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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
VIII also be sssn: invaluable in all cases Of DIR
rhea, Dysen.sry. coiic, Summer Complaints, Gri-
ping, and in fact every disordrod condition -
the stomach.
Sold by Druggists. in city or oouu;p. ., rs-
where, at q per bottle, or by application 20
TIE c. G. CLARK 90,
sole Progie.or-, New Haven. q.
2tget,vglv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08
w \ \ T ED. FIRST
EO. ". billiard

VIII c.Fe, July lst, 500 yards Delains for Is
cents per ard 800 yards Dress P6plins p 10 - CTS
worth 80 10 Is cents per yard. Rlack silks 2.t5
worth 400 Prints perfect only 81 cents per yard.
Every thing IN the liue OF dry goods always
be fouud at
GEO. w. billiard,
opposite Depot, Bates New Block.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

( tARkIAGES.-GREAT INDUCE
~ Ineuts offered to those wishing Carriage Of
any description. Any style can bs furnished AZ
reduced pres. by applying 10
L. A. BAnROWS
Is wGn Cas:leton Corners, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08
4 MEXICAN AND FoEEIGN.PA-


TE-.I-fss.EtL-.
SCI. r..ara ~. BODY ~ ore II d. mos capable
and .l 'ssHi Irs l,.9a,Is "iiA whom have ii'4a
ot-.---- ~ Oh al - Il AstlN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

SEtF-CAScELLrSG REVENUE STAMPS
A style Of revenue stamp intended for use
IN legal documents or papers, and so ar
ranged that by being thoroughly wetted
will cancel themselves, has been handed
in to tho Revenue Department at Washing
ton, with an explanatory letter. They have
the appearance of the ordinary stamp, and
can be attached to paper, wood, or glass, SO
firmly that they cannot be removed. Should
they be soaked with water with view to
removing them the attempt will be simple
failure, and will, besides, expose the in
tended villain by the word cancelled"
appearing crossed on the face of the stamp.
In fact, it requires the wetting Of the stamp
only to cancel it. The only objection to
these stamps-and grave one, too-is that
when placed on certain legal writings, and
not intended to be cancelled, they may
accidentally become cancelled, and thus
destroy the validity Of ;hc papers and en-
tail severe loss on the owners. The inventor
is a resident of Washington.
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY. - Washington,
September 6.-SupcrintcnGcnt Mccarthy,
of the Printing Durcau Of the Treasury
Department, has orAc FL thc several en-
craving companies intereY,yi in furnishing
fractional currency to tlc Government to
increase their present supply, 50 that in the
future, if his orders are obeyed, he will
receive nearly 100000 per month. He
has official information from the West to
the effect that the merchants and other
commercial men Of that section are now
compelled, owing to the scarcity of cur
rency, to take anythi"r offered to them
which represents fractional lucs of green
backs, and consequently are forced to re-
ceivc and pass counterfeit stamps. One
gentleman, writing to him privately, says
ave are compelled to take what we can
get, Or 90 without the necessary change for
our small sale, and, consequently, we are
daily guilty of receiving and passing coun-
terfcit money. In fact, we never look at
bills less than one dollar in dcnomina-
ton. "-Duta, IN Sun.
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From the New York sun of Monday.
Pleasure Yacht Capsizcd in YcSter-
days GaIc---Thc Browning OF Seven
Eaung Men.


\ frightful disaster occurred in the Mar
rows during the gale of yesterday after
noor in the capsizing Of Il pleasure yach
containing seven young men, bound on ;
pleasure trip down the bay. 1t is believed
that every life was lost.
The policc-boat Metropolitan, under com
mand Of Sergeant O'Bricn, was cruising II
the Nmrows, whom capsizcd cat-riggcd sail
boat was deserted just off Fort Richmond
The pclcc steamer headed for the place, ant
soon came alongside the submerged craft
\ heavy gale prevailed, and Il trcmcndou!
sea was running.
70 the astoniShmcnt of all on the Metro
polltan, no persons were found clinging tc
the boat, and no other boats were within
two miles of the scene.
An examination of the boat was at once
made, and an English boX-coat was founc
under the seats. In one of the pockets was
a neatly kept diary, and letter, whicl
had been opened and read, addressed t
" Arthur Swartout, care Of Evans, Gardner
& Co., $50 Broadway"
Next to the letter lay another addressed
probably by SwaltouD to "Miss Nellie
Snyder, Newark, n. j." The letter was
FNhAti but Ilpb SNdIilI NN't ANA dI oiiS SAAS
was written, - Save me some peaches"
There was also found fashionably-
made cuitcr and fine sock, kcg Of lager,
and d hceT-glass.
The boat was towcd up to the city at
about ) o'clock, and then it was learned
that six or seven Young men, who had the
appearance of being clerks, had hired the
sailboat Of Mr.. Ropp, at the Battery, at
about o'clock in the afternoon, and had
gone down the bay for Il pleasure trip.
While the policc-boat was cruising IN the
Narr0ws, cndeayoring, il possible, to get
tomc further trace of the men, tug came
in, having in tow one Of the yachts OF the
New York Yacht Club, which had been
Fhipwrcckcd outside. She was entirely dis
mantlcd. 1t was impossible to make out
her name. 1t is thought there were other
disasters outside, as the gale was terrific.
WHO WERE THE YACHTMEN.
Young Swartout was native OF this
city, nineteen or twenty years OF age, ana
had been receiving clerk in the firm Tor
eight months. Although there is no GER
tainty US to who were his unfortunate COM
panions, yet the members Of the firm sur
mise that they were his fellow-clerks, mas
much as he had been on sailing party
every Sunday Tor some weeks with associ-
ntes exclusively connected with the store.
Ii is possible, say his employers, that the
follOwing-namcl were with him: William
Norris and George Boswell, of Selma, Ala;
William Thomas, of Madison, Ga. (all three
Of the same age rs himsc!G; David Walker,
Of Trenton, n. j., aged %; Henry Minor,
aged 26 Powers Beach, Of Brooklyn, and
Charles Chatie, of New Orleans, both Is
years Of age. Two others were imagined
as likely to be of the party, but their names
were not revealed. The residences of these
youths were not known to the firm, who
likewise were ignorant Of their parentage
Or antccedeDts. There are usually seventy
five clerks in the establishment, part of
whom are unknown by name to their en-
I1oyers, especially when boys.
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The Cuban FiIibusters i'm Georgia.

MACON, GA, September THE exami-
nation of the Cuban recruiting agents COM
mcnccd to-day before United States Com
missioner Morrill,, with United States At
torney NIillcdgc for the prosecution, and
ex-Unitcd States Attorney Fitch for the de-
fence. Great interest is felt in the result,
particularly by the parents of the younger
recruits. The court adjourned until to-
morrow through respect to the memory of
the late Secretary Rawlins.
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The Rev. Mr.. Sutcr has retired from the
rectorship of st. Paul's church, Lynchburg,
and accepted call to Wyckliffe church,
Jefferson county, Va. The resignation was
accepted, and committee appointed to ex'
press the feelings Of the vestry on the occa-
sion and to appoint new rector.
A rain-storm from the northeast visited
Philadelphia Monday evening, but the fall in
the city was not copious, though it is hoped
the rain elsewhere will do the Schuylkill
river good and increase the water supply
A chartered steam fre-engine has arrived
from New York to aid in pumping up water
at Paramount.
The New York Euening Mail says that
General Wickham, Colonel j. B. Baldwin,
of Virginia, and II. G. FAINT, of Washing
ton, have been in that city several days
engaged in closing contract with a mum
Der of capitalists for the construction of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to the Ohio
river,
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

SEPTEMBER Our quotations are
LugS.-Shipping. green or unripe, common to
medium. ssMS9; shipping, ripe, in good or
der. S0MSl0: working common TO medium, $40
@Sll: working, good, $40. 5OM$l2 bright smoking
or working, common to medium. a1l@Sl6: bright
smoking or working, good 10 fine, slG@S25;
frosted Tugs. sGMS7.
LedE-Shipping. short dark. In good order, 80. 5o@
s11.50 shipping. short dark, In soft order. S96i
ST. shipping. in good order. long dark, rich and
dark, rich and waXy, SlOM$l2; English ship
ping. SllMSl5; stemming, short and long, .Slo9Q
SlA: bright wrappers. medium 20 good, S3u6t Si5
bright wrappers. fine to extra $.5Gs,5: sun
cured, medium, $llMSl6; fine sun-curcd, Sl5GS25
frosted. SSGLSlU.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, September 1.-The foreign resi-
dents here, principally Germans,.arc en-
listing in the reserve battalions.
Eight hundred insurgents surprised and
defeated 500 volunteers near Puerto Prin-
cipc. Rcinforcemcnts were sent to the
volunteers. and the Cubans declined to
renew the engagement.
On the 10th of August the insurgents,
several thousand strong, commanded by
Qucsada president Ccspcdes being pre-
sent), attacked Los Tunas, which was gar
risoncd by $50 troops. After fight of
nine hours, the Cubans had lost go killed
and the assault failed.
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The Funeral Of Secretary Rawlins.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE depart
ments, except for necessary business, are
closed till Friday. The funeral of Secrc-
tary Rawlins will take place on Thursday.
Governor Walker, with other prominent
citizens of Virginia, will be present. Troops
will be called from adjacent posts to assist
in the ceremonies
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WHIsKEY TAx.-H'aShington, September
6.--Correspondcnce of private character
between members of Congress and parties
connected with the revenue service here
plainly indicates o determination on the
part of the former to attempt an increase
of the whiskey tax. They say that the
present successful administration of the
revenue bureau will warrant such move
ment, and argue that a successful collection
of an increased tax will warrant decrease
of the income or some other burdensomc
impost.
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Libel Suit Against n Mobile News.
Danpr.

MOBILE, ALA, September IA suit for
libel, with damages at $1,000, was com
menccd to-day, and a summons served on
Colonel Mann, proprietor Of tho Register
newspaper, for alleged defamation of cha
ractcr by Putnam, the superintendent of
the public schools (carpet-baggcr). 1t is
charged that the publication of a commu-
nicationIrom a distinguished citizen charg-
ing Putnam with having been indicted for
cmbezzlemcnt is libel. Similar suits
have been entered against Colonel Forsyth,
of the Register, and the author of the COM
municatinn
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Domestic MarketS-TRY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, September 7.-NooR.-StOcks unset
tied and lcycrisi. Money active at per cent.
Stcrling-Lone. 1853 short. lOSs Gold 1864. 52o's,
81, 1924. Tennessee Gs, cX-coupons. 6li new, 81.
Virginia G's, rX-coupons, 55i; new, s.. North
Carolina o., old, 81 new, ~.
Flour 5Ml0c. lower. Wheat dull and @m3c.
lower. Corn lc. better. Fork nominal 1t S3l.50.
Lard quiet. Cotton heavy at 35c. Turpcnilnc
quiet at d2c. Rosn quiet good common, 1896
strained s237lm$2IO. Frcights dun.
ErtHiNg.-COiton Is shade lower: sales 500
bales at 3iic. Flour-Supcrinct to fancy state, $500
as 10; supcrinc and choice. white wheat. west
ern, IS. 75MS7.30: southern dull and declining
common TO choice extra $1,000 81. Wheat
steady at the moons decline. Corn scarce: mixed
western 81. 20mSl.22. Beef steady. Pork dull and
lower 1t :3l.jo0S3l.T5 Is. Lard quiet and steady
kettle. l9lm2Oc. WhIskcy heavy at Sl.lOGi$l.l2,
but nearly all sales at Sl.lO. Groceries and naval
stores quiet FrcightS unchanged.
Governments dull: 5-2O'S, G., 1921. Southern
securities irregular. Money active at per cent.
Sterling weaker ut lOSs Gold quiet at 1864. Stocks
icvcrish.
BALTIMORE. September 7.-Cotton quiet at 3ilc
Flour quiet. Wheat lrmcr; prime to choice red.
II .55Msl.GO Corn firm at Sl.ISGtSl.20. Pork
quiet. Bacon firm; shoulders, l63c. WhlSkcy,
flip.
Virginia as, old as lsGG's, 81; lsG7s, soy; cou-
pons, old, $50 bid.
CISClNSATI. September 7.-Whiskcy unsettled
large lots, sl.05 small lots, sl.0S. Pork dull ri
E32.5 so hut generally held at S32. Is. Bacon firm
shoulders, l5tc.; clear sides, ldic. Lard held Al
l9ic.
LOUISVILLE. September 7.-Provsions quiet
Mess pork, S3iGfS3i.25. BacOn-Shoulders, 1ft
l6tc.; clear sides, 19lc. Lard @ec. Whiskcy, Sl0s
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, September THE revenue
receipts to-day were 1854, 900.
1t is ordered from the Treasury Depart
mcnt that in respect to the memory of Sec
rotary Rawlins the custom houses be closed
and the public works under the control of
the Department, and the flags kept at half
mast during Thursday, the day of the fu-
neral.
The health of George Peabody is not
much improyed
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-This day land
n ing per schooner Mary $50 tons FRANKLIN
RED ASH EGG COAL. Those wishing supe-
ror article for their winters supply viii please
send in their orders.
Office and yard corner Of Seventeenth and Dock
streets. Sc 3 WRIT ROBERTS.
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STENCIL. TOOLS AND PLATES.

n BELLENOT. DIE-SINKER AND
". ERA\D-CUTrER, lil0 MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRANDING-IRON. for marking
all kinds OF wooden articles by heating ii, is per-
fcctly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engraycrs' Stock. stencil Paste, Brushes, In
deliGlc LUX, Stcc! Dies. Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass anu German Silver, Frames, steel Rings,
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale aud retail. mia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

COMPLETION OF THE WESTERN PACIFIC
RAILRoAD.-San Francisco, September G..
BY the completion of the Western Pacific
railroad on Monday the cars now travel
continuously from the harbors of New York,
Boston, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, to the
harbor of San Francisco. Arrangements
have been made for carrying through pas
scngcrs aad mails between Sacramento and
San Francisco, without transhipment, in
side of four hours.
The earnings of the Pacific railroad for
August were 1912 ,000 showing a steady
increase in passengers and freight.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Fire I'm Fnrrnyigie.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.

cTeCIdI telegram 20 The Dispatch.
FARMvILLE, September I, 1869.
A fire in town to-day destroyed one of the
Seminary buildings and large amount of
valuable furniture. The main building
narrowly escaped the flames. Loss be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000, which is partly
covered by insurance. \.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

MOVEMENTS OF PRINCE ARTHUR AND
GovERNoR-GENERAL YoUNG.-H. John's,
n. B., September G.-Prince Arthur and
suite left Hopewcll at 2:3O O'Clock this af-
tcrnoon, arrived at Pictou at 8 o'clock, and
embarked on the English war steamer Dart
for Shediac.
Governor-General Young and party left
Ottawa this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

DELEGATES TO THE SOUTHERN CONNER
GAL CONVENTION APPOINTED BY Gov
EhNoR HoFFMAN.-AJany, September g.
Governor Hoffman has appointed delegates
from the State to the Southern Commercial
Convention at Louisville in October next.
Among them are Horatio Seymour, Horace
Goreeley, William G. Bryant, Henry c.
Murphy, Frederick A. Conkling, Erastus
brooks, William NJ. Tweed, Marshall ..
h.GG1erts, Wilson G. Hunt, Ira Harris, and
oilers OF the most eminent men in the
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08
Fgcuyy EXPRESS Robbery.

CHICAGO, September 7.--Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s express coach was robbed by high
waymen at Maladc Station, Utah Territory,
of forty thousand dollars. The passengers
were unmoleSted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA. Sc ntcmhcr ]. 1902.
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MACHINERY, &c.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
sTEAM-ENGISES and BOILERS in city and
country: TOBACCO WORK Of all kinds made
and repaired with all kinds of steam-fttings for
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES AID
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JJTDSON,S PATENT SrEAM-ENGINE GOV
ERNOR SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PA CkING, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges
The best gauge now In use. They are LESS in price
than any other make. A full line of the above ar.
tIcles ALWAYS on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING OII-CUP, for shaft
Ing and all kinds of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent of oil. This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come aud see 1t and us.
GEORGE B, SLOAT.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, September 1.-The troops de-
fcatcd party of thirty Carlists, under Es-
tartus, near Corona. Estartus escaped
This is the last Cal!ist band known to have
been on SpanSh soil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

VANDERBlLT's WIFE.-A correspondent
of the Lynchburg Ne,cS says: The lady
whom Commodore Vanderbilt has recently
made his wife is the daughter of native
of Louisa county-Robert Layton Craw-
ford, of Mobile, Ala. DR.. Crawford, still
residing here, is his brother, and another
brother, it is said, was Governor Of Geor-
uia -
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The Fractional Currency Famine.

WASHINGTON: September 7.-Fractiona
currency will hereafter be issued OF thu
rate of S250,000 daily, until the pressing
want is supplied.
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Foreign Markets-IBY TELEGRArul.

EoTeiaH 4ihfkets-Lb1
LONDON. September 7.-N00n.-ConsOs. aoi.
American securities Hat. United States bonds so.
Sugar firm Oh the spot and ailoat. Common Rosin,
IS. 3D.
LONDON, September 7.-Erening. -Consols %.
American securities tirmer. United States bonds,
So Sugar buoyant on the spot and ailoat
LIVERPOOL, September Noon.-Cotton dull
uplands, 13.ml3sd. Orleans 13ld.; estimated sales,
5,UOa bales. Corn, 30s. w
.lfjerao0n.-Cotton dull; nplandS, l35M l33d.
Orleans, l3:Glla!d Yarns aud Fabrics heavy.
Lard and Pork buoyant at zoos. BrcadStuifs dull.
LIVERPOOL, September -Ersniag.-CottOn-
UpandS l3id.: Orleans. l3sI2i; sales, 5000 bales,
including .. 900 for speculation and export. Flour.
25s. Corn, 99s. cd. Red western wheat 0s. I'D.
MlOs.
PARIS. September 7.-Boursc excited but firm
rentcs. TOf. Csc.
rPARIs. September observation-disclosures closed
fiat rcntcS, 70f. 25c.
HAyRE, September 7.-COtton opened quiet and
steady.
IIAvRE. September 7.-EueniHg.-Cotton fiat on
the spot, and quiet atoat tres ordinaire, on the
spot, 1913.
FRANKFORT, September 7.-Unitcd States bonds
closed active III S63.
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4 TUBULAR RAILWAY BETWEEN FRANCE
| AND ENGLAND.-Mr. Bateman, engineer,
ut the meeting of the British Association,
gave an interesting description of a cast
iron tube which he suggested should be
| laid down for railway purposes between
England and France. He stated that it was
| the Joint design of himself and Monsieur
Rcyy, an engineer of Vienna. The tube
would be commenced on one side of the
channel, and would be laid at the bottom Of
the sea, being built up inside horizon
tai cylinder or bell, which would be con-
stantly pushed forward as the building up
of the tube proceeded. The line selected
for the tube to be thus submerged would be
close to Dover, on the English side Of the
channel. and would extend to Cape Grisncz,
on the French coast, the distance between
the two points being twenty-five miles,
and the average depth of water one hun
dred and ten feet. Mr.. Bateman stated that
the tube would be made large enough
for the passage of carriages of ordinary
construction, while the traffic was proposed
to be worked by pneumatic pressure, thus
securing a constant supply Of pure air and
at the same time precluding the possibility
Of collision. He estimated that slow
train would be able to accomplish the dis
lance in one hour and six minutes, but an
express would go through with ease in forty
five minutes. Five thousand passengers
and ten thousand IONS of goods could be
conveyed through the tube daily. The esti-
mated cost of the whole project was eight
millions sterling, the annual working ex-
pcnscs being put down at ESQ, 900. The
discussion reveals the general opinion of
the section to be that Mr.. Bateman's plan
was the bost yet proposed. Mr.. Bidder, c.
E., had some doubt as to the sufiicicncy Of
the estimate, but Mr. Bateman was certain
it was enough. The work would take five
wears to accomplish.
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EGYPT.

LONDON, September 7.-Alcxandria dis
patches report the cotton crop i'll the inte-
rior of Egypt as excellent both in quality
and quantity.
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A DRUNKEN MAN KILLED BY BEING
THROWN DowN STAIRS.-A drunken man
stopping at the Bradley Hotel, in Portland,
insultcd two ladies and cndeavorcd to force
his way into their room, when the clerk
threw him down stairs. In falling, his
skull was fractured, and lie died Il short
time afterwards. His name was Patrick
Murray. lie was tailor, and had a wife
and two children
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M1NERAFhn %A TrTH VIRGINIA SPRINGS
AND OTHER SOURCES.
ROCkBRIDGE ALUM,
HEALING,
ALLEGHANY.
WHITE SULPHUR,
CONGRESS,
HIGH ROCK,
GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE,
NICIIY from France,
SELTIER from Germany.
Fresh supplies constantly receiving.
Pamphlets furnished on Application.
PURCELL LADD 4 CO.. Druggists.
I9l6 Main street, corner Of Thirtccn!L,
au.2 Richmond, Va.
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Some paper having snccred at Il newly:
appointed officer in New Orleans, who had
lately cmigratcd from Texas, journal Of
the latter State says: If you arc not
satisfied with linn send him back. We will
trade YOU Governor for him and throw in
a Chief Justice and small fry until you hol-
low hold, enough )"
Fanny Fern says: "If onc-half the girls
knew the previous lives of the men they
marry, the list of old maids would be Won
derfully increased" Whcreupon the Bos-
ton Post asks IF the men knew what
their future lives were to be, wouldn't il
increase the list of old maids still further?''
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senator Fessenden, it is now thought, will
'S''SeF IRON his recent dangerous illness.