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Jrrom lhe Danvlllc Register Of Scptew
Our Schoof-B0pkg.

Ohl ~
The Board Of Education has adopted
NcGufTcy's Readers, rs will be seen from
their rotice in to-day's paper. After eX-
perimenting with two other series, they
come back 10 McGuflty'S with the cOnyic-
ton that in all essentials OF Reader they
never have been surpassed, and never will
be. In this they are sustained by the ac-
ton OF Richmond, Petersburg, Lynch
burg, and the largest cities in the United
states. Albemarle and Rockbridge coun-
ties, Charlottesville, Lexington, and Staun-
ton, the great centres OF higher education
in Virginia, have adopted McGuifcy. Along
the Midland and Western railroads county
after county has come back to McGuiiey
with unanimity that would be incompre-
hensible did we not know the book.
From Danyillc to AeXandrla, from
Bristol to Norfolk, every county but four
or five has acted, and every one changed
the series in Use for McGuffey. And TINS
action is based in every instance on the
recommendation OF the leading probes
Sional teachers OF each county without
consultation with those OF any other. In
deed. we find McGullcy on the lists OF
New York and Brooklyn in the East !;
exclusively used by san Francisco III the
West: leading all other, in Missouri ana
Wisconsin on the North, and exclusively
used in Louisiana in the south. and 81.
Louis and Cincinnati in the centre. Thus
they are truly national in character, and
unparalleled in success.
Every Virginian feels pride in the sue
cess Of McGuflcy's Readers. During lie
his distinguished scholarship assisted to
render iIlustrious our University, where
he laborcd; and to-day in every State oI
our national Union the name Of the great
Virginia teacher is lisped by amillion chIl-
dren before they hear Of our Washing
ton, our Jefferson, our heroes, OF our states"
D mon
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sRandolph's letters Of jefferson.
Patience.

The lady managers OF the Retreat for
the Sick, being compelled to use extra
evertions in behalf OF their institution tins
fall and winter, have concluded to give the
beautiful opera Of Patience some time IN III
October. The Mozart chorus have very
kindly agreed to assist in its rendition, ana
viii present the rarest combination OF
beauty and talent that ha: ever graced It's
boards. Under the management ol ;ir. Ber-
nard who has also generously rendered his
services. they are already nearly perfect IN N
their parts. The cast Is excellent, and with
q northern star" to add to its brilliancy
will fully satisfy even the seyerest critics
Arrangements will be made enabling per-
sons from neighb0ring cities TO witness al
unusually attractive performance.
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COUTUERN MEDICAL COLLEGE,
ATLANTA, GA.
NEXT REGULAR SESSION WILL COMMENCE
OCTOBER 8, 1882 AND CONTINUE
UNTIL FEBRUARY 81, 1853.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES :

BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
DIR. Thssaas :. Powell, president; Hon. ID. w
Lewis, Judge :. y. IIoyt, Rev. David 4. Butler
Hon. Nexanicr ". stephens. Rev. w. h. Cook
Rev. \. j. Rattle, LII. D., Mr.. a.. r. Dodd. Rev. O
VI. Irwin, Nr. \. T. Hurt, Dr. ". r. Goldsmith
Mr. J. J. Tooa. Rev. H. II. PARKS. Dr. n. &. Word.
Rev. II. G. ilesnady, Mr. WV. McAfec, Mr.. John
II. Flynn. DIR. George VI. Mcdowell.
FACULTY:
". G.. owen. VI. d., 4. :. Powell, VI. d.. u. c.
Word, VI. d., George G.. Crawford. VI. d., William
Perrin Nicolson. VI. d.. tDcan.) John Thad. john
son. VI. H.. g.. q. Roy. VI. d. \. G.. Hobbs, VI. d.,
". ID. BiI1ell. ". -. Auxiliary Professors: J. \.
Alexander VI. D.. j. &. Olmstcsi. NJ H., H. h. scott,
VI. D., Il. IL. Catching, ID. ID. :, VIC. Janagin,
VI. -.
Instruction In all Departments Is thorough and
complete.
The hospital. a large and wei-arrlnged three
story building with double yarandas all around, IL
locatel on lot adjacent To the College building,
and was secured as IN attachment 10 the insiiiu-
ton by the benevolent ladies Of the city In co-ope-
advantages 10 the medical student. The cOncen-
tration of medical talont In her midst, her geo.
graphical position, her accessibility. her freedom
from epiiemics. her large and rapidly increasing
population. All combine to make her the point par
t.rceNence for obtaining 4 thorough medical Cdu-
cation. aud % constitute her the great medical
centre of the southern STATES
For catalogue containing fun particulars address
WM. PERRIN NICOLSON, NJ d.. Dean,
7-rh NSalm pusi-Dfire Box Z3t.
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EIGHTY Thousand Sick People.

lust at present there are not Iess lIIA,'
eighty thousand sick people in Richmond
They are sick OF reading extrayagant al,
vertisements. This, that, and the other al
twenty-fiye cents worth fifty Is disgusung
to intelligent ladies and gentlemen All
-, 90 have to saw is come 10 our new store,
ara Rroad street, and buy mourning goods,
nntinns millinery, and gentlemen's fur-
nishing goods at Boston prices anu III Lii
& Waugh will take the money anu Lar sli,r
Kid gloves direct from a Boston DnUnea a.;ees E
Notions, hosiery, &c., at attractive Pi"'''
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BELLFIELD, NoTTOwAY COUNTY, J
September -, 1852. }


To the White Citizens Of Virginia:
In March, 1861, was the Union candi-
date for Congress in this (Fourth) district
rs. Mr.. Pryor, secessionist, because the
Constitution does not recognize secession
second. large majority OF voters in this
state were (and have always becn) opposed
to disruption Of the Government; third
because Mr.. Jefferson denied the Divine
origin OF Christianity In 1860 opened
correspondence with leading persons con,
nected with the National Government, and
have kept it up, because no real citizen OF
Virginia has been in Congress from tins
district since 1861, and have important
facts in my possession which will be oil
service to this state.
Yours, respectfully,
L. T.. CHAMBLIsS.
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As will be seen by their advertisement in
another column, Dunlop ~ McCance's new
roller mill is now in full blast. For seve-
raj months they have been engaged in
making very complete changes in their
machinery, especially for manufacturing
Patent and New Process flour. The system
now adopted i, the same as that used by
the best Minnesota mills. They claim
with such facilities rs they now enjoy, and
the Virginia wheat, to be able to make
-four second to none in the country.
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D.yrp's PRIZE soAP.-Our readers are
referred to the announcement OF David ;
prize Soap Company in another column.
This company does fair and square 9,isl, i,,,ss
ness. ewing it, patrons full value received
in the soap purchased, which Is said 10 De
.; excellent quality. besides the opportu-
nity nj Of securing valuable present at the
christmas festival, which is to come on 40
ner advertisement, which see for particu'
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NE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
ana threatening in the morning, but clear
ana pleasant the remainder Of the day.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ. 80 !:
A. NJ 80; noon, 81; 3 Z. NJ, 20; G y.
NJ, 65; midnight, SO.
Mean temperature, Gl4.
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agent, who has been absent from his
Office since July 9Th on account OF i'll health,
which necessitated a sojourn at Long
Branch, has returned to the city much inn
proved.
They have resolved themselves into re-
lief committee, to remain As such during
the present epidemic, and greatly need
funds to continue their good work.
John II. Johnston, mayor OF Danville,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way home.
Mr.. NJ. L. Spaulding, proprietor OF the
Natural-Bridge Hotel, was in the city yes
terday.
The case Of J. C. Smith, charged with
receiving stolen iron, was given to jury
OF the Hastings Court yesterday. They
acquitted Mr.. Smith without leaving their
seats.
There are large number Of applicants
for admission TO the public schools OF Rich
mond for whom there are no seats.
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POSSESSION vs.. EVICTION.
THE MEDICAL MUDDLE MORE MIXED.

Inc New Board or Visitors or the Medical
College or Virginia Organizes and At
tempn to Enter Upon Their Duties at the
Coliege-Resistance at the Hands or the
Goverssr John r. Lewis and His Subse-
quent Release-Aetion Taken By the New
Board.
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YOUNG MEMS PRAYER-MEETISG.-T
was at the Grace-Street church last night a
large attendance on the union prayer-meet-
ing Of the young men Of the Baptist
churches OF Richmond. Mr.. G.. B. Sydnor
conducted the meeting. There were a
number Of brief. pointed talks, and the
burden Of all hearts seemed expressed in
the prayer: God bless and save the young
men OF Richmond.
Another meeting win be held at the First
Baptist church tomorrow Sunday after
noon, and the young men of the city gene
rally are cordially invited to attend.
The meeting last night was one OF great
interest
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CARPETS. OII~CLOrIIs, &c.

CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHs, de- have
1 . .a.a,ysa INV fall stock of goods. Carpet
us. .,scs and styles, Oil-C Cloths Drassets, axs
Q. M al sshsass. Hollands. sc. Coraiee Lace M ane
Dsmask Curtains Of all raSe; anu o,tsrar s, Al iov
nangings In all styles, WHEN .o,o,,s kl, order
ppr"mptly attended %. 4; JENNINGS SY; .m
Main street, Richmond, Va
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Fall 0rergarmeRfs

Better than taking qaintns, better than
malaria, better than chtils and fever, Is
TO become TIE o,cnsr of a comfortable
Fail 0cercodt, which, II Judicfousiy |
used, fs rery liable to todrd of many Of |
"the Ills to ,chfch the. human Jfesh Is
heirr during the uutunip season. Many
cold has been contracted at this time
Of year and dereloped later into some
thing serious BY a,s neglect Of the fndf-
ctdual 10 provide himse,r citA an outer
garment to Jurnish projections dgafnst
the cool mornings and erenin9s inct-
dental to this portion Of the year.
A ierei-headed bit Idcetious gentle
man remarked a (elo days since, upon |
! purchasing one Of our Fall Orercodts, |
that he considered Il neqiirdlent 10 taking !
ont a policy Of lye-tnuranee.
We hare so large n rariety Of these
life Preserrers that no one meet 90
array empty-hdnded. He start them at
$3.50. icih all the Intermediate grddes
mp 70 fine imported Jabrfcs, nth sir
sleere-lfnings, facingS, and wtth rich
trimmings, making a geRtlemGR's gar
neat that any one might De proud 10
tcear.
We Jorgot 10 say that our Stock in all
departments is no,c complete for the
Fall mt Winter S,dson.
A. Saks q Co.,
1913 Nam street,
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Joseph NJ. Blair, arocer, Sso NAN s,rses, M
drugstore, 6l9 west Main street, where
they will be promptly transmitted and
faithfully executed. Telephone numbers
147 and 243.
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The WEST POINT CADETsHIP.-The eX-
animation Of applicants for the vacant
cadetship at West Point will take place this
morning at O'Clock at the Richmond High
School, S0j east Marshall street. Ii will
probably last from four to six hours, and
will be partly written aud partly oral.
Applicants are requested to be on hand
urOmuty
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AUCTIoN SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 \. NJ, horse. mules
new and secondhand vehicles.
cEoRGF +. CRAWFORD. 80 T.. ", frame
house 81 north Twenty seventh street.
". j. NcNAMkRA. 3! =. W.. six buildng-lot'
In sidney. on Temple south of Cary street
JOHN FOE. Jr., Chicf Of Police, 10 " M'
white hog.
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8ithmond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY.....sE ..sEPTEMBER 30. 1882

@s-IhE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED crRC1-.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

The forty-afth annual session viii begin fihsr
MONDAY or OCTOBER.
For catalogues or other Information address
J.B. MCCAW, Dean.
m o1 NV SSa & WA wtDcl
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Sc 2q-At
CHURCH-HfLL NIGHT SCHOOL.

The SECOND ANNUAL SESSION Of this
SCHOOL win begin ON MONDAY EVENING,
October 30. at 0efock In addition 10 the ordi-
nary English eran.hesl Commerclsl Anthmstio
will be given in the German language ard In Me-
chiucs and Ornamen taI Drawing. For terms. etc.s
apply ut the schocl-soems, corner OF Twenty-sixth
and Grace streets. ,. y. COOKE, NJ. A.,
se 29-2w Principal.
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The session begins OCTOBER lsT, and close
JlTl 30 lGC9.
THE COURSE OF STUDY l. adapted to prcpa-
ration for the University for the business of life.
TIE LOCATION Is IN One Of the heathiest and
most beautiful portions of Piedmont virginia. IL
Is on the east slope OF the Blue Ridge Immediately
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, eighteen
miles from Charlottesville and twenty-one m.ea
from Staunton.
THE TERMS FOR THE SESSION Of nine
months, for every expense Of tuition aud msntc-
nance except clothing. teYt-bpoks, and medical
attendance. are S25O--psyabs $3.50 In advance,
and balance February 1T. Tie tuitiOn-fec alone,
for the whole session part Of the scssiou Is S75,
and must bc paid In advance.
The last session OF the school was held AZ Locust
Dale, Va. Number of pWpiL-, 81.
For further information address
DE. BOY ID, Principal.
Greenwood Depot, Albcmaric county, Va.
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BAsE-BALL.-In the game played ycster-
day evening the RichmOnds were badly de-
ieated, they not scoring single run in the
game. The following is the score
Mutual...............l 0 l o l 4 0 OF
Richmoud.....,.... 0 o 0 o o 0 90
The deciding game will be played to-day.
Game will be called at 3:ij =. VI.
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AND ECZEMA.

Noarcument is necessary to show that these dis
ea-es are Of blood origin; :. :. 6. therefore,
being composed Of the most po'ce7f~ regstabfe
aHsratives, destroys the disease root and branch,
by putting the blood in pure healthy state.
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Young Men

sbould secure seats without delay at the
Old Dominion Business College. Eacn per
son il instructed separately; either day or
night.
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WHEN A CAMPAIGN against disease IS waged
with TARRANT's SELTZER APERIEST the enemy
takes flight. Il Is the incompatible specific for
constipation, biiousncss, and dyspepsia.
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I. ". Cottron. Il. Louis. Mo-: " regard :; :. ,.
AZ n most wonderful remedy, ana nave no u"""'
but tlat il VIII cure my Cdtarrh.
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4. SGks d Co.,
1913 Nam street,
Opposite he PoSt- 0NCs.

J. B. WATKINS, Ninth and Cary streets de-
livers TO families and others GOOD EAsrERS NIR-
GINIAS LUMP BIrUMNOUs COAL for CRATES 10
$40 per ton. For economy and good nIos buy
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"Have taken :. :. s. for Catarrh win great bche-
a.. titnt fhrfo bottIes more will completely cure
Inc n, +. r.. Brown, Spartanbmg' :. {.
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Spanish Brandy for Bvassdyfng
Peaches.

the best Of all; $3.50 per gallon.
Another supply Of that elegant four-year
old vinegar, for piekling, at Christian &
Whites.
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Rcv W. j. Robinson. member North beofgia
Conferences; Have taken :. :. :. for clear case
Sc Eczema: eruption has disappeared ana am
WELL"
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A PECULIARLY HAPPY EFFECT or QuiNiNf
f. shown I'm the use of j. & +. hTK1NSoN's QUi
NINE ToOTM-POwDER. \ sure means H pre-
serving the teeth and purifying the breath.
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- : :. has cured me of a troublesome Catarrh
which has haied thetrcatmont Of All the oest ph!-
sicians North and south. - ,.,..,a 10
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the MIDI
die Atlantic States, fair weather, northerly
WINDS, stationary or higher barometer and
temperature.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, 81.

LADIES PIG-SKrN MorSQUETARE GLOVES,
new shades and blacks, 81.
CONSTABLE BROTuERs,
All Broad stree
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MONDAY and TUESDAY, october I'd aud 80, are
Tie last days OF LEVY BEoTHEhs' Grand Closing
sale. bargains In every department.
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MONDAY and TUESDAY, October I'd and Sd, are
the last days of LEVY BROTHERS Grand Closing
sale. Bargains In every department.
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- {. :. for Catarrh Is sure cure; cured me
after all other treatment had iultd' p,
&C. BURNS, Grecncastlc, Ina.
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MONDAY and TUEsD DAY, october ID and 3D. are
the last days of LEVY BROTHERS. Grand Closing
sale. Bargains In every department.
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Entered at the Post-oGicc at Richmond. Va
second-class matterJ
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1T SHOULD RE UsEDB ALL PERSONS, OLD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OFT
ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR

Persons travelling or living In unhealthy locslI-
ies hy taking dose occasionally 10 keep the Liver
I'm healthy action will avoid all Malaria Billions al
facks, Dizziness. Nausea, Drowsincss, Depression
of spirits, &C. 10 Will invlgorate like glass OF
wine. But Is no INTONICATING BEVERAGE.
II Won have eaten anything hard Of digestion, or
feel heavy after meals, or slocpess NJ night take
dose and You will Toe relieved.
TINE AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BEsAvED
BY ALWAYS KEEPING THE REGULA-
TOR IN THE HOUSE!
For. whatever the ailment may be. thoroughly
safe PURGATIVE, ALTERNATIVE. AND TONIC cen
never be out Of place The remeiv is HARMLESS,
AND DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE.
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
and has an the power and efficacy Of CaIomel or
Ouinine, without any of the injurious after effects
\ GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
simmons Liver. Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and am satisfied II is val
nable addition 10 the medical science.
J. GILL SHORT kR, Governor Of Alabama.
Hon Alexander II. stevens. of Georgia, says /:
Have derived some benefit from the use Of Sim
mons Liver Regulator, and wish TO give it u fur
ther trial.
RELIKyE.~-l have used many remedies for Dys
peusia. Liver Affection, aud Debility. but never
have found ANYTHING 70 benefit me to The extent
simmons Liver Regulator has. sent from Min
neSofa 10 Georgia for IL. and would send further
for such a medicine. and would advise all who
an similarly affected to give II trial, is il seems
the only thing that never fails t. relieve.
L. VI. JANNEY, Minneapolis. MINI.
Dr. T. ". Mason says: From actusl experience
IN the use Of simmons Liver Regulator I'm my
practicr | have been and am satisfied TO use and
prescrlbe VI IS purgatiye medicine.
sr- Take only the GENUINE, which aiway; has
on the wrapper the RED TRADEMARK and SIC
v.rrnEor J. II. ZELIN & co.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
s. 2Q-2tawly
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Hot SPRINGS, ARK, July 4 IeeZ.
Ihave had what my physicians teriheu tV]IiIi' ,ii
or over eight years. Came hVe YER *" ~ r" III
nlace To i've in order that might p9 Gu C9ftu. ,ii
bErinr flat time | cnergctjcally appned an t t1
healing an Of the physicians here i'"lh iulcl.~i
and external IN connection WIN the ceIcri - -
Thermal hot baths. and in addition nave ia' 'IhoH
more Than hundred bottles ot various ihcui'
without the desired result. Up 10 tiicc i,i"itnI I
ago had almost believed my case lhcufanV,, N I
heyan taking Swfis SPECIFIC - = - WIN III G,f u
skeuticism possible. Tie cTuptun wa ,,,,nt a.
worst vel there were some signs ol oI
and after three months use Of :. - = hIli sD ~
and we'll not a sign of the eruption, ".y S"oJ Sc''J
smooth and clear. and my genera n,s n."i,r q" i,f
as il ever was. Ii there are any u"un,lhS ~
them write to me here. - 49,
FROM THE GREAT DRUG-HOUsE or lie
NORTHWEST. T.
We do not hesitate to say that LOT yer a thon
have sold more Of Swfts Spccihc : - ~ NJ
any other blood purifier combined Ann ,oa Io
astonishing results One gentleman "ilo uscu or 80
a dozen bottles SAYS that II has doile MN N 10o
good than treatment which cost MN 'CSH, ~,
Another who has used Il for q Scroiulous ahe''i0"
rersnrts a nermanent cure from It's use
Yours truly. 1900 err~v~soN & CO.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGlSlS'
[se 24-Su,W&FJ --
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uNINERsrrY SrINOL. PETERS

y ~ Re. YA.-ihc eighteenth annual session
begins OCTOBER %. Thorough preparation for
| University of Virginia and United states Military
and Naval Academies. Highly recommended ny
Faculty 81 the niyer-it Of Virginia. full tan OF
Instructors Pupils uni ifOimly successful situation
hcllthful. Eariy application advised, as number
of boarlcls Is strictly limited. for catalogue ad-
dress ". GONDON NJ CAEt. Ma.tcr. au 3-2m
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY,

A SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
No. 1922 EAST ERANKLIN STREET.
The eighteenth session commences THURSDAY,
September lith. For terms apply at the above
srhool-rooms 10 - 4. BEACH,
=. Ii-tOcl Principal.
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SYMPTOMS or A DISEASED LIVER

Rad Breath, Pain IN the Side sometimes the main
IS felt under the Shoulder-blade. mistaken for
Rheumatism; general loss Of appetite: Rowels gen-
,raily cOsivc, sometimes alternating with lay nc
head l. troubled with pain, l. dull and heavy with
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with a
painful sensation oi leaving undoDe something
which ought % have been done; u slight, dry cough
and flashed face Is sometimes an attendant often
m,si1kcn for consumption; the patient complains
OF wearincss and debility; nervous. easily star
lied; feet cold or burnlns sometimes a prickIv
sensation OF the skin exists; spirits are low and
dcspondcnt. and, although satisfied that exercise
would &c beneficial, yet one can hardly summon
M forttnde 90 try t-in fact, dis.rnsfs every rem
tsdy Several OF the above symptoms attend the
disease. but cases have occurred when but f,w az
them existed, yet examination after death has
shown the LIVER 20 have been extensively de-
ranged
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SIMMONS LIVER REeuLAToR.

AKEslMM0NS LIVER REGuL AToR
FOR
DYSPEPSIA. CosTvENEss,
SIGN HEADACHE CHRONIC DIARRHGA,
JAUNDICE, IMrURITY OF THE BLOOD.
FEVER AND AGUE, MALARIA.
AND ALL DISEASES CAUSEDBY DrpAScr.
NENT OF LIVER, BOWELS, AND
KIDNEYS.