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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Rirer Island ana rs improvements.
| The new works lsteamJ Al Belle Isle cover
a very large area OF the fiat land on the
northern side Of the island. This very
spot. strangely enough, was selected by the
ConfederateS for the burial OF the Federal
dead. The freshets Of late years made sad
havoc OF the graves exposing legs, arms.
skulls, collins. and what not TO the vulgar
gaze OF sight-seekers. Several acres Of the
shore-line were swept away, and many re-
lies OF Il prehistoric race came 10 light for
the first time in many centuries. Earthen
pots and pans. all broken into chip, or
>hreds tomahawkS. spear and arrow-heads
oi various stone, were picked up 10y sharp
collectors, some OF good pattern and work
manike finish.
The riyer-eating process has now been
stopped by the new works. and the de-
nuded >hore-line viii be pushed out to it,
anGent limits and filed in with the waste
rubbish OF the foundrios. In eXcavating
the soil which covers the granlte-hed rock
workmen found the rock ,lauting but
smooth, a. if II had beer water-worn by
primeyal fre>hct>. These disclosures tell
unmi>takably Of q time when our river ran
many feet above the highest attainable lin
H. of recent times. I'm other words. they
tell u, that the grunitc-bed rock ha, been
slowly cut down by the abrasion of ice and
gravel, and they show that The action Of
these potential agencies ha, been Of
longer duration ON the northern than on
TIE southern side II the island.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Briefs and Personals.

The hour Of the song service held NJ the
rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation on Sunday evenings has been
changed TO 3 O'Clock. and lasts until 4.
giving those who desire to attend church
an opportunity to do so.
! The COmmandery Of st. Andrew met last
night TO make final arrangements for their
, trip 10 Philadelphia to participate IN the
grand parade Of Knights Tempar, October
2Gtb, on the third day Of the bi-centennial
celebration in that city.
Mr.. Augustus c. 4. Parkes, represent
ing that famous financial and statistical
paper BrodStreefS (New York; journal, is
in the city in the interest Of his paper. He
has already accumulated considerable
fund Of information bearing on the trade
and future prospects OF Richmond as Il
commercial centre.
Governor Cameron yesterday removed
the political disabilities Of John Hin. a col
ored Resdiuster Of this city. He has also
removed the political disabilities Of Isaac
W. Page, Of Page county. Both Of these
citizens lin the sweet by and by" op-
pugnated law with results damaging TO
themselves.
The Governor has granted warrant Of
rendition for the delivery Of J. W. Bailey.
charged with grand larceny in Marshall
county. Iowa, to B. VI. McCord, an agent
Of said State. Bailey was arrested in
Clarke county. where he had sought con-
cealment with the proceeds of his unau-
thorized appropriation.
Overcoats were in demand yesterday.
the weather being damp and chilly.
Great credit is due the uptown Jackson
Ward Club for the enterprise displayed by
them in their turnout to the mass-meeting
Thursday night.
Messrs. Manlove and Stratton. members
Of the Richmond baseball nine. having
concluded their engagement here. left Tor
their respective homes Yesterday.
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Gilbert & sulIivan's New Opera.



The particulars published in several pa
ners respecting Gilbert & sullivan new
nncretta are misleading. The title j. - Pc
rola." Mr. Gilbert believing in the magic OF
the initial "P." The first act i laid I'D
s. James Park and the second in Pal
ace Yard. the sentry outside the houses
of Parliament being q prominent nsuIe
in that scene. The name Of the hero J..
Strephon. a being half fairy and han
mortal. His fairy qualities, inherited
from his mother, Perola, unfortunately
tar1ninate al the waist. This idea has
already been worked out by Mr.. Gilbert
IN Story with 4 most .laughable result.
Srrephon can render himself invisible
only TO limited extent. He can pass hl'
body through key-hole. but his legs SICK
on tbe other side. Despite his dehciencics'
boweyer. he i, elected member OF Pariia-
mont. and commences 10 reform the on
stituton. one of MS first meas ures beng
Tor the creation Of "peer> Of the realm
by competitive examination. The ,ecohd
act deals with many OF the political qles-
tions OF the day in highly Original liSn,
ner. The honors Of the chorus are divided
between fairies and peers, who. OF course
fall in love with each other and are ultl-
motely married. Mr.. Sullivan's music Is
soid 10 be more charming than anything h'
has vet written.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

nenliy connected with different railroad
enterprises IN the State and took an active
interest IN politics, being an earnest adyo-
c..e OF ihe enfranchisement OF ex-Confede-
1aes p after the war, along with Parson
brownlow and other prominent men Of
'n1t Gay. lie was born January 2G. 1926.
Joseph A. Mabry, Jr.. was a Guiet. non.
.ilar citizen, and his death Is universally
iAinented by the friends Of all parties TO the
terrible tragedy. Possessing an inofIensiye
telnper' cool courageous, and generous TO
an, II Is source Of general regret on every.
nand that duty imreled him to participate
IN the fatal afray. He was twenty-two
years o. age and popular with all classes.
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BriefS.-Mancho,'er j. having her mate
rial resources considerably augmented by
the addition Of two elegant private resi-
deuce. which are being erected Al and near
the corner of Ninth and Banbridge street,
hv those enterpri-ing citizens Messrs. ".
" Pool md 4. II. williamson.
The top Of the granite wall bY he Wch
Of the Danyillc rmr0ad-track crossing The
Free bridge, which was displaced some
few weeks since va train Of runaway coal
ears on the temporary track Of the Peters
burg Railway Company. has been replaced.
Mr.. Jesse Rice. q worthy gentleman ana
rood citizen, j. confined 10 hls home by
serious indlsposition.
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Comrany, present owners OF The city
water-powcr. j, replacing the old bridge
over the Manchester canal by new struc-
ture Of substantial proportions. The ola
bridge had given evident signs 81 beng
about TO fall down.
Nfe.,r.. samuel +. Witt and George -.
Wise will to-day attend political mcctlng
and barbecue 10 come on al Sklnquartcr,
chesterfield county, where the two gentle
men named VIII address their iello"-cItl-
zens on the issues Of the present canvass.
In ancient times Skinquartcr was famous
.tamping-ground for The politicians.
/ 4 leak from the city reservoir, whose
water has c0uiTiycd 10 prOtrudc above
ground on ,undry street, and make Inud
for a long time past. has been finally con-
Quoted into piping, which Inc clt! engineer
/ thinks will in future abate the nuisance.
The civ Court Wa- Yesterday engaged
in the trial Of Me,,r-. Turner and Moles,
Ftrgegufpn lE me
Grand Jury for engaging IN a tight on a
SUNDAY IN 2 vacant lot on upper Hull street.
There were no cases before Mayor 1ay-
lor Yesterday worthy Of public mention.
The city continues yery quiet.
4 number Of citizens OF both shades OF
politica complexion have recently paid
their poll-taxes in order 10 vote on the 'th
| Of November.
The public free schools, Professor T..
Morrisette principal. are progressing IN The
most satisfactory manner. The accoHiho-
dations both for white and colOred schoi'
ars will, however, very soon have 10 be ~
creased. if an the little ones are TO ot
allowed q chance IN the race for educationa
advancement.
Ccolored) $50 !Cr unla"iuly deai'ng Il
Maurlce Woodbridge (colored), OF Man
chester la, been elected teacher Of one o
the colored schools in Powhite district
Chesterfield county.
The fret Of the eases pending In Ken
moud Circuit Court consequent on ~
Mayo's bridge accident will he called Il
that court on November 9th.
State-Auditor Allen has COMMISSIONS
! Edward Gallagher as delinquent-tax co
lector for Manchester.
The City School Board will meet nes
Tuesday night al the Baird Building.
A suit entitled "'fhomas smiths admir-
}. istrator Us. The Richmond and Ianvli
: Railroad Company will be called IN u
MANCHESTER city Court on next ThIsda
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Plaintiff seeks damages FOR the death Of
Smith by an accident on that road on July
4. 1881.
The case involving the eligibility OF cer-
tain school trustees win hardly De decided
before the next term Of the Hastings Court.
When the addition to the Swsnsboro'
Baptist chapel is completed the building
will seat BO0 persons.
II is expected that the fence ordered
around the courthouse LOT will be placed
IN position during November BY The CITY
Engineers force Of laborers. A finished
aspect will then DC impaired TO the square,
which II has leng needed.
Janitor Lewis Lindsey. OF the Richmond
custom-house, his week addressed in his
usual stentorian voice molly gathering OF
Senegsmbians and unkempt white parties
Al Walkers store, near Drewry's Bhlff. i'm
favor OF MahoBe's m.n and measures.
a numerous delegation Of enthusiastic
ManchefenaDs attended the Tom Thumb
show in Richmond yesterday. A majority
OF them were Of the young generation. and
returned home hugely delighted at the
sights which they witnessed.
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+" Boys"

Some distinguished competitors have re.
ferred with a patronizing air to tbe "boys
IN the piano business" Well. hKnabe -
translated into English means "boy.- but
the knabe pianos in She hands Of all cur
leading musicians and representative anna
teur musicians mean that these celebrated
instruments have been sold largely. and
are for sale by those who understand how
to be busiBess-mep. We refer 10 Ramos
& Moses, 9i4 Main street.
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PnnnEANN. LoE - - ~.

THE DAVIS STABLES AND IIoRsE BAZAAR.
Yesterday al J. O'Clock the Davis stable,
and Horse Bazaar were offered for sale at
public auction. The property was started
at $4,000 by Mr.. :. \. Ellison. Of -. T..
Gregory & Co., tohacconi>t-. Mr.. J. T..
Brown cried thi, for some time. and ii
seeming that there were no prospects Of get
ting IN advance bid. he held short con-
ference with Mr.. l.. d. Christian. trustee,
resulting in the property being Withdrawn. D..
II l. understood that sometime aso pri-
vate bId Of $4,000 Wa, made for the pro
perty.
The Woodville cannery. which was al,o
advertised to be sold Yesterday, was not oi-
feTed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

MANsFIELn' o., November 20. lssl.
Genuomen.-I have suffered with pain IN NV IA,
and saoA' and sroa' soreness on my breast. with
shooting pains all through my body, attended wiz,
Sreai weakness depression Of spirits. and los. o.,
appetite. 1have taken several different medicines
and was 'rea'cd by prominent physicians for nv
liver, kidncys, and spleen. ,ut ct no relief. !
thought would Try Bnowv's IRON Br1rrns. !
have now taken one bottle and a half and am about
vell-pain 'u SIDE and back all rone-.o-enes. Al,
ont Of my breast. and have a good appetite and
an gaining in strength and aesh. 1t can Justly be
called the hing = medicines.
JouN X. ALLENDEn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21
AUCTION SALES TuIS DAY

fg- ON all sales ~ Real Fst,te rna,,c het,,. ,,.
~ ~ January and lt-t cf june The taxes .or fhe
pre- 'ht Nt'r nave 20 Poe paid hv tho uurchas.r ON
il sale ntdc between The isi OF JuIy and l.et Of
me ltif the ttic- have % Zee p1ld 5V tie seller
. tl- custom was adopted about fifteen wears ago
ul an te fehl est t. agents ina Richmond. and APP
plies o. Richinonda and vicinitl.l
JNu. +. LAU1HTON. Jf.. l. A. NJ furniturc.
stny,s, mattresses. So.
JNO. F.. LAUGHTON. Jr.. gold and s,lvor
watches ltwelr,. e.
RICHMOND BAZAAE. 20 4. W. Lor-es. mules,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

BeqWitW ProSpects.-There are some
beautiful prospects of land above Man
chester, and other. q, beautiful below.
which appear to have escaped the pencil Of
artists and the observation Of tourists
How lovely Richmond looks from the
standpoint of the lover bali of the old
Marx plantation! How COMPACT and ma
ic>tical when viewed far,hcr Jp from Tho
crest Of the romantic Mount Robin 4
strip Of land lyiny between the old Buck
ingham road and the river, and running
up from Manchester 10 the verge II the
great granite equnries oi the South side. pre-
scnts such various contrast, 10 the lover -
Nature a, TO make it well worthy of the
most exalted encomiums.
Here YOU will find groves Of oak, beech.
and pine ovcrhanging dark cliffs looking
10 the river front, and these sloping hill-
and lateral reaches OF dell and vale. Tn,
eve j, at liberty TO sweep a horizon made
mp Of city and country. or 10 repose within
the moist shades OF forest trees. You are
within the sound Of city bells. the stir and
din Of Richmond and Manchester may be
heard above the murmur OF the great falls.
and vet YOU feel that you breathe the
re,hly-pcrlumed air Of the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

Those fortunate people living in the Vi
cinity Of 2000 Vtnable street must not for
get that ". I. Batkins has tse genuine
Montrose whiskey for sale at the above y O.
There are but few frSt-class houses in
Richmond who do not handle this elegant
whiskey for medicinal and fam2y pur-
poses. TO say nothing OF like sample-rooms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

The floor cloth "LNoLEuS has now
heen manufactured for some years, ana Is
mnch commended by all who use 1t. II Is
mainly OF finely ground cork and
solidified oil. Remarkable alike for dura-
hiIity beauty, and cleanliness. The de-
mand must continue TO increase. IL mas
ssnoS . the test Of time; but limitations being
ON the market, buyers should look on the
hack Of the cloth for the word LiNoLtuh,
which on the genuine is printed on every
square yard. All carpet-deaieTs keep "
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VIII Remove.

Constable Brothers will move November
1t 10 4l9 east Broad street tBreeden *
Talev's old stand, where they propose
conducting the furnishing goods business
ON a larger scale. Shirt-making VIII con-
tinue TO be a leading feature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

NOTICE To MANCHESTER TAN
= FAlLR>.-Thc lsst half OF tle cits and
school TAX Is PAYABLE on or before November lst
All iNr'ous uIying The -tme ON or before tha, dime
WI, ~ .nt.tlsd o. relate ~ per cent. On the
said lNlf Of me city tax. To all ciiy and .cbnni
taxes unpaid after Dccembor lst there viii be
added per cent.
am now ready 10 receive the state taxes To
az such taNc~ unpaid December 1t there Will be
added . per cent. J. ". BRON ATGH, JR.,
oc Zl-iNol TREASURER city Of Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

P,.voFoRrE REcITAL.-To-day Professor
rred g Hair. oi Petersburg, will give 4
,ian"forte recital At the piano wareroomS
7; NJ. Ramo, X Moses. Professor
~ Mobr !. musician whose performances
IAN LIN deIigbt. The following programme
nrT"i am - cvreuted Polonaise, Op. SO. Cho-
Nni Tr,de on. -. No. l, Chopin; Etnde,
p,n' - 10 - called the Revolutionary
Up. i"' :, - and composed shortly after the
E,uue' XTarsow bv the Russians in ls3l),
tah'nS Gl "a T,nde. Op. %, No. Z, Chopin;
Snopls "a Pr,.to con fuoco from sonata
1n c,Ihue' q, SH~ ~ q Beethoven; Ballade No. ?,
List; Nocturne' op. -, 70, Tcct,rne rmVp'" 0n
Valse Caprice, Ruhin,ielni , N1c'9rpe, .; u ~, Up
IL No, .. Chopin; Polonalse IN H. Liszt'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

BAPTIST YoUNG MEN's PRAYER-MEET1NG.
The Young mems prayer-mectings at Grace
street Baptist church continue 10 grow
in interest. Rev. \. c. Dixon preached
last night TO a large congregation Of Young
men. He will preach again thi, afternoon
at A o'clock and tonight at O'Clock. The
afternoon meetings are for all, and the night
meetings for men and boys only.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

Al 1Jauioued HoSNrH Sizer'- Tavern
uhe old people pronounce >izcr o. though
it were PEELED Cesar is going 10 wreck and
ruin. Naughty boy, have broken nearly
all it, window-pane>. and all sort, Of yer-
min have had free Use oi H. premises. It.
owner, should either demoli,h it or pre-
serve It by instant repairs. 1t fronts upon
the main street II the town, and may be-
considered rather %, reflection upon the
thrift. taste. and enterprise OF our goodly
people. TN, tavern was once alormidable
rival II The famou, one which stood in We
ancient time. at the head oi Hull suect,
and il wa- here that some oi The most iIlu--
triou, of Chc,teriield'- son, used 10 put up
on their way d Richmond and farther
north. Pity il should De loft 10 mar the
thrifty look OF the principal thoroushfare
Il Manchester.
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1>oa Family Flour at $3.50 Barrel.

Joseph VI. Blair, grocer, s2G Main street
has a small consignment OF real good hour
at $3.50 a barrel, and some nice sugar
cured shoulder bacon al II cents pound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

.r,,.,s fr the Festival can be- oitt,hvsn v.naP j.
- ~ ~ - 80 rake al DANiD-e fHlLL 80 .ave
,.r,n,,4d I'm a DARK BEOM - MlStP ihem 10 "a.
NIal't,1 -. ,,t,tii YOU have 20, man lii't ,st,t
me -, enVel,,pes. which car De atl,n
tt1ptE ~ CHARGE from the RivOI1 Sir,ction,
@ IhLi. - - ,,,e -oaD: follow the pflhUu ~ ~ IO0
;,,.-,o and there viii be no u'"y1Yr ~ Nj sfRFR
sxraur.-r. YOU vii receive ., ,.s1TifiNC. NOu do
III {iTICI[TTS COST fOJ 80 9Tn nlN"' We give
~ M pt ,hs,r-we DO not SILL uielh;; ha;;r-sT fSE
Lo' ~ "a. -, -. u.iug our soap. lOb Mh1SSnPY
ihein - 20 nAVlD's PRIZE Ia, N,np Nni' -
SDAI- -. tn mind that you have hoiiilne .,ey
SOAi -, %, FILL VALUE Tor 9@aH HpecEST
l,se- , 80 f1v he soap. IL j. tne 11AsisTiNG.
cIEAPEsT. BEs1, the LoNHIT Lto,NHH1ITFsT sMELL-
iS1' EASIEST RUBBlN& SNcF YoT WILL
tN1t' ~ 10 TT. AND THAT ; i II TrtUfINk II
Ahw AhswAAht5 - I'm orr MONEY bAth. ,,,ne
~ ~ e soap ever did - mnch 10 iVt 49, 'ls,f1ve-
80 ~, til Ever, one Of the prents VIZ - TICK
=, -, - 80, Wv TWENTY NkAId hi,x hnxt TICK
~ iIo W'RAPPER- q IlnhhI Siy - pTiCkKTs
~ As GOOD As ANOInrt,nn,i rt,nn,i,,s pRtZE SOAP
ppt.r1pE TtIAN ONE. DANiDr Ii,,, IhrTs- and i
Dh ili5tp ~ tts,, auy other Of IKE qmit,' "rR
IL LAhSSS.i. - .,ster Toilet or Laundry US. ~
a1APSSeed ~ LIKE IT. II viii mol De - tbey
- go ,fe FESTIVAL 20 receive pIeoted ~ ANY,
~ a. 'rners fOr them will be ior~L,ue,n
pat. ,.,tstled - them on recelpe "a 60, have q
So1s Ind BY NOW: Fycry one car ~ 49, once
tickets De,o,s Oh Buy MORE THAN f0t I'm, N.
70 ~ ~ uss,SSSI,i SIi aTF USE, AZ Ilih SOAdr,r SOxd,r ~
fOk ~ "a ~ mi tst IT l. The btSl ~ N
PkDhhs 'PyFR MADE for sale os 81, -,
VIE ,ii ,,-sa.,tng mODey-wofth koon. a. n.ss,tf,
Grocer o. not Keep IT, or wii Dol sss se5 ,,Dles'
ofoI VI. s.,.,s- No COMMUNICATIONS "'A'
statnt, Is enclosed
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III; ihh WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudv
rainy, and disagrecable. "' ''ouu''
Thermometer YESTERDAY. GA " cn.
a. NJ 90; noon, 50; 3 p. NJ. 5S. 3 p
NJ, 81; midnight, A.. '' ''' . i
Mean temperature, ~ 1-6..
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90 IamesIree Lunches.

Remember that those fine free lunches
continue 10 be served at the st. James bar,
corner of Bank and Twelfth streets. Fine
wines. liquors. and cigars. Fresh oysters
always on hand. Give Us call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

III WILL NOT mend broken limb or stop a bal-
ic,-hoie, hut TAERANT's SETTER APERIExr
VIII relieve headache aid digestion. regulate the
bowels and II Is to-sy the finest Of all cathartics
and stomachics. Sold by an druggists
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GENERAL. Tom THUMB.-The last appear
ance 4 General Tom Thumb AID hi COM
panv Of variety artists will take place N
The Theatre to-day. The door Will open
for the matinee at 1870 O'Clock p. NJ, and
for the regular performance at O'Clock
j. VI. ,c
r,l close, to-day, and II i fact that on
every occasion the performances have been
witnessed by full houses, and in every IN
stance have given entire satisfaction. The
General expresses himself a. being well
nleasel at the reception extended MIN by
h. old friend. in Richmond; but hi, sat
isfaction i, not more pronounced than thai
eynerienced bytho,e who had the pleasure
~ witnessing the entertainments given.
Hundred, Of people have BEEN made to
Iaurb n every Performance, and thousands
II little fox have been furnished with
food for thought and theme for talk by
General Thumb and his company.
Remember thi, i, the last opportunity
OF seeing them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

\ CHEZ D'RUvRE u THE ART or pFRFrNFpv
= the composition II a new snd distinctive Ro,,-
quct, as ia the ease of j. & r. ArxrSsoN's steph.-
totig
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

The VICTORIA MILLS PATENT FAMILY FIorR
Is made of selected winter flint wheat. ~ H. un-
douh'edy the best -four 70 DE had. II never fails To
make delicious bread. An you want 10 Ike con-
rinccd IS 70 give IL trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21
ROCHBRIDGE ALIu WATER.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

Dn. JAMES /. CABELL. \. NJ ". d..
Profc-.or surgery and Physiology, Usiycrsiiy
Vir.inl4. and President National Board Of
Health say. ~ these Waters:
1T {. undcuiahie that an unusually large proi"r-
ton of grave alI obstinate cases Of Chronic d.
,t,.- which have lAfird fhc ordinary resources of
the healing art irc annually cured These d.
g.. o.. are INDIGESTION WITH 6A>IRAL9lA
DYSPEPSIA. DIARRHFA and DI~fNItRI
LEUCOEl:liHA. sCBOFUL Ia. kCZEMA, ETc.
The Spring are beautifully located In Rock
bridge county, Va. and are open FOR the reception
Of visitors from
JUNE Isl TO OCTOBER lsT EACH YEAR
CAPACITY. 1000 GUESTS.
The WATER is bottled direct from the springs
packedIn eases containing one dozen half-salion
bottles.
Tor -alc rs lie agents.
PURCELL. LADD Co.
Richmond, Va,
And Ly druggists generally throughout III
United states. Az your druggist for pam phlet-
lie ljt
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
BUFFALO LITllIA WATER
~ FDH
URIC ACID CALCULL

CASE OF DIR. }. II. EGGLEsTON,
OF HAMPDEN-SfDNEY VA
MEMBER OF TBE VIRGINIA MEDICAL So
CIETI:
" After suffering from DYSPEPSIA many years,
| became subject 20 frequent severe attacks u
RENAL fOLTf. Between fcHrury 1T and May
tho l-t. N-l. had thirty attacks passing IN each
one # them number OF talcuiI. a.,rregtting one
hundred sud fy-lve, Which proved on eAamina-
uon o. he URIC ACID. Finding no permanent
h"ueni from tfc treatment indicated iu The cast
made a y.-lt ln ne carly part oi The season 70 (
- 20 tht " bite sulphur SPRING, iu Grccubrier
county. ". Va. 'Nt without obtaining relief.
Leaving These -prily-, .aitrr short stay dt ~ y
h0mc.I ] visited %, Buual1 lth.4 >pring,. wbcr g
remained iDr some week.. -. beneficial action
4 the ~tlcr VA pfpmptIu Diminishing The fire.
QutucN ana severity Nl t.e attack. aui resulted
iu ENTIRE RtLllF. which have rua-on u hc-
Hcke permanent. a. more uau . year LAS now
elapsed since have bad any return of them. l
bad been Tor some time troubled with paiHfI
MitII RIIlON aud constant desire ~ void Gfin@.
This difficulty was also relieved. Ny genera
health Is better thau ~ Aa, been Tor years"
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21
Preserved Limos. Raspbcrrsc~.

Ounces, Strawberries, Cherries. Peaches.
and Damsons, OF the finest quality. in bot
ties. at 80 cents each, for sale by JosEPa VI.
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