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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-01
THE RUSSIAN TERROR.

a Visit Of the Secret Polico-A Pro.
fessOr Of tho University Marched 20
Prison Without Explanatlon Kept
In q Filthy Hole aud Discharged
Without REDRESS.
The scant ceremony with which the
Russian police treat even gentlemen Of
repute and position may be gathered
from the following incident, which has
occurred within the last few days.
There reside in St. Petersburg two
brothers named Faminzin. They are
both highly respected in society and
well known throughout the city gem
orally. The elder Of the two enjoys 5
consid erable reputation as one Of the
Professors of the University, dignity
conferred upon him with the title Of
Excellency;" and the younger broth.
or Is no less esteemed as an excellent
musician, much admired for his talents
as composer and critic far beyond the
limits Of St. Petersburg.
During the night Of last Saturday
week number Of armed men belonging
to the police made their appearance st
the un0btrusive and generally undis.
turbed residence Of Prot. Famirzin.
There were thirteen gendarmes, under
command Of an officer of the force.
The professor, who, Of course, was fast
asleep at the time, was hastily sum-
naoned from his bed, and he was court
eously informed BY the chief of the
party that the superior authorities had
ordered them to search the whole Of
his chambers. Good" replied Fam
inzin; "act precisely in accordance
with your Instructions Then com.
menced search and rummaging Of the
valuable library formed by the pro-
lessor, the volumes being handled, or
rather ill-treated, in manner that
sent cold shudder creeping over the
worthy savant's skin. The precious
works we're strewn aboIt the floor,
trampled on by the far from consider
ate feet Of the police, the pages were
torn open and pulled out of the binding
to discover the existence Of compromis-
ing documents. As soon as the search
of the premises was finished, the officer
in command Of the police turned to
Faminzin, and, with the utmost respect,
addressed him: "Your Excellency, /
am extremely sorry, but l must request
you, as we'll as monsieur your brother.
to accompany me. It is by order of
the superior authorities" elf it be,
as you say, by order Of higher officers"
answered the professor, "fulfill the in
structions with which you have been
commissionedv' The two gentlemen,
who reside together, dressed as quickly
as possible, were then placed in the
center Of the gendarme party, who,
guarding the brothers in their midst,
marched off with them.
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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE J
TvrTIrrry-r fnnur1.rL,r
ENEIUTIFE NUMMII TEE,
RIcIIMnNn A nnlAf 81 1870


RICHMOND, August 81. 1870.
The following canvussers have been ap-
pointed:
First Congressional District-J. L. Ma
rye, Robert l.. Montague, John Nceley, and
Thomas Croyton.
Third Congressional Dis,rict-W. D. Que
senberry, W. ]. Clopton, F. Y. Winston,
John b. Young, W. +. e. Gregory, and
George D. Wise.
Eighth Congressional District-J. V.
Brooke.
Thirteenth Senatorial Distrct-General
FitZ. Lee ard John GoUlrick.
Sixteenth Senatorial District-Willis J..
Dance.
Thrty.fourth Senatorial District-D. c..
Deiarnette.
Thirty-tfth Senatorial Dlstrct-Joseph
Bryan and Robert Stiles.
CITY AND COUNTY CANvAssERs.
Alexandria City and County,. n. John.
son.
Caroline-J. NJ. Hudgin.
Chestertield-W. l.. Porter and w. 4
Blankenship.
Essex-T. r. B. Wright.
Fredericksburg Citv-A. W. Wallace, E
NJ. BraXton. and Charles Ilerndon.
FarfaX-Maior Thomas Moore.
Fluvanna-A. A. Gray and William B
Petit.
Fauquer-Major Il. Taylor Scott.
GIoucester-ilaryus Jones.
Hanover-IIill Carter, X. II. Cardwell,
and DR.. L. b. Anderson.
Henrico-H. \. Atkinson.
King George-JuIian j. Mason and G. II
Ashton.
King William-WIIiam R. Aylett and W
f. Hart.
King and Queen-E. &. Montague, J. Fl
G. Jones. II. X. Pollard, and John G. Dew.
Lousa-H. w. Murray.
Loudoun-thar!cs l.. Pollock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Garnett.
Middlesex- Robert McCandlish, B. f
Bland. and A. Il. Evans.
Observation-Disclosures Walker and E.
Prince Euward-Colone1J T. Fitzgerald
r. Il. Berkeley. Joseph Ii. Morton, anl
Captain A. Drumheicr.
Prince William-E. Z. Meredith and Ay.
lett Nicol
Richmond City-D. c. Richardson, W
W. Henry, and Samuel I'll. Pulliam.
Richmond County-ThCmas Jones.
Spotsylvania-,John NJ. Holaday, Hugh
L. Boggs, ard William B. Sandiord.
Staf'ord-Jobn II. Suttle.
Westmoreland- J. Washington
and W. S. Mckenney.
}. BELL. BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers Will please copy.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief Hems-Dunlop Il McCance ship.
ned to Brazil Yesterday $500 barrels OF
-four. manufactured here, and valued at
S22.l
Owing to a leak in the main water-plpe
there has be cen no water In the reservoir
during the last two days. The matter IS
now being rcmedlcd.
The grass in the gutter in front OF the
Public Square has been cleared away.
A fence should be placed around the
Snuare. so as TO prevent cattle from lnlur-
ing the Young trees.
At the Mayors Cour. yesterday business
was unusually dull. In fact. criminals have
been remarkably scarce here during the last
few days.
There are at present but two prisoners in
the city JAIL Not long since that institu'
ton was overfowing with boarders.
The recent heavy storm in Chesterfield Is
rcpor,ed to have destroyed many young
iruit-trees.
/ The stages between Manchester and Rich
| mond are we'll patronlZed.
RisboD Docsett will preach at the Metho'
dist church here next Sunday morning.
| Politicians Dere and throughout the coun
ty OF Chesterfield are numerous. severa
candidates from this place are already IL
L
| the field.
| The musicale at Beethoven Hall to-niSh'
promises to be quite enjoyable. Or. Bart
| kowski, Of Richmond, Is expected 10 "
present, and will favor the audience win
| violin solo.
The Lyceum boys gave grand picnic
Bonair yesterday. A special car was use'
for the occasion. :,
There are several criminal cases alread
on the docket for trial Mt the next term o
the Hastings Court, which meets the tnir
Monday in September.
The Chesterfield County Court will mee
on the second Monday OF September. Tn
most important case on the. docket is tha
OF Henry Patram. charged with an attemp
to commit an Outrage upon small colore
girl. A negro jury is expected to be draw
fer the case.
r. Owing to unavoidable circumstances ID
. anniversary celebration OF the Methedis
! Sunday school vas not beld.
Fbe amount OF reyenue, derived from 70
Iofett register for the mouth Of July, !
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The M0zART.-A pleasant musicale wa!
given last evening. The family CauiHeld
who have lately come from England, kindly
rendered their assistance, which gave va
riety TO the usual weekly programme.
Mr.. Edward Caulfied has pleasing
tenor voice. He sang two solos, received q
complimentary encore, and was accompa-
MED by his brother. ,,a..
Miss G. CauIfleld possesses simple, un-
affected style, and for her rendition OF
Bishops "Bid Ne Discourse" was the re-
eipient OF deafening applause. She re.
sponded TO the encore with simple ballad.
The duo between Signor JardeIa and
Professor Jacob Reinhardt was the finest
number on the programme. Mr. Rein
hardt is a graceful. honest performer, and
always gives satisfaction.
The " Gayotte," BY Padre Martini, Is a
bewitching little productloD, and was well
rendered.
The tromboon in the orchestra almost
took the roof off the house. 80
The rude and boisterous behavior OF
number OF Young men in the audience was
such as to try the temper OF many people.
complaint Of them from lady was
handed in at this Office after the perform
ance. and il is only omitted because it is
hoped and believed that there will be no
cause for similar protestations in the future.
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went ashore about 10 O'Clock with several
Roman candles and our own Club signal
and walked down to the beach. Alter
taking good lookout we saw what we sup
posed to be. the light OF the steamship Wya-
noke. She was sailing rapidly up the beach
with fair.wind. We sent off one OF the
candles and waited a few moments, but n 0
response. We then sent OF another, aud
Immediately afterwards Captain Couch sent
off Coston signal from the ship, and we
responded with our own private red light,
which sent red glare far out 10 sen. This
over, we went aboard and turned In. >e-
LIrE-sAvISG STATION NO. 10.
I had long wanted to visit one of the life
saving stations on our coast, and day or
two ago had the pleasure OF inspecting
Station No. 10, which Is located on the
beach at Cobb's Island, and is in charge OF
Captain Charles III. Crumb, who has under
his command six surfmen. The station is
beautifully fitted up, and could have spent
full day in examining the numberless ap-
pliances for saving life and property. On
the first floor are the 1ife-lines, water
tight iron cars for bringing persons to the
shore, lffe-b boats, life-preservers, the mortar
and hoWitzer for sending out the lines TO
beached vessels, the signalrockets, and,
In fact, everything else found in these
grand :pbil; nthropic, humane, and beneti:
cent institutions; and ii one life ,is saved
every five years they have done noble
work. Winter before last three vessels
were stranded upon the beach OH Cobb's,
and fifteen lives were saved. The wrecks
OF one or two of these vessels can now be
seen at low tide out in the cruel breakers.
After seeing everything downstairs we
went up TO the rooms Of The captain and his
crew, which are on the floor above, where
we found the cots, blankets. library, medl-
cine-chest, and other paraphernalia OF the
station and after thanking Captain Crumb
for bis kind attentions bade him adieu, and
went aboard our vessel, which, after her
success on Saturday, became the centre OF
attraction.
SURF-BATuENG-A ISLANDER, &C.
One of our chief amusemcnts during the
stay at Cobb's was the suri-bathing on the
beach. 1t is the finest beach / have ever
visited, and the surf rolls up at high tide
upon the gradually-descendine hard-sand
shore as grandly and beautifully rs one
could desire. I know OF no place that can
be compared to it. y -,
One Of our Club received letter while
we were at Cobb's from friend in Rich
mond, who pleasantly stated he bad heard
that when we left home we carried of two
barrels of whiskey, marked behring's. OF
course we did no such thing. That's Joke.
f Fl F.
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.-Police-Justi
White has gone to Hanover county for Il
brief respite from bis labors.
The grand jury Of Hanover county have
indicted William Ii. BeveridSe, OF this city,
for misdemeanor--the result OF the bogus
camp-meeting enterprise.
Hon. John Amber Smith, formerly men,
her of Congress from this district, now
practicing law in Washington, D. c.. is on
visit here.
James Sweeney has received the contract
for carrying the mail between the post-oftice
and depots OF this city. He is to get 81, ,lI6
per annum.
General William B.. Taliaferro passed
through the city yesterday on his way home
from Blacksburg.
DR.. Ruffner has returned TO the city.
AT the request of Conservatives OF King
William, Major W. F. c. Gregory will meet
Parson Massey there on court-day, Monday
next, 25.h instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

POLICE Court, Police Jus
tice Joseph j. White presaing.-Mahala
Jackson (colored), charged with stealing
one lot Of clothing from Mrs. Childress.
Nolle prosequi entered.
Lewis Coleman (colored) was fined 500
for striking William Timberlake.
Charles Thompson (colored) was fined -
for disorderly conduct. .--.
Hamilton Saunders (colored), an escaped
llnatic, was sent back to the asylum.
WI. S. Bowe (colored). editor and states
man, who was committed to Jail in default
OF payment Of fine, was released there
from, Justice White being satisfied
that be did not have the money, and that
there was no possible way OF getting II
while In iail.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

A GRAIN ELEVATOR BADLY NEEDED AT
THIS oINT.-Messrs. a. 7. Stokes & Co.
have written letter to the secretary of the
Corn and Flour Exchange, in which they
say: -. ..,-
Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana. and other grain
sections of the West, on the subiec, OF
shipping us wheat and corn, and asking
what arraD gements we have in Richmond
for the storage OF grain. You are aware
that to store grain as we are now situated
would cost fully five cents per bushel.
while il we had an elevator this work could
be, done for about one cent per bushel.
We are sure our grain business could be
doubled il we had the proper means OF
storing it at Richmond. Merchants can
not expect the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way to use their ears as storage, nor
can We urge our friends In the West to ship
unless for prompt delivery, within three
days from the arrival OF the cars in Rich
mond. From what we know, we are safe
in saying that Richmond could be made o
large grain market, both as central point
for distribution to the southern States and
also. for shipment to European and other
ports in this country. The near completion
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway into
the best wheat sections OF this country
makes this a most important question for
our Corn and Flour Exchange, and worthy
OF the best care Of our merchants and ship
pers. II the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company would construct elevators on the
James river and on the dock we think great
business outlet would at once be given our
city. and large increased transportation
would be secured to the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. AS you are the
proper official OF the Corn Exchange, hay
ing such matters under your care, we have
thought it proper to lay our views before
you."
1t is likely that the subject will receive
the attention of the Corn and Flour EX-
change at an early day.
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Communicated
Chntaicne's virginia state Business
Directory.

Messrs. Baughman Brothers have issued
their prospectus announcing the forthcom-
ing volume OF the aboveE EDirectory. BY a
recent purchase they have become the pro-
prietors OF this valuable work, and the see
ond biennial No. will be issued under their
auspices about the ISt OF March, 1880.
br. j. II. Chatagne continues on the
work as compiler and canvasser. The
book will contain the names, business, and
addresses of the merchants, manufacturers,
professional and business men, and prlncl-
pal farmers and mill.owncrs Of the State,
arranged in the most concise and conyc-
nient form for reference. The Directory
will furnish full and exact Information
official, municipal, and sIatistlcal-c concern
ing each city, town, or village, thus afford
Ing ample yet wel-digcsted details OF
everything concerning them likely to be OF
interest or valuable to those engaged in
commercial intercourse, or about to enter
into business relations with each other.
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!. --rr>
n,UTT's PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

rnss OF Appetite, Bowels Costiye; Pam Id tne
,,a.6 with duli sensation in the back part; fa,s
70 ,bc shoulder Blade; Fuliness After Easius,
~ a,xsa,tna,,on to exsrtion of body or msad !;
,rr,,,sil,,y of Temper; Low Spirits, with fscnns
~ having neglected some duty: Weariness, nzk.-
o.s Fyu,tcring at the Heart, Dots Before the Eyes.
yellow skin; Beadach, generally over the r,Ea'
eve; Rcstlcssuess, with dtfai dreams' HUXLEY
Coiored Urine -,
~, ,rursr WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
KIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
Be DEVELOPED.
rITTs,s FILLS are especially adapted to such
casrs. One dose effects such change OF tcsling a:
10 sseon.sh the sufiarer'
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THe VALUE OF THE ENDOWMENT SYSTEM:
The funeral OF Mrs. Emma Miller, vile OF
Deputy Gas-Inspector II. G. Miller, Will
take place this morning at 10 O'Clock from
the German Lutheran church, on Fiftn
street. Mrs. Miller was member OF Mar
lha Washington Lodge, Knights and Ladies
OF Honor, a kindred institution to the
Knights OF Honor, which is composed only
Of members OF that order and their female
relatives. An endowment Of $1,000 Is paid
on the death Of a member. This is the first
death which has occurred in this order
since its existence in this city. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

THE CALEDoNIAN-C Picnic - THE
SPoRTs.-The picnic of the Caledonian
Club at Mount Pleasant yesterday was an
enjoyable affair.
In the contest "putting the stone" there
were eleven entries. Result: James Cook
first, John Smith second, Peter Copeland
third.
In the hop, skip, and jump there were
nine entries. Edward Smith came out first.
John Smith second, and Peter Donald third.
For the sack-race there were tive entries.
The winner was James Phillips; second,
Peter Copeland; third. Robert Sim.
Boys sack-race-three entries-John Nc
Curtuy HrSr.
In the archery contest there were twenty
one entries. John Stevenson was first,
William Gibson second.
Throwing the Hammer-For this there
were thirteen entries. Result: First. Alex.
Dick; second, E.. Smith; third, Gilbert
Phillips and Andrew Brown-a tie between
the last two.
Long Jump-Eleven entries. Result
First. James Rowe; second. Ed. Smith
third, II. Calder, Jr.
In "the tug OF war" "-pulling at rope
between the married and single men, there
was q drawn battle.
james Phillips was the successful coli
testant in dancing the Highland Fling.
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ExCUR URSIONS.
TNuE LAST, BUT BEST OF ALL.
DAMON LODGE. 40. 7. X. OF r.,
WILL GIVE THEIR
ANNUAL FAMILY EXCURSION
TO
WEST POINT
on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1879.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1879.

nnp hand of mu>ic will he present. Dancing.
Fishing, Boating. AUD other amisrlnrnts. .
Dinner III the hotel, so cents; children hat price.
Families can paironizn his excursion WIN lhe
assurance that no effort will be spared 10 make II
day Of real enjoyment 10 ali. =,
Train leaves York River depot a, IN \. N' he-
turning. reaches Richmond 1T T.. VI. -
Tickets: Gentlemen, 81: ladies. 80 cents; chill
drcn under ten years, % cents under hEc years
free. go, ,,,,,
A limited number Of tickets "ill be gold by me
following committee: j. l.. Gar bright. A. ".
WeIsiger. w. Is. Smith. H. A. Atkinson Jr., ~. -
Richarcson, I'D John 4. Mcanlcy.
IL AZ L *
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The EXCURSION TO STAUSToN tomorrow
night promises to be the most attractive OF
the season. Many Of our people have taken
advantage OF these cheap, popular excui.
sions to spend q dag in the beautifut elty OF
the Valley. Everybody may have this plea
sure for only $i.5Q. ~ = i =, 1896. !sr7t
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KENTUCKY WHIskEY,
FOUR ~ YEARS OLD.
$3.50 PER GALLON,
At CHRISTIAN ( WRITES.
Now, here is something, a. Toodles says.

Now, here Is something, a. Toodles says,
That's bound to be useful one or these days.
AN UMBRELLA.
LEVY BROTHERS have reduced Tho prices OF their
Umbrellas to suclflow hsures that 1t will pay youto
purchase one at once. They are also selling SIX
Parasols at 45. so, 50, IS. 75c.. and :1-all OF
which are worth double The money. They have 4
few lett of those Silk Parasos Iued with .il at
formerly sold at $3.50 and 81.
LEVY BROTHERS also oger great bargains In the
remainder Of their stock Of Dress Goods. Also.
great bargains In 200 Remnants OF Dress Goods.
Yon can save money by making your purchases
now, US the whole stock of goods must be sold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

Il TIE NECESSITY FOR SEWERs.-lNeW
Orleans Times Almost every principal
city in Eastern Europe and 10 America
has adopted this method OF Washing ,the
filth beyond its limits 1t is susceptible
:of math ematical demonstrate tuat tne
death.rate in such cities has decreased 10
ratio with the advance and completion OF
such works, "istia =. 5ee5as sGss.s y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoN.-The clerks OF
the Philadelphia Steamship Company Will
give moonlight excursion down the river
as far as Dutch Gap on Tuesday evening
next. There will be string band on board
for the benefit Of those who wish to dance,
and the managers promise that perfect Or
der shall be preserved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

THE MISsTRELs At THE THEATRE To-
N1GHT.-The Big-Four Troupe will give an
entertainment at the Theatre to-bight,
which promises to be delight to all those
lovers Of Ethiopian minstreIsy who may be
able to attend. The programme is varied
and interesting one. 1t Is likely that there
will he O full house. s..-a ,,.Es s.r...
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AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The couucnancc is pale and leaden-c colored, with
occasional fushes or circumscribed spot on one or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
aiate an azure semcircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritatcd, swclls, aEd sometimes
headache, with humming throbbing of the cars
an unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul, particularly In the morn
Ing; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
aknawng sensation of the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone fectinS pains in the stomach; occa-
saonal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
OH, the abdomen bowels Irregular, at times cosive
stools slimy, not untreuueptlY tinged with blood;
belly swollen aud h1rd; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult and accompanied by hic-
cough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive: un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the
teeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURr
in any form. II isan innocent preparation, not ca
pehie Of doing the slightest injury to the most
tender infant.
The genuine DIR. MCLASE's VERMIFUGE bears
the signatures o. c. MCLANE and FLEMING Bros.
on the wrapper.
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NOTICE.-Tbe schooner MISNI-G-
~ VIA MILLS viii he ready to take ou' aakSn
any club party on reasonable terms 10 CoobS
island or other points desired by parties charertn.
for summers tstiug cruise. Vessel will be r-sdy
10 sail on The 23D DAY OF AUGUST. 1879. Apply
70 captain, On board. A. f. NELSON.
All 2Z-3t -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done s.;hs
DISPATCH PRlNTlNG-HousE. Good WORK, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the New
England and Middle States, Tennessee, and
the Ohio Valley, slightly warmer and partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly Southwestern.
ly, aud falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains, winds
mostly from southwest to northwest, sta
tionary and higher temperature, and gene
rally lower pressure.
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|! DAMON LODGE ExcURsIoN.-Damon
Lodge, No. !, Knights of Pythias. will give
their annual family excursion to West Point
Monday, September 1st. The committee
having charge Of the matter assure day Of
real enjoyment to all who attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

BURNETT's FLAyoRING EXTRACTS are used
and endorsed by the best hotels, confectoners, and
grocers throughout the country. They perfectly
pure. at once the cheapest aud best. aud received
the highes. award xt the Centennial Exhibition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

To THE DRUeaIsTs AND OTHERS OF RICH
MoND: Your attention is called to q handsome
pyramid Of 365 Paper Boxes intended for cxhibi-
ton at the American Pharmaceutical Association
at indianapolis and &C the st. Louis Fair.
You are Invited 10 examine these specimens of
our manufacture on THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
j. W. RANDOLPH L ENGLISH.