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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-11

UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-0FFICE AUGUST II, 1865
Mrs. Martha Fisher, Richm ond, Va; Miss
Rosa V. Allanson, Richmond, Va; Mrs.
Betsy Smith; George w. boswell, Hanover
county, Va; j. C. Scranton, Chattanooga,
Tenn. Miss Annis; W. N. Fatwan, Cliff
ton Forge, Va.
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MURDER TRIAL IN FARMvILLE.-The
trial of Nat. Jackson for the murder of
Mr.. Alexander Bruce in Farmville last
March will commence at the circuit court of
Prince Edward county on Monday next.
Marmaduke johnson, Esq, of this city,
has been engaged by the friends of Bruce
to assist in the prosecution. Hon. Thomas
s. Bocock and William R. Berkeley, Esq,
will conduct the defence.
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The WHITE SULPHUR BALL.--The grand
mask-ball to come off tonight at the White
Sulphur has been the talk Of the town since
it was first proposed. On yesterday morn
ing quite large party went up on the cars,
and this morning the crowd will be doubled.
1t will doubtless be the grandest affair ever
known in the mountains Of Virginia.
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"DoN'T DO BIT OF Coop LIVERY day we
hear this report of the worthless articles sold as
remedies for worms. The same people find that
TRIBBETT's VERMIFEX always effects speedy
cure, while Is ut the same time cheap and pala-
table medicine. This great remedy Is manufac-
tured In Richmond by w. W. TRIBBETT, and can
be purchased anywhere.
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FACTS FOR THE LADIES.-I have been nsing the
BUTTON-HoLE AND OvERsEAMTNG SEwING-MA-
CHINE ever since their first introduction without
the least repairs, doing all my family sewing,
consisting Of coats, overcoats, pants, and vests,
down to the finest sewing, even to all kinds OF
patching. Besides that, / have earned six hundred
and eighty dollars in about nine months. have
made three hundred button holes per day, besides
all other work have made twenty-five dollars with
one needle. Give me the Button-Hole sewipg-Ma-
chine In preference to all others.
MRS. LUCY Ida GREEN.
pbu,d.Ipbia pa .Tuly Ja89
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NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
By change of schedule, to take effect to-
day, the passenger trains on this railroad
will leave Norfolk daily at 6 A. NJ, arriving
in Petersburg at 9:20; and, leaving Peters
burg at 4 p. NJ, will arrive in Norfolk at
z.on d NJ
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PROPOSED AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL AT THE
UNIVERSITY. In March last Mr.. Samuel
Miller, of Campbell county (now deceased),
conveyed by deed of trust certain stock
amounting to 100000 to 7. J. Randolph,
J. F. Slaughter, W. W. Minor, Alexander
Rives, Slaughter W. Ficklin, William J.
Robertson, and s. V. southall, for the esta-
blishment and support of q school of expe-
rimental and practical agriculture at the
University of Virginia.
Steps are now being taken to carry the
will of the donor into effect, and on Monday
last the stock was transferred by the second
auditor to Mr.. R. T. W. Duke, treasurer Of
the board Of trustees. 1t consisted OF
SAC, OOOregistered bonds of Virginia, $4,000
8 per cent. Central railroad bonds, and
$4,000 City of Richmond bonds. This
amount Mr.. Miller devoted to educational
purposes, in addition to the large bequest,
the legality of which has been contested in
a suit now pending.
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CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COuRT.-G.
Alexander Baker, clerk at military head
quarters, has been appointed to succeed
Levi E. Dudley as clerk of the circuit court
of Richmond
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NJ ELLYsoN & co. win insert advertisements III
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST IL, lses.
Jun rises. ......... S.E Moon sets. .......... ~
un sets ........ 6.4s High tide. ......-... III

Sun rises. .,.......... S.R Moon sets v.t3
Sun sets ......... 6.4s High tide. .......... LU
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 10, 1862.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Eliza Hapc0x, Clifford, Norfolk, mef-
chandise and passengers, J.. Is. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk Plat, Philadelphia, meychan-
disc and passengers, w. Z. Porter.
Schooner Hope, Booth, Cabin Point, lumber,
Charles Phillips.
salt, Lee, Seldom & Co. (as Cisy Point.
SAILED, .
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York mer-
chandise aud passengers. w. &. Dunham 1 20;
Schooner Caroline Hall, Vickers, Phtladelphia,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker,
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, August lo.-Arriyed, steamer aa-
rniraI Freeman, merchandise aud passengers.
York River Railroad Company, and sailed ta on
return.
HAyRg, FRANCE, July 2s.-ArriSed, bark Egc-
ria, Starrett, from Richmond.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

AND LIQUORS.
ITS hags COFFEE, all grades:
5 hogshcads choice V. L. SUGAR,
hosshcads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
80 barrels b SUGAR,
so barrels and EXTRA CSUGAR,
25 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 hogsheads SIDES and 0 U LDER
BACON,
so barrels EASTP ORT HERRINGS,
25 barrels GROSS HERR1NGS,
20 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
80 barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP,
tierces prime CAROLINA RICE,
100 barrels VALLEY FLOUR, all grades:
100 sacks MARSHALL'S LIVERPOOL
barrels awilson's" fine RYE WHIs-
KEY, -'-...
Is barrels "Lackey'sn ~ superior pure RYE,
20 barrels medium RYE WHlSkEI,
30 barrels low grade WH1SKEY,
10 barrels NEW ENGLAND RUM (old),
barrels GIN,
PALE and DARK BRANDY,
SHERRY and PORT WINE, &C., &C.,
ror sale low by
jy 20 ANDREW j. GRAY & CO.
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Philadelphia, Pa, July 1859.

Latest styles of fine tewelry, ladies' watches,
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings,
neckchains and lockets, silver ice-pitchers, and
rich goods for bridal presents just opcnedat NOW
co.'s
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The Religious Herald Is an excellent advertising
medium. Office just opposite the Dtapatch once,
Main street.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
DaED at the Dispatch Office.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NOTICE TO BOOK-BUYERS, ...-.-...
" TEACHERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS,
STATIONERY, &C, &C.
We keep constantly on hand a full stock or all
the latest and best TEXTBOOKS published,
together with large supply of STATIONERY OF
Terms Country merchants will find IT to their ad-
vantage to purchase their stock in Richmond, as
they can get their goods at the same prices, ana
save the expense of a trip North. All new publ
cations received US soon as issued.
A. II. CHRISTIAN i Co.,
1908 Main street,
au4 nearly opposite the post-othce.
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CoNvICT.-Jim Elan (negro), sentenced
to the penitentiary for one year for house,
breaking, from Charlotte county, reached
the city yesterday.
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Anhuond 9ispatrh.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST II, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH"
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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nLD AND PURE WHISKEY.

ZINE SUMNER DRINk.-ZETELLE
+ has 4 fine CLARET at the low price of Sl.50
c7 gallon and fifty cents per bottle. By the barrel
~ lower rates. jy S-ts
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(iHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL!

SOFT COKE FOR THE MILLION, fresh from
the mines the best ana cheapest fuel ever used for
stoves, ranges, etc. is easy 10 kindlc. and does
not injurc the stove range like anthracite coal.
Tobacco manufacturers and hotcl-keeperS III
fact, everybody, will find 1t to their interest 10 use
&, as it Is only $3.50 per load; HARD C0hE,
IS; SOFT HAIL COKE, So; CLOVER HILL
COAL. SO. ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK and
FINE WOOD al market rates. Liberal arrange
mcnts viii DC made with dealers and large con-
sIncrs. II you want good SOFT COKE be sure
10 gUto X. III. COTTRELL,
No. oil Basin bank, between
jv 21-lm Ninth and Tenth streets.
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TOURTH SUPPLY OF JAPANESE
Il FANS.-Another lot just received at j. H :.
ANTHONY'S TEA STORE, Main and Eighth
streets, of those useful light, and elegant fans,
leaf Best Gunpowder Tea, 81; Japan, English
Breakfast, and Oolong Sl.3O; good Green, $l5O.
Java Roasted Coffee, 4Oc. old Government Java,
soc. Honey Soap, Wine Crackers, and Splced Jum-
r.. "
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1 NTNRACITE COAL.-For sale to ar
~ rive 200 tons best quality LORBERRl RED
ASH EGG and STOVE coat. As coal is daily
advancing in the Philadelphia market, those wish
Ing TO lay in their winters supply will lind 1t TO
their interest call at my Office and leave their
orders.
once and yard corner of Seventeenth and Dock
streets Ttv2I1 WRIT ROBERTS.
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nlTRE COPPER-DIST1LL RYE
| WIIlSkEN, distilled In The Spring OF 1885,
HENNESSl'S PURE BRANDY, nyc years old !;
Ibairc MADEIRA and PORT WINES,
New FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
>UGNR-CJEEp HAMS, &c.
GEO. 4. HUNDLEY,
suS 52S Broad street
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WINTER SUPPLIES.-COnsumc who
W would avail oft!lc lower rate" "f summer, and
get their fuel stored for winter, Will he supplied al
The lowest prices, and with the hest quality Of
COKE, BITUMlNOUS aud Ant II RA ClTE
COAL and OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed and
split, or long. Ollcc I'LL Main street.
jvJI--lm j. Is. WATKINS.
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CLOVER HILL COAL. for families CUM
REELAND CRATE, AVERAGE, and SMITHS
COAL. said 10 be the best known for steam and
smiths use. :. L. LhTIIROP,
IN SoycnteCnth strCct. at Draw-BrdgC.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

| have just received directly from France q
splendid assortment of
BORDEAUX AND BURGUNDY WINES
which will sell al the following rates
BURGUNDY, $3.50 per gallon:
BOEDEAJX, 81 IS per gallon.
The qualities OF both red and white have been
pronounced superior 10 any in the market.
T.. GEROT,
iySl-nn oil and 9l3 Bank street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Is nTD BLACKBERRY WINE Just received
raCrn North Carolina. j. =. POWELL,
,r ES Commission Mcrchaht.s
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WOOD AND COAE.
T. j. BROOKE.

4 NTHRACITE AND BiTUMINOUS
~ COAL.-DiSchareing cargoes Of Annie and
ASH ANTHRACITE tireshly mincdl COAL.
Gives universal satisfaction.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1860.
JOHN NJ. HIGGINS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND FOR
EIGS AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
The subscriber respectfully Invites the attention
,r families and the trade generally TO hi large
s,r1ncnt Cthe above goods which are not excelled
,y srv similar establishment In the city.
constantly on hand a well-sclccted stock OF pure
ri u RYE and COPPER-DlST1LLED WEIS-
KEYS and approved brands of
pJTRE FRENCH RRASDIES,
PORT AND SHERRY WINES,
APPLE BRANDY,
HOLLAND GIN, and B1TTERS.
JOHN NJ. HIGGINS
gulO 1910 Franklin street.
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THOlCE FAMILY FLOUR.-We have
" few barrels of choicest quality FAMILY
Will please leave their orders early. Every bar
rel Is guaranteed.
au l1-lw HARVEYS S WILLIAMS.
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GAIT, SALT, SALT.-The brig Eleventh
- Lancashire, with :, 7d5 sacks MkRSHALL'S
SALT, having arrived at
City Point, offer II for sale at lowest rates from
wharf at City Point or Richmond.
au Il--lw LEE SEDDON & CO.
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NEW AND OLD BOOkS.-Abbott's Dl,
~ qest Law OF Corporations Abbotts and
Brightly's National Dlgests, Clinton's Digest Of
York Ksp0Fs Dgess 05 Gome Fire
Dn., nnd Rar Smith on Contracts, James, Bump,
beerH bTerH 1H Hob5s Brightly, and iliard on Bank
ruptcy Maurys Virginia Our s.oGs o. ne" anu anu
UiI ,rices 90 low. GO - RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
booksellers stationers. and book9indssrs, sI.
~ ioA" -AA-A eN>N
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WAIT, TyRNER, BOUKSEILEK,
Il sn .TI9SER AND SEWSDEALER, liza
MAIN STREET, has on hand large ana well
seiectssc seH0oL ftSsH % and MISCELLANEOUS BooKs'
ENVELOPES, .f
PAPER,
INKS
PENS, ...sss.s. 81. .s# ELE. "
PENCILS.
which win he sold very cheap for cash: .r-p
MhIJRY'S (second edition) PHYSICAL SUh-
vEY or VIRGINIA. Mailed to any ADDRESS
Also on hand all OF the leading NEWsPASx
PERs PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES, &C., OF
the day. ,,,,,ad hy
tho publishers. eg .l Wy
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THE GRIEVANCES OF New Richmond
We give place to the following from highly
rcspected citizen of the new district:
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Eggs In Winter.

J. L. Peabody, ofMacoupin, Ill.,, tells
tho Peoria Farmer what he learned Of
Kansas man about making hens lay
in winter:
He told me if would let my hens
hubble together in some warm corner,
and not let them roost, | should get
plenty Of eggs. ! had about twenty
hens my hcn-house was n rough shed,
eight feet square, with u small window
and door on tho east. took down al
the roosting poles, leaving the nest
boxes only. With few short boards |
made q shed, about four feet square, on
the south side OF the larger one, and
covered it with corn-foddcr. (Straw
is better.) made hole for the hens
to pass from the large house into the
small one. The result WAS, my hens
continued to lay al! through tho cold
weather.
You will have to drive them in few
times ut first; they will soon learn to
20 in themselves. Put in wood ashes
occasionally 10 keep them free from
ycrmiu. There arc great many who
arc not able to build M extensive hcn-
merry, out any one can fix up place like
this in an hour or two, with very little
expense.
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Hints for Cold Weather.

In feeding farm animals. remember
that when you place food before an
animal, It IL eaten for three purposes ::
to give muscular strength, to supply
heat, or to make fat or butter. The
more D COW consumes to supply mus
cular waste, the less goes to milk. The
.riivrc she needs TO keep herself warm,
the less she can yield OF milk or flesh.
Coarse, rough food. swamp hay, butts
OF corn stalks. aud straw yield some
starch or carbon. This Is tho reason
why an animal in opcu shed will cat
trash which it would reject in a warm
stable. Yet there is nothing gained by
starving them to rough fodder. Good
shelter would be cheaper. The richer
the food in albumcn, the more Yigor
aud muscle it will make. Tho farmer
gains more by u few high fed animal ,
than from mack haltstarvcd, ill-housc!
stock.-Uedrh and Home.
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To Make u Thick Usage Hedge.

Considerable anxiety il now being
manifested by many farmers in regard
TO fences. Fencing material OF all
kinds, as well US tirc-wood, is steadily
growing scarccr and dearcr. Fences
on every hand dccaying must be re-
-uewed in some way; and driven by
necessity, farmers are gradually plant
ing Usage orange and honey locust
hedges. Many have tried white will
low, but generally failed TO make II
fence. either through want Of knowl-
edge Of how TO manage it or neglect,
or both. We have some Osago hedges
in this county fifteen years old, and
there Is no winter killing; they are
generally On sandy, grayclly ground,
with Il porous or dry subsoil.
want to tell your readers how to
grow or train the Usage so rs to make
tight fence that will stop pigs, chick
ems, and even rabbits to great extent.
Set the plants eight to ten inches
apart; cultivate we'll the first season.
In the fall, mulch is we'll to prevent
winter. killing. This mulching will
keep the weeds down, with little at
tention, for the next two years, and
VIII alSO give 'iSolVus RiOmL III "
the hedge. After three years growth
i'll hcdge-row, plough deep furrow
two and half or three feet from the
hedge with Landslide OF plough next
tho hedge; and have two men, one
with n shovel, the other with buck
mitts and thick boots 10 bend (not cuU
the hedge, and tramp it to II horizontal
position, or level with the ground di-
ugonallv with the line Of hedge. Tramp
tho tops in tho furrow, and throw dirt!
on them to hold them in position,
leaving TWO and half or three feet o:
the case uncovered. Thus treated,
they will send up from ten to twenty
vigorous sprouts from each plant.
This being done in spring, tho latter
part OF June clip it within six inches
OF base Of sprouts. The September
following clip it within six inches
higher, and continue the clipping semi
annually until your hedge gets the
desired height, and 1t will be two or
three feet thick at base. and impossible
to man or bcast.-C'or. Germantown
Telegraph.
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To MAKE BUTTER CoME.-Rcfractor

To MAKE BUTTER CoME.-Refractory
cream, says L. L.. Bragdon, OF PorI
Ontario, may be corrected by addin"
two ounces Of dissolved alum to tw"
pals OF cream. There is a.good story
told of the daughters Of Sir Thomas
Moore. Their cream was very rctrac'
tory. They took turns in churninS'
and repeated the 10th Psalm. TO maxi
the time pass. They got through the
chapter before the butter came. II they
had known about alum, they con.,i
have chosen ehortcr- psalm.-Hc0rf"
U84 Home.
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~ IsA%ILREPTCH.- TlllS Is To
give notice. that on the 10th day "i January lHnV
Warrant ia Bank rupcy wa. issr' against w" "s'"c
Joseph CALDWELL. Of the County 81 Eai"'Hn ana
Stat" OF wrsi Virginia. WIN has h"r" Ni"'S"' ,"
,,,,, on lis own urtltIun that the payment {" hhf
debts aud the delivery of any property hr"ne'ns W
such bankrupt 1" him. for his u.". amt IL" ,r"r.
Of ANY pr"v"r'v by him. nrr irh'!"' leg -" anu l'
n meeting al the creditors 81 said hn"rHi l" Prov
their drhS AID rlnD>r one m"r' ah'l.i""A ~ Nus
estate, will br held at Court # Hr'Hnp'cF l" n'
holden ri his office at Charr>i"r, ka't'wh" S"""''
West Virginia. Irr" james II. Nash. E'Si."T "' '''
.5ia duy Of .IFri, lSC9, !, o'clock J.; w.
HEiGEMA% SLACK.
Two l. s MA1slLl. n. McSsrmgrr. ll.irlcl ". ~.
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FIVE ROLES FOE THE BrTrER-MAKEN

FIVE ROLES FOR THE BuTTER-MAKER.
Il. Get your milk from rich old pas
turcs, free Of weeds. 2. Sol the milk
. in a moist, pure air, and keep tho heat
Of tn. room unchanged. 8. Churn the
cream at $50. 1, Work out all tho but
,.rmi;l without injuring tho grain OF
the butter. 5. Mix the salt even, not
. over n ounce to the pound. Pack II,
oaE or hemlock tubs.-Neorh AMI
/. Homo. g..
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miscellaneous advertisements
THEY WILL CURE YOU

OF seroru,a. ErysIpcla.. Silk or Nervous hr'a.e'''
Duuusncss, Liver Complaint. pysp"y'l" or '"a'Sc.'
tlou, Consumption, Pain In the Hack or i'0I' ""u,,
psurIyy, l~uchorrhTG or White': Erupiiohs Sm" ~
dsr.se. arising rnm disordtr'i state OF ~" s'" 1
KobacIE blood PILLS. Stomach Git'cfs All" b'""' '''
nrr. ]. u. Roger, nSNht.
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The Journal
charleston, v. Va, February 10, 1869.
lFor the Nes, Virginia Journal

For the West rrzin!A Journal
Lines
A1tctionat<y Dedicated to ny iintS Friend,
SS1rr1E, WILLIE AND oEoRotE CAM.
To Nestio, TIllio and Georgia.
I'd send . written adicu.--
But thore's tho ktss cannot writc.
A tear would stain this paper white:
Ny pen fond clasp cannot give.
And know caress In this Ink won't live
IT'S true. can write what I might say.
Were standing by when they 70 away;
! can wiah them n Journey FREQ from harm
From tho cruel crash md sad alarm;
I may hopo to SEQ thcm noon again,
And crave q lottor now and then.
But could not hear tho dear response,
Soc tho warm tear start and tho bright Dyes
dance;
Feel tho soft hands clasp and the sweet lips
press.
And the loving arms give tho fond cnrcSS!
II curnot DO wrI::cn-the attempt would DO
vain,
And nc who would make It IL only insanc;
We ncrer. 10. NEVER can write oil ndieu-
But III pray for you little ones, May God
bless you!"
C. A. Il.
". =. y, Dec. lSc3.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
H 0 u Sc S A ND L OF S

T>rRSUASr 70 A DEGREE RENDERED ~ THE
/ cause IL N. ErrvrS l. Co., "a. G.. G. Caprhari and
Others. The 1T: day Of October. lSdS. by The Circuit
Court 81 HInanha County, We shall, Oh
Saturday. the On day Of March, 1852,
proceed TO veil At public auction to the highest bidder
NJ the front door Of the Court lInsc Of kaiwha c"un.
~, he following Described real estate, the property "'
the defendant G. f.. Cupeha1. tO-wit:
Que 10, pnrcri Of lSnd lying near the nhul'n'nt Of
Coal River Bridge the urrr side 81 said river con'
tanning ~. 100 acrrs with the Dwelling hU's", store
house aud other improvements thereon
Also, other small lots pareeS 81 land near Inc one
above described, containing In the aggregate about
four nerrs.
plat Of all Of which may be Keen ia tue papers Of
the cause aud Al the place and OH tue day OF sale.
rEgAs:-rcu per eeuL in cash. and The residue IN IN
six. twelve, aud eighteen months. WITH interest," inc
purchaser giving bond With good security for the de-
ierrrd payments. The title TO said property VIII DC
retained as further security.
II. e. McwH0RTER,
Jan. %, lsGo.--3we Special COMMISSIONER
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Ea11iDOliS Advertisements.
AREMARKABLEFACT

nm, A single Instance hns come TO the Ino"'c"He
~ Tho rrs.ors Of the failure Of Robnek* Medicines
n Iyr rn,re satisfaction IN the huHdrrs OF ihou"hoS
If c,scs In which they have BEEN usrd; this worm!
If remark and undrnIabo evidence Of their intrinsic
mrrIts J. II: Pogcrs, agent.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-10
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Faui1V Groceries.

TT YOU want Groceries CHEAP. 20 to Is WARD's,
i I'd door above th- &<dn6oGt Ldndtn5. Honey 10
the Comb Dried Peaches Onions, Irish Potatoes
currd I4ms, &C. Tobacco In tho Leaf bought and sold
nice aud good Plug Tobacco. only ~ eena fine Cove
Oysters and Sardinr.. Trade IN all kinda OF country
Produrt, for which yIy the hIshcs: price,. El
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-10
Charleston Advertisements.
GOOD HEALTH

10 p.r.uoua>, 70 wealth. II the system Is In bad order
purge ou, tho bad hunors and dIItc,upcrI with TO-
backs Blood pilia aud Xet the interua! organs per-
f"ru,ux their resuIa5 fune'Oni. and Once III order,
keep them 30 by III. daily use Of Rooaek'o Stomach
RI,ierx J. II. Rogers. agent.