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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
Personals and Rriefs.

In Miss Shaw's party Richmond is repre-
sented by Miss Lizzie j. Day and Miss En-
lly Buford. two Of our popular young
ladies. They sail on the Scythia this
morning for six months tour through Eu-
rope. Their many friends wish them safe
and pleasant voyage.
The American brig Flora Goodale, 3ss
ions. Captain +. II. Davis, cleared for Rio
de Janeiro yesterday with 5,05S barrels OF
flour, valued at S30,G37. shipped by the
Uaxall- Crenshaw Company.
General Malone is advertised to speak
TO-DAY at Zun, i'm Isle OF Wight county.
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Poison I'm the Treasury Department.

Correspondence of the Boston Traveller.l
Nearly all Of the employees of the Ma
tiona Bank Redemption Agency are
females. There are about 120 OF them,
and candor compels me to say that the
greater proportion are young and exceed
ingly fair to look unon. Mr.. Rodgers, the
chief OF the division, asked me TO take u
stroll with him through the workshop,
and found the trip exceedingly interest
ing. The employeS are in long room and
are separated from each other by something
like wire cages-a woman and sometimes
two i'm each cage. Nearly all OF them were
1t work busiy counting the money. They
do nothing but count from 9 in the
morning until in the afternoon,
and their hands move with rapidi-
ty and nimbleness seldom acquired by
the most expert bank clerks. As we
walked through the rooms where millions
OF national-bank notes are counted every
week | noticed that nearly all the occu-
pants looked tired, and had listless look,
although it was only about . i'm the after
noon. also noticed q number OF pretty
younr girls, and some who were not pretty
and not girls who had sores on their hands
and wrists. There were several also who
had sores on their faces and heads. L
asked Mr.. Rodgers if the cause OF these
eruptions was to be found in the work
upon which the "counteSses were en-
gagged. He replied: "It Is. Very few
who spend any considerable time in count
ing money escape the sores. They gene
rally appear first on the hands, but fire.
quently they break out on the head, and
sometimes the eyes are affected. We can
do nothing to prevent this. All OF the Ia
dies take the greatest care OF themselves
! i'm their work, but sooner or later
they are afflicted with sores. The di-
rict cause of the sores is the arsenic
employed in the manufacture Of the mo-
| ney. IL the skin is the least abraided
and the arsenic gets under the flesh, sore
will appear the next morning. The habit
that every one has Of putting the hand to
the head and face is the way the arsenic
poisoning is carried to those portions OF
the body. See here" said Mr.. Rodgers.
stopping by the side OF a Young lady and
picking up glass vessel containing q
sponge. "This sponge is wet, and is used
to moisten the fingers while counting the
money. You see how black 1t Is. That's
arsenic. Every morning new piece OF
sponee Is placed on the desk OF each en-
Move. but before the day is over 1t is as
black as this. l have known half-doZen
cases where ladies have been compelled to
resign their positions. There are three
ladies who were here six years before they
were afflicted with sores. About three
months ago they were so visited by them
that they had to quit work. They have
been away ever since, and the physician s
certificate in each case says that their blood
is poisoned with arsenic. But" concluded
Mr.. Rodgers with smile, although there
is danger in the work there is no difficulty
in filling all vacancies that occur" These
ladies get seyenty-fve dollars month.
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Mrs. A. TelIeY Spenks.
. the Editor OF the Dispatch:

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Respected Sir,-My life was dispossesSed
OF all its comforts by the annoyance and
weakening effects OF nasal catarrh. was
deaiened in one ear, my eyesight dimmed,
my throat irritated by the continual drop
ping Of mucuS. and the sense Of smell had
been gone for three years before | obtained
Or. Dewey's treatment, at the Virginia
House. II took about four minutes to ap-
ply his Revivifier. and in SIX minutes more
the cure was wrought by eXpelling the dis
easing sordes from my nasal cavities, and
am now sound in every particular. Ny sex
laborlng under such difficulties are invited
to call and see me, at 3OS Twelfth street.
Mrs. AGNES TELLEY.
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Ono Of the Rest Physicians.

have been using Swift's Specific in my
practice for quite long time, and | regard
it the best combination as n blood-purifer
and tonic. 1t is entirely vegetable, being
composed OF the extracts OF roots which
grow IN this section OF Georgia. am IA
miliar with its history from the time the
formula was obtained from the Indians. 1t
is a certain and safe remedy for all kinds OF
blood-poison and skin-humor, and in the
hundreds OF cases in which have used it,,
and seen it used, there has never been a
failure to cure. / have cured blood-taint
in
THE THIRD GENERATION
with it. after had most signally failed by
the most approved methods OF treatment
with mercury aud iodide of potassium.
These cases have been cured over fifteen
years ago, and have never had any return
of the disease IN themselves or i'm their
children. FRED. A. TOoNEB, NJ. D.,
Perry, Houston county, Ga.
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DR.. Gregg, OF Buffalo, has been boiling
pure fibrin several hours day for ten
days He then baked it slowly in an oven
three hours, next burned 1t, blocked and
puIverized II, and finally treated ii with aD-
solute alchohol. The powder OF this
burned mass gave millions OF the so-called
sperical bacteria or micrococci, thousands
OF them in torula form, or chsins, and
hundreds OF bactcrium-termo." In COM
pairing these forms under au eighth obiec-
tive with those In blood that have been rot
ting under warmth three months, they ap-
pear identical In every particular. This
the doctor regards as the absolute proof OF
all he has claimed about these forms OF So
called bacteria In disease being nothing
but granules and pieces OF dbrin. The
said granules and pieces also show violent
motion under the proper conditions, thus
suggesting their being polarized and moved
by electrical action.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
Rain Stops baseball.

Several hundred people gathered at the
Virginia Baseball Park yesterday evening
TO witness the second game between the
famous Detroit nine and the Virginias.
The game was called at 81 o'clock, the
home nine having the inning. Nash came
to the bat first. and was put out on three
strikes. when the storm came up and the
PLAYERS were forced to seek shelter from
the terrible torrents OF rain that fell. After
the rain the managers decided not to con-
tinue the game, and refunded to the spec
tators their admission-fee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

Commissioners Of Election: George j. Hooper,
y. II. Smith. Jr, II. 7. Daniel Jr., James W. Hail.
Robert j. Chilcs.
Democratic headquarters will be estab-
lished to-day land by tomorrow be in full
working order in the Piedmont building,
in the Office formerly occupied by Mr..
Smith, general manager OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway.
The entrance is from Ninth street.
A competent gentleman will he in charge
OF the rooms to give information about
registration, &C., &c.
These will be the headquarters for the
District Committee Off. Beirne, chairman
and the City Committee (Mr. George IL.
Poindexter. chairman.) and will be open
from o \. NJ. to u. NJ.
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REGISTER. REGISTER, REGISTER,
Tho Disputed Peint Settled by a De-
cfsion I'm Petersburg-Regi Now.

Judge Mann. Of Petersburg, has in
structed the registrars In that city 10 regis
ter new voters at any time, but not TO enter
transfers until the day Of general registra.
tion-ten days before the election.
That seems TO settle the matter.
At any rate, our registrars generally so
consider il. and they will now enter new
names and give transfers, which latter they
have always done at any time.
The following is 2 list Of the registrars
and judges in this city. The registrars are
the frst-named OF each precinct, and their
names are printed In italics:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
The Storm Yesterday.

The eve Of the morning opened yester.
day darkly; the atmosphere was close and
sultry. and even while the sun was shining,
about midday, there was an Oppresivcness
in the air that betokened storm. About
o'clock it came. accompanied by severe
wind, some considerable display OF elec-
tricty, and a rainfall of great force. The
streets were flooded for half an hour. and
a good deal OF damage was done to shade
trees in various parts Of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
NIr. Conrad Can't Come.

Mr.. Holmes Conrad has written to the
Democratic CITY Committee here stating
that he will be unable to accept their inyi,
tation TO address the people OF Richmond
at Mozart Hall on Friday night. lie states
that on the sth he will meet John ;. Wise
ESD. in discussion at Louisa Courthouse
He hopes to meet the people OF Richmond
later in the canvass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
Matters I'm Manchester.

The enrolment OF the public schools,
which opened Monday, isvery encouraging.
there being 3j1 scholars in the white
schools and 1923 in the colored. This is
quite an increase over the enrolment OF
last year.
The funeral Of Miss Bette Winfree was
preached at Mount Herman church, in
Chesterfield county, yesterday, by DR..
William f. Hatcher. OF Richmond. There
was n large gathering Of sympathizing
friends, and the services were very im-
nresslYe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
Tho HoHit.sr History.

The survivors OF the Third Company Of
Richmond Howitzers held Il meeting yes
terday to devise ways and means to publish
the history Of their company. They have
almost enough manuscript data TO complete
the record OF the whole four years OF the
war, but members and others who can fur-
nish additional material should communi-
cate with Major Carter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance was called out twice yes
terday. The first time to attend man ut
Tanner & Delaney's shops who had been
caught beneath piece Of falling timber,
and had his shoulder-blade broken. He
was taken to his home, on Second street.
The second call was to see man at the
Third-police station who had fallen on the
street while in state Of intoXication. and
sustained various bruises and cuts about his
head and face. The necessary surgical aid
was rendered, and he was left at the police
uta
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4 MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
LETTING THE PUBLIC KNOW ABOUT THE
MIsFlT BUSINESS.

The place that does a strictly honorable business
need have no secrets from the public, and the
MISFIT STORE, 9l2 Main street. Is always ready
to demonstrate To any caller the superiority OF the
CLOTHING II sells To that found elsewhere. The
clothing we sell is put together with all the skill
the merchant taller commands. The merchant
tailor cannot afford to use poor trimmings or
Innings or to slight his work IN any way. More
over, there IS also superiority about the material
The tailor never makes up those goods that contain
more eotton.neld than sheep. You viii lind ro
shoddy IN our store. But how can We sell thi,
really superior clothing 50 lowY you may ask. u
Is because the tailor. having no market for the
goods, must dispose of them 10 us at a very low
price. so, you see, profit by The tailor's troC-
bles and you can eet the tailors work at hall tie
talor's price by patronizng us. No other place
can offer YOU such an induccmeut. Al -. -, 80,
$40. sl2, sl4, SIS, il7, SIS. and $50 We can &C.
YOU SUITS that were custom-nade 10 soll az from
si5 to $40: PANTS made to sell at $40 We sell a.
IS: PANTS worth SO we hayea' 81; while sl.5o,
80. and 50 buys PANTS actually worth double
those figures.
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colored population was S6.47 per 1000 pei
annum. J. G. CABELL, NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
Tint Odious Interua, Revenue

In the United States District Court yes
terday Judge Robert w. Hughes presiding,
the grand jury tDr. A. S. McRae foreman
brought in an indictment against Richard
L. Bryant, Of southampton county, for re-
moving brandy from a dIstilery in viola
tion OF law.
The grand jury will meet again to-day.
The petit jury was summoned for to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

4 THE OUSE-CLEANlNG SEASON
IA is at hand. nOnsekcepers Will do we'll 10 send
I'm their orders for CARPET-CLEANlNG at once.
Carpets cleaned by rlus process are warranted
cleaner than done in any other manner, and with
out injury 20 the finest fabric
Also, STEAM DYEING aud CLEANING in all
its branches. Mrs. a. j. PYLE.
- l2-codtne6 3li north FIN street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

Finest lot OF country meat in the city
Hams, Middlmgs, and shoulders. Forty
excellent Hams, which will be sold cheap
on account OF size. ID. ANTILOTTI,
1911 east Franklin street,
near the Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

GoUT, RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GoUT,
IITHIC ACID CALCTLI. &C.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. II. LYME & CO., farm OF fifteen acres oi
Broad. Street road one and a half mile. wes
Of Richmond, with frame dwelling, at l.. VI
SAMPSON & ADAMSON. commissioners ale %
farming. timber. and mineral land I'm Chester
field county, on the River road near Hugueno
Springs, AT ~ O'Clock VI.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. l0;s \. VI. furniture.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 a. NJ, horses, mules
vehicles. damaged hay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
1T PURIkIES
TIE
ATMOSPHERE.

ITS EXPOSURE IN
\ SICK ROOM. GEL
LAR. c. q : T. T y, OR
STABLE pur.fes the at
mosphcrc and driyes
away the germs OF dis
ease and death.
TAKEN INTERNAL
.LY TT PURiFIES THE
STOMACH. giving II
tone and healthy yigOr.
IItis thus that II CURES
Indigestion and Dyspep-
isia.
/ WHEN USED AS 4
LOTION IL destroys al.
Frccble- and BlOtch-PrO'
Iducing Germs. leaving
1.-The skin clear. white. anC
transparent as that Of ;
little child.
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THE THIRD GENERATION
Pure Cream Butfcr.

from Cold Spring dairy. New York, re
ceived daily. Delicious quality and at 8
moderate price. For sale only by
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
S03 Main street pace Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

MALARIA in all It's forms positively cured will
EMORY's sTANDARD-CURE PILLS. a neyer-fail
ing remedy: purely vegetable. contain no duinin'
or other poisonous agents. Twenty-Five and hft'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

Ask any tobacco-chewer in Richmond
what is the best chew, and they will tell
YOU "W. ID. Blair ~ Co.'s Suncured." 1t
is equal to any and surpassed by none.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRISTING-lIOUsE. Good work
low prices. and sati .facton guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

Hon. George ID. Wise and Hon. X. Tay.
lor Scott will speak at Chesterfield Court
house on Monday, October Sth County
Court dayl.
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DARBYs PRopuYLACTIC FLUID.


ltho most powerful Anti
septic agent which chem
istsy has produced.
/ It's use either INTER-
lNALLY OR ENTER-
lNALLI renders AL II
lcOmes In contact VIII
PURE. SWEET. AND
lCLEAN:the production
lOf discaSe-germs ceases
land the patient RECEIVERS,
" HEN L : T. ID q y
'iULCE RS. SCALDS,
BURNS. ERUPTIONS,
l AND SORES,I STOPS
/ ALL PAIN. SWEET
lFNSTHE PARTS, AND
PROMOTES THE RAP
I'D FORMATION OF
HEALTHY FLESH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

WANTED, \ SETTLED WOMAN,
w white or eolOrel. without ncumbrance. 10
| COOK and CLEAN UP HOI- n. M1st he a first
class cook and cleaner and come well recon-
| mended Must room ~ tbc house Apply between
| the hours Of : ana . A. VI. at
No. COS NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
80 2O.2fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

PickIed Salmon and BOnclcss Her.
ring
are for sale by
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer,
SOB Main street pace Block.
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HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS,
KINDLY BEARS TESTIMONY TO THE
VALUE OF THIS WATER.

GOVT, RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GOUT.
LITHIC ACID CALCULI. &C.
DIR. ALGEhNoN :. GARNETT, Hot SPRINGS,
ARKANSAS,
Surgeon trehredl United states Navy, surgeon
Confederate States Navy.
My experience in the use of Buffalo LitMa
RHEUMATISM, and that hybrid disease RHEU-
MATIC GOUT $50 called, which l. I'm contradis-
tinction 70 the RHEUMATulD ARThRlTls OF
II have had excellent results from this water In
thcse affections both In my own person and in the
treatment OF patients for whom have prescribed
IL. OF course the remedial agent IS It's con-
tained ALkALlES and their SOLVENT pro-
Hence IL Is PROPHYLACTIC AS WELL
AS A REMEDY in NEPHRlTIC COLlC and
forming CALCULi when due to a redundancy Of
IITHIC ACID"
DIR. WILLIAM +. CARRINGroN, Hot SPRINGS,
ARKANSAS,
Surgeon fretiredl United States Navy, Surgeon
Confederate states Navy, Medical Director
Army of Northwestern Virginia.
~The Buffalo Lthia Water, Spring No. 2, has
siynally demonstrated It's remedial power IN
corr RHEU MATIsM, URIC AUD GRAVEL,
and other maladies dependent upon the URIC
II n MOI % only eliminates from the blood the dele
teriOus agent before Il CRlSTALLlZES, but als-
solves III IN the form oi NsAt@N ht'o' ~
stze that renders its passage along the ureers and
urethra comparatively easy
DR. T. Il. BUCHANAN, Hot SPRINGS ARKANSAS
Il have observed decided beneficial results from
the use OF the Buffalo Lithia Water. Spring No. z,
In GOUT. both In my own person and IN others
for whom have prescribed H.
9" have taken pleasure In advising some OF my
GOUTl patients to try these sprngs."
DIR. G.. W. LAWRENCE. HoT SPRINGS, ARKAN-
SAs.
"Tne Buffalo Lithia Water Of the Mecklenburg,
Va. springs have used for q number OF years.
"Iue IL ,s a general drink when ] am travel
Hog To avoid impurities or admixed waters un-
known In properties 10 me.
- advise my patients who require the diluent,
solvent, ana combining properties OF The water 70
drink II AS A CORRECTIVE In all LlIHiC
ACID Ills"
For faie by PURCELL, LADD 4 Co,
Agents for Virginia springs Waters.
Nc l6-Su&W3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

THE EsTHETEs ARE WONDERING
II there be special virtue In ATKINSoN'S Toilet
Goods, used so largely by our most beautiful ladies'
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1T DESTROYS
TIE
GERMS OF DIS
EASE.

II Is a fact established
by Science that man
diseases are introduce,
by putrifcation. whicl
reproduces itself an'
propagatcs The disease II
overwhelming circles.
These diseases generate
coutsglou and flll The al
with death. SUCH i,
THAT DREAD TER
ROR,
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EOR SALE, ONE FINE FAMI- IN
II LY HORSE. eight years old, perfectly fe5N
sound and gentle; eau be driven by any lady or
child: Is not AFRAID OF locomotive. and will stand
on the street without being tied. tan be seen at
the drugstore corner Of seventeenth and broad
streets. &C 3-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
sultry, and stormy, with heavy rain in the
afternoon.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, Y !;
A. NJ, II; noon, s4; Q p. NJ, rs; L.
NJ, "a; midnight, 10.
Mean temperature, "a l-6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.

BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
FOR
,sOJT, RHEUMATIC GOUT, RHEUMATISM.
URIC ACID CALCULI, &C.
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BOOTS SHOES, &c.
, III
CIGAIsS,Ac.

HEWITT e. son.
No. 22 SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
manufacture DELICIOsA. EL PICAOOR, YlS-
IA, LITTLE WEYAN0KE, La ElNFA, VINO
IA. Old JACK, FUkGtT-ME-NOT, cELE-
bRATED CASE. and STANDARD. orders so-
Ucited from the trade su lS~codtSoll
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SEVENTH STREET II REAR IHEAIEE. (
RICHMOND, VA, september 2s. 1883.
rVHE CLUB-ROOMS WILL BE OPEN.
l. ED MONDAY EVENING. october /, 1883
for the winter season. Rooms open from q L. NJ
until JOHN. Applications for membership can
De made TO any Of the officers.
by order of the Executive Committee.
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
80 oS-eod3t chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
Delicious Green Tea

can be bought at a moderate price OF
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer,
S03 Main street pace Block.
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TAILORS AND CLOrHIEPs.

NEW STOCK OF WINTER SUIT.
INGs.
NEW STOCK OF WINTER sUITISGs.
NEW STOCK OF WINTER sUITINGs.
E.B. SPENCE 4 son.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
E.B SPENCE & SON
FANCY wORsTED sUITINGs.
FANCY wORsTED sUITlNGs.
FANCY woRsTED sUiTINGs.
9o3 MAIN STREET.
90s MAIN STREET.
e0s MAIN sTREyT
F. Il. SPENCE & son.
+. II. SPENCE 4 son.
f. b. SPENCE & son. @zS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03

Especial teleVfan 70 IIt IVsId'VH'I
WASHINGTON. October 3-f:40 A. M-For
the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather
in the northern portion. local rains in the
extreme southern portion, northwesterly
winds, rising barometer, stationary or lower
temperature.
For the South Atlantic States. fair wea-
thcr, followed by local rains. rising bar
ometer. stationary or slight fall in temper
ature. westerly winds, shifting on the
North Carolina coast to northeasterly.
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ASIATIC CHOLERA,

which Is now devastating
the Eas' and advancing
on its mission Of death
rapidly wards our
shores. Other diseases
Of The same sort are
DIPTHTHERIA. TY-
PHOID-FENkR. SCAR.
LET-FENEE, SMALL
POX. MEASLES, VEL
LOW-FENER, FRY
SlPELAS,ctc. Allthos,
generate coniaglon. 9th
or diseases - 4 T. V T. Il
AND AGUE, MALARl'
Al. FEVER. etc.-arls'
from contagion whici
comes of dampness. IN.
healthy situations. or un'
cleanncss.
ALL THESE DIS,
T. A ES & 4 y i }
Cur y - q y l. y Bl
STOPPING THE PRO
DrCTlON or DIS
EASk g. 4 n VI : AM
DESTROYING THO>l
AL II T. 4 DN L X q
DUCED. Both these re
sulisare ACCOMPLISH
ED 10y the use of PrOfes
sor Darbys preparation
of BOracic Acid an,
Chlorine, known rs
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DARBY'S

Space does not permit US to name many Of Tho
uses to which this great Germ-destroyer is appli'
cable. Ask your druggist for printed matter de-
scriptive Of IFS usefulness, or address
j. ~. ZEILlN & CO.,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
PHILADELPHIA.
80 cents per bottle; pint-bOttles' 81.
Iau 5-Su&W&wtSe29l
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cUMACl sUMAC! sUMAC,

IL YOU want the HIGHEST PRICE the HEAVl-
EST WEIGHTS. the QUICKEST RETURNS. The
BEST BAGS 10 pack In, correspond with WAR
NER MOORE. ShOck0e M,lls foot of Seventeenth
street, Richmond, Va. before you SELL
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
DRIED FRUITS WANTED.

Country merchants will ind Richmond as good
a market As any for DRIED FRUITS We have
orders FOR al kinds. and viii pay highest market
figures for all kinds. free Of any charges. Sacks
furnished free. H. WALLERSIklN x Co.
So 16-W FS~uIm / south Fifteenth street.
4 TTENTION. VIRGINIA FARMERS.
N We wish 10 hay and will pay the best price
for WHITE RARE-EIPE CORN; also for NOR
MANDY or WHITE BROAD-GRAIN CORN.
HERsMAN & CO.,
13 south Twelfth street.
SO e-SaSWlm Richmond. Va.