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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21
The CARBOHYDRATES I'm a City Gene
terry.
Baltimore Sun, yesterday

Bali more sun, yeSteruay,J
The extraordinary circumstances attend.
inc the robberies OF the graves OF Mrs. An.
ME Carter and her daughter, Miss Jane
Smith, in Baltimore cemetery, caused much
comment in the city yesterday. NO new
developments appeared as to the matter,
and nothing official is known as to who the
crave robbers were, though 1t Is believed
by the family and blythe general public that
the bodies were removed to be used as sub
iects I'm some medical institution. The co.
incidence Of the dreams Of Mrs. Joiner and
Mrs. Kate Smith, bOta pointing to The desc
Grafton, was also widely remarked. 1t ~
probable that some defect in the graves may
have been observed by the ladies, to which
they did not attach the importance 1t war
ranted in their waking hours, but which
occurred 10 them while asleep, and produced
the impression upon their minds that some
thing was wrong, leading 10 the dreams re.
corded.
The police were on the alert 10 discover
the perpetrators Of the dissertation OF the
dead; but, owing to the lapse OF time since
tbc-probable date Of the occurrence, there
is little hope that any trace can be ascer-
tanned. Tie relics taken from the graves
are in the possession OF MIS-. Joiner, and
will be carefully kept. Mrs. Joiner Is de-
termined to have all done In her power TO
thoroughly sift the affair to its foundation.
In the same grave with Mrs. Carter were
buried the remains OF her husband, but the
body.snstchers did not disturb them, having
completed their work with the discovery
OF The coffin OF the lady.
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Patterson states that he is acting oniy from
q desire 10 90 MS duty as United States
officer, and not as the friend OF Colonel
Stovall or OF ANYBODY else.
Captain A. DuvalI Exail. OF Richmond
landed in Richmond Yesterday morning
with Mrs. Exall, who at 7 o,clocl the eve.
ming before was MISS Lizzie c. Miller. OF
DanyiiIc., CAPTAIN Exall /, on The Rich.
mond and Allegheny railroad. Mrs. ExalI
was Tor several years teacher in poanoke
Female College. They ore followed by the
prayers Of many friends FOR all the blessings.
The work OF cleaning out Dan river has
been laid over I'LL next spring. II being now
too cold for work In the water. II will then
be resumed. and corps OF hands hired suf.
ficient to finish the work, il is hoped, during
the next season, or, at least. pusb il so far
towards conclusion as the funds approprl.
ated will allow.
One hundred and fifty hands have recent
ly gone from Danvilie to work on Florida
railroad during the winter. ALPHA.
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DANVILLE.
TUE LIQUOR CASES COLONEL DAVIS AR
REsTED-NARRIED - WORK SUSPENDED
GONE 10 FLORIDA.

THE LIQUOR CASES COLONEL DAVIS AR
REsTRD-MARRIED - WORK SUSPENDED
GONE TO FLORIDA.
ICorres pondeuce of the Richmond D'spaichl
NOVEMBER 20. 1880.
His Honor Judge RWes did another
graceful thing when be dismissed more than
"a score OF those men who had been charged
with Illicit transactions In spirits. Those
fellows went home rejoicing, and we have
the absence Of them. Ii was an economical
thing, to-. The internal revenue from
spirits in fbis district for last year was only
about $i2, zoe, and from licenses about &c.
OCO--am0unt, $4,000; and TO patriotic
outsider il must be most vexatious TO see
deductions made from this amount In The
prosecution N men who make IKE OF
being sent 60 laid and paying bne OF fcom
fI0O 10 500 or 81 standing tedious trial
and at last gettlag OF scot free, or OF men
sho, from ignorance OF the law perhaps, or
from no spa cial desire to establish clandes-
tane trade In spirits, II would seem. and
sometimes merely from wish TO accommO-
date a neighb0r, as they say, com0it zone
assrt or one-gali0n offence.
Colonel Ashley l.. Davis, one Of the Judges
of eiection, was arrested Yesterday on q
warrant sworn out by y eolored man named
Joe Jones on the ground that Colonel Davis
as one OF the judges excluded Jones from
voting. The ease was taken before United
States Commissioner Patterson, OF Lynch
burg, and after some testimony was taken
further consideration Of II was set for To-
day. So far II appears that there are two
Joe JoDeses on the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from
The same district, and that this Joe Jones
was excluded from voting because the COM
were not satisfied as TO bis iesi-
dence and identity. Colonel Fioprnoy up
pears as counsel for Colonel Davis. Mr..
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LYNCHBURG.

SNOW AND ICE; THE SEASON OPENED-MFET-
ING OF THE DIRECTORS OF BLACKSBCRG COL
LEGE; DIR. RUFFNER DECLINES TIE PREsI-
DENCY-ANOTHER ADJOURNMENT WITHOUT
ACTION-FUNERAL SERVICES "A BOY MANIAC
IN THE CITY JAIL SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A
BUTCHER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcb.]
NOVEMBER 20. 1880.
The snow began to fail this morning
about IL o'clock-its first appearance In the
CITY this seasOn-but did not continue
lone. There is likelihood, however, OF
its taking fresh stait, as the skies are over
cast and the weather very cold. Yesterday
ice formed to the thickness of three quarters
OF an inch, and il Is even thicker this morn
ing.
The Board of Directors OF the Virginia
Mechanical and Industrial College at Blacks
burg hello an adjourned meeting 10 THIS
city Yesterday afternoon. AT The last meet
ing of that body the name OF Dr.. William
II, Ruffntr Zone OF the directors) was pro-
posed in connection with the vacant presl-
dencv OF the College. DR.. Ruffner asked
time TO inveStiR ate the proposed scheme and
SCOPE of the institution to ascertain wbc-
Their he was fitted TO discharge the duties
incident to the presidency. After several
months study and examination be has con-
cuded 10 decline the nomination, which he
did at the session Yesterday, submitting at
the same time long report discussing the
ground that ought 10 he covered by the cur
riculum CT the College. The Board there
upon aGj >urOed to take further time 10 con-
slder the question OF filing the presidency,
expressing its satisfaction meanwhile at the
m inner in which the interests OF the insti-
tuition were managed by the temporary
president, Professor Hart. These proceed
ings are generally regarded by our people
as farcical IN the first degree, ard no won
der is expressed at the difficulties OF the
College, in view Of the manner in which its
affairs are trifled with.
Both OF the pastors of the Methodist
churches of the city have been recalled since
the session OF Conference to conduct the
funeral exercises Of members OF their con-
gregstions. Rev. Joshua Hunter, pastor OF
Centenary, will remain over Sunday, and
hold services at his church.
Another lunatic has been committed for
safe keeping to the city Jail. The patient is
a mere youth, whose maniacal tendency de-
yeloped in personal attack on bis grand
father, a welknOwn citizen. The maniac
bridegroom, Flynn, grows rather worse
thau better, and Is ironed all the time.
MIR. Jacob Knoll, a weIl.known butcher,
while feeding sausage machine ut his
place near the city Yesterday, bad four OF
his fingers caught in its teeth, and sustained
such mutihtion that they had to be ampu-
tated. TELEPHONE.
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An AKkANtEAkNI MsUb rOis n fASi lhAIf
OyER'THE COAST LINE, LEAVING NEW YORE
AT 4:35 A. NJ, AND ARRIVING IN RICHNONI
AT 2:46 2. Mother FEATURES OF THE
SCHEDULE.
Especial telegram to the DisDatcb.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 20.-Du
ring the last session Of Congress Superin'
:endent Thompson, OF the Railway Mai
Service, wrote a letter to the Postmase r.
General advocating an additional aprro'
priaiion for the southern fast mail service,
which letter was transmitted 10 Congress
and the appropriation made. Up to the
present time it has been impossible 10 make
arrangements with the southern lines to put
it in operation.
There was a meeting to-day OF the south
eTn managers in this city, at which an ar
rangement was completed. and 1t was agreed
TO put it in effect on the 2Sth instant. BY
the terms OF this arrangement fast mail
will leave Boston at =. NJ, and New York
at 4:35 A. NJ, arriving in Washington al
1850 A. NJ; and leaving Washington at 1
A. NJ, il will arrive in Richmond at DAG
2. NJ, Atlanta at $50 A. NJ, and New Or
leans the following morning, which will be
equivalent to the saving Of one business
day. BY this arrangement not only New
Orleans but all intermediate points be-
tween Washington and New Orleans
will be benefited, as this line will
perform local service. The mail which
arrives at Atlanta by the present arrange
ment at IL p. NJ. will arrive at $3.50 A.
NJ, and all other cities and viii iges will re-
ceve corresponding benefits in the saving
OF time. Not only will towns on the line
OF this route receive such benefits, but by
It's connections with lateral lines, the
entire'seIvice in the South will be greatly
improved. This train will also, by connec
lions from Richmond, continue South rid
the Atlantic Coast Line Tia Wilmington,
Charleston, and Savannah to Jacksonville,
decreasing lifetime to the extent OF enc
busine.S-day TO the cities named, together
with their intermediate points also to
points on lateral lines. In addition to
the above train there is also Q
special fast train on the Virgins
Midland railroad between Washington
and DauvilIe, which leaves Danyillt
at 1910 p. NJ. on the arrival OF the train
which leaves New York at i. VI. This
Virginia Midland special train arrives al
DanvilIe, Va, at 7:4j y. NJ. in time to con
meet with the Piedmont Air Line train fol-
the South, which, taken in connection with
other fast trains, gives the South double
daily fast mail service that is unsurpassed
elsewhere. The southern railway managers
very kindly placed trains at the disposal oil
The Department, which it promptly accept
ed, knowing and appr6 ciating the value OF
such service to the patrons OF the Post
Office Department.
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A Federal Official I'm Louisiana Fears
Assassination.

WASHINGTON, November 20.-Commls-
sioner Raum has received, through Col
lcctor Marks at New Orleans, letter from
Depu.y.Colltclot B. IL. Lanier, who has
charge OF the upper parishes OF Louisiana,
dated Lake Providence, November 10th,
stating that attempts have been made to as
sassinate him and Or. W. Ii. Jones. the edi-
Tor of his paper, for political reasons; that
it is utterly impossible for him 10 discharge
his duties as deputy collector OF internal
revenue; that he Is prisoner in bis own
house, and dare not go out for fear OF as
sassination; that it is necessary for him to
leave the district to secure personal safety.
In reply, General Raum This afternoon tele-
eraphed Collector Marks as follows: " do
not intend to allow our officers to be in-
undated and driven from their districts.
Employ five competent. courageous men
and arm them well to accompany Deputy
Collector Lanier in policing his division
and enforcing the laws. Instruct them to
defend themselves at every hazard. will
furnish you breecE-!oading clrbines II neces-
sary.'
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH.

FAILURE OF SAMUEL NJ MILLS, OF NEW
YORK-FiIE IN TExAs-FATAL. AFFRAY
IN COLUMBIA, TENN.-FAsT MAIL TRAIN
BETWEEN THE NORTH AND sOUTH-FT-
NANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THoUsAND-DoL.
LAR FIRE IN CBICAGo-THE DANvILLE.
JUDGES CAsc-THE MAYUR-ELECT OF
NEW YORK SWORN IN-THE LUNATIC-
ASYLUM FIRE-wHAT FEDERAL cFFI-
CIAL IN LOUISIANA sAYs-DEATH OF
GOVERNOR WILLIAMS. OF INDIANA-THE
INTERNATIONAL BEGATTA-THE IRISH
LAND QUEsTIoN-THE QUEEN OF ben
MARK ILL-TERRORisM IN IRELAND
VARIOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.
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Death Of Governor Williams, OF In
diana.

IxDIANAPOLIs. November 20.-Goyernor
James u. Williams died at 1890 =. NJ. to-
day.
Governor Williams was taken i'll on the
day Of the presidential election, but his i'll
ness was not considered dangerous until
within the past three or four days. His
disease was Inflammation OF The bladder,
with which he has been afflicted for about
fifteen years. His funeral will take place at
hi, farm, near Whealland, in Knox county,
v here he has resided for forty years. The
time for the funeral hes not been definitely
liked, but it will probably take place on
wednesday. His remains will lie in state
tomorrow and Monday. Governor Will
liams was born in Pickaway county, OHIO,
in January, 1903. Lieutenant.Goyernor
GRAY was telegraphed for this morning, ana
will arrive tonight, and assume the duties
OF Governor until the meeting OF the Legis-
lalure in January.
COLUMBUS. o.. November 20.-The flags
on the State-House here are at half mast as
a token Of respect to the late Governor Will
liamS, OF Indiana.
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10 would be very embarrassing 10 Garfield.
In this and In other matters he may find a
policy cut and dried Tor him when he en-.
ters the White House, and one that he does
not approve OF. What would he do In such
casei"
COURSE OF THE sTALwARTs.
There is widespread impression that
this will be the course OF the stalwart lead
ers. and that they do not mean TO be con-
tent with the offices, but intend to make and
control the policy OF the next Administra-
ton. To do that II j. supposed they will
not walt until General Garfield enters the
White House. They will do their work du-
ring the session about 10 assemble.
Meantime, In the midst OF all this mere
gossip, one thing is apparently certain
namely, that Mr.. Sherman will be General
Gar6eld's Secretary OF the Treasury. The
peculiar circumstances under which Gar
field was nominated would make II as good
a. impossible for him not 10 ask Mr.. Sher.
man 10 remain NJ the head OF the treasury;
aud there Is no doubt that be prefers to re.
main there.
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In the United States Circuit Court at Bal
tinore Friday General Bradley 4. johnson
occupied the entire session with the con-
GLIDING argument for tue complainant In
the case OF ID. X. Stewart US. The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company. The court
room was densely packed with spectators,
their number having daily increased during
the progress OF the very interesting pro-
eeedings. General johnson said, after years
OF mismanageDent OF great public work,
IN which TO maladministration had been
added corruption, the company had at last
been brought 10 book, and was obliged to
face ITS injured bondhoIders In a court
where justice would be done TO them ae-
cordIng TO their deserts.
There Is greet scandal about her because
she has never bad busband-we're talking
about Sarah Bernhardi, OF conrse-snd yer
n western actress has bad nine husband.
and hasn'i escaped jast the same amount OF
scandal. Boston Post.
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a Sectiou.Hand Kills hts Foreman ia
Niachn rgfnG Him.

DfscunfBtO& thbms
CINCINNATI. OHIO, November 20.-A spe.
cial from Columbia, Tenn, says Enamel
johnson (colored), section.hand On the
Nashville and Decatur railroad, yesterday
sho. and killed hi. foreman, John Booth
(white). because Booth had discharged him.
johnson, II caught. will be lynched.
A Cuban Thief.
NEW YORK, November 20.-Francisco de
La Saraza, whose father Is said TO be q
prominent Government official in Cuba, was
at the Jefferson Market Police Court to-day,
charged with grand larceny and forgery by
Miguel Gonzalez, Of No. GO west Twelfth
street. He was Temanded for examination.
IL Is alleged that he took three suits OF
clothes and a gold watch belonging TO
Gonzalez and forged his name 10 draft for
eco, drawing the money from Drexel. Nor
gan a. Co. He also stole three suits OF
clothes iron Leonold Crespo, Of 10 west
Ninth street.
Bold Robbery OF Diamond Pin.
New YORK. November 10. -George Post,
Of No. 1919 Broadway, was attacked early
this morning by an unknown roober, who
tore from hi shiI-front tweIye.hundred-
dollar diamond pin. The thief escaped.
The Pepper-Throwing COunterreiter
Rearrested.
New YORK. November 20.-George Giles
alias Arthur Edwards, the convicted cOun-
ierfelter, who escaped few days ago from
the United States deputy marshal by throw
ing pepper in the officers eyes, was rear-
rested on the Bowery last night. He will
be promptly sentenced.
Illicit Distillers Sentenced.
DANvILLg, Va, November 20.-The fall
term OF The United States District Court
Judge Riyes presiding-ldlourned to-day
for the term. Robert Carter and Joseph
Carter, father and son. OF Patrick county,
convicted OF illicit distilIing OF brandy,
were sentenced to pay fine Of 800 each
and to Imprisonment in the penitentiary at
Albany for one year. W.. T.. Layne, con-
victed OF retailing liquor without license,
was sentenced 10 pay fine OF 800 and to
Imprisonment in Jail for two months.
The Minnesota Horror.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, November 20.-A dis
patch to the Pioneer Press from ~. Peter
says the Jemains OF six unidentified victims
OF the asy lum fiIe were buried yesterday.
No more OF the missing patients have been
heard from, and it is feared that all missing
are dead. This brings the list Of dead to
thirty.two. Possibly, but not probably,
three or four OF the missing patients my
yet be found somewhere in the country.
The Pennsylvania Perjury Cases.
HARRISBURG, PENN, November 20.-The
perjury cases against William II. Kemble,
Charles b. Salter, and Jesse Il. Crawford,
were called for trial this morning and iuries
empaneIed. There being insufficient evil
dence TO make out the cases the jury in each
case, under instructions from the court,
rendered a verdict OF not guilty.
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The Case of The Danville Judge Of
Election.

DAXvILLE, VA, November 2O.-The ex-
animation. before the United States Com
missioner OF A. l.. Davis, one Of the judges
here at the late election, for alleged viola
ton OF the election laws, was concluded to-
day, and The accused sent on for the action
OF The rand jury al The next term Of the
United States District Court, which opens
next February. Bail in the sum OF $500
was required, and was promptly furnished
by leading citizens. The offence charged
against Davis was the rejection OF The bal
lot OF a colored man who offered to vote
but was not properly registered.
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1 Land League Is steadily breaking down the
opposition OF The law-abidipg classes. Ten
ants who do not pretend 10 be unable 10
paw rents met their landlords de6anily, and
refused to pay more than Grif'ith's valiia-
ton, and In some cases decline 10 pay ut all,
or demand an arbitrary abatement"
Prassian Movement Againt the Jews.
BERLIN, November 20.-In the lower
house OF the Prussian Diet, Herr Haenel
iuterpelated the Government to-day upon
| ibe present movement against the Jews.
He denounced the revival nf the lace ba-
tired, and pointed out the Inconsistency OF
| such movement In the country whose
Government had taken diplomatic action in
favor OF the removal OF the disabilities OF
Jews in the Balkan principalities.
Count Won StoIberg WernigPr0de, Min.
ister OF State, replied that the Government
had not received the petition In favor OF o
partial renewal OF the disabilities referred
TO by HEIR Haencl, but he bad no hesitation
In declaring that the existing laws es'ab-
lished religious equality, and that the Gov
eminent had no intention OF prop3ipg q
modification thereof
Herrep, Seyford, Virchor, and Fraeeer,
Progressi0nists, condemned anti Simetic
agitation, which they said wos due 10 envy
OF individuals whip had acquired property
and position.
Herren Heydebrandlasa CONSERVATIVE,
Reicbensperger and Windthorst (CleTicaIs).
and Hobrecbt (National Li5eral), argued
that the question was social one-wbich,
not Parliament, but science and society It,
self should settle. All OF The latter recon-
mend mutual tolerance. The Ciericals
urged that the same protection which was
desired for The Jews should be extended TO
the Catholics.
The debate was then adjourned until
Monday.
The Troubles at DulcignO.
LONDON, November 20.-A dispatch from
Constantinople to the Reuters Telegram
Company says: Ii ~ stated that the troops
under Deryisch Pasha, stationed at various
points near DulcigDo, are surrounded by the
Albanians, The Albanian League has in
formed the Turkish authorities that 1t viii
forcibly oppose any attempt 10 execute the
decree calling out the red'fs for service.
Intelligence has been received that the
Austrian consulate at Prisrend has been
pilIged ty mob.
The Queen Of Denmark Ill.
LONDON, November 20.-A Copenhagen
dispatch 10 the 81. James Gazette this eye-
ming announces that the Queen Of Denmark
is i'll with fever.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, November 20.-The NeloS says
the Cabinet did not come 10 any decision
yesterday 10 regard TO the meeting Of Par
lament
a care-taker was shot Thursday night on
a farm near New Pallls. lie was tired ut
from behind a grove while on his way 10
the farm. He is not dead yet. A nephew
OF the evicted tenant has been arrested and
identified 10y The care-taker as his assailaDt.
A Constantinople dispatch says: " The
Porte has prepared a reply TO the note OF
the Powers, declaring that every sovereign
has the right to extend clemency TO bis own
subjects. and states the the assassin OF Com
merofi, having asked clemency, his sentence
has been commuted to penal seryitude for
lIfe."
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WARRINGTON.
c.n,vcs Making Among the Gessips OF
the Capital.

VARIOUS "vIEws" BY VARIOUS rEoPLE--wiLL
PERSONAL FRIENDS OR PARTY MAGNAfEs bE
SELECTED g-NopiFIcATioN OF THe CHINESE
TREATY COMMISSION BENTLEY : TO
yrIIsyR THe PENSION OFFICE.
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rua,.u.Agent Berry,s Case.

DESvER, COL, November 2O'-Judge NC
Crazy yesterday refused to grant the motion
OF the Attorney-General to transfer the case
NJ Indian. Agent Berry to the State courts
ON the ground that the United States has ex-
elusive jurisdiction on the Indian reserva-
tiou
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Not Much Damage I'm the South from
fine Recent froat.

New ORLEANS, November 20.-Dispatches
fvon tbe interior show that very little dam.
noe was done by the recent frost owing 10
the Timely notice gwen by the Weather b.
rear Of the approach oil the cold wave.
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The PENNSYLVANIA Perjury Cases.
Business Troubles.
NEW YORK FAILURE.

INV YORK. November 20.-SImuel NJ.
Mills, a weII-known member OF the Stock
Exchange, and head Of The firm Of 5. NJ.
Mills Il Co., has suspended.
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The MayOr-Eleet or New York sworn

NEW YORK, November 20.-William II.
Grace. mayor-eiect, appeared at Mayor
Cooper's Office this afternoon aud took the
oat b of Office, which was administered by
Mayor Cooper.
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CONN ERR IIAL.
I'IOur.

Msrket duh and prices unChanged. tlnr, $50
az 40 extra 1925 suOerjDe. ~ 0OG s4.7J conn
mon faGnly, s5.75@s6; choice Or patent family
s7Ms75U.
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

COUGHS AND COLDS.
We ask the attention of al who are affected
with any
LUNG DISEASE, COUGHS, COLDS, AND
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS
TO OUR
EMULSION Or PURE COD.LIYER OIL WITH
HYPOPHO>PHlIE Els OF LIME AND SODA.
II Is the surest and most permanent way OF curing
coughs and colds which lead 10 pulmonary diseases.
II nOursDes aud builds up the wasted and weakened
system.
Price so cents. For sale by druggists
PURCELL, LADD Co.
Richmond, Va.
Take no other as a substitute. sc l0-eod
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OgNTIHTH.

= ". JONES, bEYflsT-op. -
W. rIcr. No eO7 FRANKLIN srREErffn
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND-NiNTu sfhEfIs-oav'
ING svery convenience and appliance fer the COM
forf ~ ii. pa,iepfs. with twenty -dse years exps
Renee, and PRICES REDUCED. Is prspsseo 70
As may desire bis professional services, ssxS-Sm