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GRAIN AND COrroN EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August o, 1855.

RICHMOND, August Q. 1855.
OrFKRIN0e
WHSAr.-Whlte, e6 bushels. Mixed.
as bushels. Ned. e,774 bushels. Total.
9.bis pushels
CoRS.-wblte. $50 bushels.
OATs.-20 bushels.
RYE.-72 bushels.
MILL-OFFAL.-3 tons
SALES REPosrED 40 SECRETARY.
WHkAr.-Wbite. 60 bushels common as
Tee. Mixed, 20 bushels common at TOO.
Red. 2os bushels common 10 prime Long
berry at 65 10 Gle: 2.6s2 bushels common
~ very good Shortberry at 90 70 SOC.
OATs.-Wtnter, 40 bushels fair ~ Sc.
RYE.-72 bushels very good az CSC,
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Hxseusios 81 . Qusrssr-B Breed.
nv ta,s0rupb To the DiBpatch.l

FonT SMITH. ARK, August c.
Kit Ross, quartsr-breed Cherokee,
Was hanged here to-day for the murder
Of Jonathan Bows, . white man, at
Dslhoteau, Indian Territory, on the
Goth OF last December.
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PERSONAL
RiCRxosD. Va. July 30. 1886

RiCRsosD. Va. Juiy 30. 1886.
RIO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN |:
4 The pablic arc hereby cautioned not 20
credit my wife, ANNIE II. WAIVER. In
my rame. She having ieft my bed and
hoard. aud continuously refused Ia return
10 me 4 will under no circumstances pay
sny deots contracted by her. or be held
liable for the sAnia Z. W. s. WALKER &
iy 81 -eodets
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Cholera Reported tn wisconsin.

MINIATURES, August Reports Of
the existence Of Asistic cholera come
from three points in this State. None
Of these reports are official, and all are
doubtful, but will be investigated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-07
Indiana GreenbscIsers.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.

CHIeAoO, August Ga special
dispatch from Indianapolis, Ind, says
The Grcenbsck State Convention met
here yesterday with hardly enough
delegates 10 make convention. A
platform was adopted which resfiirms
ibe principles and declaration Of the
rational party as set forth in the Con-
vention Of 1884; concurs with the
knights Of Labor in demanding tho
establishment Of a national monetary
system which will guarantee circu-
lsiiDg medium without the Intervention
Of banks; demands that inierestbear-
ing bonds shall never be issued by the
Government that, iDasmuch as the
Government has loared its credit 10 the
national banks at per cent. and the
Pacific roads at 6 per cent, the Govern
ment should loan TO farmers and
laborers money upon approved security
At interest not exceeding per cent.
declaring in favor Of unlimited coinage
of silver and gold; demands economical
government; demands an amendment to
the State Constitution prohibiting the
importation, manufacture, and sale OF
Intoxicating liquors as beverages. A
ticket was nominated headed by Il. 5.
Pope, Of Marion, for Lieutensnt-Gov-
ernor, with J. j. Milroy, Of Carroll
county, for Secretary of State. An Au-
ditor OF State, State Treasurer, Attor.
ney-Gepersl, and judge Of the Supreme
Court we're also nominated. The nOmi-
nation for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was
made upon the strength of an opinion
by the Attorney-Genersl that when
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yscates mis-
Office there is a vacancy that must be
filled at the next election. If General
Manson becomes collector there Is
vacancy to be filled in November next,
and the man elected will hold only until
the end of bis term, in January, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-07
Murderer Hanged.
nv s.,..x<~. al. IN tina Dsaunfcn.

Iby WIsYfaph 70 tus U"I"I
ST.. LOUIS, August 6.--John Smith,
the murderer Of Gladson, WAS taken
from Msysyille to Gallasin, No., to-day
sud hanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-07
Tobacco Manufactured for Export.


The following is the text Of the bill
.bolishing the inspection of tobacco
manufactured for export, which was
signed BY the President Thursday:
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR TIE IN
sPECIION or TOBACCO, CIGARS,
AND SNUFF, AND TO REPEAL SEC
TIoN THIRTY-oNE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY. ONE OF THE REVISED STA
TUTEs.
lie IL enacted by tie Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the United
states Of Americ0 IN Congress as
sem6lcd, That manufactured tobacco,
snuff, and cigars may be removed
for export to foreign country
without tie payment Of tax. under
such regulations and the making OF
such entries and the filing of such
bonds and bills Of lsding a. the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, with
the approval Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, shall prescribe.
Section 2. That section thirty-one
hundred and ffty-one Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States is hereby
repealed.
Section 3. That this act shall take
effect on the first day Of toe second
calendar month succeeding that IN
which it is approved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-07

There was in Richmond heavy fall
of rain early yesterday morning, fol-
loued by cool and cloudy heather, nth
occasional sunshine during the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-07
Copjoctsrcs a bon, she overdue steam
O5y Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, August 6.-The agents
Of the North-German Lloyd steamer
Vera" which is overdue at this
point, had not this morning heard any
thing of her Whereabouts. They say
they are not alarmed about her safety,
and that she has probably broken d
shaft and is on her way to this port
under sail.
LATER-THE wERRA SPOKEN.
New YORK, August II A. NJ
The steamer State Of Alabama reports
that on August 4th she spoke the
steamer Vera with her shaft broken
and IN tow of a Monarch-Line steamer,
making for Boston Hsrbor. She re-
ported all well on board.
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FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine. t2.50zs2.T6; supeffine.
ss.ss.25; extra, ss.soass.7e: fsnily, ga
$3.50; patent family. country, s5aS5.60.
COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet and easy.
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD MIDDLrN9.-SXc.
HrDDLrNG.-e5(c.
Low MlDDLING.-ec.
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Eaitor storsy's WIZ Declared Valid
IL. ..t...... ~. q, Tia lHss.afahl

CHICAGO, August6.-The Appellate
Court this morning announced that it
had affirmed the decision Of Judge
Rogers, in which no sustained the will
Of The late Wilbur y. Storey, editor Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-07

EoHyoIx. August G.-harkst pesfseely
cute, To-Day, Tho factories ere fairly basy
with ofdefs nom the North ana Wssl
Prime. sac: fsney. exc. ooinmo9s le2fp,;
shelitd. 3sS4e.; factory haAd-pseksd ~
5xa
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him cited by the Court for recognition.
The result Of this was that Cutting
promised to publish four times in both
English and Spanish a retraehon. lie
has broken his word, as is evident from
10. l6 Of FL Sentinel, by having
omitted the Spanish version OF his re-
traction and by having given the Eng
Isb in poor form, emitting capitai let
tsIs and using very poor type, and, con-
t;nued the witness, " Not satisfied with.
burlesquing nay good faith and his oath,
be caused 10 appesr two articles
mere offensive than the first in the II
Psso Sunday HeTald Of Juno 10th
one 10 Spanish and the Othe, in Eng
lish--reiterstipg his former charges,
and claiming that be had retrscted only
because be was forced to before the
Mexican judge; and Cutting, not salts
fed with the harm done my reputation
and my business, has said in On inter-
view with Q Tribune reporter that am
3 fraud and = desdbeat; that this had
always been his opinion Of my news
paper enterprise, ard that for this rea-
son he had published it,"
Witness further said at being
public ard notorious that Cutting has
detained my name, thus making it im-
possible for me 10 continue my news
pspsr enterprise, and my interests
having suffered grave damages, so that
will be unable To continue Longer in
business, therefore ! surplicase the
judge to name two persons to fix the
damage caused me by said Cutting ~
N equitable wsy Of settlement on my
part
At The conclusion Of the witness
testimony, Senior YsIss, the attorney tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-07
APPOINTMENTS.

1t is said that General Black, Com
missioner Of Pensions, will be appoint
ed Minister to Austria, and that OK
Governor Click, of Kansas, at present
pension agent at Topeka, will succeed
him As Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-07
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Alexander, Of
Charlotte, N. c., ere in the city.
Colonel George A. Bacon, of Illinois,
was appointed to-day assistant door
keeper. lie j. an old and very faithful
employee of the House, having been in
CHARGE of the document.room for many
years. He supersedes Wardin, who
was investigated for unbecoming con-
duct some time since, and exculpated
by censure for gross improperly in
office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-24
HIS HOUSE Is HIS CASTLE.
George Rankin Maintaining Himself
Against % ConstabuIary Camp.

4 Detroit special says: George Rankin,
the dramatic author and brother OF Mckee
Rankin. the actor, held his own against the
constablcs besieging his house in Sand
witch, Ont. They hold a warrant for his
arrest for assaulting his uncle, Thomas Me-
Zee. The AFFAIR is the talk Of everybody,
and the people are divided on the case.
The mayor, Mr.. McQuinncy, is cen
sured by many for granting the warrant
against Rankin, who would have readily
responded to summons. His blood Is up
at the attempt TO arrest him. however, and
LIE will not admit the officers into his
house. His flicnds took him tod y a Wa
gon- load Of provisions and offered 10 help
him bear the siege; but for fear OF involy-
ing them in trouble their offer was de-
ciined. Rankin certainly is dead in earn
est, and any attempt TO enter the house
against his permission viii end in blood
she'd.
The coDstabcs are equally determined TO
arrest him. and have camped on. in the
yard ready to pounce upon the garrison the
instant be attempts to leave the premises.
The whole alisir is the greatest comedy
Rankin ever engaged in, and the prospect
j. Tor IN indefinite siege. Rankin says he
expects TO De obliged TO surrender IN the
end, but be will take his pleasure to do so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-24
THE DOVES OF VENICE.
How They Came so 10 Cared Cor by
The Citizens.

One 81 the most chazmnc and well.
knowo sights Of the city 81 Venice, says .
writer in the cortland Transcripts, Is the
innuneTable lock OF docs that, when they
hear the stroke Of , O'Clock, luaer down
intC-the Plaza san Marco to receive their
daig dole OF grain. This privileged race
OF doves has been domesiIcatcl in Venice
since the year S77, aad, until TIE downfall
~ the Venetian rerGblic, these little PEN
souers wer0 mlinsained at tie expense OF
the Government. Since tAat time they
have beca cared Tor accOrdiSg TO the terms
81 beQuest made IN their favor by be-
ncyoleu; lady.
who would believe tha! these doves have
twice appeared rs plaintt3s in lawsuit. In
1891, in suit concerning the appropriation
Of TIE doves by various individuals, fcE
PURPOSES Of sale, il Was decided that the
birds were res HUilutS, the property OF 30
one in particular. and hence Of any pcr.On
who might take the trouble 10 catch them.
The consequences Of this decision were i'm.
mediate and obvious. The poor birds had
no pcnce or safety, and were in far way
to lose their trusting tameness, the, happy
result Of centuries II friendly Intercourse
vilh mankind. They h6gsn to fear the
NCrotianS bearing gifts, and soCa learned
to suspect snnre under every handful OF
grain.
Fortune wilcd II that the sabiect Of TIC
ownership OF the doves Of -. Mark should
| again be brought before the court, and the
! GI,t verdict was corrected, The judge de-
| clded that it was not case OF res nalliuS,
but that. on the contrary, the doves OF
Venice are domestcatsd animals, and arr
al,o. by common consent, public property,
and entrusted TO She care OF the citizens
| Hence it becomes, he concluded, tho duty
Of every Nencl.an TO guard and care fol
these doves, not apprOprn;ing them to hi'
own use, but As the wards and ornament o.
| the CITY.
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The Duration OF Life.

How long may human being live in per.
feet possession u his faculties and powers
Tor good or evil? The question i impOr-
tlut to all. Conceive StitcSm IN with 81
dp.potic power OF influencing mems Will
Nho shouid last - long d O.d Parr! Thinh
Of beauty who might eclipse the mIidCns
OF each fresh season, and whose heSi.rHU
r0Sr should OUTFLOW their fresh lowell
He~s. a. long g. NiTon de fEncl0s was
a toast, or Marion Dcormc, to whom
BalZIc assigns 1870 years History,
social or political. would be altered; the
whole progress OF humanity might be all
ydpCed for a Ons or retarded for ole man.
who varied from the kindly race Of men
and lived twice a. long as his oldest neigh
Dor. II we may believe CURIOUS old
French book, History Of Persons Who
Have Lived for Many Ages and Grown
Young Again." paris, l7lG,) this fancy Is
not wholly absurd or impossible. All Eu-
rope expects great changes from the deaths
Of Prince Bismarck, OF Won Moltkc, OF
the Emperor. How would all Europe
look # they retained their yg0r till, say,
1850? Before the dcluge such liye3 would
have seemed prematurely cut short at I'D.
And since the Dclugc! Ilcreon our French
author cnliGhtens us with learning from
PLnv. COrnJrO, ana Phicgpn or Ifall'e.
thus Fohi. ;hefounder Of the Chinese en-
pre-, Tcigued rs years, and so did Apa-
phus of Thebes Egyptian, but he surely
vas the ION Of XclIs! Antiochus Epipnnes
died Il liy! A King Of the Ommlnians
lived TO ll5, but that was in Arabia Felix.
Tacius eiyes 10 years to Tui,co, a l;e1'
mln prince. Daldon, an lllyrian noble.
lived for 800 years, according 10 AlcXan-
der Cornelius, Auacrcon give. Ciuyrus 81
Cyprus 100 years, and Argauthonius, q span
iarG, saw 80 summers. According 10 Bon
linus. Altila wa. l2l when DO died oi the
consequences OF rcyol on the night OF bis
maIriage-hi, second marriage. How long
Ind be lamcnted hi, first consort? Epi-
mcuidcs wa5 ij7 (othcr- say 2)9) at his re-
uCttcd dccclsc. Al 100 Egphranor give
up taking private pupils. Sophoolcs per-
i,hcl by accident at l3J. The Apocryphl
mentions the circumstance, that Matt
died by mi,ldyenture at 20. The Cunt.
C., Of Arndei ,.emp. Charles } employed
4 Mrs. Camp u l23. Thus. even in it.
natural wny, we need never despair Of any
man attaining soy l30-a pleasant thought
in the ease OF really great men, whose lives
are useful to their country. Why, we nigh,
have Cromwell with us yet.
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h the hardly les silSnDsss musswma u
natural history. Yet tae going ana corning
OF students. and the passage OF scientific
visitors 10 the museum, never dlsssfate the
dreamy calm OF the Rapsnburg.
4 Leyden abouuds with pigeons Around
the ancieBs burg (wbence the furnished be
I sieged coald see the waters OF che dixie
/ flooding all The had and bringing food am
suCcor To- their faithful city, and IN the
great courtyard u the Burg Hotel beneath.
myrlads % pigeons wheel anu coo AMI
strut. In the quiet streets and square
around Toe Hooganache kerk the COO 81
tie pigrons and the periodical clEBg OF The
Sfad II 9iSs bells are the only reminder
that LCydcn brcat1s and works. aud
marks She flight II time. By lamp
light t.s city is N still and so wcirdIy
picture .que that yoa might think you ser
walkir through set-piece upon en- empty
stage. To est sd on tho bfidg,
1t midnight" oyor one OF the less
stagntat canals i TO look ous into IL oitv o.
shadows. The gas-lamps shine palelv
through the gont.y.swaying lines, Toflcc-
ing isniastic little spots Of light upon the
WI. az II flows silently AID ,luzgSbly TO
joir The old and new RhlIfeS, whe,P, upOu
the western confines Of tan town. the two
streams minele into broad. opsQac. slow
moying river. At 10 O'Clock the city
scsps; aud. despite that il. ocntlins 50
many students, il l. raro after TINT hour 10
h3.r along the deserted canals any sound
save the harsa toll OF a great he@teling ihc
hstlrs and the sudden, shn!i note Of iae
9rcat horn blown nightly from the roof 81
the Town .lal to remind the sakeful that,
although tAe night is dark ana the BURGERS
sleep, the iirGmcu watch aud are ready.
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fashion with his heel. bow. and voice. n
went somewhat thus:

fashion with his heel. bow. and voice. n
went somewhat thus:
"fust-l lady forward 10 de right,
Gtnf--mcn he cum up an bow,
1dke--you lsdy, tu'n cm IN de middle,
And fnn you part'na rouu, roun. roam "
Sterling had regular course OF q ,urcs,
and u was useless TO try 60 turn him from
his accustomed path. He was perfectly
respectful, but against his "I'se sorry, sur,
but I Is boup' TO eli thru dis heab figger
beio' l kin cit 90 Life on the Oshun
Wavc,'" there was no redress. He looked
upon II all as i'm the line of duty, and one
must peIfoTce Yield.
Among the pleasant memories OF that
night come two beautiful faces--thosa oI
Miss Lizzie Giles, and, above all, the match
less beauty OF Miss Hettie Cary, she whose
brief marriage with one Of "the brayest 81
the brave" and whose tragic widowhOod
whilst vet bride, formed which
rang through the South, redolent though
Il was OF tales. that closely touched IFS
pathos. remember scing 10y her side that
NIGHT, the toast Of tie town. the hand.
some young Coun. Won Borcke. who, like
the Lafay cite Of a century back, left bis
own country for the cause OF another.
The Young people danced late, unmndiul
81 The wants which supper might have
iilled and Of possible calls Of duty upon
the weary men. There was not much time
for dancing, and, alas ! SO much for fight
ing. and no one grudged weary feet or a
little hunger when these discomforts were
borne for the sake Of " starvation Hop"
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swimmers.

In the tideless, sun-warmed Meditarra-
mean, in the coral.bOund Iagoons q toe
Southern ocean, or by the groyt-clId
banks OF Burmese Iiyers swimming be-
comes both luxury and a second nature.
Let those testify who remember the IN
trammelled urchins flinging thcm.clye,
from the bows OF boats in Malta
IIpTbor to dive for and secure the
coins flung from the deck OF some
tewly-arTiyed vessel or disporti"g tG.m-
selves day after day in the ialid,
drain.polluted waters OF the Dockyard
creek. Let travellers bear witness. who
With possibly some humorous exaggera-
ton, have told us how IN Burinah toddnng
infants can swim at least as soon . they
can walk, and how a mother. too busy for
the time 70 look after her youngest born,
viii chcerfully and confidently place II
IN the river TO amuse itself with its
playmatos, and. when she has leisure. Will
swim about among the eamboIing children
until she has found her own and brought
IL 10 land. In such case as this there cln
be but little teaching; swimming must
come almost naturally-shall we say from
hereditary instinct, developed by the con.
slant calls made upon 1t, and transmitted
from generation TO generation!
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The Law or,ne Last gly.

" The last I'm Of summer IS bU.:iag Gione."-
kECEAT DISPATCH.
I'm tn only one that's Left OF all the MIL
Hons Of my race,
And soon ] TOO shall cease TO buzz about
this dismal place;
But though shall be missing the mosquito
yOu'il have still
What you owe 10 me pay him when he
shoyes his little bin.
please.
which sou know Is not a thing 10 do with
any too much ease;
But my efforts have been futile, and the
way you've treated me
Is really very painful for q proper hy 10 see.
sat upon your Uranium where'er you took
nap.
Ard nearly fell victim to your angry,
cruel slap
Because kindly woke you for fear you'd
sleep too long,
And your work be all neglected. which you
know would nave been wrong.
When you laborei at your Office thinking
you'd Oe never done,
! never buZZed around you, Ike some hu-
man ilies, for fun;
But famed your thr0bblng forehead while
you wrote or stopped 10 think.
And dragged my silken waistcOat through
your hOrrid, dirty ink.
Ard when. Instead OF thanking me, IN I'M
becoming heat
You aimed 10 crush me liieleSs on the cold
and pallid sheet,
To show you I'd no malice-Which man
more often feels
l tickled your pioboscls with my lnvoluted
heels
I've sampled all Your butter, and have
tested the QTgspFV1s-
The path OF duIy's sticky, but true fly
never sWeTves-
have sale upon the gravy been chopped
up la the hash.
And many other things have done that
might 10 reckoned rash.
Not useful only was I, but ornamental. too;
I've gaTnished ali your dishes, whether
soup. fish. orraROut:
with my hsndsomest Mosaic I've adorned
your prettiest Thugs,
And frescOed walls, and ceilings, too, In my
mesnderin9s.
Yet still you did not like me. bat stroye my
With countless keen devices. that only man
would make.
Insect exterminators. traps, 1y-paper. and
all that.
Which certainly Amt kuited 70 make files
grow big aud fat.
But feel the breath OF wluter-my end Is
drawing near;
oh, that summer would continue through
all the happy year!
Ny wings are growing weaker, my limbs
are feeling faInt,
And all my fresooes fading under fresh
coat Of paint.
abdIeate IN favor OF the festive mosquito:
He II soothe your troubled slumbeTs In u
way you well do know;
And when his fangs are fercest, and he
revels In Your gore,
You'll sigh for the humble house-1y. though
he uOrlldnrlet you snoro.
JAwGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-24

irctOp. His successor. as prov ided TN ItF
the Constitution OF South Carolina. Sas
Lieuten Iat-Goyernuo sheppard, whose
term bat uneXpirc q CT Governor ThCmp-
son's--viu terminate in December neSt.
In tie Democratic state G. nventiOa, the
chief candidates f1y gubern1tOrial honOrs
were .State-Treasu ger Richar Ason and GOV
ernCe sheppard. The oldeTman was sue.
ces tgL Mr.. II shardSon was noainate1
amidst extraor hnary de nonstrations Of
po2alanty.
s0loIel Rich ssdsOn's residence Is at CHI
RI 1don, where. ~ throughout tho STATE. b.
il greatly re-. scteG and Hked by his neigh
bors. Thee Is no more popularmIn Ia the
state Of :, 9Th Carolina than Candidate
Richardson, who is tiled and espabsR pub
lie servant, and is a master Ia the 1Tt OF
that Kind Of speech making which makes
hearers yssll pleased with Themselves. AZ
ter his domination. In addressing the Con-
ycntior. he said: TO be he Governor OF
South Carolina regard as the highest
honor that the world san confer upon
any nan." THIS sentiment WAS received
WITH great applause, and, however 1t may
be regarded elsewhere than IA the State
hCaOIing her iGyorto SOD, was unqurStiOn-
ABLY welcome there. The defeat Of GOvss.
n0r sheppard is that Of 4 young man who
can afford to wait a Few years for the Silice
Of Chief Magi>tralc.
The Governor Of south Carolina selected
for the term OF swO wears. lie j. YDid n sal
airy u three thousand i've hundred dollars
a Vrar, aud occupies = house h2a Of rent,
situated ia Columbia, the catJ.al city Of the
Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-24
Eruption of the Skin Cured.
ROCKVILLE, ONTARIO, CANtD

BE0cKyHLR, ONTARIO, CANADA
December 2. 1885. J
l baye used Brandrcth's Pills for the
past hiteen years. and think them the best
cathariic and anii.bilious remedy known.
For some hve Years suffered with an efup'
ton OF the skin that gave me great pain
ana annoyance. / tried different blood
r. medies but, although gaining strength,
'he Itching was unrelieyei. finally e)n.
ciuded 10 take q thorough course OF
Dlandreths Pills. ! took six each nlSh'
ior Tour nights, then five, four, three. t%o,
lesssehing each time by one, and then Tor
one mohth took one every night. WIN the
bappy result that now my skin I, perieshy
eiesr ana mas been so ever sine.
ED. VESssY.