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WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PIRBY DAVIS PAIH KtLLBB II really
valuable medicsmenf, and unlike most OF the
pstspied articles Of the day, is uset By many
pb bysicisns. 1t IL particularly desirable In loca
tioIs where ply sicfans are not near, and In fami
lies will often the necessity Of sending cut at
midnight for doctor A bottle should be kept in
every house -BostoR Tdrsllsr. jy H.lm
Evening star., 1869-08-04

THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
is of the opinion that he has succeeded In sup.
pressing pretty effectually illicit distileries in
every section OF the country except in Phila.
delphia, where he yet hears of considerabl,
trouble between dis,illers and assessors. In
New York he has found a vast amount of
fraudulent distillation, which has resulted in
the closing of most OF the distilleries there.
Evening star., 1869-08-04

lHCRIAsB OF IHf1RuAL RsvnNuB IN ALA
BAMA.-rhe S,lma (Ala.) Press, July 2ith,
says:-"Our worthy Ass essor Of Internal Rev
enue fer this distr icf, DIR. Geo. p. Rex, and MS
assiefapts are thorough ~ awake to tne inter
e,ts cf the Government. The returns for the
month Of Jure are s53.si&.39. being nearly four
times as much as the same month OF any pre-
yious year. independent OF the cotoa tax.
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| to Jacob Repass and certificate to J. P. NJ.

to Jacob Repass and certificate to j. 2. NJ.
Sanders. ~ 1t5t''' iad
Under one gear old-Premium to W. o.
Moore and certificate to Robert Sayers, Jr.
MAREs FOR;HARNEss.--F0ary gears old or
ouer-Premiums TO 5. q. Sanders and GER
tificatc to Jacob Repass.
Three gears old and under .four-Pre-
miums to A. NJ. Young and certificate to
William Sanders.
Tao and unGer three-Premium to S. G..
Sanders and certificate to William Sanders.
Zone and atnder t,ro--Premium to J. NJ.
Moore and certificate to Am Young.
Under one year-Premium to Michael
CasSell. ~
Geldings an Single Harness-Premium to
William D. Mitchell and certificate to Will
liam Terry. ~' 80 -. ~ H %
l7fdres in Single Harness-Premium to J.
G.Sanders.
r. Best Pan. Carrtuge Horses Premium to
William D. Mitchell and eititicate to W. Il.
D. Horn.
Mares-Premiums to S. G. Sanders:
DRAUGuT.-Stallton four gears old or oUer.
Premium.to Joseph McBaker. = :.
Colt-Premium to j. bt. Moore and certi-
ficate to John Thompson.
Drdugm Mares four gears old or oueT'--
Premium to Thomas q. Hubble, OF, Gray
son, and certificate to Martin Kegley.
Taro and under three years-Premiumt to
Jacob Repass. q 1za-. -.
Best Gcldimg for Saddle and Harness,
driUen or 1Tdde1s-Premium to W. RID.
Horn. .-sA-Ji = $500. ~ G4li5L =
Best Mare. drivea or, ddea--P Premium to
DR.. r. z. Moore. III. -'.-,:
Jacks three gears and over-Premium to
William G. Sanders. -. .., ,.t,.r
Mules, best pair in harness, three gears
and 0yer-Premiumt TO Look d Lincoln and
certificate TO D. Sexton.
Best, Adre, one: and a1ider tro-Premium
to j. NJ. Fulton.
Major w. T. Suthcrlin, Of Danville !:
George P. Tayloe, Esq, Of Roanoke and
General Terry, Of Wytheyille, entertained
a large assemblage OF citizens and stranger,
this evening at the courthouse i'll beautiful
and enthusiastic speeches, urging on the
young men of this section of country the
Importance Of raising fine. stock TO supply
all demands. instead of obtaining them else
where, and making many other practical
suggestions tending to the development OF
the resources Of our good Commonwealth.
All their speeches were short and were well
received.
| notice that there are several new build
ings in course Of erection in, the town and
suburbs, and the merchants and others all
seem busy. III Yours, DE. -.rr, Nv.
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that line to capitalists. The committee is q
most excellent one, but their duty is labo-
rious; for it extends ell over the State, and
hence we hope that parties engaged in min
ing operations will speedily reply to the
circulars issued by the Secretary of the
Chamber and the Chairman Of the Commit
tee, asking for descriptions of the mines,
&c
There is in course of preparation by the
Chamber of Commerce, which 1t is expected
will be published at the close OF next
month, an elaborate report on various sub
jects, and one of its most interesting tea-
lures will be the report on mines. We
hope, therefore, that the circulars above re-
ferred to will be promptly replied to.
At the last. meeting OF the Board OF Di-
rectors of the Chamber resolution was
passed inviting superintendent Of mines
throughout the State, to send specimens OF
theirminerals to the Chamber for exhibit
tion.i This is good idea, but it must be url-
derstood that the parties sending the speci-
mems must pay the transportation charges.
In connection with this whole subject, we
are igratifed to be able to say that the Cham
Der Of Commerce has taken new start,
and our business men are subscribing to it
more cheerfully.
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= Col oRED Men GONG SoUTH-GooD WAGES
FOR FARM HANDs.-For several days past
there has been in the Dispatch an advertise
ment for colorcd hands to 60 South. We
have already noticed the large number of
applications called forth by the advertise
ment. On Saturday seventy-five colored
men left Richmond for Louisiana, under the
direction of the advertiser, and we are In
formed that others are ready to 60 as soon
as arrangements for their transportation can
be made. They will receive in their new
homes from twenty to thirty dollars . month,
and expenses will be paid and rations fur
nishcd to their destination. One hundred
more families are wanted.
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EI Z. e.
SPECIFICS
MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE. q


ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ERADICATOR effects
a cure in every case when properly applied. To
persons suffering with rheumatism, Lumbago, or
Pains of the Limbs and Joints, II gives relief after
few applications.
The proprietor of the +. L. L. SPECIFICS,
having been applied to freqnentlyby persons az
hictcd. now takes this method of informing the
public that he has arranged his Office at No. l4l6
Broad street. where he win undertake to cure with
his ''Spccifcs' any person suffering with Rheu-
matism, Lumbago, or Pains Of the Limbs and
Joints. or will call at patients residences If de-
sired and guarantees 20 effect q cure with his
SPECIFICS only in al cases.
EIIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR, for the cer-
tain cure OF Dysentery, rDarrhma, and all Bowel
Disorders. The proprietor of the L. E. i. SPE-
CIFICS can prove by some Of our well-known citi-
zens who have tried it that the Elixir works
like magic in all cases, aud he VIII cure all per-
sons afflicted at his office, call at pattents resi-
dcnces at any time required.
ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR BITFERs
have cured persons who have been suffering with
Dyspepsia for many years. 1t is positive cure fol
Sick Stomach and General Debility, and as tonic
Is second to none. ..a .- 5tt - .~gst ,rar
The f. f. f. SPECIFICS are for sale by all the
principal druggists at retail and by the proprle-
tor at his Office, No. 416 Broad street. None gem
uine without the propretor's photograph and Sig
nature. L- alss,4 #@'.a 't..1A a#@ Z seq
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The Streets Of New Ricl,nonsi--Again
NEW RICHMOND, CLAY WARD
"- .r ".'. r.. ..- "Octobpr 81 1869


Editors Dispatch: ..-.s q, z-.-ss. .5...
Gentlemen,-We once more crave 4 space
in your valuable journal that we may call
the attention of the Superintendent OF
Streets, and of that most excellent gentle
man the Chairman of the Committee on
Streets, to the condition Of Clay street, fully
believing that they will lend US their aid in
having something done to relieve us. Clay
street from Smith to Munford isin an awful
condition. there being not less than seven or
eight holes, which have been flled with
water since the last rain, and it is now al
most impossible. The walks are also in Il
bad condition. It is true the city has spent
money to grade this street and to gravel the
walks, but that the job WAS q hotch it only
requires the notice of any one to detect.
The walk has never cemented, and the gra-
vel thereon never will.
How this grading and gravellng was re-
ccived is a mystery to the uninitiated. The
bed of the street is at this time lower than
the eullics $50 calledl, and during bad wea-
ther or rain the water has to seek this rs its
course. Now, we ask the gentlemen whose
attention is called hereto to have this section
Immediately repaired. There is on Smith
and also on Munford street, Il granite gutter
and a brick walk. We ask that connection
may. be made with these walks and cutters.
The. cost will only be tritle, and would
much improve that portion OF the city.
This is one of the greatest thoroughtarcS to
the Fair Grounds, and will be trayersed by
many strangers. We hope the gentlemen
will visit us, and they will soon see the force
Of these remarks. >, Yours truly, E.' ~
CLAY STREET,
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TREEDMEN'S THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
The Colyer Institute, located at $50 Fif-
teenth street, is an institution for the train
inc etpreachers and teachers among the
freedmen Of Virginia. 1t is under the pa
tronage of the American Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society, and the instructors are Rev.
Charles II. Corey, A. NJ, principal; Miss
"A. II. Goodman, first assistant teacher and
Sterling Gardner second assistant. b-& !. r
In addition to the common elementary
branches, Latin, Greek, history, physiology,
natural philosophy, and algebra, are now
taught at the Institute, and lectures are de-
lvered on theology, Interpretation Of the
Scriptures, Church government, and the
preparation and delivery Of sermons Ls-.
There are now more than forty students
irregular attendance, and four-fitths Of them
expect to preach the gospel. Seven ordained
ministers, three of whom are pastors Of
Richmond, are in daily attendance upon the
lectures. During the summer, ten of the
students were engaged in teaching, most OF
them under the superintendent OF Mr..
Jones, of the New York Friends Society.
Nearly 500 persons have been gathered into
churches or converted through the tabors Of
the students Of this school during the sum-
mer vacation. i-E.s.tE ~ - - vi. ia
. The Home Mission Society requires that
those supported gratuitously at the 1nstl-
tute must be Baptist ministers, in good
standing, or, ifunordained, ,theymust bring
recommendations from the Baptist churches
to which they belong certifying that they
are fitted for the work of the ministry. 10
such, board and furnished rooms are given.
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TIE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the use OF
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM for the complexion.
Eoughncss, rctlness, blotches, sunburn, frecklcs,
and tan, disappear where it Is applied, and beau
tiful mpexion of pure, satin-ike texture Is OBJ
tained. The plainest features are made TO glow
With healthful bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the thing
that produces these effects; and any lady can Sc
cure it for seventy-ve cents at any of our stores
10 preserve and dress shair use Lyons Ka-
tl n
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VIRGINIA HoRTIcULTURAL AND PoMoLoGI-
CAL soC1ETY.-A meeting Of the Executive
Committee of this Society will be held at
their rooms this evening at O'Clock. AS
this is to be the last meeting before the eX-
hibition it is important that there should
he full attendance,
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Af1Srs-The renort of tte Commissioners

MINEs.-The report of the Commissioners
of Emigration Of the State Of New York
shows that 216,0O0 emigrants arrived in the
city of New Y ork from the 1stef january to
the 1st of October OF this year. OF these a
considerable number, we are glad to.say,
are turning their eyes southward-to Nir-
gina especially-attracted by the. excel
lcnce of climate, the richness Of the soil,
and her varied and vast mineral resources.
These latter are largely engaging the .atten-.
ton not only of emigrants, but OF northern
capitalists, and, observing this fact, the Pre-
-sident and Board Of Directors of the Rich
mond Chamber of Commerce, at their last
meeting, appointed the following gentlemen
as a Committee on Mines Albert Ordway,
Joseph r. Anderson, I. NJ. Logan, Frank
lin Stearns, and Thomas III. Wynne.
4, The object OF the appointment Of this
committee is the preparation, with view to
its publication, of description of the mine
raj resources OF the State, or, we should "a
,ther say, Of the mines now being worked,
SO that parties outside the State may see
what Virginia produces in the way OF min
erals, and what Undue enents she holds out in
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I From Our Own Reporter.
ROCKBRIDGE FAIR.
Third and Last Day.

LARGE CROWD-ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE soCIETY-IMP oRTANT CHANGES
FURTHER LIST OF PREMIUMs-EXcEL-
LENT oRDER-THE EXHIBITION AS A
WHOLE a SUCCESS.
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FOUND, on the corner Of Thirteenth and Main
streets 500 900 paper collars ties, and scarfs 100
dozen heavy one-dOllar unGershirts, and many
other things too tedious to mention, which may be
obtained by calling at No. 1900 Main street and
rI. .#t 3
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THE Young MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIA-
T1oN acknowledge the receipt, through Mrs.
DR.. Jeter, of fifty volumes from Messrs.
Sheldon & Co., of New York, and, through
Mrs. DR.. A. H. Christian, Of twenty-four
volumes from Messrs. Scribner & Co. and
twelve volumes from Messrs. Barnes & Co.,
OF New York.
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M. ELLYsoS 6. co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, al pub
fishers, rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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WYMAN To-NIGHT.-Wyman will give the
first of Il series Of magical, ventriloquial,
and automatic entertainments, at Metro
poltan Hall tonight. The little folks have
been looking forward with eagerncss to his
visit, and viii turn out in force to see the
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SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA MIA aFlArR.

4 Correspondence Lynchburg News =. iaji q
q y WYTHEvILLE, October u, 1868.
Premiums were awarded to-day on fine
horses and colts as follows :s. -, -
HORSES FOR HARNESS. Sta hons fouTyears
or ouer-P Premiums to S. .lS9 Crockett. lEt
Over one and inde,s ttco years fremium
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DENTAL NoTICE.-Dr. F. DAVIDSON, Surgeon
Dentist No. lilo Main street, having rcturncdt to
the city, would be pleasedt execute any orders in
the lipe of his profession.
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\, AFFIDAyITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TILE INTEREsT HAS Nor BEEN Pad
We have had form Of affidavit, required by Gen.
eral Orders No. o., prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The at
Gdavit is required before anyexecution can be
issuedb by clerk of court. a', = ~ '-a
We can furnish these forms at % per hundred
or fifty, cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
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THAMES to Turner. No. 1114 Main street,
for the November No. of Frank LesHe's
Marianne. 1t is full Of the latest fashions.
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JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
-nc General Ticket Agent.
n !CHMOND AND YORK RIVER
I ! RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMOEE

st!tHMCND AND 1OIth . kISGIf
I ! RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
the NORTH, AND GQkTHW WEST-CHANStE
uFSCHEDULE-DAiLT tlGNCEoT SUNDAYS.
.tn "a after TUESDAY, Sth o! June, passengers
..c EaItiEcre and all points North and North
rgst viii t2ke the passenger train from the depot
81 IL" Richmond and York River Railroad at
l;t,nfnnnd Tor West Point, where they take the
-tcamer Admiral, Captain L. c. FREEMAN,
vr y GNNEBEC Captain j. Il. FEEEMAS,--bo:b
boats having been put in irSt-ratc order-reaching
Baltimore the following morning in time to con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New iork,
the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No
= Iicht-StrcCt wharves foot OF Barry street daily
rrNcept Sundays at O'Clock 7: NJ; passengers
arriving In Richmond ct l2:l5 i. NJ. the follow ing
uly IN time TO connect with the express train
un the Richmond end DanTilie railroad for Dan
vile and all poinss on that rond; Greens6oto',
Salisbury Charlotte, &C., N. c.; Columbia, S. c.,
lH2 all points South. .s.It +
PASSENGER TRAIN
.cayes Richmond daily Except Sundays) at l
o'clock I. NJ. leaves West Point daily except
Moadays) III 1910 a. NJ. ....
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
10 superintendent.
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IHE>APEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
Erap. -- CHANGE OF SC!iEDULE.-On
..nH after SUNDAY, October 10th, 1850. MAIL
Train viii leave Richmond daily for White Sui
s..Hr Springs at Q 4. NJ: leave White sulphur
.;.irg, ~ IA. NJ, and arrive ut Richmond 1910 r.
H. making close connections with the Orange,
A.tSsuu~ia and Manassas railroad mail train in
.ata directions AT GordomSyillc. avoiding the de-
Lays heretofore existing between Richmond and
NT~tiugtuu. ~
".SiNtDATION TRAIN between Char
ftl.>yilIc ar3 Richmond will leave Charlottcsvilc
II i.GC \. NJ. and arrive in Richmond 1T 10 A. NJ.
rn MONDAYS, WEDNESDAGS, and SATult.
DAYS. Itcturning same days, viii leave Rich
IauuG II 3:IO u. NJ. -'A ~
the NAIL TRAIN connects at GordHnsviila and
charlottesville with trains on Orange. Alexandria
and Nunassas railroad for AieNandri3, Washing
ian. Philadelphia, New York. Lynchburg, KNOX
yir, Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
.romery. Mobile, &c: ut Staunton with stages
E.r HarrisonHurg, Weyer's Cave. and Augusta
springs. II Gnshen with stages fer Lexington. Ma
tural Nridse, Eock6ridge Alum Springs, Cold Sal
uH'.g SPRINGS and Rockbridge Baths at Mllbcr1'
",ta stages for Bath Alum end Warm Springs !;
H. N9,lugton with stages for Hot and Healing
@i.iuess at Allegheny With stages for Old sweet
aid !;cd Sweet oprilIgs; and at White Sulphur
~prugs with stages for Salt Sulphur Springs, Lew
Is.url, Charleston, &c,
JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
oca General Ticket Agent
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sTENCIL TooLs aND PLATES.

sr BELLENUT, iDEE-SINKER AND
C.tBRAND-GUTTER,l 1ilo MAIN STREET.
The new Iateut tBRASD1NG-fRoN, for marking
All kinds OF wooden articles by heating it, Is per-
iectly adapted to- branding barrels or any Other
article under the new law. Z,s..Fas ~. - @ III,
Engraversf stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
ie!ibIe Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses
Brass and German silver, Frames, steel Rings,
Checka, Tags, &c., Wholesale and re:af. mhs
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y
2 MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER Is, 1859.
Sun rises o. 80 Moon rises... S.57
Sun sets............ 5."2 High tide......... T27
u. PORT or RICHMOND, ocroBER %, lsco
.s-..e ARRIVED. ,..-,. -. m. .s-, -
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford, NorfoIk, mef-
chandlse allt passengers, i. =. TatGm. ~.
Steamer Ssiratog GA, y lexander, New York, mer-
and passengers, w! O. .lDrinhain Z Co.
% SAILED.i iIIF
d, Steamer Petersburg Geoghegap; 4 u altimore,
merchandise and passengers, IarYeys u VIII
Hams ..-,-, - ...-y. -,-,,. - ~,.r.
= stearner Saratoga, Alexander, New York, mer-
ch:ndise and passengers, w. %. Dunham & Co.
Schooner Isaac c.. Hurtz, Clinton, Boston, mer-
chandlse, Crowell L Cnrrie. <.. /. = .-
8 / Schooner Ocean Traveller, Adams, Savannah,
Ga. merchandise, Curtis L Parker x
: Schooner II. L. Slaght, Hillcts, Georgetown,
DC. s-r-t.ry l.y,~r,,-yy-- -yr,--r-...sl sY,g
Schooner D I. stqrges, Taylor, James river, to
load wood for New. York Cugtis Parker.
49, -. MEMORANDUM ,-,... ,gr.Tr{
WEST POINT, October %. Arrived, steamer
Admiral, Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return q. trz~- rssE5E - >sga d,
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Aitfmolld Dispattk
MONDAY ........."oCToBER %, 1860.

TIE CIRCULATION, OF THE 9 DIsPATCH''..
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED GIRO
LATIoS or ALL THE OTHER DATLYNEws-
raPERs oF,THrs CITY. = 10 H.
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-aTTCE TO SHTPpERS.-ssss-

&~ETICE TO SHIPP PPERS.-ScissEs-----sHTI1I 81 m.
= III. boats of the JAMES RI-E.s--..4....-------
WE AND EANhWHA CANAL CoMikNl
S. lrH,c the dock ns usual promptly NJ y A. or
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS.
arr.ghi and tolls on goods for Lyuchburr anc
..,anG collected OF delivery. or prepaid, Mt tht
.,t o of the shipper. Every facility possible VIII
p. .a,gGcd Cousignees, But no obligation is as
.-.,,i ln deliver down freight elsewhere than At
mas rntcr o.! the Dock without special agreement.
freight will not be delivered till Charges drt
g...
beats locked and Insured.
g., :. EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
WILLIAM WALLACE SONS.
WHOLESALE, DEALERS IN
LIQUORS,
and proprietors. of the celebrated 1-
'p "MOUNTAIN DEW,n :.

have In store and In bond large assortment OF
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN WH1sKETs,
much of which has been held for upwards of
TWO YEARS.
They are the sole agents and contractors for
many. fine brands, as "P. ENGLEMAN," Sd.
G. LEEoH,r, .sBYERLY,n ''FIREBAUGH, -
"GEM or THE VALLEY" sc. A. WH1TE,''
&C., &c. ~: ..-.-.- .r.... s-.r.s.
They dead largely in APPLE. BRANDlES,
and have always on sale fine native stocks. i'
The reputation for fine liquors their house
has enjoyed for upwards of FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity In filling orders. ,-
Their "MOUNTAIN DEW" is known from
Canada to Florida and from Cuba to Califor-
MIA. 1t is favorite wherever brought into com
petition with the best Installations Of the North.
South. and West. r~s2fE Sc e2o-3m
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~ sstt FsttfFA'1 10 49, A-tH-a-ANs -
FOR TOBACCONISTS.,
no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

We have just perfected the most complete and
convenient machine for GROWING TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter-
nal Revenue office requiring all boxes to be
grooyed, 1t becomes especially important to have
a machine that win do theo VITA LEAST
OF TINE AND MONEY.
Such machine we now offer to the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen at our fac
tory. II. NJ. SMITH s CO.,
oca 1859 Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
aa- - = ------- ~.
THE TOBACCO STAMP FRAUDS
HOPES CASE CONTINUED.
A DETECTIVE ON POLITICS, oATHas,
AND COUNTERFEEFS.E RI a1.
.s. ,~FfI%
HOLES ALE SUSP / G. / 0 N S.
Wholesale Suspicious
Roche and Bannasell go TO Jail.

The examination of the charges against
T. A. Hoppe, one of the parties accused of
being engaged in the tobacco stamp frauds,
was resumed by Commissioner Chahoon OH
A..
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~ 7.
Conseauently. with half the fuel 5bey win make.
double the heat OF any other for house
warming ever invented. si-H
!. Their operation is simple, and hndiing an an
nual ceremony Onlys
move the ashes once daily, and they 80 on burning
until spring. ,.,,,<,,,
heat with none of the abominable smell OF gas ana
burnt iron so usual In common stoves.
4. They will burn as brIskly by day and as slowly
by night Is desired and can be regnateq 20 siVo
s. They completely ycnttlate and illuInfnatc tne
ROOM thus making them rs healthy ana cheeriui Us
. .. They are made entirely of cast Iron, ana VIII
not rust ont as will sheet iron stoves. y,
7. Being based upon scientific study and expert
men they must necessarily sgperseae sa al q
cost and at short notice. While the heavy cost
and dflculty OF getting repairs for stoves made at
a distance generally makes 1t preferabse 10 puy
new ones. .,-. .r-f, -,r,. =
: D.. Their rapidly increasing popularity having
induced many to Initiate them, the public should
beware. Ask for and buy only the
81 IS MORNING. GLORY"
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