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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06
REAIl ESTATE FOR SALE.

MEAEA ESTATE FOE SALE.
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1908 Main street.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-W offer for
Il sale that very VALUABLE FARM on the
Nine-mlle road two and half miles from Rich
mond containing THIRTY-sIX ACRES. high
land and meadow. There are 500 choice fruit trees
on the place. The HOUSE with bath-roon) con-
tatns fourteen rooms. There Is barn, stable, and
every convenience to be found on first-class
farm. To make immediate sale Of this place, 1t
will be sold for less than the buildings cost just
prior to The war. 1t will be exchanged for paying
city property. Apply to
HILL & GODDIE,
Agents and AuctiCneers
ap 1-eod4s 1908 Main street.
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CARRIAGES, DELAYS. sc.

GPECIAL NOTICE. am now prepared
~ to make to order all kinds of WAGONS,
and workmanship. Those In want Of such articles
would consult their own interest by calling and
examining my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
L. 2. ODELL,
NH 10 Third and Marshall streets,
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By Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TsHE EXCELLENT FARM OF FIVE
Z HUNDRED AND TWENTI.THEEE
ACRES, CALLED "ELMWQGD,n on vI TIE dLE
RICHMOND AND WITHIN ONE MILE OF
FAIR OAKS STATION, ON THE YORK
RIVER RAILROAD, FOR SAL E.. am aulhor-
ICED to Sc the foregoing valuable estate now un-
der rental Of $40 per annum 70 Mr.. e. w: Tay-
Ior, and adjoining the lands OF Mr.. Gabriel Har-
per and Mr.. Hicks, and near the farm OF DR.. John
K Garnett. 1t contains FIVE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-THREE ACBES, OF which about
three fourths are open land The quality or which
is equal to the best lands in that neighborhood.
There are some fine low grounds, and ample wood
and timber for the use OF the estate. About fifty
acres OF the highland are now well set In cloSe..
The buildings .e Indifferent.
To effect speedy sale, great inducements win
be offered.
NH 30-2aw2w W. 6ODDIN, kuctioneer.
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Of the "a deaths which occurred from external
causes SO were accidental, were sulcldes anu
were probably murGered-the motlVe pelng IN one
case TO effect robbery, and1n the 9ther somewnst
doubtful IS the insured was struck py STONE irohi
behind a wall on a road in the country,
OF the accidental were produced DS rallroau
casnalties bv steamboat explosions. 4Were from
drowning and were lost ut sea; occurred from
coup de Soleil during the ntense neat OF lasc SUM-
bV machinery, by falls, by, The accidental dis
charge of gun, and by being thrown from m; a
buggy: were poisoned by an overdose OF meol-
cine.two OF them having taken large quantity OF
morphine by mistake, IN one case 1t being put up
by the druggist instead OF powdered rhuDaro .
third drark an overdose OF tincture OF aconlte,
which he mistook for BRANDY. ill.,,
Two Of our insured are reported TO nave dIea
during the past year OF age, one o1 'nen nA'ihs
Applications can be made to MI Dr. LEWIS LEWIS
siSnt d. D. n. WALKER Il CO. Agents.,
|o No 1914 Main street.
DIR. j. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner.
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BY A. c. pulIiam, Auctioneer,
Southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
q BI,K FARM, NEAR THE CLOVER HILL
p SITROkD IN CHESTEh FIELD. At NUC-
TIoN.-In pursuance Of decree OF the County
Court Of Chesterfield county pronounced NJ us
It ais rs. Sarah A. althall ct ais will proceed
to sell at pu Bile auction, in front Of Chesterfield
court house on TUESDAY, April 18th. lt9, at IL
O'Clock h. THAT being court-day, but II from any
cause there shall not be any court on that day,
then on the next court-day thereafter the land
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SIX ACRES tmore or
lessl, adjoining the lands formerly owned by Geo.
W. Snellings and John Cogb!ll's estate, lying
abou. two miles and half south OF Chesterfield
Courthouse. three miles west OF Chester, and in
half mile OF Glover Hill railroad.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance At six twelve,
aud eighteen months III bon s. interest added, and
title retained until payments aye fully made.
CHalSTOPHE&C hCaNF,
special Commissioner.
Sale conducted By s. G. fULLIAM, Auctioneer.
an 2-tda
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FISHING TACKLE, &c.

TIsHING TACKLE, FISH, .-ss-sns..
A. ING Just received, 5S&S
. large and complete assortment OF FlSulNG
TACKLE suitable for country and the river fish,
Ing. Some superior lines, for hand lines. l would
call the attention or dealers to my stock, think
the goods will suit he trade ard The prices cannot
fail 10 please. T. ". TIGSOR, Gunmaker,
No. 1882, Wslsh's old stand, and
~ seventeenth street,
NH 3l-lm Iear First Market.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Aucttoneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
A ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
VI HOLD FURNITURE, ELEGANT LIBRA
by CASE, &C., AT AUHTION.-IHl5 DAY at
10 O'Clock we will sell at our store
One elegant WALNUT SECRETARY and BOOK
CASE,
MARBLE-TOP PARLOR TABLES
MAHOGANY SOFAS, ROCKERS and CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and WkSHSTa Nns,
MAHOG my and WALNUT SIDEBOARD5,
JENNY LIND and COTThG BEDSTEkD5,
One dozen OAK BINISG-ROOM CHAIRS,
New and secondhand LOUNGES,
CHERRY and STAINED WhRDROBES,
One IMITATION OAK COTTAGE SUIT, ~
TIN 81 FES and CUPBOARDS,
COOKIEG-STCFES,
CAST TENDERS,
PLATEDWhRE, &c.
aps COOK iAUGHTON, Auctioneers.
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FOE SALE,

VALUABLE MACHINERY FOR SALE.
v TWO ENGINES one 20-horse power pit en-
CINE, In good repntr; one engine, 25-horse power,
suitable for pit purposes, or for saw and grist null
in perfect order.
Both engines have drums and winding apparatus
complete.
Address or apply TO H. HETH, Agent
SubletI's Tavern, Powhatan county. Va.
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!. AUgETON SALES.
F FUTURR DAY. 49,.
By Lyne g Brother Il
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1G2s Main street,
T1RUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE LOT

SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
\. AND FRAMED DwELLING AN NJ NEAK
TWkNTY-P1FTH STREET, UNION. HILL.
In pursuance OF the provisions o7 trust deed
executed To the Undersigned by Merit II. Burton
on the 7sth day OF March, 1884, and recorded In
Henrico County Court In Deed Book 81, page u,
shall on FRIDAY the 18th OF April, 1869, a. 4
O'Clock P. NJ, II fair. and IL not on the first Islr
day thereafter, offer for sale, on the premises: all
feet on the south side Of u street near Twenty
fifth street, and running back OF irregular deph to
the centre OF tte gully, with aFRAMED DWELL
ING thereon.
Terms: Enough cash 10 pay the expenses Of
sale and to discharge three notes now duo amount
Ing to se7als, and three other Dotes amounting to
Sifi.1o falling due In four, Eve and elk years, re-
spectvely, from 18th March. 1865; and the residue
upon such terms IS the said Burton shall direct,
trustee shall think fs. II. A. CLh1B0RNE,
I'D 6-tdsk Trustee
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BY 9rubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRAMED DWELLING AND STORE,
IT. NO. 325 WKST BROAD STR Rect, BE-
TWEEN MADISON AND MONROE, AT AUG
TIoN-:n TUESDAY, 9Th kpril, at y T,Si SS
7. NJ, we will sell, upon the premises the TENE-
MENT situated as above. bsing the second house
east Of Monroe street. 1t has four rooms, and may
be used RS store we'll rs a residence, The lou
is 16t by 1873 fe~t to ell alley 1s feet wide.
TERMS at sale.
ans GRUBBS e WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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.pRUSHEs, BRUsHEs.-A full and COM
ID plee stock Of Paint Whitewa.h ana sn9e
BRUSHES also, Hair Tooth aud Nail Binshesr In
yreas variety last recs iyed aud for sale by
4. w. POWERS,
NH N No, 1906 Main 2trees.
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WToOD, WOOD, WOOD am selling
wv SEASONED OAK at 90 and PINE at Sk
delivered, OF $s and % in the yard. VIII sell in
small quantities to poor people at the same rates.
ONCE in the lower corner Of Libby Building !;
woodward by the side OF the same, between TWEEN
tieth and Twenty-frst streets. The woodward
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders left
with G.. ]. SINTON, No. l+2S Main street. or with
CURTIS e PARKER, on Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Gary, win be promptly filed.
jak W. g. NELMS.
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FUTURE DAY.
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
n SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND ETREETS
will be sold 1t auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, 1ath ipril, al d O'Clock. 1t fronts
81 feet and runs back about Ito feet to III alley.
1t is suitable for or for two tirsLclass resi-
dences, admitting Of all the modern improvements.
NO better investment can be found.
1ERMS One fourth cash balance at 4, s. and IL
months, with interest.
ape GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, uctioneers.
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NOTICE OF AGENCY.-We have con-
In stituted Mr.. T. 4. PACE our agent to sell
sp 23w 80 JP.R. &R. POLK.
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may GOODS.

$500. - -, PRETTY GOODS.
HIRsH g. GUGGENHE1MER
are still receiving fine stock OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
CALICoEs,
BLEACHED and BRoWE MVsLlNs,
LINENS,
TABLE DAMAsk,
EAPKIES,
DIAPER, &C., &c.
all of which have been purchased for eaan'
r. economv be wealth, why not practice itr Buy
for cash and sell for cash, as H1RsH q eueehN-
up1yup ao and then you can always tell what
do,no. The nimble sixpence plan is by FAR
tl,e hest and most certain.
pe,ov we append price-list OK the many oar.
gains we are offering. -..,-.e
DRESS GOODS.
Handsome SILK CHAIN PoPL1Ns at sSc' worth
sI.2s, and 81 worth sl.so;
,.oua1R ALPACAs, all shades, at SIC. worth
sQc.;
ELEGANT BLACK SILKS at 81 worth $3.50, and
$3.50 worth "a;
SILK CHALLIES all colors !;
beautiful GRANITE POPLINs at 4sc. worth
7sc.-a great bargain;
!. mi, line OF BUFFALO BLACK ALPACAS;
PLAIN and PLAID (sll colors) 'hfANEoS
CLOTHS and SEASIDE LUsTREs;
BLACK CRAPE CLOTH.
WHITE GOODS.
Good SWISS MUsLINs at Is, 90. and ssc.-none
worth less than Is and s7ac.;
FRENCH MUsLINs very cheap;
PEoUEs assA %. 60, 60, and 75c,-bargains
R1RD,s-EYE DIAPER st soc. worth 75c.;
DIAPER at 81, g. 50, and 81 per piece-remarka-
bly, cheap;
TOWELS In endless variety and prices;
IRISH LINENS at 7sc. worth sl-considered by
everybody very cheap;
PILLOW-CASE LINEN at cs and s5c. worth
more. - .....-....
EMBROIDERIES.
CAMBR1CT EDGE at 20, IS, 80, and s7Ac.-none
worth lessthan 81 and soc.;
CAMBRIA INsERTTNGs, the Sandstone IS low
as Is. per yard; .......-
LINEN-CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEF, hem
stitched, at 2sc. ...
We have large stock OF
HOSIERY,
NOTIONS, &C.,
which we are Offering at
PRICES THAT AsTONIsH EVERY ONE!
AL we ask Ia a call to see and be convinced.
HIRsH q aUGGENHEIhER,
No. sl7 Broad street.
Established 1885.
statesmen:
W. @. KEAN j. n. CHENERY, ". Fl. GORDON
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. NH 81
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NTEW SOFT AND HARD COKE-A
IN HOME PRODUCTION.-I have Just re-.
ceived new and improved article Of good SUFr
CuKE, which think will give entire satlsiacIion
ties. and at the low price, per load Of twenty-five
bushels, $3.50. HARD LUMP, per load OF rn twen-
kNTHRACITE COAL, SEASONED OAK and
PINE WOOD. at the lowest market price;
Re eure tn 20 TO K. II. COTkELL'S,
Basin bank between Ninth and Tenth streets.
1U
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Af 1nD ths S Year ar" SIS, ga 2as 90
Number or policies. ...... 1,SSs
Total number OF policies
In force February ISL .. %.
1859. ~. 80
Amount insured thereby. 2os, $50, BOO w
MORTUAKY REPORT.
First cIsss-Z5motic diseases Geyers, small :.
pox etc. iisca cs Of the nervous system
fanon,exy, paralysis. epilepsy. etc )......... Oh
tion. asthma, bronchitis etc a,s..::o '
Fourth class.-Circuatory system tdiseases Oh 90
the heart aneurisIn, etc ...;:..:......;,in,::
Fifth class.-DigesiVe system diseases OF Inc 40
stomach, liver, hernia. jaund1ce exc i....... -
Sixth class.-Ge nito-urinary system (diapeteS 20
gravel etc: iincsrrsin seat rheumatism,
scrofula cancer, dropsy, ETC. -. Il
Eighth class .-lntegumentarys system (cryslpe
las. etc j..
Ninth class-Diseases from external causes a.
lsccidents, suicides etc.) .................'..
Tenth class. ...............'.'.'''''''
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CPOOL COTTON,
= Of popular brands, +
- at wholesale only.
se III ss-r RAIL- q HUTCHINSON. q
mi, sneods,nl Ills Main. sbaye Twelfth street.
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Gross assets February lSt 1859. 8sl $40 ass 70
THE ASSETS ARE THUS APPROPRIATED
Net reserves company's
table, per cent. ........S2s, 7sS sa9 0S
Surplus ....."......'." S''O''IA a., ssa asa "a
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prrEasnURa LETTER.

/. correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
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Auction SALES,


FUTUHE DAY.
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WANTS.

NTANTED, a WHITE DRIVER. Also,
wv WHITE COOK. None need apply with
ont references. Address II. D., care Dispatch
once aps*
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ti So" CALFeKINS.
YRENOH CALFSKINs at New York prices.
AMERICAN CALFsKIN5 ct New York prices.
: GERMAN CALFsKINS at New York prices.
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isuea the various policies,
combines bely operation
other single Company nh claim rabshed BY The following and Other
which Limits 1.-THE
all the equitable both the cash and
S policies end the
allows this value after lapse policy
eoy Company which makes
o a well subsequent
No csi o lie 0
nearly all other Mutual Companies
IS profits are .
Dividends end OF @ from date Of policy aud
Dividends
Dividends
health temporary or paid ms
Tho Company will amc money equivalent to the cash value
surrender ofl policy and thus extremity
In brief, t Equity all its
It's holders the
interest high asshown dividends and uniyael growth
HEDER SMITH, President a. W KELLOGG, Secretary.
RUFFNER & HoyEY, State Agents Point Pleasant, West V.
address KOFFNER
SNlaonco lnty West Virginia. 2l-l0n
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rmE AGE or NE EAnrn.


AgOssiz ssys that among tho O'touDJ'
iug discoveries OF modern science, is that
Of the immense periods that have pass.
cd 10 The gradual formation Of the Garth.
80 vEsL were the cycles Of time pfece.
ding even the appearance Of mac on The
surface Of our globe, That our period
seems ds yesterday when compared with
the OpOcbs that have gone before it,
Had we nOtbirg only the evidence Of the
deposits Of rocks hoped upon each 9TH
er in regular strata by the slow accumu
inlions of materials, they alone would
convince us Of the loog and slow mstu =
ity Of Gods works on earth, bat when
we odd 10 these the successive populs-
tons Of whose lives this world has been
che theater, and whose remains are hid
den in the rocks, into which the mud or
sand, or soil OF whatever kind, on which
they live, had hardened 10 the course Of
lime-or tho enormous chains OF noun
<ains whose upheayal divided these pc
RODS Of Accommodations by great conyuI.
sions--Or changes Of different natures in
the coufguratiou Of our globe as the
sinking Of lands beneath the ociun, or
the gradual rise Of continents and islands
aboye-or the slow growth of coral reefs
whose wonderful sea walks, raised by
the ocean architects whose own bodies
furnish 10th the building stones and the
cement that binds them together, and
who have worked so busily during the
long centuries that there are extensive
countries, mOuDL0in chains, islands and
lines Of coasts. consisting solely Of their
Cemaios, or the countless forests that
have grown up, floufsbed and decsyed,
TO feed the stOrehouses Ct coal That feed
the fires Of the humun race, il we con-
slider all these records of The past, tie
inrellect fails to grasp chronology Of
which our experience fOrnishes no data,
and time that lies behind Us seems as
much an eternity 10 our conception as
the future that stretches indefinitely be.
fore Us.
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Many years ago. writer these invalid physician, while visiting the
Island St. cz for their health experienced and witnessed many surprising and
beneficial effects the Rum there produced Of the ahas who were Es
our7ss) seeking health and upon inquiry investigation obtained full history
Of its medicinal virtues E delighted and surprised and after his 'Wn recovery
which occurred determined : to procure the sole right manufacture
and sell tin the United States
The result his gs glorious for himself and suffering humanity
celebrated PLANTATION gTTyEEs made to the world PLAN
TAN BTTERs ng article Of real merit founded new principles and
relying wholly upon vegetable world .it medicinal Effects worked rapid ou.
ton in the history medicine and became household wra all owe. the civilized
verdi The caOas T!85o-X taHnan health and the demand t'T
the PLANTATION! sTTgERs the abilities Of YEorems supply
Notwithstanding the Of st. cz Rum made expressly for the 'a'
pounding these 3 the quantity inadequate therefore became necessary
that arrangements upon atr should at cacs made and an agent
dispatched Thomas purpose lie fortunate in securing and
leasing several plantations the largest and most productive estates On the
island Houses stills and presses erected asst By aa which utterly aston
hea the natives The experienced and natives the Island were pro-
cured and very the yrr PLANTATION 5!ENs were position
supply their laboratory with all the perfectly cz rum needed in manual
turing GREAT Dys7E TONIC v!s0ToR The above cut represents
the natives crushing the and otherwise !gansit for the stills and presses
aaa Fever and Ague Intermittent and Ianoas Eo7's Dp'r and
kindred diseases the PLANTATION ggEHs unsurpassed in the
history tho verdi bottles disposed Of annually They arc
adapted young They agreeable in TASTE and always
produce an immediate beneficial Tosr.
January 7, ls69-ly
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ECONOMICAL HABITS.

With certain limitations, it is true that
a man who canuot save margin from
small income will never save anything
frou q larger one. Wants are always
,nore plen.iiul than dollars, The habit
of self-denihl is rather more easily cult
waited when limited Than when more
ample means have created new tastes and
,5esires. Therefore, II you would grow
,rich, you must begin to sayo when you
begin 10 acquire, A single dollar saved
is often larger proportion OfacIunl ue'
,cessilieu, rliaa the thousands your rich
,aeighbor places 10 the bank. Early sa-
wings have the longest time to grow
A dollar saved al twenty will count DC
.nuch es sixteen saved at oiS'y. Msny
young men spend in cigars alone, be-
tween the ages Of fifteen AID twenty Eve
,eums Of money, which, IL properly in.
,gOslod would accumulate 10 an amount
10y the time they rcoch fifty years. ample
10 meet the necessities Of age, and to
render them independent the reminder
Gf their Bg@.
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Loud

Is the praise In the mouths Of everybody in
favor Of Roback's Stomach Differs, Blood
aii,s AID Blood Pp.idcg, b. Niles Ageul
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TuE Cleveland Herald talks thus sen
gbly upon tie duty of supporting home
papers: 'RccOlIecl, II . home weekly pa
per is TO be supported, home influence
must do it, Every dollar sent to East
err papes is at the expense Of tie local
papers. A county acquires prominence
through it's paper more than anything
else, and to every one wbo has county
interest at stake, his home paper is ne
cessity. Never will such man take a
paper away rom home uaIiI he is aOle
to take the second paper. His first pa
per will be bis home sheet, and he will
SO identify bis own interests with that of
his county poper as TO consider his
subscription as much a matter Of yearly
duty as tho paymea! Of his taxes,
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WALKING ERECTLY.

It not only adds to mOnlnca' Of aP.
pearauce, but dsgelops the cheet and
promotes The general health in high
degree, because the lungs baiDg relieved
OF the pressure made by carrying the
head downward and bending The chest
in, admit the cir fully and freely down
TO the very bottom Of the lungs.
1fun effort Of the mind is made to
throw the shoulders beck, feeling Of
tircdne's Ond OwkwardDcss is soon ex.
pcrcnced. or 1t is forgottsu. The use
Of braces to hold up the body is neces.
sarily peruicious; for there can be no
brace which does not press upon some
part of the person more than is natural,
hence cannot fail 10 impede irjuiOusly
the circulation Of that part. But were
there none Of these objections the Grace
would soon adept it!eIf TO the bodily
position. like hat or a shoe, OF new
garment, and would cease to be brace
10 maintain an erect position, or lie.
cover it when lost, in a manner which is
at once nOlural, easy, aud efficient. it is
only necessary 10 walk hObruolly with
the eye fixed on an object ahead, q lit.
tie higher than your own, the cave of a
house, the top Of a mans hat, or simply
keep your Cain very little above hor
Lontal line, or it will answer to walk
with hands behind you; il either of these
things is done, tho necessary, easy and
Legitimate effect 10 to relieve the chest
from pressure, the air gets in more eos.
lily, deRelopsit mere fully, and perme-
ates the lungs more extensively, causing
q more perfect publication of the blood,
imparliDg higher health, more color to
the cheek, and compelling a throwing
out Of the toes. To derive the highest
'bonef! from Walking, hold up the head,
zecp the mouth closed, and move bhskly.
DR.. Hall.
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Democrat
casa manual Of reference, It is eminenily
fitted for use in families and schools. IN. Y,
Tribune.
at Ia altogether the best treasury of words
Of 10 size which the English language has ever
Hartford Press.
Published by G. d Q. MERRIAM,
june lott Springfield, Mass.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-08
Gratifying.

To know tina: a reliable remedy is within the
reach Of everybody for the radical cure Of Dys'
pcp5la or Indigestion, Such a remedy is 10.
backs Stomach Bi.lers. For sale by b. h
Miles
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-08
DysDeI,sia.

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Which mankind are afflicted which is the
source OF 20 many ailments as Dyspepsia, aud
here is 10 more certain cure than Robaek'd
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