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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

FEES AND DocroRs.-rhe lees Of doctors
Is an item that very many persons are in
tsresied in just at present We believe
the schedule for visits Is 90, which would
tax man confined TO his bed for year,
and in need Of daily visits, over $1,000 a
year for medical attendance alOnsl And
one single bottle Of Hop BilteTs taken in
time would save the 81. 900 and all the
years sickness Post.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

The republican members of the
Legislature held meeting Friday
night, and resolved that CAS- the Of
fee Of Clerk of the Court of Appeals
is a non-political one and as this is an
Of year, it is inexpedient TO nominate
a candidate for that Office" This is
some consolation to McHenry, ia
cob and the other two or three Colo
nels.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 30th, 1882,
U I ---rHE---,s.u-sa tou,W W.
"Crah Orchard Springs"


Hoh one Of the an~t and
the Hotel eoua o oguess
a ? d purh
sav
wihnp
NJ ime shoe matur
g.. WEIGH.
Trustee
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

The latest journalistic bantling is
the Louisville Sunday Ne,os. owned
and edited by M. w. LaRue. an old
and experienced newspaper man. It
is very readable and we hope it may
fill long fel. want in a city not very
greatly noted for supporting newspa-
Dere.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

Az exchange says that Representa-
tive Stuart c0nyulsed the House the
other day by having a full-bloom sun
flower fastened ON his breast. We
should imagine il was very conyuls-
ing indeed.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

scovuLE has retired from the Gui.
teau case, and the question arises;
"Who will care for the assassin nowl"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

ANEw York Court has just award
ed a man $500 damages against a
dentist, who, in extracting his tooth,
let a piece of it drop down his wind
pipe. Let this be a fearful, awful
warning to dentists to be more partic-
ular with the molars in the future.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14
The New York Herald has an edi-

The New York Herald has an edi.
torial with the significant heading,
Lawyers and Buzzards," in which il
endeavors to show the similarity ex-
isting between some of the members
of that fraternity and that disgusting
bird. ~
IT begins to look like there was
something to come of the Star-route
cases. Brady, ex-Assistant P. NJ.
General, indicted for conspiracy TO
defraud the government has been re-
CURED to give bail in the sum Of $780,
900. - ~ 49, ~
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

The McElroy school bill which has
passed the House gives the Commits
sioner one per cent. on the amount of
school fund he distributes, which
comes out of the fund An additional
500 may be given him, but it must
come out Of the county levy. The
bill is said to be finely drawn, and a
decided improvement on the present
law. Il is also very lengthy. -L-lN-
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14
BRopnEAD ADVERTISEMENTS.
]. III. Albright Il 90.
BRoDHEAD. KY,
--DKALERs IN
General Merchandise, Drugs,i,,

We have a large stock OF ready-made Clothing
which We will sell low. We have added 10 our
stoc complete line Of Drugs aud Medicines
Prescriptions carefully compounded With purs
articles. Also. Wholesale and retail dealers In
Lumber, Wood. shingles, Goal, Brick. Tobacco.
Cigars. Crab Orchard Salts. Whites aud Crooke's
Nermifuge. Organs. Furniture. Ac. A good Mason
Hamlin Organ Tor so; a Weed sewing Machine
for $40. Organs aud Machines al other prices. and
warranted 20 give satisfaction. Brick al the kiln
ir0m g 10 o per thousand. Any one wishing any
thing In our line will please call on US or write Cor
further particulars. Give Ne trial and b. con-
WINGED that this IL the place 10 bur goods ts7-6m
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

SENATOR WILLIAMS has written TO
Senator Beck, that owing to sickness
in his family. he will not be in Wash
ingtOn for a long time. Well. for the
good he has. or ever will do in the
Senate. it is all the same whether be
is in Washington OF Mt. Sterling.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14
A GREAT PUBLIC SALE!

ny
hkn@ nmr rrm.in sm oI
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

SOME Ofthe democratic papers are
trying to excuse the Governor for his
uncalled for behavior towards the cor.
respondent Of the Commercial. and this
is done because the young man hap
pens to represent repub lican paper.
Bot an outrage is an outrage no mat
ter on whom il is committed, and
Gov. Blackburn should be made to
hang his head in shame for his dis
graceful effort to play the bully. SIC
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

:ss q ss,ss Ss county August sS' s si
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

A LErTER written By. Garfield d
Secretary Chase during Che war ha'
| Just appeared in Che New York lSun.
In il, Garfield, who was his Chief o.
staff complains Of the dilatory meas
ures Of Gen. Rosecrans, and although
pretending 10 be a friend Of that Off.
Ger, sought to embitier the Secretary
against him, A republican writing
to TIE Washington Pad says: 10
one who knew Garfield well this iet.
ter is no surprise. He was . treaoh-
erous, cOwardly, a hypocritical man,
selfish to the extreme. and not caring
what happened so u did not happen
to himself General Rosecrans was.
add is, worth 10 this countrya thous-
aud Garfelds." : cit is high time,
for the sake Of our national common
sense, the truth Of history, and Justice
alike to the living and. dead, that all
this gash over Garfield should end.
of better and greater men
have lived and died" w He. was
nothing but professional office-seeker
and professional politician. A failure
as a preacher and a lawyer, he learned
to string words together as a child
does beads, and that was his stock in
trade. No one can point to an origi.
nal thought he ever uttered. : "He
betrayed John Sherman at Chi
cago as treacherouly as Brutus did
Cesar or Judas did Christ" These
are bitter words to come from "a man
who processes to have known Garfield
thoroughly, and shows how intensely
the stalwarts hate him. Llg dtfU
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14

Practice. in all the oour,a omcs south .Id-
Main street. ttn-lyrl
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yes ca Carolina Republican Cenysa-

RALEIGH, y. C.. June 1.-THE Repuhh-
can state CONVENTION met here AZ IL o'ciock
to-day, full quota Of members being pres
emf. The Convention i about equally dr.
vided between whites and blacks. II WIS
called 70 order by DIR. Mott, chairman OF
the Executive Committee. and Daniel l..
Russell was made temporary president.
The Convention, after struggle. elected
william A. Moonel permanent president,
and because Of want 81 harmony IS to
who should be yice-president. declined 20
elect sny. The platform demands the re-
peal o. the county government system OF
North Carolina. and affirIns the inherent
right az the people 20 elect all the officers
OF The state; demands an honest count and
a free ballot. and declares the Democratic
PARTY responsible for the prohibition bin,
and requesting members Of the Legislature
10 vote against all similar measures.
Mr.. McKeogh moved 70 strike out the
last five words. This precipitaied fierce
debate. which lasted long time.
The Convention nominated Mr.. Dockery
for congressman AZ large, Mr.. Folk for the
supreme Court. and most Of the other
nominees II the Liberal Convention.
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BAIvuRfpGE. \. Y. March -. 1851.
PERRY nAvIs-e PAfS-hILLEE n,rer fqi4s p
afford iAStdsf Telo lur crafup and pain ln tal
.tnnach. Jn.Kru kUEpiTI.
NiCBorvIIIE. y. " February >. lSsl.
The rerl rest medicine EuoN 70 Tor 0s enter.
cholera frorifus. and cramps in fle stomach lave
used 81 for years, and Il is srre cur ever time
julius ". DIE
MOfrcOvA. iowa. March .. le-l.
] have used yuur PAlN-kiilEE in sc'cre cas,s
= cramp. codc and cholcrJ iuurnus. AID li gave
almost instant relief T.. D.. 'ALDNtiL
CAHNEsvIILE. GA. February @6-lssi.
For twenty wears / have used your J. AlN-if--LrE
IN INV family. Have uscd DO many times Tor bowel
complaints. and 70 aiinGgs cure. Would not feel
safe without bottle 80 the house. j. y. lFiA
s4Co. MI January 22.1ssI.
Have u-.d PERCY DANIs's rAIN-huLEE for
twelve wears. 70 is sgfc. sure altd raiHtlt. No
mother should allow 10 70 be out ~ t,ae family.
ONEIDA. ". y. Fehrusry ga. ISL.
we began using 20 over thirty 1cars axe, an1 70
.lwuYs give. immediate relief N0ulc barely care
o. 30 30 ,cG without bottle 10 tne house.
COVwAYE0Ro'. :. O.. Foi .rliarg -. lss1.
Nearly every family iu thls section kepsa bose
in ne house. Dr. = MoEIoN.
UNITED rTATTs CpNsULATf.l
gETTFfD. HUENIsH PIT ssgA. Fch. =. 4 --l.
have Known FHEEN DAf is- IhIf- il-LEli ;il-
most FROM lhf laf Is was introduced. ana after
years II osea alton and Use regard ~ presence
!. :. Perrin, United states Cousal.
BUnToN-oN-TEENT. ENG.
had been several da2s suffering severely from
dinrrnua. accompanied with intense pain. when
tried your FAIN-kuLER. auo found almost h.
slant relief. III. i. NOOAL.
q MoNTACUK sTEETT. LONDON ESC.
During residence ~ twcntE-tlrrc war iu IN
fiia have Fiycu 10 iu MANY ca-s- 81 dlarrul lys-
entery. and cholera and never knew u % fan 20
give RELIEF. X. tAAhlDsA
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE- WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY.
Its price hr1nrs 10 within The reach ~ al. For
sale BY ali druggists al 20. Doc. and u pcr bottle
PERRY DAVIS son. Proprictors,
fe I-eodLJv2I Providence. 4. ].
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the following conference committees: On
the army appropriation hin. Messrs. But
terworth Of Ohio, Burrows Of Michigan,
and Ellis Of Louisiana: on the District OF
Columbia appropriation biIl, Messrs. keteh-
am of New York. Hiscock 81 New York.
and Forney OF Alatsrna; on the District Of
Columbia wafer--uppiy bin, Messrs. Neal
II Ohio, Urner Of Maryland, snd Hewitt OF
New York.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole upon the river and harbor APP
preprixfaon bin, but remained therein bun a
few nlogDeuts.
Mr.. Kelly, Of Pennsyiysnia, gave notice
that when that bin was Disposed OF be
would call mp the bill TO reduce the internal
revenue taxation
Adjourned
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THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
THE MOST CELEBRATED DYsPEPTIC VA
TER KNOWN.
THE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIPST-CI.AS..
AFFoRDiNG EVERY COMFORT To
BOTH INVALID AND PLEA
@TRE-SFFkTB

THE HOTEL is oommodioos. and supplied with
every requisite improvement including post, iflc-
graph. AID express-rEcts. billiard sa.ogn. hrf-.
cuic-, and atower-hafhs. Contiguous 20 the hotel.
on \ commanding emiucnce. are over 100 dottic
cnitagts- VITA upper and lover galleries extending
the cufirc length - the buildings and fronting TIE
river and grznd mountain scenery.
f1ue driving roads and hezgii fnl walks extend g.
all directions and the surrounding scgncry Is not
e4nailed uy any vstering-plAce ia Virginia.
4 rood livery j. attached b. the establishment
Inc bras and string baud II music has been en-
Cagel.
An abundance n lCF has hoen secured.
PURE SPRING WATfR j. conveyed from The
mountain IN pipes - hc Hotel and cottage. and
= exclusively used IN every department u Tie -
iablishmtuf.
THE ALLEGBANY WATER las become ~
oeie,Taiea That % is nov shipped % nearly every
STATE IN the Union.
Pamphlets containing fuil description q the
springs, with certificates n some 81 ire remarka-
lie cures 4 Dyspepsia Chronic Dlarrhra. Scrr,-
fala- Chronic DISEASES - the Liver and kiducys.
t2cLeflc Condition arising from Maiariai Poison.
Neuralgia hcinprrhoids Kick Headache. &c. &C..
vii be furnished on application.
boAED. Per month. $40. duRie week. siS:
two % more weeks sl2.5O: children under Ten
years q axe and servants. half price.
q. A. CnLHOiN.
1snrral Mauafcr
ic1-1m AIleglanv Sprinrs. Va.
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Terrible Drowning Accident.

INDIANAPOLIS, June IA heavy storm
las, evening caused Pogue's run To rise
rapidly to food height. While watching
the rising waters, party 81 fifteen or
twenty were standing on . platform over
Pogue's run. The platform gave way.
precipitziing all into the water. Some II
them were rescued Immediately; others
passed through the culvert under the
Union depot and were rescued below.
while Others II i supposed were drowned.
one report saws nine were drowned.
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WKpxKfpAH, June 70 lssx.
sAIEs-rrrsr BoxHp.-ssoo Rieh'sosd City
s-s AZ ls2: 10 si.Hrrs Atlanta and ch.ri"'h Rail-
road sock at e7y; 10 shares Au1nia and chrr-
ioste Rastrosd Stock iB. c. ~ oos' Az marc Al
,.nt, ,ns cbar,o4te Railroad stock al G7S; 100
sh,rv. yorfolt and Western Railroad preferrsa
stcek q fek.
srooxp Bo.Ip.-ioo shares Norfolk and West
or, Railroad preferred stock fB. g. al <es- 10 DO.
an C.Ia<7s; 100 shares Richmond and West
po,u, reru,nal Railway and warrbouse Company
,toek IN ca nj SIX
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NE. Ff-f-s.t = TESTIMONY hkfBbL gEt W h4Ntt !
INVESTIGATING ooxsITTxs-s THREAT on
AxREsr-sR- TKEsuoTT RACKS rF M.
rs-AfSK--FxRsoS1I. SEws ITEss-scHooI
ADDRESSES 90 ME- TUCKER.
lFrorn our Regular CoTrsspeodcntl
WASHINGTON. June ls.-Nr. Buell., o:
the Critic. was again before the Window
Committee to-day, and szid that he could
no; give the names u he congressman
whom be had previously aid were con-
ueied with tie whiskey ring. lScause two
q the three had asked him not to do 80.
and the laird wa oul u town. lie also
said be knew nothing personally 70 cor
pset the correspondents q the New York
Herald and Boston Post with The matter.
l,u, declared ihaf he had been told that
they are engaged in helping congressional
schcules for money. lie announced that
De was willing 10 give the names q these
infor,nants 70 the committee privately.
wHAT wHIsEEr-SES THINK.
The whiskey-men tonight admit that Il
D. doultiul whether the bin under discus
80, in the sensie extending the bonded
ueriod q, whiskey can pass that body.
NJ. Blaine's friends claim that the Maine
Hergbiican Convention was run in hls in
teresg
NTNlsTER Tl[Lsc0TT
Wa loiore the HoSe Foreign Affairs Com
r.i,rse to-day, but his testimony was not
fr1por,ani or interesting. lie substantially
confirmed Mr.. Blaine, testimony, and said
that be- had only regarded the Credit In
dustriei - q source from u hich Peru nigh;
ottsin money % meet any indemnity re-
ruircd u her, Mr. Blaine's Republican
opponents denounce Mr.. Tresooti - a Con-
federzie: hui the Confederate Government.
In ia great need q KILLED diplomats, did
no. discover his ability 80 this line. To an
IMPARTIAL observer his Halifax award. biz
Chinese treaty, and his south American
mission Win hardly eniiile him 10 fame.
Mr.. Tresoctt's complete correspondence.
&C.. was sent % the Senate to-day
PERSONAL yEws TINS.
senators Johnston. voorhees,, and Don
Cameron. who h2vc been away, were IN
their seats to-day. Mr.. Tucker, who Ia,
been 20 winchester q deliver 40 address.
returned this morning. lie VIII leave
Saturday ior the WashinGon-Lce con-
meucemcnt. and while away Will deliver
Al address SO Norwood school.
General W. II. Payne lcfi here this
morning ior Tairiax Cour,house, where
be went IN professional business.
Genera Randall ellison saws the river
and A2rhor biu which VIII Pc reached t0-
morrow. wii take two or three days. Il
cives Jame- nver $4,000.
fAss.ciaic1 Press reports D. il.e u.spatch.l
DECLINED.
WASHINGTON. june IA. a. Low,
prominent merchant az View York. was
asked ly President Arthur 20 accept a
place % The tariff commission instead oi
William s. Wheeler. but Nj. Low declined
t0 serve.
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
WEST VIRGINIA.

THIS CELEBRATED AND FASHIONABLE
WATERING-PLACE L. NOW OPFN.
The elevation q fEc surrounding mountains be-
$500 feet above The -oa-eye.
TIE buildings have been thoroughly repaired.
newly furnished throughout. and rcaitcd with al
modern Improvement
TIE amusemeuis are varied ald extensive. ein-
hracluF b.. "a NEw feature rlcl-cuarse an1. exfcn-
Give lake for boating.
THE CALWELL HOUSE.
ad'acen; t0 she srrfug- Win zoe privilege ~ wa
ten. grounds &C.. Is open ai reduced rates.
pnlcts. viii fui information. can Poe had as
t1c store ~ Mcssrs PUrcci. Laad co.. roy 20
GREFNBEIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
CONPAST. GEORGE I. PEYT0N.
NY lr-1m Managing Director
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CHEsTFRFIELD, y. H., June "a. The
body - George Comfy was found floating
IN Spoford lake to-day. near the spot where
Reiizel's body was found. though close 10
the shore. ]; was without coat or shoes.
II is surmised that be partially stripped and
went 20 Reitzel's rescue. but being unable
20 save Reitzel endeayored 20 swim ashore.
but failed
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TELEGRAPHC NEWS
To TIE DISPATCH FROM AL POINTS.

Csnsr~s~ses.i rrecerdirss Yesserdsy-osher
wasAingses News sad Sesxip--A sensation
In the H~sss, Roach Words Between
ssessrs. K.s.y, OF Pennsylv.sia. and W hfse.
Ct xensueky. Followed ~ Erplanstiens
ana Apsisxses-N Perv~ss nepsrsed
p~ewsed By sse FALLING Of o Piasfsrsa. nc.
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THE RAwLEY SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA

are nov open In the management every efort
VII Be made 70 make tht season q lss2 even
more attractive than last A very crceiien; BAND
Of SIX PIECES for the lawn and ballroom. The
very BfsT COOKS AND BAKERS ara enrsEod.
and ~e arr prepared 90 cntertain In The most EIs
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUESTS.
The water - The STRONGEST CHALYBEATE
In America Is Aiteratfve and tonic in is effects.
remedy or unegnailed Utility and power. noted FOR
IL curative properties. For pamphlets address
!. WATKINS LEE.
fI-lm Manager
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Passenger Tram CouuDcie 20 West Polni dzify
except sunday win steamer f3f Baltimore AZ 6
fae North.
Fregni triirs leaving Richmond. atlo.I5 4. n
AID 5.lu +. II. AL have paasciEc T-cuzcfses al
ts.fhoa.
Train 30. "a connects Al E,rscsiiie viii Ma %
faiA ua4 Western r. lrisad for f.FIuFll'e LYEft-
turr. and al s3uibl,cs scfu p0fnfs.
Train so. 30 through passrugtfI stops ~ 1T -
uout. c0HurrtlHV IA >ut4ulls elul hllnn aFa
~uinerIln tarruw-ftaUgg. railroad f1r Mlicr. -
Salisbury sI.D VI csiern torlb Carolina rrliras
or aI uoirt iu IT fsicru Norfh farpi4Il, "a AZ
laNta fur lIl points south 4Id southwest
Train 30. p through psssf lfer aud fiaiil sissBs
O. all stations DHUGr-tlEf ID -lllcr4Ef via MI
inu aud -uiACriiu NaIras-ssaUgc railrcs1 f1x
Milton. 90 Atlanta ~ az points -sltl ana re,lllt
wees. 90 Charlotte with fhafioi.C, Columbia AEc
Augusta railroad joy Columbia. 49, asL4, -1sst-
nah, aud fiofi-a points
7rains frolu ne --lftl arr " "a ElCLmohe -
$50 -. g.. $50 A.. ~ aEd ,c6 4, ST. aud frs~
West Point % 1920 a. n. liasss gcT and A. n
and 2.lu J.. NJ lfreirht.l
bon AIR PAs~ENGER SERVICE.
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laur.

Flour-we quote: Pine. .4G.4.50: Extra.
az sQf1se so: snr,crfne. Ss.50asG: common su-
Iernnc. - bOas5; common family, se.60g,7 /;
choice family. A. .5oHsp.t0.
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A FIRsT-CLAss AND WELLEsTAB-
LlsHED DRUGSTORE.

doing good business. situated ~ one u fte unsf
desirable and accessible uarts II tie city adGpiet
for both wholesale aud reiall business. for salg
address DRUGGIST.
Poa-O9cc Box 239, Richmond. va.
81 s-.gdl2.s
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NEW YORK. June i&.Sson-9s 70 rs, moe
efsanxe-Ionr. ssss: short 4ess- STATE bonds
iaarfiv.. governments generally unchanged.
srsntnc .-Exchsnge- 4scs: Se'ernmeno
IoSE uonev q r.ey cent states Inactive Trea-
sIry ainnces-Coin ss7. 2s0; cnrreocy, ss.752.
..<ct.. ir-,rxnlny and hiescf.
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The only iron preparation that does not
color the teeth. and viii not cause headache
or constipation. a. other iron preparations
viii. j. Browns Iron Bitfers.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

Dyspepfics Bilious sufferers. vicumsof Fever and
Ague, the ACKNOWLEDGMENT patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spi-$S, and good appetite, they
viii tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, Jaundice.
Bilious Attacks. SICK HEADACHE, Collie. De-
preston Of spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
IT HAS no EQUAL
This uufivaIlcd southern remedy IS warranted
moi o. contain 3 single particle - AEECCHG or any
Injurious mineral substance bni is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II voa feel orowsy. dealliiated. have frequent
headache. mouth tastes badly. poor appetite ana
tongue coated VOC arc suffering from torpid liver
or bitOusness-n and nothing VIII cure you 30
speedily and permanently as 20 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
II Il given with safety and ;be happiest results 70
the mos dsiitaie Infant II take the place % qa-
nine and hitfers II every kind u BE- the cheapest
purcsi. and besf family medicine 10 Tie world.
Beware AZ cuuut crfe q. Take only the genuine.
in white wrapper with red Z In 'front.'. prepared by
}. II. ZIIIIN & co
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. sp e-eodtA uSo
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June Il. lss2.

OFFERINGS.
wHE.T-Red. 20 bushels
CoRN.-Whiie. ! .sz4 hasheis. Rc-e,hihited. 900
bushels. Mixed. 1850 bushels Ee-eNhlbited.
1880 bushels.
eATs.-5O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CONSUMING. l64 bushels prime Virginia -
Qse. Mixed. 1000 bushels prime western on pr
fate terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP o1fE@
~ COMPANY. s.zzzaA.1
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one u ihcir siaendio
steamers-'Il y ANDOLIt. NQANohE Man
RlCHGoNI-ENERN TtEsDAl FRIDAY. ana
SUNDAY. Jfor hour = sai!lng' rs~ advertise
.ieau.cr. ieave View Yort TUESDAYS. THUS
DAYS. and SAT- EDAl- ~ 3 T. ~ iflm ..r
20 lnew uuntcfl. Norh river foot u Be4o1
Tbes have splendid saloons, staie-fooms. enc
h1fb-rrOfus
The care. accommodating, and attentions an
UNSURPASSED.
Af.er-c4hin fare % New york lnc.ulng meal.
and berth 80: rouu1-trir lfrLc.s 81 -.etTsiae,
with subsistence, 81. without steuct. &C.
fneiChis for points usyoua New nrk iorFartef
VIA clflG.ril, and 10 cnAIFe made tfDcfi lflla.
eNfasnEts Occurred.
freight received uut'l O'Clock T. ~ daily.
6ToR6F ~. ALLfN1 CO. Agents.
my J. oaice COMPANY whar'os korke'ts
Tor NEW YORR.-The old zIE.
II Bomluiou steamship Com uanr --xxksikzkzsa
proposed sslililrs f,r the neek following arc.
Old DoNINlON cariain WALhIA. FRIDAY
June 4 ofh. 20 2 20 clock J. ".
GtYANDpTTE, Capt-i4 KELLY, SUNDAY
dane I-th. DO O'Clock A.. n.
EOANoKE Captain CocCu. TUESDAY. June
Fr,.rht received m 90 O'clock p. g. Friday
aud o. o'ciocs saturday a. Monday caefia rs ~
sunday ana tuesday 'iars.
Through fllis - llliug ered and Foods fof-
varded rifl dispatch 90 aN pninls lorth, south.
easi. ans west. also 10 foreign por;s-
TnssCuger accom- muaatiuns unsui-f n-s-sd.
After-cutln fare % Ne~ ora .iuc!9diug mta-t
ana BERTH. 40; contemplate. sis ftssragf.
with subsistence. - without suhslsiencc -.
passauEfrs leaving Richmond fordars TUES
dnrs Wcanesdav.. and saturdays ly iae Llchn4onc
aud Petersburg rulrnad 20 ll.5V A. y. VIII make
connection 90 norfolk VIII steamer leaving hoe
days. Cabin fare. $1,000. Tickets 81 he laa ~
tue Richmond and Petersburg depot and a. ".
earbeT's. oOo Main street.
For freight OBJ passage. apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., Agents.
: u bari. Loo Esft4.