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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-05
TTNHE HEALING SPRINGS,
/ BATH COUNTY, VA.
WILL BE READY
FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
BY JUNE /.

They arc accessible from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad from Covington. in four hours
time, by comfortable stages. over . ilnc turnpike
road of easy grade. passing In full view OF the
celebrated .xr
FALLING SPRINGS
and other picturesque mountain and water scenery
drcd visitors, and the equipment and management
equal to those In any city hotel. 80
'The luxury and lnvigorating effects of the hot
and cold baths are acknowledged by all who have
tried them.
Pamphlets descriptive of the virtues or the wa
tors and attcStine their wonderful curative pro-
pcrtirs can BE- procured by application t" McsSrs,
PURCELL. LADD & Co, Richmond: kEDwELL &
R,ltimcrn. RTTI0CH 4 GRESHAM, Philadcl.
phIa: i. II. WEBn. New York ar from the agent
at the Springs. s,
Telegraph Office ut the springs.
BOARD: Per day, 30: per week, SO; PEI
month. 80 ,,,,
VI. II. HOUSTON, NJ D.. Resident phXsician'
JOHN /. EUBANk,
nv I2-dcod& swtl5Jy Agent.
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BY Grubbs L Williams. Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE.-m execution Of 4 decree of the
circuit court Of Richmond entered 3lst May, l-s',
in the case of Quarlrs'S administrator rS. Quarlcs
and ats. and kersey rs. QuarlcS'S administrator,
we will sell at auction. In the order NAMED below
the fpllowlng-Clcscrib RE ESTATE, OF which
tire late John ID. QuarlcS died seized. To VII on
front of Renrico county CONTINUOUSLY TRACT
OF LAND In the county Of Henrico ABOUT seven
miles below the city OF Richmond between the
Williamsburg and Charles City roads, adjoining
the lands Of Thomas French and ats, ana con-
taning 189 100000 acres.
immediately thereafter (say ut o clock ?. VI.
upon the premises. nm undivided mocty OF a LeI
OF GROUND on the west side OF Iwenty-thlrd
street between Main and Cary, 40 by l32 1cct the
ether moiety Of which, 1t Is believed Is owned py
George Turner. - ,
sell BRICK AND FRAMED DWELLING, with
seven rooms on the north Sidcot Cary between
Foushee and Adams streets, occupied by nir.
kendrck with lot q by Isl lO-l2 feet to al alley
seventeen feet wide.
Also, u BUILDING LOT next east OF the above
81 by l54 1912 feet to said alley.
At 9 O'Clock, u BUILDING LOT on the north
side Of Leigh street between Adams ana 81 l,ctcr
street. adjoining the residence Of Mrs Ellen
Fletcher 30 by l56 feet to an alley sixteen ice VIDE
And at q O'Clock Il BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
(S0. 5G) in Marshall 4 Maun'S plan, near the resi-
lcncc of Mrs. C.. PrcntiS. corner OF north Leigh
and Clay streets, being the same house formerly
owned and occupied by William Burk": the lot Is
23i by % feet to IN alley sixteen feet vide.
TERMS One-fourth cash: the balance in SIN
twelve, and eighteen months. with Interest Tor
negotiable notes, title retained by the court until
''i' ''0''' "- p'''N' ANDREW JOHNSTON,
THOMAS p. AUGUST.
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The Virginia EIecssons--.Washing
STecuIatiOns.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, July Q, 1859.
Within the past few days the interest felt
in official circles here concerning the result
OF the election in your State on the 9th in
slant has become very intense. The Radi-
Gals. who, until within the past two weeks,
were boasting of there being no doubt what
ever Of the Success of Wells, have become
extremely quiet so far as predictions in that
direction extended, and arc now urging the
greatest activity among their political adhc-
rents in the Old Dominion TO prevent de-
feat.
The Chronicle of this morning shows its
anxiety in strong appeal to the " Republic
cans OF Virgins" to work with firmneSS
and energy"
The silence of the Administration. or
more particularly Of the President, relative
10 the result dismayS the Radicals. They
would have Grant avow himself in favor of
the election of Wells, which he has not
done, and which it appears he will not DO.
The truth is. so far as the President Is
concerned, he wants to see Virginia restored
to her place in the Uni0n--hc is anxious
that the Constitution shall be adoptcd-but
where has he given any indication, which
the public knows of. that he has any prefer
cnce as TO the candidates?
The Radicals are usin" the Old story,
hoping to force or brighten the negroes into
voting their ticket, that in case of the tri-
unph of Conservatism their fate will be
worse than it was in the days of slavery.
That "yarn" has been twisted so thorough
~ that no doubt the entire colored popula-
ton Of Virginia know its meaning by this
time, and appreciate it in its true sense.
So far rs the entire Administration is con-
ccrned. there is probably but one member
Of the Cabinet, and that is Mr.. Boutwell,.
who earnestly desires the success of General
Wells. That Boutwell, has been powcrless
to force the Cabinet into any practical en-
dorscmcnt of the extreme Radical party in
Virginia, even if he has entertained any such
idea, is evident from the situation itself.
Virginia must turn the scale. Let not
single vote be thrown away. The colored
men of the State should not be deceived by
the old party cries of worse fate in store
for them should Conservatism triumph, and
they ought not allow themselves to be forced
TO cote against their old friends. TlMoN.
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WARN SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.

! This CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE
now open for the reception and accommodation ol
! bred and seventy miles west Of Richmond, and
near the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
reached from the North ria the Orange and Alex
andria railroad, connecting ut Gordonsvillc.
railroad. conneetIng at Millboro depot with line
Of c2achss passing by the Hot Springs G, and tn"
These waters have been long and justly FAMED
for their curative qualities In various diseases a.
well as for the yof bathing. Their properties
are gently aperient, dinrctic, and diophorctir.
and applicable TO the treatment Of the following
diseased conditions-siz. :: ,n
suitiny from their latent existence; Affections OF
the Spinal Marrow and It's consequences raralFsi'
fron HGmorrhoids or Uterine arrangements, or
Metnstasis of Govt and Rheumatism; Affection Of
the Joints; Lumbago Sciafiac, Contrac,lons ana
the Cntancous Diseases Scorbutic and Scr9fn'2n>
Affections: Dyspepsia Torpid and otherwise De-
ranged Conditions ofthc Liver ,
The i'm movements consist OF large ana colninr-
dious Hotel, large number OF handsome ana con
yenicntIy arranged Cottages, = spacious Dining
and Ballroom, Billiard-room, Bowiing-ailcy, Bath
'i THE BATHS. which are of the temperature OF
90 to rs degrees Fahrenheit. are four In number
4 large octagonal BATH. Tor gentlemen - ie''
I'm diameter and In depth.
The LADIES BATH ofequal depth.
Two SBirt S ana rEh , n% r pr eTS
Baths. supplied with spring water "i Temperature
60 TO 10 deg. Fahrenheit.
The locality Of these Springs Is remarkable for
heahlness the surrounding country Of r"mantlr
beautv and the atmosphere salubrious and inHigo-
rating.
The table accommodations viii be of the best
character. and every effort made 10 contribute 10
the comfort and convenience OF visitors.
Persons intending to visit the Warm springs
from Richmond and the South are directed to IN"
summer schedule OF the passenger trains on Oh"
Chesa peakc and Ohio railroad.
WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
W. II. MCDONALD, Agent
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rrHE CELEBRATED EALLOGHAN
STAND IN ALLEGHASG COUNTY,
EJPEJNIA

This STAND, one and Il quarter inileS IRON
Rrnwn's depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
ro,d has been so well and tavnrably known To-
visitors to the VIRGINIA SPRINGS for the last
half century that n description OF Tits locality
and sur,oundings-is' deemed unnecessary:
1t Is now opened as Il So MINER RESORT. surh
persons and families Us desire the comforts, tIi.
Il very pleasant place.
VISITORS BY RAIL will always find convey
ance I'm waiting mt the depot. and those coming Ia
private conyeyanccs ample livery for their horses
and sheds for their carriages.
DINING PARTIES from the White looming
down In the morning and returning In the evening
tran( will always lind conycyanccS ut the depot.
A SULPHUR SPRING near hy VIII enable TIE
proprietor to furnish his guest, with water equal
In all respects tn the celebrated White.
Reasonable charges made, and fare not SUR
passed BY any similar house In Virginia.
icos-lm WILLIAM ~ DIt h~'H'
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sUMMER HEsOrTs.

NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS, GILES COUNTY, VA.-This de-
lightful summer resort is now open, and can lie
reached from two points one by the Montgomery
White daily by stage, and the other by boat, down
New river, from Central depot, on the YIrginIt
and Tennessee railroad, where passengers arriving
In the train can remain over night and take liz.
boat In the morning, arriving at the Springs In
time for dinner.
Families wishing board for the season are 70.
guested to apply at once 10 the proprietor, or b
John Tyler, 1912 Main street, Richmond, Va from
whom any further information may be gotten.
Board per day. ....................S2.5 $50
Board per week. 1870
81 ara per month";. 5000
Board for two months or longer. 40.00pcr month.
WILLIAM EGGLESTDS,
IT,
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AuCrToY sAIEs...This Nay.
BY Lyme d Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NALy ALL; IrH
PIco NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMONDI.I by
virtue of deed OF trust from Charles II: ~T
and wife bearing date the sth qy o. Office of Hem
lss a ana ry Shall by The
aS sad deed pTe' sf e 70 ie p
trxst seed LOT No il square IS on lou apo
Thrty-third streets LOTS Nos streets LOT
Srontinr iss feet on Thirty street and Or
back between parallel lines s9 feet +; r. TnTty-
mated as square No. 81 bounded ny S1lninr TWo
nC,Es: and IOTs Nos. and in square etb Mp
sail Of said lots being contiguous 81 :" s eIe
:. % WILLIAM FOLKEs, 1rusIce.-
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sTENCrr, TOOLS AND PLATES.

n BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
u. GRANDMOTHER. l4lO MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRANDING-IRON,f for marking
ali kinds of wooden articles by heating 1t, Is per-
fectly dapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Eagravers' Stock. Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
dclibie Ink steel Dies. hlphabets. Seal Presses
Brass and German Silver, Frames. steel Kings.
Checks Tags. &c. wholesale and retail. mia
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

nANIEL O'DONNELL,
~ AT SIS BROAD STREET,
IS prepared to execute all descriptions of
GAS-FITTING AND PLUMBING.
Having had a long practical experience In this
class of work, he hopes to give satisfaction us to
prices andworkmanship. my 3-3m
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ByLee & Goddin. Auctloneers,
No. llla Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF j, LAND NJ in TIE 81 =
-; " ~ trnst from William J. Martin and vile
Gsfe q the s 18th day of May duly in
tho clerks es of ID ne 5r ne S Senesssry sal"
nchs wil proceed to sell at public auction on
MONDAY tic 9Th day of July sqs Ss p at i
court day. at Henrc1 county liza Gard mentioned
~ ~ viii Inc that certain TRACT OF LAND lying an@
being the RaTnytsSEwTnE rSad K Hs WITH the
henr,Go, thereon. adjoining the lands Of the
Estate of Archer Taylor deceased John '" rus
sci. and Leonard I1izcr.
TERMS At sale. r-,>-un>- +, Trustec.
Sale conducted by LEE 4 GoDDiS' Auc'''n'e'S
Il,
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/ SEASIDE RESORT.
COBB,S ISLAM ID q.

SEASIDE htNoitI'
COBB'S ISLAM ID.
This popular resort Is NOW OPEN FOR We
ITDRS and has been rendered more comiortlblt
and attractive than ever. and the pcnsrc-lovinI
and notwithstanding public are assured ihat ever!
effort will be made to please. ,
The surr-batbing Is unsurpassed, ana rericcii!
safe.
The fishing is uncquallcd.
The game IS abundant.
The table Is supplied with the finest 1Sh III tht
world Is well as game and has every facility iei
deriving supplies.
The traye ler, after reaching Norfolk viii tax,
the steamer :" y. = Banks : on Monday. edncN'
dav and Friday. Inc steamer sue on IucstHiN
aud Friday. tor Chcrry>ionc on m" Eastern Hi'oIt
of Virginia, and thence 10y steamer y. W. n
Cobb for The Island
TERMS ~ per day: SIS per week. -,,.
COBB BROTHERS.
10 23-3tawlm Post-olicc. Cherrystonc, Va.
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BEDFORD ALUM
ID AND IODINE SPRINGS,
NEAR NEW LONDON, BEDFORD CO, "

The subscriber takes pleasure In announcing u"
his friends and the public generally that thGj ccir
bratcd watcrimY-race l. now open for the rcc'r-
tom Of visitors. He pledges himself that every
effort will he made to render the accommodations
second Ia none In Virginia. aud the fare slI III 10
the very best the market can afford
4 conveyance will meet the trains At Forest
dcpot on I'll. Virginia and Tennessee railroad, ten
mile, above Lynchburg and four miles from th'.
Springs.
TERMS ~ per day, SIS per week. go per month
Special contracts with families. &c. Children
and servants, half price.
send for pamphlet.
IL lg-lm JOHN :. KYLE, Manager.
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JAMES A. FRAZIER,
JOHN W. WARWICK.
10 ,Epu LIGON. " I--In

VARIETY SPRINGS, situated on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad tcars stopping
at the doorl. fifteen miles west of stanton. Akf
OPENED FOR VISITORS. The mineral water"
arc considered superior. Analysis at this once
For hoard by the month $40 by the week, IL
bv the day 81 Children under twelve years ana
servants, half price. Bathing in healing water
gratis. L. * W. ~ NM.
ic 30-2m froprlct"rH'
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

The attention of our friends and the public is re-
>pcctiully called TO the SOLID SECURITY offered
by this company.
This important consideration. i'll connection with
its long experience and high reputation. so FIRMLY
established by Il successful career Of SIXTY
YEARS. il Is confidently believed will strongly
commend IL to every one desiring undoubtcd Sc
curity against loss by FIRE.
The assets Of the United States Branch held in
this country amount to nearly 100000
All policies issued by this company beyond GER
tain limits simultaneously rcinSurca aS to the
excess by IN old and frS-ratc company III Eng
land.
Applications received by
THOMASM. ALFRlEND & son,
Agents,
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One OFFICE DESK,

T1GH CONsTABLE's sALE.-Will be
aold nm THURSDAY, July 3. 1892 at O'Clock
p NJ. mt the High Constabc's Office, the following
property: or.,cE nECE
One LETTER PRESS
And one lot GRAIN BAGS,
t s,tjsfv distress warrant In my hands In favor OF
r. Iobn Frcelnnd and against Gwatlmey &c Morris.
'' ;n5 w II. TALL, II. c. Z. II.
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OCEAN HOUSE. CAPE NAY, n. j

This wc-known and favorItc house having hecn
Thoroughly renovated and improved, has been re
opened by the undersigned Is
FIRST-CLiSS FAMILY HOTEL.
THE OCEAN HOUSE
il situated within nifty yards Of the beach. II otter
superior advantages to families on account 80
quiet and the high character Of its guests, and "
SrVFSTY-FIVE NEW BATIfING-ROoMS
have been added. and many other important I'M
provements which will contribute grcdtlyto the
comfort of visitors.
The proprictorS have had several wears expo
ricuce In Cape MAY hotel business. ana nave Sc
cured help which will equal That OF amy other Mouse
on the island.
Every effort will he made I" give satisfaction 10
Mi who may favor the Ocean House with ihclF
IS formerly no bar on the premises.
For rooms, &c, address . s.. =, ,.,.,.,
UTEny w ShwYER. je 25-tAu1
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Most of the shadows that cross our path
through life are caused by our standing i'll
our own light.
The memory Of many persons is nothing
but row of hooks to hang up old srud.es
on.
--Good watering-place in the summer
pump. For particulars, consult your milk
nlau.
There is something fresh and novel in the
advertisement Zurich tradesman has cir
clIated. "Wishing," he writes, "to put
nm end to my life, which is Il burden to me,
and being determined to die as soon as pos
sjbIe. / shall sell my goods at such low rates
AZ has never before been heard Of"
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THE MONT GO VI Try W II IT j
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This CELEBRATED WATERING-i'L nee y
now open for III. reception of VISITORS Bcior, ii'
war this was the most popular watcr-placc IN IT.
GINA. It's situation in southwestern NirIlni', OH
The eastern slope of the Ailcghanic-. gives II beau
tiful scenery, hcathiml climate, and p"r'
bracing air Mcssrs. WILSON x l.ohENTI, w"
cntcrprisng YireinianS, have leased II for term
Of five years, have thoroughly Repaired newly
furnished and viii open II on scale SURPRISING IL
former grandeur. 49,
Visitors To this place travel the entire dstancebE
rail. Getting off nj Big Tunnel station, on il'
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, they are con-
ycycd into the Reception louise In ten minutes %"
the Spring Branch railroad
New baths, billiard and bowling saloons nav
been erected for the comfort and amusement 81
visitors. Post-oiiiCc. telegraph, express, an"
ticket Offices, are on the premises,
Daily lines Of stages viii run To- III" Grccuhrrf
Whitc on IA route through the widest sccn"rI IN
Virginia. 80
Travellers between points North and south VIII
find this Il most delightful resting place.
The fair has been reduced Ia the moderate prlC'
Of - per day, go per week, and $40 per month.
giving the privilege Of special rates Ia largcr pal
ties for longer time. Children under ten years 81
age and servants half price. 1900,
One OF the best LAWN AND BALL-hOOh
BANDS will bc In attendance.
WILSON & IORENTZ,
H. o5-im PrOrric,0rs.
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TN Me-
Subscription, in advance. Advertising, annual
quarterly in advance. Nj other I'm advance.

quarterly in advance. MI other In advance.
We furnish the following journals at club rates !:
The Richmond Christian Advocate weekly and
Southern Planter aud Farmer for ~. so Il year.
The American Farmer. Baltimore tn0nthy)
and Southern Planter and Farmer for s3.5 year.
The Land We Love tm0nthly) and Southern
Planter and Farmer for -. So year.
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ERN PLANTER AND FARMER through the
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on. Il. WILLIAMS. Editor aud Proprietor;
FRANK G.. RUFFIN, Co-Editor:
JOHN VI. ALLAN, Horticultural Editor
WILLIAM L. UILL. General Agent.
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4 MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.

N M
This old and popular resort. having been tho-
roughly repaired, painted, and newly furnished,
will be open for visitors on the FIRST DAY Of
JUNE. r
The Springs are two and Il half miles from Je-
tcrsvlle depot, on the Richmond ana DanNllle
railroad forty-hree miles from Richmond
Conycyauccs will lie In attendance nn the arrival
of the morning tfafi's
Fare from Richmond to Springs ana return
81 80.
TERMS OF BOARD:
Per month Of four weeks. w
FER week.
FER unS :. % -, - .od
wants. half price. ,,
White servants according to accommodations.
Parties preferring to furnish their own bed linen,
towels and light S35 per month. Every attention
and accommodation Is pledged for the comfort OF
the guests. -. ,
Table furnished with the best the market affords.
Good teu-pin alley, music. &c.
j. c. MOORE, u. a. MILLER.
Proprietor. General Supt.
For further information apply 10
$. $. COTTRELL, Richmond Va.
ieS-eOdtJyl2
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NWEET SPRINGS,
= MONROE COUNTY, VA.
This charming WATERlSG-Pf.AC ACE, go iaF"rh'
hlv known Tor ifs curative properties. VIII ne open
for the reception Of visitors ON the 10TH ~ r.
This deli ht!ul summer resort .hppruachcdir"ip
Washington by the Orange and Al"Nandrla ana
Chcsapcakc and ohio railroad. Passengers from
the south take the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
10 Bonsack's station, thence Ivy irstclaSs COACHES
TO the Springs.
CHARGES - per day, S25 week, S73 per mouth
JAMES CARROLL,
icG-d,Sswlm Proprietor.
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LOST AND FOUND.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

GRASS AND DAT HARVESTING
" have now in store and receiving by New
York steamers. all sizes Of the celebrated CLIP
PER MOWER and MCCoRMlCk'S PRIZE
MOWER warranted to he the best moving ma
chimes i'm Virginia. Perfect satisfaction ruaran-
tccd to purchasers. .,
Also, for the grass crop. the TIFFlN REfoLN,
ING RAKE. the PRATT WHEEL RAKE, and
the Il o G X 4 w AI and CilpHER HEEL
RAKE: and Il full stock of GRASS BLADES,
SNtTIlES aud SCITliE-SEoNES:
For oats The KIRBY CONFINED REAPER
and NOW Err, the cheapest and the best combined
reaper and mower In the market.
We have just issued new catalogue. Farmers
are invited 10 write for Il copy.
10 40 II. VI. SMITH & 90.
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NHE SOUTHERN
PLANTER AND FARMER
FOR lS6g,

This STANDARD JOURNAL has just entered
II, twenty year. and is of the few ancient
landmarks still left to Old Virginia.
The JOURNAL j. offered for the new year nj
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNEM; and "" must
urge upon our readers that the low price of sub
scripl0n makes it imperative that we shall come
down To the cash basis. Our subscription must
therefore be IN ApyANCE: aud We believe Il
proper exercise of economy will enable ALL who
desire 10 read the SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER to conform TO our terms.
We are confident in promising readers :,
Journal in every way worthy Of their support.
As an ADVERTISING MEDIUM the SOUTH
Erin PLANTER AND FARMER commcnds Itself
to the attention OF teachers. merchants manufac-
turcrs. hotc-kccpcrs druggists. dentists, nursery
men. stock-raiscrS. land agents. &c, sc.
Terms of subscription and advertising are rs
follows
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