price. ". GuDDlN, Anction"cr
ap % Observation-Disclosures
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anCrIos sALEs.-rmture bays.
BY Jno. f. Laushton. Jr.. Auciioner,
No. 915 Main street.
oI1pERB PARLOR AND CHAMBER
~ FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

IN MONDAY the 2sth Instant. mt 10E o'clock, I
will Sc II my aucI n.hou5c No. 9I6 .1aiu street,
the balance OF the ELEGANT FURS1TURE lett
from n former sale, consisting Of
1 SUPERB PARLOR SUIT In Crimson silk cote.
line, In Handsomely. carved '6alnut frames, OF
seven pieces:
1 SPLENDID PARLoR go. IT In green and Grim
son salteen, IN elegant rames. Of seven Piecss i
VERY MASSIVE WALNUT CHI A NJ b,
SUITS, with repr,n-plaie mirrors and ward
robes;
l ELEGANT CY l.INDER-D DESK, with bookcase
beautifully finished.
desire par dcularly 10 call the attention OF those
In want o. STRICTLY FIRST-CLhSS PARLOt'
nation r The above. and a comparison with other
good furniture for sale elsewhere. In manufacture
style, and quality OF material, 1t Is warranted IL
good rs any that Is made fer sale.
II will ne old. and must be removed at once l.
""e '''A' IVA JNO. f. LAUGHTON. JR.,
o,oeot Auctoneer.
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By j. II. lIocsaday.
General Con- mission Merchant and Auctioueor,
No. 1928 Main street,

UCTION SALE OF G ROCE ELS,
n PROV SIONs. HOUSE-FuR%ISlll%G
GOODS, HARNESS. &c. &C.-MONDA1. COM
fnenr1ng ut o o'clock viii sell a good assert nent
OF GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. ilOUSE-F iiT
NlSHINCI GOODS. &c. consisting o.
BACON. FLOUR. BUTTER, LARD,
MACEEREL. ilEkRlNGS.
hOLASSES. PEAS. BEANS, &C,
APPL rs. POTATOES, &c. =
The STOCK OF y RETAIL COUNTRY STORE
TUBS. WASIlBOARnS, CLOTHES-PINS,
BLUISti. BLEACHING. ~
PASS-8ODkS. LEAD PENCILS,
SCHOOL STATES, CHALK, CR.tiOSS,
STOVE POLISH. .,
CTiRYCOMBS and EORSE-ERUSHES
WOOL and CUTTuN-CARDS,
FEiTHER-DtSTERS.C ARrET-IACkS. &c;
ChRRIAiiE-WIIIPS, and several SETS NEW
HARNESS:
roll 40 yaris) STRIPED BATTING,
1000 WOODE PIC. SIC PLAIES->omciGlhG
new. for ,,c-pic parties.
ALSO.
2J good STRAWBERRY CRATES,
1900 Gig AIRS. choice brand:
BLACKING-BGUSIii.S. lIAiR-HECHiiES. &c.
40 26-2t j. X. IlnCkADAF. Auctl"ncer.
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ICE.

NORTHERN ICE.-l have Just received
IN n cargo OF VERY SUPERIOR NORTHERN
ICE, q sample OF which may be seen In front Of the
Dtspatck office to-day. My former patrons: aud all
others Wishing supply OF The BEST NORTHERN
ICE this season, will please send In their orders.
have also supply or DOMESTIC ICE, suitable for
ice-cream dealers, 6sh-boxes, &C.. none OF which
will be sold 10 private families to which the north
DOMESTIC ICE viii send their orders 10 No. 1907
Cary street. and those desiring NORTHERN ICE
will send orders TO No, 1901 Cary street:
mh 27.lm JAMES G. SMITH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

TWO VERY VALUABLE STORES,
L NOS. 1897 AND 1889, on MAIN STREET
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS FOR SALE AT AuCfioN..Wc VIII
sell 4: auction, on the premises. on MONDAY ll!e
2Sth OF April. at II O'Clock VI. he TWO NFRf
VALUABLE STORES Nos. li39 aud li37. stu,
ated the south side nf Main street, ana occuptd
by William A. CIarse aud 81. Kaufman. This pro-
perry was originally large store. and has been
divided into Two tcnements, containing earh stoFe
auu easement. and four rooms and garrett suited Tor
families; aud Kitchen with two rooms To each. TINS
property has good tenants. and Will pay good income
to the purchaser. Tho LOT fronts 81 feet Inches,
and runs hack IDl feet 10 an alley.
TERMS one fourth cash; The balance Ut SIX,
twelve, and eighteen mouths, for negotiable notes,
GRUBRS & WILLIAMS,
ap2I Auetioneers.
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Richmond Bazaar,
Nos. 143S and 14i0 Franklin street.

TNWENTY-ONE SERN[CEABLE AND
L RELIABLE WORK. AND SADDI. E. HORSES
AT AUCTION.-TlliS DAY at 0 O'Clock we will
sell As above TWENTY-ONE WORK and SAD
DLE-HORSES. just received from West NirginiL.
Parties In want should avail themselves of this SAL
the above stock will be sold without limit or re
serve. ~
ONE MEDIUM-SIZE WHITE MARE. Can be
recommended as perfectly sound anu rciabic, and
would SUIT any lady rs IA nnactoll-1rlvcr.
Rerorct our sales commence IL 10 O'Clock.
alp Colt T.. Is. COoh. oaeifnan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26
Bv (ionhin. Warren 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agent and tuctionccrs,
ll06 Main stlCct.

FRAME HOUSE on TIE " EST SIDE
l. OF ST. PAUL BETWEEN CHARITY AID
FEDERAL STREETS FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AECTION.-At the request Of HE owner. We will
offer Tor SALE" on The pr, mics. on SATURDAY the
26th of April. 1879. AT o'clock =. NJ. the IiOISE
situated Il. above. with three rooms; LOT "a LIZ
by 129 Gig feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at fonr. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notcs with six per
cent. interest added and secured hy deed Of trust
GODDIN, WARREN Y CO..
an Q AuCIioMCtrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

ram SKIN AND LuxURIAST TREssEs
THE SECRET or EEAUrY-soME OF The =
TonruRss INFLICTED y SKIN. ~
scALp.DIsEAsEs--A VALUABLE lh. "a,
TIsr ny MARY E. JossELYNE, n. Dr. OF
NEW YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26
Hv Edward e. God,lin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. l0l5 Main street.

TWO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ON
( sTRECKER'S HILL FOR SALE At AUG
TION ON MONDAY. April 2s, 1879, On II, 10"
premises. | will sell At 4: O'Clock L. VI. W uholS'
irnn:iur go feet each, aud running btrk 200 feet,
situatrh on Plea ant street near Nosby street be
tween the old Slrs cker house aud the residence OF
Mr.. h. Kcrscy These lots are set III cho!cc ho"eFs
aud fruits. 1890,
TERMS: Onc-Ihird cash: balance in six and
twelve months. secured by trust "ccd
EDWARD T.. G0DDfN..
Su%
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BY Jno. +. Laughton. dr., Auciioneer,
GIG Main street.

UPRIGHT ENGLIsH.MADE 62-OC-
u TAVE PIANO. INV0lC p OF = =
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY the 2Sih Instant at l. O'Clock, VIII
sell al NY auction. house. No: go Main stree, :,
One 6k-tGrAVE UPRIGHT PlASo, Oh Enkmsh
ment of fine tone and in good order.
ALSO,
The remainder of all invoice Of BRIDGWoOD g
SOUS PORCELAIN OPAQUE CHINA, con-
sisting Of TUREENS. TOILET SETS, TEA
SITS. DISHES, PLATES. CUPS sAUCEfs'
GLASS BOWLS, GOBLETS. WINES. &c.
JNO. f.. LAUGHTON. JR.,
xooe AGctouccr.
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am, head Cured the head entirely, and has
nearly cleaned the face OF sores. l pave Ie,
commcnded il to several, and DR.. Plant mas
ordered it for them" -, .o,.
M M. Chick. ESQ.,, Al Franklin street,
Ros,on, says: AMY little daughter, eiah,
tnan months old, has what the doctors eau
eczema. We have tried most eVer!tnln9'
ond at last have used about box OF Corl,
rrp, and she Is almost new child, ana
we feel very happy" .,,;, -,
II would require every column OF this pa
per to do justice to description OF tue cure'
performed by the Cuticura remed'es. E.
zema Of the palms OF the hands and OF the
enda os the fingers, very difficult 10 ueat
md usually considered incurable, small
matches OF letter and salt rhcum on the ears,
nose. and sides OF the face, scald heads WIN
loss Of hair without number, heads covered
with dandruff and scaly eruptions-espe-
cially OF children and infants, many OF "hlcn
since birth had been mass OF scabs-psori,
asis. eprosy, and other Trlghuni forms u
skin diseases, scrofulous ulcers, Ola sores,
and discharging wounds; each anu a, Vi
which have been speedily permanently
ard economically cured by the Cu'icul a
remedies.
on such 4 record Messrs. Weeks & Potter
nav hc instIy proud. II is Il grand n .edical
tril1mnh. q triumph that will be or atefully
remembered by thousands long after the
orginators have passed away.
TO relieve and permanently cure diseases
of the skin and scalp which ave been the
torture NJ lifetime, to repla' e the repuisive
evidences OF disease with til e glow OF health.
and thus render beautiful the face OF man
or woman, is to deserve the gratitude OF
mankind.
That Cuticura exte'. nally applied, with q
proper use of the Gu ticura Soap and the in
tcrnaI use Of the Cuticura Resolvent, will
cure speedily and permanently the worst
forms OF skim am. scalp-dis6ases with loss OF
hair. l think b ave fully demonstrated.
] know that what I have written in thcee
columns will bring
JOY TO MANY,
and mca,i it shall. I want to make those
hanDy WHO, by reason Of these affection.
and diseases, have been unhappy: and that
may do so l freely proclaim the virtues OF the
| Cuticura remedies, and rs long as good-na.
t,Ired editors grant me space in their papers
mean to do so. And as long as Mcssrs
Weeks s. Potter can furnish them at Il price
within the reach of all who need them,
there must be less suffering from these
intolerablc disorders than ever before. Let
me say, in conclusion, what have before SC
often sqid, the Cuticnra remedies will cure
scalp and skin diseases that have dcfed the
skill and resources OF the abIest physicians.
have demonstrated it 10 be true. A grand
curative blessing is thus substituted for
deathdealing poisons. Mercury. arsenic,
zinc, and lead, and q thousand and ono
other revolving. poisonous, and scnSceS,
things prescribed by ignorance and super
sutton, must now sink into ohsClIrty before
the wonderful healing power of Cutcura
AS a humanitarian | recommend them tc
humanity. AS physician endorse them
and rejoice at their discovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26
BY l;rmhh. 4 MlI-lnL :
Real Estate Ag'n!- 1Ui W.
Eleventh street b",~cru "Ut H'.' g..

TRUSTEES SALE ~ !ti}I
4 HANDSOME NEARLY hEW I'VE
BRICK DWELLING so. 300. .'1I
TIE. CORNER OF East ',RA' i So.
STREETS. AT AItTIp<.-ii! "Arr
OF trust from Jesse +. lIutch".u H
H. trustee, dated IA" lJt!i day 80
aud duly recorded Ia Ia" ollie" ,' .
Court OF The ciiv If RIcaruouI. Peg. g..
10 do by the beneficiary Ia aid 49,"
lurlic auction. ON ih" pr Ht~.r. '.n 3 J..
~ Of Nav. 1879. ~ = o'ci1"a !. VI
VALUABLE. RESInrH' T.. ". d"
above i!r~rrib"i.
The HOUSE l. nearly news. ia Tn =.
servants room, l!t, "A II III" m""ctt ~.
and Is 4 nrst-c!l-~ r">i""nCc IN ~ a.
Convenient 10 hu>ii.c,. 10 rhi''l'r'
and situated ~ 81" OF IN" me- l.h
AMI in uoTY iic most Ir-irai!" H'i-..
civ for 4 residence.
The deed rcv,l;rr., tla' iHr lr'..
Ia 30 murh ~ VIII dcIrIF {" ..
an,. for Il. l2n, with iHi'r,-' ''...
lobcr. ISIS. AMI tor the h,ts'.r.
may he annuuGrcl a. tim g.! -'.
term. as IL The "a.h pa:i.r "' p.
OF sal. ADOII!i 80 30 ~. =. .
GRrH;}S ( WILLIAMS. ~. ''...'.-