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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-14

MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING MARCH 10, 1SS3.-CouSeS OF DeGth
Apoplexy, / coIored; bronchitis, ! white,
cplored: burns, colored; congestion OF
lungs, white; consumption, , white, !
colored: debility, / white; drowning, /
white: fever (childbcd), l colored; inanI,
tion. white; meningitis, white; ola
ace, white; paralysis, , white, 3 colored ;
pneumonia, > white, 3 colored; premature
birth. . colored; puerperal conyulSions, l
white: surgical operation, white; teeth
ing, 1 white; unknown, white, color,
ed urama, / white. Whole number oi
deaths in the city, exclusive OF still-birihs,
3G-white, 20; colorcd, l6. Locdhtg:
Marshall Ward. |; jefferson Ward, .;
Madison Ward, I; Monroe Ward, J; Clay
Ward. ); Jackson Ward, II amShouSe,
Rate OF mortality Of whole population
was 1882 per 1000 per annum; rate OF
mortality OF white population was q
per 900 per annum; rate OF mortality ol
coIored population was 29''l per l'Uoo pei
onnum J. G.. CABELL, NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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, ,FUNERAI OF Mrs. BESSIE WADE.-The
funeral of the lamented young bride and
mother. Mrs. Bessie L. Wade, daughter Of
TIL. ID. Walford, took place from Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church Yesterday at
Bpm. The edifice was literally packed,
and AS the casket was borne up the aisle 1t
seemed to be covered with flowers. The
organ mourniully pcaled it. echoes ~ the
minister recited II am the resurrection and
the life. saith the Lord" The solo There
is Rest i'm the Grave" was sung by Miss
Lena Enos. After 4 touching prayer by
the pastor. Miss Lola Mitchell sang peace,
Troubled Soul" The pastor eloquently
and ieellngly spoke Of the Christian grace
OF the deceased a. daughter, wife, and
teacher. and the congregation eylnced their
sorrow and grief painfully. While the
body was borne from the church Jesus,
Lover OF Ny Soul" was sung. Her Sun
day-school scholars followed the remains,
each carving a beautiful floral design. The
interment took place in peaceful Holly
wood as the sun was sinking in a halo OF
glory, exemplifying the beautiful life OF the
amiable and good woman. KEY: MI. ward
law, Of Laurel-Stre and Key. II. c,
'Cheatham, OF Union station, assisted in the
services.
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CT.PATRICK's-DAY CELEBRATION.

Having been appointed Chef Marshal Of the
procession with which the approaching l7th OF
NJ ,rch f. To- bc cOmmemOrateti I'm this city. re-
spectfully request all patriO ic an benevolent as
sOcia ions interested Ia this anniversary OF Ire
Lands patron saint to honor with their presence
at CArHEDR Al HALL at O'Clock on the
morning of that day 10 unite Iva the procession.
At 10 O'Clock High Mass Will becelebTated AT the
Cathedral. during which an address viii be delly-
cred by Rev. Dr. ID j. O'ConnclL l1te Of this city.
and the collection tabcnup on the occasion viii be
de .Ored To- The relief of The distress prevailing IN
the County Donegal. No wOrihier honor can be
offered the memory Of II. Patrick than 10 feed tho
starving women and children Of his beloved isle,
and | venture 90 hope that many Of our fellow
cltizens of other faiths will add their coniribu-
tions on that day-uot alone In exhibition of their
accustomed charity bur for the further reason that
their kindly offerings will help the poor of the ma
JOIN N. HIGGINS,
NH l4-3t chief Marshal.
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RESTtI RANTS.

THE SALOON FORMERLY OCCU-
L PIED by Mr.. John ID. smelling. No. 9l5 sank
street (known ls THE CAFEl. win be re-opened
L. the public by the present proprietor On THU rs
DAY IHE 18TH INSTANT.
This Is the hands0mest place Of resort In the
city. having been recently htted up In the most
tlsty stylc regardless of eXpen~e. The Bill
LARD and POOL-TABLES are in excellent or
der. special care has been LAX IN The selection
of the stock, and full guarantee IS given that me
brands OF WINES. Liquors. CIGARS, and To-
BACC0. ,..
| have secured .he efficient services Of Mr. JOHN
= ROBERTS. who will have charge Ot the business
lie Slll be pleased To see his friends.
NH li-2t ". r. CHANGER. Proprietor.
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We are indebted 10 Messrs. Foster,
Campbell & Co. for copies Of the neat little
book containing many valuable suggestions
as to how the most pleasing results Of per-
feet Photographic portraits are TO be Sc
cured. There is indeed a great deal in
knowing how to sit for photograph, and
we would advise all parties Interested to
provide themselves with copies OF the very
acceptable guide, which will be furnished
free of charge by Foster, Campbell Il Co.,
525 Broad street.
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Railroad Appointment.

Colonel A. l.. Rives, lately with the Mo-
bile and Ohio railroad as general manager,
is TO become, it is understood here, second
yice-president OF the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company and vice-pr
dents OF each Of the other roads In the
Danyille system.
There is now no second yice-president
Of the Danyille road. II is position that
has been vacant for some time.
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PERSONAL.
NH l4-3t

ITO JOHN HENRY: Take notice that |
Il shall on SATt RDAY the l4th day Of April.
1888. move the Judge of the Chancery Court OF
the city of Richmond in the conrt-ropm OF the
said court, 20 Substitute some stniable person rs
trustee I'm your place and stead fn the trust-deed
executed by AdOlp phus ID. Williams. trustee. harle<
:. Morgan aud James Nesbitt- trustees Mariana
Giannini. and william Garrett o. YOU. dated lhc
9th dryof September, 1854. aud recorded IN the
clerks office # the Chancery C0Urt OF The city OF
Richmond. in Dccd-BOok Gs B, page 253.
Very respectfully. WILLIAM GARRETT. -
By counsel. HAw & WADDILL.
MARCH, 10, 1855. NH li-Wft
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CouvrrrEp TO JAIL Isaac Jones was
arrested Yesterday, charged with killing
Andrew Jordan-both coloreo' Ine pI pa,'I
ulars of the difficulty have been puollsueu.. q. .
Yesterday the jury OF inquest returhsu ., t"e .
following verdict: 1--WE 'ne iul! n"o -
true verdict that Andrew JORDAN Sa Sa'l', ~ w.
his death by blows inflicted on his hsau os
Isaac Jones'" Jones was sent on lor n's a.
pearance before the grand Jury ~ "s hVA'
session. He was committed to tait
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A Eeu EuferDriSes

The fine store-rOom at the southeast cor
ner OF Main and Thirteenth streets, former
" occupied by the Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company, will be opened on or
about the 2Sth Of March wlth the hnest
stock Of Mems, Youths, Boys, anu Chh-
dren's Clothing ever before exhibited IN
Richmond.
Wait till the Grand Opening.
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sT.TIoNERs' MATERIAL.


VHE HEUNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
APPOINTED AGENT FOR NJ. MILLiiisEh'
Trustee for isaughInan Brothers,
oscrs for sale at their store, No. 1917 MainstIeci
their large and assorted stock Of goods, consist
iBgof
WRAPPING and WRITING-PAPERs'
FLAT, PRINTiNG-PAPERs' and
CARDBOARD STOCK;
ENVELOPES,
TwISEs, PAPER BAGS,
BLANK-BOOKS.
OFFICE STATIONERY, &C.
Orders for all kinds Of PRINTING solicited and
promptly executed.
All goods sold at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH, as the trustee desires 10
close oul the same as soon as practicable.
&. c. BAUGHMAN,
fe25-lm Agent fgr NJ. Millhiser. Trustee.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 \. NJ, 81 ;
Q \. NJ, 44; noon, GA; j. NJ, g.; J..
NJ. co; midnight, 3d.
Mean temperature, 53s.
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srpsEuE COuRT OF APPEM.s.-Blantoh,
Commissioner. rs. Southern Ferillzlng
Comnany. Argued by +. :. Blair, Esd,
for appellant and Colonel I Ihar'cS "''' ''''"'
for appelees, and submitted. -, -.
AiiStock rs. Page and as: Argued py
F. :. Blair, Esq, for plaintiff, and William
A. Anderson and Judge WI. kooerlson
for defendeuts, and continued until to-day
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The Grain Trade and the Elevator

A general meeting OF the Grain and
Cotton Exchange was held yesterday MORN
ing at close Of Change. Mr.. J. i. Branch,
acting president. stated that the meeting
had been called to consider a proposition
from the Richmond Elevator Company and
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway winch
had been acted on by the Board OF Direct
ors al a meeting held last Saturday. and re-
commended TO this meeting for adoption.
The proposition is as follows:
To the Grain and cotton Erchange, Rich
ntOnd. Va:
Gentlcmcn.-Untilf further notice the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
and the Richmond Elevator Company ofltr
the fOllowing-yiZ. For receiving, sto-
ring for ten days, weighing, and deliver
ing bulk-grain in carload lots, - per car
load This low rate for elevator work.
they believe, will greatly facilitate the busi-
ness Of the grain trade OF the city, and en-
hance its best interests, and the railway
cOmpanv and the elevator company ask
your cooperation in carrying il out. They
desire YOU 10 agree TO allow all gram arrl-
wing by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
i'm bulk carloads to be sent direct to the
elevator there 10 be received and stored
according to such regulations as you may
prescribe as to grades, &c, and under the
supervision Of such officers as YOU may
choose TO appoint or designate. The ele-
yator company and the railway company
both realize the fact that the Interests OF all
parties can be best served by friendly co.
operation in these matters indeed, all mat
ters affecting the grain trade Of the city
and in that spirit they make this PROPOSE
ton and ask your accord.
The subject was discussed at length by
tbc members present, but, in order that all
members may have an opportunity to cX-
anime into the subject, the meeting ad'
iourned to meet again on saturday next,
March 18th, at 1l:4J \. VI.
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WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGs.-A private
letter from the White sulphur springs
received here states that few days ago the
United States marshal appeared there ana
seized the property and placed Colonei
Peyton in charge, but that the Colonel re-
signed the position ard proceeded 70
Charleston CW. Ya.) to see about the matter
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POLICE COURT. THE following eases were
disposed OF Yesterday
Robert Williams anG Frank johnson
(botb coIored). charged with fighting in the
street. were fined 50 each.
Carl Van Wick, yagrant, was jailed for
thirty deys.
Patrick Brooks (coloredj, charged with
stealing SS in the county OF hanover from
j. NJ. Nuckols, was sent 10 Hanover county
q Nexler. James Hill, Albert Granville,
and lanes Austin were fined $3.50 fol
creating a disturbance i'll the bar-room oi
sJames Murphy.
G. w. Mickie was sent on to the granC
jury for selling goods by sample without
license.
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THE SPIRIT OF PROGRESS IN ODD-FET.-
LOwsHIP-THE ENCAMPMESTS TO BE USI-
FORMED.-Neison, Concordia, and Excel
sior EncampmentS, /. D. @. f., will be
uniformed by the 10th OF April and escort
the Grand Lodge, |. o. o. f. which meets
here on that day, to their hall. Their uni
form will consist OF chapeau, baldric,
belt and sword, and cuffs. Tie chapeau
will be trimmed with two black and one
royal purple ostrich feathers. The belt
will be OF leather, with silk-yelyet front,
and gOld-mounted cap-hangers and barrel
chains. The scabbard will be goid-mounted
with name Of wearer on the blade OF each
sword. The baldric and cuffs 70 be OF silk
velvet trimmed with gilt-lace and braid
and embroidered with crossed crooks. The
baldric will. in addition, be embroidered
with three links and tent in i diamond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-14

WHO is so welded TO od-fashioned ways as 40
to use the most practical ofall mod~o economies,
HECKER's SELF-RAIsING BUCKwPEAT? Those
who use Il once cannot he tempted foreturn 10 tho
ansiguated and Troublesome way Of preparing
their uckwbeat " over Blghi.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-14

Every mother should have her children
photographed by the instantaneous pro-
cess il she desires a pleasing and Iife-hke
eypression. This process was introduced
by Foster, Campbell & Co., jzj Broad
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EXECUTORs' NOTICE.

All parties having claims AZ linst the estate or
JAMES \. COW WARDlN. deceased. VIII present
the same for settlement, and all parties IN
debted fO the sald estate VIII pay the same 10
". l.. COMARDIN,
i. +. DANbiANN.
4. Or. COMAHDIN.
Executor.
RICHMOND. March I3. 1853. NH ii-6tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-14

The whole secret OF how to sit for your
photograph Is told plainly in neat little
book on the subject. IL can be obtained
by addressing or calling on Foster, Camp
hell x Co., 525 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-14

THE FINEST MAYoSAisE DRESSING for All
kinds of salads. cold meats. raw tomatoes picked
salmon, cabbage, etc. Is DuRkEE's SALAD DRESS
ISG. Better aud more economical than home
made.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic and South Atlantic States,
warmer, fair weather, westerly winds, sta
tionary or lower pressure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-14

Have your photos taken by Foster,
Campbell & Co., 525 Broad street, where
every picture is inspected by thorough
artist before delivery.
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A miniature water-color in IN oval velvet
case would be most acceptable present,
finished aviistically by Foster, Campbell 4
Co.., j2j Broad street.
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IN ADDITION to half-price rates, purchasers or
| 81 worth Of Eastcr-Cards over Will receive 20
per cent. reduction at LEwIs's.
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SUICIDE.
Augustus j. Pyle Dies from the III.
fscts OF Laudanum Administered by
Himself

Yesterday morning about ] O'Clock Mr..
Augustus j. Pyle walked into restaurant
on Broad street. and called for ham sand.
wich. He ate this, and sat down without
drinking anything. After awhile he arose,
and raising his hands above his head,
yawned and started out OF the house. re-
marking as he retired. 81 shall never eat
another sandwich" The bar-keeper paid
but little attention to the remark, as Pyle
had been acting very strangely for some
time.
Mr.. Pyle was the proprietor OF the steam
dyeing- and Clearinghouse on Fifth street
near Broad, and had wife and three chill
dren. For some time past he has been
drinking veIy hard, and has been subject
TO fits OF mental depression which lasted
him for days at a time. Sometimes he
would sit down and weep for several min-
utes, and then break into laugh; but all
this was looked upon a. the ruinous effects
OF strong drink.
After leaving the restaurant Pyle went
to drugstore and purchased an ounce
vial Of laudanum, which he swallowed as
soon as he left the store. lie then made
for his home, but before getting into his
house he was seen TO stagger and fall on
the sidewalk. The alarm was AZ once
given, the man taken up and carried into
his house, and medical aid summoned
As soon as the doctors-some several i'm
number-arrived they at once applied
stomach-pump, and succeeded In voiding
his stomach Of it's contents. Afterwards
a strong decoction Of coffee was injected
through the pump into the stomach. fly
perdermic injections OF the essence OF
beladOna were also made, and galvanic
battery brought into active requisition.
During the day 4 number OF medical
men came TO see the sufferer and did all
that science could suggest 10 bring him
back TO life, but without avail. About
$40 p. VI. the sufferers ewes opened, and
look OF consciousness passed over his face.
He murmured something indistinctly,
which sounded like III want to rest" and
immediately expired.
The Coroner viewed tbe body, but
deemed IN inquest unnecessary.
Mr.. Pyle was about forty years OF age,
and was man that had but few enemies.
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THE CELLULoID EYEGLASSES have stood the
test, and the thousands who them pro-
nounce them the best. For aic by all leading
jewellers and opticians.
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SrINGING Irritation. Inflammation. all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchupas-
ba." 81.
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: Portraits finely finished in oil, pastele,
crayon, ink, and water by Foste5 Camp
bell & Co., 5s5 Broad street,
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HAVING RECEIVED my fun stock of EASTER
CARDS, I am now Offering them at less than half
price at l.. LEwfs's.
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SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done at
the DISPATCH PRISTING-IloUsR. Good work.
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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EASTER CARDS at less than one-half price a.
LKwIS's, No. 9I2 Main street.
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MILLINERY. .
BUSINESS CHANCES.

RARE OPPORTUNITY To BUY
N OUT 4 STOCK OF GOODS and cont one OF
the best stands In the county. on the HNef rofd
about twenty miles from Richmond. hrst-cEtss
house and out-bulldngs. well of goo4 "at'I On
and rent moderate. Terms liberal 10 > p9nsie,r
party For full particulars address loo h-BoN
IA R,,hmond Va NH 9-g g,SnXW3ts
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wELIs's "RoUGH On CoRSs." Toe. Ask for 10.
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-14
THE BEST ARE THE cheapest,

DO not poison yourself by the use Of low-prfced
mixtures, hut call for Tolct-Waters, Powders
Cosmetics, etc., made by J. & F.. ATKINSON, Lon
don
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UNDERTAKKIsS.

IOSEPH w. LAUBE, rayz
J bURNISHIN NG-UNDEkTAKEk,
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD SHEETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
WOOD AND METELLlC BURiAI-CASES,
ROBES, HEARSE, HACKS,
and ALI things requisite at LOWEST RATES.
Telegraphic and country orders solicited.
ap2I
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The omincntphysicia
j. MARION SIMS. NJ.
d.. New York. says: " !
am convinced Professor
DARBIS PROPliN .
LACTIC FLUID is y
valuable disiufectant.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BE on all sales Of Real Estate made betweentbs
lst Of January aud last of June the taxes for the
present year have to be paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the lst OF July and ast.of
the year the xes have 81 bee paid by the seller.
fThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents I'm Richmond, aud APP
plies 10 Richmond and yicinitl.l
JAs. MACDOEGAI l.. IL \. NJ. stock Of goods.
wares. and merchandise NJ No. 0O3 east Broad
street..
DODGE & MONTGOMERY, IL 4. NJ. large az
soriment Of notions, yellow and Rockingham
ware, lSr.
RICHMOND BAZAAR 10 4. W., horses. mules.
and vehicles.
JNO. r. LAUGITON, JR.- 10. 4. W.. furniture
stoves, &c.
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NOTICE. You are invited 10 call at 52S
Broad street, where yon may see beautifub
picture Of q friend. Respectfully, Foster,
Campbell Il Co.
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TEAMS AND TURNOUTs.

The Season for Driving Approaches Some
thing About the Drives Around Richmond
aud a Suggestion Concerning Grove Ave-
nue--The Necessity for Having IL Graded
and Drained.
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SMALT.-PON
PREVENTED.

4 member Of my fam
ilv was taken with
>NALL-PON. | used
the FLUID. The patient
WIS not delirious, was
notpiticd.and wasahouI
ule house again IN three
,yecs-.aul no others had
IT.. W. PARKINSON
Philadelphia.
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SCARLET-FENER
CURED.
NANnERRILT TNIYEl

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY. Nashville, Tenn.
Ite.flfv to the most excellent qualities of Pro-
f,-.or DARBNS PEOpIlLACTlCFL FLUID Asa
ai,infectanf and detergent il Is both thcoreuculy
and practically superior 10 any preparation WIN
which ann Acquainted. y. +. LUPTON.
Professor Chemistry
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N.NIl t' lts
FENFRED and SICK
uarsou, refreshed and
BED SORES prevent
"a hV bathing WITH
pARBNS fLtlD.
INPTeF AIR made
harmless and puriuc =.
For SORE THROAT II
isa sure cure.
CONIAGION destroy
"a. ,..
For FROSTED tEEI'
c HlL B LAl y :
PILES. CHAFlNGS'
&C..
RWFTMATlSM cured.
SOFT. WHITE COM
PIFNIONS secured
hVif~ use.
sIIlP-FENER prevent
Ga. ~
10 PURIFY 7 II J.
BREATH, CLEANSE
TilE TEETH,it can't
De- surpassed.
CATARRiirciicVcdand
rurt d.
FRN>IPELAS cured.
BTEN> relieved IN
>fsuily.
AB~ prevented.
DY~FNTENN cured.
WOUNDS hcllciuPid-
lN.
CCTRNN cured.
An ANTlDOIE for an
imal or vegetable pol
sons. stiug>. &c.
Iu.ad fhr FLUID du-
ring our present ai.lc-
ZION with SCARLL1-
FEVER with decided
advantage. n IS indis-
U.n~ahie 90 the sick
MM. i. SAND
FOEp. Eyrie. Ala.
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DEMOVAL.-WE, THE UNraa
HI DERrl0NED, have this day re-
moved 10 No. 724 EAST MAIN, where we have
increased facilities Tor prosecuting our business.
). j. BiNFoRD & SUTHERLAND,
mh i-TuSw3m undertakerss
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DlPHTHERlA
PREVENTED,

The physicians herr
use DARBN> FLUID
very ~ucces~fuily I'm the
treatment Of DlPii-
IHERlA.
4. A.STOLLENWEHCk.
Greensboro. Ala.
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vEApICATES
MALARIA.
CONTAGIOVS DIsEa

p,-.on, waiting on the sick should use II freely;
.-ilt.Feyer haS never been known 20 spread
So, fbe FLUID was used. IELLOW-fENER |
I,. t,,on cured with IL after BLACK NOMlT had |
tss,u place. The worst cases OF DlfhliEKIA
weld tuit.
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In cases of DE ATH IL
should be used about
the corp>c-ii will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
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DARBYS FLUID SRFCOMMENpEDb by Hon.
Alexander n. stephens. Of Georgia. Rev. Charles
r. Deems. -. D.. Church Of The strangers. New
York: Joseph LcCOnte. Columbia, professor NJ
Ncr-ify south Carolina: Rev. \. D. Battle proles-
Ri.hop Methodist Episcopal Church.
TNfiI>PTN~ ABLE To EVERY HOME. FER
f.ctv harmless. Usol Internally or externally for
man or beast.
Thc FLUID has been thoroughly tested ana we
have abundant ey ideacc matthias done cNtfylhlhg
here claimed. For fuller Information get Of your
druggist "a NAM hlct, OF sendtD the proprctors'
J.. IL. ZtILlN & co,
Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia
4e 1-SuNMlN
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TETTER dried mp.
CHOLERA prevented.
ULCERS purified and
healed.
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Entered at the Post-oiiice at Richmond Va as
second-ciass matteri
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