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PETERSBURG.

wye ~ PRINCE GEORGE couSTY---.ExEcu.
ear. ,,n,.urrTEE AppoTS OIL AssEY IN Pc
I've ,,,sn,,rI: --REfssroUs ARRTlHGs--PERS0S
,r--nEATHor AN AugD CITIZEN, &C.
rcor,es,,oudence OF the Rschtnond Dsspatehj
'eo''s SEPTaxBEH 10, 1879.
rro.morrow Is courtday In Prince George
co,ntv.o The court business will not be OF
n,nci, interest, but large crowd viii be
,,,asnn. To hearthe addresses OF Major John
Ww nauicl. Hon. John Goode, and Al.
ph,erar. who will speak TO the cittzens OF
,he comfy In advocacy OF the MeCutloeh bin,
:, Il expected thai number OF our citizens
Will 90 down to hear these distinguished
speakers. z.;s,
lion OF the County Executive committee
were held in Prince George to-day: IL Is
understood that the Rcadjusters did not
n,rtic,pate. and that committee favorable
- the McC,ulioch law was chosen. This
committee will meet &C tue GouEthouse To-
morrow 10 organize.
The Readiusters have engaged the Acade-
nv OF Music FOR Friday night, aud announce
senator John L. Massey TO speak Coionei
Cameron will probably also speak.
sTle first bale Of new cotton iEom North
,mp,op county, n. c., was received Today
by Mr.. L. J. Jarratt. This IS the toird bale
Of new cotton received since september 1st'
Rev. c. ii. NASH and Rev. Hugh Smith
have for the past four weeks been conduct
inr meetings at the Baptist churches Ia
Brunswic&, Sussex, and Southampton coun'
ties. The meetings leara have resulted 10
seycnty-rinc persons protesting faith. =. :.
Mr, Waiter B. Cbambiiss, OF Hickstozd
who was stricken with paralysis about six
weeks AGO, continues TO improve. He is
able to talk and is gradually gaining the ase
OF his members.
Mr.. Samuel Wood. an aged and esteemed
citizen OF Chesterfield county, died da,
or two ago. Several months ago Mr.. Woo
had the misfortune 10 lose his dwelling
house and considerable property by TIE
The loss so preyed upon his mind that hi
soon after took to his bed, and never there
after left his house. He was a northern
man by birth, but had lived in Chesterfield
for many years. {
The new church OF the Wesley Methods
Episcopal congregation, on Halifax street
Is going up rapidly. ~. I-fC = .
The congregation OF the Oak-Street A
NJ. +. Zion church (colored) are also erec;
inc handsome church building.
r. .-a.. BoBIN ADAIR.
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JAMES CITY COUNTY.

At primary meeting OF Conservatives
held for the Jamestown electoral district on
the Sth day OF September. 1879, William
Martin was appointed chairman and j. NJ.
Slater secretary. s...."
On motion, William Martin was appoint
cd delegate TO represent the Conservative
party OF James City county in Censerva-
tive convention to be held in Williamsburg
on the lst day OF October, 1879. ....,... .,.u
WILLIAM MARTIN, Chairman.
j. ". Slater, Secretary.
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The Pittsburgh Southern railroad, eS-
tending from Pittsburgh to Washington,
Pa, q distance of over thirty-six miles, has
discarded the telegraph instruments for the
telephone in the transaction OF business, in
Guiding the running Of trains. It is said a
whisper in Washington can be heard in
Pittsburgh. Several western railroads have
also resorted to the use OF the telephone in
stead OF telegraphic Instruments Botti-
M IRE SUE. ...,. .....,...
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BALTIMORE. September 10.-The State
Convention CT the Greenback- Labor party
met in this city to-day. OF tWenty-ihree
counties nine were represented-seven by
one delegate each, two by three each, and
Baltimore city by nineteen. A platform
was adopted embodYing the resolutions OF
previous Greenback conventions regarding
national paper money, &c. Howard Meeks,
OF Kent county, was nominated for Cover
M
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SALT RHEUM.
LIFE DURDENFRoM THE sUFFERINGs CAUsEI
BY THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE.

| Messrs. Weeks G Potter Observation-Disclosures
accept my NEST grateful thanks for The great very
great comfort have received from the use Of Your
CUTICURA. ...-
For the past eight nine years have been trou-
bled with that dreadful disease Salt Rheum.
For months would be hclpess-my very life q
burden to me. ~
| have used rything In the shape Of medicine,
both ex, ernal and Internal, but with no effect.
My hands were in terrible condition, the backs
| of them being al raw, and ] thought would try
CUTICURA. e '...
tried 1t, aud 10 1t was as If miracle had been
performed for win take my oath that In three aI,
picatons my hands were as smooth as newborn
babes. '" .
who know OF INV case, among whom there may be
some ONE similarly afflicted, and II so would earn-
estly ADVISE him 10 give CDTlCURA trial. ..
Yours, very thankfully,
IL - Ticket Agent &. s. r. r.
DETRoITsJUNcTIoN, DETROIT, MICH, January
80, 1879. -s. .'- $3.50.
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A SHIP SUNK BY. A SEA MONSTER. Near
York, September 9.-The steamship P. Ca
lard,- which arrived here to-day from Rot
terdan, picked up the shipwrccked crew,
twelve IN number. Of the Norwegian bark
Columbia, bound from Lon don TO Quebec.
The bark was struck by large fish or SEQ
monster, and had a hole knocked in her
bottom, which caused her to ill and sink
in half an. hour. The, water around the
vessel became bloody immediately after the
shock was felt. The men had barely time
to escape in the boats.
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!. ,aaln,rs,rME INTnssLIstNch..
ALsfANA6-asrrrMsra1 ii, 1879.
Port on KIcnNoND. sEpTEMBER no., 1878.

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10, 1873.
Il ARRIVED.
Schooner ". n. Gesner, Cnbberiy, Petersburg,
light, to load coal. Curtis e Parker.
Schooner Gaskin T. HnbSard, LoYeiand, New
YORK, lime, Thomas Elicit.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, United stases
mail, merchandise, AMI passengers, L. b. fatum.
agent.
Schooner Annie E. Stevens, Tyrce, New Bedford
coal. Currfe & Co.
Schooner saIiie z. Key, Duwdy, Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and OHIO railroad.
Schooner John "A. Curtis. Qullian, down the river,
to load lies for Philadelphia. Curtis Parker.
Schooner 8. II. sharp, Smith, Jersey City, Ties,
Schooner James Martin, Brown, Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
CUsToM-HoUsE REPORT.
ntered.-Anerican schooner Thomas W. Holden.
aicRae, Wincsor, N. g., with plaster for Warner
Moore.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia September 9Th, schooners W.
A. lowering. -, and ID. Fl. Diver.y, Williams.
MEMORANDA.
Z HAMPTON ROADS. September 10.-Arrsyed:
Schooners Benjamin T. Biggs. Quillap Charles Z.
Sfunfckson. Blizzard; and Mary +. Simmons,
Gam pbelI. from Richmond for Philadelphia.
. PHILADELPHIA. September S.-ArrtTed: Schoon-
er Pandora, Cheycral. from Petersburg, Va.
NEW YORK, September S-Arrived: Schooners
Flora s. Van Glider, Steeman; j. b. johnson,
Rose VIII lam II. Kennel, Soper, and Frank Nc
Donnel. McHenry, from Richmond. gr5~ -. a..at
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Arrival of Specie from Europe.

NEW YORK, September 10.-The steam
ship Algeria. from Liverpool, Yesterday,
brought 1856 200, aud the St. Laurent
from Hayre, brought $685. 600 in specie.
The steamship Weland, from HAMBURG,
this morning, brought Sl.29O, 600 in French
and German gold coin, and the steamship
Weser, from Bremen, brought S450,O IN
foreign coin and bars.
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By Telegraph.

! NEW YORK, September O.-Eoon.-Stocks steady,
Money on CALI, soc per cent. ENchange-Lone,
4sI: shorr, 4s34. State bonds dull. Governments
,EUening.-Money easy at sac per cent. FIX
change Gull at 4Sl@p4S14. Governments firm new
5's, 1929: A per cents, l04a; per cents, 10lA.
States dull. - ..sts ~.-
-. -. e. BALTIMORE. ...ss.a.
BALTIMORE, September 10.-Virgin'a 6's. Old. 20;
deferred, 53: consols, Ssh: second series g. new
10.40s, 49A: past-due coupons, SIN. BID to-day.
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The, MIME Elections.

PORTLAND, Me-, September 10.-Thus Far
complete returns from only two counties
have been received. From the returns
made the Senate stands as follows: Repub-
licans, IS; Opposition, Ii. The House has
SO Republicans to G. Opposition members.
Several days will elapse before the result is
officially known. 1t is thought now that
Davis may be elected by the people.
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wisconsin Democratic Nominations.

WiHNOUSfH UG1bUCENUtC I1SVhtH
MADISON, Wis. September 10.--The Dem
ocratic IConyention has finally nominated
Alex. Mitchell, of Milwaukee, u for Govern
or. Mitchell is now in, Europe, and some
doubt. is entertained OF his acceptance.
William, f. Who's, who was put in nomina-
iior for Lieutenant G ovcrnor, with the I'M
Outstanding that he shall accept the first
place if Mitchell declined to run, positively
refused to serve. George II. King was SUBJ
sequently selected, with Samuel Ryan as
candidate for Secretary of State.
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The Cincinnati Exposition.
SEVENTH ANNUAL oPENING-A GALA-DAY IN
lt = ~ CINCINNATI.

SEVENTH INN UAL UfSENINu. u U*hAa1O1 I TN
... ~ CINCINNATI. ~.
CINCINNATI, September l0.-The Seventh
Annual Industrial Exposition opened here
to-day. Thousands OF people from all parts
of Ohio and neighboring States were pre-
sent, and The scene presented in the streets
this morning YEAS very bright and animated,
buildings every being decorated with
flags, flowers, and eversrcens. The Gov
errors OF Ohio, Indiana. and Kentucky, ac'
companied by their stalls, were present, as
well as President Hayes, General Sherman,
and Lieutenant General Sheridan.
+. The formal opening ceremonies took
place at the Exposition building this after
noon, and consisted OF. an opening address
BY Governor Bishop, an address OF welcome
by President Pendleton, of the Exposition
board, and remarks by President Hayes.
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ARMY Of the Cumberland.

CINCINNATI, September 10.-Eenerai she
ridan, president Of the Society OF tue ARMY
az the Cumberiand, has called the annual
Sae,,fipg of that Society In Washington No
yeml>er 18th, the anniversary OF the battle
~ missionary Ridge, when the statue OF
General Thomas will be unveiled.
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Profits OF the Western Union TeIe-
graph Company.

New YORK, September 10.-The- sEXecu-
tive Committee of the Western Union lele-
graph Company estimate the profits OF the
company for Nlelquarter ending September
3Oth ut 81, 1922 Oh, or balance, after
paying interest, expenses, and dividends oil
IA per cent. OF S1.037,192.92. The dividend
is declared payable October 18th.
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49,, .v,.n ~ PRINCE GEORGE couSTY--ExEcU.
er r,ry coNMrrrsE aprorST red MassETI ~
Neutrality-suspicious. ARETlSGs--PERS
.r--pgArHoY AN aosD c1TI e &C.
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apeftestrienne ON her TRAY els.

CHARLOTTE, n. e., September 10.-Mrs.
Potts, who is walking from Philadelphia to
New Orleans for wager Of S.. 900, reached
here seven hours ahead Of time. She started
in May and has five months in which to
nerfarm the task. -. --1 49, -.-..- -
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s;ftle feaf lfship OF the Various part ties OBJ
Iposed IA emancipation OF tie Jews. Tt IS
t,ropcaed 10 consolidate these different fac
| fiop into On organizat ION Identical Id prin-
cine with the former American party
snown as % Know N othings. VI
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An Excursio1, to Ricl,mond.

NEW YORK, September 10.-Between 800
and 500 coIoreG persons are announced to
leave here about the 18th on an excursion
TO Richmond, Va. on the steamer Adelaide,
which has been chartered for the purpose.
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MEMPHIS Must HAVE SEwERs.-[ AUa-
tanche, Sh.l-The sewerage problem must
lie grapp!ed with, and the difficulties in the
way overcome for the adoption Of thor
ough system OF sewerage.
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~, oErlcE FOR TRANSMITTING PoWER.-Mr.
w. r +, jonte, OF This city, has succeeded,
.h,el Experimenting for a year or more, 10
, ue,isiog new and simple arrangement fos
.a,,shsloittsng nsRer by means OF reversible
%Ss Nv through whieh a round band passes.
wS.ss arrangement is OF special advantage
viii sl9lied to machinery which Is run
| three :, ssadte. Mr. Jente has secured
on eYb,ss.ase upon the device. 1t will be
sewino.mA,oa at the Exposition applied to a
the u.sa, saaine. Mr.. Jonte claims that by
with jess !, MS device a machine cen be run
Cinciann,pg v W.. alta higher rate OF speed
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LlTTLETOS, J

: The curnuRA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS 81 POTTER. Chemists and DrIgg'stss soy
Washington street. Boston, and are i0r SURG ~ Az
drugyists.g Price OF CCgIcURA: Small boxes oUc.
large boxes cou,a!piug TWO and one hall times tne
quantity Of small, 81. EEsoLyENT. u per Dottfe'
CrTlcuRA, SOAP, 25c.; By mail, 3Oc.; three caSes'
TSe sls,.ygs.ssf .-.y .s...s@.s my
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Proposals for the Cape-Henry light.

BALTIMORE, September 10.-Proposals
were received at the Lighthouse office in
this city to-day for the Cape-Henry (Va.)
lighthouse; There were fourteen bids by
parties in Chicago, New York, Msine, Penn
,sylyania, and elsewhete. ranging from
S11S,000 by the South Boston Iron Com
pany, down to S53,79S by Morris, Tasker &
Co..; Of Philadelphia, who are the lowest
bidders. -.
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Secretary Eyarts In Torol

TORONTO, September 10.-Secretary
Evarts and family arrived at Toronto to-day,
and are the guests Of the Marquis OF Lorne.
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

DIJEE CANDIEs.-l am manufacturing
4 daily INV inimirable pure crushed sugar CLAk.
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. | make better "a q
HE'S for wholesale purposes than any house in this
eountrv-warran,ed perfectly pure and 40 adnfe-
rations We don't use any giicos grafe-susar tara
alba-nothing bus pure sugars: IL u more Dlghly
Favored whfter brighter, irmer, and II warranted
TO stand hrin I'm any climate.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX. CONFECTIONERY,
"a an - x - l4l2 Main street.
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yrnurdars, Sfr,k

JEFFERSON, ND, September 10.-The
Ohio Car-Works' moulders have struck.
asking an increase from g to 1925.
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American Pharmaceutical AssOcsa'
.H-.-- ton. ----.--.-- III Ii.

| INDIANAPOLIS, September 10.-At the
MEETING OF the American Pharmaceutical
| a ss,,siarion here to-day G.. w. Sloan, OF In
Edianapols, was elected president; T. r.
Bakef. OF Richmond, Va, and P. 9. Candl'
I;dus. of Mobjle, Ala, vlce-presidents.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EnslansI.
THE ST. LEGER STAKES.

THE ST. LEGER STAKES.
GoynoN, September 10.-The st. Leger
stakes were won by Rayon dor; Ruperra
second, Exeter third. Seventeen horses
started in the race. The betting just before
the start was four to one against Rayon
dor, who won in a canter by five lengths.
Time 3:31
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] pMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

" y = =
garI,tp qualified "a administrator OF the estate OF
Iii rfies indebted TO her 10 come forward aud set
H. M 1nea, All parties having claims VII! present
.,,.,,nSn 20 Ne n n fsrtfDn
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vur s1rn,r1og AT VIEW AZ. o q

NEW, ORLEANS, Septe nbeP 10.--Vice-Pre-
sident Fenner and Dire. B. White, sanitary
director OF the Auxf .iary Sanitary Associa.
ton, state that no lone has been attacked
with yeltoW-iever since September 1st.G nor
is+a single case known to- exist in, this city,
Tits Association protested TO the NATIONAL
Board of Health against New Orleans BEING
considered an infected city, and asked that
the facts be distinctly stated in the next
No. of the Bulletin, and be announced to
tue country at large By telegraph. Id;
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS TO THE RESCUE.
sCu1cAGo, September 10.-PresidcntL Lang
staff, of the Memphis Towards, addressed
the Board OF Trade yesterday regarding the
needs OF bis Association. A committee was
appointed, consisting of prominent busi-
ness-men, to canvass the Board and secure
subscriptions.
Mr. Lapgstaff. says that there is DO foun-
dation for the state ment made in the Appeal,
and issued In the name of the Federal sol.
diers of Memphis, =" That the Towards gave
them no assistance" They may receive
the same aid rs others il they remove to
camps and apply Tor it.
,Adispatch from St. Louis says that 8, 000
ercfrniseti there YESTERDAYS for Memphis. Z
fa~ - QUARANTINE RAISED. 81.
WAsHINGToN, September 10.-The Trea-
sury Department is informed that the
Evan: vile quarantine against Memphis and
New Orleans was raised on the 1st instant.
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house in pSoseph e. Johnston has take17a
the comias sasat Square, Washington, for
is considassss session OF Congress. His wife
eiety thai W NJ Toe greatest acquisition to So
Wqsdinn,ona ashinggton has ,hadsfor years
Chroaislsa' ssslsr To- aasssAuggstG (Ga.)
y II RIeN aae.a Doll Of Baitimorgif ofmer.
tass .'s'Ypo, we think died on Tues
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, September 10, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 164 hogs
heads and tierces. The offerings ut auction OF
Change were So packages; OF which number 20
we're sold Ut prices ranging from 81 to $3.50.
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6aOLLINSs vOLTAICx j. ~ -, ;,
q y $3.50. ~ EcT H(,9,RfT pI.ASTERS

Placed over the centre Of the nervous forces Inc
pit they Furnish the aesorbents ~ils
that marvellous yitaiizng aud restorative agency,
Electricity, united with theeurasive properties OF
our ownjfrastant Balsaius aud Pine. For Weak and
Sore Lungs Paipttation OF the Heart, Painful Kid.
neys, IAyerrC Bilious Cole, Weak Stomach
and Bowels. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, and Scia,ica,
they are The best remedy In the world. =, 80: !.
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GROCERIES. &c.

DINE GROCERIES,.
We respectfully announce to the public that We
have opened q store, No. GIG EAST MARSHALL
STREET., and are prepared TO supply customers
with FINE FAMILY GROCERIES.
We keen constantly on hand 4 full stock OF
FINE FAMILY GRO, EklES.
WINES. LIQUORS, TEAS.
FINE HAMS, SUGARS,
FLOUR, COFFEE. SPICES,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C, &C.,
Of fneauallty. and ut prices which VIII guarantee
satisfaction. DANfVEin q tO,
sc 2 wv 6l2 east oiarShaii street.
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naa.n 80 q sWeu.Knowrs writer.

6 New HAVEN, September l0.-WilHia!m1
Patton, b. b, the 4 eminent author, ia dead
aged eigbty.one, t-iss fya9sg
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FIour.

Zine, 1850: surarfne. Si.25; extra. So; com
NOR family, S5.25@s5 so, fancy bran4s, SEQ
1880.
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90 .I,Hg.9as.i.
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FALL. RIVER, MASS, September 10.-The
striking spinners have issued their second
appeal for aid.
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EXCURSIONS.
AND OFIO-RaILWAY
LOWEST ROUND-TRIP RATES EVER OFFER
ED TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

From the 1st 20 the 18th OF September, 1879,
ROUND-TEIP TICKETS, GOOD FOR sFlkTEEN
DAYS. will be on sale at A. W. Glrber's, S2G Main
street. and ut the Chesapeake and Ohio Depot
Office. Broad near Seventeenth street, at The folow-
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ttst sd III = tfsSt4
.tisK ~ s29tsSs ~ et.l,s1sSi3s ~ lslis,l
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DRUGS. nEs;IGsnEe,.


THE GENUINE THREEFISU NOR
l. wEGIaN COp-LIVER OU.-This IS urrncss-
tionably the hest and finest OIL In market. IL pos
scsses Nil The medicinal properties Of Cod-Llyer Oil
in The greatest possible pr portions. ana on &c
count OF its mild and pleasant bland taste. and Lire
absence of tha usual disagrecaDle oanr, can b" ensiy
taken. aud Is readily retained by The most delicate
stomachs. Sold lay {. l.. WAGNER. ID u1gsi,
sell Sixth aud Broad streets.
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letter OR SALT RHEUM ON THE HANDS
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MALARIah POISON.

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF DIR. }. T. At
TER8URY, OF ESTELL, MISS, DATED JULY
8. 1879:
~ have found the Bufflo Tithia Waters iuyaiuI-
BILE in all diseases having their origin In ma'ar.,Ni
poison. Indeed. they seem almost specific in dis
eases of this character. ! believe that persons re-
siding In the most malariouS districts IN isai nnd o
great extent immunity from malnrious frvefS and
their attendant evils by bc free OF these water;
during the seasons Of tue year Specially calculates
IN ui,n rfSp n, fbnfuN
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MALARIkL POISON.
CHRONIC RENITTENT AND INTERMITTENT
FEyERS, &C.

STATED BY DIR. WILLIAM FOUNTAIN h oak
RINGToN, OF HALIFAX COUNTY, VA !
BEFORE THE WAR 4 SURGEON IN THE
IS UNITED STATES NAVY,
AND DURING THE WAR a SURGEON IN THE
CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY.
Extract from letter dated Meidendo. Halifax COMO
:. ty, Va, August l3, 1871
1.-THE case of Mr.. -, Of Charlotte county, Vs.,
Was one which the MEDICAL world recognizes as tbs
effect OF malarial poi or, with frequent and pro-
ougei attacks OF Intermittent or remttent fcyera,
followed by weakened -Ierre-power, Impoverished
blood aud If not actual enlargement OF The liver se
least great siuggishness of the portal system Tho
usual Treatment srovin2 unavailing, advised vsfs
TO the Buta;o Ltihla Springs. where my patient re-.
Spring No. with admirable results. The liver was
reduced TO It's normal size The Initiated Secretionn
removed. the chill: snd fcvers arrested and the Sc
creuug organs invigOrated TO regular and healthy
performance of their functions Know OF no medI-
cinal waters that consider compnrab!e To these IN
the v,riety OF diseases having their origin In ma
lariaI poison ascribe much OF the curative virtue
Of these waters, speciay In eases Of this calac-
ter to their action asa '',Grre tonic" s..e
EXTRACT FROM A COMMUNICATIONS OF nIs.
JOHN w. WILLIAMSON, OF
JACKSON. TENN,
ON THE THERAPEUTIC ACTION OF The
BUFFALO LITHTAWATERS.
IN VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTHLY FOR FEB
..s... e.. RUARY.lS77; .a
"Thoir great value In Malariti Diseases and Se-
qucIR has been most abuGdluty and satisfactorily
Tested, and have no question that II would have
been "a valuable auxiliary In The rea' ncnt OF the
the !" VALLEY during tho past SUMNER
PR sCribed IL myself, and II gave prompt relief Ia
case Of Suppression of urine IN yellow-ierer. ana
decidedly mit'gated other distressing aud ,lau-
gerous symptoms The patient recovered. but how
Tar the wafer may have contributed TO that result
thavng prescribed II in but single casel Of course
ever. about the fact that Its administrator AT
| tended by The most bcnelcal rasuits.n