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Gen. 4. A. Chairman

We the earliest opportunity Of publishing the sub
Joined curious epsue from Cen A. A. Chapmsn the Re
preventative Congress from Boetourt Distinct Wbe
her intends be understood declaration that he
did tsrIts the letter. published by few days ago
communicating be correspondent n Bath the uforma-
that he mad been virtually appointed Deputy Posirnss.
ter General for hs Congregational District or whether he
only means 10 complain % was not sgned with bi.
proysr name, sYmewhst Ices % understaud-
We incline, however, the opinion that the General j.
endsayonng by raising btmoke about error in BIZ name
escape from the consequence u ndisers,t svos
contained IN The .stsr itself However We know nothing
about the msue and must leave to our Bah corrsspsn
an error IN relation % the name d the 5ugu shed Repre-,
sentative from The BJtsiOgri DISTINCT
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WAsH.sSIJs, July 2Jth, 1916.
To ibs Edtors o. nis WAC
GfvrLrrEv-I have observed 10 your paper Of yes,er
day communication from ne County q Batu contain.
ing structures Dr. BfJeksnJryJg1 sud rnyss respscr1y
the appointment Of Pgstmas'er Warm sprnys end
amongst other matters your correspondent zvss that be
states the eDpy yf stsr from the Rsgrsssaa,,s u
thst Congregational Dsuct meaning uyse ~ Dr. Brock
cn5f1sEa. re Inst that ster bss ausehsd % t t
signature OF Augustus A1fs8s Chspf1sn.r Nov Nessr
Editor bsg .sase s1y that Azure 1s ID 90 Yaf u nv
name end yJsf c1frc yJ15s1t ausy,. o. otter e. min
any Whiting having aftac-s5 ' ne synat1rs r. Auyl.
Aa'slgs Chtgma1.~ be- commits i-s81 end f5-gs-g
,e Issf be p8-ygrts o. gvs YOU'D sssu1 - ~ trvr,s
and ~y11 have been Drss1rs1 lsf s1 -ong-ss.f zen
tsua1 u9al Hase gYsffd Do glt1yli fle strcfr u
Df. Br5cssrH-1lza end my-sf
en-. me-, respectfully
Ty.' g5't tsus1.
"A. CHAPMAN.
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TRUST SALE.

hOO SALE.
ID virtue OF deed of trust executed TO me
~ BY Patrick Devecaur for therein bearing
date the 9Th day of January Ist6 and
Crrks oes Of the Court of HunEs Tor the City Of Richmond
san on FRIDAY the ifh day Of August 1896
~ at The store Of the fad Patrick DeveresuI Main Street.
the Guy Of Richmond proceed 10 cell public
ea BIDDER for cash tho following property, 70 wit:
An the right title and Of the sad Pauiek Dcvsreaur
the hous occupied BY himself and Aveuu Biore-ths
being asehoh interest 10 the 1860 o $500
portion Of hs premises rented for
Ten shares Of the Capital Stock Of James
wha Company.
One Negro Man named Ned. raid 10 be a hrs tuuet
An the stock Of Leather embracing large variety Leather
Hides, Skins, and finding materials
an his stock Of Curriers' Tools Benches Iaths and Futures
al bic houe hod and Kitchen Furniture embracing
variety One Gold Watch, &c.
Jos JACKSON, j, Trustee.
HODGES n PULLtAM. Aucs
90 All persons having claims against Patrick
DevecauT please present adlnsiment
indebted please immediate payment subscriber
longer Indulgence not BE- granted.
JOS JACKSON, IT,, Trustee
Ia Is-qaw7vthendtds
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a PROCLAMATION.

By NE Gsaerai Commanding ne army Of The United
Atgfss Of dHsriea To hs People Of Mskie0.
Alter msny years Of psen endurance, tho u States
o. isng'h contained 10 acknowledge that
80 between Government and The Government Of
hsHeo. For many yoan citizens have been subject
81 repeated insults sod Injuries vessels and oargoos
ba7e been ed and cOnhscaed merchants hsye been
pun1efcd maned, mpfsOnod without cause and without
feyafaon A. length your Government acknowledged the
Justice u Ouf oIans, end agreed BY treaty 70 mske salts
nftDn, ~ payment u several millions Of d0lssi bot this
rsay has been violated by your ulerl and the stipulated
pymsns have been withheld Our late effort 10 termi.
nsn I'll difficulties By pssesfu negotiation, hss been reject
"a ~ he Dctstsf Psfedes, and Minister Of peace,
whom rollers had aRssd receive, has been refused
hsannE lie hss been ueated with indgniiy and insult
s0d Psrsdss has announced tbs war exists between
TINS ysf thus fret proclaimed BY him, has been scknow
LEGGED ~ an existing fact BY President snd Congress
with perfect Dnanmity and will b prosecuted with vgor
and energy against your army and rulers bit Ose OF the
hsIcsn people who reman neutral will not DO molested
Your Government IN the hands Of yrsnt snd usupors,
They hsve abolished your State Governments, they have
oVsHhfown your federal constitution they have deprived
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TIVE GoNH9SwsALTa OF VIRGINIA. TO TnE SHERIFF

TuNHE COMMONWEALTH OP VIRGINIA TO THE sHERTFP
u OP HENRCO COUNTY, GREETING: Where's. an action
Of espa the his been depending Circuit Superior
Court 81 Law ami Clancy for the Of Henfco
" Richmond, The law side between Mosby Morris
plaintiff and Rohc T. AuF 'cfcudant aAd Judgment
verdict rendered therein. the sosby Morris
died. and Albert A. Morris administrator ~ hs goods ehauea
has applied for cias the defendant appear
the sasact Of sid defendant
oho Common Neahby where aeeor statute
ueh made, The cias be served
auorncy In faet h. have within the
hhe have such agent attorney known By publication
four eehs excessively, previous The day of
nsWTaper published In this Commonwealth
Therefore cOmm,nd you that make according
statute aforeia d. thu the aid Roher Aust defendant
af1 ed be teo the Judge NJ said Circuit Superior
City % In The mid ci'y NJ Richmond the FIRST
reor 10 be held f e traio Civil eau e.nrs
" why the fai action shouF n1tb procseic5
final iujrm'nt and have then, hire wi-W John
Robinson Clerk n aid Circuit Court e1nd Aosfad
the 2Oh day o' JAY 1896 to 7ls, year u the Commonwealth
Is Copyl
iu Q5-wiw J. ROBINSON
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RennsYINamin.

1.-THE Southern and Western Literary Messenger and
Review for August will be issued subscribers to-day.
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TRUNKS TRUNKS II TRUNKS III
Cheapi Chcapii
FOR THE UALETY.

VENHg subscriber has received Their supply 81
- Trvenine Trunks N frames which that 10
- ,. had apd pecs hu oaepot m IN peasto which ~
woud eaH the attention q al In want They always
large ass7rnent 10 slcet from
pA ALEX NIL
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~ The Lewisburg Observer OF the 23i inst that
there then sbOui lao visitors the White Sulphur
Springs.
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CgUGAHs-1oO hhis Porto Rico ls,,,.,
~ 20 hhds n. Orleans ''"HN
Part prime quality, IN store, Tor ale ny
ju ~ WEBB, BACON 4 co
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"a syI,., sgLEyDID HIHLE.

" hANDOIsJI1 ~ w. BOOkselleTg and
~ Bn1sr WgsN iavfs Ell ssbs.rt.rs " ~ mssnNS
80 y tsH 80 ffantf n~ vtfs1s syssssas 81 snfas~
49, n ~ Eyss are ~ hansssi ssh IN yfs. ss,,
free 80 sIs
" W Hsvs go sayss tsss for 81. o. ss ~ a. ~
stsss1s,ss NE1ss Yfsy-, Hy-s Ba1ss IN 81. ~
.. ~ EAaDOfFH %.
gN izf Nan ..
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IRON WORKS FOR SALE,


INDEX an authority given to the undersigned,
Montgomery they WILL the 18th day Of oeo r ppo,
the r1 to the highest bidder that yable land md
property known by the Of ELK CREEK FURNACE con
bstween 1900
mouds and fixtures belonging Furnace and the
property connected with IT, and Furnace
Hisa property, In valuable IL ted
on James kVer IN the county of Nelson the
Creek and a. an Iron establishment any in Wiz
nin-the quantities. u Ore and Limestone being
and near the furnace.
The sale viii be for much dafray all the erp.n
attending the sale, and credit Of third .nd
and from the expiration months. for m
remaining t~ot i the puchAsrro give bond and security for
the INT payment be approved
other payments
The public are desired especially attend this notice
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr, L.
Jn 35-etds STERLING CLAIBORNE, Oo""
WHALE OIL. 10 bbls. Whale Oil. suitable
for lard lamps painting roofs Eeasng sale very
cheap by r. JonNsTos
ap 20 Druggist
bacon. 20 hhds. Sides, for sale by
- Je6 GORDON n SKINNER
FOR GENTLEMEN
CATER SHOEs.-we lust opened a 6ne LOT Of Gen
~ emens superior Cater Shoes made expressly by
celebrated makers Philadelphia Miles w. invite gentle
uemen Of something that Renteel for
summer wear, to give call. We have good supply.
my 30 PUTNEY a WAITE
August Magazines.
toDEYS Lady's Book for August. Fashion Plates
~ Ladies National Magazine do DO
Graham's Magazine do.
No Pictorial History OF EnRisni
capt oSnniVsni or Adventures civil hhtay aud hairinE,
NAL Of gentleman half pay BY H. MARVEL Esq author
of "stories Of Waterloo" "My Life" nc.
The Red skins; Indian and IngihbsnR coaenaon o(
THE Pathhndrr" &C. Bee,ivcdby
jus7 NASH woODHousE
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N y TIC ES.

Auction Noticc.-The sale Of Msssr. ysI.n-
tne, Breeder & Co. stock. will be continued th. morn
ing, commencing s o'clock. Tho desirable part
DUNLOP, MONCIlRE A. e. An.,.
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lC0RICE-3O cases mass Lcorce, "Gau
IL They" brand for slIo BY
ju Rt-iW JOHN r. TEIFLETT 4 SON
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A TEACHER

A bENI IEhAN 81 Virginia. and a Teacher
- ~ ,rlf 1r - 8n4rrsSs 49, H rs pfss 49, i. q,
yfyas Pfystss o. aity w. y ssnrs ,rssat ~ 1ss
~ ffucuss - o. u 40 fs csssss 10 ne s.tt "a 10.
49, $500 sFt s1sss = sasis, ssy ffrt., =,
fgf-t'os sas y o,tslhsf ~ ts-aF q D. Paf 20 ENb
ns9El , y 1. 9s-,ee.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
Ry ToLER, ELLIOTT a 60.

TUESDAY MORNING. JULY IS. 1876.
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Election of Parrdcs and Bray o-Mexican De-
ciaration OF War-Bloc kadc OF AIyarado-
Revolt OF California-CaPture OF AItamira,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-07

Died,
On the 9th inst, of congestion Of the brain, EDWARD
W., only son Of Joseph Z. and Catherine Ayres aged
The friends Of the family and those OF his uucles,
Samuel Ayres and Edward Weir are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral Sunday the 9Th instant at
O'Clock, from East 10th st., near Irving Place.
On Thursday afternoon, CATHARINE widow of the late
Bernardus Rider, aged 90 years
The relatives and acqusnances Of the family and the
members OF the old Baptist church. formerly in Gold st.,
invited to the funeral Saturday afternoon, at
O'Clock from the house Of her grand Samuel
Osgood, ls9 Fourth st.
On Tuesday evening, Sd inst. MARY ELIZABETH,
daughter Of John and s. A Bradbury aged year and
days.
In Concord Mass, ON Wednesday suddenly, DR. PREN.
rIcE BucBsE formerly practising physician in Barns-
gst N j., aged about 65 years
At Ashfo I'd, Conn, 2sth ult, Mr.. JOHN LAwroS aged
In woodbridge, Conn, 25th ult. widow BArHsHEBA
SPrRRY the advanced age of ~ years The deceased
and was the great grandson of Richard sperry the org
nal proprietor the large tract of land the of
West Rock, the west known the Sperry farm and
to whose kindness the Judges COTE and Whaey owed
many of their comforts and most of their daily support
for time during their concealment in the cave and in
that neighborhood
At Elizabethtown, N. j., sIst ult Lieut. WIN. b Brv
ERLY u. s. Navy, aged 80 years.
At Arson. Me-, Elder WM. PAINE soldier of the
luton, aged s6.
Near Fay ttville N c., 2sd ult. Mrs MARY BErHprE
relct of the deceased Mr. Colin Bethune and the
rable mother of the Hon. Lsuehn Behune in the 9lst
year of her age.
On 3lst ult Miss ELIzApErH McGAuoHRAN, daughter
of Phillip and Elizabeth McGaughran, of the Townland
to Patrick and Margaret McGaughrsn of this city,
board of the ship Devonshire her late passage from
Liverpool to New York.
The brother of the deceased young woman offers his
sincere thanks to the and second mate of the
above named ship their kind attention on such fatal
stroke to her beloved family.
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BosroN, Nov. 6-s 2. NJ

There is great wing meeting this evening in
Faneuil Hall, addressed by Daniel Webster; also
a great democratic meeting at the old Museum
building, addressed by Boes, Hallstt, Banks,
sc.
These meetings are the last previous to election
next Monday. Both are well atte nded.
man named Benjamin Kevy, was accidental
ly drowned in the basin at Providence Railroad
depot thi, morning.
Sales of stocks, Boston, Nov. 6-Norwich and
Worcester, 81; Vermont Central, 80; Long Islam
32a; Western, 1909 Boston x Providence, 1851
No steamer yet. The night is clear and beauti-
f'l. The spectators say, they are determined to
cut the wires when the steamer arrives
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AuCrfUH suTfcEs.


JACOB b. ftAT'Tl A1etonsef
1ACOE PLATT will sell This Day, saturday, Nov n
at 10 o'clock at the auction peremptoTy sale of
large invoice Of Gold sod Silver Watches for account of
whom may for cash and which the attention Of
the trade directed lot offered will be sold without
the highest bidder and the sale will consist
entire invoice Of and Of fashionable
and approve d styles.
Consisting fine gold full lied anchor
escspement Watches with heavy and heavy
with gold dials, gold and brass caps, &c
Also heavy double back half plate do.
Aiso few with hunting cases, some Of which are very
hne and worthy the attention of gentle wishing good
timekeeper for private and which their attention is
specially called.
Also, gold Lepines of assorted qualities
Also, tine silver half plate horizontal Watches jeweed
&c SC. with round and Hat stems.
Also fine silver gilt half plate horizontal do.
Also, fine silver gilt quarter do. gilt dials.
Also gilt quarter do.
Also twelve black marble clocks latest and fashion
able styles, sc.
Also of gilt and gold Jewelry and Fancy
Goods.
Also Rdgeways Flower blue Dinner SETS 1859 pieces
Also, SO sets Tea Trays, assorted. nj ltsr
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WAsHrroror, Nov. s, II

WAsHIroroN, Nov. s, 1876
The NeD York EieefionDoiefH Visages Of the Cabinet
- Crocodile Tears-Father Rifchie-The Door Of the
sueeession open TO all Compeors-a merry time ahead
ofus.
The New York election has descended like q shower
bath upon the administration All Is gloom upon the
face but there is far less of modification than appear
ances would indicate. appearances sometimes de-
ceptive" All hands here, from information received,
give up that Wright is extinguished but contend
that the lightning string through to Buffalo embraces
only the central line Let wait till the outsiders have
rendered in their returns. STILL it is doubtful If Jeer
son and St. Lawrence resist the onslaught Of the anti
renters That fatal bridge the Cayuga tells, also,
a most dismal story for the Cato of the North.
The President today all alone Keeps closed DOORS,
Nobody is admitted to the President to-day Like David
Of old he is lamenng in the solitude OF his chamber.
this woful detection in the camp 81 israel hnow ye
not that great man has fallen in Israel to day Right
wrong, the administration VIII come ~ ,o ,u snare
of the blame But Father Richie Is net to blame lie
Ala ali that the organic editor could do to save the sink
ink CT esar He declared the unity OF the EXPERIMENTATION
in behalf of Wright extoled his virtues ana oenounced
his enemies But the very sy,. nsei IN '
Il the Cabinet are doubtless remarkably sorry; but
- - S,,hious that the tears of Messrs Marcy, Walker
and Mason not the tears OF an anguish ana despair
nars visare of honest dependency. The prospective
torston OF the Van Buren, regime has receded behind
az horizon The order Of succession proposed to be
Established the day that Old Hickory cast his man
been invaded and is now, to all appearances entirely
broken up The field open to all corners, and merry
time of il we shall have.
We await the returns from the outsiders to expos
will assume from the defeat Of silas Wright Yours,
truly. CALHOUN
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE G RAPHIc.

BALTIMORE, Nov SOP
Inc Soutnern and Western mails are in-no
important news The stock market closed firm
to-day Merchants are anxousy looking for the
european mall OF the 10th ult 1t has been rain
ing here all day. 1The remains of Col Cross were
escorted by our military companies this afternoon,
from the vessel TO the Washington cars No loca
intelligence of interest
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. esp. n

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 6-3PM.
There is no news here worth mentioning The
democratic State Convention meets on the 24th
instantly beautiful little girl, aged ten years.
daughter of Mr.. Wooden, was accidentally killed
to-day by falling into a well
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BUFFALO, Nov. GAP.

The state OF the markets may be very briefly
expressed, as there is but little change. We quote
as follows Wheat IT a 70 cts flour 81 SO go;
corn 81 cts. per bushel cheese 6 a scts. per b.,
according to quality.
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The increase in ls45 in the receipts those OF sl4
100000 tons consequently the increase in 1916
ls45 according to the above estimate, will be about
1870 900 less than in ls45 ls. This exceeds
the estimate have formed and places this trade, SO
far as consumers concerned in a favorable
condition than anticipated great part of the def
ei 0ncy in the increase of anthracite coal this year. com.
pared with last will be made up by the additional i'm
portasn of foreign coal under the tariff We have
no doubt the supply of coal from all this year
will be fully equal to the demand.
The schuykill Navigation Company have adopted the
annexed tariff Of tolls coal transported the canal
for the remainder Of this
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BALTIMORE, Nov o. ls46.
The Pohheians-Domeshe Stock Deeiining-Remdi" "
ColJneI Cross-Debut Of the Stammering Trogedian-
Markets, re.
whats the matter in Now York; is the general ex-
clamation of whc and democrat. The superstition at
first was that slas Wright only was defeated; every
day intelligence renders the aspect OF things better for
the wings and worse for the democrats; and II is now
supposed that the latter have been routed, horse OF
and dragoonsthat II has been perfect sarsgossa or
rather, according to the new style regular .
mosrats arc threatening full retributon in ls4s
The remains OF the gallant Col Cross have been in
,h c;,y for two days past and TO be conveyed to
Warrington this evening They will be escorted 'hs
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BARRK. Mass. Nov R-P /

BAHKE, Ways., NOV. " NJ.
The meeting at Hubbardston on Monday, de
eided to push the project of railroad from
Barre to Worcester, throughout, without delay.
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TARIFr OF UNDERSTANDINGS
From Mt. Carbon. s. Hare

In addition to the charge the descending load as
stated in the above table, there will be charge on the
empty boat equal cents per ton ON the load carries
down at each of the first three locks passed when re-
turning ght-exceptng only coal boats passing through
the Paramount locks which will be permitted to return
empty toll Free
Coal boats taking back feighs from any point will be
treated any other boats carrying miscellaneous
freight
There is a vast difference between these charges and
those made by the Reading Railroad Company coal
transported from the points. The rates the rail
road are az annexed -
RATES or ToLL AND TRANSFORMATION.
From NJ. Carbon. S. Haren. =. Clinton.
To Richmond. 81 60 81 50 $50
To Philadelphia. ...... 10 60 %
The expenses of transporting coal on the canal indie
nan :ent of the toll cannot be very large.
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BATH, Me-, M

BATH, Me-, Nov. 6-P. M.
Steamboat Governor leaves shortly, to take the
place of the Oregon on the Sound, until the race
between the Oregon and Atlantic comes of.
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The ANATOMY AMI PHYSIOLOGY
OF THE SKIN AND HAIR

THIS is the title of very handsome inted pamphlet
which received esterday from Boston. It contains
awsll written essay the anatomy aud ogy
skin and ha by VIM Boyle who is Of the first hair
and has examined into the philosophy Of his craft and
reduced science. The which he has
the nature Of the skin and HAIR speaks ell for him Mr.
Boyle is the inventor Of the celebrated Hyperion Fluid for
the hsau article which is becoming very widely
and has ensve sa probably there better
and preserving the natural beauty and soess OF the hair
Those who have paid but little attention the hsiramong
whom arewould be surprised to learn how much be
said the subject by intelligent person who studied
the nature Of it-Lo'ceH Courier.
Prepared only by WM. BOGLE 22s Warrington street,
Boston.
For sale by A D. SANDS. Druggists, 100 Fulton st
Of William, New Yok. Sold also by II. Johnson,
273 Broadway, and II East Broadway, and by druggists
generally. nj it~r
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BANGOR, Maine, Nov. 6-Night.
The Supreme Court met here on the 4th. The
trial of Ezra Carney, for the murder OF Mrs.
Sarah Emerson, was commenced.
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HARTFORD, CT Nov. GIVE

HARTFORD, CT Nov. 6-Evening.
Wing rejoicings over the New York return S,
and democratic preparations for the State Con-
vention next week at Middletown, constitute our
budget of local news.
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PORTLAND. Me. Nov.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov esp. M.
No news here-great rejoicings among the
wings, on receipt of the New York election
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-07

THE blue blze of burning alcohol day lamps in dark,
back bar rooms, cold rainy chilly days. throws
ssaS On human nesn ana mo 6nse pure ana orEnt
bright sun at MONDAY with the streets peopled by warmth
aud light, next and IN The gutter lays
facing the world unbushug for mind has left him with
protruding from their sockets muscles drawn in ghtfu
contrsctonsfroth from the of
lips, and dreadful death cold .ettng his lungs poor
old mother IS eanisg per himshe the matted
lock Of hair,
And underneath CLEANS protected white of skin,
That eft was iondly kissed by that dear kin.
See see the mark-it son :" thus distracted cries
Mother
Now this is the effect Of Rum. The effects Of
MRS. JERVIS'S.
COLD CANDY
ersedn the effect of curing colds coughs
sore throat, Group. whooplng cough, Influenza, sc
sold by MRS. JERVlS. 1888 Broadway next door the
Tabernacle.
Put up in packages of Is. 2s. Is md 81 each.
u Be sure TO ask for Mrs. JeIvis Cold Candy.
AeErrs .Bushten Co. 10 AstoI House. ITO Broadway;
Blacket 34 Bowery; Bumon 40 Sixth avenue; Ey's 233
Hudson streets Nelson of Catharine and Madison
Lecount. OF Grand and Division streets; and Mrs
Hays 1879 Fulton street, BIooklyn; ITO Grand Will
lismshnrgh. nj
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On the 5th inst, by the Rev. Benjamin Evans. Mr.. Al
BERT THoMPsoN, to AUGUSTA A RAYMOND, all of this
CITY
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ENvLTSH

M RS MORLEY, Pupil ofthe Celebrated Crovii and Sir
1 George Smart prepared to give lesson. in singing in
English Italian, and the Piano Forte her residence
No 50 LIsPENARD street, that other pupils
able Mrs. is also ready teach schools in classes
in the city in the country.
10 musical accomplishment, connected with refined
education the surest passport TO society In all m various
attractions and those who wish sv themselves Of such sd
ysnses, should place the utesse Of Mrs
Morley o27 imsne