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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has o red-wax seal on the lid,
with the impression, McLANE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the sigma.
lures Of c. McLASE and FLEMING Bios
gzy-Insist upon having the genuine
DR.. G. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
the market being full OF limitations 81
the name McLame, spelled differently
but same pronunciation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05
AcUE n FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used pre-.
paratory to, or after taking quinine. As
q simple purgative they are unequaled
ReWlpe NJ LIMITATIONS.
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CHANCE OF FIR M.
TIM PIONEER
suANneA HMRpREssIne sAloon
o. PomL. PROPRIETOR.
nAN sT CDIa!s ss.aaiis:ssS;iiiGssSSSaac . HILL

NLIAN TOWELS AND SHARP nAzoas.
u Quiek. Smooth, Neas. Iist-eiac, voss:
atistss. suitable snd asisasctosy ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05

The incline WINE from the slopes on
the a10o level II following the ore vein
on down. and today shows an Improve
msut. The drift north along The hang.
ing vail OF the ore vein. On the 2400
lsvsl u continued.
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The Atlanta Exposition.

ATLANTA, November 2i.-The EXPOSE
ton in this city had its biggest day since
opening to-day, 1920 persons being regis
tered nj the turlstiles, among whom were
over 5000 college students and pupils OF
seminaries. Among the distinguished visi-
tors were Governor Hawkins and United
states Senator Jackson, Of Tennessee.
Intense interest peryades the South as TO
the convention OF planters, agriculturists,
and millmen that will meet December 9th.
All these great interests win be repre-
sented by thousands OF live men, and the
outcome Is expected to De OF vast benefit TO
every southern industry. Thirteen thou
sand strangers are comfortably housed in
Atlanta, with room for ten thousand more.
Every mans house il open. The Dental
Convention is a great success in point OF
attendance.
Friday the crowd promises to he even
larger than to-day. A great boom has
come to the Exposition. and every southern
State Is sending It's people.
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Virginia News.

G. +. Hatch, Of the shenandoah Valley
road, has Just received the appointment OF
general freight and passenger agent OF the
Norfolk aud Western railroad.
Several nights ago some miScreant en-
tered the stables OF Mr.. Charles Corling,
who resides on the Forest road about four
miles from Lynchburg, and disembowelled
his fine horse. There is no clue TO the per-
pdrator Of the decd
On Wednesday, in Petersburg, at st.
Paui's church, by Rev. Dr. G. X. Hams,
assisted by Rev. DR.. G. J. Gibson, Miss
Matte c. Bragg, daughter Of the late Gov
ernor Bragg, OF North Carolina, was united
in matrimOny 10 Mr.. Robert W. Prichard,
a promising young merchant OF that city.
George Henderson. OF Warren county,
sixty years old, il the father OF thirteen
children and grandfather Of twenty-seyen
children. lie was married the day he was
twenty years old. and his wife was little
over fIftecn.- ShendndOah Herald.
West Point has always heretofore been
noted for good health. This year it has
been unhealthy. There have been four
times as many deaths i'm West Point this
year a. for the whole OF five years previous.
lncrc must ne SOME reason lOI tul>. mere
must De neglect somewhere. - Hest Point
Star.
Mr. David Steel. with his force of hands,
reached Spring Grove, in SurTy county, on
Wednesday. having completed the railway
track from the interior OF the county-five
miles distant-tO this point. He expects
10 complete the road TO Clairmont wharf,
on James river. distance OF five miles, by
February. When the road is finished to
James liver it Is intended to extend IT to
The Norfolk and Western road at point
near Wayerley. -Inde1-AppeaL
CHATTER OF ACCDESTs.-Mr. William
Rosenbergcr, living near the Four-Mile
House, in this county, fell from his hay
now and fractured three of his ribs.
4 son OF Mr.. EdmondsOn, Of Toms
Brook, fell few days ago and broke both
bones Of one Of his arms.
little son OF Mr.. Erasmus Painter, OF
Naurertown, fell and broke his leg.
Mr.. John Smith, Of Toms Brook, had
two fingers cut on on the 10th instant ut
Bordon's staye-iactory.
Mr. Walter Reynolds and Mr.. Charles
Henson, each had their hands severely
Injured while working at the staye-iactory
At Toms Brook. Shenandoah Herald.
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' IRCINIAN.
New Measurement or the Area Of the
Country.

The figures commonly employed TO indl-
cate the area Of the several States OF the
Unlon have been found TO be incorrect,
and the Census Bureau has issued an extra
bulletin correcting the prevalent errors so
far as il is possible to do so from the data
at hand. The area OF each county is also
given. Ii is found not so easy TO decide
what constitutes the boundary Of the
United States. Our jurisdiction extends
TO a line three nautical miles from the
shore, but this strip cannot properly
be considered part OF the territory
of the United States. Nor is il easy
TO determine just where bay should be
distinguished from the ocean, and the
coast line be made TO cross bodies OF waters
indenting the land so rs TO include them in
the limits Of the country. According TO
the old estimate the area OF the United
States, exclusive Of Alaska, Is 3,O26,4J4
square miles; according TO the new estl-
mate il il 3,O25,000, Of which 1920 are
coast water OF bays, gulfs, sounds,
&c; 14.5OO are made up OF the areas
of rivers and smaller streams, ana
%. 900 OF the areas OF lakes ana
ponds. There remains total land-suIface
OF about 100000 square miles. Mary
iNnU. WHICH utNbl uiB- W thS wa "N -
mate has total area OF II, 124 square miles,
is credited in the new estimate with 1920.
comprising 1850 square miles Of coast
waters, bays, and the like, 600 OF
rivers and creeks, and $3.50 OF land
surface. Virginia in the old estimate
has a total area OF 3s,34S square miles,
in the new 42,45O, including a total
water-surface Of 2,22j square miles.
II Is Of interest in this connection
to observe the wide contrast in area be-
tween. for example, California, with her
15s. $50 square miles, and Rhode Island,
with 1850; or between Massachusetts, .,,;
with s,3I5 square miles, and Texas WIN
2e5. $50. Arizona has ll3,020 square miles
Of surface, Colorado l08,925, Dakota i4s,-
100. Montana 1lG, Oso, Nevada 10, 200. New
Mexico l29. $50. Delaware has 2,l5O, and
the District Of Columbia 70. New York,
which has 1910, Is not as Euge u I Iocts
nearly 10000 square miles OF the area Oh
Georgia. -Bd!timore Sun.
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PRINCE EDWARD.

,ruy7El,YAp APPOINTED PRESIDING
T1'si'-', q,y,NKs0fyING-DAY - INSPECTORS
MIR ,,.,,s ,ND TuUM N01IoNs--L. c. FLOUR
1Np -IECluRgS--sECoSD AUDI
mas EEroRT.
l.ron6cnce Of the Richmond Dispotch.l
l'v,,vyuI.r, VA, November "a, 1881.
c.tizcns Of our town were no little
ln "a today az the announcement in
suil 5,'.,''e.,.ol that tho Rev. DIR. Paul White
te ySoB been assigned TO duty as presid-
he1. .,5cr in the Petersburg district by the
atSnfi,t Episcopal Conference. For sew
No., so@rs he has been The president OF the
ac college here, aud brought to the
t'.,.,.itle position The JelfeSonian tests
n.ett,.css for Office, Of ''honeSty, fidelity.
'rr,rqeitv.r The friends and patrons
~ 49, collccc regret the vacancy which
% m1e occasioned by DIR. Whitehead's re-
..,.l 20 Petersburg, probably az the close
/, re- current term. Ii Is suggested that
@ 80 di,tsnt day the very worthy Doctor
NJ cellcA g the Office Of Bishop ina his
'',r.b The Petersburg district viii gain
y. instructive and good preacher.
Nc regret 20 report that there will be no
..lF, observance OF ThankSgiving-day in
,,,. reciou. however grateful our people
N dauN are to Him who crowns our lives
Nh 50 many exhibitions Of loving kind
49,. vet il was Tie wish OF not q few that
%.rs should be q brief pause In the busy
.rruiis Of life, and a public and unmiS-
tl,llc recognition Of the experimenting
evidence OF God in everything which
,r,erus nations. States. and communities.
number Of patriots have signified their
,srinlncss. and indeed desire, 10 serve the
.snntfy I'm the Office Of tObGcco-inspectors
,,rist0Wu: and about six dozen, moro or
~. viii apply to the incoming Executive
ry;ginia f0g these positions. To be sure,
T,v dime spent in the three warehouses
~, contributed by individuals. and these
tuildmzs are private property; but the
vi.hc, 0f the owners OF property in this
,-,rf progress must give way 10 the great
rulic GOOD in providing offices FOR those
vfo have heretofore lived on short grass.
The friends OF Laud0n G. FlOurnoy, Of
d. Kentucky bar. viii be glad TO learn that
H..re arc hopes Of his recovery from bis
recent illness. lie is the son OF the late
william q. Flouruoy. Of Prince Edward.
Fi. stated on 'Changc that Mr.. Edgar
gsn. our Commonwealth 0ttOlncy. goes
Iroad soon, spending some time in Ing
Ind
10 +. hoped that tie town win be favored
with several popular lectures during the
winter. Or. Winston, the very intelligent
and TuA'ic-,pTitcd president of the Ii
lga.y Association. has charge OF this mat
tr. o;much interest and importance toour
citizens.
n Won can find room for the figures OF
Auditor py,or'S report you would confer
,tsyor on some readers Of the Dispatch.
There seems TO be some slight variation,
Of ab0u, tn millions OF dollars, between
ne second Auditors lcdgerS and the re-
cent reports OF the public debt. :.
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sr. Cyrus w. Field Buys Newspaper.

NEW YORK. November 23.-It was learn
cd Al the Office of Mr.. Cyrus W. Field that
be bad purchased the EUening Express,
and would get possession on saturday
next In regard TO the rumor that the
paper was % be consolidated with The
Ec1inq Maa, IL was SAID Mr.. Field de-
ellned 70 say what his future movements
viii be.
The Erea'ng Post says: at Is learned
hier Ia the day that the two papers would
Probably be published independently for a
short time, but would soon be consolidated.
The title Of the consolidated paper has not
yet been decided upon, but 1t will be indie
PENDENT in politics." The sum paid for
Ihe Express Is understood 10 be about
$4,000.
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cattle arrived between and o'clock p. ~. yes--
terday. and the greicr part changed hands to-day
az further small reduction fryni current yte< -
yesterday. including ordinary 70 good steers az 80
DC 4 H.. 10 dicss SIS 10 80 iba. American bal
aud mutton were DUNG better in Liverpool sud
London yesterday and to-day. Test american beef
cattle we're sold at Id 4 u. for the dressed weight,
sinking the or American and Canadian sheep ut
ed. = n for the dressed wciHht. and American
refrigerator beef az I'D.
Sheep and LdDs5s.- Receipts. 172 car-iosds, or
3,10O head. TIE market was ne ifiy Tat. aud up
h. a late hour there were moi enough sales 10 make
quc;tble market sellers were not willing to
lower prices. aud buyers would not operate AZ cur
rent rates. small bunch Of fair limbs sold nj &c
= ~, and q carload Of western sheep at 4sstaSc.
q n. Dressed mutton and dressed lambs sold nc
about the same rRures. or 7esvc. DE- Win poor
lsh NOdoc mutton down tO &C. 4 n.
Stcine.-Reccipts. 20 car-loadS, or 3,f00 hogs
Live hogs were ia very moderate request as $1,000
$500 & 100 bs.-J0trAdi II Commerce.
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Guitcau's Sanity az Viewed i'm Eng
land

LONDON, November 24.-Thc DdUy AeirS,
in is article this morning on the Guiteau
trial. says: at seems obvious that the qucS-
ton OF Guiteau's sanity and responsibility
IS a matter Of word-chopping and OF psy-
Geological casuistry. Guiteau is perfectly
well aware OF the nature Of the act. We
might Say that Guiteau was craZed. Just as
50 many people are called craZed who are
yet acknowledged to be tit to control their
own affairs. Ii Guitcau is declared insane
4 vast number OF people ike him-feather-
Drained, conceited fools-wll Justly infer
that they TOO may indulge in eccentricities
and murder.''
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"Can l see you alone for a fnoment!"
said he, as he twirled his hat unconsciousiy
and gazed at the motherly obstacle that sat
knitting by the window.
"Ask mamma, George" was the low
reply.
.Well, I don't know as | care enough
about II TO brace up to that. ! was Just
Going TO ask You to the opera, that's all.
Nothing important
"Oh. but that is very important, indeed,
isn't ii, mar"
ayes, my dear, but not important
enough for YOU to 90 with that llat. y
George falls through the floor (metaphori-
cally Of eourse), and is next seen at the
box-ofiice selecting seat among the gal
lery gods.
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NEW YORK IRON NlARKET.

NOVEMBER 22.-Thc whole market IS strong
one. ana Is without radical change. IRE American
pig /, having even more attention. and makers
nave abCu. all lhcy can attend o.. scotch zig IL
more ca,ily marketed. and rails. both old ana new
and scrap. all sell we'll. without Il new feature,
there being no difficulty I'm sustaining the market
n every respect. sales include $50 tons scotch
pg-pirt at s2i.5o for GleRrn0ck. The quo
tatiOus are American pig. No. !, 80 $3.50 S26
No. =. 40 $3.50 $3.50, ana forge al S23.JO: scotch
pig 20 34.JUMSZj for GlengiFnock 500 5000
for COltness; Gart5chcrric ~ SO. tglintOn
10 S23mS 23.JO: No. / shots a S2JMS $3.50
American steel 40 SEQ 40 mills for next years de-
livery iron rails at si7mSjO; old rails, $3.50
81 $50 for T." and s3l 80 for d. h. wrought scrap
al \ 81 la 80. 5O.-JOurH0i Of Commerce.
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For the D'spatch.l
Another Precinct Heard From.

HANOVER COUNTY, November %, 1881.
AZ Cold iIarbor, in Hanover county,
Cameron received 124 votes out of SG4 cast.
After giving him the benefit OF every willie
man oi whom ! have the least doubt, ! am
sure be did not receive more than Il white
votes.
An active RoGdiustcr said at the polls
that be knew - white men who had voted
thc Rcaiiuster ticket. Whereupon he was
Immediately offered $50 for their names ;
but ne didn't name "worth a cent" :.
Let Us hear from other counties.
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~pv WORK TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 22.-The kentucky leaf market has
not been generally active; on TIE c"nifaF!' most
buycr, pursue very cau.iOu policy aud rel ~ -
IKE more than needed FOR actual u-,. spain ila-,
however, tiken at least l.5Oo ho2shead3 Within
few days and i IN the m1r@et ipf MR.. lHk'hi1
eaf 4, moving cut 70 fair extent. and prices are
steady OGcrings are full g most graOcS. Feed
icaf ( selling fairly well and brings nrm prizes
G,oted II q. M Sc. for common and good; so lc.
ar low and good leaf, % l5Nl6c. for beet dark
wrappcrs. sale. I'm addition 10 TIE parcels above
reD5rted. 25O h0csheads j. eniucky Leaf ~ l1S9c.i
$50 cases $50 PennsyWni1 NJ 0@W39c;' 100
Havana al s6c.@ ) l.O5.--JOui5idt 0f Commerce.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
TOBACCO MARKET
RICHMOND, VA, November "a, 1851.
DARK TOBACCO ron EXPORT.

RfCHMOND, Va, November "a, 1851.
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lpqs-Columou, SjhSJ.5O; medium, 500
S6.5O; good, STA $500. .o-o.,
LedE-Common. s7.5O@Ss: medinm, $4,000
-: good. SlOWSIl; tine, Sl2WSlj; extra me,
.l4tiSlJ.
DARK TOBACCO-MANIFACTIH
Ina FiHers.-Commou, 500 $500: medium,
$50 sG5O; good, SIC 800.
Ian FiiierS.- Common. $500 -; mCnum,
ss.5UmS9: good. SlOMSll; fine, -ll.0OW sl2;
cNtr., hne sun-cured Sl3H 500
W'rapD S.-0ommOn, S9etslO; ipe1iuin'
sIO.5OG sII.JO; good. sl2.5oe, $500; mt,
slid SIS: extra sun-curcd, $50 SO.
BRIGHT T0BACCO-MANuFACTuR
Saokers.-Comm0n. ss.5OGS0; medium, sl0@
Al | good. Sl2MSl4; hnc sl0asle. --
Ftners-Common. aymelO; medium, eIO.OO@'
sll good. sl2msl3; tine, si49e l5.
WrGDvsrs.-t ommOB. slO@ 81; medium slf
6SIs. good, s2Jas3O; line, s43@sooi ianry'
S6UM $40. .,o1s,s.
W,dpDers. Hthog0ay.-Common, Sl2@sl9i
medium. sl5@s90. good, s22@s2j; nne, sJOG
$40; extra, $3.50 $50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods j. confined
principally 10 good old hcIyy-bCcled luk ami Mem
tucky-Riycr Leaf. Wcquote; .,c<
OH lugs. S4H %; kenincky-islfer iW8h eiVt
l.; kentucky-RiFcr lcai, lJ@Sle'
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NOVEMBER 23.-Prices This week rahScn ~ ioi-
B.eC Caftle.--Very best, 40 4sc.; good, $40
&c: medium Or good fair guilty, 3a3 &C.; ronyD
oxen. thin steer, old COWS &c, "a rs, Uo''''
Hogs.-Very best saDssc.; other grabs $50
nc. g D.. net.
Stesp,-3Ka4isc. q n, gross.
Veq[-s4GsIO Z head. "
U,jch Coics and C0lrsS.-s20aF40 = head.
About 435 head Of beef cattle. 421 hogs- and
lS7 sheep On the market. All beef cattle th@t wa.
on the market are sold; some sheep and very fe~
atc arriyal. ~ hogs left over nnsold. cattle mar,
ket quite active and prices advanced -. on All
grades, especially noticeable In best and medium
grades The tone Of the market Tor bulls IS s2ine'
have advanced mlly he.. and are tolerably steady
NJ ouotatons az the close OF the week Best sheer
show some Improvement, sud In small lois SCI
very readily NJ iEc.
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VACCINATION.
USE ONLY NoN-HUMANiZED VIRUS.

In an article In the NnStesnth Century Dr.
& ARPENTER the Distinguished English scientist.
says tEat the ALLEGED inefle,ency Of accination,
Ofien asserted ince DIR. Jenners time. bas bsen
due 10 the fact that the virus used In yacciuating
persons WHO afteFwaTd took the smallpox Was not
fresh from the COW. hnt had bern weakened by
hong transmits sion through The human subject.
Vaccine virus not fresh Irom tie cow, but ~ha-
maniked~ by many removes. affords 40 proiec-
ti0n. and may eOmIsunl cate dangerous mehdies-
but Or. C,rpcnter details many facts 10 show that
good bovine virus Il free from nearly all the oh
hctions which can be uryed-and with good deal
Of force--against 4" hum snizesi virus.
We constantly receiving supplies OF no
sylvania Vaccine Company, who have facilities
not surpassed by any vaccine Arm Ia the country
Tor producing reliable virus fresh fr0m The COW.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
nos 1915 Main strcsI
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TuU CLEMATIs.-It was stated at the win
ter meeting Of the Western New York iior-
ticultural Society that the Clcmatis i taking
the place Of the Wistcria, holding its bloom
much longer, and that il needed protection
in winter. No climbing plant has so many
recommendations, and different varieties
will keep up succession OF flowers
through most Of the season. A woody
aphis sometimes attacks il, but This can be
easily removed with whale-oil soap. A
small white worm which attacks its roots Is
readily disposed Of by bi-sulphide OF car
bon. one speaker had raised several Va
rieties without winter protection; but
these. il was said, would be much better ii
laid down and covered with evergreen
boughs or leaves.
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DUBLIN, November 2i.-Thc Land COM
missoners have issued a notice calling at
tcntion to the powers they possess to hear
applications from laborcrs seeking to COM
pei farmers to provide better dwellings.
1t j. stated that farmer named Sullivan,
while returning from Skibbereen Fair. was
fatally beaten. and that his corpse was con-
cealed. Five arrests have been made IN
connection with this affair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-25

MICHIGAN PERSONAL ITEN.-Among the
many who have experienced the remark
able benefits Of the Great German Blood
Purifier, Hamburg Drops, Mr.. Matthias
ba'lseh, Cold Water, Mich, refers to the
sase Of an acquaintance who, after suffer-
ing for year with indigestion, which
physicians and remedies failed to relieve,
wa made well and hearty by the use OF the
hamburg Drop.
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Murder i'm GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, November 24.-At Dab
loncga, Ga, yesterday John Bell shot and
instantly killed John Blackstock. They
were both young men. Blackstock was
moving to prevent a quarrel between Bell
and another man and offended Bell.
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GhitiInrV.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, November 2i.-Cap-
tain John Pennington, commodore Of the
Mallory Line OF Texas steamers, and COM
mlnder Of the steamer Guadalupe, died
Yesterday. His remains left for New York
by The steamer State OF Texas yesterday.
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CHILDREN.s DREsS.mAKING.

FAMILIES WISHING TO HAVE
II FIEST-CLASS ClnLDREN'S DRESs-MAk-
ING DONE will find LADY skilled I'm Tie art At
No. los cast Marshall street. Also, al kinds Of
LADIES UNDEkWEAR. nO25-2ts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


Ehnnhssfvfng-Day I'm NorfoIk = Mnfrf-
monial-The Storm Railroad Nat
fers.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, November 2f.-Thanks-
giving was only partially observed to-day
az holiday, a few churches being open
and the banks and public offices closed.
Charles II. West, Of Richmond, was mar
ried to Miss Mamie stout, Of Portsmouth,
to-day.
The easterly storm has abated. The high
water flooded the lower end OF Church,
Water, Nivison, and Cove streets.
Cars will run through from Norfolk 10
Edonton, n. c., on Friday.
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Persons who are unfortunate enough 10
live in damp houses, particularly near
mdrained land, are apt to think that there
is no help for them save in removal. Land
saws they are mistaken, and states that
experiments have shown that il Is possible
10 materially improve the atmosphere IN
such neighborhoods in very simple man
per-by the planting OF the laurel and the
sunflower. The laurel gives of an album
dance OF ozone, whilst the " souhui-eyed "
sunGowor Is potent in destroying the ma
larial condition. These two, il planted on
the most restricted scale in garden, close
10 the house. will be found TO speedily IN
crease the dryness and salubrity OF the
atmosphere, and rheumatism, II il does not
entirely become memory of the past, VIII
be largely alleviated.
An agricultural writer says that skim
milk. being really the DEMONSTRATING and
most valuable part Of the milk, will not al
WAYS be wasted as II Is at present. IL VIII
he utilized as human food and acquire IN
increased value, and this, while it will en-
hance the income OF the producer, cannot
foil TO have a bearing on other dairy products.
Considerable advances have already been
made In this direction. The enormous
waste OF flesh-iorming food through this
channel Is becoming appreciated, ana VIII
not long be tolerated. Some way VIII be
advised 70 turn ii to better account.
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officers of the Eastern Lunstic Asylum
Elected.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, NA.,}
November "a, 1881.
The following officers have been elected
FOR the Eastern Lunatic Asylum for three
years: sydney Smith, president Of the
Board Of Directors; DR.. II. Black, super
DR.. John CloptOu, first assist
ant physicians; DR.. Richard 4. Wise, sec
ond assistant physician: L. NJ. Lee, stew
ard; John l.. Mercer. clerk and storekeep-
n; Mrs. NJ. A. Wootton, matron.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-25

The most assiduous parental attention
will frequently fail TO prevent Ioug.ls,
Colds. Group, etc. DR.. BulPs Cough syrup
Is a most valuable remedy 10 nave con'e"'-
emf when needed. Price, 20 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NOVEMBER .-Bteres.-Ileceipis 40 ear-load. :,
or 400 head-2l carloads for expiration ana ~
carloads for clty-trade slaughterers al consigned
direct except carload. About ~ ear-ioaas VI