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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.


very popular young gentleman OF Chester
field. and brother Of Judge James Gregory.
was united in marriage Yesterday 10 MISS
NJ. Bella Allen. one OF New kent's faircst
daughters. The ceremony took place at the
residence of the brides father, Mitchell
Allen. Esq. and was performed by Rev. :.
c. ClOpton. OF Richmond. in the presence
Of 4 number OF the more intimate friends OF
the contracting couple. The happy couple
were the recipients OF many beautiful pre-
sents. and left Yesterday afternoon for the
North, followed blythe best wi>he, OF many
friends.
BricfS.-Judge Wcisiger has adjourned
the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield until Fri
day next.
Mr.. John y. J. Dunsten, respected
and aged citizen OF Chesterfield county. j.
very i'll at hi, county home. near swift
creek.
The family OF the late Colonel {. p.
Ramsdcll. cy-United states marshal for the
district oi Virginia. have resolved to re-
tain their property near Chester, but will
in future spend considerable portion of
their time with their northern relatives.
The corn crop OF Chesterfield is said TO
be immense, and the tobacco. wherever
cultivated. although not now staple OF
Chesterfield, has lourshcd wonderfully
wherever planted. In fact. Chesterfield j,
smiling all over 4 good stream OF desi-
rable northern immigrants are flocking in,
attracted by the proximity Of the land 10
market. Everything poTtends pros
porous future for the old county.
The Manchester churches were crowded
with deyOut worshippcrs on sunday. The
addition recently made 10 the Swan>borO'
Baptist church has vastly increased the
capacity OF that editice, besides rendering
it one OF the best church buildings in this
vicinity.
The City Engineer expects to have the
cOurt-hOu.e square neatly enclosed by a
substantial fence before the end Of Noyem-
Der. The City Council directed the in
prOyement some time since.
II is understood that the city authorities
will take advantage OF the coming winter
months to thoroughly repair and clean ont
the reservoir.
Half only OF the canal bridge crossing
the foot OF Hull street mas been 80 far re-
built.
The frequent robbinc Of hen-roo,ts in
remote localities in TIN, city j. 4 sure fore
runner Of the approach OF those Christmas
times during which to avoid the incursions
OF the colored brother every surviving fowl
learns to roo-t high.
The water-tank Of the Richmond and
Danyille Railroad Company continues to
progress upwards. 1t is now about -
feet high. The company continues it, i'm
prOvemcnt in eXcaYating and preparations
foi new shop, in the immediate vicinity Of
it, present works.
Rev. Or. >ledd. presiding elder Of this
district, occ6picd the pulpit at the Mctho-
dist church sunday night. and preached
to a large congregation. one person wa,
admitted into the church on profession OF
faith.
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AUCTION SALES TEES DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 \. NJ. trustees sale II
horses. mules, Nc.
HILL CARTER. special tommis. i0ncr. Al Hanoi
yer Courihouse. =. ", valuable iract If land.
FURMAN TUPPER. ! 7. ". two-.tory framed
detached house On LOwnc4 i,twctn ScNtntccuth
and buchanan streets.
GEORGE =. NASHON 4 son. 4 +. VI. commi,-
-.oners sale of framed dwelling on Laurel
street between Main and Cary.
GETBBs & WILLIAMS, 4. =. M.ile Van Low
honest, at. On tlnrch nil.
FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO.. ! +. M.comm.- -stoncr's
sale Of buildlng-lcts ou Tyler rcfwccn Calhoun
and Cabell streets.
u. \. TfNRERLAKE. i ". Lauio springs
farm. in Hanover county.
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having


passed several slecploss nights disturbed by
the agonies and cries of a suffering child and be-
coming convinced that MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP WIS just the article needed.
procured a supply for the child. On reaching home
and acquainiing his wife with what he lad done.
she refused 10 have il administered to tie child.
She was strongly In favor Of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed I'm suffering and the1aronts
without sleep. Returning home the day following
the father found the baby stll worse and, while
contemplating another siCepiess night. the mother
stepped from the room 10 attend 10 some domestic
duties and left the father with the child. During
her absence be administered portion Of the
Soothing syrup 10 the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands SLEPT well, and the liilc fc-
low awOkc In the morning bright and happy. Tie
mother was delighted with the sudden and won-
dcrful change aud although NJ first offended At the
deception practiced upon her. has continued 10 use
The syrup, and suffering, cyiag babies and restless
nights have disappeared. single trial Of tie ~
rp never yet failed 10 relieve the haty and over
come The pr'judice> Of the mother.
sold hy al druggists; 2Jc. a bottle
o.. Ip-.,gTv.
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Mason, soprano, and Mr.. \. Baur, pianist.
will, as before announced, appear in con-
cert at Mozart Hall. Remenyi has won
from the best musical critical authority in
this country the title Of peei OF any living
performer on the violin. He is master. we
are told. not only Of the most brilliant tech
nique, but Of soulful expression and COM
position as well. Miss Mason is said 10
possess a charming stage presence and
a strong, sweet, and sympathetic voice.
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Brief News Items.

me Red river is frozen over at Winni.
peg, Manitoba. and there is fair slcighinr
in that locality. - '''''7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

NEW RESTAURANT Yesterday Mr.. VIII
liam Euker opened his new restaurant on
Rank street i'm the rear OF his old restau-
rant on Main, and directly connected
Herewith. The saloon is one Of the incest
in the city, quiet and retired, and admifa-
bly adapted TO the wants OF both hdles
and gentlemen when III search OF a 1rsl-
class meal and seasonable delicacies. Ihc
neatncss and newness OF all the furniture,
the tableware, and the surroundings give
TO the place IN attractive and inviting ar
that win be sure TO draw the best custom. An
admirable cook and well-supplied larder'
together with the choicest wines and liquors,
form a combination that epicures cannon
aud will not either resist or desplse.
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CoxyIcTs.-The following were received
at the penitcntiary Yesterday From Glou-
cester county, George Henry Carter, three
ve,rs for horse. stealing. From the city Of
banyille. William Montgomery, house
breaking. five years; Joseph Hubbard,
bo,,se-breaking, five years; Charles Stone,
bouss-brcaking, three indictments, ten
wears; and Davy Mills, malicious assault,
one year.
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.ncnnfi-GInnI Pianos.

We have in our wareroom eight choice
secondhand pianos. Call early and get a
bargain. Also splendid stock Of new in
,trument>. RYLAND X LEE.
gl3 Main street.
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PROTECTION or VALUABLE DEEDS, &c
Ry the acts of the Virginia Legislature,
iS75-'7G. chapter IS, page 81, approved
February l., 1876, it is made mandatory
mon the Register OF the Land Office to re-
cord in his Office all deeds, wills, OF otner
valuable papers, which have been recorded
in any clerks Office Of this Commonwealth,
when required TO do so by persons inter-
csted. The existence of such a law l. un-
known to people generally, and few have
availed themselves Of It's advantages. I fer-
sons desiring this security for their yaIua-
BILE papers must first have them certified ny
clerks Of record and then forward them 10
the Land Office here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15
Finest and Freshest Teas.

Green and Black. from SOC. 10 Sl2j a
pound, can bee bought Of Joseph ". Blair.
grocer. S2G Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

HORsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IS 4 BRAIN
FoOD.-Dr. :. +. Newcomer. VI. d., Green
field. o.. says: "In cases OF general de-
bilty. and torpor Of mind and body. it
does exceedingly we'll"
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PREVENTED.

\ member Of my fam
ily was taken with
>NAlL-PON. | used
Tie FLUID. The patient
was noi deliri0l,. was
oipiticd.aud ,va, about
tAe house again in thr.c
Wceks.aud no others lai
lt.-,l. ". PAEKINsON.
Philadelphia.
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WEATHER REPORT

-, NniVAIloNS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
~'v Su,, AIlantic States, warmer. fair weather
,"''oWed ny local rains, westerly backing
20 southerly winds, and stationary or lower
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

WrrK or PRAYER.-Thc service. the
,lird in the wcel, Of prayer for an lands,
wa, held in The scyenlh-StrecI christian
ri'nrrh last evening, the Rev. Mr.. Camp
.oU ure.iding. The meeting tonight Will
Le - tl,c First Baptist church II $50
o'clock. and will be in charge OF Rev. MI
Tvlcr. II /, expected that large congre-
a,,t;nn will be present. The programme
ior t5n balance Of the week is on Thurs
dav niohf At 81. James church; Friday
~i:bt. Centenary church; saturday night,
Second Baptist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

Miss BowEN'S RECITATI0Ns.-A pleasant
cntcrtainmcnt was given at Mozart Hall
la.t night under the auspices Of the Young
Wen's Christian Association, and consist
inc of humorous. pathetic, and dramatic
recitation, by Miss Marie Bowen, OF At
iontg. Ga. and vocal music by Messrs.
Tn~Iisb cunningham, starke, and Ramos,
NJ Jo.enb II. Marshall, Miss L. c. Aber-
crn,nIie. and Miss Media Purefoy, and
niano accompaniment by Mr.. VI. l.. ha-
mos. i'll. lii,
reIrome -l,', was literally applauded through
out. and left a very agreeabl le impression.
H. v,icc i excellent; and, though but
rncently recovered from a severe Illness,
10 recitcd every piece with spirit and
s"r.. catching the humor Of the author and
%ninI 'I' equally well, whether the demand
uoa"f ,"o. far Gayery or gravity. She makes a
handsome appearance on the stage ana l.
ii,'S si.ISno.se,.td ' in movement and graceful in
s1' The audience were indebted not only to
MI Rowcu. but 10 Mr.. Frank Cunning
-, - All the ladies' and gentlemen who A.
nam nam III him, in the musical feature OF the eve
n,no I'o" and the entertainment would have
nus nus "i aitoocther pleasing but for the UNI
comio~tal,le cou chiIliness Of the hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

IrIsAN USpENIiBLEAND ESTABLISHED FACT
that WAGNEE's tocK ASD RYE EX!ECToRA>T.
a, a cough elixir and lung hlsam. {, far uper.or
10 III other so-ctlled cough medicine y on need
fear no n results from continued use l1- some
,ime- g. necessary in chronic or obstinate ca e.,
a. it contains no opium in any form. sold oY
druggists generally.
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BESEDEN DS.

'TO THE CREDITORS OF TIE RICII-
4 MOND BANKING MD INSURANCE
COMPANY Nom are hereby notified that
Dividend or FIFTY PER CENT. VII De- paid
10 Tie creditor Of tLc Richmond Baking and In
surancc Company az thdr banking house. i1 tLis
city. on and after SATURDAY the 4th November
newt. CEARLE~ g.. WiilrT.OCh.
oc 2i-lm Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

pvvrxy, NEXT wEEK.-Wednesday eve
,;,r n - next week Edward Remenyi, the
violin v"B yir,uoso, assisted by Miss Carrie T..
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-C Common
wealth rs. Smith. Submitted.
Boggs rs. The Commonwealth. Argued
by John Neely. Esq, for plaintiff in error,
and Attorney-Gcneral Blair for the Com
mOnWcalth.
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althn'ond 1ispatth.
" "hpNEsDAY...NOvEMB IS. 1882

HS-rhE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
IL LARGER THAN THE COMBINED crRcr.
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY xrws
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Special Notice TO ladies.

Nice line OF Terra Gotta kid-gloyc> just
received 10y Green AZ Waugh, 3l3 Broad
street, in which We offer our usual bar
gains. Fine, medium. and cheap grades.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE NEW MONTHLY.

THE NEW MONTHLY.
10 CFNT- PER COPY. PER tNSUMSl.il
With January. J. e3. and under thc tiiieof
THE MODERN ACL.
$50 -ilil commence flc publication & Is lr. ..-
Iiodlctl, 90 pi,. cli clcn month iu cnrtp.. -
traetitc form oyer alxty large ufgo. ~ fhe
BI~I FiCIIoN. hlW ~CifNtf.
LEADING TIiriGHT. E,sAi~.
"REMINISCENCES, POETRY.
TEAN ~. hEp Ftil-"-
o. ie found $50 current Foreign Liisr.r'r. .'-
scthef witl original h,.k notice aud -,.eHf
comment
Tote ht' . ail ucw.d lcre 'r pot Yrit 6. %
tlo publisher ON roceitt,f l. cent, 90 'fua-.
Dealers supplied hy the %c,- Comilni' 1'
from a. e. pnu.isi0r .4iecf.
TUE MODEEN AGa PUbLi.lilN' 90.
DO l2-3t i'iL .i'' .'-
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: FRADICATES
MALARIA.
CONTAGIOUS DISF

Persons wsitins on The SICK should use II freely
Scariti-feNtr has never been known H. ma
whore the FLUID WAS used. YFII0Vrf ~. ~ ~
las been euTe'i with it after BLACK NONiIT bad
taken place. The worst eases of DlPHTiIfRJH
xrtfI a - a -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

FENEEED and SlCk
persons refreshed and
BID SOEES prevent
qd hy bathing with
pARkN> FLUID.
lMpl IN AIR made
harmless and purified.
Tor >ORE THROAT J.;
>Urc cufC.
IpNIAGlO\ destroy
cl.
l.r FROSTED FRET.
& Hll l. l. AIMS,
FILES (HAilNGS.
RHEUMATISM cured.
>uFT. WHITE COM
PlfNlpN> secured
hyi-s Use.
>Hlp-FENfR prevent
ti.
To PURIFY THE
BRFATH.CLEtN>E
THE TFTT,i.itc can't
is >Urpa >~c3.
CATAREHrol.cVcianc
cured.
FHN>IPELA> cured.
BURNS relieved iu-
.fsutlv.
II Al.> lrry .utct.
pN~ENTINl cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
U.s..
SCURNY cured.
Az ANTlpOTE foT an-
iual o- veg table poi
sons. stlug,. &C.
fused o.. FLUID du-
IilE ugr lrc-eut attic
run with SCARLET
FENFE with decided
advantage. II is iuli,-
fsuSlAle - the sick
Tu.ul.-NN. !. SAND
F0ED. lyric. Ala.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

""'e'ed al the Pos'-onice at Richmond. va..ss
second-class matier.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

FOR LADIES.
RUBlS ROYAL GLIDING Is invaluable q,
GLIDING HOUSEHOLD ORNAMENTS,
FRAMES. CORRlCEs,
BASKETS. FANS.
ETAGERE OBJECTS.
DECORATIVE PAINTING. &C.
Most fashionable articles are more than d0r5iei
in value by the merest touch Of gold.
ANY ONE CAN USE IT.
a CAMELs-1AIR BBUSH IN EVERY BOX.
THE COST Is THRILLING.
SOLD BY
WEST. JOHNSTON CO, Oil east Main s.,ee'
I. l.. ID. WALFORD. Az east Broad street
J.. T.. FRANCK, 2s north Ninth street:
l.. LEWIS. 9l2 east Main street:
". GUNST & son, sos east Broad street:
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. 1902 Main street
And by all palnt.dealers and druggists.
NEW YORK CHEMICAL MFG. co.
CIRCULAR FREE. no i5-eodIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

~ have cases Of blood-poisonins ID cur 'o"h
whollved q; Hot springs, and were finally cured
by =. s.. MclA AANoN N0i''''''
Malvern, Arh.
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cool NIGHTS remind us that warm breakfasts
xill soon be In demand, and that HLckERs SILLY
r AIstSG BUcKwuEAT win shortly be ready.
HscKER's sELF-RAIsISG FLOUR Is ai~ays ID
season.
For sale by all grOcers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

JUsr THINK was permanently cured OF
chills and fever by the Use OF one box OF OwENs's
ANTi-CHILL Pills. Price. 80 cents box.
OWENS & MINOR. Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

II You doul, come TO zee us, and We VIII 'OhH
YOV or charge nothing. Write for particulars
and couv # lie little book. Message to the Tn
fortunate suffering" Ast any druggist o. 70 o'''
standing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

THE BEsT AND PUREsT.-The GENUINE NOR
wEGiAS CoD-LrvER on imported by ourselves
In the original tin barrelsj. For sale by gallon.
bottle, or smaller quantities.
L. WAGNER, Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done at
,h. nIsrArcu PnISrISG-IloUsE. Good work.
low nr,ees, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE .EsruaTEs Az WONDERING

TIE HsTHlTEs AEE WONDERING
If there De special virtue ia ATRINsoN's Toilet
Goods, used -o largely Boy our most beautiful
ladies.
STINGING irritation, inflammation. all kidney
and Urinary Complaints. cured hy Buchnpai-
ba.' u.
"ROUGH ON CogSs" loc. Ask foriL quick
complete. permanent cure. toru,. "ar;-' ohhions'
COp-LIvEE OIL AND LINE.-That pleasant ana
active ayent in the cure # all cousunptve symp-
toms. WILBOR's CoMPoUND or PURE CoD-LivER
OIL AND LIME. Is being universally adopted IN
medical practice. sold by the proprietor \. L..
WILEoE. Chemist. Boston and al druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

cool. ''''i anu
iHLRAohETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ. 36 =.
= a. NJ. 80; noon, SO; 3P. NJ. 40: 6 p
NJ, 45; midnight, 3S.
Mean temperature, 4St.
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Iu,eiile FLUID du-
SCARLF FT-FENER
CURED.

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY. Nashville, Tenn.
Itestify T. tie most excellent quaiitit~ If Pro-
fe~-oT darcy rBOPHN LACIlC FLUID. Asa
c,ilfecaft and detergent 10 I, both tht 0Ttucally
ami practically superior 20 any preparation with
which am acquainted. y. i. LUTON.
Professor Chemistry.
DARBYS FLUID l. SRFCONNrNDEDb by Hon.
Alexander II. stephens. of Georgia; Rev. 'harlcs
Nork. Jos. ph LcCoute. Coluuti1. professor Uui-
ye--fv. south Carolina: Rev. a !. Battle. profess
,0r Mercer University; Rev. George !. Pierce,
Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO ENLRN HOME. Per-
fectly harmless Usei internally or externally for
Ran ~ beast.
The FLUID has heen thoroughly ted and we
h1yr abundant cy ideGce that has done everything
ben, claimed. For fuller Information gci Il your
crug..,t 30 PAM hlei OF send O. the proprictorS.
u. n. ZtlLl< < co.
Manufacturing Chemists. Philadclplia.
rc l->u&Mly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

THE gEsTI TIE CHEAPEST" Il an old and
tr,ie maxim. The CELLULOID EYEGLASSES are
fhe best for those who need artificial AID Tor The
eyes.
For sale by all leading jewellers and Opticians
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SIEVEEW APE.
kIRK's ELEGANT
SILVERWARE.

Near ahead J. bitter cold aud fuel-ru'h' Use
th,n. these mild days to get IN j. u. NArhiNss
splendid blazing spunt coal. 80 cheap; also glow
ing lump grate coal Al $3.50; cooking soft coke Al
so, and q; Ninth and Cary Ill fuel 10" Tor cash.
order bv Telephone No. 3i2 or otherwise.
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UflLsN NER 4.
FOUR DAYS ONLY

p. s.--A LADY ASSISTANT WANTED. WA
{. acquainted in The city. Can WEDNESDAY a.
tie above place. no ll-Zi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

This magnihcen, LIQUID GLIDING may q
usoi wherever gold adds beauty.
II instantly gives . surface resembling SOLID
GOLD, no matter where applied.
1t Is extensively used by manufacturers. p,i1.-
ers' giIdcrs, &C, in place Of gold leaf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15
RUBY's ROYAL GLIDING.

r U BY's ,ov.,
GILDTSS.
READY FOR INSTANT USE.
AND
W0NDRoUsLY CHEAP.
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es-s $1,000 REEARD ~iH BE pq'd To any W
Chemist ,rko ,otH full on analysis u 100 'o.-
n,s oC S. s. s. me partfcle of Mercury i'd'''
d, pofassiuya. or am M"erni S"1S''"ce'
SWTFT SPECIFIC CO.. PToVrletors' A''"'""'
ia.
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Thecmincutphy, .cian
i. MARION SINS. ~.
D.. New York. SAYS: Il
am convince Professor
DARBh> PEDPHN-
IAtllt FLUID D., =
valuable li.iufoctant.
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DIPHTHTRlA
PREVENTED.

The physicians here
use DARBN> MUD
very successfully ina the
treatment Of DIPH-
iiitkIA.
\. SIoLLENNERCK.
Greensboro. Ala.
IF TIER dried up.
CHOLERA prevented.
ULCERS pur.ned and
healed.
In cases OF DEATH il
should Dee used about
The curpsc-lt will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
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pARBYs rRopuYLACTICY,,,n

for SCARLET and
nPHolD- \ FENERS.
nlPHTHfRIA. SAIL
' ALTON. ULCERATFD
: q RE TlIRot.T r
SMAlI-PoX, NiE
SLIS. and an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

SClIUN-s
Hot SODA.
Hot Lemonade.
Hot CHOCOLATE,
Hot COFFEE,
iiOT GINGER.
drawn from Tufts patent apparatus. at
GEORGE SCHGN'S,
corner Main aud Eleventh streets.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-25
"SHORT PROFITS and
QUICK SALES"

really very little more than wholesale prices
They are not shoddy goods, such as every
where glut the market, but real genuine first
class goods, that will always give the wearer
satisfaction. We avealsO great MANY goods
usually kept only i'll large stores in the cities,
such as
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-25

4 81 lhu>, ~Eo always take advantage
Ey; III Of the good chhhcts lot making
~ l. II : t0tH"f tithi aIe offered, generally
hrc"Iut wealthy. wi Iilt thu>" %hn 80 not inn
prove such chances remain in poverty; We
want many men. women. boys ard girls to
work for us right iu their own localities. Any
on"ran do the work properly from the first
start. The business will pay more than ten
times 0IdiHary wages. TX behSivc outfit iurn-
iShrd free Nu0rc who engages fails to make
money rapidly. You can devote your whole
Iimr to he work or only vottr spare moments
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Mriuc. Dec. 81 ~.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-25
Scripture Inspiration.

The sessions Of the present Episco-
pal Church Congress at Richmond,
Va, have been marked by great
freedom in the expression of indi
Yidual opinion on points of doctrine.
The discussion the other day as to
whether the ministry is a priesthood
showed that a majority of the con-
gress are in accord with "Evangei-
cal" doctrine on that point. one of
the most interesting sessions was that