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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-24
BERKELEY CouNrY.-Fron the Martins

BERKELEY CoUNTY-Fron the Martins.
burg Independent We copy the following:
There are now two cases of v.rioloid in
the family OF MIR Grouse, who resides on
Linton Hill, opposite the Water Works. I,
was brought here from umberlaud by a son
OF Mr. Grouse. The corporation authorities
have taken the matter in hand and expect .o
conino it to the family in which it exists
The house is rather isolated and they be-
lIeve they will have no trouble in STAINING
1t out with the two cases now reported.
The following from the Statesman:
Persuant to call. a Convention of the
Hedges heirs met at FeIler's Hall Jan. 18th.
1882. The object of the meeting was to
form State Association auxiliary 10 us.
Association already in existence. in an .ffnr,
t" secure legacy duo the family from Eng
isnd, Quite a large number of interested
persons IRON different parts of the State were
In sttendance Alter choosing Rev jain
W Hedges of Berkeley County. as President
with j V Williams of Grant. and g. II.
Vand'ver of Mineral County. Vice. President;
} H. Alexander and DR. G b. HEDGES
Secretaries. and Miss L. B. Harley. Corre>
spnnding Secretary; the eurolIrnent Of mem
bers was made to the number of sixtv or
more. On motion the Association adionrned
TO meet IN Martinsburg, the 2nd TUESDAY in
May next. 1882
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$500 per year eau be easily ma de At home
"orklOg for F. G. Rideout Co, 10 Bare ay
street. New York. Send for their catalogue nd
'uIl partlculars. Oot25'Sl-ly.
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COUNTY ITEMS From the Shenher1s.
tow" Register We copy the following items:
Same eight or ten fnc hogs belonging to
Col VIM A Morgan. near this place, died
within the past few days of cholera
Some miscreant entered the stable Of Nr.
VIM. Mclvra. near Dnfislds on Friday night
OF last week, and cut his bride saddle aud
some harness, so as to make them unfit for
usa.
Mr. b s. NcTntire, the accommodating
agent for the b & o. r. r at Ke.rney->
vile, hes purchased Of his father in law. MIR.
Henry i'ltner, tho Depot property At that
place. consisting of six dwelling houses. the
large Depot building and l25 acres of choice
lan3. FIR tie sum of Sl4 600
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DIR.
DENTAL OFFICE.
CoRsEH OF CHARLEs AND LIBERTY STREzrs,
Ch;al'EestDVVEs.

Do YOU Wish TO PuaIFy tbs System and get rid
OF biiiousness: II so. use Thsyers Liver Pow
ders % cts. Sold BY druggists
A CARD.
10 all " no arc suffering from the errors and in
e"crs tious OF youth, nervous weakueEs. early de
cay loss OF manhood. &c. will send recipe
mat vii cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great Iehsd wa discovered by a uliasioaary in
aoutn Ameriea Send a self ressed env.iop.
to the Rkv JosEPm r. IsxAN. Station D. New
'"rs' CIV Nav lSSl-6m
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AUCTI0NEER'S NOTICE.

/ OFFER my seryiers to the hlic an "Auc
t"neer.' will he pleased to render service
anywhere in thu 'untV of I-feTsnn, and at
r"as"nAhle CHARGE ] have taken out License
and vii! give pro mpt atte n ton to the husine.s
D. A. PHILLIPS
January II. lsS2-ly.
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f'AMM'S Emulsion. Scott's Emulsion, M.Itin
God Liver Oil. wiibor's Cod Liver Oil
Green 8 august Fl"~ers ('ole Agenb better price
than anv on" else; Bnrhee's G ermar Syrup BuiI,.
Cough Syrup and Baby Syrup.
Dec. ID, 1881. GEO LIGHT
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PUBLIC SALES. The following public
sales are advertised in this paper:
HcdnesdGy. J"""ory 25h Persona!
Property, by Mrs. Mary b, Anderson, Ezsou-
rrix
T"esd"y. Feb'uo'y III - Personal Prop
erty. by 4 s Grim
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Dissolution.

'IHE firm of Wilson Brothers, of Summit
l. Point. W. Va, Las tins day been dissolved
by mutual c0Rssst. "
Z: r. Wilson will continue to conduct tho
bnsiness III his own name
the firm of w il>oD Bros. are rCore.tcd 10 ctas
their accounts at once.
WILSON BROTHERS.
Ia retiring fran The business / return thank.
to the public for past patronage aad hone that
II VIII be extended to that IF the new fl M
January .. 1850.
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I''e " "ee.Ius 1.Fy'S7eF, M rs suudry NOTES,
says:
Hon. John W. Grsntham pays strict at
tenti"n L" business, and has always a Der
tIneDt suggestion to maSe.
Hon James Il Ferguson and Hon. Frank
Bcckwnth are the only memhers who Wear
clean shaver faces. aud Hon john II Riley
carries the most magnificent hrrsulte orna>
nents
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BENZ. F. LEIsENRING, ?. NJ.

The llsgerstown Globe publishes a tabu
lated statement of the arrivals n. the BsId-
Wi" House, in that place, during the year
1881. showing for the year 1918 arrivals
The Globe then says:
'fhe monthly average has been l 39l, or
40 new arrivals tor each day OF the year. in
Guiding Sunday, which should he ommittea
IN apPr"xImntIng the average because there
are no trains arriving here on that day and
consequently no additions by travel The
travelling fraternity, the representatives of
which arc recognized in common parlance a.
''drummers, moo"pol'z~d nearly one-thrrd
ct the space upon the register there being
entertained at the Baldwin 6,062 of these
representatives.. Some idea of the business
he'ng done by this house can be ascertained
from the foregoing figures.
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December IS lSsl-6t COW.
LADIES' HAIR WORK.

Mss IDA TUTwILER i. prepared to do Hair
Braids Puff. Curb. Frizzes etc at r.,i1.,n. 20
her father. near the Baptis, Church, in Charles.
April !. ls7e-tf
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MAINTAINING.

Mrs. o. TUTwfLER i. prepared TO under.
- tSke nao'us Making and all kinds of Pam
ny scSiog. at reasou,he rates Resid,nr. q,
sH!n"ei street near the Baptist Church
Ap'ii %. lSSI-tf.
A FEW G''d Healing stoves al oopuI.T n ic..
~ tor .ale BY H BEAII kcS
NALL and examine New Mastic.,inp Fod :
~ der Cutter, they frst-cis.. and viii he
old Io~. RS.IT ~ oe
THE Young America Corn sh.l!er win ss.t
I Auachm MT clsan'es the corn ready for mar
ket. and be found
Dec 6. 1851. q REtII Il CO -
DICKIEs. Cheese and Lemons jus, received b,
L Nov. IS, 1854. SIS DAIEGRS
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New Stand & More Goods
NOTICE.

500 m stock Of goods TO L. r. Fin-
neil 4 Co.. ] respectfully notify ali Who
.noS the nsslyes indsbied to me TO co me forvaTd
..eo aoa ,s'tis their accounts, as all npaid
hsHds Of an ofheer of the law
J.sHTRLEY SMITH.
measra Finnsll Co. WiIIeon tin ne the Grocery
nunnets NJ my old stand, and heartily recon-
u,eto All VINO Wi6h Good and Cheap Groceries to
eTe tnem call before buying elsewhere.
10 my rieads and patrons return many
tn.nks io' their past psIroBaEe,aDd earnestly re-
4ue" eo1 tinn ice OF he same to my sueeesssrs.
Very respectfully,
Sept. ID. 1851. j. SHIRLEY SMITH
have for sale KINGS SASH ADJUsTER-tbs
oesi OF the kind. also have the IMPROVED
CD TIER FAsTESER-no better known. Call
and see for yourself.
Sept. ID, 1881 J.sHIRLEY SMITH.
IoRsE BI.nkets. Lap Robs., Sleigh Ruppsrs
an Blnakets. " hips. ke.. ON band AZ
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THE FAMOUS
EDISON
Musical Telephone.

Aou C9n LluGns lalE, sing ana PLAY Times
through il at a long distance. ChildTem tba, 60,
read hSnrss can play tnnss at once. The Tone Is
equal TO anv ute or CIaIIon-t M knowIrGoe
OF Mnslc required to play it. To euab q anv one
without the slightest know ledge OF Imsfrumon
tal mns'c. 10 perform at once tho InGtrumenr
we have prepared series of tunes smbracin1
an the popular Ars. printed If simple figures on
Ca'ns TO SUIT the Instrument. Mt n convenient
distance from tho mouth piece, so that il can be
eay read and by means of which. any one
without the least musical knowledge, can ner.
form on this Instrument ind play tunes at sivIt.
ifsors u httle familiar with airs car play hmm
dreds Of tunes without any card whatever. Tha
MuslchI Telephone is more wonderful tuas tLs
SPeAkinR Telephone rs ii does nil that " VIII do
brsd"s inStuctiBg persons who do not under
stand n"Ies to play times. IN. y. snn." Tho
MUSICAL Telephone is recognized as ono Of tho
m9't Hoyel invsntioH: of the ago IN. Y. Her
AID Price 80 so. Price by mail posta 90 maid
and rog,,ter'd. $500 No instTrment sent hY
mail without being repistered. Send money br
+. q. order or registered letter
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Ths Musical TeIcrboua
Gnn OIL, j." nnrchnsrd of the mnnufncturrTs-
The EDISON MUSIC co. go Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia. Pa, or through tieir several
branch houses thro"CEout the United states
~
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IN ONE HOUR,
YOU CAN PLAY THE
Piano, O'gnn or IfeIo6eon, ,onh
EDISON'S INSTANTANEOUS MUSIr

TO any child Who can read numbers from he
loe 1t is as plain as daylight. M teacher rrquiT-
ed. All the popular tuRcs. mitoHs ot onr
pieces now in use. Never fails to give snti,f.o
tlon and amusement Complete instructions,
WIN seven ni"crS of music sent hv mail for
ONE DOLLAR. Send stamp for catalogue Of
tunes. To those who live in the country away
from teachers they are "A never-faiIIsg source Of
comfort. Agents wanted.
For LOO We will mai Won Edison's R,pi,to for
ore year and seven pieces 81 Edisnn'. Insia,-
tanrnus Muse with Instructions or for 1? 90 W .
will send Won Ediion's R,vi.to Tor one S.ar aud
one OF Edi.nn'E Musical Teiephors'r regisfered
by mail. When ordering picage menIion tbs
paper you saw this ndyerti,rmrrt H..
EDISON MUSIC CO..
800 Chestnut Stree Phila. sIDbin pa
BRANCH OFFICES $50 w est BIZ 'timorc g.
Balti'rors. Md: 3ns N 9th 81 81. LOUIS. No !:
= 9th avenue. Putsbnrr, Pa; S57 Washington
Cox. 9Ib and walnut. Camden, n. J.
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CANE LAW AS we stated last week.
PartrIdses are now exempt from moleStat'on
in any way. hut Pheasants, Ducks and Wild
Geese may he hunted until the fir~' of Feb,
ruary. after which they will be exempt.
Snail birds aud their nests are always ex-
smpt from destruction. by recent law.
no1ious birds and beasts may be destroyed
for premium, if the County Court makes
provision for paying for the Scalps,
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The Wheeling Register, in its suudry notes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
Mr.. Massey.
The Lynchburg ,;c,cs says !:

The Lynchburg ,'e,os says:
"IIad we tugwed our bnck OH Mr.. MAJ
sey's candidacy, had we driven him from
the fight " putting q straight Democrat In
the field. the result would have been that
the rebuff thus given the ReSdjusters would
have KEPT them aloof they would not have
supported our candidate, and the breach
wouk have remained as wide as ever.
But now, under the lead Of their chosen
champion, they have come to stay. The
party Is once more practically united, and
~ the next election we shall win crown
ing and glorious victory"
The Ne,oS is right. Had Mr.. MASSEY
and the Big -Four been treated with con-
tempt by the Democratic State Central
Committee, as would have been the case
had that committee refused to acquicsce In
Mr.. MAssEY's candidacy, the Democratic
party Of Virginia would have had no sue
cesses for years. The nomination OF any
pronounced Funder candidate would have
sent all the boilers back TO MALONE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
New Books.

abroad. Companion to DAT Home
Designed by THOMAS CRANE and ELLEN
HAUOHTON. Post quarto,. with specially
designed covers and end-papers. Price
| $3.50.
An entirely original series OF pictures III
colors, representing trip from London
to Paris and through Normandy. made by
English children; and all the interesting
sights they saw with descriptive verses by
various writers.
Every page has been specially designed
for this work, which is as truly novel in
the decoration and treatment Of cOler as
in idea II is entirely within the compre-
hension OF children, while as work OF art
it will be admired alike by amateurs and
artists.
For sale by the. publishers. MARCUS
WARD & CO., New York.
ROSy by Mrs. WORDSWORTH, author OF
"Carrots." -" Cuckoo Clock" Tell Me a
story" Illustrated by WALTER CRANE.
Londsn: MACMILLAN & Co. 1892 Price,
S1.2j.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Go.
What TO DO and HOW 10 Do Ii. The
American Boys Handy Book. BY d. c.
BEARD. New York: CHARLES SCRIH-
NER's SONS. ISS2. Price, 81.
Every boy ought to have copy Of this
book. 1t tells (and shows by illustrations
all boy wants to know about hjte-hying,
fishing; how to stock, make, and keep an
aquarium; about boats, traps, hunting,
snow-balling, and everything else. We
haven't told half OF what may he learned
from the book.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON & 90.
EpochS Of Modern History. Ed,o1rd III.
by the Rev. W. WASnRRTON, Nj. A.,
late Fellow of All Souls College, Ok
ford; and her Maicsty's Senior Inspect
or OF Schools. New York: CHARLES
ScRIBSER's SONS. Price 81, with three
maps.
This volume freats OF most interesting
period in English history. 1t ought to be
as interesting as novel.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON e. ca.
The Story Of Sisqfried BY JAMES BALD
WIN. Illustrated by HOWARD Pyle. New
York CHARLES SCRIDNER's SOXs. 1892.
Price 81.
This is but onc version OF timo-hOn-
ored legend. The author says il is not in
all respects literal rendering of the old
myth, he having taken the liberty to change
and recast portions Of it. 1t must be very
interesting. AT Any rate, it will give the
reader, as the author says, clearer under
standing and wise appreciation Of the
thoughts and feelings of our old northern
(northern Europe) ancestors.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON e. Co.
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The Tariff.

We did not read the States article oil
saturday upon the subject Of the taria
until yesterday. We do not wish to get
into a discussion Il this question with any
rood Democrat. II Is the one question
which threatens h disturb in 1854 the har-
noay Of the Democratic party. We are
afraid indeed tAat it IL not Impossible tn.
4 nay cause the defeat Of cur party In the
uexs presidential election. We propose,
though our readers arc mostly Democrats,
and therefore supposed to be mostly anti
protectiontsts, to let them know Tint there
are two sides to the question OF protection.
That is al.
wemust have expressed ourselves very
carelsssiy II anything we said on Saturday
left tn impression that we have any doubt
Whateyer a. to the ability OF the Govern
mont TO raise by revenue tariff all the
money which 1t needs for any purpose. 1t
h because the Government can easily
thus provide for its wantsIthat we advocate
the total abolition Of the 'internal-rcvenuc
department. And II Is because the Gov
eminent cannot raise over two hundred
millions Of dollars by levying customs
duties without afIording adequate protec-
ton 10 American industries, that we de-
precate the proposition OF Mr.. HURD, the
New York World, Mr.. WATTERsoN, and q
few other Democrats, to drive out
OF the Democratic. party the South Carolina
Democrats who vote to protect rice, the
Louisiana Democrats who vote 10 protect
sugar, the Kentucky Democrats who vote
to protect hemp. and the Virginia Demo
Gratis who vote to protect tobacco and the
iron interests. We wish to continue in
fellowship with Mr.. RANDALL, Mr.. HEWITT,
Mr.. GEORGE d. WISE, and numerous other
Democrats who believe in protecting incf
dentaly American industries; but we do
not understand how this is to be done IL
none are to be recognized as Democrats
exeept the advocates OF GA tariff for reve-
nue. only"
We called attention on Saturday to the
immense amount Of revenue raised upon
the article Of sugar because according TO
the theory Of the anti-protectionists sugar
is one Of the articles which they ought TO
select as proper ones to bear heavy duties,
seeing that there is but little sugar made
in the United States. But the anti-pyo-
teetionists won't carry out their theory.
They are afraid to live up TO it. Too many
voters use sugar.
We think that the workmen at the Tired
.egar, the Old Dominion Nail-Works, and
other such establishments, know that they
are promoting their own interests when
they advocate tariff for protection. They
also know, or we are greatly mistaken,
that the men who earn only from twoSo
three dollars day, or from 5000 to 5000 u
year, pay from S120 to $3.50 of this sum
for house rent. and almost all the rest for
food, doctors bills, and such necessarles
Of life as are not enhanced in prices by
protective tariff.
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Iiricf Mo- IfeI,as

A snow fell 10 the depth of twelve inches
at Buffalo, n. Y, Sunday.
The Bishop of Aysehuco, Peru, while
attempting TO quell 4 riot at liuanto, Wa
shot by the rioters.
1t is said that the yieii of the next coffee
crop Of Brazil will be greatly reduced by
recent heavy rains.
A new line OF steamers between Hayre
and Montreal is to be established by French
capitalists nest summer.
The Utah extension Of the Denver and
Rio Grande railway was opened yesterday
to Grand Junction, AS miles from Denver,
Col, and l6I miles from sat Lake City.
Morris Berwad. aged eishteen, was fol-
lowed by two beggars on Sunday morning.
who, when he refused them money, shot
him. probably fatally, and took Sc, his
weeks wages, anI escaped.
A international baseball ase ociation was
formed at philadelphia on Saturday. T.. w.
Fox was elected president. Among the
clubs applying fer membership were the
Peabody, Of Baltimore, and the Wayerly,
Of Washington.
A fire in the parlo Of the LOCUS Club,
on Fifth avenue, New York, SATURDAY.
morning, destroyed four paintings loaned
TO the Ctib for the asst exhibition in the
evening. One of the seizures was por-
trait OF Peter Cooper by William NJ. Chase.
The loss IL nearly Sic 900. Their is a
special insurance on the paintings of $780,
600. The damage TO the Rarlor is 5000.
Three mes of the schooner Colhno.
wood, wrecked in the aolm on JnEe
MichiSan on Thursday night, were picked
up by the steamer WisconSis on SatiIrdo.,
captain Wilietts master OF the scbooney
was drowned. -Four men gof on a niece
OF Wreckage ans one OF them froze ia
death. The other three drifted for thirty. !
one hours, I'LL picked up by the Wisconsin. |
;. N. Woods, GGeenback candidate for
congress W Kansas. has served potjce of
IN application for an Injunction to restrain |
me State Board of Ganvassers from grant.
'pg certificate OF election TO Judge peters
IN the ground that the State Constellation
IerDids Judge to hold any other Office du-
FiiS the term for which he is elected. Yor
ms reason DIR. Woods claims that the
fotes cast for Judge Petess are void. Va
Vas elected by over $4,000 majority.
whea Mrs. Melville, wife OF Engineer
aeivlle. was taken to the insane asylum at
Sorristown her daughter Msude was sent
Q brooklyn. N. Y, to reside in The family ,
! ar. John Ii. Capel, an old friend Of !
.ngiseer Melville. A week ago Mr.. Mel :
NE was released from the asylum. On :
aturday she appeared at MIR. CapeYs resi- =
cncs ID Brooklyn, and calling for her y
aughter hastily lifted her into a carriage :
au drove away with her, not even giving 4
Is eniid time to get her hat. She L sun =
oscu 10 nave returned TO her home, at sha. !,
~ I'LL, near Philadelphia. ~ y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

The REsroN&.-Wc asked the other day
whether anybody knew a single negro in
Richmond who voted for MASSEY at the
late election. Mr.. j. X. HreGINs testiies
that RICHARD JACKSON (coloTedD did so vote,
and "moeoyer has always voted the Dem
ocratic ticket since the war;" and another
gentleman testifies Though HoBsoN's word
needs no corroboration) that Captain HOE
son, the barber under the American Hotel,
also voted for MASSEY and our whole ticket
Perhaps, then, Mr.. MASSEY received half
dozen negro votes in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
DIED.

Died, at the residence of her husband, IN this
city, November 9th, CORA a. TYLER, In the
ioriy-siNth year OF her age.
Peacefully lay her down 10 rest
Spread the turf kindly over her breast:
sweet Is the slumber beneath the sod,
While her pure sOul Is resting With God.
Her remains will be taken 90 Hanover for inter.
ment TO-DAY NJ 3 4. 81. Friends Of The family
Invited 10 attend. wv ~
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fns Southern Planter for Deeossber-
Colonel W. e. KSisHr, editor-is on,
A'leaay. And an excellent No. Il is, II
contains many good articies--amope the.,
an essay by Professor PAGE. Of the Uni,
versity Of virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

We return thanks to Colonel HAzEN,
copy of his annual report to the Secretary
Of War for the year 1882. He is the head
OF the Weather Bureau.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

Boston, November 20, 1871.
Brolca Chemical Company:
Gentlemen,--For years have been great SUI
ferer from Dyspepsia and could 81 no relief ilav-
ming tried everything which was recommended
until, acting on the advice Of a TREND who had
been benefited BY BROWNS IRON BITTtks'
tried 4 bottle with most surprising results. Pre-
ylous 10 taking Brown Iron Bitter everything
ate distressed me, and | suffered greatly from s.
burning sensation IN the stomach, which wa un-
bearable. Since taking Browns Iron Bitter 1l
my troubles are at an end Can eat any Tine "lIh-
out any disagrccabie results. I am practically
another rorsou MRs. W. j. FLlNN.
80 Maverick street, l.. Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.

CUFFER NO LONGER
FROM
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
WANT OF APPETITE.
LOSS OF STRENGTH.
LACK OF ENERGY,
MALARIA,
INTERMITTENT FEyERs. s.
BROWNS IRON BITTER,
NEVER FAILS TO CURE ALL THESE
DISEASES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
What Mr.. Mcrrick SAWS.

Mr.. Merrlck, Of the Government coun-
SCI. after stating that when the interview
with Marshal Henry was printed he sent Il
10 The Acknowledgement n IN illustration
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
MARRIAGES..

Mrrrled, October 10, 1882, at the residence OF
HE brides aunt Mrs. George Bottcril Inv The ov
pf; W iiilam r. Hatcher Mr.. MERRILL G. FIJI.
INK; formerly OF staunton, To- Mrs. AMELIA t.
hlMBHOUGii, OF Richmond, Va.
staunton papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

we hayethe November No. Of The South.
Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

Young, old, and middle-aged men and
women H get health and strength by using
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

Reliable help for the weak, nervous. and
pRs ro,, I,t dyspepsic sufferer found in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

BROWNS IRON BIrTERS
acts like a charm on the
DIGEsTIYE ORGANS
removing all dyspcptic symptoms. such o. 'l.',
the food, belchlng, heat in the stomach hear -1
&c. The only Iron Preparation that $500
blacken the teeth or give headache.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

Sold by all druggist.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANl.
Baltimore, Nd.
see that all Iron Bltters are made Dos Brown
red lines and trademark Oh wrapper.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
fnO 2j-eodlw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

his general reputation nothing better
could be expected Of him. He has done
his fighting so far In the newspapers, and
probably will continue to figure In them a
Ilncnyitably rs heretofore.