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NOTICE Ms HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed Executor
of the viii of
ISAAC JACKSON, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased. and has
taken upon himself that trust, by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of sad deceased required to exbibit
the same; and all persons indebted to said estato
are called upon to make payment to "se
-, FRANK q: CROKER, Executor.
Portland, August i, 1882. ap4d1aw3wFs
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Passage Tickets, Cabin, Second Cabin, and
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Sterling and Continental exchange in
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FEMALE DIFFICULTIES
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VALE COLLEGE,
New Haven, Conn. June 9th. 1882.
Mess'rs LEWIS & CO., Gentlemen.
From a careful consideration of the formula OF
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among the ingredients entering into Its composlton
''' W william D. Anderson, NJ. D.
New Haven, Conn June sth. 1882
Mess'rs LEWIS & CO.,
Having examined the formula, and subjected
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V, M. DOW, n. D.
LEWIS & CO.. Proprietors New Haven Conn.
iu26 MW&F&w1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-19
Public Vaccination.
[FOr the Dispatch.l


At quite a full meeting OF the medical
men OF the city. held ut the Academy OF
Medicine Tuesday night, there were but
two cases reported OF the spread Of small
pox in any family where 1t occurrcd-that
is. unlike measles, scarlet-fever, &C., il
rarely ever goes through family. Indeed,
it is the rarest thing I'm the world for more
than one member OF family TO have the
disease. though exposed 10 it night and
DAY. This wonderful protection is secured
by prompt vaccination Of the whole family.
And ii the Council would at once have its
whole family (the entire city, )reyaccnated-
Gs provided by its recent action. but not
vet executed-the disease would be BAN
ished the city. Lynchburg appointed
fifteen doctors to vaccinate its Inhabitants,
while Richmond Gour times its size ap-
DOinted about five.
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For the Dispatch.l
GhofkOe Creek.

The Improvement OF ShOckoe creek has
onn,rcntly received some check i'm the late
artion of the Board OF Aldermen by being
I,id ON the table at its last session. Oppo-
sjiion TO the appropriation that had passed
tbc Common Council was q surprise TO
very many citizens; and whilst we should
oward 10 those who opposed the immediate
expenditure OF the sum so approved IN tue
other body lust motives, we may conlldent-
" onticinatc early and favorable reaction
on their part in support Of matter OF ad-
n,ittcd importance TO the city at large, ana
of vital need 10 the citizens on both SidcS
NJ tbis expcscd surface sewerage.
THE question cannot be allowed 10 rest:
I, anneols 10 the eye and intelligence OF
cyory passer hy it, borders, ana IT. loilg
and iortuous course and blightlng aspect,
IN the yery heart OF the city, Is visible Iroln
,i,o residcnces OF hundreds and hundreds
~ C onr citizens. And then hepoor the IN
dnstrions and frugal poor, that inhahit rom
ncces.,ty II, noXious borders, are deserN-
;,,o, of consideration. When we remember
:, hos existed a. n blight TO Richmonds :
,,,csnerity and growth for some eightY
reo,.s and has cut, rs II were, uhe
c;tv m twain, and that II Is grow
;ng from day to day more and more
Objectionable and poisoning to health, we
Nv il cannot I've put aside from pnbllc
s o,,.eru, .. oe REGARDED as an lna'ilI.'1.''-
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,,RRy DAyrs,s rAlN.KILLER.
,,urlMATISM. NEU ALICIA
~ .rRA1Ns, PAIN IN THE BACK
AND SIDE.

49,. &c nothing more painful than these dis
h,, the pain can he removed and the disease
.,,,..e II PERRY DAvIS's PAIN-kILLER.
al. remedy Is not a cheap Bcnslne or Petroleum
a., ,hai must he kep, away from fire or heat
.,.is danger Of explosion. nor is It an un'ried
..,.,c,, Il. Al may do more harm than good.
.rx.ElII.FR has been I'm constant use FOR for
.-. and the universal testimony from all
= IN, world Is. 1T NEVER FAILS. IL not only
-, ncr,nanen, cure. In, It relieves pain almost
,...,,srcouly Rcng purely vegetable remedy,
.,fe IN the hands Of the mos, inexperienced.
-o,orl NJ cures by the use 81 PAIN-kILLER
"a IN volumes. The following extracts from
,.,.-. -,c,i,cd show wha, those who have tried II
INK:
,.,.,,s C,Dy. OwAionna. Minn. says;
ti,,.f 4 wear since my vile became Suplccl lose
=, .,,f,rlug nom rheumatism our resort was TO
w. W-1psio.h iil,.r, which speedily relieved her.
ru,pfrs POWELL writes from the Sailors
HOES I'm aiii,c,ed three years with neuralgia and
l.t .ns>nis Of the stomach. The doctors az
Wcfmiu,icr Hospital gave Up my cas- ~ despair.
I'D yoar Faln-hiiler. sud u gaNeme immediate
le.N = S.Nc realiucd MY strength, and am now
.,,et, follow my usual occupation.
c.U.W,lwoRTI. Saco, Ne. writes;
T'..-..ricnrrf Immediate relief from pain In the
AZ IN ne u,c of your fain-hillcr.
md YOUR pain-Killcr for rheumatism and
49,. re-rivtd great benefit
p,o-oV SEAMAN says:
49,. Pam-killcr for thirty years, and have
md n a nsrsr-faliag remedy for rheumatism
md dlaucacs,.
Mr.. BUrpITr writes: .,.
fi,m.
p.,r, CurrrT. somerset. Pa. writes:
ir,r sefuai ust. know your Pain-hiller Is the
n.fmriicinc ] can get.
Az dre.ist, keep PAIN-kIl.LER. Its price IS
.olow dat 90 is within the reach Of all, and II will
..re many times its cost I'm doctors bills. 25c..
sOc ald 81 bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprietors,
no s-oltFcl Providence. II. !.
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person or association OF persons engaged In
the business Of selling tobacco, under any
STYLE or manner whatever, TO interfere with
or in any other way to interrupt the sale OF
tobacco by sample, or to sell the same by
sample at or in any place where tobacco Is
bought or sold, when such sample has been
drawn by an inspector or sampler hereto
fore or hereafter appointed by the Governor
and qualified rs the law directs. Any per-
son or persons violating this provision shall
be deemed guilty OF misdemeanor. and
shall pay fine OF $50 each, individually or
collectively, for each and every such Of
fence, one half OF such fine TO go to the in
former.
2. This act shall be in force from its pas
sage.
CHAIN-GANGs TO be ABOLISHED.
Mr.. Hazlewood offered the following:
BE IL enacted bu the General assembly Of
Virginia, That sections "a, %, 20, 81, and
% oi chaptcr 1856 Of the Code OF 1873, pro-
viding for the organization Of chain-gangs
in the cities. counties, and towns OF the
Commonwealth be, and the same are hereby,
repealed.
This act shall be in force from its passage.
NJ flhb.
In consequence Of little smoke making
its way from the boiler-room in the base
ment TO the hall OF the House, and an alarm
of fire being raised, both houses very
abruptly adjourned yesterday. There was
no damage done and nothing like a panic,
though the halls were emptied pretty
quickly. 1t was near the hour Of adjourn
ment.
PERSONAL.
In our report OF the discussion which oc-
cured in the House on Monday during the
election Of Il judge Of the Chancery Court
OF Richmond, Mr.. Scott, Of Fauquier, was
quoted us saying that Mr.. Holiday "was
until recently an out-and-out Republican,
stranded by the fortunes OF war in Ches-
terfed county" The language quoted
was used by Mr.. Scott, but was not intend
ed to apply TO Mr.. lIolladay, but to the
gentleman who seconded his nomination.
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The PAY of ynceiBatOrs.

JIsSsrs. Editors Dispatch: In view OF
the prevalence OF smallpox in our midst, 4
few facts relative TO the free vaccination OF
citizens may not be inappropriate.
In the fall of 1872 the disease showed IT.
self here. and immediate steps were taken
TO prevent its spread Twelve experienced
medical gentlemen were appointed public
yaccinat0rs, the city was thoroughly yacci-
mated, and the disease disappeared and did
not visit Us again until last spring. This
public vaccination OF lS72-73 occupied
about two months, and the physicians en-
ployed by the city received $3.50 each for
their services.
Again. last spring twelve physicians
were appointed by the Board OF Health,
and were paid SO each for about five
weeks service.
Now. however, although the disease is
spreading, and although the people are
greatly alarmed, the only provision that
has been made for free vaccination was the
appointment OF three physicians, who re,
ceiye for their services the pitiful stipend OF
$50 per month.
This seems an mreaSonably small com
pensati0n, when IL l. known that eaeh oi
these gentlemen SacclnateS several nun
dred poor people day. They are thrown
in contact with all classes OF people and
every sort OF coniag 0us disease, ana as a
necessary consequence OF their close con-
iinement are obliged to neglect their pri-
waite practice. surely they should be bet
ter paid.
1t is prominently the duty OF the au-
thorities TO use every possible means, re-
qardleSS Of expense, TO arrest and stamp
ont tins formidable malady. The interest
Of our city and the welfare of our people
are materially involved, and thorough vac
cination IS Il necessity. Let the authorities
see TO ii then, that, the public yaccinatorS
are adequately compensated, or let their
number be increased. A.
..----<~-----~~---<.
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price thereof shall be paid in cash on or
before the 10th day OF February, 1882, at
the office OF the Central Trust Company, in
New York; twenty per cent. OF the price
thereof on the 18th day of April, 1882, at
the said Office; twenty per cent. thereof
on the 18th day OF June, 1882, at the said
office; twenty per cent. thereof on the
18th day OF August, 1882, at the said office I;
the remaining 30 per cent. thereof on the
18th day Of October, 1892, at the said Of
flee. All Of the said payments shall bear
interest from the 18th day Of February,
1882, until paid; but any person entitled
to the said bonds shall be entitled to anti
cipate any or all OF the said payments.
Whenever 10 per cent. OF the price OF the
said bonds shall be paid, like per cent. Of
the amount Of the bonds shall be delivered,
and accordingly as the said payments are
made 4 pro rata amount OF bonds shall be
issued and delivered.
Colonel Buford offered the following re-
solution, which was adopted:
ReSOlUed, That the action OF the Board
Of Directors rs set forth in the report OF the
president and directors in respect to the
lease of the Richmond and York River and
Chesapeake railroad, n copy OF which is
and the same is hereby. ratified.
The Chair announced that the election OF
officers for the company was next in order,
and General Logan briefly nominated the
present incumbent, Colonel A. :. BufOrd,
for president, stating that he believed he
was the unanimous choice OF the stock
holders.
Colonel Buford was unanimously elected,
and in accepting the position said he would
only detain the meeting long enough to
express, as he should, his sense OF ac-
acknowledgement at the honor conferred
upon him, and to declare that twas mat
ter OF pride upon his part to remember that
for the sixteen years he had served the
company he had seen its interests go ahead
steadily.
Mr.. HUBBARD nominated the following
Board OF Directors, who were elected: A.
S. Buiord (president), W. p. Clyde, W. H..
Palmer. Z. NJ. Logan, T. VI. II. Talcott,
Gus. Milhiser, Joseph Bryan, j. ii. Dooley,
John p. Branch.
The following Examining Committee
was appointed w. B. Isaacs, Il. ID. Neal,
II. V. Gaines, r. T. Hubbard, George A..
Cunningham.
The following resolution, presented by
Mr.. Gillian, was adopted:
RcSolred By the meeting Of the StOck,hotd-
erS OF the Richmond and DanUale Railroad
Company, That in all the offices under its
control no clerical work shall be done by
its employees on Sunday except under such
emergency as comes under the head Of
work Of necessity or mercy, and that rs far
as possible the work Of unloading and load
ing ears be confined to the six other days
Of the week.
The meeting then adjourned
After the stockholders meeting the Board
Of Directors met and elected the following
yice-presdentS First Nice-President, Gen
eral r. NJ. Logan lin place Of Mr.. Perkins,
of New York. vino resigned on account OF
i'll health; Second Vicc-President, Colo
mel T. VI. X. Talcott lin place OF Mr..
Stokes. resigned; Third Vice-Presidcnt,
Mr.. Joseph Bryan Gn place Of General
Logan, elected first yice-presidenh.
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, }

pIcHNOND, Va, January Is, 1882.
MeSsrs. EditorS,-A your request | fur
nish the following information The total
number Of cases of smallpox and yariolOid
which have occurred in this city since the
appearance OF the disease on the 9th OF
March, up TO and including January 18th,
is IA. The public may rely upon the ac-
curacy OF this statement, and it should put
a stop to the false rumors now afloat in the
citv and country. There are now i'm the
hospital II cases, the most OF which, the
physician in charge informs me. are con-
yalescing. In the city proper there are not
more than fifteen cases. Respectfully,
j. G. CABELL,
President Board OF Health.
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MANCmEsrER AND VICINITY.

Old and Netc ManChester.-A one walks
the streets of Manchester and secs the
rapid strides which the old town Of our
fathers has made, the modern cottages
which dot the excavated hills and terraces,
and which are taking the place Of the grand
old mansions OF the Weisigers, the Wakes,
and the Cloptons; the new modes Of busi-
ness that now prevail in every department
Of the furnishing and supplying art, one
cannot but reflect particularly II one re-
members the Manchester Of forty or fifty
years ago. how great has been the improve
meni, and how real has been the advance
in commerce over that which was con-
trolled during the dncien regime by the
Caskies, the Trents, the McIsacs, the Per-
dues, the Mayos, the Wardlaws, and the
Archers.
In the olden times the commerce OF the
town disputed empire with even Big Rich
mond. The country trade and the foreign
trade supported half-dozen or more ma
bob merchants, and two grand hotels COM
peted for support with the Union Hotel,
the Bell Tavern, the Eagle Hotel, the
Swan, and the Washington, OF Richmond.
Now the old mansions look a little dilapi-
dated by the wear and tear OF the times the
old merchants and their storchouses have
passed and are fast passing away,
the old taverns have either been
remodeled or abandoned as useless
edifices, the country trade is no longer
what ii used TO be, and the foreign is one
of the saddest memories OF the past. 4
new generation OF businessmen hassprung
into being, capital has been difi'used, stores
OF all kinds have multiplied, and the Nor
rssettes, the Bradleys. the Bowens, the
Owenses, the Fendleys, the Fosters, the
Jordans, the Nunnallys, and some others,
which, for want OF space, we must neces-
sarily omit, are the reigning magnates Of
that new Manchester which is so interest
inc TO Us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-19

SprightIy Contest in the Senate; the Allen
Men Want TO Go Into Election at Once, but
the Massey Rcadiusters and Democrats
Combined Postpone IL for n Week-Mr. Mas
sey's Position-False Report Of the Capitol
on Fire; Adjournment I'm a Hurry of the
Two Houses-The DanviIle Railroad Bill
Virginia and North Carolina Railroad
Personal Itcms-Gencral Legislative Work.
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Official SmalI-POx Report.

OFFICE BOARD OF IIEALTH,
RICHMOND, Va, January Is, 1882.
Messrs Editors,-I respectfully forward
the report for this the 18th instant:
White female corner OF Broad and Twen-
ty-first streets, smallpox; home.
Colored male No. 209 north Eighteenth
street. smallpox; hospital.
Col0red female No. l0ll north First
street, smallpox; hospital
Respectfully. j. q. CABELL,
President Board OF Health.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy.
cool, and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, 81;
Q A. NJ, SO; noon, 40 i. NJ, 81; 6 p.
NJ, 81; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. SO 5-6.
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Picnic CiGARs. So.
yANnERnLr UNIVERSITY. TEyX.

NlFIF II'-'''f
As disnfcctant and detergent, Professor OAR
BYS PRoPnYLACTIC FLUID Is superior 10 any
preparation with which am acquainted.
II. T. LUTON, Professor Chemistry.
DARBYS PROpTYLACTIC FLUID purihes foul
atmosphere destroying the infectious germs, gives
relief and comfort 10 the sick and protection from
contagion 10 those nursing. In all cases Of small
pox, scarlctfcycr. diphtheria, typhoid, yellow,
and rcapsngfeyers, its use Will stop the spread of
infection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-19

CALLED MEETING OF TIE COMMON CouN-
Gil. Owing to some misunderstanding
there was no session OF the Common Coun-
ell Yesterday afternoon, aS was announced.
4 meeting will De held this afternoon at D
O'Clock 10 consider the propriety Of estab-
lishing q smallpox hospital for the benefit
OF members Of the Legislature who may be
so unfortunate as to become victims Of that
disease
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UOWARD SWINEFORD,

II HOS MAlS STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENT,
represents the following Weli-known frst-class
,- cOmpauic-:
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Liverpool;
IMPERIAL and NORTHERN INSURANCE
COMPANIES, London;
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Liverpool:
CONNECTICUT INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford.
Combined assets over s6O,O0O,OOO. Deposited
viii state Treasurer for immediate protection OF
Virginia p0licy-holdcrs, S225,0OO.
Applications solicited. "a lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-19
HAGAN-s MAGNOLIA BALM,
CHICK CIGARS. Sc.

HAGAS-s MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL CoaPLXIoS.
No matter how much IL may have become I'M
paired by nature or otherwise, IL makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
Iisnot only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED, but il is
in every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly De detected
and is harmless as water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-19

ARRANGING FOR ST. PATRICK's DAY CELE-
BRATION.-Last night the Catholic societies
Of this city met at Cathedral Hall for the
purpose OF making arrangements for the
celebration Of st. Patrick's day. Mr.. j.
V. Reddy was elected chairman OF the
meeting and A. L. l.. MaSurier secretary.
William Rankin, from the Catholic Benef-
cial Society; William II. Ward, from the
Land League; Timothy kersc, from the
Catholic knights; =. McLerOy, from st.
Peters Total Abstinence and Beneficial So
ciety; Thomas O'Keeffe, from the Knights
OF st. Joseph, and \. +. l.. Masurier, from
st. Patrick's Christian Doctrine Confrater-
nifty, were elected a committee to report
plan for the proper celebration OF the day
at the next meeting, which will be on the
lst OF February.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-19

SUPREME COURT OF APPEMs.-ElderS
executors rs. Harriss and ais. Argued by
j. \. Jones. Esq, for appellants, ana Judge
w. II. Mann and Judge Robert Ould ior
appellees, ana submitted.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy weather and
rain, falling barometer, stationary or slight
rise in temperature, and southeast TO south
west winds.
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DANVILLE RAILROAD.
Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Company Held Here Yesterday.

Election OF OGicers-Four Million Dollars I'm
Debenture Bonds TO BE Issued 10 Pay for
Stock in the Terminal Company and Retire
the Floating Debt of the Danyille Rail-
road-Sunday Work in the Offices TO be
stopped. Except in Cases of Mercy or Ne
ccss;fy
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THE OREGOY-IiHL DTFICCITY.-JOhn
d. Holloway, charged with feloniously
cutting and woundng Patrick Murphy on
saturday night, was before the Police
Court yesterday morning. The ease was
continued in consequence OF the inability
Of the wounded man TO appear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-19

READS sORE-TROAT AND CATARRH POWDER
Almost infallible. ~ liberated sore-thruats are
cured in single night. and for all throat diseases
It is wonderful. sold by all druggists.
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Brief.-Thc Hastings Court was occu-
pied during the entire day in the trial OF
Mrs. Ryan for cruelty to a boy from the
Richmond Male Orphan Asylum. The
trial, which was stoutly contested at all
points, was not concluded yesterday eve
ninU
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RECEIVING TODAY:
STRICTLY PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER.
CRANBERRIFs,

SARATOGA tHiPPk,
BoSELEsS HEIRINGs.
and
GIBSoS'S OLD STRAIGHT PURE RYE WIIskEYs
from John Gibson's Sons. Gibsonton, Pa
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer.
s26 Main street.
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n.RBy's pROPHYLACTIC FLUID.
GREAT GERM DESTROYER,
pAREY'S PROpHYLACTIC FLUID.

lpITTING or SMALL-POX
2 PRFNENTEDs
LC ER ; purified and
T healed;
DNSENTERY cured:
E WOUNDS healed rapid
ly;
Removes all unpleasant
I od0r>;
TETTEE dried mp:
Hts PERFECTLY HARM
+ LESS,
FOR SORE THROAT it's a
sure cure.