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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-20

ne sunshine Of many a happy home has
~ tuned into dark despair by the death
",ed ONES caused by neglected colds.
D -, SaiPs Cough Syrup has saved innu-
~''1e% hye2 5y rs timely use.
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ranging certain agricultural and mineral
specimens received by the Agricultural Bu-
rcau from the Atlanta Exposition.
After short explanation Ivy Mr.. Valen-
tine. Of Nebraska, the bill was passed.
kdiournpd
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stormy weather, bni prices have good support ON
the light stocks. Prime lots quoted at Thhp6r.;
extra prime M s4ms*c.; fancy at &C.; new
band-pckcd lots at y4d 10c.; old bankruptcies
Pecans gactea at 1o@l2c.--Journal Of Com
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, january 10, 1852.

tHUNI IbbZs
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-2 shares Richmond and
Danville stock (B. c. AZ 19e, 3 do. at 1913; 10
shares Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad ut 49,
10 do. ut 33, 100 do. at "a, 40 do. at 33i, 20 do
nj 1885,; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte at 50 ;
$1,000 Western North Carolina rs, 1890, nj
lO6k; 5000 Richmond city G's at 1lOH; $1,000
Richmond aud Allegheny first rs at 100; ss,O22
Virginia peclcr coupons ut 80.
SECOND BoAED.-3,000 ATLANTA and Charlotte
first "a at 10; 40 shares Richmond and ALLIE
ghany at 33k
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GENERAL MARKETS.
MARKETS.

JANUARY ls.-Thc receipts % grain continue
light and prices are unchanged Flour Il iesdy
al quot .tlOus. small lots IL wheat sold AZ Sl.fO
for Fult1 Sl.42 for mixed, ana sl.ii Tor Lancas-
ter though no strictly choice was offered Corn =
wanted, and an Ghat WAS offered sold at Sos. No
rye OF oats reported. Country produce Is dull
g-.,~.ffs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-20
Flour.

Flour-Wc quote: Fine. Si.j0@ So: extra. 81
snpcrhnc. SG.2j@ 5000; common family s7.25M
$3.50: choice family, SSHs9.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January 19.-Noon.-Stocks fairly
firm. Money, per cent. EXchange-LOnI 1872 !:
short, sex state bonds dull. Goycrnmentsquic
and unchanged.
Erenfng.-Exchangc. 1922. Governments firm
or and "A higher for SIS; Others unchanged; new
s., 1O2H: new 49,, ll4l,: new As. llS4.
Money. 4M3 per cent. states fairly active. Suh-
Treasury balancc-COin, s74.66l; currency,
stncks irrnrnlnr and iendlng downward: clnsod
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xrv WORK srN.c MARKET
CuICAGOLUMBER MARKET.

JANUARY 17.-Foreign quoted a, $50, with
moderate trade; Virginia Is quoted a. si5@30.-
Journal Of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-20
NEW YORK PEANUT MaRyEr.

JANUARY l7.-Ccnfdencc no,el q: cwrent
prices Demand L. not ~ good on account VI tae
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January 10. 1882.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Futz. 80 bushels very good at fl.f0:
100 bushels good at Sl.3s; 100 bushels good Il
Sl.35.
COHN-Whitc, / 20 bushels very good no S3c.
RYE.-IO bushels very good ~ sl.lO.
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IS irregular and tending downward; closed

BALTIMORE. January l9.-Nirginia 6's cOn-ols.
G31: second series. 39l. past-due coupons, 90:
new lO-4O's, 39is. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-20
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, January 10, 1885,
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LNgs.-Common. Sj@sj.J0; medium, $50
5000: good. $40 $3.50.
LeGC-CommOn. s7.5OMS 80; medium, Ss.5Om
-: good, SlO@ sll; tine, sl2@sl3; extra line
Sl4@ SlJ.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTUR
Ltg Filters Common, $1,000 So: medium
$1,000 II: good. $1,000 -.
Ls0f FUierS.-COmmOn, $50 $3.50: medium
500 $3.50: good, 9lOm Sll: fine, : l.5Om Sl2
extra fine sun-cured $50 500.
Wfupp crS.-Common SlOGSll; medium
81 I50@ sl2; good, sl3@ 1880; fine, sli@ $40
extra sun-cured, $3.50 S3J.
BRIGHT TeDACCO-NASUFACTU
SmOktrs.--COmmon, sl0WSll; medium, Sl2 n
Sl4; good Sl5@ $3.50; me, slSMS25; fancy
S27.50Ms30.
FiUerS.-Common. Sl16S12: medium. $3.50
SIS good. sl6M Sl7; fine. ; 50 500.
lVfGpDerS.-COmmOn. S2O@S22.5O: medium
$3.50 S35 good s40@ $50 tine, S5J@ 500; fancy
s7J6i $50.
Wrappers. hdhOgdRH.-Comm S20@ -o5
medium. 5000 so; good. SfOM S45; fine, 500
500: extra. $1,000 $50.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED al ...e DIsfATCH PgINTiNe.
house.
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HORSES. MILES. &c.
MULES AND HORSES.

/ have opened WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STABLES at No. 1888 Franklin street, Rich
mond, Va, where ! Will keep q good supply Of
MULES and HORSES always on h,hd. My sales
To give eacl and all fir and square dealing. Any
person not fnding what they van, Mant In my stables
naii ohio witch A my headquarters for buying,
and III do not an Tic order % suit them, both IN
quality and prlce, they nced no. take The stock.
Everything guaranteed 10 be just az represented.
Mr. Peter Ii,ul's extensive business In the mule
de loans UFORGE ID. BENNETT.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR an
III SALE. [c1A
Just arrived at the BANNER STABLES, No.
1919 Franklin street. ,,or,,.-
Apply to y. 7. BASS.
ia I3-eod5t<
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WnShiugtOn.

PROSPECT or 4 RAILROAD FIGHT IN con-
GRESs-LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES or JAMES
NoNRoE-JUDGE HUNT TO Re RETIRED-TnE
FUNDING mIL-COLONEL BURwELL-RAN.
TUCKER NOT SICK or SMALL-POX-vIRGlNIA
Vrts.ra
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16

lprade belt. @lei9 mad 8~een6iglng Ser
@mpfangsfeitli6feiten fu6r bas &~Giierpaar
mad Dem getrpipSft'ide 8alais I'M Qe=
troipStt Eart, mo eS ii6ernadtete. 0as
9etroiusfii6e 8alaiS liegt an duBeritcn
Jtalloe Der Staot uno lit ie9r fletn: Sort
glaubte man ben GSoren 1i6erer, ais in ben
llltgebeuren 9tGumen oeS groBen S1Ioles
allf Dem &rentl."
Sin 9ucIl init ur6eilbolcm Qlllsz
gauge crregt in Betersburgba S gr0Bte
Nl!feDell. Shirt @ d) Of 0 ~ s 70 /, Der>
9bldtebeter &terttenant bes 4rcpbraidensfis
Gtlbgaroes 0fegimetts, mar BON benz iSG9ns
rt69OftSier belielbcn 9tegimcntS, Stolps
pin, belciot9t tuoroen, ultb 6ie Solge babon
mar cine Btftolcnforocrung arf Is S6ritt
mt 3ipetn1altgem &u9elncd)iel. Ser linz
partettldpe ioate bon l bis 3 3Gbleu, in 6ie7
ler 3ett batten Die beiben criten S6iiiie gu
fallen. S0on auf yeins" idoB StolDpin
u1O Die &ugel 6rallg Dem Siiritcn S9az
9oipstot itber Ser. electromagnetic in oas
tletue BeGen ein, Darauf feuerte Sda6oipsz
tot 1tlo Stolpptn ~ititr3te, bur6 bas 6er3
getroffcn, tObt 81 8o6en. Die 8erpunz
our9 bes iuGenoli6en Siiritelt, Der fi6 i'm
leBtc1t titrtii6en &rtege brei @eorgenfreuse
ge9olt bat, lit cine iebr idpere; troBDem be-
Jap ct nod Die &raft, mad benz Ouea cine
noue Stnnbe gu SUB suriidSutpaltbern, bis
Elm SuDrtpert at9etr0ttcn tplrDc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16
0er6tSermtt9c1t, bic rcm Sag 81
Sag tad 0ctt 6cbr1at0e SeS
SciImittcES e]i1tttetett+

1. @tte gauue, 8%eridmiuben Der G6wGde, Ser Nboe>
ipaunt9eit, Der Wtelanbolte, .5unobme unp S%rdftt9uHg
oes TIeti6es uub bet WtrSfeln.
2. Die 8rdite nebmen SIT, Der @ppetit pirb beIier, bic
Ntabruug ifmeGt, boS iaure AuiitoBen bort alf, bic 8crz
oouung lit gut, rrbi9er uuo un9eiOrter S6lat uno iris
3. GerIdminben pom Sle6e1 unS 8Iiitdet, bic 6o1tt
Iiebt elatt HEb geiuro aus, Der llrin lit utdt ntebr tribe,
Sonpern mtro bell uuo tlGr, bic 9utleerun9 ~oetlelbell 9ebt
fdmerslos Dol lid.
4. GewiB6eit Der bauernben Seiluns 'auer unwtafirs
aideu, idDd6euben gntleerunger, mn 6rditi9uns aaer
Srgane.
5. Die seIbe 5ar5e i'm @eiBen bes Iuses unb bic
6r6unlite, lngeiunoe Sarbe Der 6aut perIdIuinoet, uno
anodt elmer ~geiunbeu, tIareu Sautforbe 9las.
g.. Oieieuigen, 1Uel6e an idpdhen poer tIberenloen
2uuger Ietoen, Iperoeu grobe @rletdterung burob ben @ez
5rau9 bcs 6eilutttels iuoen. @5 6%ef0roert ben Nus<
Euurf, uCrmtnOert ben 9uiterL, itdrtt ruo frditigt, beieitist
ben EabtidpetB, baS &eiIbl Der Sdwdbe unb bes
S6merSes in ben SuBtu6deln, gctner, S6ultert &C.
eutiernt ben 6ieberroit, bas @ritifun9sgefibl bic Ntbemz
Sei6Ueroen II. ben trdnpfbotten Sulteu beim 3ubette9eben
Iub a%uliteben. Aue oiele Symphonic peribptnben mad
Gno mad.
z. 8ou Sag gu Sag mebren id BEL benz Gebrau6 bes
Sarl6pariuiau Die gnSetden Der Surittfebrenoeu See
%5unoDeit. 9ie bos Blut an 0teiubeil uno Strait gentunt,
nin1mt bic Srantbeit ab, uuo allie iremben, uureinen
Stoffe i'm 66rper, 9Gdpire, 6rrbsIeioen, barte Snotcu
II. u. perl3pinoen, b9s in9elHnoe min 9eluitS, ilnb
%eitwHlre, SieberpuHoen uno Grontl4e SraUtbeiteu
Meroen aehcIlt.
8. Sn Tduen, no bos SpIfem o~usgeloget worHer 1T,
a1Ho SlIed1lber ODER c~orroiipe Sublimate in Den Sno>
den, 9elenteH IL. 1. ~. a~n9ebauft porbeu ijnb uno Gr<
Deidun9 Der 6uoden, M~erfrimnung oes 8iidsratS,
Berspidun9er, peiBe @eidUiiite eher 6rampfaoerI ein>
3etreten inn, lott Der YSarlapdrtaton" aue MblaoerIuz
sen unD entiernt ben Sranfbeitsitoff aus benz Spfterr.
8. 4@enn Etelent9eH, urlde beie Nie0iSinen CUR {oei<
ntS~trontlher, itropbuloier ooer ippbilitii6er 6rant>
hetten 9ebraudeu uno iinben, bag, wenu bic Seilun9
aud nod 10 Ian9iem iein mag e ib inAIgemeiuen beiier
befinoeH, tr 6leii6 unb @ewift i6 permebrt oeer aud
nun it9 9let9 6leibt, 10 lit oies Elm iideres 3eibeu, bob
fe 6cilntg fortidreitet. Sci 6teieu Sraufbeiten meroe,
bic Eattenten entlpeoer better ODER idItmnler, Der Srautz
~htttSltoT ut ni6t %untbdtbis; pcun nidt auisebalteu uno
aus benz 8Iute setrteben, pcrbreitet CT iMb umb fabrt fort,
Die 9ouitttHtton Su unter9raben. SObalb Der ySariaz
partuian" Dem Eattentcn Elm beiieres SefuOeu Deridafft.
fdreitet @uere Setlnn9 nit ieOer Strnoe poroH uub S9r
9epinnt an @eiuno9eit, Stdrts unb 6leiid.
Ole sroBe Dto6t bteies 6eiImittels ~offenbart i6 in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16

Ole srobe Wto6t bieies 6eiImittels ~offenbart ib in
RraMfheiten, bic ben 0ob berbeisuinhren 6rohen. pie in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16

Der 2uneen rub TubertuloIe, Nbtiiis, SfrofeIn, Sppbis
lis, Sdwinben, gntortuus uub Srebs Der &ieren, 6arnz
Tubr lIriHbaltun9, no eS obne &uIpenourg bs Gatbeters
Yinberltug 56afft un6 bic idmerSenbe @npenbun9 bteles
Sritrumentes nnu6tbis nladt = Stein mn @ries, unO
IN allen TdQeu Don Gut;iinbung Der 9tieren limb ber
gluis, iOwie in drOnii9en 6duen pom 6rauentrantz
peiten.
Gin TlaIde ertbdlt ntebr wirtiome @rsnetitoffe, uls
srgeno Elm an6eres Weittel, bic flint bis iehs &beel6Gel
DoH u6tbig MAIDEN, wdbreno Don Sariapariutan cir
EbeeI5ffeI pou 9eui9t.
Ginen Snnnr HE EInfdIe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16
Ginen Dollar Die SIafde.
5saNmag'a reamlire1t0e Nt4en
8olfomme1e 8ltrgan3en, Iinbernoe Nbz
fibrn1ittel, tptrfen DDne S6mer5,
ltetS 3uDerlGBig unO natitrlt6
IN ibre1 Sperattoneit.

tubrnITttel, lDtrtel1 0Dne Sd)lrtef3,
itet5 3uDerlGBtg un0 natitrlt6
IN ibren Sperattonen.
sgfn7pt9e tabtIiIdes GriasmitteI fur GaIntteI.
Gontommen obue ieglideu Sei9eidmaf, elegant nit
1Tbeur,@unm elaiTrt, %pur9tlen, re9ultreu, retni9en Hnb
sRaStpaA'S 0iaen 3ur Rur ouer Srontbetten bs
5owie fHr uerp0ics 6opiweb, 8eritopiung, Snoi9citiou,
sgrgpepiia, btli6le 3ultGube, 6ieber, nnterIeibseutSiin
FoxTrq, s0dmolrbotoen unb ale uuoereu Yetoen bs llnterz
'seibs. Sine Doutommene &nr 9ardnttrt. 0tein De9eS
,aa5titl6 tetue Spnr pon Uterrhr, DetHelalteH oper l0ao>
aidsar Droguen.
95z5~ Wiau beadte ~folsenbe Gprrptome pon 6rants
rbeiten Ser 8eroauuu9soraaue: Nerltopfurg, tunerlIbc
Hdmorrbpiben, SlutpaIuug mad benz appie, Sdure
I'm 4Iauel, ~llebelteit, SoobrGnner, Etel DOT benz GteH,
~gHooenSrIpten, iaurcs Muilto6eu, Stufeu ober 8eben bes
screens, etittfenoes Sefibl beim Stegen, Nebel ooer
tIoderr peT2lu9en, Sicber unb bumpte SbmerSen i'm
Sopie, itodeuber 9tben, eelbcs 4usieben Der 5ant Hno
Der Suger, Settenltebens S6n!er5en III oer GrIlt uno IN
mem Glfeoern, pl6tlide @%upaunng pom 9ibe, 8reHnen
CfHnfGe OoIeu DON SC bwa u's 8iGIeu perOen
mas Snitem pom alien oben9eIannteH 6rantbetteu beS
ST. Sen NpUtbcfcH SIT BADEN,
Nean IeIe: oSoli9 unb 28abr."
WQn i6ide cine QSrieimarfe al 9tab1pap
e, 60, SEQ. 80 Warrel=, SIDE Der 9bur1
.Strabe, Seem gorf.
re- Belebruug, Iauienbe pon Dollars pertb, ptro
,<S,id suqel6idt werben.
S~"O gm oaS gnbIifumt.
ga fam feline before Garantie iIr ben g9ertb pon
afnbmau's altetablirteH u. u. u. 6eiinltttel duf9e>
1tac5sr nerSfu, ais bic elenbeu uno ~nusloieu 9ia6S
nS ur - caaei6en. IS giebt iopobt ialide g9teiols
~sn,s@ 9Is aud ,Geliefs" uuo v8tus". Sebet Gu1 por
Is nsrlauoet rtur Jtatmaps unb adtet earau. Dap
Ser 0ame r~9iaowap" i9 aHf pen1' 9eFaHl'en Ar11fel DEE
~SnSs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16
Nterenz& ranfbeit oebeiIt.

@briffinnSburs, ga, 1881.
In Rieren~S rantbeit Ietcenb, SON
trelder i'd teine Grlei6teruns fnSen
ipnnte, prrbirte i6 Browns Glen.
8itters, pefdes mid g6n;li6 bsree.
felt Bat. GineS meiner RinSer, gerdbe
rrm S6drladieber seneIen, bate fei.
men Mppetit unS fGien ~iibertaupt
NiGtS eilen 3u tpnnen. SD CAB inn
GilensSltters nit benz beiten Grfplg.
&, &hle Mpntaaue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16
DR.. RAILWAYS
SAR~SAPARILLTAN
RESOLVENT.
Ser oroFc gSt.tt Get1tiaer,

Sir bic Setlung droniider Sranfbeiten, ercrbter o6er
oTaoerer ScroieIn in ben Sun9eu ooer benz Dta9en, Der
6Gut ODER BEN Suo6en, benz Sleil6 pbcr ben Neruer,
mefde oas 8lut pergiiten.
@broniide 6rantbeiteu, Sno6enirab, %per6orbene Sdfte
i'm gIute, itropbulDie &rautbeiteu, uHnutIrltder 0obi>
1us, SppbiIis uur geHerie Sieberpun6cn, drouiide uu6
olte @ei6piire eusltide 6r0utbeit, peiBe SdpeIlingen,
Srinbtopf, Gebdrmutter>yeibcn, Grcbie, 9riIlCuiawelz
%Iuueeu, 6uoten, NbSetrun9 bes &6rpers, Yuiteln uno
gtus idId9e, S%dwdren, G~pspepiiG, &teren> unO 8luienz
Ieibeu, druntider GbeunlottsnIuS unO Gtdt, Sdwinoz
fudt, SIaleuitein uuo Sries, iowte 46arten Der obigen
RrantbetteH, beueu bispeilen aubere 9tamen 9e9ebeH
peroen.
Sci Mpot6efern, fit einen Dollar 6te SIaide
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16
Mf @ [ q,

VI EgIel UtITWItDVHtH TuTIIVTL-
&attcS SSieber+
GaItcs t,no biti9cs Sicber sebeiIt fir so Gents.
IS oiebt feiu anbcres 6eilmitteI in Der Nelt, mas 10
iduea ane arten pom Siebcr beilt, m6gen lie pom peroorz
better Suft C@talarta) ODER beScneririer Sale fomntetl,
mG9eu tie S6arldd, Nterpeufieber ober aelbes fSieber
beiBen, ols - natter 3usiebuus pom 9abipop's 9iuer,
n&s READY RELIEF u. 9iabmap's.
Sinfsig Gents Die Slai6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16
0ersz&ranfheit.

gtne Str, 9arriSbura, ga.
Dec. 2, 1881.
9ddtem i'd SerI6ieeene @erste un6
Stele 9eiImtttel fir 9erSttppfen Seriu6t
bate, Dbne 2inoerrtng Su betrmnten,
ristb man mir 9rDpn's @iien@SttterS
su trGbtren. SD gebrau6te smei Sla-
fden uno ME pGrher fanp th etraS,
rel6es mir 10 oiel Grlei6terunS CAB.
WtrS. Sennie Seq.
Sit bte b~eionoeret 8ei@nerben,
tpelden 6rauen untermOrfen iinO, tit
9roipn'8 @iien@SitterS nnerietli9.
8erludt es.
ns6er3eust Gu6> 6aB es AUDI
baS &edte 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16
@ewt6ttge
S1Qtia0em!

@iete 2erte fragerl, fir pelde be.
ionbcre 8eidneroen groipn'S Gle
ien=8ttterS gut iet.
Sc BELT 6erSfrarfheit, G6fag=
fuB, @afieriud)t, giierenfranfbett,
Q~rS3ebrnn9, 0DSpepite, Gtbeuntaz
ttSmu8, Neuralsta unO aue dbn=
Tide &~ranfbetten.
Seine ipuuberbare Seilfraft lteet
etnfaG bartn, oab eS 6aS 8lut rets
rtgt ltnb perbefiert, auf 6ieie @eiie
ON Sunbamellt begtuueuo, 1tdrft es
oas gan3e Spitem uno neriast ale
&~raufbeiten.
Cine Dame bon &6eumatismus
9ebeilt.
Baltimore, Mh.. Wai z, 1880.
Wfetne @eiunbbeit mar bur6 &beus
ttdtismu5 iebr monfenS eerrrren, ais
I'd nit hem @e6raud BON 9rCwu'S
@iiensSitterS begarin urfb mir mar
tnnm 1raft eenu9 9eGlteber, I'm tneis
ner 9ausbdltung rpriteben ;t tGnnen.
SD gebraude jest bic brittle Sla1de
unb genuine td9lt6 an St6rfe nno
NIT Sergniieen ernpfeble i6 eS an @ae.
SD tann niGt eenu9 ;um Spbe eel.
felben i1gen.
Mrs. @ars 6. 8rofbear.
173 Yreitntan Str.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-28
Mrs. winslow,s soothing syrup.

Chr stan Freeman: We would by no means recon-
mend any kndo medicine which we did not know
to be good articularly fJr infants. But Of Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup we can speak from
knowledge; in our own family it has proved
blessing indeed. by giving an infant troubled with
collie pains, quiet sleep, and Its parents unbroken
rest at night Most pare Is can appreciate these
blessings Here is an article which works to per-
lection, and which is harmless for the sleep which
it affords the infant is perfectly nat raj and the
little cherub awakes as "brght as button" And
during the process of testhing Its value is meal
culable We have frequently heard mothers say
they would not be without it from the birth OF the
child till 1t had finished with the teething siege on
any consideration whatever. Sold By all druggists.
Is cents bottle.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-28
TO the Ladies Of Knoxville !

1 take pleasure in stating that we have
recognized our Millinery Department, and
I shall hereafter give it my personal super
vision. The demand for finer goods has
led me to purchase q much handsomer and
more varied stock than ever before, and I
have spared neither time or expense to
secure the most stylish goods and latest
novelties. With our experienced trimmers,
and stock at hand, l feel warranted in say.
ing we can furnish as handsome styles as
can be found in any Eastern city. For
want of time, cards of invitation to our
opening (of which notice will be seen in
another column) will not be issued, but we
hope all our patrons will feel that they are
personally invited to attend.
RaspacffI1lIv
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-28
TRUE MERIT ALWAYS WINS.

There is a constantly increasing demand
for Browns Iron Bitters. A. druggist On
Washington street reports the sale of %
bottles the first mouth Sc bottles the sec
ond moth, and 146 bottles the third month;
and not one complaint or failure to give en-
tire satisfaction as being the very best
health-and ife-giving medicine in all the
world.
OUR SPRING STOCK NOW READY,
Comprises the Choicest Fabrics, the
HandsOmest Designs and the Latest
Styles in the Clothing line. The
Superior Quality of the Trimming and
the unusual care taken in the manu-
faeture of our Clothing is apparent at
q glance, while in fit our Garments
are Faultless. Our stock of Child
ren's and Boys Clothing is Complete
and Superior to any offered in this
market. They were bought so cheap
that we can and do sell them at from
33 to so per cent. less than their
actual value. Buy no Clothing before
seeing our Stock. HEART BROS,
The One-Price Cl0thiers.
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ZE.z<zzs@PRIcE'S BARGAIN HOUSES,
Union and Cay Streets.

finished off in exquisite and elaborate style,
and cost So, 500 1t had only made two or
three lips with Col. Cole, president of the
road. The trucks are about the only thing
left whole. The Pullman car Satilla, {"
which was in the wreck, was also just out
of the shops, and is magnihcently finished
and furnished sleeper. 1t was damaged,
perhaps, to the extent of $4,000 or 81, 600.
This car will be sufficiently fitted up in the
shops here to be hauled, and then taken to
Louisville the headquarters of the southern
division of the Pullman Company, for re
pairs.
Although quite disastrous as it was, the
loss of life was not so great as it would have
been ! had not the officers car
been in the rear. AS far as the officials of
the road are able to determine by investiga-
ton it seems to have been an unavoidable
accident, and every effort was made by the
crews of both trains to avert it, and no one
ance-the automatic brake-that els
adopted to guard against accidents and pre-
vent loss of life, and is SO often useful and
etfectual in that wise, was in this instance
the only apparent cause of the accident.
All railroad men agree that there is not a
worse place on the line for such stoppage.
AS to the close proximity of the fol-
lowing train, the, same regulations
and time table that is almost universally OBJ
served is made use of by this road, and, as
the investigation proves, was observed on
this occasion.
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PENCILETTES.
Lent is almost gone.

Lent is almost gone.
All fools day approaches.
Changeable and uncertain weather.
Sunday was, for the most part, delight
full day, but wound up with wind storms
and rain.
''Tootoo" is the aesthetic name of new
post-ofice just established in Alabama.
The work on the Red Clay extension of
the E. T., Va. d Ga. Railroad progresses
rapidly during the present favorable wealth
er. The contractors say that they wilt COM
plete the grading in two months.
Mai. 7. s. Webb, one of the leading law
yers of our city, and an influential. and en-
terprising citizen, has purchased from
Messrs. J. A. Rayl and others, the Hazen
farm, about miles west of Knoxville,
known as the paper mill farm, paying there
for the sum of $1,000. Maj. Webb will
soon occupy and improve the place. This
is one of the most desirable and best located
farms in the county, and viii make an at
tractive home
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From rheumatism I have been a great
sufferer during the past seven years, and
part of the time have been confined to my
bed The last attack kept me in bed for
seven long months, in which time I en-
ployed the best medical skill without Sc
curing relief. 1 was induced to try St.
Jacobs Oil, which remedy has entirely
cured me. My hands have become straight,
and can be used as well as ever. have in
duced others afflicted with rheumatism to
use it, and they have experienced the same
to tell suffering humanity of the curative
powers of st. Jacobs Oil
EDWARD RHoERLING,
- Scranton Pa
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From Professor A. jackson, Laval Uni
versity, Quebec: II have used a good deal
of COlden's Liebig's Liquid Extract
of Beef and Tonic InyigOratOr, in my
private practice, and can recommend it as
extremely useful in cases of debility and
weak digestion, requiring Strengthening
nourishnIent." ASK for Colden's. Take
no other. OF druggists generally.
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LOOKOUT !
Or you VIII be Struck by Lightning

Or You VIII be Struck by Lightning.
The season is rapidly advancing when
buildings are in danger from lightning.
John Donahue, Agent, represents the Cham
bers lightning rod, the best in the world,
and can explain the theory to any one to
their entire satisfaction, with his electric
machine, at the store. But if the old style
rod is preferred, he is prepared to put the
old style up Call and see him and he will
explain the Chambers system.
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Have You Ever

Known any person to be seriously i'll with
out weak stomach or inactive liver or kid
neys? And when these organs are in good
condition do you not find their possessor
enjoying good health? Parker's Ginger
Tonic regulates these important organs,
makes tire blood rich and pure, and
strengthens every part of the system. See
other column.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-28
The Mascotte, April 18th.

The beautiful comic opera, "The Mas
cotte," is to be presented at Staub's Opera
House, Friday night, April 18th, by strong
company of local musical and dramatic
talent, under the supervision of Prof. John
Marshall, with Prof. g. R. Knabe as mu-
steal director. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the purchase of a piano for the
Y NJ G. A. rooms.
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CUB MILLINERY OPENING.

We have the pleasure of
announcing to the ladies OF
Knoxville, that on Thursday
and Friday next. March, 30th
and 3lst, W e will have dis.
played for their inspection, our
SPRING STOCK OF MIL
LINERY, to which all are
most respectfully invited.
YOUNG & WILLIAMS.