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Supreme Court of Appeals.

Dromgoole rs. Smith and ais. From
the Circuit Court OF Brunswick county.
Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering the Opin-
ion Of the court.
Hall Us. The Commonwealth. From the
Corporation Court Of the town Of DAN
VILE. Reversed, Judge FauntlerOy de-
liyering the courts opinion (Judge Lewis
absent).
Burton as. Mills. From the Circuit
Court of King William county. Affirmed,
Judge Richardson delivering the opinion.
Moses as. Cromwell. From the CorpO-
ration Court Of Norfolk city. Affirmed,
Judge Hinton delivering the opinion ;
Judge Richardson dissenting.
Rhodes rs. The Commonwealth. From
the Circuit Court of Rockingham county.
Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering the opin-
ion; absent, Jddge Lewis.
Smith as. Hutchinson and ais. From
the Circuit Court OF Prince William coun-
ty. Reversed, Judge Richardson deliver
ing the opinion.
Clark's administrator rs. Richmond and
Dan"i'le Railroad Company. From the
Circuit Court OF the town OF Danyile. AZ
firmcd, Judge Lacy delivering the opln-
ION; Judge Fauntleroy dissenting.
Haskins rs. Agricultural Firc-Insurlnce
Company. From the Chancery Court OF
Richmond Affirmed, Judge Lacy deliver
ing the opinion.
Judge Edward Spaulding was allowed to
practice law in this court.
Fitzgibbon rs. Barry. Argued by Judge
James f. Heath for appellant, and Richard
Wake, Esq, for appellee, and continued
until tomorrow.
Torian's administrator rs. Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company. Writ OF
error and SupsrSededS awarded to iudg-
ment rendered by the Circuit Court OF
Nelson county on the 31st OF March, 1882.
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TO Whom II MnY Concern.

In reference to an affidavit signed by J.
f. Gaines, that appeared in yesterday
mornings Dispatch. relative to the dis
missal OF Mr.. w. w. Rowe, of this city,
from the police force. desire 10 say that
was an eye witness to the whole affair men,
toned, (which fact was unknown to Mr..
Rowe until the present time -; and feel
ing that Mr. Rowe has been treated with
the groSsest injustice, though comparative
y stranger, | deem it my duty to place
him right before the public. as | would
gladly have done then. and have prevented
his discharge, ii the fact OF 4 charge being
made against him had have been known to
me. saw nothing in Mr.. Rowe's conduct
that was not strictly gentlemanly and eX-
tremely polite. and. in short, cannot see
how he, either as a gentleman or an officer,
could have acted otherwise than he did.
will further state that the charge preferred
against him was altogether grOundless and
unjust in the extreme.
Yours very respectfully,
j. T. AsHwORTH,
OF the firm Of Crowel Il AshwOrth.
Richmond, Va. March 13, 1881.
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Tho SurDIus in the treasury.

A provision OF the legislative approprl-
alton bill makes it the duty OF the Com
missioncrs Of the Sinking Fund, having as
certained the expenses OF Government and
current interest, to invest the surplus in the
treasury in Riddleberger bonds at rate
not exceeding 100000 per month,
The said bonds are to be bought OF the
lowest bidders, and are 10 be held to meet
the interest on the public debt as ascer-
tanned in the Riddleberger bill, and when
interest is due and money to pay it not in
the treasury, the bonds, or part OF them,
may be sold or hypothecated to meet same.
The commissioners are vested with
ample powers, so that they shall not be
imposed upon by any ring who wish to
make them pay too much for the bonds to
no houOht
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Condition OF the River-The Late MIR. Ro
maine-Sew Road-Chesterfield Items.

Condition OF the River-The Late MIR. Ro-
maine-New Road-ChesterGeId items.
Mr.. Charles n. Romano, who died few
DAYS ago In New York, and whose remains
reached Petersburg Wednesday, was a
brother-in-law OF Captain Joseph Mason,
OF Chesterfield county, and was a lawyer
Of some distinction. He had lived in this
county most OF the time since the war, and
had taken part in many Of the county con-
ventions, and was once placed in nomina-
ton for the House Of Delegates, and re-
ceiyed quite flattering vote before the
convention.
There is Il petition before the County
Court OF Chesterfield praying the estab-
llshment OF q road leading from the head
OF Hull street to New road. Damages
have been assessed and the landowners
summoned TO show cause why the road
should not be made. II this road is Or
dered there will be perfectly straight
highway from Mayo's bridge for distance
OF eight miles. Some opposition has been
made to such an extension OF Hull street.
The case will be decided at the April term
Of the County Court.
The grand jury OF the County Court Of
Chesterfield has indicted the following per-
sons: Rachel Zanders and John Prev, for
misdemeanor; George Jones, for felony
committed year or TWO ago; Lewis John
son, for hog-stealng; John York, two in
dictments for larceny. These cases were
continued until the next term Of the court.
Jones, who is indicted for felony, will be
remembered as the one who robbed the
house Of Mr.. Il. ID. Boyd and afterwards
set fire to it. He is at large.
The Chesterfield County Court has adj
iourned for the term. William Guild, who
was tried for misdemeanOr, was acquitted.
A negro boy named Cheatham, who was
improperly sent to jail by n magistrate,
sued ont q writ OF habedS corpus, and was
released from custody by Judge Gregory.
Mr.. William Winfree, Jr., and old and
highly-respectcd citizen Of Chesterfield
county, died at his residence few days
ago at the good old age OF eighty-fOur.
Mr.. Winfree was the father Of Mrs. W. G.
Clarke, Mrs. David II. Hancock, and DR..
John II. WInfree-all OF this county. He
was a Christian gentleman Of the pureSt
type. and was at one time moderator OF the
Middle District Association.
While the county road-hands were blast
ing stone in the street leading from Peters
burg through Ettrick large piece struck
the smoke-stack OF the Ettrick wheat and
cOrn-mill. causing ii to fall. The damage
is about 800.
The City Council meets at the Council
Hall tonight at 1870.
The river was recedng yesterday, but
Judging from the rapldity with which the
rain was falling 1t will soon rise again.
Dunlop & McCance's mill commenced
work Yesterday.
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Marine Railway Company.

The Senate yesterday passed bill "to
incorporate the Marine Railway, Ship
Building, and Coal Company" Of AleXan-
dria. 1t had provisions in II as ample as
those OF the West Point Terminal Compa-
ny's about uniting its railway with other
railways, and about about subscribing ,i .tn 70 the
Mr.. Atkinson moved that the bill be recon-
sidered That was done and these latitu-
dinous provisions struck out, Mr.. Mere
dith the patron OF the billy making no
Great objection, though he said he knew
tbe corporators and knew the privileges
conferred upon them would not be misused.
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The HebreM Mother.

II the skies had been clear and the streets
dry last night instead OF a riiniall and
slush and mud, the Theatre would have
been filed 10 it, utmost to see Madame
.Janauschek as "Zillab; or, The hebrew
Mother" As il was. the audience was
even larger than could have been expect
ed. The performance was aImos, perfect.
and the actors brought into reailty, with
richness and effectiveness, the pecuiiarit!es
Of the characters represented, anu .ne in-
commanded from first to last during the
play. -,
Madame Janauschek has altered scarcely
any. and In voice and bearing is the same
great artlsle that our theatre-going people
have always been pleased to welcome. Her
support is good. and the company, as q
whole, strong. The play itself Is full OF
interest, abounds In exciting ana pathetlc
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Elriefs and Personals.

The eXtra-session scheme lost its main
stay yesterday when the tax and appropri-
alton bills passed both houses.
The bill sent to the Senate from the
House will authorize only those convicts
not employed" to be sent to work on the
county roads. The counties must pay all
expenses.
Mr.. l.. l.. Booker, who left Richmond
some four wears ago, has returned to the
city, and is visiting friends here. He was
i'm business in st. Louis for two years, and
the past two years at Les Vegas Hot
Springs, New Mexico.
Mr.. William NJ. Coulling, who has been
for several years with the Gallego-Mills
Manufacturing Company as wheat-buyer
and receiver. left the city last evening for
Kansas City to engage in business. Mr.
Coulling has made host OF friends here,
who wish him great success in his new
home.
The schooner Louisa p. Mallory. 80
tons, +. T. Pennington master, cleared yes
terday for Santos, Brazil, with 3,j75 bar
rels OF flour, shipped by Dunlop & Me-
Canoe and the GallegO-MillS Manuiactu-
ring Company, valued at S20,9S2.25.
The Board OF Directors OF the Chamber
OF Commerce &. III. HaWes. Esq, IN the
chair met yesterday evening, and adjourn
ed to next Thursday, Goth.
4 called meeting OF Richmond Diyis-
ion, No. 1, Uniform Rank Knights OF
Pythias, was held last night for the pur-
pose OF installing the officers for the en-
suing term. They are as follows: LieuI
tenant Colonel 10 Lane Stern, sir knight
commander; l.. 7. Christian. lieutenant
commander; Robert +. Briggs, herald;
J. X. Sheppard, guard; j. r. Lamkin,
sentinel; q. MOrgensterp, treasurer; and
W. :. Woodson. recorder. The Division
Is in a highly prosperous condition, and
are having additions to its membership on
every meeting.
The alarm Of fire turned in from Box IS
at 4:4O O'Clock yesterday was caused by
smoke issuing from the kitchen OF the
American Hotel. No damage.
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BUFFALO LTTHIA WATER.
IT DISSoLvEs BOTH TIE PHOSPHATE
AND URIC ACID SEDIMENT.

CASE or Mr.. c., OF NORTH CAROLINA,
stated by Or. G. Halsiead BOyland, Professor of
surgery, Baltimore Medical College; Late Sur
geon French Army. Decorated; Member of the
Medical aud Chirurgicai Faculty OF the State of
Maryland. &c.
The case Of Mr.. c., of North Carolina,
who arrived ~ the springs June 2lsi, affords
doubted eN dence thai Buffalo Lthia Water. spring
No.2,iSa S0frc8tJoT Urtn0rY Deposit, commonly
called Stone ia The Bladder About year pre-
viou, ne was operated upon for Stone. the opera
lion aifording but partial and temporary relief.
lie complained Of pain IN the Lumbar Region,
and pgin sud iTritahih Of the Neck of the Bltd-
der. lie WAS cnacaied; suffering greatly from
Insomnia, and his general condition very unta-
yorabc. UpOn arrival AT the Springs he was pass
ing small quantities Of Urinary Deposit of the
TrfDie- Phosphate of ammonia and MOqneSiU
variety. LARGE fakes OF bloody mucuS were found
IN tie urine. for the relief of present suffering
he wss making frequent and free use of Opiaies.
Tie wss put upon the water of Spring No. 2-from
six 10 eight glasses day. In a few weeks the
SoircHf Properties Of the water were evident In
the diminished consistency Of the Deposit, the iu-
creased quantity discharged. and by ITS change
from Concrete Jumps to Fine Sand. which he
DISCHARGED % the amount Of four ounces. The
quantity. however, diminished, unui, after stay
Of eight wcess at the springs. he has returned
home with the Deposit dissolved and washed out
OF the system. and the Diathesis, FOES Il OrtgO
N0rJi tered. There has been disappearance
Of the attending distressing symptoms described
and great improvement in his general condition.
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s...,an Association.

The annual meeting OF the virginia su
mae Association was held at the Exchang,
Hotel Tuesday last, when. after laying oul
Mons for another years work, the follow
Inc officers were elected: w. w. Baker
of Hallsboro', Va, president; German
smith, of winchester, Va, yice-presldent
w. n. Jones, OF Petersburg, secretary anc
treasurer, Executive Committee; Warner
Moore. Richmond, chairman; J. J: WI
liams. Petersburg; and j. I. Mchenna
New Canton, Va.
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Personal.

Mr. J. Carter White, son OF the late 70
lice. Justice J. J. White, who has been Ior
the past three years manager OF '"S Icy ~
phone Exchange In Wilmlngton, ~, W., a.,
has been tranferred 10 this city. Mr. " n'Ie
gave universal satisfaction to MS patrons
In wilmington, and their resreI ~ par'iug ~ u !
viii, him found suitable expression ~ tne
Ytor OF the 18th instant. His many .Iienas
IN this city will be pleased to know 'nat ne
hos returned home iAsain.
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.,,.,,,c states Nau Association.

The regular monthly meeting OF this As
sociation was held at the Office OF the Old
Dominion Iron and Nail-WOrks Company
Yesterday. All previous meetings have
been held in the North.
The price Of nails was fixed at S2'oO per
keg. base, thus conforming to the prices
recently established by the western Nan
Association. The report made shows tnat
the stocks Of nails are light. and the de-
mand large. .-., -
Yesterday evening the Association vis-
tied Belle Isle, and last night were enter
tained at the residence OF r. E. Blanken'
shin. Esq.
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TneADproprfation BIN.

Tbls bin as finally passed contained an
item Of s22, 900 for improvements at the
Eastern Lunatlc Asylum. The item for
imnroyements at the Western Asylum was
strpck ont. The amount given TO pisci-
culture is $4,000 a year. The military
contingent fund is $4,000, out OF which
there Will have to be paid expenses OF
conrt-martials and sums due for troops
called ont by the Governor.
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Ambulance Call.

The ambulance, DR.. Bosher in charge;
was called to the corner OF second ano do
Duyal streets yesterday about l2;Jo'
10 MIR. Henry Joyce, driver for Mrs
lane King, who was kicked by = morse
His left leg received compound fracture
He was taken to the hospital and properly
.ora1 for
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rURNITU ar.

EINE CHA ANBER-sUITs, IN WAL-m
SUITS, sfUEBOARDf, HALL-STANDt.-H
We have lust received freeh supply o. The
above. zed pariies needing FINE GOODS n
Low PRICES would do well 10 exaansne enI
stock. A fug supply OF medium goods always on
jas 'si"s 's'''''sE%G GArHRleHT q SON
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PERTILsZERs.

EERTILIZERs.- We offer for sale No.
II STANDARD PERUVIAN .GUAN0, ggs gI,, ~
RAW BONE: KAlNITE or GERMAN POTASH
SALTS; DlSsOLVED-B0NE PHOSPHATE,
JAMES q. TlNSLEf * co.
fe 2G.ln 1925 Cary street.
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ENTERPRISE.

Messrs. Crensbaw & Co. have elected ar,
r,nrsments securing to them the nfst ana
only exclusive wire controlled py private
nariIes between Richmond and ch'cago'
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Joe Biair's Pictorial.

Joseph NJ. Blair, grocer, S0S Nam street,
has Just issued beautiful pictorial, con.
tanning almanac, cookery receipts, &c.
One OF the pictures, showing canal-bOat
winding around the bluff just west OF Hol-
lywood, is q reminder OF dear old times.
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situations, and is smooth from the com.
mencemeDt to end.
Tonight, Bleak House, dramatized from
Charles Dickens's celebrated work Of the
same name. IL will be elegant. Go and
see it,
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Dollhouse.
Inc Board viii no doubt be careful TO
select spot on the Square where the build
ing can be erected with least detriment to
the appearance Of the new Capitol which
II Is hoped will be begun In the course Of
the next five or ten years.
Members Of the Legislature win not lis
ten to proposition either to purchase a
site for the library or to tear down the Gov
ernor's mansion.
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SKlN IIUMOR.

Ny baby six months old broke oui win some ONE
month. by my family physician was given up 70
die. The druggist recommended Swlfts specinc'
and the eject was gratifying as II was uilIauu ~,
Ous My child soon got WELL all traces Oh the us
ease Is gone. aud he Il as fat as pig.
j. j. KIRKLAND.
hinden, Rusk county, Texas.
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Ainden, Rusk county, Texas.

Ihave suege,ed for many years from ulcers on
ny legs. very often large and painful, during
which time I used almost everything 70 eject
cure. but in vain. ] took Sw1frs SPeclne oy , au,
s,rnd ,td ,,eu EDWIN j. MILLER,
'" WI" Beaumont, Texas.
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/ have been afflicted with Scroinla iof Twelve
years. and have had sores OH me as large ~ ulan
hand for that length OF time. Last summer mas sd
spent bsdreds of doilars in the effort 10 be cured
but all 10 no purpose aud had injured myseii wIe
mercury and DOtash Your Swift's Speclnc cllIcl
RI. HIGH, LaSoni, Ark
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Triple Plated SiiVer-Syarc-Eine Ia
bTe-CufIery and Clocks.

Positively last sales on Friday and Sat
urday at lOi \. NJ. and A O'clock p. NJ.
A large and valuable stock still on hand.
JNO. T.. LAUGnTON, Jr.. AuctiOneer,
1924 Main street.
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scRoFULoUs AFFECTIONS.

With ladies, gentlemen, and bon rtUdntS every
where II has become the standard of dietary eXpe-
dients. fortlfying the digestive functions ana
enabling free -liyers 10 indulge with impunitY al
table. The world OF wealth, intelligence ana re-
hnement testines to its sparkling, naturally pure
and delightful qualities Is the beverage incompar-
able, ana accrcdit II with being the surest ana
peediest source Of clear compilations, high heaith
anGexuberant spirits.
HATHOKN SPRING WATER Is sold only III
elass bottles; four dozen pints are packed IN case
Il may be obtained at all hotels, and Of druggists
wine merchants. and grOcers everywhere
r. II. HATH0RN,
nh 7-f34i Hathorn Springs Saratoga ~ l.
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r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
/ SELF A CANDIDATE ROR THE OFFICE
OF sHEkiFF, sn' feet 10 the democratic nemina-
tion. Having been Deputy sheriff for about
thirteen years, and now carving on the once
In the name of John W. Wright. sherin, | be-
ieye that can disehsrgc the duties of the position
satisfactorily, and II elected pledge my best
efforts 10 that end. -
mh 2-lm LEWIS L. NtNsfON.
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RANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
llTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH.
MOND. AT RICHMOND, IN THE sTAIE Oh
ViRGINiA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
MARCH 7. 1888:
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY or HENRIco-ss:
/, II. c. Burnett, cashier of the above-named
bank do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true TO the best OF my knowledge and belief:
II. &. BURNETT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th day
of March 1854. WILLIAM 4. ALLEN,
Notary Public.
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Our Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases maIieo
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 8. Atlanta, Ga.
New York office ! 50 west Twenty-third street.
between Sixth and seventh avenue mh e-A"
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rVo MEssRs. j. II. CLAIBORNE,

i GEORGE W. WARREN, JOSEPH NJ.
BLAIR, W. x. QUARLEs, AND OTHERS:
Centlemen.-In response 10 y0un call OF Goth
February, 1884. | respectfully announce myself
A candidate for the position OF SHERIFF. OF
TuE CITY OF RICHMOND. subject To Demo-
cratic urinary election. Should II be the piea-
sure OF my fellOw-elIzens 10 elect me 10 the Of
dee | promise them In return a conscientious
deeply grateful for the confidence that YOU have
expressed In me-
am, very respectfully,
fe 2s-lm CHARLES W. GODDlN.
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TinsIey's Tomatoes
are the best, and can be bought OF
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
Pace Block.

GET TIE GESUIvE APTIcLE.-The great popu-
laritv Of WILBOK's COMPOUND or COD-LIvER
OIL AND LINE" has induced some unprincipled
persons to attempt to palm Of a simple article of
their own manufacture: but any person who IS
sulff ring from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption,
should be careful where they purchase this article.
Il requires no putting. The results Of is use are
its best recommendations and the proprietor has
ample evidence on flc Of is great success in pull
monary complaints. The Phosphate of Lime pos
scsses most marvellous healing power as COM
bned with the pure C0d-Liyer Oil by DR.. WLBoR.
II is prescribed 10y the medical faculty. Sold by
A. u. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston, and all drug
Rists.
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CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
- OE THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
At RICHMOND, VA, AT CLOSE OF BUSl-
NESS MARCH Z, 1854.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY or RICuN0ND-Ss:
|, Mann s. Quarles, cashier Of the aboye-named
bank, do solcmnly swear that the above statement
/, true Ia the best Of my knowledge and belief.
MANN :. .QUARLES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this l2tk day
of March, 1854 n. A. MCCURDY.
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest:
j. y. PACE,
j. j. MONTAGUE,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-HoUsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Id. W. Lockwood, cashier Of The National Bank
of Virginia, do affirm that the above statement u
true ~ the best Of my knowledge aud belief.
j. w. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this 1871
day of March. 1884. j. NJ. MURRAY,
- Notary Public
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EMoRY's LITTLE CATHARTGC PILLS are sufi'
cently powerful for the most robust, yet the safest
.or children and weak constitutions. The action
IN any disease is uniform, certain. and safe Fif-
teen cents.
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STONE IN THE BLADDER URIC ACID
DESTROYED BY THE ACTION OF THE
WATER. BY MEANS OF SOLUTION
OR DIsINTEGRATION."
CASE OF DE. B. J. WRESTLING. MIDDLETowN,
Ps. STATID By HIMSELF.

CASE OF lJi.. b D. " hlS -Asl.Nb' hiDAAS ip" ~
Ps.. STATED By HIMSELF.
Experience In its use in Stone gf the Bladder
In nv own person enables rie to attest the efficacy
of the BuGaIa Lithia Water IN this painful mala-
dy. After having been long subjected 70 suffer-
iDgs tie intensity of which cannot be described
have under the influence OF this water. passed
an ounce of Calclii { Uric AcidJ. some of which
weighed as mucn rs four grains, affOrding mex
preSsible relief aud leaving me in a condition Of
comparatiye ease and comfort.
.Gn one occasion passed thiTty-hye Cdtctit in
forty-eight hours. The appearance Of this Calculus
N1ciei indicates Enthusiastically, think, that they
were an component particles Of one large Cdt-
cblus. feStrOpsd by The action # the lcGter, Oy
aleras ~ ISOLATION and diSfRtegrGtfOn. At my
advanced Nriod OF life Il am seSeniy-seYen years
and six months of age. and in my feeble general
health, "A surgical operation was not 10 be thought
of. and the water seems 10 have accomplished all
that such an operation. IL successful, could have
done Besides greatly increasing the quantity OF
Urine this safer ereTts n decided influence on ats
chemical OaStiftdiOn. rendering II rdpidlB neu-
tral. II previously acid. and afterwards dikGine,
from being high cOlOFed IL becomes pale ana
having deposited copiously Il becomes hmpid
ana Transparent"
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
Richmond, Va.
THOMAS f. GOODE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs, Virginia.
lmh 4-Tu&F3wl