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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-25
BY James VI. Taylor & Son, Auc,ionssr,


SALF OF THE NALT-
l. ABLE TUG. BOAT TRIUMPH At .IrcTIny
ny virtue OF deed Of trust executed BY d Won
ironing. pra.ident, and x. n. DtbrclI trea.ursT
OF the Sirsini. Towing Company. IN me- a. trnste-
dated the ?7th day ~ d, cemoe 1913 and aaly "a
corded, TO secure the paF ment Of a certain sum d,
money therein mentiouei, and at the rsqae. ot
me beneficiary. ! VIII proceed l. sell At public
auction, on WEDNESDAY the sh d4y of Nav
next 1T u o'clock N. " fair If not the nsxt All
day thereafter, the : 7 GAM TuG.B BOAT TRI
UMPH, al the wharf Of said company at ckett.
TERM: Cash, or upon auch terms A. nav he
agreed upon AZ the time o, sale
The boat will ba AZ the company's wharf for in .
spectton three day, before the day Of sale
OTHo ". HAHN, Trustee.
sale conducted by JAMES II. TAHOE 4 Soy,
Auctioneers. Al SIT
Norfolk J,"rnal copy till tn May and send bill!
10 this Office
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioness,
Northw west corner Main and Eleventh street,,

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 EALUA-
| BILE LEASEHOLD INTEREST, OS MAIN
STREET. AT AUCTION BY virtue Of de4l II
trust to the subscriber, dated October IL lts and
recorded In Richmond Hustirg, CuGrt utice h.ify
thereto reguest.d " II cell Al auction, upon the
premises, on MONDAY, 10Th OF Apfl. a. II O'clock
NJ, If far II not then the fr,t fair d4y there.
after, At the same hour all the right t,le aud In.
terest OF the grantor In 4 Lease FOR TEN TEAkS
from lst Of July, 1885, in and to the lot of ground
upon which tenement 30. 1871 east MAJ street
stands also, all hts interest Ia the building.
erected thereon and in the leases ofthe sam. 10 the
present tenants. The tenement referred 70 i, M.
same now occupied by scha4p Hartman a, !
clothing Ators and by Anderson 30. as The Ar,
Palace. Full particulars will b. given ~ the TINA
81 sale and particular attention Is ralnr-tad -
the SALE because this l. one Of the most prgHfth.
leases In the city. and it j. believed that no better
investment can be made, A. il yields about twenty.
five per cent. NIT upon the orl.iral cost after
paving ground rent, taxes, and insurance.
Terms At sale.
7. W GgUBBS, Trustee
GRrBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctiuuacr.. apg
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rg 4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-The fol-
lowing series of resolutions Were unanimously
adopted AT a meeting of the firm Of
A HIRsH x CO., CO.. BROAD STREET,
in which the citizens of Richmond and the sur
rounding country are deeply Interested
Whereas ii being the intention Of A. HlRSH to
withdraw from the firm on the LIST day Of July,
1857, therefore he II
R,>oirsi, That We will from this day offer our
entire stock of
FRESH SPRING DRY GOOTS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
and our WIETER GOODS al less than cost
Reroired. That should there be decline in the
market, the prices will be correspondingly lower.
A. HIRSH Y CO.,
ap23 627 Broad street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
by harrison. GoddIn i 4ppsron, Aacttnns.,,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Aye.ts


Binkers, Brokers, and Ro.I Estate Ays.,.
VERY VALUABLE BRICK TFvr
nENT ON The SOUTH sIDgOP NAY
TWEEN sECOSD AND THIRD sTPEeTs ~ -
NINE BRICK TENEMgsTs, IN sTDyty 20
~ Likely AND DOVER sTEEETs, AgDTW yTv'
ppsss hyEs5 ~ pEkTfLg LAND NEAR T. TGs
hb,hhFOlR: FOR SALEAT AUCTION wgitttss
spid Z, auction, on the premses on TgTpty
ne Ieth oi April, 1857, commencing 1T o'eloek -
~, In The order advertised the folIoWInI ,.Ia''
Do propsry-vlz FIRST one Of those mick re-
MN EsIs on the south side or Main s,yss, ~
Jolhltg inc 1rug store 81 Mr. John w pf.,I :,
Gently occupied by James z. Douglass /, /, III
arranged Tor iamily grocery store After vhi,s
az Al O'CLOCK, on the prsml.a. fhrss NM
NEW BRICK TESEAsSTs In sIdnsy ,a -
west side OF Cherry street, and on the son,h H.
OF Dover or Cary ght OF IN, M ar. 49,
dwellings, and the corner one TO nor.
dwelling. They are well bulIt, and are orc,r,.
Tor the most part by good. paying tenants r.
Thlch, al The same place, will b. sold .Iyry7,y'
+ VI ACRES Of VERY FERTILE LAM ~ -
plan OF Ritchis's spring.a short distance wa, y,
the reservoir and within two hundred 80. ?,
me new corporation line. This il really a M,
valuable tract Of land, as beside, bein. y.rv 80
tile, II has on 1t hns building site ~
TEENS One. third cash balance al four AL
eight months for negotiable notes Interest 49,
secured By trust deed The taxes FOR til. va,
10 be paid by The purchaser '
apes AncIi"nss,,
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FXs
" CELLENT BRICK DWELLING ON THE
s0uTHS SIDE OF JACKSON, JUST ABOVE ADAMS
STREET.-By virtue Of a decree Of the Hus-
tirgs Court Of Richmond entered March 20, 1857,
in the Gaze If Reeve and ais. as. Reeve and ais ,
the uud.rsigne commit -sioner appointed there by
will sell AT public anction, upon the premises on
THURSDAY. 25th April, at half past / o clock r
VI If fair II not, the next fair day thereafter, At
the same hour, the BRICK DWELLING lu,ttsd as
above described, now in the occupancy OF Mr.
Burke The house contains i've rooms aid IL sub
stAutally built; brick kitcLan wita two Ioums
large yard and garden. Tie lot 'front.' ~ seven
feet, and runs b Eek the usual d pth
TEaNs.-Cue fourth cash balance IL :. l. ), s.
IN, IL, and IL months for negotiable nCtes, 4ute.
rest added, and title retained until all tho notes
paid Taxes for 1857 to bs paid by the ItLaser
J. BURR REEVE, Commissioner.
GRrBEs j WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. apT
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest cnrntr Of Main and Eleventh strea

DRICK HOUSE, ON SOUTH SIDE
- Of JACKSON STREET NEAR ADAMS, For
SALE AT AUCTIOS.-On THURSDAY, 25th April,
al 81 o'clock =. NJ. after the sale for ID. j. Burr
Reeve, commits iouer, will sell upon the pre-
misses a BRICK HOUSE situated as above, being
the second house east OF Adams street 1t has four
rooms, ana il arranged for a store below with
dwelling above. The lot fronts 20 feet and runs
ba ck about l55 feet to alley.
TERMS Atstle. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
suctOnserS.
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AUCTION SALES-THIS DAY.

BY Pilknton, Pullam Co,
Auct,onsers, Commission Merchants, and hes'
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.
4 ILLUSTRATORS s A l. r. OF
n HOUSE AND LOT IN MANCHEST ER. Al
he request of the 1sgatees, will sell ~ puolc
nucti on on the premises, on THUhSDhf the 25th
oi April 1897 At o clock p NJ. tn" HOUSE ana
LOT located In snellngs's addition to Mnnchss-
Ter on the western side Of Hunter street DOT NO
~ fronting 81 feet and running back $50 feet 10
nm alley ton feet wide. The house contains three
rooms and Is now occupied By Daniel Skipwth.
TERMS: ons-ihird cash balance at four and
aiyht months, negotiable. notes interest added,
secured by trust deed. The taxes for 1887 to Ds
paid by the purchase. -
OF Patrick Henry McClelland. deceased.
Sale conducted by PILKrsToS, PULLTAa Co.,
Auctioneers. az .1-I1o
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US follows
DIED.

Z, Chesterfield, on the 2itA ultmo. al the rest
aenca Of his brother, Mr. Samuel !. Nelson,
kLDEZp J. NELSON, Of gestritis, in the twenty :
f.,h wear of his age. He leaves large circle o.
- and f,i-rds 10 mourn his BILE loss
III, fuaeTat viii take place at2 O'Clock from Ms
brothers, residence.
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By Harrison, Goddin &Apperson, Auctionssr.,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estata Agerts.

VERY BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF
FprRTEsE ACRES or LAND ON IPrGH
STREET OPPOSITE THE FAIR GROrvDS
WITH SMALL CoTT.GS RESIDENCE THERg.
ON. FOR SALE At AUCTION VIII b. ,oId Al
April. 1851 at hall. past o'clock r NJ that very
beautiful TRACT Of LAND located a. above con.
tanning about FoURTERN ACRES, adjoining thu
lands of Messr- Heath Jones, Christian, william
A. Thomas, and others. On itthere j. A small,
comfortable DwhLLlSG. The land lies beAnti.
fully, with fine building sites on Leigh strAyt 4
stream Of water runs through IT, and th"r. il hns
location Tor an lca-house. Altogether 'his IL
really most attractive location for 4 market gar.
den, dairy farm, or suburban Retreat.
TERMs: Ona.thtrt cash : balance At six and
twelve months Tor negotiable. notes interest adfed
secured by trust deed The taxes Tor this year 10
b. paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GuDDIy & APPERsoS.
an2l AucIinnaeKs
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By Regnault & Co.. Auctioneers.
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

Dy hssldhh w.. huCllOneeS,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
IL NlTURE At AUCTION.-Gn WEDNEsDAY
MORNIEG the oath instant, commencing at II
o'clock, we will sell at the residence Of family
declining housekeeping lover Mr.. w. p. W. Tay.
lor's shoe store, corner Broad and Fourth streets
a handsome assortment OF very EXCELLENT
FURNITURE, consisting In part Of
CABINETS,
BUREAUS,
WARDROBES,
BEDSTEADS.
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS,
WASHsTANDS,
CENTRE and DINING TABLES.
SOFAS,
BEDDING.
BLANKETS,
CRoCKERY and GLASSWARE,
lsUPERIoR COOKING STOVE and UTEN-
besides the usual variety of KITCHEN WARE.
The residence, consisting OF eight rooms, W II ba
rented privately for the unexpred lease expiring
November 18th next. REGNAULT & co,
Auctioneers.
P0STPONEMBNT.-Owin to Illness In tho
family above mentioned, the sale will take place
At our store FRIDAY MORNING, 26th instant.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, To which will be added
other FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CIGARS, HAIR
NESS, and SADDLES, CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES,
sc REGSAULT Co,
ap25-2t Aucioneers.
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VERY VALUABLE LOT, AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER or CLAY AND
FOURTH STREETS, FOS SALE At AUCTION -
Will be sold a. auction, on the premises; on MON
DAY the Islh Of April, l'6i At &. O'clock =. NJ,
fronting IS feet and running back abOut los feet 10
an alley. II IL admirably well located for one or
more private residences
Terms: One-third cash balance at and :
months for negotiable notes, interest added 80
cured by a trust deed. The taxes for this year 10
be paid bv the purchaser
HARRISON, GODDIE & APPEESOy,
D AurFi8f.ar~
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BY Z. d. Eacho,
,.,gopaar and poal E.t.ta Auapf


CTEAM SAW-MILL FOR SALE
- Wishing TO give my entire attention TO my
farm, aud having nearly gotten through with the
cutting Of my timber, propose TO sci my STEAM
ENGINE and SAW. MILL. The engine l. in good
running order made by Joseph X. Anderson <
Co. Any one wishing 10 engage in the business
can have a favorable opportunity. AS the mill may
remain where IL IL, and large quantity OF timber
can be purchased In the neighbo' hood-Atle
station, Virginia Central rstlIoad, nine miles from
Richmond
refer, by permission, 10 Mr.. Z. K. Archer, at
the Trsdsgar " ork-, Richmond.
| wish to employ several GOOD HANDS accus-
toned TO work Al a saw-mill.
ap 9-.odgw N. B. CLARK
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, A VERY DESlR = sIoas
80, On pine street fronting on Broad 80 Ieet,
running back 40 feet to alley 10 wias' paa5
10. is now occupied by the sprinEheia a"a -
for some time Il is n good location Tor coz -.
wood or lumber yard. Possession can be hau Let
OF May. ID .. -. ,.o,,,
Fourteenth street between Main and frahkhh'
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BY Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

DRICK DWELLING, ON SOUTH
ID SIDE OF JACKSON BETWEEN FOUsHEE
Tiny inmsdiataIv a,ts, ths .hnra ala san AZ
o'clock p NJ, will sell At auction, on the prs-
misses, the PROPERTY situated a. above de-
rhed. The dwelling contains six rooms, besides
kitchen. The lot fronts Isl feet and runs back to
an alley.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 1, :, and IL
months, for negotiable ties, interest added,
cured by trust deed. Taxes for 1887 TO BE- paid
by the purchaser. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
ap22 Auctione-rs.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson. Auctioneers.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
ICE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil
l be sold at Magnolia, the residence of Nathaniel
s1w9 tsq' 5 nssr NE wesern part OF Inc e,y, on
o'clock p NJ, the contents OF two ice houses. EN-
bracing a large parcel of very pure ICE. Payable
1t june Is. July, lst August, aud lst September,
in equal instruments, for approved, endorsed ne
gotiable paper. - -
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsON,
apo Auction.ers.
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UACANTLOTS, ON THE BUCHAN-

rHILDREN'S RRIAG ES.-We
~ are opening this day q further supply OF those
PERAMBULArORs, which we will sell AZ the
manufacturers prices for cash. These carriages
finish, and durability, are superior TO any ever
offered Ia this market. Gail aud examine for your
self before making your purchases. at
BRANCH l. CURRASTS.
ap2l corner Eighth and Main streets
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Re THE HOME TESTIMONY ALREADY
on file at WOODS Pharmacy il amply sutI ,ient to
place the CaSTALIAN CREAM in the front rank Of
hair dressings and toncs. For sale by the city
druggists. apls
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LE OF BONDS OF

L Dl CT A l. SALE OF BONDS OF
- THE ESAPEA KEASD OHTO CANAL
CoMPAaY.-The undersigned. commissioner. Of
the circuit Court Of Alexandria county By virtue
OF decree of that court rendered at the special
term In february. 1907 In the case OF the Board of
p1hHc WORKS OF virginia against ssld.n. Withers
4 Co, tat, defendants, will At Y O'clock NJ on
THURSDAY the 2oth dsy OF May, 1857, before the
'front.' door OF the court house Of that county offer
ana sell Al auction to the highest bidder a laT.o
amount Of the bonds of tie Chesapeake aud ohio
Canal Company. They comprise the following to.
wit: -
A parcel II five bonds. known A. SPECIAL Boyrs
Noe. sJs. I3l 525 $50 ana S2f for tlIo 600
in par value from $40 700 - 80, 20; Also,
A parcel known PkEPgRkED BONDS for
fl3 500.
TEgss or SALE Cash for - 900 the residue for
well endorsed negotiable uots or notes al six
months, hearing interest.
JAMES NELSON,
NH 30 ION
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COR SALE AT AUCTION, A VALU-
L ABLE HOUSE A&D LOT NEAR MASCHES-
TER.-,at The rrguest # J. b Pierce, Esq, We
o'clock p. " on THrRSbAY the 18th % April
l.67, hi, very handsome LOT, with DWELLING
and out BUILDINGS thereon, located on the
road running in front Of samuel D Atkiuson's
house. In Chastpriald comfy, near Manchester
aud nearly opposite he residence of Mr.. bert
Wooldridges dwelling. The house j. small but
comfortable. The lot fronts so feet and runs back
3ti feet.
TERMS: ona-third cash; balance in four and
eighr months, negotiable notes. interest added,
trust deed TO secure deferred payments.
PlLKINTON, PULLIAM h Co.
apis Auctioneers.
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By Z. A. ] Clnntnn.
BY L. A. J. Clopton,
Auct!oneer and Real Estate Agent, No. q Twelfth
street near Franklin.
yrALTABLF INpROVFD REAL

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
' ESTATE ASD VACANT LOTs. ~ PpET
MAYO, FOB SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold
on the premises on SATURDAY, April =, l-#1 stI
o'clock T. u. IN the order advertised, the follow
ing PSOpEkTY. to wit.
Commencing with that beautiful lot with 4
large FRAMED STABLE. now in the occupancy n
Mr.. Henry NUlta a a cooper shop. frunlu. to f.at
on sixth street and running back 10 feet t. wide
alley.
Also. one LOT fronting 10 feet on Sixth street
running back 100 feet and inch -.
The above sale will be- made Tor ard on lrcDun,
oftha former purchaser, Michael Dolau, IA having
TAI ed To comply with the terms ~ previoT- "a
The foregoing property H. Justly REGARDED -
amoHgEt tn. most valuable IN the suburbs for stores
and dwellings, having been recently incorporated.
being convenient Ia shipping the various itrtIllu-
ries, brew"ries, brick-ydris, and other WORK, tn
thu lover part - the city
Terms Mad known at sale
ap2j Il. A. j. ILpPrOy, hurtiuuear
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Remember that our store irHt h' ct'S'" "' F''-
day ne 2dHt Instant, and re opened on h"ha"s 'n'
2ath APP
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-04
nVWe learn from the Springfield lOhi

s@We learn from the Springfield (Ohio)
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gozette,
that the most important town talk at
Springfield just now, is the new joint Stock
CompanS to be called the champion Ma
chine Company. The men engaged IN the
enterprise are Messrs. w. H. Ogelvee and
Thomas Mckee, of Cadiz, Mr.. Henry G..
Taylor, of Wheeling, Mr.. n. P Jeffries, a
leading business man of Xenia, who will
remove to Springfield to live, and Messrs.
W. W. Wilson, formerly of Cadiz), Robert
johnson and Amos Whitley, of Springfield.
The correspondent says Mr. johnson is
one Of our leading bull lers and Mr.. Whites
ly Is a most competent machine man. These
persons are all men Of the right sort. Two
hundred thousand dollars in cash will be
paid at once into the treasury of the con.
cern, and blihling, SO feet long by 50
wide, and three high stories in altitude, will
be be erected as soon as the materials (al-
ready purchased) can be put together.
Ground will be broken for the foundation
soon. An engine of $50 horse power
will run the machinery, and 400 men will be
employed. Eight thousand Champion Rea>
pers and Mowers will be made each year. !"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-04
Soldiers Monument

We have one word to say about Sol
dier's Monument. Two efforts have been
made during the year just closing to obtain
funds for the erection of monument to
the memory of the Soldiers from Harrison
county who fell in the late war. Both fail
cd. The responsibility of the failure rests
with the people. First, committee was
] appointed by the commissioners Of the
/ county to solicit contributions. This COM
mittee went to work faithfully and made an
effort--suD> uD>cemmittees were appointed in
| every school district in the county, but no
fnnds of any account we're raised. The
people would not contribute.
K Second. By law of the State the Com
lniasioners were authorized to submit the
luestion to the voters of the county, wheth-
" not they would pay small tax for this
curpose. The law authorized the Com
nissioners to submit the questions only at
he spring or fall election of 1867. The
7 aw was published for five weeks before the
lection in both the papers of the county.
he people voted that they would not be
: ,xed for this purpose. EI
d The Commissioners have performed their
'hole duty in the matter. In the future
4 one of the fault of the failure can be laid
/ , their charge. The responsibility rests
4 nth the voters Of the county.
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and to all the poor pnfortunates who took
up arms against the Government forever,
We may perhaps conclude, with hin, that
God determined to punish the nation by de-
stroying 100000 noble patriots of the
North, that Christ must have been with the
South till that was accomplished, and then
in conclusion, turned over to the side of the
North to punish the South. Now we
would say, Nay, indeed, if the teachers Of
our holy religion would know their spheres,
let them preach THE WORD (2nd Tim.
4 Cor. 20) and recolect that God always
works by means. God always works by
means, and means perfectly adapted to the
object to be attained. Bloody men for
bloody work; dirty men for dirty work, and
holy men for holy work. If there is no
bloody work to do there would be no bloody
men to do it, and if there is no holy work
to do there would woul be no holy men to
do it. If Christian ministers have the
Holy Spirit, let them attend the work of
that Spirit. Among the connections of
civil government does God give special in,
spiration az to which side he wishes his fol-
lowers to enlist. There were ministers on
both sides, in the great struggle, who led
and taught their hearers. The Rebel polti
cal clergy were just as positive as Col
Clark. Neither entered the field of calm
discussion, but both urged blind adherence,
and would rush their listeners forward at
their behest.
The priesthood are bad leaders in the
State. They have never yet, in the history
of the world, obtained power but that they
used it to establish despotism. We thank
God that their power is waning in this
country They will never be successful in
uniting Church and State. IF they do not
soon sound the tocsin OF recall to their
proper sphere, the Church will be reorgan>
ized and rem odeled. The money ,changes
will be driven out, and Christ will once
more be presented for the worship of the
people.
But our article is now great deal longer
then we intended when commencing We will
only say in conclusion that it sounded very
strange, from the lips of professed teacher
of the gospel Of Christ, whose mission
should be to save souls, to be uttering to
an intelligent audience about "fat- headed
Dutch" and drunken Irish with nose eat>
in off in brawls" p" Such language does not
alter the opinion of sensible men either
conce rning the noble race OF freedom loving
Irish, or that other cl ass, as intelligent as
any people upon the earth-the Germans.
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Another walker.

Mr.. F. W. Symons, law student of New
Jersey and lecture of some reptation, left
Philadelphia this morning, on foot for Leav.
enworth Kansas He proposes to accom-
plish the entire distance twelve hundred
and thirty-fve miles, in thirty>eight walk,
ing days, and to lecture in the evenings at
his stopping places, if requested to do so.
He will have a long and cold walk. The
suhjoined table indicates the route he is to
pursue, and the time and distance of each
days walk from Philadelphia to Alton, Ill,
on the Mississippi river, S7l miles:
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WALTON s. WEIR.
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regulate the liver, and purge all corrupt and
acrimonious humuors from the system.
One of DR.. Railways Pills contains more
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quicker on the Liver. Bowels, Stomach.
Kidneys, Builder, Blood. &C., than four or
six of the ordinary common Purgative or
Cathartic Pills sold under various names.
or than ten grains of Blue Mass.
True comfort for the aged and Others dtlics.
I'D '0tm CoSttVe'ess and Paralysis ofthe Bow
els,
one to Three of Railways Pills--once I'M
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cure. Purely vegetable, containing no NOR
curry, minerals, or deleterious drug
DIR. Railways Pills sold b 2 all Drug rista
and Country Merchants. Price 25 ceIrts.-
See DIR. Railways Almanac for 1893.
Nov.27, 1872
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