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A L&ynaa oa wesI-water.

Editors Of the Dtspdtoa: DIR. Hunter
Mcclure Is not alone in his conclusions as
to the noxs0us qualities OF our city spring
and weh-weter. The whole body OF our
wellInforfsed medical men wal agree with
what he says OF the dlsiDfectng effects OF the
mod OF The James, nor will any one Of them
be so bold as 70 eontrovert In tie main bis
assertion that all, or nearly all, osir springs
and wells are natural sewers. Abe most
eminent writers upon the subject OF wells
and springs agree that they are prolific
source OF disease. particularly when situated
withln towns or in close proximity 70 pens,
barns. aud stables.
But for the freshets that occur perlodi-
ealIy Ia the James river, hydrant water
w1l,la DE- exceedingly upwhoiesome. The
ffpirs N the world could never do
Iscls as Mature does, with her dis
~ lieQlprizIng clsys. Let US
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smithneld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
NeWberne, Washington, anc Tarb0ro, n. g., and
all points In Eastern North Carolina also, Tor East
ern Shore of Virginia, Old Point and al regular
landings on James river, al LOWEST RATES
ana through bills Issued. l.. y. TATUM
10 10 superintendent.
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THURsDAY, AUGusT Is. lssl.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2J, 1881.
This property consists of 266 ACRES OF En-
CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND, GREEK BOT
TON AND UPLkND-much of It In valuable TIM
her: LARGE HOTEL, COT FACES, RECEPIION-
HOUSE, BATH. HOUSES, BOWLlNG-ALLE1S ;,
Of comfortably enter aiming 500 guests; also,
RAILROAD in hrst-class order IN bed aud equip
menf connecting the lawn wi h The Norfolk aud
Western railroad, one and three quarter miles as
tant The Springs are I'm "A romantic glen IN me
heart OF the AHeghaJies, aud in easy reach OF the
otner Virginia springs. The lawn Is superb. ana
Improved " IN magnificent shade trees. fountains
walks, &C., sc. Two white sulphur springs ana 2
chalybeate furnish an uNFAlLING SUPPLY OF
highly medicinal waters, all making summer re-
sort second 10 none la attractions aud popularity.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on Inc daY OF SAFE
residue In eudal Instalmens. running one. tNO. anu
three years. with interest from day OF sale bonds
and security required, and title retained by Inc
Court until parchase-mOney shall Re tully paid
Possession delivered January lSe2.
For further particulars address the undersigned
At ChristiansburR, Va. . ,.,-,-
THOMAS f.. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE G.. JUSKIN,
Commissioners.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AcfFfE
II TICKETS. sSfs.&;sse

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following hrst-class ocean gteam-
shin lines from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and
baltimore. TO Europe CIJNARD. WHITE SIAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, GUlON, INhAN. AMER
loan, RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH GERMAN
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, aud NTH
ERLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. snd bOR.
DFIJIX FIRST. CLASS, gECOED-CLASs, and
STEERAGE TICKETS to and from all the principal
points IN Europe. Excursion tickets al reduced
rates, State-roOms secured in advance. Par ties
going TO Europe or sending for their friends would
do we'll to communicate with the undersigned be
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steamship
tickets TO all points Ia the United States and Can
ada. Rates same rs at depOts and general onices'
NO trouble to answer questions. WIite 10 or call on
A. W. CARRIER,
General Railroad and Steamship Agent,
1000 Main street, Richmond, va.
IL ,.rlrn
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8raud Master Peyion 5. Coles, Grams
Secretary Isaacs, Grand Commander neg,
nanli, aud other officials OF the uIane
Lodge. A. Y. NJ. and Grand Commsnoers
Knights Templar, OF Virginia, baye lssuee
. nuDter Of cstcular.letters, Orders, sue
s.xitasions 10 the lodges and communicates
~ the state and sister States, outlining the
.rorramme at The laying OF the cornerstone
"a he monument at Yorktown, and an.
noupeinc the arrangements made-all
hreathing a brotherly spirit, which VIII
NO doubt have he good effect IN great ana
suposIpg demonstration OF the order on the
occasion indicated.
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USE Hor B;rrsss once, and you win use no
other medicine. TestiL
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Richmond. 3a5 T.. VI 1910 A 81 1000 u n
arrive at
West PoinI 9:05 i. VI l35 Pm lI5A.A
aAIltrains dnlY excent snndar.

AL trains daily except SUNDAY.
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS -
steamers 10 and from Baltimore. ''-"
Freight trains viii have passenger. coach at,,ef,s
Train No. a connects Al Burkegille Win ~.
folk AID Western railroad FOR Farnyile + ~ II
burg, and all Southwestern points. ''H'
Train No, 90 fast MALL stops only AZ Jetersyir,
Burksyille, Drast's Branch. BARI sdaie's D.nt'1.
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte >psriar,.rs'
Greenyille, Seneca Tocco9, Lu'a, and C.tnes,'itoi
connecting oil Atantafor all points south and Sogb
west.
lions, connecting at SuthcTlins vnh Nn,r, q
Suthern Nsrrow-Gauge railroad Ter Niltoo AZ
Salisbury with Western North Caro- ma railrosif.
all polD's In Western North Carolina; a. Az =,
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger and mall .,ar,
at all stations connecting AZ Sutherllu's viii uir
and Suiherlin NarrOw-G9uge railroad for 4, Ian.
at Atlanta for all points south and >euthNe...s q
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia and Ary'.i,
railroad for Columbls, Augusta, Savanna, ana
Trains from The South arrive At Richmonda a, i.t7
p. NJ. 342 7. M.t7:l3 4. VI" ana y Is =. ~. ltd
from West Point - 1918 A. VI. Passenger. l.l5
Z. NJ. and s:25 L. NJ. tFrtighi.l
PULLSGAS-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 5O-Richmond % Atlanta.
On Train No. 4S-New York and Atan'A I'd,
Richmond, and Greensboro 10 Henry a..f.
Western North Carolina railroad.
On Train No. 42-WasGington. ard Rchsoad.
and DanVille, aud Dauyile and Augusta.
Ben-Air passenger trains leave Richmond 90 c.35
A. N. and 6:35 =. NJ; arrive AZ Bon Aira,f.5f A.
NJ. and Csc Z. ~ arrive It Cotlheld A. ~ A.
NJ. and 7:ll T.. VI. Returning, lease C0a'lel a,
TAI A. N. aud 7:2S r NJ; leave Bon ARA, X 4.
n. and TAO r. NJ; arrive At Ricbm nd 20 SOB
NJ. AND j. ". Al pa senger irai Is except ,le rs
Tickets sold TO ali points south. sostheast. ,ps
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No l.Y-oyer checks given on LEGAL tickets.
General PASSENGER and Ticket Agert
T. NJ. X. TALCoTT. General Manager. au7
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EARM FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

L
As Receiver Of the Circuit Court OF the county Of
Henrico In the chancery can.e Of BrsxtOn u.s. Ross,
and pursuant 10 orders entered therein on the b
day or December, 1880. | will rent, at HenricO
County Courthouse, to the highest bidder, on the
10Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1881,
az ~ O'Clock NJ. for the next year, the Farm
known rs PLAINDEALING, containing l04 acres,
on the Niae-Mie rad about AZ miles from the city
Of Richmond.
TRRxs Made Known on day Of rental.
JOHN T. JONES,
ull,lSIel6.2O Sheriff OF Henrico county.
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

By virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court OF
MONTGOMERY county, In the chanCerv suit OF Gays
execu Ors vs.. The Montgomery White sulphur
Springs Company, we will sell the REAL ESTATE
AND FRANCHISES Of said company, on Inc
nremises, at auction on
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Public Health and Charities.

Editors Dispatch: The writer is glad 10
| see an awakening interest manifested IN
HYGIENE affairs in our city, and agrees fully
with McG.'s communication OF August 14th
In several particulars but he thinks that
Meg. creates a false impression when he
gives as one of the reasons for our heavy
death-rate the absence Of public charities
Hospital aud the like. We have the City
Almshouse Hospital, SMALLPOX Hospital,
Richmond Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital.
There is connected with the first an I'M
usually efficient ambulance service, and a
department of free vaccination. This hos
pital has a. ample supply Of beds, and for
cleanliness, brightness, and beauty, the
white department is famous. The negro
department is in separate building, aud
both departments receive excellent atteu-
tons.
As dspensaries we have the AImshOuse
Dispensary, Richmond Eye, Ear, and
Throat Dlspensary, Medical College Dis
pensary, and virtually dspenslry in four
druGstOres, situated In different wards,
where poor person can have prescription
filled for tea cents. The Council allows
each one Of these druggists $l25 per annum.
Tue poor iaboring-Inan who may be over
taken by the accidents Of life and is obliged
to receive treatment 10 the AImshouse hos
pitai, Is not degraded in his own estimation
or in that OF bis sensible neighbors and
ofteR "gets out of there alice" and again
becomes an useful citizen.
1t mast be confessed by one who knows
that the antipathy TO this institution is q
personal STAIR between few physicians,
and Is net on the part Of the poor but
proud tsborlng-man.
The true and greatest cause OF our high
rate OF mortality Is the large proportion OF
the prorerbialiy unhealthy negro. They dc
not nuuaber quite os many as the white, YET
nearly twice as many OF them die as the
white. aud they 1.-THE negroes) utilize our
hospitals, ien-cent drugstores, and dlspen.
pensaries TO their fullest capacities. L.
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A direct four.h0urs connection Is made bD'Hrtr
Richmond aud Norfolk by rains ltaging Krlm j
AZ 1850 4. NJ, and Norfolk az 1928 i. 81 >rr
special advertisement Illustrating The alifaci' 'I
this service.
All trains leaving Petersburg will start fron be
ADDOmattOX deD0i.
mond at A. N. and 8 u. VI. Leave PetefslLir re-.
9 A. VI. and u. VI. every sunday.
T. - KLINE, Superinieuir...
A. POPE, General Passenger and 1Ic,et Agc--
q
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE To OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, $50.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN, ~ so.
TICKETS GOOD Until Used,

TEE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United states mail)
2. G.. CLIFFORD, Commander.
lesyes Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAYst6 A. NJ for above named places,
arriving at old Point at L. NJ, connecting win
steamer for WashinktOn, ID. c., aud the Bay Llne:
which arrives In Baltimore next morning in fuil
time for early trains 10 Philadelphia, New York; and
Boston. Returning, the steamer ARIEL leaves Nor
folk At g A. VI. aud Old Point At 7:l5 A. VI. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, arriving
at Richmond az about L. Nj.
Fare 10 'sssssssss''s's's y w
Fare to Philadelphia w
Fare 10 New ~ ~
Limited tickets 10 Washington, ID. G., aud return
ria Od Point, Potomac Steamboat Company ana
Richmond, FIR, dericksburg and Potomac Railroad
PASSENGERS GOING NORTH BY THIS
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT FOR A
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on ssle on steamer Ariel and at
GarberS Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage
checked through
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL
TARY. AND OTHER EXCURSlONSIO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
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,lonnAY. Arousr %, lssl,

AT O'Clock NJ the prorerty descroe1 10 s .ont
20 feet on street. aius one fourth o. an s.rs'
and has four mall dwellings Inereon ,iei"'ns ~
Qreaate rental OF SIS per moRth. .a.o,,ahia
TTnns: one third cash the balance Dy neRpiSsu,S
Notes Al six ard tweye months, with interest anueu'
sud secured By a deed Of trust: x,o,,,,o r.n.,oo
. -. ..o,tenaar aul6
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No. 2 DAILY except Saturday. Nos. '."
DAILY eXcept sunday.
Pullman parlOr cars through 20 BtltmoN
4 train. ~ I...t
pullman sleeping cars through 10 fhiAl'
and New York on No. train. . ...r.u
CHARLES =. HATCH
General Passenger A.
Joseph II. SANDS, snnerIntendent. =.
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WANTS.

w ANTED, BY A RICHMOND LADY
w OF many years experience. SELECT
m Instruct I'm English, Lstin, French and German.
Great pains will be taken, and highest references
given. Boys between Iea and fourteen preferred
Address TEACHER, care &C. W. W." carrier
No Au Io-1tH
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wooD AND COAL.

GOAL AND wOOD-FlRsr CLASS
~ FUEL.-Ans kinds of ANTHRACITE, SPLINT,
CLOykR-iilLL. WEST VIRGINIA, ENGINE,
CUMBERLAND, and all other COAL constantly on
at reduced prices. IL will pay you 10 call and ex-
anime prices before PURCHASING. Opposition 70 COM
biuation my motto. Ofices 1900 Cary and 7lO
Broad street, opposite Theatre.
q. ". PA8Es
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A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO GET A
N SITUATION IN some wholesale commission
house 10 learn the business. Address C.S.,
amI84E Dispatch ONCE.
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WANTED, A SITUATION BY A
w YOUNG MAN thoroughly competent az as
slsiant book-keeper in some mercantile or msnuiac-
manently employed ana work his way up. Can
give bes OF references. Address
WILLIAM NJ,
al 16 st care Letter Carrier No.
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ENTERTAINMENT or KNIGHTS.

Grand Commander j. II. Regnault has
jssssed eincular giving "knightly and
corxiia! Invitation to the Knights TempIar
oil theHbirteen originsl States" 10 partici-
pate I'm the honors OF the occasion, and be
says: tIbst there may be no disaRpoint-
mea,, " is proper j should say--anh say
it with extreme regrei--that the place, sur
rounlings, asd time al combine TO deprive
the Grand sCopmandery and Knights Tenn
plar OF Virginia OF toe qualification OF ex-
iendiEx TO tbeir ffateEs tbose'knightly hos.
pitaIitses which under ether circumstances
would aGord them so much pleasure. But
MI mag feel assured OF warm aed hearty
weieomc.s7
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NEW YORK. August l5.-Arhyed steamers
Ruth Daring, james Ponder, Harry G. ShepArd =
e. Woodbury.. Plymouth Reck. Arrived out: Ihe
Queen. Talismsn, Willimena, Niga, COh'tahta
Rbea. Fannie T..
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBU kG
RAILROAD COMPANY. commencing
SUNDAY. June II, 1851, trains on ,lls road w-
run as follows
LEAVE RICHHOSD-SOCTH
3lOPM, FAST MAIL, daily. Sskc. tlr...h
connections for Savannah. Stop
~ Petersburg. Pullman Palace >..tf-
ing-Cdrs between Milford, Va, t4I
Charleston.
II.5O A. A., THROUGH MAIL. daily, cOnuoc ing
for Raleigh. Charleston, Augusta,
Aiken, SSyagnah, and Jackson 20
stops at shops, Chester, Ccut-f.l
DrewTy's Bluff on signal. fu.n'l
SLEEPER between NcW YORK 4ll
Charleston on his train,
B:IOP.M FREIGHT. daily eXctp; sunday.
$3.50 A. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except sunday.
LEAVE PETERsBURG-NORrH.
AIS A. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. stops orlg d.
Chester. Pullman Slceptrs le."s
Charleston AMI Milford, VI.
7.3O A. NJ, FREIGHT daily except SUNDAY.
8:45 p. 81, THOUGH MAIL. daily, connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg 10
Potomac Railroad Tor al points iii
ana West; also making c0nue.Nfi
with Chess peske and ohio rai'foaiir
the Virginia springs aad al l"ls
North aud West. This train sior- Al
Manchester. Chester, and Cen'r1 30
Pullman Sleepers this train e
tween Charleston ana New Norh.
$40 Z. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY.
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Bogus Coin I'm Prize Packages.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 1s.-The
secret service division eff the Treasury
Department recently ascerlaineu that
an establishment in Connecticut was
engaged in manufacturing paper or
pasteboard imitation nickels, ten-cent
silver pieces, quarter dollars, and
other minor coins. These limitations
were extensively circulated through
the medium of prize packages of vari-
ons descriptions, and complaints were
received from Western cities that the
spurious money was being passed to
great exlent on street railroad cars
using patent boxes. Chief Brooks
ordered an investigation, and has inst
been informed by Detective Drum
mond that the manufacturers were
the business in an in,.o .oceut
M inner, and were not aware that they
were violating the laws. They un-
hesltatingly gave up the materials used
and promised to discontinue the busi-
ness.
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From Yesterday. Late Eaitio.
U. =. CIRCUIT COURT.
A Jury Ordered I'm the Case OF
Brown vs.. the r. w. a ID. IL. n.

A Jury Ordered I'm the Case or
brown vs.. the r. W. a ID. IL. n.
The u. S. Circuit Court held brief
session, this morning, Judge Bradford
presiding.
The Grand Jury was discharged until
the second Tuesday In November.
An order Was made by Judge Brad
ford for jury of inquisition In the case
Of Allen q. p. Brown, of New York city,
VS.. the r., W. q b. r. r., action for
damages, IN which judgment by default
was given against the defendants at the
August term OF Court. The facts OF this
case are rs follows:
One day last winter Mr.. Brown was
riding over the road from Philadelphia
TO Baltimore, and when the train stopped
on arriving In Wilmington portion OF
the cars were abreast OF the platform be-
tween Walnut and Poplar streets. Mr..
Brown stepped of the car, but on ac-
count OF some Ice on the platform he
slipped down, breaking his arm, dislo-
eating his wrist aud usiaining other
severe iuJuries. He brought suit against
the Company, on the ground of careless
ness In allowing the Ice to remain on
the platform, laying his damages al
$4,000. L. G. Bradford, Jr., ESQ.,, was
bis attorney.
Ihe proper summons was served upon
Charles Warner, directors OF the Com
pany in this city, but the Company
failed TO cause an appearance to be en-.
tered at the June term Of the Circuit
Court. Accordingly, at the session OF
tho Court on the first Tuesday IN August
ensuing, after the reception Of proof that
the summons had been duly served upon
the defendant, and the filing Of The
plaintiffs declaration, on motion Of Mr..
bradford, judgment for the plaintiff by
default was entered.
This judgment, however, did not carry
with 1t the plaintiffs entire claim for
damages, but simply insured bis righ,
TO recover. The amount will be deter
mined by jury Of inquisition, and the
plaintiff will bring witnesses to show the
extent OF his Injuries, ard the amount OF
com pensation he Is entitled TO by reason
OF personal injury, loss of time, expen-
ses, mental agitation, &c. 1hs hearing
will take place at the November term.
Aftei the transaction of some minor
business Court adjourned until TO NOR.
row morning, when the trial of Antonio
Corso, for assault upon the hign seas,
will be commenced.
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An Enthusiastic Endorsement.
GoRHAM, N. H., July IA, 1879.

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sudden Death.

William Ii. Jones, employed in the
Diamond State solling mill, died very
suddenly about midnight, at his resi-
dence on Sixth street below Spruce.
de returned home from work about
10. 40 O'Clock last night, and while go"
ing from the kitchen to the yard he
fell. lie was at once removed into
the house, and DR.. Bush summoned,
who remained with him until he died i.
The deceased had complained for the
past few days of pains in his breast.
The cause of his death is supposed
to have been congestion OF the lungs.
For some time past he has been an
usher at the Opera House on the coca
sion of performances there.
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warlike Preparations.

LONDON, October 20.--rhe' Second
Battalion Of the Grenadier Guards, sta.
toned at Windsor, have been ordered to
be in readiness to proceed 70 Ireland.
In an interview with reporter at Holly
head, Mr.. Biggar said the future action
of the league must be determined by
experience. He predicted that the gov
ernment would be beaten In the struggle.
The Daily Telegraph says: So elabor-
ate are the precautions for the protec-
tion Of Hswsrden Castle, Mr.. Glad
stones residence, that they would
warrant the supposition that Sir VIM.
Harcourt, the home secretary, possessed
alarming news of possible attacks.
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Sales OF Real Estnte.

The farm of David Walker, de-
ceased, 100 acres, in Coleraine town.
ship, Lancaster county, was sold at
public sale on the 18th, to Jno. Hayer-
stick Of the same township, for $40 per
acre.
The house and lot of Elizabeth Pyle,
deceased, in Fairfield, Lancaster coun
ty, was sold on the 9Th to jeremiah B,
Boyd, for $1,000.
House and lot Of jeremiah Hastings,
deceased, in Mount Vernon, Chester
county, was sold at public sale on
Saturday last, to Samuel Coz kadel, OF
the same place, for $340.-Oxford
Press.
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
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female population.

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Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles
lnfisma tion and liberation, Falling and
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the uterus Ia an earlv stage of develop
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IL removes faintness, fiatulency. de-
stroys all craving for stimulants, and
relieves weakness OF the stomach. II
cures bloating. Headaches, Nervous Pros
trhtion, General Debility, Sleepleesness
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either sex this Compound Is unsurpassed.
Lydia u. PinkhaIn's Vegetable
compound IN prepared at 2j3 and 80
Yves ern Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price ti.
six bottles tor So. Sent by mall in the
form ef pills. also In the form OF Ioaenges
on receipt OF price, VI per box for either.
Mrs. Plnksam freely answers all letter.;
ofinqairy. Send for pamphlet. Addrt m
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
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cure constipation, biiieusaess, and tor
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War I'm "a Convention

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. l9,-The
Convention of Readjusteis and Repu5li-
cans, held here yesterday, came near re-
sulting in row. Two candidates,
Burke and Corbet, had been nominated
by separate conventions for the House
of Delegates, and this convention was
called for the sake of consolidating one
or the other. Some of the delegates got
into fight during the convention, and
the Chairman resigned in disgust. Oh
lection WIS made TO Burke, as he is
under an Indictment Tor all assault with
an attempt to kill. Corbet was finally
elected by close vote. The district in-
teres.ed is largely democratic.