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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-07

MCth E,NEf u NaDbNl,'uctn, fROPRlEIOhsj
K. IS. L!P-C"MB, MASAGtR;
WILLIAM WEOcLEY, sUPERISTEEDFET.
The propretor1, in resumng the management
of this well-known aud popular Hotel, 80 long
and favorabv known to tho travelling public,
premise in the future to retain the rspuation the
American has borne a, a
FIRST. CLASS HOTEL.
Its locality, Immediately at the railroad depot,
renders Il convenient stoppirS. place for persons
on business or in search of health.
BAR and BARBER SHOP IN the house.
All the oil ces OF tho te egraph and stage nnea
rrnniur to this town are ad dining this house.
first. class LIVERY STABLE, under O'Toois
4 Donov IN, iB connected with this house.
- McCHE>NEY s. co.
N. B.-Cit:zsns Of the county will be lnr.isned
dinner at fifty certs. and horses fed by letsrs.
Donovan j O'Tooie d; twenty cents. oc 10 Sm
AIRS. N. y, THORNTON, CORNER
lVl GOVERNOR kGpR0SS STREETS. has several
very desirable suites of rooms for fsmi .e. and can
accommodate TEANSlENr, PEHMAHbNT, and
Day BOARDEaS in thu best style. The house Ii
central and convenient to all parts OF the CITY, and
nothing shall be omitted to give satisfaction
ll-1m
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JeaUeJerS, DC.

NEW AND REAU TIF U l. PAT
IN TEENS OF JEWELEY, SLY
WARE, NC, at JOHN II. TYLER i CO 3, 1872
Main street.-The have on hand and are constant
" receiving all the most desirable styles Of
Diamond Pins. Gar Kings, Finger Rings &C.;
Gold, Ena,ne!l-d, and Etruscan Jewelery-every
article ia this line of new patterns
Gold ard Silver Watches superior quality, war
ran.ed.;
Gold Watch Chains. Vest, Chatham, and Leon
tine, every variety;
Silver Tea Services Pitchers, Goblets, Tugs. Bat
ter Dishes, Casters, Spoons, Forks, Ladies,
Butter Knives, &c;
Silver in cases, for Bridal and other presents. oc
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TOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
y facturer and Dealer, l?ll Eagle square, E
Ing and msnnfa curing all styles OF staplsSea
and fancy Hats and Caps. Wool Es.s, mems s ar.
boys, from the lowest TO the highest price ; fui
and s!lk Dress Hats OF all grades:
Just received very besutiful lot OF MilltafJ
Cans for off GERS and privates
Wholesale merrh would DO well 70 exll.
Is
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A GLORIOUS FUTU K E.-csas
n 4. GUEST & Co., 10. SOS Broad @HsA
street, have Just returned from ths east- w
ern cities with the LARGEST stock OF E~@
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought to this city, which they will offer 10
the public al aston!shingly low prices. We afver-
tire no price list stock IL TOO large TO
rate ali the different prices Call and exam ne our
prices, and we guarantee to compete with the best
and cheapest in the city. Country merchants viii
ind It to their interest to call Us before making
their purchases. ,o
largo lot Of sEWED BRcG.Ns and NAPo.
LEON BOOTS. A. GUNhT co.,
au 40 no sos Broad, near Fifth street.
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w BUTCHERS T L E 4 AND
w EDGE TO0LS.-Two casks of these cele-
brated goods, imported by myself direct, and Just
rec sivet per steamship City Of Antwerp, which l
fer for sale at tho lowest rates for cash, or TO
CHARLES J. SIgT0N,
moi 1896 Main stres,
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EAJFSKINS of our own manufac-
~ ture for sale by HULST KING,
Fourteenth street near Exchange Hotel
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" FRANKLIN, OPTICIAN formerly
T.. FRANKLIN i Coz, BIS ,AN@
Main street, above post office, ~ W
tries and suits the eye correctly
GLASS SPECTACLEs and EYE-GLASSES:
Fine 0PGRA CLASSES, MICROSCOPES, &C..
at eastern prices.
Pebbles and glasses set IN frames 70 oraer. .,
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Boots. Shoes. Hats, &c.

Anew BOOT AND SHOE aaAg
~ MANUFACTURIEG ESTAB L!oH- FERN
HILL & CO.-lllU MAIN STREET, r%s-
RICHMOND, vA-The Subscribers beg leave
to announce to the citizens and pnbNc gene
rally hat they have opened Il store At lll0 ID ain
street for ths sale and manufacture OF all kinds OF
LADIES', GEATIRMEH'S, NJ lSSES, BOYS. and
CHIbURRE'S sHotS, ThUSkS. VALlsES, IRA
YELLING BAGS, &C. They Will keep on hand a
600 assortment Of the beet northera and eastern
work, and that Of their own manufacture, which
will render their stock amongst The most desirable
In the city.
By attention to business, and furnishing oui
customers with good work at moderate prices, We
hope to keep up the reputation OF me ld,estab-
ished h0uhe, and merit a share Of the public pa
tronage.
Our friends and the public are most respectful,
invited to give Us call
TRUNKS. BOOTS, and SHOES neatly repaired
al snort notirs oc .I-2w
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NO LOVERS OF GOOD TEAS.-Just
4 arrived a choice lot OF new TEAS OF direct
iunnrtation by way of San Francisco, per ship
Certrude, Captain William Benedict; "A, and for sale
hv IsBON BENEDlCT CO.,
"yoc17 Inn Main and eighth streets.
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Hardware.

d EMOVAL.
IL BALDWIN i BROTHER,
lmporters ard Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery
Tools, &C., have removed from No. 1884 Main
street to No. 1859, opposite.
WILLIAM w. BALDWIN. GEORGE 7. BALDWIN
no t-lW
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NEW RUCKWHEAT, PRIME BUT
IN TER, GOLDEN SYRUP, just lecsiyed;
oc II HUNDLEY q TATUH.
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MERCHANTS, EXCPLSIOR, AND
GORDON Y CRINGAN,
mol Pearl Block.
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Leather, &c.

All in want will find 1t to their interest to call at
Nos 0 and IL Thirteenth street
between Main aud Cary streets,
TO PURCHASE THEIR LEATHERS.
mo 7-ts]
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Toilet articles.

DRIED FRUITS purchased IN s large
- 4Sahtleep5 Nos Fifteenth ssrsss'
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E. WIsPRgE, Salesman.

ONWARD! ONWAED!! II z6v
OTHs CONSTANT CRY.-such is the ysTk
motto OF II. GUNST. He Is now pre- ~
pared TO Cfsr the greatest inducements 80,
ever offered in Richmond IN the BOOT and SHOE
LINE, by the casa, Dozen or single ratr Citi.
zens snd country merchants will ind this 5000
chance to lay In their supply. The following In,
Morocco Boots at 81 900 pairs Mems Brogans
nnd Balmorais sl.25 and up; 200 pairs splenGld
Goat and Morocco Balmordls, 81 20 and up Sco
gernine Morocco Buskins. 7sc. A splendid rtoeS
OF Cent? Boots, both calf and zip Don s saii 70
cal! on ooSSa,
90 Ia Ave doors from Breed en- Fox.
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TOFFEE.-Rio Coffee, prime to choice,
" for saleby GORDON & GRIEGAN.
moi Pearl Block.
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rHOKED BEEF, HORSFORDS
- BEAD PREPAgATlON, WOODS ROE HER.
EIEGS. uru
u M.
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McCHE;NEY & NADENBoUeCH PRoPRIETogs;
X. IS. L!P-CrMB, MASAGtR;
WILLIAM WEOCLEY, sUPERISTEEDFST.
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T GATHER, LaATH ER.-All in want
4 4 Of the best SOLE LEATHER or anything in
the BOOr and SaOE line will do we'll to call at
1870 Main street before brying, Will sell as low
as II can be bought IN New York: | have Just re-,
ceivsd another 10: OF those 81 x DOLLAE CALF
90 ~ Ii. N. CASTOR
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GUGAR-CURED b A G. 0 n - Hams,
- Breasts, and Shouders-just received by
SThNEES, PkGRAm CO.,
mol Sos GIL and 6l3 Brnad street.
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% TUBS RI NJ e q y 5 II + n
~ BUTTER;
30 tubs prime Factory CHEESE;
20 barrels Merchants Il b SUGAR;
90 barrels Chesapeake VI sUUAE;
so barrels Morriss's SUG AIRS, all grades
% barrels Crushed, Cut Loaf, and PulVerlzeu
SUGARS;
20 barrels Merchants SYRUP;
20 barrels Morriss's GOLDEN SYRUP.
oc1s ARMISTE.D & GARY.
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SUGARS-Brown and refined, of va
- Iious grades, for sale by
mol Pearl Block.
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GYRUPS.-00 barrels Il r A"
- PBAKE, MERCHANTS, and PORTLAND d.
EUPS. tru
HGRRTNGS.-4OO barrels WOODS NO. CUE
HERGINuS, full sized barrels, for sale by 90
oc its ROBERT +. WILLIAMS GO.
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100 KITS No. 1 MACK EREL;
HUI 20 barrels No l and No. MeCkEREb, dl-
rect from Boston; IN,
500 half barrels Woods Family ROE HEX
oc1s ARMISTEAD & CARY.
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Oh EESE.-Prime DAIRY CHEESE
~ receiving by steamer for sale by
oc 81 HULST 4 KING.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30
REGISTER. in Bankruptcy.

We learn from the Indianapolis jour
nal that the Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court has made the following
nominations Of Registers in Bankruptcy
in this State s-ta2 s. 81
Peter s. Kennedy, OF Charlottesville.
Charles H. Parish, of Wabash.
John Morris, Of Fort Wayne - ss.iF
Charles w. Chapman, Of Warsaw.
Aaron Quincy, of Valparaiso.
Charles Butterfield, of Evansville.
Noble C. Butler, of New Albany. SA3
Daniel S. Major, of Lawrenceburg.
Z. B. McFadden, of Shelbyville. ii's
j ohm W. Ray, of Indianapolis. 'E
Jas. b. Mulkey, of Bloomington.
1t is probable that the above named
gentlemen will receive their appointm emf
from Judge Mcdonald in few days. I,
is understood that he will require Of each
an official bond in tho penalty Of five
thousand dollars, with sufficient sure
ties Fl
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s- We haye xzrtrf avagueeo old
entleman in Batot Rouge. who still ef-
ers Confeder ate Money in payment OF
axes 1t viii never do;bu. time 90
gain he returns to the assanlt- NAxe-
ent piece of news from Maryland, will
how to what extent similar haliueina-
ion prevails. vs. ~ ~s@
We are requested 70 saF that As soon
IS Mr.. Sabb, Commission OF Slave
statistic. recefves The eeessaFy blanks,
which will be in a few days. he viii give
notice, and operatein the Chapel Dis
trict until Court, when be will open his
oiiieein EastoH. In tie mean time 1t
would be well for the late slave holders
to make record of the names, ages,
&c, of their negroes and be prepare
with the proof--two Witnesses in each
case TO make good, their claims, should
q returning. sense of JUSTICE ever Induce
the United States to pay them. - East
ern Stdr y j sae 5@i es''' t'A'' - s@
When that time arrives, the old gen
item ems currency will no doubt be en-
ployed to meet the claims,
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The Plantation Bitsers have cured
of derangenent of the Kidneys and Urinary Or
gans, that distressed for years. They act like
charm. &C. MOORE, 2s4 Broadway, N. y"
Mrs. o. NJ. DEyOE, manager of the Union Homo
School for Soldiers Children, she has given it
to the weak and invalid children under her charge,
with the most happy and gratifying results" We
have received over hundred reams Of such certif-
Gates, but advertisement is effective what
people themselves say of good article. Our fortune
andour reputation is at stake. The original quality
and high character of these goods will be sustained
under every and all circumstances. They have al
redy obtained sale in every town, village, Raesh and
hamlet among civilized nations. Base initstors try
to come near name and style they can and
because good article cannot be sold Low Is poor
one, they find some support from parties who doDot
care what they sell. Be on your guard, See our
private stamp oyer the cork.
p. H. DRAKE 4 CO., New York City.
Saratoga Spring water sold by all Druggists
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The National Inteiii geneer says: 1T is
curious, to say nothing more, to observe
with shatunAninity NE Radical press
have dropped all alInsion to the stories
of Southern outrages, It is equally
"curious" to notice with what .unanimity
the lawless portions OF The Southern
community have ceased TO commit oat-
RACES Under the influence of the
Reconstruction Actpassed by tire Repub-
lican party the colored population have
become altogether too valuable to be
outraged, and their favor isnow the sub
ject of competition or, to use the forcibie
language of Nasty, ''the Niger has
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

.sass - rgar4E@ as Ga CINCIaSArI, May 2s.F
seFLoUR-Dall, but not lower trade brands at $is-
5o@16 Oo;. sales family, inspectors standard, al
SIS 600.
WHEAT-Firner and in better demand; No.
Winter So 25, and No. at IS exc go RI.
CORN--yery dull and prices unchanged; No.
s'@S0c in bulk sales of same in sacks at s2c, cal
at Use. E-4 " il1
OATs-Dull at zee. b.a ioya - 7Ho
RYE-Dull at st rs.
BARLEY-Dull and unchanged 1850 I.r
WHISKY-Unsettled; held at &c in bond :; no de-
mand.s
MESS PORk-S teady and firm sales at s22 so.
BULK MEETS-Firm at s9lOc for shoulders and
sides.
BACoN-A good demandfor clear sides, with sales
eff 22a hhds at 123<c. 1863
-BUTTER-DulI at cog Csc. ----. -.,y ~.
CHEESE-Dull new 12@14c.
EXCHANGE-Steady; par buping and LILO pre-
miam selling. s5AIss ssoiJ
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The Richmond Enquirer thus retreats
from its Petersburg 10 its Appomattox

from its Petersburg 10 its Appomattox
Court House:
.Iet the Ian, take equal care of Waite and Black;
let it look them with equal eye: hut let not the
cia propreties and necessities which grow our si tue
differences between the and require their separa
ton be forgotten neglected. Let iutermarriages be
strictly forbidden aud not lett TO caprice and let
there be separate schools, separate colleges separate
churches, se,a rate accommodations IN places OF en-
tertanmen, and IN arrangements for soourn or tr4E-
ell" sol
In SO far as social intercourse is con-
cerned, we recognize and uphold the
right OF each to consult his own tastes
exclusively No one has a right, till in
vited, to sit at another's table, nor to
dance at another's ball. If any choose
to establish and maintain separate
schools, separate colleges, separate chur-
ches though the latter are not allow
ed in any country where Slavery still eN-
ists-let them. But where the State
provides public schools and Summaries,
we are not clear that any children whose
parents choose to send them can right
fully be excluded, especially where pop
ulation is so sparse that separate schools
for White and Black must be burden
somely expensive or glaringly inconve-
nient. TO say that only half the child
tren in district may attend public
school, may often render impossible the
maintenance Of any school at all.
We dsapproye OF intermarriages be
tween Whites and Blaclzs; but we more
stronsly reprobate immoral connections
The Enquirer's silence with regard tc
these is Significantly. Y. Tribune.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED,

Gentlemen: 81 had a negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from hurt in the leg, and useless
for year. had used everything could hear
of without benefit, until tried the Mexican Mustang
Liniment. II soon effected permanent cure
,ssas4 J. L. DOWNING.
tae Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1859.
al take pleasure in accommodating the Mexican
Mustang Lniment q valuable andindispensable ar
tice for Sprains Sores, Scratches Calls Horses
Our have used for Burns, Bruises Sores, Rheu
matism, &C., and all say 1t acts like magic"
J. W. HEWITT, @ -.fF
Foreman for Americas, Wells, Pargo's and Harm
den's Express.
a. The sprain of my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, entirely cured in one
week, after she commenced using YOUR celebrated
Mustang Eminent ED SEELY'
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. l, 1865.
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CIV. MoErOy.e

= 81
The In anspolis Journal of the 27;A. says:
Gov. Mo "a aecompaDiedsl ~ his far,iy, isft
this city Ataday morning Or thu Hot Springs
In lkan1s. WHARF heproeoses 4ssmaining lbr
some dpS. His general health is good. and his
paralysis Mss been gradually improving since
he. taestsd the gubernatorial chair, and his
friends entert.in no doub. of his entire recovery,
during the Sumu,er. .His paralysis has been grad
ually working its way downward until it appears
to nave Concentrated in his ankles, which prev
ents his walking sr standing for any considerable
length ofthne; otherwise he 10 as we'll as ever
before. while his mind ia more active add vigorous
than a aayPresiosss tins. ,4ea ssgs1 81
The THot Springs" are located in Hot Springs
county, and are about sixty miles from Little
Rock. They are famous throughout the country
for their remarkable efficacy in rheumatic and
psEafytic diseases, and weil-ntorrnei persons
seem eonfident that the Governor viii return
to his home long with his health entirely
f0ssreds soG8ss1a0> ~ 1a}gz ssR CsA
tsEx-G oysxnorr "A . "A. HAAxosD. rof this
State. who has Leen confined to the house a
greater part Of the time for the past four years
with rheumatism, has been At these. Springs
about three months and is now almost entirely
restored to health--[ Indianapolis Journal. May
81
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- .sGnoRGHW USa1oN.- in Wac,
Arst h peas, an hrst in the hewts =
NJ. sopntrypsa1 -
ID JkrF. Avn-First in rebellioe,
hrst in pes&coaA and last in She jail OF
his countrymen."
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"Jes' sost--'Exaetly t'-Solen Single said; they
were there every me." II he felt ''owiey" in the
morning. he Paantation Rtssrs he felt weary
at night hesoek Plantation Bitters; he lacked ap-
petite, was weak, langsid mentally epPressed, he
took Plantation Bitsers and they never failed to Sci
him on his pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority; but - some
may Just read the following: sf4 ASST
lowe much to you, for verify be-
ieve the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. W. II. WAGNER, Madrid, N. Y"
I have been great sufferer from
DYSPEPSIA, and had to abandon preaching Thu
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV CA WILDWOOD, New York City.
i" - had lost my appette-was 81
weak and euervated could. hardly walk, and had !
pertecl.dread for society. The Plantatios
Btters have set me all right. 4 $500 sg
JAMES HEIMINwAY, st. Louis, No."
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1t is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Linirnent performs more cures in shorter time, on
and beast, than any article ever discovered.
Families, nvery-m and planters should always have
it on hand. Quick and sure it certainly is Al genp-
inc is wrapped in steelplae engrayings, bearing the
signature of G. w. Westbrook, Chemist. and the
forirate Q. 5. stamp of DEnAs BARSEs &lCO. over
the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit It with {
cheap stone Plate label. Leot ee.@s !gref4
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold By all Druggists.
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EXPENSE OF CRIMINALs.-Fora rresdng.
keeping, and prosecuting criminals the
State ST Indiana now pays s5oo,oo0 per
x~ou.- THoE a93aasT a4z gaBG9sz4 59-s
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BARKING AT THE HoIE .-The Madison
Courier, thus illustrates the barking pro-
pensity of the editor OF the Indianapolis
Herald and its effect: He is bold
faced type Of the Democratic Bourbon,
one that forgets nothing and learns less
from the 4fogic' Of events He is now
engaged in a review of the speech made
bycGsov. Morton in Richmond, Ind, on
the Doth of Sept, 1865. We. have had
our shy in regard to that speech; our
readers are well AGO uainted with it. The
Rev. Mr.. Beecher once told pleasant
story about a dog, who saw a squirrel
and chased it into hole in the fence; it
escaped. The dog having seen the spur
rel go in, could never forget that and
newer learn ed that the squirrel had es-
capped from the other side. Day after
day, for weeks, that dog would go to the
hole andnbark, and become as excited
over the empty place as he did the first
day. If that dog isn't dead it is proba-
bic he goes every day to bark at tue place
he once saw game. The Richmond
speech was onesof the stepping stones
to the more radical position since attain
ed by the Senator of Indiana. In his
last message to- the Legislature, Gov.
Morton planted himself fairly upon the
doctrine of progress, and virtually repu-
dated the views expressed in his Rich
mond speech. While the sentiments in
that speech might have been received as
the expression of the current political
sentiment of the Union Republicans, we
objected to it, and protested against his
election to the Senate. The message
and his subsequent action in Congress,
proves that the Richmond speech was
repudiated ia good faith; but the Herald
continues to bark at the empty hole
thinking that there is GAME there yet.
The Randolph Journal, adds. The
Courier might have included the Rich
mond Republican and one or two other
papers. whose editors ars still, barking
atthe hole.' Isaac has never gone on
the other side, for he was afraid he'd
see a place of egress, and that would
spoil his joy and his subject for editori
woula2havs to be the lastiof the
gMohek ans - - lE oe 5Ei e
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-30

NOVEL MARRIAGE IN FoR1.l WAIVE
Sophia keiktep, = bfack-eyed little
French girl of Fort " ayne. Recently
hunted dc-en Samuel Quicksell with a
revolver. drove him to magistrates
Office, and compelled him to marry her
then and there, under penalty of having
his calfs brains blown out, -Samuers
career Is a gay edeceiyer IS closed "a Fort
Waynes He .lit out as soon as the
ceremony was completed. -
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Who would not be beautiful? Who wouid add to
their beauty What gives that marble purity and
dsfsae appearance observe upon the stage, and
in the city bell !? 1t is longer secrst They use
Magan' Magnolia Balm. Its continued removes
tan freekes, pimpes and roughness, from, The face
and hands ard leaves the compsxi smooth tran
parsn,, beernng and rarishinx. JUsiike many cos
metics, contains material injurious to the skin
Any Druggist viii order it for you If Cd hand
SO cts. perb6ttle- 81 9az Els f5aI
eIb5 Nv s. HAGAy, Troy, n. T., Cbsuist-
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To cnpetrcuess from NOISY children-send
them 70 yeur 1eishhors visiting.
piece OF most excellent leEt-haaded ad-
vice: muR q eraweB. - E@A@S