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The Koran.

A curiosity 70 eEZzeae. and y nece.sisy
THE KORAN OF MoHAMMEDi translated from the
Arabic by George Sale. Formerly published at &275i
new beautiful type, neat cloth-bound edition price
35 cents and cents for postage Catalogue Of many
standard werks low in price, with era terms
to clubs Free Soy where YOU saw this advertisement
AMfRIckn BOOK EXCHANGE. Tribune Building N. Y.
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csc week in your own town.. Terms and ss outns
~OO free, Address H. HALLKrr co., Portland Maine.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

distance of six miles.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03
WHOLESALE GRouERs.
BUDWE:ISER.

fB c. CoNRAD& co.'s "BUDWEISER" LAGER
BEER is acknowledged by all TO be the best and
purest in the United States, and has not only VIC
toriously retained the first rank in the Eastern
States, where the best Breweries We with each
other in the production OF GOOD BEER, but has
also become the favorite over ell other brands Of
imported BEER on the Pacific coast. In fact on
this coast it has become not only article Of
Injury but an article OF necessity being really
THE ONLY GOOD AND WHOLESOME BEER
which could conscentiously be introduced as a
beverage into the family, 1r used for medicinal
purposes For the latter purpose, C. CONRAD x
CO.'S BUDWEISER BEER is peculiarly adopted,
and is fast gaining the preference over the strong
Ales and Porter, being SUPERIOR IN FLAVOR
AND FREE FROM ALL IMPURITIES. 1t is mild
and nourshiug and just the article for conyaescents
and ladies' The brilliant sparkle and creamy foam
OF this BEER is the result OF natural fermentation,
and not produced by artificial means or injurious
ingredients C. CONRAD & co. guarantee that
their BEER is brewed according to the origina
BUDWElSER" process OF the BEST SAAzER
HOPS and BOHEMIAN BARLEY, and warranted
to keep in any climate. We take pleasure in recon-
mending it to cur friends and patrons as superior
article Of LAGER BEER.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03

TRUE HAPPINESS is derived from the use of
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier. People who
have tiled it oncs never give it mp. because
they want to remain happy.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03

NEVER BTroRE were such bargains offered
in ladies cloaks as you viii find at the Red
House Ladies, beaver cloa!Sz, 81 25; other
Qualities. 81 so, IS and $40, handsomely
trimmed with silk, satin or fringe; lsdies'
cbirchilla cloaks, So 80; ladies' fancy diagonal
cloaks. beautifully trimmed, So, Also, com
pIete assortment Of misses' eloaks.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03

81 believe in bananas in the abstract,
but not in the concrete, said the old gen.
tleman, as he painfully arose from the as
phalt walk.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03

HAND Knit SocKs-75 dozen received to-
day, only 20 cents per pair. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03

REMEMBER. you can buy heavy bed COM
forter for 81, at the Red House; other quail
ties, 81 20 to IS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03

CLOTHING. CLOTHING! FOR MEN AND
BoYs.-Another great sale Of clothing at
auction, sold by Messrs Greenbaum & Co.,
for cash-S00 suits bought in by tie Red
House. Two hundred mems and boys over
coats and ulsters. beaver suits, rubber coats,
ETC.. to be opened out this day. Buy your
goods of the original "One Price" house,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03
Wei De Meyers
CATARRHE

GtERE.-UNQUESTI0NA THE NOT IN
VI ortant medical discovery since vaccination.
A remedy which assimilates with the mucous mem
brane and forms not only local, but cOnstitu.
fionai care at any stage. One package generally
sufices. Delivered by druggists or by D. b.
DEWEY & co, No. 50 Dey street, n. y, 81 20
complete Treatise and remarkable statements by
the cured mailed free. The afflicted refer to;
SHELDON COLLINS, Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco.
DR. F. n CLARK, Dentist, with DR.. Brewer, Mont.
gomery street, San Francisco.
CHAs NoyEsIs, Wilmington, Cal.
G. II. MANNING, Fall River Mills, Cal
W. ]. DAVENPORT, The Dalles, Oregon.
MRS H. HARPER, 7o6 Stone street, Denver. Col
Miss MARCY E. RANKER, 495 Clark ST., Chicago.
Mile AIMEE, Opera Prima Donna.
PAUL BorNroN the Swimmer), Flushing, L /.
SAN'L BENEDICT, COZ Broadway, N. Y.
REV G. H TAYLOR. 149 Noble St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
REV a. II. SUMNER, Frederick, Md.
Rev. GEO. E. PRATT. st. Stephens Church, Phila.
delphia.
Rev, G. j. JOINS, New Brighton, N. Y, ETC., etc.
fT Real Cure for Cafarrh for 81 30.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


The FRANCIS CAsE-In relation to the
case Of julius Francis, arrested few DAYS
since By cficer jackson, and against whom
evidence of his having committed five bur.
glaries IN this city Of late has already devel-
opad, I'D li5ional light is thrown upon this
mans transactions and general bent of pur-
pose by the following letter from the propri-
etors &C the Red Bluff Hotel at Red Bluff.
received By Chief Karcher yesterday: 1--WE
see By the RECORD UNION that you have ar.
rested one julius Francis, aud we have few
words to say Ia regard to him. We sent to
Houston & Go. for waiter, and Francis was
sent here October 18th to fill the bill. The
third day after he was here bis r0om-mate
lanother waiterl missed $50 from his valise,
and thought at the time that he was the
" party, bat he did not want him ar
dropped the matter. When he
- ne worked we'll, but in few
dent towards guests that we
give him his time He
, on November 4th, and
of Masonic gold sleeve
)mpasl, worth Sl4 /; so
MIN we wish you would
also some silverware
be has disposed Of it in
ard case, and we hope
benefit of the law
of unlimited resources in
y many osher cases than
ID will yet come to light be-
authorities are through with
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03
BRIEF NOTES.

The people living in the neighborhood
between Fifth and Eighth, r and Y streets
have been greatly annoyed of late by the
shooting of sportsmen at ducks and other
game which is occasionally seen there. Yes
terday officer Smith was directed by Chief
Karcher to arrest all persons found shooting
in that vicinity, as it is in violation of the
law to shoot within the city limits. Three
prominent young men were subsequently
arrested by Smith. and will be brought be-
fore Judge Henry to-day. Further arrests
will be made If others are found hunting
there.
The Native Sons of the Golden West of
this city are making preparations for holding
their fourth annual invitation party, which
will take place some time in February.
The Board of Education met last night
and worked couple of hours over the proof
sheets of the new code of rules.
DIR. Simms resumes his lectures this even
ing at the Congregational Church, upon the
subject of " Physiognomy."
Scarlet fever, measles and diphtheria have
appeared in the city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03

LECTURE TONIGHT DIR. Simms lectures
on lips. Mouth, Teeth and Ears, " at the
Congregational Church to night. Get a chart
to-day, and Learn for what you are best
adapted.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03

Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. w. Chesley, agent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03

AN UNwELCoME VIsIToR.-A case of
smallpox mas been reported to the Board of
Health, and is in charge of physicians of that
body. It is of a light character, in remote
part of the city, and the premises can be
easily auarantined. A rigid quarantine will
be established to-day, and the family 50 sup
piled that it need not leave the premises or
suffer any special inconvenience. The Board
will thea make public the locality. The
case is manifest in the person of young
woman employed in the family. who has not,
so far as can be ascertained, been exposed to
the disease Some two weeks ago member
of the family visited Stockton, where the
smallpox then prevailed to some extent, but
is not aware that any exposure was had. lie
girl was vaccinated about a week ago, and the
belief is that the case will not become Sc
we're one.
ARRESTED FOR VAGRANcY.-Oficer Ferral
yesterday arrested John Bowman, alias
"Dutchy," who is the noted vagrant of the
State. He was seen by the officer soliciting
aims, and when approached by Ferral he
made off, and finally ran two or three
squares. Afterward they met on street,
and Ferral drew his pistol upon him, follow
ing him into Kerth's cigar store, where be
surrendered and was taken to the station
house upon charge of vagrancy. Upon be-
I; ing searched a six-shooter, an old-fashioned
pepper-box revolver, was found upon him,
| and also razor.
POLICE ARRESTS. were made in
the city yesterday as follows John Bowman,
alias Dutchy, fer vagrancy and carrying con-
cealed weapons, by officer Ferral; Jack Lee.
attempt to commit rape, by officer Ferral.
AUCTION SALE-D. J. Simmons will sell
at his sales-rooms on Fourth street, between
) and K, at 1880 A. NJ to-day, large lot OF
household furniture, carpets. six set of new
| harness, glassware. etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03

EVER YouRs.-Baby weighs 142 ibs., 5 feet
3 inches in hight; introduced to the Red
House August 18th. Sings the song ltitlel,
" At Home = VIII appear soon again.
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FLANNEL UsDERwEAn, 50 suit. Red House. ;
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Our WHoLE-STocK KIP Boor, only So so.
Red House.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. = Washington
Lodge, No. 20, F. and A. NJ, last evening
elected the following officers: r. K. Wick,
W. NJ; s. w. Butler, S. W.; J. n. Young.
J. W: W. C. Fetch. Treas; L. O. Jordan,
Sec L T. Ashworth, S. D.; c. I. Iugham,
i. D.; George l.. Clark and John Breuner,
Stewards; L. Collar, Tyler.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03
A CHANCE NOT CONNIONL Y OFFERED.
Motto Cups Saucers

Fancy Motto Cups and SauGerS or Ghdran 5 20 and rs
Large and Beautiful HOttO Cups and SauGars for 49, SO and rs
Finely Painted MuStaGhe Cups and Sauce1B &C., Use aud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02
LEXINGTON.

RICHMOND AND ALLE0HANY RAILROAD.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 30, 1880.
IL commenced raining here yesterday
about dark, and has been steadily coming
down ever since. Farmers complain that
they have had so little rain, and promise
not to nurmur II the spell should continue
even day or two longer.
Work IS progressing satisfactorily on the
line OF the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road in this county. The line between Bu-
cbanan and Lynchburg has been located,
and The part not yet under contract balcony
Falls TO the city OF Lynchburg) will be put
under at an early day. Major John W..
Johnston. counsel for The company, Is now
10 Bedford for the purpose OF settling dam
ages, and will go to Campbell next week Tor
the same purpose. The branch road from
the head OF the mountain to Lexington will
probably come up the North river, follow
ing the line OF the towpath. though this has
not yet been offcially determined. The
company will no doubt select the route
which can he constructed at the least cost
TO themselves, other considerations being
equal. Our friends on North river are con-
fident OF having their route chosen. II this
test be invoked. PETREPoNs.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
NTALARIAL 'POISON.

The principal cause Of nearly all sickness at this
time Of the year has its origin In disordered
Liver which, If not gula,ed IN time, great suffer-
ing, wretchcdness. aud death will ensue. A gentle
man writing from South America, says
81 have used your simmons Liver Regulator
with good effect, both prevention and cure for
Malaral Fevers on the lsthmus of Panama"
II you feel drowsy, debilitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly. poor appetite. and
tongue coated you are suffering from torpid liver or
biliousness" and nothing VIII cure you so speedily
aud permanently as 10 take
SIMMONS LIvER REGULATOR.
It's given with safety and the happiet results to
the NEST delicate infant. IL takes The place OF GuI-
nine and bitters of every kind II is the cheapest,
purest, and best family medicine Ia the world.
Prepared by j. II. ZEiLlN CO..
Philadelphia
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. oc 9.eodtAu1s
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DEATH or MARONEY-CHINAMEN IN DANyILLE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
NOVEMBER l, 1880.
Denis Maroney died on Saturday night.
having lived one week after he was shot
In the belief that he was about TO die he
made "A statement OF the affair between him
self and John w. Ramey, the substance OF
which was that be did not shoot at Ramey.
that he was shot at three times and hit
twice; and that when he inquired who had
shot him Oh being then about mldnighD.
he received for answer "JOhn Ramey."
MaIoney was an Irishman, and had been in
employ here as iOurneyman tailor for sew
era years. lie was r6gardedas an inOfiensiye
citizen. John w. Ramey had been living
i'm and near Danv,lle about twelve years.
At one time he was partner In firm which
did large business as machiniSts and
dealers in wood and lumber, and he was
looked upon as an enlerprising citizen and
q rising man. LatleTly, the machinc-shOp
having been destroyed by fire and business
here not having proved satisfactory, be bad
settled upon tract Of land about six miles
from Danville, which Il think came by his
wife, and was not very often seen about
town. The trouble into which he has now
fallen involves also several excellent people,
his friends and relatives.
DR.. L. II. Jones, treasurer OF the city, in
forms ne that be has on hand for the city
$50, 1901, aud that all the "fiOating ac-
counts have been called 10 and paid"
With this amount on hand and two months
at command for other collections, he is rub
biug his bands with satisfaction at the pros
pect OF meeting the January interest on the
bonded debt without the slightest spark
OF trouble"
Two Cinnamon have been here for several
days. Chico Canton speaks English quite
correctly Cheo Jack not at all. IL was
whispered around at first (as a joke that
they were brought here by The Hancock aud
English Club as a ding at Mr.. Stoyall and
scare for the negroes-Only that and moth
ing more. | learn from the Hancock leaders
that they have had nothing to do with this
visit from these China gentlemen, and am
told 10y parties who have interviewed them
that they are men Of some character and are
really prospecting. They have travelled
considerably In this country, and are now
Just from Knoxville, Tenn. Their quarters
have been established at the Arlington, and
there they bave behaved like "trayelled
gentlemen"
Mr.. l.. Il. Spencer, once student at
Richmond College, was ordained TO the
ministry al BaDisteI Baptist church, In this
county, on the SOtb uitimo-Rey. Messrs.
Holmes, Petty, and DiIlard constituting the
piesbyiery. am informed that Mr.. Spen-
Ger has been assigned 10 missionary labor
In this county by the State Mission Board.
Professor Henry Z. Slaughter, now Of
Memphis. Tenn, has been elected 10 the
second place In the DaDyille public school,
IN place OF Professor ID. nj. Wood, who has
been compelled to withdraw from the
tchoo: In consequence OF the continued III
meas Of his wife. Mrs. Wood is now quite
III at Clifton Forge.
Just as ! was about to seal my letter was
Informed that Mayor John 4. Keen, OF
North DapyiIls, died this morning about 7
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nnuisian of the bible.

New York, November 1.-The American
Bible Revision Committee have completed
The revision OF the English version OF the
New Testament, and transmitted the result
Of their labors to England. The British
committee will meet in November for final
action, and the University presses OF Oxford
and Cambridge are expected to issue the re-
yised New Testament in February, 1881.
The Old Testament will be published TWO
or three years after. The American reviseEs
have given their time and labor Tor eight
wears without compensation. The neees-
sary expenses have been provided Tor by
voluntary subscriptions. Any friend Of the
great undertaking who will contribute TO-
wards the expenses $40 or more befoye Feb
ruary next will receive memorial copy o.
the first University edition OF the revised
New Testament. handsomely bound aud in
scribed. The money must be sent TO thu
president, Rev. DR.. schafF, or The treasurer
Mr.. Andrew l., Taylor, in the Bible House
New York,
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MUM ' iiye.: " co"e.soss =. q. IA. e''''''
ss., as Stripe sheridan "a" g.: shs's-
sroSm D,i,is, srsn,sevs,ls, 7,ss.: stAst, Sc.
Pcyp~rele, &C.; kockbridxs "A. ".
c@se@ Pi@sds: es; ss.; 1o ssi ".
Old vfrxfsis. De-.
Hs "::s ssaT pa. T,is ST. IS f.sss To
Drugs. Dyesssns. OILS, ~.
zs"s. $50 a nlIon.
0orcswfsrssd Eye: tS3s1~4 y 60 ~ ~
S GosksneSi, Soc. p D.
i ssisss. ( ss s:g'Gsa' i's
Mni,isr. r..
Si; i.;ss5 ssc. mae. nsss'a g. s, a,
Sss. .si.S ss.st: castor. sias Sssiicn WILMA
iubricating, futaoUe.. k-rupsos. s., cssn. . vat.
Race ginger. &c.
Roots: Ginsenx. sec.; seneca, without TOP, 800
Soda; SAL. lsss2c.. in kegs; Esxush soda. o..
Spirits TsrDsnssns: 55c
rereixn Fyn,u aud CsnsY.
Gemons: Messins. ssGs5.5O Boa.
Oranges: None ssmarhet.
avscerses. &C.
sacon: shoulders. 8ss.: clear rtN<.das. gkc.
ginis hoe-round Ga nc. vry,nix hams. isrgt, 1c.
IralI. l2hc.; spgar-.ared 49,; plair hans. l2t1
1886. stock light. Canvased hams. l.d i3kc.
Sneksts: rsinteo; Two hoops, si.oo@si.7s
Brooms: TWO strings, sI.25: three STRINGS
tl.50@t2 SO: -four strinss. ~ .259f3.
i4c:: good 70 prime. 1896; LssuaIrs- i61
Candles: Adamanune candles. l2xsIsc. n SCI
l5@l5kc. D. ~: halfrtoxes. &c.: tslow. lac.
Cheese 1: Prime cutting, 14Erl4kc.; northern
and western prime cutting. 1l4Al2c.: common,
96l0c.; English dairy. lS@ZUc.; Pineapple, 25A
rish: Herringa-Norih Carolina gross. $3.50
Eastern, A3.50@44. Mackere. No. 1 Rsy, half
barrels, T., so: No. 2. In barrels, " bGs No.
mackerel, % S*6.oS; No. /, In kits sI.f 81 No
Lard: Prime. barriers nercce. 9sc.: In hsls.
barrels l04e tubs, 9S@ 9Hc. for New YORK.; st0
MOLdssss: common syrur-fiogsbeAcs, zoo.
tierces. 26c barrels, 27c.: genuine goisen syrup
35645c. y gallon: New Orleans. prime. 5cdG0s.
Salt: Liverpool, from store, $3.50 Grook
alum. from store. soc. a sack.
Sugar: Crushed. lc.: oowdered, lOfs: gra,,,
a,sted. l0c. A.: 9s@ Ice, 90. extra q
SIC, yeuow, 7kGS4s: CIT leaf. lie.
ooeD: Common. o6a7c., best washing 7xt6Ss
toilet, 15a20c.: and tsncy Orlces: country. 4ooc.
Teas: Rack; a5@,0;.; imperial, 25@7ss gun-
powder. 35c. a..
Hides. Leather. &c.
HIDES: Wet sslted S69c.' drv szlted 2dl5c.
diy stint. Ian &C.: green, 3lA6c-
leather. ROACH leather, 2SM33c finished hat.
ness leather, 30td40c.; finished uDDer. 3uio 4oc.:
finished kips, U@oOc.; Demlock soies, 2Sta2tc
Iron. Steel. Nails. &C.
iron: American renneu. pd Domi.ion bar,
2 g. DC. y n. for standard sizes; English snn
American sheet. II 54c Svedes, hammered, 90
SIC hoop. E9I 5%c.
Plough Castings: wholesale. &c. reIi. 4xc.
p N.
Rope: Manila. best. 2Hr.: jute, s]laec.
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ACCOMAC.
POLITICAL ACTIVITY on THE EASTERN SHORE
OF VIRGINIA.

POLITICAL ACTIVITY on THE EASTERN SHORE
OF VIRGINIA.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.l
ACCoNAC COURTHOUSE, VA.,}
October 30, 1880.
The present week has been one OF great
political activity. On Monday (couft.day)
Hon. c. A. Bohannon, OF Richmond, spoke
at this place to packed courthouse, many
being unable to gain admittance. Colonel
Cameron had been announced a week ahead
to address the people on that day, but did
not put in an appearance. lie, however,
spoke the following day at Bell Haven, fiji
teen miles below, where the Colonel refu-
sing 10 divide time. Mr.. Gilmore :. Kendall,
OF Eastvllle, addressed the regulars from a
separate stand.
Mr.. BOhannon also spoke at Heath's
store TO large aud enthusiastic audience,
and converts were made from the lth.0i-
July 10 the 19th.Of.M May ticket.
Judge Garrison has returned home from
his canvass Of the district, and IS speaking
every day and night. Or course everybody
il for Garrison. His majority viii be
"rouser."
Hon. John Nicely, Colonel b. T. Gunter,
A. T. Johnson, and others are addressing
large assembages nightly.
We're all o. X. over here. ACCoMAC.
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aniMrs Aso cXsUxLrTEs.
Murdcrcrs Arressed IN Dauy.DIe.


DANvILLY, November I. lin order 10 dis
cover the murderers Of Scott Hankins,
whose dead body was found In the canal
here last Sunday week, Mayor Ayres and
President Holland, Of the City Council,
employed Detective Wren. OF Richmond, to
work up The case. The detective arrived
here Saturday, and at once set 10 work.
To-day be succeeded In securing the per-
petrators OF the crime. On bepch-warrants
issued BY Judge Aiken, Of the Corporation
Court, he arrested Robert Payne and Scott
Thompson (both wbiiel and lodged them
In Jail. Payne has made fuIl confession,
from which it appears that he and Thomp-
son and the murdered nan were play ing
cards at night in an ord shanty near the ca
nal, and quarreIed over the stakes. Thomp-
son struck Hankins on the head with an
axe and threw his body into the canal.
Suieide ian Surry.
PgTERsByRG, November 1.-Yesterday
Tbaddeus NJ. Baird, well known citizen
Of Surry county, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head with q
beavily-loaded mu,bet. A few days pre-
vious he attempted to commit the act by
cutting his throat with razor. The de-
ceased was for many years conductor on
the City Point railroad.
Tsundered mt Sea.
CHARLESTON, November Captain J. n.
Oskins, OF the schooner Mary A. FraDier.
from Philadelphia for Savannah. has arrived
here, and reports that his vessel foundeTed
in the gale Of SATURDAY. morning last. She
encountered the gale Friday afternoon near
Cape Lookout. The crew were saved and
brought hither by the steamer Moro Castle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

DIR. Benson's Celery and ChamOmile pills are pre-
pared expressly to cure Sick Headache Nervous
headache, Neuralgia, Neryousness, Paralysis, Sleep
essnsss, and Indigestion or Dyspepsia and VIII cure
any case, matter how obstinate, if properly used.
They not a cure-all but only for those special
diseases. They contain no opium, morphine, or qui-
nine and are not purgative, but regulate the bow
ell: and cure constipation by curing or removing the
causes OF IT, they have a charming effect upon the
skin, and lovely quleting effect upon the nervous
system, simply by feeding its ten thousand hungry
yes, In some cases NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. They make
or create nerve matter, and give power, force, and
buoyancy TO the nerves, and In that way increase
mental force, endurance, and brillancy of mind.
Nobody who has nervous system should neglect to
take them TWO or three months in each year, simply
as a nerve food, If for other purpose. Price so
cents box. or SIX boxes for $3.50; postage free.
sold by all druggists, and al depot, l06 north Eutaw
street, Baltimore I'D. All mail orders promptly at
tended to, and 1t risk. ONCE also al Richmond,
Va. no 2-lt