davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18

AbkNI> ANTtD FOR the uuIy -ft,i eu,
craving ~ GeuFFal Grant aud hi- isInI ruhis hrt
siih tli.ir M foyai. Eugrasesi by >asi ati
~ 'y ~. 500 LOO per rrst "a asent- Ndlr-,
ooDD>fEED 60, tnisag, NJ. j. faTk
Row, NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18
WALKERS .ADDIST.

THE best, cheapest. and mess practical adding
machine ever use. WIN add coinmns u figure.
t. any extent, three columns as u tisnc, quick
IS they can be written with = pencil ana the
amount will always be right. A satstake Is impos-
Sible. The Adjust will b. To any address for
o.. Agsnts wanted. 4. II. wALKEK, 3os broad
way Room IL, MY. r. y. lex 1ssS,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.

Total - Gnj.'tlGt
Thi- large amount i, only an Indication 81 the
in'ut c>e 'r.iihc tnIi mast z NJ the trsu line
% = lew Hohih>, when thr great thie OF rtt-la.
coast trAvui aud t.sic WA D-.,n II j. nat.a
ttat tai- bn-tnC-- mast u.4Sc tAc c,uIu.- uf the
roa tium FIFTEEN TOT ENTi MILLIONS i
! EAR
A. supply Of IN e Enni. viii .,,a ccf.
par hes VII lc-if' - inVt-t the,n utli ild
TOR tiJrr idter-- to az ID once tn Wi Il isr II
prc-cht l. pas and terr i'tl Interest rom Jan
CuIrlucy.
>un eripiipns vii be received Ia
Subscription, viii Jc receiver IA
Fnsnorth bf a. r. DrinAwatf:
L. Buckspof \ ttwarI ,Nazcy, Cashier e.
Buck port Bdua.
aad IN New York
Al the Company's Oiiire, No. 20 Nassua st.
ANDBY
John J Cisco & Son, Bankers No 50 Wall,
Ana by thc Company Advertised agents tht,t
out the tnIed states
10 Is sent free. buI parties sub -cribing lhror
local ag- MS, VII lDOk a. them IDF th.,ir safe
livery.
a NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS I>>t
I'D OF T. 1T. containing report OF the progr,l :
u the wgrS TO that date, aud d more complete
-iIteneEf IA ~ iAIoa TO the value OF the bond
Iaau can be- gwen IN an ADS NJ tI.cIlett, which viii
lee s,nt irce ap lie -. nj the tonipany's ota
ces, or to ony OF tie advertised age ,te.
John j. CISCO, irea.urer New
OrlS
Feb. IS isS.i.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18
In Bankruptcy
Assignees Sale,

by virtue Of an order from the ID strict Csur,
tor The District OF EAinr.
shall sell at pup ic Auction on THURSDAY April
lafh, isi9, "a. two ociocS in the afternoon on liz,
premises in Ellsworth all tn. right It'll. and inter
est which Charles l.. Def.attrc has ~ rrdeemin, i,
House ard Lot la Ellsworth. which Is the home
stsad 81 said DeLairFc. said lot being In dimen-
sions three rods by seven rods mort 4age,i to
,'eofgc farcher Tor the sun of 21o, without e.
irs-c OF dover subject also to lien for labor and
maternal TO the amount OF about 42ue. Also a lot
% booAs and Pictures, and said DeLaitt res right
To redeem certaii lot oi furniture mortgss-l to
George Parchcr for tjJJ.
1. II. THoMis
- i;nee.
Ellsworth March lath 1862
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18
lMPORTA'T Certificate.
Speedy Cure for Whnolin. cnn-li.
J. ". PE.hErT. Esq., B,ookly-. y. Y.

J. W. PLshErr. E%g., Bsooklya. y. Y.
SIN not in the fhit OF taking advertised nic.li.
cine. nor Of ecr'nytng TO The curative effects
when thcy cuntc uHcr my oh~eryAfta but feel
ton-tratn~d to nakc t.n 10 favor ~
fsDD'> NkiNINE AND I>NiGpKkTi.. > mcsiit
cine nave n-s-. IA my family fps pn-
-, tttse daughter al t,-A suffering form .e,.to
much hr,'ken 81 rs-t ri uight ihat-ht excessive
coughing and iBss II -ls,t-he- C"Hsttuftpn Huti
general ncsith seemed - ic giving away Var
i"u- remedies or palliative. WrTr ucsi
b. intimate prighntr-. tui no'Eins .ltr.i IA.
I'll oar Alteration Mas railtsi ~ . physician ult
10 rr-rt4 g to ihsid'- >rryiu~. I,i- We pr,,-
cIrrI anal commenced u-'ng at oucr-ptit an
rfe-t liam 'iiu and .urprisinE. - ihr c,,iysi-
.Iuas weic harsi'-t at nIghi. t--Etn by giving
tho >cTrInc "n her goin- Ia b-,l 1h- list doe
admin -ivrtsi anal. u. rp-~ttn the cough Dss.
e4nc- tc-. ftvIacut AMI yrrv tan q les -~s.r--
shr ga tErr arcu stnhir.i slrct,-raprtIy w.
t.3csl IA h'slth and VtgHr--t' u ~ few dki-
WCil a. ever. NJ hat lsf .t the ~ h,Y,sp4nE.
Cough Ma thereafter OF na irauh-. as C..ur.u
cannot buG ,pn.f.lrr .stlt Ncrttur aad luVEg.
'fat.fr sn tdrsiaaii~ ttu,-iv f't tpi. dt,if~s- ~
malay n,As a''i. ihAt | have since r.tusti-
ncnsi'-i Il t. several faulty ftcnd-. b. u>c
c1'ii.tan n,s.i have fuuai. strs cav. it lr
s-inaliv -us'r>-lst ~ Hc,-t, uuiy e. hs knpvn TO
come tto unty-f sal dytnaHd
" rEfktTI.
Eos al, BY DrsExrs,.. iriee ''ac i'o.isr.
IN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18
NEW BOOKS 200 ETA
CRAVINGS.

The farmcI . sieCs,.t- si.titdrl. "dtte'l by
Sec. b Warning, ~, author Of" Draining lur
Profit" " E!cneHt, Of \ =. ttuiturc," Ar- \ Door
VI gf,at vaIuc ~ every >iiti inr u M r.
raiAr. Agents ~a4.r'i. f..EAI & 90, t5i
E.utlgnt. n NJ tt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18
PNIASSI( f! /! PHTHKI( / t Gu

Lerts' Ldalant for the PHTHISI'n"
The @. IS CERTAIN RELIEF and Pro
Cure ever oH'red 20 the Public i, AWAY
Il - most ''s + s''s. q depart
-0'""'eS al arl
io' ZEN sns yl1le.es ii and duration Of he mo-
no i"hahng apparatus Is required main,.
Retail Price 75cts. By Nal sl.Gpaninu
For sale BY GREEN & STEVENS lt De,trict !,
'op''e' nena of t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18
Copar nership Notice.

I4r -ub-rr1hrr has lated with him In bnk4-
re-s "a tAe .iid send. 10 rnund ! " ss.isr ard
e. fln nanie Gls lie Ialarc vtIl oe jeremiah
MaB-ts. i 49,
jeremiah Noos;rr
iiAura-s NAr-h 81 $50 sail
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18

The Isrd JACKET tolUurn rtErI. NAa IL -ritr-
Ci to0i. inr ihrse lea-nn.- ifii~I-iic Etl
q krt cut- deeper Than ihr fJmmau U,f- >kt.uNB
1t being iuunf the eut, q It'r- uul ~t4r. Ii &
vond IniRp-t.N ly cltrppFr Wuh tte rpa III .rt
iHn~t i. .cnyeF tn ~ ihrfc Or l- mn- i o. ,HH
stirr 9Th expended It'd takI ihe aNr prt tt ttc
- ~ n1nkHi+s ire blow. ftt lIGi- iHt- "tiu il.
r. WI Ilrkcf A. Ali ayeitlei. sui trun one hi N,
uuc-haif lnr iahi'r h. -tvsd 30 cuttIh- tic same
quantity FIFTH-iiy uniting 10 IN. same labnr
tnat A, necessary u+fI N nin AN. luu r.n
cl-sly make III least truty -tIftr icr ~ taorc
won't in the -unc tinr.
nr great demand lur tht- axe " compelled d.
to abolish eastern agencies t.tiinN- lie ton
\ urnrkiH, Pha. Pa II .rt Manufacturing tu-.
New ok Nri Ii 4 Jriihih-. Hl~ttn. M.ia-. ~. H.
Joic, BliIitn,rv. san, IlgrINlptf q EAhr-
WILL, Msuuf'r~ ANIL ~rir prHcr. ut t.Iuu,n'.
Red Jacket PItrAi, i'iitSanr tt. ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18

District OF Mauc, So:
lyon the up tcatioa Of Arno Wiswell Assign
Of thc r-tttr II nut-ou Is. saunder. Bankru
Il o. deferred, That thiTi General Mecuug
tne Creditors IT all bankrupt be hel.i Il +
worth 10 sltt District. IN the 2St dAy u Al
\. T. Il y, atJ n'sib-k, A. Vi. 1T the oflcc
ieter | h her. k-'. one Of the Keg -t-t- IL Iial
tupt - AT uislrtct. To Wit. at The ulIlr,, OF
'ef~ at Tie Cont, ipr the purposes nan c.i ia
Twenty et<ath lection of the bankrupt Act
March i,b-.
Nnd Il - iurihrr ordered, That the A.-i,a
give ~" ice ct sitd meettas by Sending WI tea
ltinied hoitte. by mail, Ir'.tp IT, al ,h- tfur 3,
pace 81 SAIL meeting 10 Bt known Creditor,
~hI BanAtfP', Husl tTtAt hr also notify thu, i.ai
tuPt rs Ia ptc-eut thrrrti ard h IN u also ~
W." NO tr''"f he time AMI place OF -aId mr,'ti
~ t"" different Il Ia the ncV - PEI cali-t
tttsH"Fth Aintr'tu printed 1T t.lts u.tn, at h.
tea Ia prior to -aiI mreting
NitA.-s jht Honorable FpwAED FOX Judge
TIE rt"l Court, aui tn- seal thereof. at
s""rth IA .aid Dstrict. ou tie l3lh dly
frU, \. -. i>9.
William =. PreDlr.
Clerk o. Dsstilt Court oil ,atd uttr .ct
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18
AGENIS MANTEurrSDs AM Amen !

cau nhiitink Ahchfae- ffcc 80. The siinpies [
Cheapest AMI best limiting Marhine ever invented
~ .nIt ~ w. stitcne- per lnincte. Liberal ia.
ducensnts 10 Agents. Address AMERICAN
KNITTING AAChlNE Co, Boston, Ma.s.. or 81.
Louis, Mo. 70
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18
The Medicine for
WHODPI\G COUGH.

DODD'- NcINine and Ia isorlfor glyrs az eea-
BILE and almost instant rritrI in lsc sta-tn- 90
Whoouing Cough This a compliant that all chill
tlren are expected to have: AMI 1heu 1t rcne-.
stra. ge TO say. lncy len O. hsht 4 through
they Dest little or nothing beiag done 10
break it. in ea.ity or help the sufferers alOf z.
Aud when it IL reelected that very many 1 the
diseases Of older hnd ndnlt wears have their ort-
x,n ia the tear and strain oi nOopng LouE fhis
neglect wou'n he utterly uDaccountabic cut for
tie fict that chdren's diseases, HAe many Of the
wcaknei OF woman art Goa iierei - much
matter vi eourse that people have become caly
uaconcerned about them. Let theta cough II
through, a. we did, seem. generally 70 be Tie
feeling word NnoUpifg tDugn y = N.rtoas dis
ea.o and Dodo's NeryIne asd iurIsOratoT ueats
l. with COMPLETE SUCCESS, Muthers, m
1T. aud save your little ones the worst agony oi
tins distressing arection. A sa.e and bene hcent
medicine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18
.,.uInrY YENn,, rNpERENcE 3. rnsAT

EMPLOYMENT thlt PAYS. Fpr ptrucnla nd.
z. ase-s >. NJ. -i'hN Pr, & 90, Baftlcboro,yt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18

hens,a,, not intended by the author Or his
informant 1t is proper to shy that the !" Y nj,
ted ,siv States and European News Association, >
for which Mr.. Handy has been appointed
n reporter TO send news from Richmond, III
not \ competitor of the New York Asso-
c;atcd Press in Virginia, does not 1ui :
nish telegraphic news service to any city IN \
the South, having no facilities to DO So ana
confines its distribution to telegraph line
between Boston and Washington. Ii has
not I" lust entered the field" having com
menced its existence in 1867. Mr.. Handy
was selected rs its reporter on account OF
his known ability Us newspaper man, ana
is not an "agent " in the Associated Press
sense of the word. ;,
The "present news arrangement" is the
best and cheapest ever enjoyed oy the
southern press, and while no news assocla-
ton that covers almost whole continent
is likely to be free from grumblers, 1t is
safe to say that there is less cause for fault
finding with this organization than any that
was ever operated in this country.
Very respectfully, Fl. c. TiNsLET,
AGENT New York Associated Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
-, h,,;,d,rcs than were ever before

capacious buildings than were ever osio.'
erected in the city, and this, save about
o,c-,soth, with the means of our own poo
nlc. The trade of the city nearly regained
and now we can say TINT her business Of ali
kinds 10 more than twice as great as that OF
the four greatest cities in the State COM
hincd.
A people with such q record, who have
achieved 80 much under the restraints ana
concessions of the last four years. are
CAPABLE Of anything in the line OF human
enterprise. They want just appreciation
of their own powers. If they could but
know how much they can accomplish, 1t
would greatly stimulate their energies anu
their hopes. !.
Certainly bright destiny belongs 10
such city. Circumstances are 1avorlnS
the rapid march towards it. She has been
recorded as unfortunate she has been
pitied by prophets of evil; she has strug-
o,ed AGAINST hostile combinations at home
md powerful adversaries abroad while
laboring under a load of calamity enough
to appal and drive to despair courageous
peonle. She has triumphed; and she is
now rapidly progressing to a condition oil
nrosperity and grandeur which will be the
weIl-merited reward of constant ana
heroic community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
Richmond.

This city, we may in truth say, has dis
played an energy and enterprise during
the last four years and q half OF political
paralysis that cannot be excelled by any
instance Of social recuperation from ca
lamity on record. The war, which had SO
invested her and ruined her commerce,
closed with the confagration of nearly all
her business houses and the stocks that
were in them. The loss amounted to
$25,OOO,0O0. Besides this, all her banking
corporations were ruined, and nearly all the
corporations Of other kinds. Some ten
millions Of banking capital was annihi,
lated by the war.
On the 4th Of April, 1865, the people OF
this city looked upon the smouldering ruins
of the principal part of their wealth while
they had hardly the means to procure u
weeks subsistence.
What do we now behold? The burnt dis
tries nearly rebuilt with finer and more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
The Disabilities.

For ourselves, we consider the Judges OF
the State far more important to society than
the United States senators, and we very
earnestly desire to see the disabilities OF all
the able lawyers of the State removed at
an early day.
Now. if we can send q full delegation to
Congress - senators and representatives
against whose admission no objection could
be raised-the important question OF the
removal of disabilities might at once be
taken up, and would no doubt be promptly
and successfully carried through Congress.
But if VIC hold back q part of our repre-
sentation under the hope that the disablli-
ties will be removed before are elect SEND
tors there will be O sad disappointment.
The Congress will not act to accommodate
any such view, and we shall again have to
70 through a period of revival of partl-
san defamation, a period of anxiety,
and of chaing and irritation of the public
mind, during which things will be at
stand still, and the enterprises and bust
ness of our State will be unfavorably
affected.
How much better to have an carly settle
ment and removal of disabilities, so that
we may be ct entire rest and 60 ahead with
all branches of occupation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
Reconstruction.

Things have advanced beautifully to-
wards the consummation which has ever been
dcvoutly wished for by the people of Vir-
ginia. After near four years OF prostra-
ton and anxiety amounting to public
agony, the condition Of the State was dag
ncsed by practical and skilful doctors, and
n course of treatment determined upon.
Eight months of this treatment has proved
signally successful, and promises to result
in an entire recovery OF the body-politic
to condition of health and vigor perhaps
exceeding that it has at any previous day
enjoyed.
Now, it is eminently important that this
treatment should be pursued through the
entire period of improvement, GONZALES
cence, and ultimate restoration to entire
health. Should the patient, under the ex-
citemcnt of q bcttered condition, and trust
ing to final recovery without further treat
ment or precaution, 60 forth to premature
indulgence to too free exercise and expo
sure, the end will be relapse and months
of added trouble and pain. The physicians
to be pcrplexed, the watchers and nurses to
be wcared, and the whole family to be
kept on the tcnter-hooks of anxiety.
The period just preceding and during
conyalescence is the most pcrilous. All the
caution that is possible must be exercised,
and, finally, the patient must be restored to
active life gradually and by easy stages.
Thus cared for and guided, everything will
go happily, and all will be rewarded for
tending and nursing and guarding the suf-
ferer.
So with that reconstruction which has
been so successful thus far. The policy
which secured success must be pursued to
the end. The moderate Conservative pro-
gramme of strict conformity to law, and
the incubation of calmness, self-possession
and practical good sense, must predominant
to the end.
In few days Governor WALKER will
take his Geat. He is the representative of
the wise spirit which has brought the State
thus far towards the outer boundary of the
wilderness through which we have been
wandering for several years. He is firm,
wise man, and knows his duty well. We
look to him for good influences and cautious
policies that will very much assist in the
completion of the grand programme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18

GREELEY HUMBUGGED AGAIN.-GREE-
LEY calls upon the people of New York to
ratify the new State constitution because it
provides for the punishment of Legislators
who shall take brides. HORACE is easily
humbugged. The lawyers are too sharp
for him, The constitutional provision be-
gins as follows Any person holding office
under the la,os of this State" &C., shall
be punished.
Now, first, the members of the Legisla-
ture are not officers; and, secondly, even
if they are, they do not hold office under
the la,cs of the State, but under the con-
stitution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
The New York Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, September IL, 1869.
TO the Editors Of the Dispatch:
The following paragraph appears in a
Richmond letter in the Petersburg Inder !:
:" FIR. Moses P. Handy, the accomplished
local editor of the Dispatch, has received
the appointment of Richmond agent for the
New York Company, which has just en-
tered the field hitherto exclusively held by
the Associated Press. Many papers dissat-
listed with the present news arrangement
will patronize this concern"
AS this paragraph may lead to misappre-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18

PatterSon's Hand-B Book of Forms is a
Mayo's Guide within small compass. 1t
contains much information useful to mex
perienced officers Its forms are numerous,
and one may be found for almost every
emergency. A good many of these are not
to be found in Mayo's Guide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.


H1I GOODo EoI 1hI
SEASON
AT
..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18

BRowNLow has sold out his interest in
the Knoxville Wing. He declares he now
has nothing to do with any paper. He
warns the country to trust Tennessee poll
ticians, of whatever name or profession,
only so far as they prove themselves wor-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
W. CALL AT BRIGGSs OLD-EsTA

W. CALL AT BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTA-
BLISHED BAKERY and get
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
No. OYSTER CRACKERS,
Xxx PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
LIGHTEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSEs CAKE.
TX L LEMON SNAPS,
FINE SpICE-NUT,
DYSPEPT1C CRACKERS,
Fresh every day Mt BRIGGS's BAKERY, TOT
Main street. nuo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
yyhppEED.

On the eth instant, by the Rev: Mr.; DashieI
ROBERT T.. GLlNN to Miss NJ. L. CoLLlN9'
both Of this city.
IN tho morning of the lllh instant, at the resi-
dence of Colonel John y. Baldwin, by the Rev
James 4. Latane, Colonel JAMES b. kENI, OF
Wythc. to VIRGINIA T., daughter OF the late
John Howe Peyton, Of Augusta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18

TX BOXES GENUINE OLD CASTLE
IL SOAP 20 kegs English 81. Carb. Soda, 10
No. Kerosene OIL, for sale by
sels-2ts Sixth and Broad Streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
poannryc Asn Y.oDeYga.


$3.50 PER DAY. S@.oo fEH IA :
X RICHMOND, VA.
situated in the heart III tho city, commianalns tns
finest We've and adjoining tue Capitoi SQUARE "'iG
Governors aIansion.
THIS SPLENDID NEW HOTEL,
tho orly one situated In the fashionable portion o.
tie citT and adjoining the beautiful Capitoi park,
SyiiI IL .tatuarv. monuments fountains, and flow
er-hcdsls newly aud elegantly furnished through
ont and ifs bill of fare Is not eacelled In quality
end variety by any house in the state.
Special suits OF rooms always ready sor YcddinR
and large travelling parties. The arrangements
are Gr5t-ciass in every respect. Tie price o.
board has been xed, owing to the great scarcity o.
money, ut the reasonable sum or
TWO DOLLARS AND 4 HALE PER DAY.
The patronage Of my friends and the travel
ling public arc invited to make FORD'S HOTEL
A. J. FORD, PROPRIETOR,
late one Of the proprietors ofthe Exchange HOTEL J
RICHIOND, VA.
PS-My coaches run to and from all depots
and etnsr1 30: t landings. aU 29--ln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18

LII 4r M win be closed on MONDAY the 2Oth
and reopen TUESDAY the 2lst with q new stock
OF FAIL DRY GOODS. TT
MATURE IS CHANGING RAPIDLY,
EQUALLY SO THE ASPECT
JULIUS MEYERS DRY GOODS STORE,
600 BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH.
There where few days ago huge pies 81 tiih'
light-colorcd, gauzy fabrics, OF thousanui'i' u1
scrlptlon attracted the admiring gaze OF me inul-
tItude, we find their places vacated, ana hrH'cf'
more solid, heavier, darker-shaded goods, are APP
bearing instead. ss by magic, and begin TO find
thei- way into the household of the far-seeng pre-
paration-naking housekccper. We just noticed me
Arrival 1T this establishment OF handsome 10! OIL
very pretty
GALLO OES,
and an assortment Of
DOAIEsTICS,
such as
BLEACHFD AID BROWN COTTO%S,
LINENS, sHIRTISGs, GINGHAMs,
,BED-TICKING, &C.,
UNSURPASSED in the State In quality and variety.
The proprietor Is at the North now, looking to the
interest Of his customers and very naturally there
will be, for some time to come, = continuous open
Ing of NEW GOODS at The Dry Goods store Cos
Broad rect. Persons who seek extra bargains IL
LIGHT GOODS, or those who want supply Tor
the fall and winter will be well suited ut
JULIUS MEYERS, Broad street
sels between Sixth and Seventh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
CEMENT

CENIENT.-The celebrated ROUND
~ TOPn HYDRAULIC CEMEST-.usea by .ns
Cnssaneake aud Ohio Canal and the Baltimore anu
Ohio Railroad Companies. and upon The Geyefa-
locnt buildings NJ Washington IS e9aa, 70 me no
onick selling barrels just received 'Ceftia-
sa's@ =" j. S. POWELL,
Manufacturers Agent,
80, - 1911 Mainstreet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
SPECIFICS.

SPECIFICS.
1t i3 Unnecessary to make any comments on
sEf.IAS'S EETECiUAL ERhDICATOR,' rs
the following certificate proves us excellent quail
ties ,o
'.M-. j. Etid5!
..Denr sir.-,This Is 10 certify that have used
your Erat.icator' three times In the course OF Il
week and c0nsccntOusly say that have derived
more relief from IL than anything have ever tried
have been afflicted with rheumatism for fifteen
years and during that time have been unable 10
dress wItnnat assistance. /. has cost me two
thousand dollars without receiving relief. Your
EraGicHtOr' has acted ii!lo q charm. and sin
ceTcly hope you viii succeed In establishing IL all
through the country. and heartily rccommsnd 1t TO
All afflicted with rheumatic diseases contracted
from Colds or ether causes.
Ana be!eSr me, yours, with gratitude,
&C. e. HofFlNs, No. l? Broad street."
ELIAS'S EFFECTCAL E;.aMIR guarantees to
cure Dyscntcry DIarrho:a, and all bowGl dIsor-
dcrs Read certificate to j. Elias. ESD:
dear Sir.-I ives suffering with the dyscntcry
four weeks, and after taking one dose OF your
ELIXIR ! waspcrfcctly cured. Gun only say i
worried Ike = charm on ME: recounmenu u
highly to any suffering with any disorder OF
'''' Ours trmy. J. GnEEyBAUM.
Richmond, April TO- lsS9.3
ELIAS'S EFFECTCAL ELIXER BITTEEs,
| for Dyspepsia, Heartburn. and General Debility.
One bottle viii prove its efficacy, and as tonic
deies competition.
For rale at retail by principal druggists and gro
GERS and Wholesale by TIE proprietor No. 5icsi1th
street, Richmond, Va
| Mons genuine without tue IEopr!etor's photo
| graph and signature. al 5l-tNos3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18

DURE COD-LIYER OIL.-Just received
{ supply Of the above which we can recon-
mend rs :!cing perfectly pure and sweet; lully
equal to any III arc market. For sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
an 81 - Iro'u street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18

TMPORTANT-H1RSH % GUGGEa-
1 nrINEI, viii be closed on MONDAY the 2Oth
and reopen TUESDAY the 2lst with new STOCK
am NV GOODS SC Ia-ct