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49, THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY

fEfbhs, !NfALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONoR.
This great American Remedy. cnnta,ning no Mar
tE.tat or baisamic properties excels everything
hereeiote offered the public in its Curative resto
LSa.S ahe renoSating powers; and the medical
Sctia are sstonished when told that the above rs
meay VII cure the above Diseases and confounded
But the proprietor, who has known of the rerr sS :
lor twenty odc years. has known of case of twenty
Years slaading 70 be restored perfect health and
Eithont single exception and therefore Challenge
any case Q! donorrhea vhich the remedy will no,
rrudeaee on the part OF the patent and to sny one
pnrcnssang hail dozen bottles. and using accord
lL9iy. IN MS or her case he guarantees a perfec,
cure, and in of failure viii furnish sddit;nnei
medicine, free of charge TO complets the cure
through his agents and cure will be effected with
out Inconvenience 10 the patient. Sold BIZ
GRuBBS ApPEReON, Druggists
de I0-em$ No o1f prnaS a.
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VI ELECTION CARDS-Oandidates for Office
at the approaching Municipal Election, will find II
greatly to their interest to call at the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
Office in the city has the same facilities for the rapid
execution OF this description of Printing. and the
| stock OF CARDS always kept on hand is unsur-
passed by any similar establishment in the Union,
JD HAMMERsLEY 4 90.
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- CHIILs AND FEvEH, CHrLIs AND

~ CHILLs AND FKvER, CHILLs AND
FxvER-One Of the greatest remedies that hAs ever
been laid before the public for Fever and Ague and
which have received the highest encomiums from
the press and the people, h DIR. J HOSTRTTER'0
CELEBRATED B1TTEkS. Who would endure the
tortnrss arising f'om this terrible disease when it
LEES nights burning fevers and icy chils alternate
~, when remedy can be obtained for mere trifey
And Jet how.mAny families iinger out painfal ex-
istence under, this deadly blight, and do nothing
but gufp down quinine until L becomes a. common
as their daily meals and yet they are not relieved.
None but the foolish and weak would hesitate TO
procure these valuable Btters. and save themselves
intense agony. is
sold By druggists and dealers generally every.
where
~ See advertisement in another column.
m III
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~Cusl FOR DYspxpsrA.-The

will bear in mind that Bakers Celebrated Premium
Bitters are the most unfaiIirg remedy for thseure
OF Dyspepsia. that has ever been offered 70 An Ame-
rican public As evidence of thfs TACT. the Pro-
hcates from some of our own citizens, Who have
found speedy relief from this annoying diaease. If
full AZ . cure for Cholera Morbus. Billious Afsc-
tions, Diarrhes, summer Complaints Of children,
other diseases arising from impafe blood debility
and disorders Of tho digestive these bttteFs
city Of Richmond. and elsewhere In yfrafaia.
NH
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1t Is said that Mr.. Washington Irving has com
pleted the fifth volume of his Life Of Washington
The WellaEd Canal is to be opened for the sea.
son on the LIST of April.
Ladies In Tolland county, Conn, have contribu
ted $4,000 towards the Mount Vernon Fund.
Chichester Walker, an old citizen of Portsmouth,
Va, died suddenly on Sunday last.
"The supposed murder of Mike Walsh" is . title
offs New York street ballad just now. His death
Is attributed to "cruel chokeP'
"a good action 10 never thrown away" This il
the reason, probably, why We find 30 very few oi
them "lying around loose."
To REAL ESTATE BUYERs.-When You negotiate
for . house having all the modern improvements
don't forget to look for mortgage a. one Of them
st. Peters College, Troy, N. T., partially de-
stroyed by the recent great land slde s to be re-
built, but not on the same spot.
The second Monday In May next, the 9th Of ths
month, has been definitely fixed upon - the day
for the assembling Of the Southern Commercial
Convention at vicksburg, Miss.
Tns MouHf VERNON FuND.-The ball given st tn
Boston theatre, on the 4th inst, produced clear o
exrsnsss . fraction lees than thirty six hundref
dollars which has been paid over In aid OF tn
purchase of Mount Vernon.
Gen. Bowman, the superintendent of pubill
printing, has purchased the Washington unior
nswspaper estabtishment, and Will taks possessios
In shout two weeks. Perhaps its name viii b
changed.
4 flrs st Oxford, Miss.. sn The 2ssh isst. dss'
troyed the postoalce, Mercury nevspapss once
the stable OF Robt. Cork With l2 hoTeeA eed {
large grocery house of Geo, tse.
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THE WHEAT cRnp

The Greensboro Recorder says Of the Mississipu,
wheat crop: We have conversed with many A. rmer,
IRON various portions OF the coanfy the past veek
wno To form us that the wheat crop never locked
most too well.
From Arkansas reports are also favorable. We
learn from the Van Buren, Intslligsncer that tbs
wheat crop Of that county looks very promising,
duce large yield. It further spys: Ws are true
y proud TO say that our county snd city win no
longer DO dependent on her sister counties And
other places for breadstuffs ~ fosmsrIy.
IN Illinois the crop has been unpromisng, but 10
and q the ish kss the shi ioiio1
Ing. We learn that the prospect Of the growing
southern illinois within The PAST fortnight and the
mlmers n those portions Of the state are now en-
eonhrafed h +, expect fair sverase crop. Up to the
ing has been effectually winter killed; but since
that time the prevalence Of warm moist weather
d .hss nsw s n y and
His shs esss ia sns sns
9 marked change In the appearance Of the wheat
fields. and unless there should be q return of hard
Ire,tzing weather. fair crops win be grown where
The Peoria (Ill Transcript Of the 10th instant
says we have encouraging accounts of the wheat
man f'om Knox county informs ne that the wheat
looks well throughout that section, and much of il
pcer than As tnls see On IN former years Another
person, who arrived In this ctr last evening from
M1odford county. brings US the same fatterfng in.
teigence from that portion Of couatry 1t Is truly
goa news. betokening that the buainess sky is
Frightening, AID whenever the Fvals shall have
become settled. we think . heasf csAde may be an
ticipated In the Central City.
ne Lafayette Qnd Courier reports the wheat in
ing we'll. ~ p '''
In Texas the wheat is reported as being uncom-
monty Irvnising.
A letter from Kentucky says the growing crops
OF small grain have come out wonderfully and the
prospect OF an abundant yield OF wheat is highly
fl .ttering
Similar reports are received from all parts of Ten
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~ STovBs, RAsaRs AVID FURnA01s.
Now In store full supply, cargo Of schr Mignio-
nette. Purchasers are invited % examine the quail
ity Of our wares We especially recommend the
Richmend Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always on hand for ell leading articles sold
ct the Governor Street Stove Store.
~ Wantedimmediately two first class work1en.
Oc rs GEORGE sTARRETT.
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CoxTIsU1D.-The sky -larking case Of
j. H. C. Tyler, was to have been disposed of yes.
tsrday, but in consequence of the indispostion of
witness, it was postponed until the 9th prox.
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1869. SPRING TRADE.
TOHN J. MELLON,
1869.
- IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
paRRInN NJ m naN ElrTft Va NEE n

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES, BRANDlEs
GINE, WHISKEYs. Ac.,
NO la CARY ST. RICHMOND. "a.
Have ia btore aud Bonded Warehouse, Cognac
Rochelle and Sazerac BRANDIES Holland GIN:
Jamaica Rum; Scotch and Irish WHISkEY; Port,
Sherry, Madeira and Malaga WINES.
400 bbls Penn and Ohio Whiskey
300 bbls Brandy Gin and Sweet Wine
20 bbls Old Apple Brandy
i26 bbls assorted Rye Whiskeys, (from to Z
yeRrs0!d)
100 bbls Excelsior Pure Rye Whiskey. (of which
am sole Agent
50 baakets ChampAgDes, OF superior brands
Ciaret, sAtAyne and Diedisk inner Wines; Curacao,
kimmei, Krish- -Wasser and Abeinthe; London and
Dublin Porter; Scotch Ale; Fine Havana SeRars.
Thankful for past fayors, respectfully solicit o
continuance. promising satisfaction in all cases.
~. All orders promptly attended 70.
NH f--cm
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An AMERICAN BisHop IN SEs6LASD-Bishop Delan.
cy of the Diocese of Western New York, oficistsd
at the conservation Of the Bishop Of Columbia, q
Westminster Abbey.
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PARDoSID-Gov. Willard has pardoped young
Thompson, who was convicted Of granddaughter
f,r killing fellow student By the name Of sill, o
Ireencastle, Ind., some two years ago, and sen.
tenced to one years confinement in jail.
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UsvAvoRAsIr ron fRuif. The losA In fruit trees
In Illinois, within the last three years, 10 sstima-
ted ct about IS ,000, ,000 The retentive nature OF
aclay subsoil q supposed to be the cause.
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NBARLY CoMPLRrED.-The iron bridge
over the canal, on sth street, win soon be ready
for use. We hope thecld structure will be taken
away as early a. practicable, for it has mas long
enough been an object Of ridicule.
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PAYING FOR Ir-The Mayor yestor-
day imposed fine of IS upon Henry Matthews
for running wagon without procuring Ii.
cenge.
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49, To fHn 6oUTH 61DB.--By late
~ q ne naavills Railroad Ocmpauy hsSe r,ancsd
rom this az 5cs tr.nspossing drogad Passsf
~. ~ % charged during t6e ns,ntHS ~ HssII
sAUaysl and alrfEHsEs. nun - = = AsAaI'
enrsss y any extcnt can bo supplied from the
it in time. - -. u " s"en Saffy 70 ensure
~ M IT,. supp.Ziag bsgs ehasssd one do,sr per
JOHN u cLAIBoREn.
No n Pearl nfFnsk
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a@ ARrIFroIAL Tnxru-Tpr cup,.

rasssio Pssosss.-a " JOHNS. Dserts-. having
parShsefa the s-ci~sfes Tfphf for the shnys
Ms 81 nskins TEETii, and after ass,ao and ssst.
~ la tae most dtFsctk cases ,ohere offer i,Lr;Ss
s. Iae IS s'sttTey satisfied Qf its abso,etts saysr1
..mg 9asF shs goid, silver and patina method can
aseseete Win confidence. recommend il TO ali VI ho
s desireiuii or partial sets teeth ood eS,sc,nS
. .e SIG. as nay oe dsssatSsed sosa those sv are
syt0 IN thts process. all of the obJec tions 10
the soGd plate are removed--the suction bsiar S,e~
,e seenres copprt aad stability to the t. and the
teh being ss2 beded in the metal the food ia eTcin
sea IRON unper or between them; they are thera
cleaner smoother, andEin every respect better
An consequence OF the perfect adaptation of the
piste ie the mouth. and the suction thereby AZ.
cured ne Can insert one or more teeth .cthoa crsDs
ff. '"''Si"'sof'
ihis method having been adopted aud commend
60 by thsse standing highest In the profession
Norsn snd senth. testimonials will be given, snd
sSeSimens exhibited, 70 any who may desire TO see
hesa The o!i f4otes of those wishing 10 .xchanoe
Me oia method tor the new, will be taken in part
TOY, WIZ OF course, make teeth on the old mode
O, those who may prefer IT, N --"A'
-g snisg thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex.
fscsec by electricity for those who wish it,
oisee 7prosite Corinthian Hall is7-Iv
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FALSE ALARM.-Last Saturday evening, party
of gamblers in Chicago. Illinois, hearing noise at
the door, and believing the police we're making
descent upon them, turned off the gas and fed in
every direction, some of them jumping out of the
windows. Several were slightly hurt, but they
soon ascertainsd that IL was a false ALARM
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MORE SCHOOL REBELLIoN.-Five boys were on
Friday discharged from the Hancock intermediate
School, Boston, for refusing to obey the rules in
regard to the Lords Prayer and the Ten Com.
mandments.
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h%LAw NoTIoD.--kOBERT G. M
CHOLAS. for several years United States District
Attorney. having entirely recovered his health, has
city. and will devote all hs energies TO any profes
sional business with which he may be entrusted.
Office with Peter Daniel. Jr. Esq, Number 8.
Goddfn's Hall. NH 9-lm
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WIDow's FARE.-Widows are we'll taken care Of
in Mddeboro, Mass. At recent town meeting
1t was 'voted that all the widows in town that pay
no tax, have 200 herrings, on presenting an order
from the Selectman."
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PIKE's PEAKLRs 0UTFIT-A gentleman VT o
has "travelled all the way" assures the Georgia
Sentinel that the following is all that is neces.
sary to secure safe arrival at the new Ell Dorado
Pixies Peak:
100 lbs Of -four bbls o! whiskey; 30 lbs of bacon
40 gallons OF whiskey; 100 lbs venson Is demiobne
of whiskey; boxes dried herrings, ! Dbl of whis.
key; bbl crackers 55 gallons OF whiskey bbls of
pickles. "a bbl of whiskey, IL quart mugs. little
more wblskey may be necessary, but the other al.
ticles will hold out if the man is not tremendous
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~ BURRow's Reliable MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN THE

Has cured, and Is DOW daily effecting the most
extraordinary cures Of diseases, to which humanity
is afflicted. thousands, who were hitherto suffering
under the most inveterate diseases, and which were
deemed beyond the skill OF medicine, have been
wonderfully restored 10 health, by the use Of this
m truly great remedy Fer sCR9HyhA, RaEuMA-
sCROFULOUS ARfECTIONs. and for aR diseases
resulting from in,parity Of the blood Il isunsurpass-
By thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach.
ana STRENGTHENING and renoyating every organ Of
diseases resulting from morbid action Of the same.
such as LII COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC.
TIONS, GENERAL DEBILITY, ERUPTIOh5
ON THE SKIN. CHRONIC FKvEe AND AGUB.
and all other diseases which are well known 70 ex-
ist from the above causes All that In asked 10 a
sair trial. which will assuredly convince any one of
the Incompatible efficacy of this remarkable pre-
paration in curing the diseases for which IL ID
commended For particulars call and get de-.
scriptive circular. Prepared by
j W BORROW 90, D..
Practical and AnAly tical 0hemists,
Norfolk, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.
DR. j w 0arlick Waring & Pearce, and Druggists
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THE ARIZONA TRAIN.-The Galveston News of the
18th learns from Col Lockridge that train nf six
wagons and thirty men Of his "expediiion" left
San Antonio q week ago, for Arizona, aud that .
large emigration will go this spring from Houss
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CONSUMPTION, OF HOPS Twenty four breweries
in Cincinnati, use annually four hundred thousand
pounds of hops, and the remainder, about twelve
in number, an aggregate of perhaps one hundred
thousand pounds. In addition, Cincinnati furnishes
perhaps, fifteen hundred bales, of 200 lbs each to
interior towns of TIE State of Indiana-and vet
Ohio does not rase single pound of hops!
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The EVIL EXAMPLE SpREADING.--We see it stated
by newspaper correspondents from Toronto, that
one member of the Legislature has expended over
$780, 200 In support of certain railroad bill, now
pending before the Provincial Parliament.
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INTERESTING CEREMoNY.-AmoDg the imposing
ceremonies performed at the celebration Of the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad on the 22d ult.
was the commingling of the waters of the Atlantic
Ocean, Lake Michigan, aud the Illinois River, with
the waters of the Missouri. The order for the
ocean water left St. Joseph on the 18th of Februa-
ry and the water reached there the evening of
I'D seven days intervening from the time the order
was sent until the water was received. One year
ago, it could not have been accomplished short OF
fifteen days.
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THE AUBURN IN. Y PRISON VERDIcr-A Coro-
ner's jury, after Investigating the cause Of the
death of the two mutinous convicts shot few days
since by the guard, returned verdict of 'justifi.
able homicide" the convicts being in open rebel
lion against the lawful authority Of the officers of
the prison.
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~ LIFE SIZE PnoroaRApHs.-Ths

subscriber TAX es pleasure iR announcing 10 his nu
merous patrons and the public at large, that he ii
now prepared to furnish Photographs from Tninis
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored
which, for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal
If not superior TO any produced in this city at lesi
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and Ell
Iarged TO any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and en-
THAN Hall, Main street, between 9Th and 10th:
GIBBS.
P. S.-If you want a genuine Ambrotype, this IL
the place 70 get it, where you will neither be hum
bngged in price or work. Also, Melainotypes, OF
any other Picture in the Photographic Art.
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AMERICAN sCULPTORs IN ROME.

letter from Rome, to the Boston Courier
says
'Eeveral of the American kculptors have lately
changed their studios Mr. Ives has taken the stu
dio formerly occupied by Mr. Bartholomew; Mr.
Sfory removed e the one vacaled By Mr. Ives. while
story's old quarters. Miss Hosmer has now a stu.
oio Dy herself in the Margutta; and in the same
street Mr. Rogers and Mr Mozier have taken large
apartments in a foe building recently erected.
-, Mr Ives has lately modelled statue of Undine
Miss Hosmer one of Zsaobia, Mr. Mozier one OF
Esther. Mr. Rogers has nearly finished modelling
the colossal statue of Gen Nelson for the Richmond
0nunent. and his statue of John Adams ordered
for the Mount Auburn Chapel, will soon be ready
for shipment, Several m3nths since he sent to The
Munich foundry the cast for the bronze doors of the
Capitol but ne retains duplicate cast in his studio
when attIscts many visitors and wins their uni
rersal admiration. There nine principal com.
partments of the doors, representing the following
passages in the life of Columbus: Columbus before
the Council of Salamanca: his departure from tho
Convent Of La Kobida; his interview with Ferdi.
nsnd and Isabella his embsrkation at Palos his
hrst landing; his first encounter with the natives
bis triumphat entry into barcelona; his return TO
Spain second time in chains. and his death. The
composition OF each OF these is very peasi0g. Tho
figures and indeed all the details of the relief work,
are modelled with great beauty and truth. and with
admirable distinctness"
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-. Nav srnIsa Goops.-My 6r

n - NEW CPHIN0 0OopB.-My uIBt
supply of SPRING GOODS. have already arrived,
TRIMMIN GS, many novelties OF the seaeou. Hay-
ing been early in the market, and with the advsn-
tage of new and unbreken stock, to select from,
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest and most
desirable styles imported; and am fully warrant
ed in aging that no one who wishes 20 buy will
leave my store unsupplied. b HIRSCH,
NH 7-Im& N}9 Broad st.
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The RUsH FOR Pixies PEAK.-A St. Louis paper
speaking of the foolsh'y excessive travel to Pike
Peak, says:
The rush for Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad
continues to increase daily. On Friday three
hundred passengers arrived there on a single
train, and the next day four hundred arrived -
More than a thousand day pass through this
city by the Missouri river steamtr rs and the Psci.
fc Railroad. Numbers of others cross the Missis.
sippi at various ferries in Wagons, and avoiding
the cities steer by the most direct roads for the
western border, while nearly all who start from
the Southern States go up the Arkansas river,
through Fort Smith. The number going by ali
avenues Of trsve is estimated at two thousand
per diem.
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THEATRIcAL.-Niblo's Theatre, at New York, is
about to be opened by Mr.. Eddy, who has engaged
Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne as leading lady. Mr. Nea-
fe is about to become lessee of a new theatre, to
be erected in New York. Mrs. J. Ii. Allen, ma.
tive of Richmond, is creating quite a sensation in
Washington Mics Coombs, young English ac-
tress, has been favorably received at New Orleans
The Rosalia Durand Opera Troupe is singing in
Philadelphia All the Opera managers-Uilman,
MareAsk and Strakosch, are on their way to New
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FAIRBANKS SCALES
ARE TIE LOCALIZED STANDARD.

lGt0sua frhich arose from, discrepancy Of teigbt
hftUssa If ldiFblas Scales in tse y the h1ifi
more and Ohio Railroad Company and one of an
Gtisr GY1fIctrer. recently tried in the C1urt
efCsam9a Pleas, B1ltimGrg The case occupied The
Cpurt tsco ddys and Jtd9s Marshall, in delirerino
bts decisoF stated the result Of The eptdeRcs that
ne accuracy Of Fairbanks ScdleS' iCcS established
tsgeHddH question.
txAMINE YOUR SCALES.
AN INCORRECT SCALE WILL KNAw THE VERY vITAIS
oUTCF An HAPPAREyTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test yoar Scales thoroughly, and If found incor-
rect. throw them aside and buy one of Fairbanks
celebrated Scales. the universally acknowledged
standard Tor correct weight.
4 WORD OF CAUTION.
1he sgesGT1le1 reputation If these Scales mas in
6ucel the .endeIs Of imperfect and uorthlesS balances
20 gGfr them FairbdnkS' Scales, and purchasers
hare thereby. an many instances. been subjected 10
fraud and im position.
They can ouiy be had in Richmond of CLARK
SON, ANDERSON Il CO. No l05 Main street, who
are the agents, and who keep constantly on hand
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, Or FAMILY SCALES
GR0CERs' SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at short notice
WHEAT OR HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES
RAILRCAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
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SPECIAL NOTICES
BOY PAREE PorNpExrEa,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Will rr-ctice in the city ef Richmond and IN *
aonstsss Of Chesterfield. powhasan and Arnei,a '''
tss- etsice ia Lsles building, corner OF Main AND
fsth streets. AZ So.
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A MAN WORTH $50, 900 SENTENCED TO THE STATE
PRIsoS.-In Scott county, Illinois, man named
Morgan, who is said to be worth $50, 900 and up-
wards, was recently tried convicted; and sentenced
to two years imprisonment In the Alton Peniten.
tiary for an assault with intent to kill.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
f~ Ds. SYLyASus L. In

eI Ds. SYLvaSus L. MORAN hayinc
taliy tenders his professional services ta m.
Nis may De made either at hsofoe on Bank stsrs,
rssr the Mechanics Institute or AZ The NJ Chasie;
SNNS1 nh s-almS