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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

EVICTION or PHYSICIAN AT THE DEAF AND
prvB AND BLIND INSTTUTION-SCCCESS
CATHOLIC FAIR-LAST YEARS WORK OF THE
COUNTY COURT, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
JANUARY Q, 1850.
Owing to the resignation OF DIR. \. VI.
Faunteroy. as physician at the Institu.
lion Tor The Deaf and Dumb and Blind. the
Board Of that institution held an election
Yesterday Or. Il. VI. Atkinson, popular
phy,iCian q S;aunton. was chosen a. his
successor Or. Atkinson is an East Nir-
ginian. and brother Of DR.. Atkinson. the
president of Hampden Sidney College.
DR.. FauntlerOy, the recently-elected SUI.
periniendenl Of the Western Lunatic Asy-
lum, entered regularly upon his duties
there on the 81 instant.
The Catholic fair held in the City Hall last
week for several nights was very success
ful. A gold.beaded cane which was voted
for became the property Of Magistrate
Thomas A. Gordon, the gold watch was
handed over to Mr.. Thomas Burke, and a
silver lantern 10 Captain ". ". Anderson,
q the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. From
the watch s2l2 was realized, $50 from the
cane, and about SIPS from the lantern. The
neI proceeds Of the fair were nearly 500.
Councilman John W. Todd, brother of
Ar. Charles l.. Todd. Of your City Council,
was summoned hurriedly 10 Richmond yes
ierday morning by a telegram announcing
the dangerous illness OF his venerable
father.
DR.. Charles :. Manly left here Monday
Tor hS new home in Greenville, 5. c. a
large number Of his congregation and many
other friends took leave of him and his
family at the depot. The parting was quite
an affecting one.
Major II. NJ. Bell has been elected trea-
surer OF Trinity church as successor TO
Colonel James II. skinner, who has re-
signed after filling the position very ac-
ceptably Tor the last six years.
In The County Court last year there were
eases Of felony and 81 Of misdemeanor,
q eIpGrte settlements confirmed and re-
corded, Cos deeds Of bargain and sale and
mortgage recorded, and 237 licenses OF mar
rage issued.
Mr. l.. VI. McCung economical freight
charges IN shipment made from Swoope's
depot last Monday. He sent off in one car
l. bead OF cattle, 80 sheep, 16 geese, and
-, turkeys. The turkeys were driven
forty mile, from Highland county.
Mr. W. Ii. Peyton, OF Stanton. one Of
me unsuccessful candidates for the position
OF superintendent of the Penitentiary, is
urged by his friends at Washington for tbs
SuperyisoIship OF the census for this dis
trct.
Mr. William j. Nelson, member OF the
slaunlon bar, and brother Of Professor
Alexander Nelson, Of Washington and Lee
University, has been elected superintendent
Of The large and 1ourishing Sabbath school
d tbe First Presbyterian church here.
Penn.
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Prediyious Grain Blockade at chicago

CHICAGO, January l0.-A grain blockade
of prodigious proportions is the feature Of
the grain trade in this market. The eleva-
tors contain 16,000000 bushels. They are
nearly filed 10 their utmost capacity, and
several railroads are refusing to receive
grain for this market because there are no
accommodations for it. The elevators out
side OF the city and tributary to it are we'll
filled. The oaly explanation is that the
Gram Syndicate, OF which James r. Xeene
is the representative, have by constant pur-
chases forced the market price Of wheat in
this city to point where it is de I'D loss 10
ship 10 New York ana to points where
il cannot be shipped from New York to
Liverpool, even at The prevailing low rate
OF freig6t, with any prospect OF return OF
the money invested. Unless the prices in
Liverpool advance very materially, or de-
cline here something like twenty cents pei
busbsl, there Will b,e no shipping margin,
aud the blockade Will continue. Meantime
tho farmers are Unable to find market fol-
their grain, although the prices are to theil
liking,
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Yitl,mond 1ispatth.
Nv JANUARY 10, 1850.
PETERSBURG.

no ~ur RELIEF OF TIRE IRISH
N0vfshSs REVENUE CoLLECTioNs-cor-
tstssOns,pTs--ARRssT OF A HoRsE.THikF-'
TeN ',,vxT AND BALL-THE wHkAf-fhE
fcrSSsSs.rrTrs &c.
slLV "'' '.,s,,ce Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l~
ICcrreS''' JANUARY 10, 1880.
,,.,.,r Wilson, pastor of 81. Joseph's
h osahc church, in the absence OF any or,
tslS ,vsJ effort IN The community IN uena''
gshisev rsnei az the suffering people OF ire
q ~, wm make an appeal TO ms congrega-
Rh"' narrow for contributions lot 'oa'
ton ,V On TueSday evening he VIII address
Gol'CC' ',boIic Beneficial Society IN the inter.
ibe O,'. ~" Irish sufferers, and will appoint
Csls o. L.. Wv iar each ward Of the city 10 wait
coInla"~t,,gens irrespective OF creed and
on lhe 49,, and solicit aid for the Irish
ndp.'"'r .,ber " ilSon is a wbole-sou'ed,
ptopN' rcd Irishman, and will use
gtnel' "s,r, 70 relieve his countrymen.
evd! ' ,nny,srnal.rcvenuc collections in the
I've ~ district for the week ending to-
day an s,,,on receipts for the week per the
ipe - railroad were $40 6ales-maS-
fe'e,s lei receipts by that route since the
- SglffmttI itsfA' N','N''
~ % S Washington (colorcd) wss arrest
"'J,S ar fWo ago in Chesterfield county
ta Vi Vith stealing horse belonging 10
e-s,s, ns ~ Amelia county. He's confined
e w. I'M Of this city, and tomorrow the
u u, srS lhe horse will be taken up to that
lu.u .,S When caught the negro was try
q, "a sell the horse for $50.
N1 IT, - race between Havyey's Top and Tay-
- s' riIbert Tor purse Of $3.50 has been
S' .a ior Monday afternoon, at the Fair
Sc aIT With no postponement on account
a The wealher. ,u.,,o
=, b,D. s. announced to take place at
Jay "a. 'ITair.(;roupd, on the 22d Of this month.
gTS~ , knights from Petersburg and
Nth Carolina have been entered on the
list. IL. -. ;.,.,.o,
verr much within the past few weeks, and
,be srld> that for a long while looked dead
and hare. now present bright, green APP
The mild weather OF the present winter
q, he subject q universal remark. Before
tho ii Of January last year all the ice
bouse> in this section were filed. Thus
f.r This season not pound OF ice has been
bopsed. and a great many people have been
unable 10 kill theiI pork. ROBIN ADAIR.
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NURpERERs SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.
Mining Troubles In West Virginia.

THE KANAWHA-YALLEY MINERS JOIN The
"KNIGHTS OF LABOR" AND GO on A
sTRIKE-TRAINS DELAYED - MILITARY IN
READINESS, &C.
WHEELING, w. VA, January 10.-Trou-
bic has been brewing for some time among
the miners OF the Kanawha Valley over the
question OF wages and employment. Six
weeks ago the troubles eliminated in strikes
at various mines. The employees OF An
sted Mine, near Hawks Nest, however.
went to work Most OF the cOal-miners in
the Kanawha Valley and New-Riyer sections
banded together in secret league called
"Knights OF Labor" and sent out word
that work ut An.ted must be stopped
peaceably If possible, forcibly il necessary.
Thursday evening about one hundred
miners seized the eastbound train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and forced
the conductor to let them ride free TO the
scene Of operations, and the next morning
about one hundred and fifty repeated this
action with the train from Richmond. Thus
the striking miners were able to muster
force OF five hundred men and intimidate
the employees and owners OF the Ansted
mines. The LewiSburg and Charleston
companies have been ordered to hold them
selves in readiness, but will not be called
upon unless there is danger OF riot or to
protect those willing to work.
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LATEST FoREIGN NEWS.
Ireland.

HELPING THE POOR.
LONDON, January 1O.--Tbe Catholic Dish.
op OF the Diocese OF Achonry, Ireland, In
acknowledging the French subscription for
the relief OF the distress In Ireland, dwell,
on the pItiful condition OF bis flock. and de-
clares that II Is painful TO have to stretch out
the hand towards America and France
rather than to hourisbing England, which
yearly receives millions from ireland as
taxes.
Italy.
GARIBALpPs MARRIAGE ANNULLED.
LONDON, January 1O.-A Rome dispatch
to the Telegraph says: "The Court OF kp-
peals has annnlled the marriage Of General
Garibaldi with Countess Raimondl."
The Krupp-Gun Factory Busy.
LONDON, January 10.-The Berlin cor
respondent OF the Times says The estab-
lshment OF Krupp, ut Essen, within the
last three months has received considerable
orders rs well for articles OF peace as war. In
the latter category Russia and Chill particu-
larry ngure. For railway materials the orders
have come in such masses that the largest
number OF workmen the establishment
can employ have been engaged up to the
end OF the year 1891, and many orders have
had TO be refused. England and America
have also given considerable commissions,
and the establishment Is making steel plates
TO be used in the construction Of bridge
across the Firth OF Forth, Scotland. The
prices are in general about 80 to 80 per cent.
higher than they were three months ago,
and most likely Krupp will have to engage
several hundred additional workmcn.
Foreign Notes.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 10.-Server
Kahn and Ishak Kahn. cousins OF Abdul
Rhaman Kahn, the Afghan pretender, have
fled from Samarcand across the frontier.
LONDON, January 10.-John Humphreys
Perry, the eminent "sergeant at law"
is dead; aged siXty-tiye. The death OF his
wife from grief at the loss OF her husband
Is also announced.
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WORD TO WORKERS.

II your avocations are mentally or physically Ia
borous, If lhev subject you to exposure In incement
weather, IL they confne you to the desk and Of
nature to involve and tear of brain and ner-
vous strain. you may occasionally require some rem
oyating tonic. Hostetter's Stomach Btters is
the article for you. 1t stimulates the failing
energies, nyigorates the body, and cheers the mind
1t enables the system TO throw off the facilitating
effects of undue fatigue. gives renewed vigor to the
organs If digestion, the liver when inactive,
which It very often is with people whose pursuits
are sedentary. renews the faded appetite and en-
coursges healthfu repose. Its ingredients safe,
and its credentials which consist In the hearty en-
dorsement of persons of every class of society,"
most convincing. Admirably Is It ADAPTED to the
medical wants Of workers ja 7-W(w)F&M
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CINCINNATI DISASTROUsLY FLOODED Gin
chnait January 9.-The heavy rain OF yes
tefday caused disastrous overflow OF water
from a sewer on Denbam street near Brigh-
'OD' submeIging the upper end OF Freeman
avenue, and causing damage 10 an extent Of
eJ9'O0O to 100000. The primary cause Of
tue overflow was break in the sewer on
Toe hrst named street, which damned the
waller, causing it to lift the traps of the
ian.holes 90 freeman avenue, filling the
DOCK between Central avenue and Bank
street TO the hubs OF carriage and
stopping the street-cars. The water still
remains there, and engineers are disputing
~ TO the method Of draining il of. The
iuH extent OF damage TO merchandise in Gel
isf' cannot be ascertaiued until the water is
uIawn on, but the lowest estimates put it at
$4,000.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS IELECRANS
FROM ALI PARTS OF THE WORLD.

FROM THE INDiANs-A STRIKE AMONG
THE WEST VIRGINIA MiNERs--A DE-
FAULTING INSURANCE OFFICER IN PHIL
ADELPHIA-A NEW ORLEANS sUIT-oBIT.
UARY-THE SITUATION IN MAINE sATUR-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITEMs--
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-ExAMiN
TON OF THE UTE INDIANs--noMEs FOE
ORPHAN BOYS IN PRINCE GEORGE AND
SUSSEX CouNTIEs-GRAiN-B BLOCKADE IN
CHICAGO SENTENCED TO BE BANGED
VARIOUS MINOR TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS
MATTERS ABR0AD-THE SUFFERING IN
IRELAND-FRENCH NEWS. &C, &C.
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uHr' leliord TiDpet, Of Howard county,
nm,msouri, on The I'd instant, while 10 his
%sll al depth Of fifty feet, was bemmed in
tne upper part caylng In upon him. Two
hundred people from the neighborhood as
IienDled, aud after nineteen hours OF arduous
,haoor, they had the pleasure of rescuing
falling rocks. ~'''' '''N " w.
srd a rGtsi'deed executed by the late Leon
s,s u 'ne' OF Cleveland, Ohio, has been
NJ. as public, by which he has conveyed to
e.r anofney, to be held In tiust, property
.n.' i'a'sd 10 be worth s250.000. The In.
s syue 81 me money is to be applied 70 the
" ss,so'sl ment OF a school, TO be called the
Ease school Of Applied Seienee.n
HeSs Gazette. ~
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NexV Orleans Items.

NEW ORLEANS, January 10.-Tbe suit in
stituted by Theodore L. Page against George
II. Fletcher for a settlement OF partnership,
in which charges OF fraud were made against
Fletcher, has been discontinued at plaintiiis
cost. Page. after full retraetlon OF all the
charges of fraud, retired from the business le,S'
upon terms, ii is understood, ssDslantiaus
the same as those offered by defendant be-
fore the commencement OF the suit.
Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Parmaee, wife oil Gen
eral A. S. Badger. died this morning; aged
tWanty-fOur wears.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. January l0-Cotton weak: sales,
81 bales uplands, 2 I3-l6c.; Orleans IL I5-16c.
Southern foui quiet and heavy common TO fair
extra, s6@S6 IS: good TO choice, So 8J@ $3.50
Wheat Gull aud heavy and fully l0c. lower, with
very light export and moderate speculative de-
mand; migrated winter red. 81 .4SGS ASH; mixed
change. closing irm, with active export business.
oat, without de 'dCd change and fairly active.
tlrm aud quiet cargoes, 14a@ l6Ac. JOB lots, l4s |
20 Stc sugar fairly active and strong; faia 10 |
good refining, 7iSidSc. paaed firm win good hasi- |
ness. Molasses-toreign hrmer Cuban reiBed, |
zoe test quoted at soc; Porto Rico al 800 4Ue.
New Orleans. 430n50c. Rice unchanged. Rosln
drm at 81 .65dsl.70. TnrpenliDe nrmer 81 i6n
5Sc,: pulled, 30M5se.; unwashed II 3iOc.:
Texas. 2lm3Se. Pork shade hrmer aaa very
quiet Lard shade stronger and fairly 'e!Te at
81 97KMts %. Nhskey nominal Al sl'lo'
Freishts ''el"s' BALTIMORE.
HALTIMCRR JanlE,ry 0.-F1our dull ISL without
onorabe change. but lower TO sell southern wheat
quiet, with hght ,eepts western d9n ana ;1w.s
No. MTyland ST. AZ; No; we;te;l Winter rec REQ,
SPOT ana January; sh47n; feeriaryIl sI'S PC.
sl.57&. Southern corn frm ana aisntr; we cn
frpl FOE spot; futures EASIER southern white, ooc
yenow 5sc. oats dull and hrm; soathern, west.sa
46Qt7c. Provisions quiet and L3c hanged Core
fTm and unchanged. Sugar 1rn; a" soft, FAC,
Wniskey dull at SLIP. Fretghs unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI, January l0-Flonr unchanged
| Wheat Al 80. Corn Grin at 44@46c. Oats quiet
| At 1OG4i &C. Pork firm at 1880. Lard IN good
| demand Al $3.50. Bulk "a 374
| rms s6.7O: sides, 1855. Bacon firm; shoulders
| bilc sides re-: ribs 71c. Green. meats qnitt'
| Shoulders. 4c; sides. 6ac. Whisky dan AT sl.0S
| sugar easier; hards, l0dl04c.; New Orleans. 81
| N Sc Hogs active and hrm; common, $3.50
| S425: Iight. S4256s4 As; packing, s440@
Si55; butchers s4.55@s4.60.
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, January l0-Flour quiet ani un'
changed. Wheat 81 .32. Corn dull: white. 45kc.
mixed, 4iHc. oats nrmer; white, 42c.; mixed
4Ic, Pork strong at sl4. Lard strong: fierce
| $40: key. 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s4.3S
ribs s6.371; sides. 81. Bac0n-Shoulders, none
here: ribs, 7i5os 81 es, Ike; sugar-cured hams 91
@lObc. Whlekey steady at :l.OS.
ST. LOUIS.
| 80 LOUIS January l0.-FlOur steady and un'
| ch,noed Wheat lower: No. 2 red fan, 81 "a ga
sI34H. Cora easier Al 375sc. Oats, 3sc WhlskeJ
| Steady AZ sl.O9 PORK lower: jobbing. $4,000
Si1 Lard Gniet; $3.50 asked. $40 bid. Bulk.
meais nnief tbouderS s4.I50S $40; ribs. So. 600
s6 10 sides, 80. 756s6. IS. Bacon hisher; shonl-
dfrs. 1925; ribs, s7.40@s750; sides, sT6O@
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. Jsnuary l0.-FlOur dull. Wheat dull
| and weak: No. 2 red winter. sl2S; A0.2 Chicago
| spring, al 90 Corn in fair demand al 4Oc. Oais
quiet and weak AZ 35c. Dressed hogs easy az gg
$50, Pork duh ard a shade lower AT Sl3.4o
| lard dali aud weak at $3.50. bulk meats steady
and unchanged. Whlskey steady at sl.lO.
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Virginia P1Omes for New York Or.
DlanS.

PETERSBURG, January 10.-H. A. Holt,
superintendent OF the New York Children's
Aid Society, has arrived here with large
number Of orphan boys. to whom homes
have been assigned in Prince George and
Sussex counties. So great Is the demand
for these boys in this section that thousand
can easily procure homes.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. January 10 Toon.-Socks active.
Money on call, sos per cent. EXchange-hong,
4Sl&; short, 4S34 State bonds dali. Governments
quiet.
Erening.-MOney. 5@S per cent. Exchange,
ASIA. Governments strong and higher; new SIS.
lO38 AZ per cents, 1878; 4 per cents, l04. States
dull
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. January l0.-Thc weekly statement
of the Associated Banks shows the following
changes: Loans decrease, S570.100: specie In
crease, S319l 400; legal-tenders increase 81 374,
800: deposits increase, S4,90S.500: circulation
increase, s64 800; reserve increase, S3,33S,575.
The banks now have s3.Sl0,400 in excess of legal
requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January l0.-Virginla IS, deferred.
81 c0nsOlS, 81 : second series, 30ls pastdue cOu-
pOns, ia ;.new l0-40's. 81 Bid to-day.
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sCANEE N FLoRIDA.-[Tallahassee (Fla.)
F0E'oi.l THE Oldest citizen cannot recall
20 NINA so mild a winter IL we have beer
experiencing this season. With the eXcep-
I5n OF Two or three iroSls ihe reign Of sum
her has been uninterrupted. On Christmas
gay several OF 0ur citizens INDUCED in veg
elaOies-such as green peas, beats, radishes,
Iula'Daga' turnips, new Irish potatoes, and
Gsl Dol not least, Strawberries grown
during The winter.
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u lTTI8TEff VI
State Chemist Tor [ Onnecl
BALTIMORE. November 80, ISIS.

HssSrs Smtfk, HGHicGy6 Coz:
conference.-the Palapsco Rsstng-f 0wier q
thoroughIV scientific combination. and great chenl-
cal skiii has been shown ia dctting II. III pareu-
jarly com aends itself by the sIewnes IN whch Use
c,r6onic aeid h generated. IL requires heat Tor me
complet q evolution OF The gas; hence IN basins thc
bread most bec0I8s lighter than when orsinary
powders are used. use u az HDtTenG 70 ~ 49,.
exfre,ses my oDtatOn II It's heduhlutness:
Respectfully L. u. Wi iLsa,,,,
No. 80 second street, Baltimore.
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Won yron Steamship.

CHESTER. Pa January lO.-The new iron
steamship Louisiana, built by John Roach
x Sor, left here this morning on trial-trIp
for New York. She is owned by the Crom'
well Steamship Company. and viii ply De-
tween New York and New Orleans.
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Personal.

FoRr MoNRoE. January l0.-Rear- ADMIT
raj Robert II. Wyman, commanding tue
North Atlantic station. arrived here al noon
to-day on the frigate Tennessee rom New
York,
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MAN POISONED BY HoRsE.-[Special to
1pe cincinnati Commercial. Ripley o.
o.,InuAfy S,-Robert Fulton, Esq, wealthy
e'tlI5h and prominent business and livery
IAN =, mere, has been poisoned by the means
IN, ~ sae SALIVA Of sick horse which he was
lea'lnS coming 10 contact with slight
asLo aoa Of bis band. The symptoms are
StnOse OF case Of undoubted animal poison
clifton. - s''""' N''
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PARIS, January 10.-Genera! Fare. th'
new Minister OF War, has replaced all th'
heads Of departments who held ONCE pre-
ylous TO his accession. r
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.JOuruaIisfic.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, January lO.-A new
paper, called the arkansas Republican,
edited and published by W. Jasper Black
burn, ex-congressman from Louisiana, was
issued here to-day.
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Flour.
1y Telegraph.

fine s4@s4.5O; superfne, 50 .50@s5.75; extra
s6.75@s7; common family, s7@s725; fancy
bran. S74fS.
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no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-This
1 "a tas,ve notice that have appo! MED THOMAS
T.. TURNER. of the city Of Richmond, my agent
to cor due, for me; IN sald e,y sIABEE on
IN kCCE 0E VEHICLES, HORSES. aud MULES.
ny sAa agent - w '"' n, r. TURNER.
n..swhsr o. 1870. lie 24-lW
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
Jauuary 3, 1874 \
Msssrs. Sm ssp, HanWgy & Co..;

hlsssrs. Sm s5p, Hdnl0Gy Co.:
Geprlemeu.-I have examined the composition Oh
,sour Patap,eo Baking Powder, and can oertiiy mat
n contains nothing tEit can he IA the least deRieo
ohiectiOuario or iniuriouS 10 hearh colslueI IL
a iudicioBs and valuable preparation. apd When
perfectly safe and wholesome. since III me scInc
constituents undergo Important chemcai sbanss.S
when the Baking Powder l. USED, Is aieufu 10
suppose that any Of these can be- transferred un-
changed 10 the food prepared wisllt ne Nnoly
value O. the preparation depends on thls .nehlSai
action. which hberates the.carbonlc aero gar ~.
ouired aud it, peculiar value depenis on tus slV"
and fya lual manner in which tho action goe. Oh.
IL !, simply impossible TO detect The sgbiest uaca
az alum or any other delcteTiOus substance ln Wnau
or any other article Of fOof prepared WIN Tue IA
tantco BakIng- Powder. Respectfully. re-,
WILLIAM +. A. AKIN, NJ d.. &c,
Professor OF Chemistry ana PbaTihacy'
BALTIMORE, January IL, 1879
NesSrs. Smith, Hdnt10y Il Co.:
Gentemen.-I do not see how can add ythnS
ON the subject. question 10 the full aud eAplclto Pu
ions of Professors Wilson aud AKIN except 70 -
press my surprise that any chemist or o,l'. ~
Gated person could hnd anything inlnri US ~ "
nowder 10 which you refer or In It's effects ana re-
Suits As used, Yours truly. . ,
G. w MiLTENBERGhK, VI d.,
Professor In Maryland Universally.
PHILADELPHIA. May 3, 1879.
MessrS. Smith, Hanody & Co.. baltimore 30,
Genilemen,-Wth the statements 81 tucn eint-
1ent chemists As Professor Sihman ana Otn.Is' ~ -
hardly necessary for me 20 say more thiu that Du
Paiapseo Baklng. Powder IS now being used III my
fsm,iv and Is giying p6rfrct satisfaction.
Respectfully, W. ii. WAkpr L. d. ''
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DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST, Office m
W. No. s07 FRANKLIN STREET, De-NuIip
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, having every CON
yenience and appliance for comfort OF his PATIENTS
with lweHty-fi Ave years xperence aud PRICES RE-
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