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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-07-28
AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA

According TO late Hong Kong ad-
vices there is great activity among the
Chinese coolie agents. Several steam.
ers have been hastily filed in order to
reach America before August 4th.
1t is said that new drawing room cars
are being built for the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad. They will be sixty
feet long, not including platforms. The
main apartment will seat forty persons,
and smoking rooms at either end will
accommodate twelve men each. Each
car will be provided with a wash room,
and will rest on two six wheeled trucks
"a new thing on the Reading road.
FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
@. II. Hall, GRANVILLE, ILL.,, writes: 81
never sold any medicine in my life that
gave such universal satisfaction as
Thomas Eclectric Oil In my own case
it cured badly liberated throat. and
in threatened Group in my children it
never failed to relieve"
According to the Republican organs
everybody is paying up the contribu-
tions. There is no compulsion about
the matter. And new circulars are
about to be issued to those who hav-
en't paid. If all have paid why do
they issue new circulars. If contribu-
tious are voluntary, why ask for them
at all?
POPULAR EVERYWHERE.
"Burdane,' the French name for Bur
dock, is as popular in France as In
America. As an anti-scorbutic, aperient
and diuretic it cannot be too highly ex.
tolled. Burdock Blood Bitters combine
Gin condensed form all its good prop
critics. For govt, cutaneous disorders
and kidney troubles they are unequalled.
Price $1.00.
Monday seems to have been hard
day for fires. AT South Wareham,
Mass. the 1vereham nail Company's
works valued at S24,0 900 were destroy
ed. AT Trenton, N. J. the pottery of
OFT IL Brewer was destroyed. AT Bay
City, Mich, fire occurred in the centre
of the city, loss about $4,000. At
Grand Rapids, Mich, large quantity
of lumber and six dwellings, all valued
at 500 900. AT Springfield, Mass,
the glazed paper company's establish
ment valued at $4,000 and the Was IN
Car Company damaged to the amount
of $4,000. AT Fresno, Cal, fifty
houses, the total loss will reach $780,
600. AT Minneapolis, MINI, the lum
Der of the Minnesota Mill Company
worth about $4,000. In all making
the loss by fire for one day reach over
half a million of dollars.
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Rupture

ITS RELIEF and FOLLOWS day BY Dr. sEEaMAS
diseases t and social desires making the young and the d us
Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Dcembea
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-07-28

ETTTTE A TTt complete Life, trial and Execu-
W. LA " !tiOn. Contains Fac -Smlle Let
Ing Immense. For terms, address VIM, FLINT,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Jnly IA, 4w.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-07-28
ETTING FOR SCHOOL HOUSE.

There will be letting for the building OF q
school house In Hemlock township at John Kist-
lers, Buckh 0rn, on saturday August l2th at 2
O. lock. Specifications may be seen at John Kist-
ler's. A, .. EMMETT,
July % Sw Secretary School Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01
LOCAL MATTERS.
Sudden Death orDr. FrancisT. Brook,

DIR. Francis r. Brooke, OF Louisa county,
lately elected Superintendent OF the Cen
tral (colored) Lunstic Asylum, died at 2
O'Clock yesterday morning at Mrs. William
G.. Ferguson's boarding-house, at the
southeast corner OF Third and Franklin
streets. DR.. Brooke was a sufferer from
serious complaint, but recently he was APP
parently in better health. and certainly in
better spirits. than usual. Thursday eve
ming, however, he was seized with conges-
tive chill, and though active remedies were
resorted TO, he grew rapidly worse, and ut
the hour named breathed his last.
The deceased was born in Richmond in
the year 1912. He was the son Of Francis
T.. Brooke and Miss Ella Amber, Of Rich
mond, and the grandson OF Judge Brooke.
one OF the brightest lights that ever
adorned the Supreme Bench OF Virginia.
Young Brooke would have closed his col
legiate course Mt Washington and Lee
with the highest honors that institution
bestowed had he not left before the end
OF his last session to accept n lieutenancy
i'm the Thirty-frst Virginia regiment. He
was wounded mt the battle Of Sharpsburg.
After the war ended, he studied medicine
at the Richmond Medical College, where he
was graduated the session OF 1SG6-'67.
The following autumn he was married TO
Miss ii. 4. Lightfoot, Of Caroline county.
Va. For some years past he has resided
in Louisa county. where Ne enjoyed an
extensive practice. His recent election
rs Superintendent OF the Central Luz
natic Asylum bade fair TO give him
that position in his profession which
his talents would easily have enabled
him to sustain, bad not the ineXorable hand
oi death taken him from our midst. His
gentle disposition, humor. and cordial
manners endeared him to host Of friends,
whose deepest sympathy goes out in this
hour of trial to the bereaved family.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at O'Clock from st. james church,
and the interment will be at Shockoe ceme-
tpry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01
MANCnEsrER AND VICINITY.

Brief Items. City Attorney Nc Rae, who
has just returned from Washington,
whittier he went TO look after the Ericsson
case in the United States Supreme Court,
thinks that decision will be rendered In q
few days. The main point that Manchcs-
ter made in the ease was that the embank-
ment at the Free bridge over which Mr..
Ericsson fell was not street owned and
controlled by the city Of Manchester, but
by the James-Riyer Bridge Company. At
the time Of the accident the street or road
In question was beyond the corporate
limits.
The funeral OF Mr.. James NJ. Perdue
took place from the Manchester Methodist
church yesterday morning, and was largely
attended.
The anniversary Of the Fifth-Street
Methodist Sunday school viii take place
next month.
During the month OF March 2i deeds
were admitted to record In the clerks Of
flee OF the Hastings Court, and marriage
licenses issued-5 white and 4 colored.
Special services win be held this week
al Swansboro' chapel, to be conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Reynolds, the pastor.
The fishing season has fairly opened.
Seine-hauling at Walkers landing was com-
menced several days ago.
The work Of building q road from the
Petersburg shops TO spot near the Free
bridge arch Is being pushed forward rap
idly.
Several cases Of trifling nature were
disposed Of at the Mayors Court yesterday.
Mr.. A. G.. Atkisson, present Common
wealth's attorney for this city, declines to
be candidate for reelection at the May
nlncfinn
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Ld.,or q the 81. John N. b. Net6s says:
IN feshwounds. aches. pains, sores etc, n Is the
,aoa eFocfuai remedy We know Of. No family
shcgld ~ without bottle of 1t for single hour.
From ne Cincinnati Dispatch:
We have seea Is magic effects, and kno,c it TO
be good article
From l. s, POTTER, United States Consul $, Gre
fald, Rhenlsh. Prussia:
Aficr long years Of use l am satisfied IL IS posi-
lively cicient as a healing remedy for wounds,
bru'-g-. and sprains.
WV. SHARPER, valdosta, Ca, says:
iti'a paaacel for all bruises and burns.
Prom Il. ". ADAMS. saco. Me-.
II gave me immediate relief.
H. LrwIs says:
In forty years use Il never has failed me.
". W.LrI, Nichoyille, Y. V, says:
aee your PAIN-KuLEE frequently. II rti,ests
paia and soreness, and heals WOUNDS like magic.
!. ". DE says:
forscalds aud burns IL has no equal.
PERRY DAVIs'S PAIN-KILLER
!, uot new, uutried remedy. For forty yesrs 1t
ha' ben in constant use aud those who lpve used
iI the longest are It's best friends.
is success Is entirely because OF It's merit Every
family shogld have bottle ready for use. Much
pain and heavy doctors bills may often be saved
by prompt application Of the rAiS-KILLER.
unlke moss medieines, it Is perfectly safe even In
ihe hands Of a child. Try II once thoroughly, and
1t win prove .is value. Your druggist has II at 25c
Soc and 9 per bottle
PERRY DAVIS 4 son, Proprietors,
ap i-e0dlJei Providence, I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01
The LATE Fire.

The undersigned were appointed by
meeting Of citizens on the evening Of the
Goth 10 solicit aid for the twenty families
made homeless by the late fire. These poor
people have lost their all. and in nearly
every ease the families include several
helpless children, now more than usually
heavy burden, a. the fire which destroyed
their homes bcreft their parent oi employ
ment.
We ask the charity Of our fcllow-citlzens
10 relieve their pressing wants. Contribu-
tions NAV be sent to either Of us or left at
the offices OF the State and Dispatch, and
will be acknowledged through the press.
NORMAN V. RANDOLPH,
W. J. MCDOWELL,
4. VI. KELLEY.
Contributions OF clothing may be sent TO
the ladies' OF the City Mission, who have
kindly volunteered to distribute H..
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We give below our monthly record Of
statistics. They will be found to contain
an accurate summary Of the transactions
under the respective heads for the month
past =.
METEOROLOGICAL.
The subjoincd table gives the readings
Of the thermometer, the course OF the
wind at sunrise, and the amount of rain
fall for the month of March. The
readings Of the thermometer were taken
In an elevated portion OF the city, free
from any influence OF refractcd heat, and
from French Instruments, showing the
highest and lowest points Of the mercury
during each twenty-iour hours. 1t is be-
lieycd that no better situation for observa-
tions Of this character can be found in our
city. They have been carefully noted, and
are believed to be absolutely correct:
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tn subscribers Richmond Telephone

tn Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.
please note the following changes ana
additions to April 4, 1882, and enter the
same on your catalogues:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Walter w. Crawford. railroad-ticket
broker. 1916 east Main street, l.. g., NO.
272. p....
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange,
Thirteenth and Cary streets. l.. D., NO. 80.
C.P. Rady & Co., 1910 east Main street.
L. s., No. go. ,,o,
Williams X Gibson. 1914 east Main stree',
L. $, No. 26I. ,.,.oo,hood
Cary streets, l.. s., No. s7i.
CHANGED TO LAW SYSTEM.
&c. Smith, corner OF Seventeenth and
Cary streets, l.. $. No. 26s.
CHANGE or SANE.
Virginia Steamboat Company 10 W. ~
Blair Il Co.
CHANGE OF LOCATION.
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
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YESTERDAYS CALM.
Proceedings I'm tho General Assembly
Yesterday Interesting, but
Not Exciting.

Bill 30 Allow an Increase or Danville Rail-
road Stock the Company Willing 10 Partial
~ yReIinquish Its Exemp tion from Taxation
The Readjnsters Think They Have Point
About the Defeat OF the judiciary Bill ;
A Tbirteen-Ctrcuit Bill Introduced-sian-
damus Bill Passed senate-Proeeedinas In
thc House Personal, &c.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. j. II. Kenly has been installed as
acting superintendent Of the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad, relieving Major
Il. ID. Kline, who resigned TO engage in
other business. Major T.. T. ID. Myers,
who was elected superintendent by the
Board OF Directors two weeks ago, de-
clined toIaccept. Mr.. kenly is from Balti-
more, and ranks high as a civil engineer.
He will superintend the building OF the
trestle across James river.
Mr.. Robert Il. Il. Curtis left this city yes
terday TO become n resident OF Philadel-
phia, whittier he goes to take charge of the
ship-brokcrage department OF the estab-
lishment Of q. w. Miles, OF that city. Mr.
Curtis is a son Of Mr.. John A. Curtis, and
is very popular with an extensive circle OF
business and social friends, whose good
wishes will follow him to his new home.
T. a. Cary has been admitted to an III
terest IN the business Of his father, Colonel
John B. Cary. They will continue the in
surance agency under the iirn-namc oi
John Il. Cary a SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, AZ:
Q A. NJ, 5o, ue5s, 7s; 3 II. NJ, rs; 9 p.
NJ, 60; midnight, a..
Mean temperature. COL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

TO THE ONsUMPTNE.-WLBon's CohrorND
OF Cop-LIvER on AND LIME, without possess
ing the very nanscaiing favor Of ihc article as
heretofore used, is endowed by the phosphate ot
lime with a healing property which renders the
oil doubly cfiicacious. Remarkable testimonials OF
It's efficacy can be shown. Fold by \, B. WiLnoR,
chemist. Boston, and all druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND Tonic ISvIGogAroR restores manhood
cures nervousness, weakness, depression, imparts
strength TO the body and vlgoF to the mind Ask
for CoideR's. Take no ether. 0i druggists gene
rally.
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surer; G. Edward Clarke, sergeant-af-
arms; A. c. Boltz, A. De Souza, and W.
T. Hinchman, executive committee; James
b. McKenney, j. q. Donclla, and Bernard
Webber, trustees.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die and South Atlantic States, slightly
warmer and fair weather, easterly to south
erly winds, and lower barometer.
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VIII the many Kind friends who so
nobly came to my aid the night OF the iire
accept my sincere thanks, with the wish
that none OF them may ever suffer ike
fearful experience? JoHN n. GORDON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

THE EMINENT PHYSICIAN, j. MARION SINS NJ
d., New York IL am convinced that Professor
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid Is amost valuable dis
nfectant."
For smallpox and other contagious diseases
use DARBYs PBoPHYLACTIc FLUID. Persors
waiting on the sick should use it freely. u twill
prevent smallpox. scariet-feyer, diphtheria, or
any contagious disease from spreading, and the
worst eases viii yield 20 its purifying aud cleans
ine. effpctg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

SOLOMON HIMSELF WOULD Be PUZZLED
IL called upon TO decide which Is the more exqui-
site-thc Violet, West-End Bouquet, or stcIhano-
It's Of J. & =. ATKINSON, London.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01
AUCTIoN SALES THIS DAY.

Rr On all sales OF Real gstate na M il"n e., We sse
,,, ~, ar have 10 be pa by the purchaser. on
", seies ma de between ihe Let Of July and last OF
,h. year the taxes have 10 DC paid by The selber.
9' t,li euStom WAS adopted about hsteen years ago
- III ,he r..i est ate agents Ia Richmond, ana ap-
Dl,es 10 Richmond and y.cinity.l
RICHMOND BAZAAB, 10 4. ", horses, males
vehicles. &c.
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES at PIzzNrs.

INPORrANT.-LEVY BRoruERs' store viii b,
CLOSED on TUESDAY NENT, April sth, II being
the religious festival OF Passover.
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pany from Bank street to Cary between
Eleventh and Twelfth.
T. @. Williams & Co. from No. 401 south
Seventh to corner Of Main and Eighth
sfrppfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

Frank Leslie's ladies' Magazine for
April has been received from [. r. John-
ston, newsdealer.
81. Nicholas Magazine for April, Il reada-
bic book for the young folks, has been re-
ccived from y. Leonard, newsletter, Jos
Main street.
Received from A. G. Spalding & Bro
thers, publishers, Chicago, advance copy OF
Spalding's Official Base Bal Guide for
1852. II is full OF interesting information
for PLAYERS, and indicates that the national
game is by no means on the wane,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

VI. ELLYsoS & CO., advertising agents, insertad
veriscmentsi all OF the newspapers OF the United
Satos at publishers rates Orders lett at the Dis
pdtch counting-room win receive prompt stten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01
BROWNS IRON BlTTEEs

E. co.opoeed Of Iron in soluble form; Cinehona'
the rrest tonic, toscihcrwith other standard RENE
d,es. making remarkable non-aleoholic tonic,
Which will cure
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
MALARIA,
WEAKNESS,
aud relieve all
LVNG AND KIDNEY DISEASES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

LEVY BROTHERS, store will be opened ~ usual
next Monday hut closed on TUESDAY, April 4th.
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INsURANCE AGENTS.

E Is. MEADE,
u. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
1llS MAIN STREET,
ponre.en,lng SCOTTISH UNION AND NATION
a. INSURANCE COMPANY % EdinbxIeh-to-
tai assets s55,0il,0io; NiAGAkA fthE w
spl-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

Some OF the handsomcst Easter-cards are
TO be found at l.. Lewis's, 9I4 Main street.
His stock il large and is selling at low
iipllreS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

Don't FORGET when yon are discussing planes
that sTEINwAY & SONS shipped seoe"ty per cent.
of all that were sent TO EUROPE Ia-t year. Ihis
spenks for Itself. RyLASD 4 LKE, Agents.
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CHICK CIGARS, DC.

THE BEST CHEAP PIANO for The money IN 1his
market Is sold at 9l3 Main street b. RYLtNp
LEE. Call and see n.
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60 TO PIzZISr's, s07 Broad street, aud gc
some of those delicious STRAWBERRIES.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

CTOLEN, on THE NIGHT OF TIE
> 2eth instant. from The schooner Albert H.
Whitc. one RUNNING LINE Of 40 iathoins. one
TA1iKI " with two BLOC KS attached OF 80 fath-
otns. two MAIN SHEETS. 20 faihOms each. \
reward OF TEN DOLLARS viii be paid FOR The
retrrn OF the articles to Captain JACOB -.
DODGE. ON vessel al foot Of I ventieth treet,hpa
ny oncations askrd ap l-its
OST. THURSDAY NIGHT, bttween
| 4 the uoSt-o1ice and No. 700 We Broad street.
"A RED POCKET. BOOK, with nickel cllsp. enn-
iainlng sl40 In currency. reward OF sEtENTt
DOLLARS viii be paid on the return or ur same
io y. T.. TiiOI.I,
aDI-It. No. 700 west Broad street.
ESTRAY.-Takenn mp on the Delne EStxS
+, f,r,n. an ,h. Neatowbridge road haiffxx>
mile north of the city, THREE HEAD of CAT
n F-onc black cow aud two heiiers. The owner
thst, ,yy or the, will he dealt with according tn
law IEOMAS D. NiL-iNHo-
mh3l-3,%
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PrOrR INSPECTIONS.

The flour inspections for Richmond for
the month OF March were rs follows: Fam
ily, 3,724 barrels; extra supertine, 45S bar
rcls: superfne, 23s barrels; fine, 6 barrels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

We desire 10 inform our many friends, custom
ers and the public generally that store viii be
CLOSED on next Tuesday, April ith.
LEVY puoTHERs.
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LAUBE's DAgcfSG ACADEMIES,
RICHMOND. NORFOLK, and PETERSBURG.
Sofree this afternoon.
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THE MASON & HAhLIS. GIoEGE WOODS, BrE-
pEIr. WILCOX & WHITE, AND SHoNisGER Or
CANS are not surpassed by any IN Tive world. Rf-
LAND & LRE, Agents, 9l3 stain street, Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

FOREIGN CLEARANCEs.-Th American
schooner Jennie Middleton (2S3 tons. NJ.
Hughes master, cleared yesterday for Car"
denas, Cuba, with $3.50 bundles hoops.
containing 223,200 14-fcet sm0otl-shaved
hoops, valued at $3.50, shipped by Lord d
Hight, Of Baltimore.
The Norwegian brig Jaspis (225 tons, n.
Emerson master. cleared for Rio Grande do
sui with 2,450 barrels flour, shipped by the
Haxall-Crenshaw Company, and valued al
Sf7.273.
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POLIcE-COURT STATISTICS.

During the past month the Police JUS
tice disposed OF 243 criminal cases, and
tried 1870 charges OF ordinance-yiolations;
on criminal charges % persons were sent
on to the Hastings Court for indictment
by the grand jury, 20 were convicted OF
misdemeanor, and SO were sent to Jail in
default OF surety for their good behavior.
Fines collected: City, 1921; State, Sl3l {;
costs. S2G.75-total, $37S.7j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

AYOUNG LADY COMMITS SUIcIDE.-T Thurs
day afternoon Miss Viola Perdue. a dauSh-
ter OF Mr.. Samuel II. Pcrdue, committed
suicide at the residence OF her parents. No.
21O0 east Franklin street, by ytaking poison.
The deceased had been in bad health for
long time and had lately become very much
depressed in spirits. The Coroner visited
the house, and after hearing the circlim-
stances attending the sad affair declined to
hold an inquest.
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LEY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

FRESH CAG,HELs, SOFT MARsnMALLoW'
DROPS, CHOCOLArE-DROPs, and CREAM Al
stoNDs al PIZZTNi's, S07 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

ELECTION OF OrFICERs. s.-At meeting OF
the West, End Beneficial and Social soci-
ety the following officers were elected for
the M ensuing ems term Joseph w. Laube, presl-
der dent. WiiIian poolig, vice-president; C..
w rvler secretary: ID. NJ. UBrien, as
sisiant Sc, secretary; william II. pesn, trea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

s25 IL DOCTORS VISITS win do you less good
than one bottle Of HOP BrrTEIs.
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picnic CIGAEs, DC.
EASTER CARDS at half price at
l.. LEwis's, 9l2 Main s'reft.
ProTOCgAPHs coiorcd On glass; ear'b- 1oc''
cabinets, IL. SCI Broad street irI-sfa!rS'.
ovArcoUST or RENoYAL from preseut locd-
tloa, will sell my stock Of cngrasiEgs aud h'ster
cards at redaccd pIfccs. l.. LEWIS
9l2 Main s;reci.
CoroL. LEwrs's for Easier cards at half price
eI2 Main street
SAVE NoSEy by having your printing done
tho DISPATCH PEINTrsC-tiCusE. oooa ""'h
low prices and satisfaction 2naTonseo'
rvvpypopy,s .TrEsrIoy j. eallej-cspeeaiiv
NO.. vino are ,ust starting m housekeeping eH-
a,ntue ON. weIl--elscted stock Of HovsE-FrH-
~,curxc ,Sp VARIETY GOODS, which Nc oher NJ
fully 80 per cent. below regular pfl'e~ oaf n'",'s
, Is "Oaick sales and small pr0n'7. sah sha w
convinced. ~. ~ -, -
Bo.ton Bargain Home, 1fli Main street,
poe UEpRINGs are getting ecarcs. ". y
BLAIR & CO., ll09 EAST Main street.
pvnrcr,oy N PRICES Of p!cturcs and frame>
-, I..LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
TIys5Ey's PEAS Tor saio very l0w 10 'he 'f'ae
IA u III AIR 4 CO., nos east Main.
Noy1RosE WnHKsy-ihe best for 'ainiiy I7s
| ". ID. BLAIR CO.,
/ llOe east Main street.
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Sc. only for / PICNIC CieM.
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NICE PASTRY and FRESH CREAM Purrs Al
PIZZISTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

MANSFIELD, ONO, November 90. 1851.
,.unemep,-I have suffered with pain IN my
ia ,sd back. and great soreness on my breast,
.,,, .soo,lng pains all through my body. attended
,,,,, sr,a, week.-Mrs., depression of spirits, and
a.. Of appetite. have taken several different
,,.se,nc,, and was treated by prominent phJsi-
.,.o. for NY liver kidneys, and spleen, but got no
,,,,e thought would try BROWNS IRON BIT-
,,ss. lave now taken one bottle and half, and
am ,,os, wel-pain in side and back all gone
..,en,.. all oui Of my breast, and have good
appetite, and am gaining in strength and hesh' 1t
-, ,q.,l, be called the Kfa9 Of Medicines.
JOHs X, ALLESpER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

PERRY DAyIS'S PAIN.KILLER.

ID ANI SIS
VEGETABLE PAIN-KILLER,
A NEyER-FALING CURE FOR BURNS,
SCALDs, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES, ETC.