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A New Use Of Chloroform.

1t appears from northern newspapers
that chloroform is now applied to new
purpose. Murderers are brought under its
influence to make them confess; from
which We suppose that at particular stage
of physical inscnsibility the mind turns
traitor, and reveals what the brute pas
sions have inspired the body to do. Quite
a startling discovery if true! We know
that in old times, when man begun to
talk in his sleep, it was held that II his
right hand be placed in basin OF cold
water he would answer questions very
readily, and tell all his secrets, partlcu-
larly those of his love. The maidcns OF
other days fully believed this and we have
known it tried. The inducement OF the
condition Of quasi-sleep by the use OF chic
reform is o new phase of this unwary
revelation of personal entanglements. 1t
is an interesting point, and society needs
to be well informed upon it for sclf-protec-
ton. If chloroform is to be the tell-tale,
and expose men to public obloquy for their
secret deeds, it ia we'll they should know it.
Indeed, it will follow as n matter of course,
for the protection of society against this
mode of exposure, that laws.shall be passed,
and complete system shall be inauguratcd
to shield mankind from new danger and
to fortify the wcll-cstablished principle OF
human rights that man shall not be made
to give testimony against himself.
This is an age of discovery, and laws Tor
personal protection should keep pace with
the inventions which look very much like
turning men inside out and completely
rcvolutionizing society. We suggest the
inquiry for the lawyers, Who has right to
place prisoner under the influence OF chic
reform?
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SAlNAyE is now considered rs gone
up" SAGET is in the ascendant. Glo-
rious Hayti Who will send SAGET "up
the spout >? Why don't the United States
take these wrctched, squalid inhabitants of
one Of the faircst isles of the Atlantic wa
.crs under its direction, and make them 60
TO work The world ought not TO be de-
privcd Of the products of so fertile land
productions not to be yielded by any
country out of its latitude. As master
policeman of this hemisphere, it is incum-
bent uron the " North American Republic "
to see that the rich islands of the West
Indies shall contribute their share to the
comfort Of mankind
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Canals.

The Auditor of tic Canal Department Of
the State OF New York UAMEs A. BELLY,
in his annual report to the Legislature of
that State, urges that canals shall be kept
up to the "progress of the ase'-aye, that
is very importantly undermining motive
power, shortening time OF transmission,
using steam, and making tolls conform to
the lowest possible figure. Ali capital sug-
gestions.
1t is probably matter of consolation to
us that the long delay of the prosecution
OF the James River and Kanawha canal
may enable us to adapt it to some very
important discoveries in canal navigation
which will revolutionize the business. We
have no idea that any mode of application
of steam upon water transportation will
ever attain speed ct all comparable to that
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Of railroad trains; because, amongst other

If railroad trains; because, amongst other
reasons, air opposes such slight resistance
compared with water. Yet the speed of
canal navigation may be greatly increased,
and thus material change be wrought In
that mode Of transportation, securing both
speed and economy. Speed is now the great
controlling object, and canals must in some
way be benefited by it to continue their
usefulness. Yet, however much their ex-
Righteousness may be promoted, they must
always continue to be the transporters OF
the heavy freight and pondcrous masses,
the railroads taking the passengers and
lighter freights.
Mr.. BELL calls attention to an interest
inp subject.
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MARRIED..

January 9Th. $50 At he residence or the brides
brother. $. SANFORD CLARK and Miss Ell
LEN MARIA FRAISER ; M Of this city.
On Wednesday evening the 5th instant, at Sylvan
NM Charlotte rountv. Va, nv the Rev. Hugh A.
Brown, Mr.. JOHN HARTWELL HARRISON,
Of Amelia, to Miss ANNA NJ. daughter OF Isaac
G. Carrin gion, Esq
Atthe residence Of the brides father, In Isle Of
Wight county Va, on January OH nv the Rev.
W. r. Allen, Mr.. i. FLOYD CHAPMA& and
ANNIE O., only daughter and child or Junius
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EREEIAE NOTICES.
~THE LIVING MACHINE.-1njul

ME- THE LIVING MACH1NE.-lUure
,br handspring Of watch. and every portion u
,,,o ,vo,rs become disordered. The human $40
r,,ch IA to the human system what that cia't'
r,,oco or metal ls to n thermometer. IL influences
the arton OF the other organs. ana cnntro'' M
certain extent the whole living machine. TUG
comnarison may be carried further, TOT as Inc
,ve,roess or other imperfections OF the mai''-
.nr,no "a indicated on the face OF the timePiece,
~ ,iso "a tho weakness or other disorder OF tie
stor,,rb betrayed by the face OF the Invalid. ne
comnIcxion IS sallow or faded the eyes "i' un
c,ort IN lus.re and intelligence. ana thefc 10
.,e-r ,,xfous expression in the whole coun ,.,,
nance which tell plainly as written - m 70 IL
In I'M the great nourishlng organ WHO'S, u s,,s
=, ~ ~ ister to the wants of the body anu It
ta.n and renew all It's parts, Is nor and
80, II rnnnircs renovatin2 and regtllaIin e rn
~. '.,annIish This end HiSTEIlEE > 80
"a tCU BITTFRS may he truly SAID u W ,i .,t nE
thirT noedfuI The broken handspring Oh .nto,noch
nm q hc replaced by new one, nlIt t,,o I'D This
can onlr he repaired and strenslnchcn re-
,s ono of the objects of tn" famous W., cling
tnttvo which for eighteen years has oGcn M"Ss
successful contest with dyspepsia IN M When
snecidc for irdCc zion II STANDS aioI TO-, ny
rho rnsourcps Of the pharmacopGia nay W Mill
haus.od without Mt best, doing more Int
.-ofInr the complaint, course OF lhr nfccts a
md n,Iatahlc, vet powerful, stomacnIc e a. Svs
nnrfrct and permanent cure. IN az ,inI.rod and
ponsI rho liver Is more or less dlsorucreH tn.
rp 1tia I'm nortant glad, rs well rs fipon Ivy
,nr"ch and bowels the Bttcrs act VIII e.nrv
jietInctnr-s regulating ard rcinFleorIiiII hodIly
enc,r,ivr and assimiIating organ On whi LaodSw
and mental health depend. J j.
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ME- PRICES REDUCED.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.

Go E,1pREaS CLOTH reduced to CSC;
CO, FRENCH MrRINO reduced to Csc;
ses FRENCH s1EEIN0 reduced 10 Soc''
s,1o FRENCH MERISO reluccdtosl;
$40 BIARlTz reduced to $40
Soc. ALPACAS reduced to 49c.;
soc. PLAIDs reduced to toc.;
$3.50 BLACK SILKS reduced to fe
$500 BLACK SILKS reduced to S2.75'
ssoo RACK SILK VELVET reducedto ~;
sa9 90 BLACK SILK VELVET reduced to sH'
Goo, BLACK PuPLIS ALPACA reduced to
35c.;
20, EMBROIDERED COLLARS reduced to
c5c.;
go EMBROIDERED COLLARS reduced 10
Soc;
FIJI 90 BED BLANKETS reducedto ~
s1o 90 BED BLANKETS reduced to IS
IN % RED BLANKETS reduced to 81;
1880 BED.BLANNETS reduced to IS;
80 90 BED BLANKETS reduced to -;
sooo TABLE DAMASK reduced to :l.'o'
s15o TABLE DAMaSK reduced to Si'l''
Sc 80 ARABS reduced to -:
ssoo CLOTH CLOAKS reduced TO 20;
CAsSIsIERES at reduced prices
SATISETS ut reduced prices;
rLASNELS ut reduced prices;
SASH RIBBONS ut reduced prlce3;
u,rcEABACK ToWELLING at l9S:. per yard
worth o0c.;
CRASH ToWELLING, yards for 5ec worth
l.lc. per yard
STAIR LINEN at e2c. per yard worth So'. per
yard;
HEAVY LINEN DAMAsK for Crumb Cloths, 70
wards wide, ut $3.50 per yard worth 80;
HEMP GARRETT at s7ic. per yard, fall yard wide.
GREAT REDUCTION
In the prices OF
HEMP. BHUSsELS. TAPESTRY, THEEE-PLi,
INGRAM, and vESETIEN CARPETS.
Also, in
DECGGETS, RUGS, and uhs>oCKs.
New York nil. anil Wamsuttt CoTrO&S at the
crsc price;
IRIS III LIN E-..N III 'tlH ~" ia 49,
TABLE aud P1ANC-CoTEHS-priceS reduced p
per cent.
BgEAi.FAST-SiItW AVIS reduced !rom:2 toSl.2j
rI,r.K1AST-sHAW reduced from sl.75
to IL;
EEAKFAST-sTAWLS reduced from sl.25
to &C.:
HOODS reduced from 81 i t2r.
uUDl,S reduced from soc. To i1c.'
SONTAt;SS reduced from Gee. 10 i0c.
EUEIhS reduced from fito 15c. {;
RUSSIA DIAPER reduced from !! to = apiece.
4 REDUCTION
of from 90 to 50 per cent. has been made upon
nearly every article. This IS really
ACLOsISG-oUT SALE.
Every article must he disposed of
IN TIE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
in order that we may be able to make some In
portant
CHANGES IN OUR BUSINESS
with the commencement oi the spring trade.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 aud 1915 Maiu street.
ORDERS FRO.JTHE USTRY promptly at
tended 10. Goods sent by express cash on delivery.
We advise our country friends not 10 delay In
sending their orders. rs the Inducements we offer
are causing ii goods to 70 off rapidly. taG
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influx will be stimulated by the restoration
Of Virginia, we look to 1870, tho end OF tins
decade, to bring great relief to Virginia, and
to start her vigorously on a career OF physi-
cal prosperity she has never before known
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NEW GOODS FOR DECEMBER AND
JANUARY.
THOMAS Il. PRICE G co.
arc opening daily
yIPGlNIA-MADE CASSlMEREs, FOR men
and boys;
BEAVER CLOTHS and CIIINCfIlLLA
CLOTHS, all shades;
NEW DRESS POPLINS and BLACK SILKS,
MOTREISG and otbor BLACK GOODS, n
great variety;
BROCUE SIIAWLS,
LONG and SQUARE SUAWLS,
ARABS and CLOTH CLOAKS,
Many styles of pretty DRESS GOODS, closing
out ut very low rates.
LACE COLLARS, HANDkERClIIEFS, COR
SETS, &C., for presents, &c.
IT. X. PRICE & CO,
deal l!ol Main street, corner Of Eleventh.
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DIED.

On the eth Instant. of croup. HENRY A., only
son Of Henry L. and Elizabeth Vance, aged one
wear and two months.
The funeral will I Ike place from his fathers
residence. No. 10 Eighteenth street, TODAY iSa-
turdavl NJ o clock 7. VI.
Baltimore and Norfolk papers please copy.
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IN CIiASCERY.

The object of This suit Is 10 enforce payment OF
the debts due nv the decedent, William \. Gentry
to the plaintiffs out Of the estate. whether real 4
personal, and to that end TO procure sale OF The
real estate Of said decedent. And aihdavlt nay.
Ing been tled with the papers of this sui, that
oven Gentry is q nonresident of this State, on
motion OF the pl1lntlfrs by their attorney II l.
near mere within one month after due publication
OF this order and do what Is necessary to pr eject
his interest In this suit, and that copy Of this
Older be published once week for four success
sive weeks In the Richmond Dispatch, newspa-
per published iu the city Of kichmond. and thar
another copy thereof be posted ut the front door
oil the courthouse or this county on the nrst DAY
Of the next county court.
+. " WIEsroS D. a. ja 8 Saw
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ASSURANCE COMPANIES.

II liverpool AND LONDON AND
IL GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
for Interest. For safe aud reliable insurance an.
ply TO DAVE.POtT q CO.,
General Agents for Virginia,
de 2a-Im Cficc over First National BANK
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-All persons who
- desire GERMAN VEGETABLE SEEDS or
FLOWER ROOTS can be supplied upon appll-
between fifth and Sixth streets. or upon applica-
ton TO Mr.. AUGUST BLENNER, corner Sixth
and Marshall streets, until the goth day ofJhnu-
ary 1879. The articles In question have just been
received from Germany, and arc warranted III
every respect. TIA s-at*l +. HAULE.
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nUCKwALL 4 RoUss,

H. - no. 1905 MAIN STREET
JANUARY Q, 1870.
NEW GOODS! JEW GOODS. NEW GfODs,
Every steamer from New York brings DIIrK.
WALL & IOUSS NEW GOODS adapted 10 thc
season-AUCTION BARGAINS. Winter and
summer, spring and fall, we alwa IN receive SFw
GtjOTiS three times week-slI kinds and descrin-
tons OF goods. Best Prints 12sc. Dress Goods
Furs, Domestics, Cassimeres, Cloths, Carpeis'
Fancy Articles, and Notions. -"
SHOES AND BOOTS: The finest Ladies, Shoe.
at ~ worth 50; elegant Misses Shoes.
A case Of Coats's Spool Cotton ut DOC.
We always have NEW GOODS TO show our
customers. ja7
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WIT: At Rules held

yTIRGINIA-TO WIT: At Rules held
In the Clerks office OF Louisa circuit court
on Monday the Sd day or January, $50:
David Richardson, executor of the last I'll ana
testament Of Jerry o. Deals, deceased. ann
I.andy Richardson (the latter suing in his own
right. who sue on hellalf of themselves and Ill
other creditors OF William n. Gentry, dcce tsed
who may come In and bear their proportion oi
the costs of this suit. Plaiu.ih>
against
NJ iletus T. Gooch. late sheriff Of Louisa county.
and as such administrator Of William i. Cen
his wife Claiborne w. Gentry, Austin Gentry,
owen Gentry, and TheOdosia Armstrong.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FANCY
GOODS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.

JULIUS SYCLE'S
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE,
AIS BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.
Offers rel VALEHCIEESsS COLLARS and
IlANDKERCEIEFS;
MALTESE ard GIMPUKE COLLARS;
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS:
LADIES' ROMAN SASiiES. TIES. and BOWS;
Fifty dozen LINEN HEM-STITCllED HAND
I.AniHs' MD GLOVES all shades and colors,
CENTS NECk-TIt:S, sCARFs, and LINEN
IIANDKERCIIIEFS
CENTS CoURVOlSIER GLOVES:
GEST'S BUCK, BEAVER, and ID o y * y
LAnIfs, aniiGENT's UNDERWEAR.
in addition to Il full line OF FANCY GOODS, he
has Il com pl,tc stock of
IRISH P.tPLIE, all colors and shades
DRESS SILKS. solid and figured
DOUBLE and SINGLE BROCliE SHAWLS;
STRIPED and PLAID SHAWLS;
PLAIN and STRIPED SEEGES;
PLAID pOPLINS:
JET JEWELkY, In large variety;
CORSETS;
HOODS for infants;
WOOLLES SCARFS:
And q large stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS.
BE sure and call before purchasing elsewhere,
ut JULIUS SYCLE'S
AIS Broad street, between
dc2l Fourth and Fifth.
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WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF BALTIMORE.

CAPITAL........,,,. ->...... s0UO,0O0
THOMAS Y. CANDY, President.
FRANCIS j. McGINNIS, Secretary.
This company IESURES BUILDINGS, MER.
CHANDIsE, PERSONAL PROPERTY GENE.
RALLY, &c, &C., against loss or damage by IRE
ut adequate rates.
All losses will be Immediately adjusted aad
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance solicited.
ISAAC HUTZLER, Agent.
no 22-2m No. s02 Main street
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DRY GOODS.
ruE FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPl

su,HE FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH
has caused
GREATEEvoLUT1oN,
,rsrrnch that the exact place Of fire is now rea'
div made known; but the news RECORDED oeio"
,ro,ds much faster than by the telegraph, for the
f,c, Is certain and without doubt that the places
to buy
DRY GOODS
REASONABLE PRICES
arc the stores OF
WILLIAM TuALuIMER & SONS.
They oGor at this stage Of tho season everything
NJ inc VERY BOTTOM PRICE,
Rave on hand certain lots Of
DRESS GOODS.
cAss1MEREs, CLoAKINss ELAGNELs,
sHEET1NGs, CLoARs,
sBAyLs, BLANKETS, soSTAes,
UspERsuIHTs, BALE CoTToss. SKIRTS,
WHITE GOODS
CONSIGNMENT,
which ,rnst be sold at once without reserve.
TosECURE BARGAINS give US a call.
WILLIAM TuALHIMER Sc SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad,
and also ais Broad,
between Third and Fourth streets,
Dry GOODS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES:
we will offer from this date TO March lst, 1870
our entire
STOCK OF WINTER DRY GOODS
ASTONISHING PRICES,
and most especially call the attention Of the ladloa
to our
ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS,
which we will close out without regard to cost.
suAWLs, CLOAKS, AND CLOAKINGs,
At
PRIME COST.
another lot Of
ENGLISH CARTOONS
at one shilling per yard. A few moro Of those
TOWELS at 81 per dozen, LEFT.
Our stock cf
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
is complete, such az
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DoyLIEs, TABLE
DIAPER, &C.
Our assortment OF MEMS WEAR ia unbroken.
aud our general stock is In better condition nj
,bi, season of the year than ever before; there
fore, We would respectfully ask purchasers to
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere.
HIRSu Z GUGGEhIIEIMEE,
637 Broad street.
Statesmen: ". c. aean, }. Il. Coenery, ao1
J. Sladc.
Go. ed on SATURDAYS. 1aS
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WEDNE*DA1 NIIfI
,,o 10Th ;nstrnt commencing 1T 8 O'Clock.
Tickets NAV he had al the door also al inc cIus
stores of ScPhail. Melting. Blam're, Lc"kE.
Scott Farrar, and 6. ". Ia! lcr grocer! sto'e'
in saw
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NM ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
CHURCH AND UNION HILL BulLDinT,
FINN COMPANY will he held Mt the school Irpi
housc Of Mr. j. II. Pcay mt y O'Clock on ShICh-
DAY NIGHT, January 9Th ,,,
La IOHS
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RICHMOND. January l. lS.c.
DlSSOLTTION.-TH CONCERN OF
~ STOE1S ( son is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent STOEHS & SOA.
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rT,UE TREMAINE BROTHERS AND
Mr.. JOHN &. PlEI.SOS most respectfully
announce one of their characteristic, ch"s'e' AZ"
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
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TNHE CO%CEEN OF
JETER & HARRIS HAVING

TUE CONCERN Or
LETTER & HARRIS HAVING
BEEN DISSOLVED.
the subscriber will continue the
pEODUCEtCuMAiI-S SION EUSISf SS
NJ the old stand OF deter & Harris, Sh ckGc SLIP
JOHN L. JETER.
RICHMOND. W.. Janrar~ s. $50. j. Civ
CO-PA RTEERSIiIP.-T firm Of T..
LEVY doing business in Eniicld. y. C.. and
Richmond Va, J. has hccn enlarged by the a'di-
ton Of Isaac nnl ELS Levy: and The style Of The
firm will be from the l>t Of jarli"ry 1870, i.
LEVY & Sons. J.. LENf,
ISAAC LEVY,
ELLIS LEVY.
Eercu Der so, 1870. IL 5-2"t
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RICHMOND. January ], $50.
III retiring from the tcamng business cinnot
refrain from expressing my grateful thank Tor
The liberal uatronaC. extended 10 IN" for many
wears past. and cordially recommend t. my old
patrons and friends I'll" new concern OF Messrs.
STOnRS < CO. -
i, i-,,Gt Stcodow r. A. HATCHER.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY;
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1850,
ALL POLICIES NCN-FORFFITABtr,
RALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PEI CENT,
STATEMENT:
fCuc!eS IN .fJO 600, 900
Asset5. 100000
hHbu"l iiicotue... l-o',VVa
tosses paid. sn,Qea
". II. PFCKHhM. President:
W. T. HOOKER. Vice-Preslden::
l.. ECADAh, Secretary and Actuary;
G. A. FUD1CkER. superintendent.
SECURITY. CHEAPGESS, LIBERALITY,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and dIstin-
eulsh the management Of this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina
Once, No. o02 Main street.
DIR. J. g. CABELI- Medical Examiner. nols
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years past. and cordially recommend t. my OLD
patrons and friends the new concern OF Messrs.
ia n 4H;StStcoii2w B. A. HATCHER.
uAvING PURCHASED TIE EN-
IL TIRE INTEREST If Mr.. 4. J. Miller in the
business of TALIAFERRu ( CO.. he this day
retires from the firm as Il partner. The style OF
the firm remains unchanged, and the business will
be continued by The undersigned, sho having as
sumcd all the lihiltlc of the late partnership,
are alone authorized To collect It's assets.
u. i. TAlIAfERRO,
X. II. l.. ROBINSON.
Richmond, December 81 1902.
In retiring from the finn ct TALIhFERRO &
CO.. aS shown by the foregoing card tender my
VINO have favored M. ith their patronage and
request continuance of TIE same with the house,
which cordl lily recommend to them rs being In
every respect worthy oflhrir trade and confidence.
ia3-iw 4. j. MILLER.
TAVING PURCHASED TIE INTE-
IL REST in our house Of our Junior partner, F..
G. Booth, Jr.. we VIII continue the Same business
heretofore conducted hr us under the same style
and firm as hcfort.-LEE. Seldom & CO and
viii settle al business connected With III" late arm.
JA s.lfs' (. 81 S;tEDi;DoS.
have this day sold out my interest In the firm Of
Lei seldom GH t? my I:nIHF tier Il
0N'-'es' ''-'''|S w. '''' - E. G. BOOTH, in.
RICHMOND. January /, $50. in l--2w
nISS Oh l. T o N.-The co-nartnersilip
~ heretofore existing between the subscribers
under The firm OF
EDWARD WILLIAM pEyOSS 6 Co.
terminates Ills day In consequence Of the retire
meut OF L. VI. DE SOSS.
E1WAED WILLIAM nEvoFs,
FIR. WM. HANEW1SCKEL.
RICHMOND, 3lst December, 1889.
FIR. WM. HAEFWINCkEL Will CONTINUE the
business Of The late firm Of L. ". DE EO>S i
co. under the name Of
FIR. WA. HANEWIECKEL 4 co.
RICHMOND, lst January, 1870. ia 1t
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AMUsENENTs.

cPRINGFIELD HALL, CHURCH HILL
- The Rev. HENRY WALL VIII uciifel HIS
poem on ur,c,-,oS,
At
SPRINGFIELD HALF,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

PRUssING's VINEGAR.-As the picking sea-
son is now at hand, aud many housekeepers are
concerned about getting Vinegar that will keep
their pickles, we deem it our duty to inform our
readers that Prussing's Vinegar is admitted by
all who have tried it to have no superior in the
market for this purpose. Mr.. Prussing warrants
his Vinegar to be free from all poisonous acids,
with which many eastern Vinegars are adulter-
ated: His works are the largest of the kind in
the United States, and owing to the extra quail.
ty. OF his Vinegar, it is rapidly superseding all
Others with the city and country trade. Dealers
and consumers should not fail to ask for it when
replenishing their stock.
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COMING AGAIN DIR. Greer, of Chicago, will
again return to Ott4 and will be found az his
rooms in the Clifton Hotel. Monday, Sept. jth
and, for the beEeft Of the sick and afflicted, will
remain few day.. DR.. Greer sees instantly the
condition of all who approach him. He will tell
at glance how you feel and what your disease
is, without your information or any inquiry.
He will also tell what will cure relieve you
His consultations and examinations are free.