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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
ByWellinRton Goddin, =
Auctfoneer and Real Estate AGENT

GALE OF YALuABLE Bg sd9}sa TIE sTbS
az L oLsY sTRRET. BETWNeN- : E EGIng
AND FIFTH sTREETa !. st szhanc aryct Court Of
Inc city o RiehSond entered on the 18th aay Q.
tjstSf,sr 1870 In rhe case Of Dickinson pSs sa,,nr
sn and others shall, special Snel
therein appoiated proceed e SSss 11 81 the ssd
9n t hia III is Il o'clock p M the BslCh
TEn EMrNT on the south side Of Glay o pSsTI 70
4 and streets, in the city Of Ricn and for
Gently occupied by DIR. M. II: Houston, aua atont
e.Iy by Mr. James szer The lot fronts a Imrs
feet the south gide Of SIay sre The House is
EeiaarEsbiy ven built and WITH ama oatlay 81.
renairs would mske most desira6is re "a iso
The neghborhoed Is very desirable oae. oS ths
YaUsNT LOT Immediately IN rear u s'.e
above 50 by SO feet. q and
y nar cent. Der annum added, aud title retained
mill ali Che purchase money is paia ana SSaVhss
ordered By the court az nae 8,
the bs5r Gne Interest at per
nun payable quarterly secured by deea q r orIst
IN The property. and when approved Dy the Soui' =
q conVesahce 3 BfE 81 JAMIE F. DICKlNsoN,
! HA, - Commissioner.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

rg,HREE NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
FRAMED DWELLING-HOUSES, AND
THE LOTS ATTACHED TO THEM, ON tn
,sOUTs SIDE OF VENABLE. BEIWE En-
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--At the
request of Mr.. w. 81. Cox shall sell at auction,
en- the premises. en- THURSDAY. the 9th Oct9.
Der, 1870, at o. clock p. NJ, those THREE NEAT
.AGD CONVENIENT RESI-:
DENCFS, located rs above, admirably adapted Pie
for small families. They are in good order. Inc
TERMS at sale.
+ oc Is \ n --t-.zts- Is. W,sSSDQlN, Auct, :
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By Grftbts s VIII ms,
Auctioneers and Real Es.@te Agenbs,

SsoMMIssIoNERsl SALE OF NJ 1TH 3s9
sTREETx AND A STABLE AND L0T,sOMfg &c Gn,
VERNON STREET, ADJoIsING LIE WIZ f7tns
BfJILDING-In exeonlon Of decree %, , az
Chancery Cour. OF Richmond entered on tns ds,a
te Vs. Minor ard Gordon trustee,
vs. saIae,D the undersigned commissioners Inere-
by appointed will sel at aucsii n upon tue 70
Uses. on MONDAY. path october, ioi9 a. g. -
O'Clock NJ, f fair E not, hen on tne hIst , 1ft
day thereafter The following real estah AIDE 70 s Of
Ffann street adjoining both The y fea and run
ming back O. feet and embr. chg me 1roa1 the
log three stories OH, and one In tne rear, On
same size and height, both ln1d on mt ansi1.
lodping.rooins, and shops. With come iep s3I,s
and mod ifcations, this might be made productive
property. az, .,,o ,ue = s,da
of Governor street, adjoining the Wing Dnliu,hIg
on the one side and the Capitol Square On t Hs
other fronting "a feet, running back GU iest1 I, ~
this lot stands framed stable, occupied D! hho0'
Duke. ,,,.nco n a and 70
months, for negotiable notes, with 1htersst auoeu
and titles retained until the n,tes ~ e pa'd.
JOHN A. MERE! iTd, c,,r,
JOHN O. STEGPR. Com rs' :
JAMES PLEhSANTS,S
CRITTERS q WILLIAMS, ,AuctS w = :
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q, .rv. A. s. RYAN,

TsV, gs
., o.,, s, |, Is !, t.,ard, pare and bright,
Forsn ~, isss ,in sword or lee Z -,
Eia q. ~ fssnt OF siie ~ ~.
rag - lss shs brave IN tho csIss o. AM srssns,
MignsgIs SIt sheen, Hike besce'n iiSn
az Led as 20 victory. s. rs
~, ne scabbard, where full long
VT ~ numbered peaeefaliy- II. *
Shielding tho feeble shifting tas ss ,sses.
siaamcd the sword OF Lee ts5
sorfh from iss scabb&ssL high I'm al, 81
Bsfeath vigglnia's sky-- .
nd thew who saw nc cleaning shere
And knew wh1 bore II. knest 20 swear ,.ra
TSst where That nssord led. hey no aia tafe
no folio n and TO dtes s:? 9.
Ont fits ycAbbards never hand
WsyeSf swpfd frosn stain ss ffesS
a-nr nnrer sworn led bfa ver band {9a -
ssor b-ayer blAd forA Fighter land, II
Nav brighter iand had q causa us graau, Y e
Nor Cause chief like Lee sS :.
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By Grubbs q Williams, :
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, I.
eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

) COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
W in CHARLOTTE C0U NTYisTW O MILES
FROM KEY sVMLE AND WIGHIN1A QUAR-.
TER OF a MIEA OF THE RICHMOND AND
UANyJLLE RAJLROAD.-In execution OF q
decree of the Chancery Court of the city OF Rich
mout entered on the 9th Of February is70. in the
case of Baker, &C., rs. Trippe, trnslee aud as,
liams, in the city Of Richmond. ON FRIDAY slst
tIstober arj2 O O'Clock, FARM sttuated as hDoye
ststeG Containing 2is acres. one-haH of which.
emprscing THRU acres Or fine ash camp low
rroupds, Is IN good heart snd produces well; the
sfner half Is heavily timbered and wooded. The
improvements are dwelling with five comforta-
BILE rooms with new out-houses, Two large tobacco
barns, ice-housa. &c.
a IERMs : One-forrth cash balance at 2, d and Q
months, for negotiab!e notes. with interest addad,
tre title being retained by the court until the notes
arc maid, CHARLES u. WILLIE Ms,
q : '71s1& rs ;3 Special Commissioner.
CRITTERS q WILLIAMS, Auctionears. oc1 II
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY W, Goddin,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets. 80,
~ .@-ai ,,otIoroor opd Poat Tetafe Aopn

THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN pow
i HATAN COUNTY, ON ia ME 8 RIYER,
NEARLY OPPOsITE TO D9YEE MILL; MILE
CALLED JUDG'S FERRY. ABtIUT TWEEN
TY-TWO NILES ABOVE RICHMOND. CON:
TAIpING THREE HUaDGED AND FORTY
ACRES, FOR SALE.-At the request of the
owner offer for sale this truly valuable and at.
tractive ESTATE, located as aboYe, containing
THRFE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES, OF
which 200 acres are open land OF superior quality,
and the residue In original growth OF OAK, hlcko-
ry, &c. The Improvements consist oil 2 1ne resi-
dence rect ntly finished, containing seven rooms,
with piazzas on three Sides. together with the
uf nal out buildings around the dwelling, all OF
vi. oh, like the dwelling, are in perfect repair.
The barn is an excellent one. nearly new, WITH
one Of Smiths thresters and horsepower at,
tached, all in complete order. The stable and
cow-house are also new.
THE ferry, with the boats, &C., belong to the
place, and enjoy a good patronage,
The location is on an elevated height, COM
manding lovely view Of the surrounding country
for many miles.
mules cattle. &C., including q large portion OF
the furniture NEARLY new, VIII be sold Win tne
Within the past two years between % 900 and
s5 oOV have been expended In beautt: ying and
adjoining the place. that 1t is In fact one OF the
loyeliest estates on the river.
Possession given in thirty days. Apply TO
Real Taestes Aactfon
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BY w Goddin,
Aucsioneersand b cal Estate Agent.

THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ONE At
THE CORNER OF JEFFERSON. BfKI,11s
AND BELvTDERE TIRE ETs, AID THE
OTHER TWO or CHERRY SThE sl5,E; . "a = n
Mt AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on ,s sne
premises on Thur sDAY the 2esh 9cto per, ne
sale or lots in Sidney advertised by MessTs aieas-
ants q stiles the following gerT o Ssatn-
full LOT, VIZ The triangular, shaped L Sc az gnf
fsrson, Byrd, and Belvidere streets After wnon 81,
LOT No. 10, I'm square no. frontng " ases i y
feet TO no alley Also, LOT on the west iIe 8, OF
Cherry between Beverly and Aioemarle t ani
fronting so feet, running back 81 S-ix leet "
vert street. s,.s,<.t - Syv ac,oDDTN
TERMS AT SALE NJ, - w. .VHOctioneer.
q oclS ..a.z.11AAtAS'A'e.S ~
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &e:.
III Yf~.'7--34T' ->-E7ft - at AUCTION.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, we Will sell at our
auction rooms IN assortment of .sr
PARLOR,
4l.eAA DINING ROOM, and
KITCHEN FURNITURE. embracing many nse-
mi articles. fIi'sE COOK e LAU8HTON. ~
90 o. Auctioueers.
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T5RFsE AND DESIRABLE GRoCE.

T5RESH AND DESIRABLE GkOCE-
E RIGS.
500 bags fair to choice BIO COFFEE, ~
100 bags choice LAGUAYRk Do,
% bass old aovsrnnens JAVA ana AhAb iA \
sao hapreis REFINED sUGARS--A, Crushed,
Gran, pos,d. and Cut, 49,
200 barrels n. G. CUT HERRINGS.
So SO p Daes CANDLES; 600 boxes oAKLEY's
i, hs s sinFs and SHOULDERS; 900 barrels
"a bhds. trir 10 choice r. r. SUGARS.
SOLE LEATHER, GEAlN PEPPEk, gin
Sieen. chop. and Gold Chop and Oolong TEAS.
we are prepared Notwithstanding the great
food to accommodate our friends and the trace
generally. rys- n.pny ~ ~
oc5 ~ .. y. SAhDa % W
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.

TRAIN No. 1.--THg0UGH MAIL. TRAIN oid
Washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at Ills a. NJ. Arrives In
Richmond daily 81 2:3S p. NJ
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIM0RE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at Aqua creek with the
depot, corner of Broad and Eighth streets, daily
is9ndays eYeeetedt st O'Clock Z. Nj: Arrives In
RIa I aoncags sxsepte NJ $50 a.. NJ.
/ aShin gto5 leaves the depot corner. OK Byrd agd
Eighth streets, daily Sundays eSceptedi, ct $50
at 80 A. b ~ 8. 80 s'.s-E-F' 9fF.5- q
THROUGH TIGgETs and THROUGH RAG
GAS Az, qaEgks TO al principal points In tha
SPECIAL4 NQTILiE.-The BaLTIMORGET.
PRESS TRAIN win run as far as Milford station
on Sunday; leaving Richmond corner or Broad
and Eighth streets, At o a. Al. Returning, VIII
leave Milford on Mondays ut 6:2s Il. M. aEd ar
rive at Richmond 90 $3.50 A. NJ.
Apply atl CoMPAMY'S OFFICE, corner OF
Broad snd Eighth streets.
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CRITTERS q WILLIAMS, a
BY James ID. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office No. lilo Main street.

n ARGNsTHREE STORY BRICK
III NV ELLING AND LOT ON The NORTH.
WEST CURNER OF CANAL AVID FIFTH
Sold on FRIDAY, The Fist day OF October. 1870, on
the premises, ut q o'clock r: NJ, the LAHt.a
caied as above. The lot fronts 40 feet and rsns
ba ok $50 feet.
a TERMS One-fourth cash; the balance at 6 IL
ed secured By deed Of trust, .E.
oc 10 JANIS M TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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sgNYDIsR q IRBY,
RIoHMoSD STOVE asDsAEcH rcruRAI
s-sEs IRoNs WeRKe,
8. ECO CARY eTREET#

tklAStA4IAS&N6 sF&SN - SN-sep
IRoN WeRKs, 81
scoo CARY eTREET#
Dealers and others VII fad NJ q WORKS o. /
usual assortment Of STOVES ca0kt n ss1.s shea5
max; HOLLSyW re, SRI lNTs Exc : - 80;
RENDERS saQ III PEE, III YDRA sSftEEia
iEGS. - ~ s ~ 49,, go. Il
SIC are psapsresi % put np IRos soNTs b.
buildings In xny sfyse. aud f1rGfBh Ht1 ga ~
ard ellis GRAI1NGS, AKS "a y q HTS "a &i
yANII1shsH y. = Vs
Prices 10 lli ss as rsssshars, hnu8 ii i. III
saint, SIS lie af ssofk. SsaY DEs sIsSy q
II ae teSm sss III 49, 49, q
MOE NIT, II SssE ii n. $40 i&oaS sfr,,ts,,s
In ags.tt eE:tlae slissN YsSGI9ss s,T@sss az
best Ia natkse jor hen 5ng two or sr,s Tssssss
aiscs th6 uLA 0oE&f sf k;sssSs "
y sid COO 81 q sand and
GOD IIsM BE "a M
81 ~ & IS III Niocs
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HmOCERIES, sxc.

3 90 q &H8aOGEkSAES5, &C - :. y.
aE06EEIEs GROCERIES.
~ "a nocshead1 SUGAR.
as s "a hsFreis REFIaED SUGAR. slsf M /.
80 h~rs RIO COFFEE, ssSt q $50,
81 Gacs LAGUAYRA CQEEEE az s;tSf {5s3
"a hacs OLD JAVA C0FFE.Et q; S.. lssi2Es
;. 600 sacks N RsHALL's SAIL,
s ssS s SsTrsts SoRTH CAROLINA CUT HER.
500 half barrels ROE HERRINGS
sae reps NAIGS, assorted sizes
loo tons No. lPEKUVIAN GUANO, IS
80 bogsheads BACON SIDES,
qs ho4shaads BACON 6H0ULDERSs
& tiescas sUGAR-CURED HAMS,
500 barrels wHTSKEY, all grades;
$40 cases LICORICE, different brands. ior
sale by "A. Il olohES % w.
Oc LEVY fSess Efs - -. -
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
ITO Nofp rtrnaf

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il LITTLE FARM OF ONE HUNDRND AND
SIX ACRES, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, FIVE
MILES FROM RICHMOND.-By virtue of tie
provisions of ceed of trust dated 10th September
1859, from Mary Nc Mahon to the undersiGned. and
duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the County
Court of Henrico, to recover the deferred pay
ments on said farm, being thereto required 1y the
beneficiary therein. shall proceed to sell at auc-
FR!DAY,. the 18th instant, at isi O'Clock r.
NJ, valuable little FARM, located on the waters
of Deep rum I'M Darby town, and formerly owned
by james luke, containing ONE, HUNDRED
AND SIX, ACRES; one-,hrd tmbere d the bal
ance improved with a fine young and prodnctiye
orrbat d excellent water, and q neat trime dwell
ing and other Improvements.
Terms !: Enough In cash to defray the expenses
of sale and to pay off note Of $500. with inter est
thereon from 10th September, 1870; the balance on
such terms WIN be announ red on the day OF sale.
$3.50, WALTER d. CHANDLER, 7Trnstes.i4
RYHH ARnSaY "a co. ,hucta.e Qc lI. II
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T1INE CHANCE TO WOOD-GETTERs.
n ONE ,HUnDRED AND FOHTY-FOUR
ACRES- OF LAND, without improvements on
Richmond and Danville railroad, eight miles from
Richmond. switch on the place. WIN cut twenty
: =. ~ - e. 3. yNEWBURN, -
Real Estate Auctioneer,
oe5 tg,,ss. NO. 1016 Main street,
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By Thomas W. Kessee, Auetioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

ASGa BY Paine eco. A uctioneers. s@:
~ On "WEDNESDAY Y, the Geth OF October COM
meneing at 10 o'clock, WE will sell at our ware
house u very ,rge and desirable assortment of
FRESH Dhl lI,,DGS,
mprising great variety Of choice goods adapted
to fall and wlIter s4lse.
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMshRALS.
now receiving embracing eye;y variety, among
which are many prime goods With variety OF
REAIY-MADE. CLQTaING,
MEE1S and BOYS HATS,
300 LADIES CLOTH CGOAKS,
100 pairs BED BLANKETS .<sss -
- CAaPETINGS. &c.
Sale positive and without reserve.
oc q PAINE q Co., AuctiOneefS. 5,
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1870. 1877
!: SIJMMER ARRANGEMENT 8 & ~

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE. -
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
III 49, siss RAILROAD, ~
PASSENGER TRAIN.

n es .$t .s1ssES pA3SEsN0EE# TRAIN
NJ. o arrive at ct Point siiy at s.isp. 81
GONG WEsT,-Leaye West Point daily at $50
A. ~. arrive Iii Richmond daily at s:5oA. M.
WITH FIEsTeIAss sTR slasiss for aadgs on
FIasT-eIAss T1KE.-To river landings, $50;
sEcoND.eixss FARE.--To river landings. g.;
to Baltimore, 90. 49,
THROUGH FREIaHTs
SSsTa anna ThRPesh Ems q ng
: e 80 - = WILLIAM b. EEos,
.oc 20 FrsIsh. and Ticket Agent:
OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDERIcKsBTRGA sp1
po1ohAo RIcnMoaD. e oefis Isse
GPECIAL@ NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
kRIeksBuRd Ard PoTosIAo TRassPoR-
more ria lower Potomas viii run aa heretofore
daily between those points with passengers, but
only Win dre,ghts bstgeen B,tiors
FREiGaT TRAIM viii leave Richmond on
MONDAYS WERNEsDAfs, and FRIDAYS,
LOCAL FsEI6HTs wan Be transported by this
train at the tariff rates, as usual. -.
General Freight and Ticket Agent;
TICKET OFFICE r. &Y. r. r. II. LINE.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 10, 1870. s
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after To-
y DAY the fare TO Baltimore over this line VIII
0s &c eT 3 polL WE 3. ENos. Ticket Agent.
EIcHMoND AND pANyILLE. AND
tzsats3 PIEDMONT RAILROADS,
SUpERINTEEDENT'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Oct. II, 1870.
NOTICE.-U further notice freight
In for stations on the SOUTHSIDERAnROAD
between BUgKEYIELE and CONCORD will
only be received on THURSDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS; for stations east of BarkeVtlle only on
: -. -, : ~ -, TH0S, DoDAsrEAp,
oe1 IL 2w: tfs5 superintendent.
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POSTPONED

weather. until THU AfTERa0 oN, at the same
hour and place. 81 "a, SS 81 -.
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mo THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND
I ~ I believe that I vast fairly el cted Ssh COZ
STABLE of the city. and hayiag received the OH
ciai retarn, qualified; and have discharged the
duties of tue office, and am still doing so. The
Judge who by lawns made the sole arbiter In q
contested election, having decided that new elec-
sion, and announce myself a candidate for re-
ele LION,
1t does not become me TO speak Of my qualtflca.
say that have honestly endeavofed to discharge
its duties faithfully according TO lnw.sI am uia,
am not aware that my man has complained Of me,
If 1t shall be your pleasure again 10 bestow your
suffrages upon me, / shall b grateful TO you, and
so endeavor to perform my duttes as to give Yon
! &C 1876 is s 80 AuaUsTE W ROsEN.
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s .5sts al sEt POSTPONED.
The above sale Is on account or tn en-
weather: until THIS AFTEhNOON Oh 1o o"'n : :
hour and place. - cnnn,n .,ot
x 81 ezss5e5M. QOIAALs, :. w. !.
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ROD T.TYER OI PerSseSiy pure and
M Anrsaxasly Sseet. Its GUS; 10 paexccptfsp.
Jaa4 faestsRdg TOR saie s,y the boyle ia or
sslss ~ RToEt
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s-aTNETliTIiii5S i1lOMP55TjND

u sAISNETTsS tsOMPOUND -
81 n VEGETABLE BITTERS.s
SFEe eheapAsS ID the market. Only 75s. per botIe.
Tsssr rhe ftpg for weak. delicate persons without
Sssneef4e seaSse Digestion, sc. No mere bar-r0Dm
,3fsess but highly snedi and yet % pseasanf
eye9ages Ghssdren arr i0ass Of at. ltkolssil In
~ znsrktE Unlva SaW s8aekS, tho M6gt lasIerfHg
ss,eSts nave bseN received std many 6svtif ,ases
sErs<srsd. no be found st The drug store OF stY.
fEs. GAREHsTT No. ol6 Broad street. and ar.,g
49, $S.ea oenera1f - SO q "a
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
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''' ,,,.-.. syrours os z.EE.

raapAY OCTOBER 8, ls.V,
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DEARL CIR IT'S. Ten lsrrsls g a. Az
b II So ~ 81 srp EEs Il eo ID,
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PosrPcNEMENT. -. =,
The aforementioned sale IS post poneo Mnth
sETITRDAY. the 2odsnftant, AT O'CLOCK n,.,,. ~.
: &c 2I RICHARDSUs Co... Aa1s - :
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.1IEgEFI fI35Y u 81. II. trEhIVFS3,
Central Ticket Agent
ED. 7. d. MYERS, General superintendent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Value Of Apples for Food.

Inc Western Rurcl says: There is scarce.
ly an article OF vegetable food more widely
useful and more universally liked than the
apple. Why every farmer has not an orchard,
where the trees will grow at all, is one of the
mysteries. Let every housekeeper lay in a
good supply OF apples and it will lie the most
economical investment in the whole range of
culinaries. A raw, mellow apple is digested
in an hour and a-half while boiled cabbage
requires five hours. The most healthfu des
sert that can be placed on the table is baked
apple. II eaten frequently at breakfast, with
coarse bread and butter, without flesh of any
kind, it has an admirable effect on the,general
system, often removing constipation, cor
recting acidities, and cooling off tebrlle con-
ditions more ettectually than the most APP
proved medicines. If families could be IN
duced to substitute appes-sound and ripe,
for pies, cakes and sweetmeats with which
their children are too frequently stuffed, there
would be a diminution in the sum total of
doctors bills in single year, sufficient to lay
in a stock of this delicious fruit for the sea
sons use"
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NONE ARE GENUINE unlsss Aene ~ iu
steel engraved wrapper with fae.slnils oS
my Chemical Warehouse, ana signed
November sdh. is;p-iy
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'fFoni the largest Manufacturing Chemists the word)
ALA, .,. . - November 4, 1854.
e ug store opposite residence, and successful IN
conducting the business where uay
before him have been iavoraby impressed his charsc
yer anu enterprise" WILLIAM wEIGHTMAN,
fFhi OIL Powers Welghtman Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown Streets. Philadelphia.
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legal.

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The National Road and its Lesson.

1t will hardly be credited by the young
men of to-day, that the proposal fifty years
ago for tho Federal Government to con-
struct macadamzed National Road from
Cumberland in Maryland through Ohio to
the centre Of Indiana, was then deemed q
more gigantic enterprise than the construc-
ton of railway to the Pacific has been re
garded in our times. Nor will the genera.
ton that has witnessed the war for the
Union, and the downfall Of slavery, readily
believe that Conflicts of opinion concerning
the constitutional authority TO build this
road divided parties as widely, and nnamed
them as furiously, as have these grandcr
issues of our own epoch, Indeed, MoNRoEs
veto of tho Cumberland Road bill, Gen.
JACKsoN's veto Of the Maysville Road bill,
CLAY's and MCDUFFIEs speeches in the
House. and BENToN's, WEBsTER's, and VAN
tatod the country seemingly us profoundly
and certainly for longer period, than have
the solution of the problems of reconstruc
ton and the establishment of universal suE
frage.
Those who never heard Of the National or
Cumberland Road, or who, happening to
travel upon it, never knew that it had played
so great part in politics, will be surprised
to learn that its distinguished champions
uttered prophecies of the wonderful benefits
it would confer upon the States and Terri.
tories Of the upper valley of the Mississippi,
os glowing and undoubtng as those now
uttered of the marvellous effects to be pro.
duccd in the regions beyond the Missouri by
the Pacific Railway
But alas for the National Road that was to
populate to rcpletion and enrich beyond
measure such vast regions Long ago it was
partially ceded by the Federal Government
to tho State Of Ohio, under certain restrictions,
and on the condition that the State would
keep it in repair. and the Legislature of the
| State now deem tho benofaction 80 burden.
| some that they have sent to Washington n
! joint resolution requesting their Senators and
Representatives in Congress 70 procure the
passage of a law releasing the State from
these restrictions, and authorizing it to sur
render the road to the counties through
which II passes on condition that those coun
ties will keep Il In q useful condition.
] Such facts should cause Us to receive with