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GoochIaud Delegates.
WEST VIEW, GOOCHLAND COUNTY, Va, !
June %, 1888. !
tn fLe EdifOr Of The UiSDntch

WEST VIEW, GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VA,
June %, 1888.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Last Monday 1Sth) being court-day, and
at Il call OF the county chairman fora mass
meeting to select delegates TO the Lynch
burg Convention. the following list OF
gentlemen were elected delegates and AZ
ternates Bird Maglsterial District-Coun-
ty-Judge j. NJ. Trice, delegate; +. NJ.
Parrish, alternate. Lickinghole District
4. X. Leake, delegate; William VI. Sharpe.
alternate. Dover District-A. VI. Sclden,
delegate; William VI. Crouch. alternate.
Delegate at large, X. ID. james; \. Nash
Johnston, alternate.
A. NASH JOHNSTON, Chairman.
+. W. Parrish, Secretary.
The Democrats OF this county are very
anxious for the Convention to pass resO-
luton never to have anything more to do
with the State debt rs a party; that the
debt question has been decided by the
coul +, and il has nothing more to do with
it in politics. The Readiusters are very
much i'm hope that the Convention will
make some bunder on the debt question.
as they do not wish the debt question set
tied They are already circulating the re-
port that we intend to make fight again
on this question, and that the bondholders
don't intend TO fund under the Riddleber-
ger bill, but are raising money to use in
this State this fall to defeat the Riddleber-
ger bill, and that the bondholders have al
ready raised 100000 for this purpose. OF
course this is - out OF the whole cloth.
A. \. j.
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me Southern Historical Society Papers
for July contains:
Roster OF Confederate Artillery al So.
eond Manassas aud sharpsburg, 6y Colo
mel William Allan; "reminiscences Of the
Siege Of Vicksburg, by Major j. II. Uo.
game; Diary OF Rev. j. q. Law; A Curse
~ Sketch Of General Bragg's Campaigns
paper No. y, by Major Il. T.. Sykes !:
"fbe Nathan Hale OF Arkansas ID. o,
Dodd), by Professor W. c. Parham; Re-
port OF Major-General 5. b. Buckner OF
the Battle OF Cbickamauga Anecdotes Of
the War, by Major John A. Hamilton; A
Soldiers Letter on the Gettysburg Cam
paign, by George w. Beale; Notice OF Al
lan's "valley Campaign" by Major r.
Scheibert; sour Fallen Comrades" by
Colonel 4. l.. Bayne, Of the Washington
Artillery; Prison Experience u u North
ern Soldier. by Rev. George r. Smith;
Editorial Paragraphs; Literary Notes.
Rev. J. w. JosEs, d. d., Richmond, Va.
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DEATHS.

Died. saturday. Odd instant, PAUL DAh"A-
MIN: aged ifty-scycn years. ,,
The funeral win take place from his lale res :
dence. No. 5 west Cary street, THIS sunday N
TERNOON N > O'Clock.
Died. 40 the residence Of her grandfather. hd.
ward Wade. 600 Pine street, Friday, June ia, at
6:lO o'clock 7. NJ. BE >SlF e.. infant daughter
Of Charles +. and the late Mrs. Bessie l. Nade'
aged seven months and fourteen days. Co.,.
The funeral service, viii be held ~ Laurel Ste.e
Methodist church SUNDAY AFTERNOON al D
O'Clock. Friends and relatives Of The family ana
Of her grandfather. +. l.. ID. Walford are respect
fully invited TO attend.
Died. June %, 1888, ROBERT PRICE; aged
thirty-threc years. ,,.
The funeral viii take place from his res ldence'
I'm rear of the lmshouse. THIS Sunday AFIEk-
noon nj 3 o'clock Friends and acquaintances
arc respectfully invited to attend.
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panyile, Va, and Henry Taylor faro
line county, Va, 1876; william au,rJ
Paine, Fairfield, Va, and John Eu"" u
Tunis, Norfolk, Va, 1853. o,.h-
The information is desired ior an e,' -,
crate and comprehensive catalogue no" III
preparation by Mr.. Ernest IL: Lewes. ,ho
I solicit your effective mediation ny INC
insertion Of this note in your columns.
i''1 ,si;,,,srllv vo,,rs. X. A. BROCK.
Corresponding Secretary Virginia HE
torical Society. 1000
R;chmopd. Va, June %, 1888.
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Giles County.

DELEGATION TO THE LYNCHBURG CONVENTION.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DIsDatch.l
EGGLGsTON SPRINGS, June 81, 1888.
At a Democratic meeting in Giles county,
held at the Courthouse on June 10Th, {. l..
Johnston was chairman, and 7. l.. Henritz
acted as secretary. The following dele
gates were elected to the Lynchburg Con-
vention: Pembroke District-Samuel H..
Lyhrook, William Eggleston, Robert d..
Peck, and Warren ID. Williams. Newport
District-Charles X. Price, L. +. Paque,
George w. Hines, and 4. j. Farier
Pearisburg Distriet-James ID. Johnston,
Charles L. Pack, w. II. Shumate, and DR..
p. II. Kilby. Wa'ker-Creek District
Samuel b. shannon, Charles j. Mathews,
l.. j. Bennett. and William NJ. Stafford.
The chairman and secretary were added to
the delegation.
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Political Points.
Mr.. VOORHEES, thinks any Democrat cou
be elected in Ohio next fall.

Mr.. voorhees, thinks any Democrat could
be elected in Ohio next fall.
The New York Herald, speaking of The
action OF the Ohio Democrats, says: The
Herald offers its respectful CONCENTRATION
to the Ohio Democrats. They have made a
platform on which sensible citizens desi.
rous OF honest and free government can
stand, and have nominated man upon n
who fairly ard fully represents the policy,
Mr.. Tildcn was credited some wears aSo
with the saying that he thought there would
never be Democratic victory until there
was Democratic party. Well. there
seems at last TO be. in Ohio at least, Dem.
ocratic party.
The resignation OF Mr.. Nolan OF the
mayorality OF Albany, n. Y, is said to be
undoubtedly due TO the fact that the suit
OF DIR. John Swinburne against Mr.. Nolan
Tor possession OF the Office on the ground
that his election was secured by fraud is
sci down fortrial tomorrow. The resigna-
ton OF the water commissioner is ex-
planned by the suppos;tion that Mr.. Cor
ning wished TO become eligible for senator
IRON his district il he wants TO run in the
fall.
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MARRIAGES..

,,.,o,, T., Germantown Pa, June IN. NJ me
nslIleu' ~ FranE H. Welsh. CLIFFORD CAB-
ELL to Miss SARA CHILDs LOGAN
Married. on the 14th day Of June lss9; az the
residence Of the brides father; py .nc and Ms:
ANNE ID. FIGG; all Of Richmond Va
Married. June Is. 1883, at the residence OF key
y n Pift WALTER II. TYREE 20 MISS IAN
ME Il. HARPER: both OF this city. ...,. .
Baltimore and West Point papers pHisc guy
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II is through glorious acts that men be-
come famous and through unprinclpled
ones they become infamous. PULITzER's
lack of principle is an eXempliiication of
this; yet it has given to the World, which,
even under the management of able and
good men never had the slightest influence,
an amount of free advertising that must
crafty the heart Of the business manager.
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"The presidential election is a year Of,
and we have no means now Of knowing
what will be the battle-cries or who the
leaders in that great campaign. therefore
We can well afford TO let everything, even
remotely, connected with it, pass. and bide
its time. We have nothing TO do at Lynch.
burg with either protection or free trade,
tariff reform or tariif for revenue. This
matter, with Others Of like national cha
racier, belongs entirely to the National De-
mocratic Convention; and TO the wisdom
OF That representative body we should leave
u. confident that in good time il Will be
decided by il for the best interests Of The
party"
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lead an ~ ,ho ,mbit,on Of one man to be-

lead on by the ambition OF one ma" W W
lieve there Is nothing In u. .,,ow Ma.
II the coIored men choose 70 a,,ow ,,S pa
hone TO WELD their votes agalus, mn ~ ,rhite
men Of the state, It is all right. Inc w u -
men will know their duty, ana tna a,a = -
crush Malone and Mahoneism TO atoms W'r.
Unless this IL done by the people OF Nii-
ginia, you may bid farewell to the prospect Sh |.
~ of orr free schools. which have sucn
strong hold upon their affections. lie n VINO
would endorse Malone, Cameron, Dian
and Farr in their recent conduct Is an en-,
my TO the publc-school system OF our s Iy.
and to popular observation-disclosures Wv
1ini1n
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UoRsroRD's AcrD PnosPHATE-T0 ,S11. FOR
o.',.o,vopvrp MEN.-Dr. j. &. wilson,
p Pa, says: Is have USED IN !.
as General tonic, and in particular IN tnc
debility and dyspepsia Of oyerworked NEIL
with satisfactory results"
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The Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity

To he Editor Of he Dispatch:
have been applied TO by Mr.. John DE
Witt Warner, ~ William street, New York
city, for the correct addresses, II living, or
II dead, for information OF "the time,
place, and manner Of decease, OF the fol-
lowing members OF Zeta Chapter, Delta
Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, and alumni Of
the College OF New Jersey: Henry Sturges,
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!" THOUGHT THE CHILD WOULD DE-
rms Is what the Sisters OF the Home for
Na'holic Children, in Boston. said about a
poor little child who was racking itself
almost to death with whooping-cough.
Inc child was suddenly taken with severe
spashls and vomiting and with frightful
pains IN the head. The Sisters write: ave
used FERRY DAyIs's PAIN-KLLEn with the
most astonishing results. In few hours
the disease was gone and the child was
well"
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I AIDES AND ALL SUFFERING
II FROM NEURALGIA. HfsTERlA; ana KIN
dred con plants will find without rival
BROWNS IRON BlTTERs.
PENNINGTON, ILL.--Dr. VI. i. Gamble SAYS"
prescribe Browns Iron Bliters In my practice ana
IL gives satisfaction ~
FORT STEVENSON. II. T.-Rev. James McCarly
says: Browns Iron Bitters cured me OF severe
dyspepsia
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On this subject 1t may be well for the
Democrats OF The country to let well enough
alone FiHcaSie Herald.
Those OF Virginia at any rate. The He
raid alludes TO the tariff.
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AMSSENENTS.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION

The regular weekly sOiree will take place al Mo-
TART Hall on THURSDAY EVENING the 2sth in
slant al 81 O'Clock. Admission only by member
ship or inytatiOn-cards. which must be presented
nj The door. Members can obtain inyitation-cards
on application 10 &. l.. SIEGEL, No 42l Broad
street: G. +. JOHNSTON, No. 90 Main street: or
RAMOS MOSES. No. GA Main street.
ON This occasion. In consequence of the engage
mcnt of the eminent vocalist Mrs. T.. ALlNk
O~GOOD,reser seats may be secured n {. r..
JOHSST0N'S ~ % cents each. commencing on
TUESDAY MORNING the 26th instant
g. Il
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NJ GOODS FOR MOURNING
DRESS GOODS, GLOVES. HOSE. COLLARS,
CUFFS, RLFfiINGS, &c. al
je22 LEVY. DAVIS & BRAKES
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
icorner Of Main and Sixth strectsl.-Rey. W. W.
LANDRuM notwithstanding by the pastor at ii
4. VI. and S:1j +. VI. y
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PILGRIMAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO.


GRAND COMMANDERN or NfRGINIA,)
GRAND RECORDERS OFFICE.
Richmond, VA, June Ii, 1888. y
CPECIAL ORDERS ~
III. ALL AFFILIATED SIR KNIGHTS IN
IN THE STATE who propose making ~
the pilgrimage 20 san Francisco 10 attend II
the Concaye OF the Grand kncampment/
of the United states In August will at the earliest
day notwithstanding before the Torn DAY
OF JuLl-nOtlfy the Grand Recorder Of their in
teniiOns.
III. They are required 10 have certificates. under
signature Of the rand Recorder. aud seal and sig
nature OF their Recorder, Of their good standing,
and or the relationship u them Of the ladies' whom
they propose 10 take With them. In order that they
may have the advantage Of the special rates OF
railroad transportation.
III. The necessary expenses Of the trim need not
erceed The sum Of 5000 per capita
by order FEY TON :. tOLES, Grand Commander.
WILLIAM u. ISAACS,
&c li-l0t Grand Recorder.
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~. FICUTY-FIVT CFNTS FOR J

M" EIGHTY-FIYE CENTS FOR A
good BLACK GROS-GRAfN SILK worth Sl.25;
81 for good BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK worth
1875: 1925 Tor good 81 ACh GRos-s,RAiN
SIIK worth el.75: $3.50 for n good BLACK
GPOs-GRAIS SILK worth -. also excellent
tJACK eros GRAIN SILKS az sl.7J, 81
s2.25 and $3.50: BLACK RHADANA no fl.jO
worth -: BLACK SA1IN~. SURAIl~. BRO
CADED SILKS, COLORED sllks and SATlNS
- DO LEVY. DAYI, & DRAKE'S.
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M EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
n OF. MITTFIDORFFR

u. g l.. MlTTELDORfFR
have iust received large stock II WHITE
GOODS. LACES. PARAsOLs. PANS, HOSIERY,
psFss GOODS. LAWNS. CORSETs. MAT
TINGS, OM-CLOTHS, UNDEksil &C., &C.,
bought no auction.
Lawns. IN beautiful styles at -, 81, 60. ~, 81,
10, and 100;
WHITE GOODS-LINON DE DACCA At s'Ic.
worth II C.. at 1oc.. . yards aide. regular
prce zoe. 70 10 &C. worth BE. 40 zoe, rceu-
lar price 3Oc.:
\ fun lire Of all kinds Of WAITE GOODS
DRESS GOODS. IN Cheeks an colors;
NT-N'~ YELLING:
BLACK aud COLORED SILKS:
SUMNER SILKS az 10. % CO. ana foc'
PARAsoLsl PARAsOLs! PARASOLsi
AS NEW PARASOL> just received az great
reduction on former prices;
COACHING PARASOL> "a Slso' IN ull colors,
I.OOOJAPANE>E PARA>OL~ al 7, :, and lOc.,
former prices 25, 81, and zoe.
FANS, FANS. FANS! FANS
Tie largest stock Of FANS ever offered IN This
citvfrom 20. % Sl.25 for ihe fne-t I'm the mar
kct. 4 an want of FANS VIII DO well 10 look
at our stock.
MATTINGs. MATTINGS, MATTINGsl
343 NEW PIECES just received from auction
ON these goods We are headquarters. ,.-,,.
wards;
FANCY MATTINGS at an prices:
CARPETS 10 be closed ont regardless Of cost, @,
which we have q large stock:
.OIL-CLOTIlS for floors and tables;
WINDOW-SIIADEs.i In Plain and Fancy.
UNDERSTANDS UNDERsmRTS!
LADIES SUMNER INDERSHlRrS AZ zoe;
GENTLE MEMS GAIZE INDkkNHlklS az y,
%. %, 80, 80, 40. 30, aud zoe. for Thread
one:
CTILDREN'S SUMNER UNDERslIlRTs At all
prices.
CORSETS! CORSETs, CORSErS!
CORSET AZ 25c. worth Soc;
CORSET 40 4Oc. worth 73c.;
CORSET az soc. worth -7tc.:
STATUESQUE WOVEN ABDOMINAL CORSET
at $3.50, former price $3.50.
$50 dozen TNLATNDRlED SHIRTS. just OPEN
od. 20 a. IS. %. Is, Soc, and II for the cele-
brttci Planet.
Dou't .ail 10 give us q can for bargains In all
kinds Of DitY GOODS. NOTIONS. sc.
ID. 4 r.. MlIiFLDORfER.
a. lG-Su.W&~u j27 Broad street.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUrED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE
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MANCHESTER, June p. 1883.

MANCHESTER, June %. 1883.
TIIE MEMBERS OF EVERGREEN
4 LODGE. No. 1888. g.. L. o. o. f., are hereby
notified 10 assemble 10 their lodge-room ON MON
DAY. june IS. 1SS3.at O'Clock i. VI. for the
purpose Of participating In the laying of a corner
stone for a new hail ON Twelfth street. Member,
Of ,is or lodges IN good standing are respectfully
invited % take part. By order IF e. ". MANN,
N.G. fic 23-2ttl y. J.. Johnson l.. :.
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A tariffor votes only-Ohio Democratic
PLATFORM Wheeling Inteiligencer.
A confession that the platform will be
DOrIlar
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A STATED COMMUNICATIONS p
"A OF TEMPLE LODGE. No. 9. 4. F.xEA~
aud 4. ". win be held AZ =. Adams llall' NJ
corner of Main and Third streets. on NOM "
DAY EVENING, june 25th, "a ~ o'clock, for
installation Of officers
Al Master NlsOns Ia good standing are fratcr-
naily invited 10 attend.
BY order of the ". VI.
g. 24-ltF :. MEG. FISHER, Secretary
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ID \ S + - b \ l. J.
EEClCRE.

! ECTURE.-REy. j. b. HAWTHORNE
Il 4 will deliver his famous LECTURE entitled
BE TRUE TO IlilSELF,' al the FULTON Bap-
list church. MONDAY. june rs, 1888, At 5
o'clock L. NJ, for the benefit of the church I'M
pr0yement fund Admission. 35c. Je 23-2t*
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n-7~TUE REV. HARVEY HATCHER,

D. d.. of It. Louis, VIII preach In the Second
Presbyterian church at IL N. No service In
the afternoon.
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rIT YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION corner Of Fourth and Franklin
streets).-Song service, for men only, EVERY Sun
DAY at o'clock =. NJ: young mems meeting
MONDAY EVENINGS at $50; Secretary conyer-
satlonal Bible class THURSDAY EVENINGS at
$50; Bible reading, for boys, on TUESDAY EVE
NINGs at > o'clock.
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1T UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
We show very large assortment II the VERY
BEST GOODS manufactured. Our prizes are al
ways the lowest for fr-t-clas. goods
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE.
CIlLDRENH CARRIAGES very cheap jc22
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r;yLACEs AND EMBROJDERIES.-
The only assortment Of HAMBURG EDGINGS
and INSFRTINGS. sWIsS-MtsLfN EDGINGS
and INsERTINGs. TORCHON LACES, and fifty
seven other kinds of LACES, r. NJ
LEVY. DAVIS & BRAKES.
The celebrated BAMBOO CORSET oDly:l.
je22
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. 0Sf BARRELS FRESH ROCK
C,CC-t LAND LIME from The celebrated
"CoBB LlME-KILNsr daily expected per
schooner Brigadcr, for sale low from Dock by
ROBERT WENDENBURG,
Nos. sos Main aud ~ Fifteenth streets.
je 2i-lw
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DICuNlOND AND ALLEGHANY
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.

Pursuant 10 order Of The Board Of Directors a
special meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND AND ALLEpiANl RAILROAD
COMPANY viii De held 40 The office OF the COmpa-
ny. in Richmond. Va, on SATURDAY, June 30.
1883, 40 II NJ. l.. r. LELAND.
my 29-td Secretary.
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~, ELEGANT BROCADED SASH

M ELEGANT BRCCADED SASH
KlIiEONS. warranted an .lik.at G3c. yard W. Fti
81: RIBBONS In al width and color, no The love
81 prices for desirable goods. LINEN COLLARS
and CLIFFS. RUFFLINGS. Iltill>. LACE and
NI'SIIS SCARFS; bet. Gin. Plated. Rubber. and
silver JEWELRi. COIGAIE> HNNDkER-
CHIEF EXTRACTS. TOILET WATERS,
SOAPS. and POWDER~ LINCU-. lNFANT-'-,
WORK. KEY, KNITTING. and -(EAP-BAe-
KITS at In J DAtiN DhAhf~ =.
HAMMOCKS at Toe. 81, fl.jO. and -. g. -
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oprfTAL NOTICES.

T INFANTS, REMNANTS,
bargains IN REMNANTS Of
WniTE GOODS, DRFSt GOODS, &c, az
LEVY, DAVIS DRAkE'S.
The celebrated BAMBOO CORSET only 81,
H. ~
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MASONIC NOTICE.-A stated "A
vi communication Of RICHMOND Nv
RANDOLPH LODGE. No. 10. will De NJ
held III the Masons' Hall, franklin street, "
between Eight cnth and Nineteenth streets MON
DAY EVENING, June 25th. 40 1870 o'clock. IN
stallatlon Of officers. Members of sister lodges
and transient brethren are invited.
BY order of the W. VI.
WILLIAM HALL CREW.
ie 24-lt* Secretary.
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EANs, FANs. Fans FANsl

FANS. FAN~. FANN. FNNN
Tie largest stock Of FANS ever offered Ia this
city-from 20. TO II .25 for The finest I'm the mar
kct. \ an want az FANS VIII DO well 10 look
at our stock.
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Tje24l
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r~g-A NEW LOT OF PL N y,
: TRIPED, and G II = G k J y 81 Ntgii d, \ "
I tIVN,S. NIrN.NEILTNGS. ALBATRO~~. BEN
GAITNFS. and other DRESS GOOD, - very low
prices. LEVY DAVIS y y" no
. HAMMOCKS atSl. Jezz
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m CELLULOID COLLARS AND
CUFFS are positively water proof: inst ihe article
needed i'm warm weather. cam Doe ltl ~ .
LEVY, DAVIS bRAhf~.
HAMMOCkS nj zoe. lezZ
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m FRENCH BRANDY.

Direct importation Of
JAMES HENNESSY BRANDY,
I'm wood and glass. For sale by
my 25-lm o>'Ah 'hANN'
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DRESS GOODS. in Checks, an colors;
Nuns YELLING:
BLACK aud COLORED SILKS:
SIMMER SILKS at 4J. -. go. and 7Jc.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-02-01
( TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM
NO.42
SMALLPOX TREATMENT-We take the fol-
lowing from the Nashville Banner. of the 18th

]
SMALLPOX TREATMENT.-W take the fol-
lowing from the Nashville Banner, of the 18th
instant:
Not wishing to intensity the feeling of any
/ danger OF smallpox in our city, yet being in
possession CT the following excellent treat
ment, give it to the public. When this dread
! tul disease existed in Nashville shortly after
the war, think it was in the winter of 1866
or 1867, the late DR.. Knaffi, my father-in-law,
was then the physician OF the smallpox hos
pial in this city, and if the records can be
found, they will show that he treated upwards
of 400 cases, and of this number the small
amount of only three or four died, and as he
claimed, these were brought into The hospital
too late for a cure. To my knowledge this so
remarkable and successful treatment of the
smallpox was never made known and adding
to this those treated by him after being well,
had even not marks upon them, l think it my
duty to give his treatment to the public Being
east on business when smallpox prevailed the
doctor wrote me the following on the subject
in letter dated Nashville, December II 1872
The treatment consists OF the following
very simple remedy:
"Recipe-Common water, six ounces aqua
ammonia, one drachrn vinegar syrup papayer,
each one ounce. Every hour one tablespoon
ful for adults. The patients room should be
kept moderately warm, but at uniform temper
azure, and the room as dark as possible, the pos
tules to be sponged occasionally with diluted
ammonia
He further says LAS simple as this remedy
appears to be, lLs action is emlnently effect
i've" He also adds I'm scarlet fever, if used
IN its early stage its effect is likewise cura-
tive"
DR.. Knaffi was student of the Vienna
school, and possessed four diplomas, one OF
which is from The celebrated Teresian college.
He was rather of too modest dis position tor
This country, and consequently not sufficiently
known to be fully appreciated. He was
lover of mis- profession, and a searching and
ardent student TO the last in his diagnosis very
exact, and original in his treatment.
respectfully, T. NJ SoHLEIER.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-02-01

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