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d. IT, VIZ WOULD INVITE PARTICULAR
attention to our sale THIS AFTERNOON COM
mencing at + O'clock Of large number Of LOTS
in Sidney; description Of which will be seen by
Deference to the auction columns Of this paper.
The list embraces some Of the most beautiful lots
in the most fashionable and improving LOT ATOMS il
Sidney.
1t is not likely that such an opportunity will
again occur for investment in property of this de-
scripton. Plats will be shown at the sale, and
the terms will be made very accommodating to pur-
chasers. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 23-lt AuctiOneers.
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n PICTURE OF CESAR.

a PICTURE OF CESAR
The following graphic description is
from the main body of Napoleon's Life
Of Caesar:
To'these natural gifts, developed by a
brilliant education, were joined physical
advantages. His lofty stature and hil
iinely-molded and well~proportioned
limbs impaired to his person q grace
which distinguished him from all others
! H.s eyes were dark. his glance pene.
trating, his complexion colorless, and his
nose straight and somewhat thick. His
mouth was small and regular. and tho
lips, rather full, gave to the lower bart
OF bis lace a. expression of kindness.
while his breadth Of forehead indicated
the Development of the intellectual g.
culdes. His face was full. ct least in
his youth; but in tho busts which were
made toward the close of his life. his
Of fatigue o''
ms voice was sonorous and vibrating.
nus gestures noble, and in cir of dignity
Peevadsd his whole person. His consti.
sueon, which at flrst was delicate, grew
.s3ooss q sober living and by his habit
~ s.sxPoang himself "a the iaolemencr
- w scssoHk Accustomed from ia
Eu9sM ~ Many sxsrcise, he was : hold
- se.oaa ana hs supported tv;th go
leiyatsons and lA4igues Hss.s.. s.n s1se
e1a0us, his health n. nos -,
s9eees Of laboe. no, ~ Aeoeo
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gentleman and his daughter, who. re-
CARELESS Of the unsafe state Of the lake.
although they heard the warming given to
the Imperial party, would take zone turn
MORE" and were presently plunged up
to their waists in water. The young
lady showed true English pluck, and
quietly waited till pole could be pro-
cured, by which she was drawn out.
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r.H Masonic NoTIcE.-The mem-
beers of 1IENRICO UNION LODGE, No. 1870, are
summoned to attend a called meeting Of the Lodge
on THURSDAY EVENING, March 23d, at 6
O'Clock 2. NJ, at Masonic Hall, on franklin street,
for work and instruction.
Members of sister lodges and transient brethren
in good standing are invited to attend.
by order Of the WorshipfIl Master.
JOHN H. DICKERSON,
nh 2o-2ts Secretary pro tenn
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4 NEW and INTERESTING BOOK
FOR SALE AT ALL THE BOOKSTORES,
OBSERVATIONS IN THE NORTH :
EIGHT MONTHS IN PRISON
AND ON PAROLE.
By EDWARD A. POLLARD.

| An editorial in the Petersburg Express says Of
this book:
"The name Of the author is sufficient qua
rantee Of the merit of the work. which il written in
easy, graceful style. Every page OF it is full OF
that kind of interest which Is always impaired by
we-written narratives OF the experiences Of cap
tives in war.
cit was alawless act-the capture of the author
and gross outrage upon the British flag. as Mr..
Pollard clearly shows in his letters to Lord Lyons
on the subject The authors sketches of his brief
sojQurn in Boston and his long imprisonment in
Foft Warren are very graphic and interesting
Their freshness and truthfulness alike give zest to
their perusal, and will secure for them wide cir
culation.
"After reaching Fortress Monroe from Brooklyn,
the author was summoned to Buffers headquarters,
near Bermuda Hundred, whittier he was rapidly
transferred, and where he passed day with that
somewhat celebrated parsonage, The chapter in
which the circumstances Of this visit related is
one of the most attractive in the volume. .
In conclusion, we take pleasure in recommending
this little volume to public favor which it will,
doubt, readily command without a word from u.s."
From the Richmond Dispatch.l
"This book has been looked for with interest,"
The work is entertaining both in the personal mar
rative and general reflections of the writer, and
will be, we think, largely sought after. The vics-
STUDIES and uncertainty Of prison-ife. in an
my's country. are graphically described. This book
is for sale at all bookstores"
From the Richmond whis.l
"What befcl Mr.. Pollard from the time of his
capture. in May last, en- route for Europe on a
British vessel from Wilmington, till his return two
months ago, to this city, parole for special ex-
chanke-what he suffered and saw and heard, with
his reflections and conclusions thereon, related
ifthis book with the graphic art and vigor of ex-
preston that characterize Mr.. Pollard a writer
The incidents narrated, and the personal expert
ences undergone, give sufficient interest to the
work but its chief value is, that it embOdies the
views of an intelligent observer, near at hand of
the feeling, expectations and purposes of
with reference to the great contest progressing
As such. it will be sought by those who have a
higher object than the mere entertainment the mar
rative affords. 1t may be had at any Of the book
stores"
PRICE: TEN DOLLARS. Will be sent to anv
part Of the country post paid the receipt Of this
amount inclosed to the publisher by mail or by exc
press. Parties ordering it. will please remit by ex
press, where practicable and thus avoid the risk Of
the mail.
very liberal discount viii be made to the trade
and dealers. A great chance is offered army
agents.
All orders must be addressed to
E. W. AYREs, Publisher,
corner Of Ninth and Main streets
mn 80 Richmond, Virgiuia.
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ELECTION NOTICE.-The friend who
~ nominated me ought to know that l am NOT
a candidate for any office. The present state of
thlhgS does not please me; neither, reckon, does
10 please any HicLmond-born man who recollects
his native city as 1t was in the happy days of '.Tp
pecanoe and Tyler, tOo.' But how to rebuild the
walls OF our Jerusalem must be left to wiser heads
than mine.
NH 22-2ts GEORGE WEEP
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MRS. STEEL would respectfully in.
lvl form the citizens of Richmond that she is
prepared to do all ipds Of SEWING, such as
DRESS-MAKING, VHILDREN'S CLOTHES.
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS, OFFICERS UNI.
FORMS TRIMMED and MILITARY CAPS made
Residence ON Third street, between Jackson and
Duval, nth door, right-hand side.
Forsalc, two CANARY BIRDS, male and female
NH 22-3ts
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H IMPORTANT FOR PHYSICIANS AND
MEDICAL STUDENTS.-For sale, privately, a
SELECT MEDICAL LIBRARY containing works
and periodicals Of late editions. Also, some SUR
GICAL INSTRUMENTS. Apply, Immediately, at
the Office in the basement of DIR. Steee's residence,
on Main street, between Seventh and Eighth, from
to III A. NJ NH 23-lts
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT. "A

TOMPLIMENTARY CONCERTO
~ GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT will be gwen by several LADY and
GENTLEMEN AMATEURS for the BENEFIT Of
MADAME RUHL, at METROPOLITAN HALL, on
THURSDAY EVENING, March %, 1863
Messrs. SCHNEIDER, KESSNICH, and other ia
Tented performers have kindly volunteered their
vices for the occasion.
. A FULL ORCHESTRA has been engaged.
Tickets can be had at the principal BOOK and
MUSIC STORES, HOTELS, and at the door.
Tickets, s.. Reserved seats, at $40, can be Sc
cured at the Hall from to O'Clock on Thursday.
NH 2O-4ts
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THE COME ERATE FLAG. as
i sanctioned BY the Confederate States ConereA
and approved by the President, beautifully Gtho.
sraphed in colors OH drawing paper.
Price, S.; by post, free Liberal discount to the
trade. GEORGE DUNN 4 CO.,
Engrsvers and Music Publishers, corner OF Main
and Fourteenth streets, Richmond. Virginia.
NH 22-2t
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" ESTERDAY'S PAPERS HAVE A
Il tattering call on W. n REDFOkD to he.
come candidate for ALDERMAN in None.
ward and, wishing to vote iuteligently, we ask il
II our lrend frmiliary known AZ mick RED
FOhD p II 80, We heartily igdorse the cali. AMI
Will not only vote and work for him. but can rora
IDENTIFY urge his claim equal to any of the canJi.
dates for that office, and solicit for him the unitd
support Of the voters in his ward.
NH 23-lts ON EpTCNpo
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ID U ID & BU,C LEY US
I'D OPERA HOUSE.

RUDD : 6pr B.u 1 C K L E US
Franklin street, next to Exchange Hotel,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
and received by immense audiences with great
delight.
This is the best Company now combined together in
the Confederate States.
Look at the talent that appears nightly:
r. J. BUCKLEY, HARRY BUDD, BILLY LEWIS.
JIM GIBSON, Professor KELP and others, with
Miss LOTTIE EASTON, Miss NELLIE WOOD and
LITTLE ALICE in her beautiful DANCES.
A GREAT BILL TONIGHT
the celebrated Pantomi1ne,
RED GNOME,
in which BILLY LEWIS disappears through the
face of a clock.
Remember, Saturday night will be presented the
laughable Burlesque-
RECRUITING UNBLEACHED CITIZENS OF
VIRGINIA FOR THE CONFEDERATE
STATES ARMY, :,
showing their drills the Square, examining board,
recruiting office; also, in the battles, etc.
ADMISSION: Parquette, s.; Gallery, S.; Private
Boxes, $40 per night.
Highest price paid for old and new CORK at the
Hall NH 23-its
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IN w E n TY- FIVE BALES 4-4 AU-
GUSTA ANDGRANITEVILLES HEETING.
10 bales COTTON YARN,
Is barrels very fine WHISKEY,
10 barrels JAMAICA RUN,
Is barrels APPLE BRANDY
10 s-casks superior COGNAC BRANDY,
Is kegs SODA.
100 sacks SALT,
Is boxes TALLOw CANDLES,
MANUFACTURED and SMOKING TO.
BACCO, Of all grades;
10 barrels GRAIN PEPPER,
for sale by NH 2O-6tl w. B. JONES & CO.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
i WARD Tor the return to me OF my woman
JANE. who left my house, on Twenty fourth, be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets, on Sunday morning.
the 18th instant. She is bright mulatto front
upper teeth out; right hand deformed; straight
hair, and speaks rather slowly.
NH 20-6ts J. P. DAVIDSON.
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lSs uUsTINGs CoURT.-We are au-
thorized to announce w. A. WRIGHT as a CAN.
DIDATE for MAGISTRATE for Madison Ward
NH 2l-Sts
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RUNAWAYS.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
IL Sunday afternoon last, two MULATTO
WOMEN. HARRIET and BET. Harriet is about
twenty-four years Of age, stout, about five feet
high. and had on checked homespun dress when
she left. Bet is about seventeen years old, about
five feet high, has straight hair, and had a light
homespun dress on when she lett. reward will
be given for their delivery to Mr. j. r. Grigsby, at
Lynchburg, or to me, at my residence, corner Of
First and Marshall streets
NH 23-2ts NJ. J. MICIIELBACUER
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HEADoU ARTKRs GOvERNOR's MOUNTED GUARD,
RICHMOSD, March II, 1865.
AM AUTHORIZED by the Governor
l. of Virginia TO RECRUIT TEN or FIFTEEN
more MEMBERS for this command, from persons
between the ages of sixteen and eighteen and forty
five and fifty years, from detailed or other per-
sons liable to State service. The horses Of the
members Of this command are not liable to Impress
ment by the Government. Apply to
@. b. LIPSCOMB, Lieutenant. commanding.
Office on Fourteenth street, near May0's bridge
NH 22-6ts
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EOR RENT, TWO FURNISHED
/ ROOMS, with gas, in one Of the cottages of
the Ballard House. References required.
mh-23-2ts
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PERSONAL.

EKSON If JOSHUA KIM.
l. BROUGII, Of Bourbon county, Kentucky, is
Ill this city, and will call at the Dispatch Office, he
will learn Of good news from his family and friends
at home. Mr.. Kimbroush is said to have been II
member OF the "Public Guard" at Richmond in
1868. Any Information concerning him will be
thankfully RECEIVED if addressed to X, Dispatch
office. NH 22--lOts
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MRS. PRESCOTT would most respect
ivu fully say to the citizens Of Richmond that
she i prepared to do all kinds Of TAILORING
WORK With neatness and dispatch. Residence,
Canal street, between Fifth and Sixth.
NH 22-Sts
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NTOTICE.-Intending to make change
IN In ny business, must request all persons
Indebted to to coe forward and settls their &C.
NH 23-2ts ND. r. NEANLEY.
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To THE VOTERS OF HENR1co.-
Gentlemen: respectfully announce myself a can
didate for reelection to the HOUSE OF DELE
GATES Respectfully,
NH 22-2ts J. J. ENGLISH.
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DOR RENT, SMALL HOUSE, with a
Il kitchen. Apply to
Mrs. ROUNDTREE,
nh 23-3ts New street, Union Hill
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EOR RENT, desirable FARM in.
Il Chesterfield, five miles from the city, with
neat COTTAGE, containing two rooms, and several
rooms in main dwelling. # desired For terms.
apply to Mrs L. J. PEMBERTON. on the premises,
or to DIR. w. E ANDERSON, in this city,
NH 23-2ts
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I INFORMATION WANTED Of a
l. TRUNK that was m charge of Mr.. Strntto,l,
with the name Of Il. Davis, Kichmol d, Virginia.
Any one having it i'll charge will please let it be
known, so that can get it.
NH 2l-3ts BAILEY DAVIS
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TVHE SENATORIAL ELFC-i11,N

'H.aEi:SENATORIAL ELECTION FOR
Il TIE ClfY.-Discretion, holiness, frmnes.
devotion TO the cause end ability to spprecate ~,
70 Deal with the varied and ntous inters.ts y.
.ne city and the State, the qualities that shd
~ ~ R,ssesssd by our legislators CoLoxlL WYATT
N. 1LLlOfT Is presented for the SENATE a.
man consplcuously endowed with these nual;ts.
ana quailhcations. His election ought 70 be. ana
It Is believed is, beyond doubt ~ A'A
nh 23-lts crr,,,,
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-. TAe Carrier. Of the Dispatch pay T"'''y Dol
lar. ,er On. Hs~dred chsies to, sAr'r papers, AND
Sarge their patron, zsso Dollars and F0sy ct"f'
per reek.
=. Single copies If the paper, i" the office, Fifty
CtNis.
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d OOMS FOR RENT.-Two or three
h UNFURNIsHED ROOMS to rent, on Mar
shah street, third door above Adams, south side
IN lulre on the premises. NH 23-lts
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I>O THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON
L WARD:-At the urgent request OF many
friends, Mr.: RICHMOND l.. WILLIAMS has con-
scented to become candidate for ths po,ition ~
ALDERMAN OF JEFFERSON WARD Having
been resident Of this Ward for the last fifteen
years, Mr.. WILLIAMS is well known as to render
unnecessary any allusion to his high moral cha
racter, intelligence and qualifications for the poS.
ton OF magistrate NH 23-tA5th.
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M K. r. b. SMITH, Esa.-Of the manv
1A names presented to us FIR tbo &C.
MAGlSTkATE for MONROE WARD W. t hss y.
seen none better qualified than yourself AS v"nr
business Is such that you can always be- found in
v VIZ. ware. We would most respectfully request
you 70 announce yourself as a candidate for ,h.,
office at once pesnec.f,,lw i"r 'uat
NH 23-2ts NV vorrn
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EOR HIRE, for the balance Of the year,
j middle-aged WOMAN, who is a good cook,
washer and ,roner; no incumbranee save her hus-
band. Apply to ROBERT A. PAYNE, at Farm
ers' Bank OF Virginia. NH 2l-3ts
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NOR RENT, a FRAME HOUSE, on
i the Wcstham plankroad, with four rooms
kitchen and all necessary out-houses, with well
in the yard. To good tenant the rent will be low
Apply to Mrs. A. LUGNOT, on the premises.
NH lS-6ts
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y RESPONSE TO YOUR VERY

O1NCE ~ 1UUK VEKY
WA nat:enrg card OF the 2ist instant, gned Mauv
vO'eIs, Gazing upon me to allow YOU the "a. ~
my name rs CANDIDATE for AIDERMAN r
most respectfully beg leave to say that am M
ssplrant Tor Office. In my previous election. ran
.Ur military exemption. but this object having been
dsahl;tu u cy discha,ge on account of physical
.h'1, ~ mas ceased now to bs an object but
snoutd 1t Dc your pleasure to elect me, win serve
you faithfully to the best Of my ability / shall On
no considerations, electioneer for said Office and =
elec.e1 II must be by the spontaneous enthusiasm Of
my friends. am, respectfully, -
Your fellow-ctizen,
RE xo.,., ,r W. II. BEVERIDGE.
o.>p, HAdfch -, 1900. NH 23- 1919
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NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS AND
IN CUSTONERa.-lam nov prepared 70 make
broad street. between Third and Fourth. oyer
oaasaets sters, (uh 0-9ts) 1is !. c13xl
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NOLONEL WYATT H. ELLTOT-T :.

II W M NJ. ELLIOIT 10
-; sa1nsstty recommen ded to the voters of ,hs
omse would be important to him, but because hs
sery'ces IN IT would be important TO the civ a
man; man OF ms weight Of character and strength Of
~ ,',u eoua not ia'l to command large infueuc.
mo-, y ;assenloiy: Richmond. at all times need,
now. NH % D"t esRsCiAliy
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-A FURNISHED
III PARIOR, with piano and the use of a large
and valuable library; well-furnished CHAM
Der. and u KITCHEN with two rooms Also, two
UNFINISHED ROOMS. Situation most desi-
rable-on the Mechanicsville turnpike, two miles
and half from Richmond Inquire at Dispatch
office. NH lS-jt"( LEO. ROSSER
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DAINTI NG, PAINTING.-SIGN
l PAINTING and small jobs Of PLAIN
PAINTING, GLIDING, &C., done at the shortest
notice, and upon terms to suit the times by
X. w. ALLEN,
No. 1875 Broad street, corner Of Fifth.
NH 23-lts
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EOR RENT, one small ROOM, with a
Il large closet attoched cooking and washing
done on the premises. and servants attendance
furnished, If desired. For further information in
qulre at the framed house on Grace, between Third
and Fourth streets, south side. References re-
Quired. NH 23-Its
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EOR RENT, a fine DWELLING.
i HOUSE, on Twenty-fourth street near Clay,
Church Hill, containing passage and five rooms,
with all the necessary out-houses, having been
fitted up for the owners use. The key, next door.
Also, for rent, LOT OF GROUND, on Thirty
first street, between and p streets Church Hill.
Apply to s. BOUIS, Sir,
NH 2l-3ts No. % Franklin street,
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DOR RENT, one or two good ROOMS,
i, with few articles of FURNITURE, if re-
quired. Also, partial Of kitchen, &c. Apply
Oh Twenty-fourth street, between Grace and Frank
lin, Church Hill. Terms moderate. mh 2l-3ts
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FOR REET.

DOODfS TO kENT.-A SUITE Of com.
~ Portable, FURNISHED ROOMS, for = small
family OF three or four grown persons Partic. not
having their own servants need not apply, nor
without being able to give undoubted city reference
Apply ut the second house on Grace street above
First NH $50
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-17

The annual exodus from the city has
begun and during the past few days sew,
eral of our citizens, with their families,
have left for the lakes and other sum1aer,i
resorts The First and Second Presbyte--
rian Churches will be closed for several
weeks, to allow their Pastors time for
recreation and recuperation. and to afford
workman an opportunity OF repairing
the Church buildings.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.
fine Gold aud Other Markets, and
EssceIIancous Matter, 90 oe feund On
li.e EourfE Page.

NEWSPAPER SPECIFICS the re-
turn of summer, and the appearance OF
diseases incident to the season, the papers
begin to issue receipts for specific treat
ment. These are mostly very old, and
seme of them may be useful, but We very
much question the expediency of urging
people to resort to this or that remedy
for disease which, though popularity
known by name, presents so many
phases that the same remedy will not al
ways produce the same effect An inca'-
nlable amount Of mischief results from
pouring down certain medicines when'
perhaps, they are not adapted to the
case, OF where no medicine is required
Diarrhea may proceed from variety OF
causes, and assumes different forms 1t
may be but the attendant OF some other
disease, and what is supposed to be
diarrhea may be something else. Diar-
rhea and dysentary are often confounded
by people who ought to know the wide
difference. The cure of one may be the
bane OF the other. lrregularty and un-
wholesome diet in summer doubtless pro-
duce much of the disease improperly
charged to the season but il may well
be doubted if these causes are more pro-
life of mischief that the resort to nos
trnms that are advertised or told of as
specifics for certain maladies We be-
lieve it is the safe course to warn people
against making an apothecary's shop of
their stomachs To fest all the remedies for
disease noticed in print.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT-In this Court Ion
Saturday Rodolf Scbaffer was fined $2o
and costs for selling liquor to soldiers;
James Robinson s. and costs for fore
stalling the market; and d. Kurner 81
and costs for forestalling the market.