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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-06-22

TTNH0MAS III. F0RCEY, Dealer in SqusTe and
i Sawed Lumber, Dry G Goods, Queensware, Gro
ceries Flour. Grain, Feed, Bacon, &c. &c, era.
hamton, Clearfcld county, Pa. Oct 10.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-06-22

/ TEST Attorney at Law, Clearfcld, Pa. will
l.. attend promptly to all Legal business entrust-
ed to his care in Clear6eld and adjoining coun-
ties. Office on Market street. July H. 1867.
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MANSION HOUSE, Clearfeld, Pa This
ISE well known hotel, near the Court House, is
worthy the patronage Of the public The table
will be supplied with the best in the market. The
best of liquors kept. JOHN DOUGHERTY.
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3tssilssss 1irestorv. :

A w. WALTERS, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
"A. Clearfeld, Pa. Office in the Cour, House
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-06-22

ENREDERICE LEITZINGER. Manufacturer of
il all kinds of Stone-ware, Clearfeld, Pa Or
ders s.oIicited-wholesalc T retail lie aIsokeeps
hand and for sale assortment of earthen
ware of his own manufacture. Jan. l, 1863
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I D M'ENALLY Attornoyat Law, CIesr6sld
q. Pa. Practices in Clearfeli and adjoining
counties. Office in new brick building of j. Boyn
t'n I'd street, one door south of Lanich's Hotel.
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iNALTER BARRETT, Attorney at Law, Clear
w heId, Pa. May IS. 1853.
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JT B READ, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
L Kylsrtown. Pa, respectfully offers his Pre-
fessiona services the citizens Of tn place and
surrounding country. GApr 20-5m.
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~ KRATZER, Dealer In Dry Goods. Clothing
~. Hardware Queensware, Groceries, Provi-
sions, ETC., Market Street, nearly opposite the
Court House, Cleerfeld, Pa. June, 1865.
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nR ]. p. BURCHFIELD-Late Surgeon of the
- SD Reg't Penna Vols. having returned
from the army, offers his professional services 10
the citizens of CIearfeld and vicinity. Profess
siOnal calls promptly attended 10. Office on
South East corner of Sd and Market Streets.
Oct l. lS65-6mp
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One of the sages says: Don't go to law
unless YOU have nothing to lose: Lawyers
houses are built on fools heads
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A 1. SHAW Dealer in Drugs, Patent Medicines
"A. Fancy Articles, etc. and Proprietor of DIR.
Boyer's West Branch Bitters, Market Street,
Clearfeld, Pa June Is, 20.
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yIIM. REED. Market Street cIearfeId, Pa,
w Fancy Dry Goods, White Goods. Notions.
Embroideries, Ladies and Gents Furnishing
Good, etc. June Is, 70.
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Al THORN, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND
n SURGEON, having located at Kylertown.
Pa, offers his professional services to the cit:
zens OF that place and vicinity. ISep .29-ly
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WY ALBERT, L BROS. Dealers in Dry q ood.
w Groceries, ,lIardwa QueeHsnare. Flour Ba-
con, etc, " Woodland. CIearfeld county Pa also
extensive dealers in all kinds of sa we'd lumber
shingles, and square timber. Orders solicited.
Woodisn Pa. Aug. 9th. 1879
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7 B. GRAHAM & SONS, Dealers in Drv-Geods
- Groceries, Hardware, Queensware Wooden
ware, Provisions, etc, Market 81, CIearfeld. Pa
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TFHo'S MCCULLOUGH, ArroRSEYs-Ar-LAw,
L Ciearfeld, Pa. All legal business prompt
IL attended to. Get q. 1869.
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TEoRGE C. KIRK, Justice of the Peace. Sur
VI veyor and Conyeyancer. Luthcrsburg, Pa.
All business entrusted to him will be promptly at
tended to. Persons wishing TO employ Survey
or will do well to give him call. as be hatters
himself that he can render satisfaction Deeds
papers promptly and neatly executed jeS'7o-yp
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TT F. BIGLER 4 Co., Dealers in Hardware
HI. and manufacturers of Tin and Sheet iron
varo, Second Street. CIearfeld. Pa. Mar 70
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II BUCHER SW0OPE, Attorney at Law. Clear
IL. field, Pa. OfEce in q Graham's Row four doo-s
west of Graham Boynton's store. Nov. 10.
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II f, NAUGLE, Watch and Clock Maker. and
IL. dealer in Watches, JoHelry, &c. Room in
Graham srow, Marketstrcct. Nov. I6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-01

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

Quiet Eection-Cutey is Disgruntled and
Won't Tote-GeneralLee accepts the Pre-
sidency Of the Valley Rallroad-C Colonel
HdrmGn.
LEXINGTON, VA, July %, 1870.
We had to-day one Of the most quiet elCc-
tons for town officers that any community
has ever been blessed with. A "whte
mans ticket" headed by our present
Mayor, was brought out, and our colored
felow-citiZens were so well persuaded that
opposition would he useless that they stayed
from the polls-only four of them voting
during the whole day. What q blessing il
they could dl,uays take this view of the sltu-
alton.
Your correspondent learns from an au-
thentic source that General Lee has written
letter, to be read in Staunton ut the meet
ing on Friday next, formally accepting the
presidency OF the Valley railroad, which
Colonel Hartman resigned in his favor. 1t is
understood that. General Lee is to have an
assistant, and that his duties are to be so
arranged as not to conflict materially with
his duties rs president of Washington Col
lege.
CUR people seem to appreciate the valua-
Die services of Colonel Hartman in pushing
forward the subscription to the Valley rail-
road with such wonderful energy, and his
unselfish resignation of the office of Presi-
dent Just as he has gotten matters in shape
20 make it valuable to him. Our people are
disposed to join the Gazette in saying
Three cheers for Marse Mike" !!
LEXINGTON
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M THE LIFEsUsTAINiNG PRIN.

Me- THE LIFE-SUSTAINlNG PRIN.
CIPLE.-The vital and the muscular systems are
entirely distinct from each other. man may
have tie Drawn of Hercules, but II be is def.
Gent in vital energy he viii not wear as we'll, or
last &C long, or be rs healthy and happy while he
does last as the man of ordinary, or even slender
build, who possesses larger share of this anima-
ting principle. One fthe greatest recommended
lions Of that pure vegetable iuyigorant, HOS
LETTERS STOMACH B1TTERs, is that 1t in
creases the vital force Of the system. No medicine
can double the volume of a mans muscle or
thicken and yulca nize his thews and sfnews; but
Hostetter's Bitters has an effect much more I'M
portant. Its use promotes constitutional Vigor.
1t re-inforces the life-power. Of which bone and
sinew and muscle are merely she lnstrunents,
holding the same relation to II that machinery
doei to steam. Let the slight and apparently
fragile take heart; they may have more STAMINA
though far less physical strength than tns ofoa1-
shouldered athletes they regard wlth envy. Io
restore, to sustain, TO increase, tnls stdmM n,
principle. which, when In full supply, Is tne
source Of health and this best guarantee or ION
peyity IS special property OF the famous restora-
tive 1t is not only specific for DYSPEPSIA, bilious
ness Intermittent feyers, constipation. &C., ana
preventive OF al diseases OF mslarlons charac-
ter but the best Of all medicines for strengthening
tire constitution and awakening the powers OF ma
ture from whatever cause they may nave become
letharyic. au1- deod&wlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-01

Iindsay-Mr. Davis taking the ring five
times ia succession. but Mr. Lindsay peat
ing him by taking 1t sac times Witnous miss
Thecoronation took place tonight In the
presence of an immense crowd. Major
Dorman was again pressed into service, and
made a chaste, appropriate, and beautiful
address, In which he briefly spoke of the ap.
propriateness of having the smiles of wo-
man to crown The manly efforts of brave
knights, and Of the respect with which wo-
man has ever been treated in Virginia, and
especially in this beautiful valley. He elo-
quently exhorted the young men present to
see that it continued to be thus as long rs
this green grass grows or these clear streams
glisten in their emerald beds.
The queen and maids were then crowned
in the following order Queen Of Love ana
Beauty, Miss Hamrick, of Augusta; First
Maid Of Honor, Miss Lacy, of Lynchburg
Second Maid of Honor, Miss Ruff, of Lex
ington.
If your correspondent approved of para
ding before the public the personal charms
or minute descriptions of the dresses Oh
the ladies, there would be much that ne
might say Of the Queen and her maids. But
he deems all that more fitting for the PR ,
vate circle than for the newspapers, anu
must refer the curious to some enterprlsing
reporter who wrote his account yesterady.
We close for the mail while strains OF m9-
sic are waited from the ballroom, ana SOUNDS
that are not musical come from an opposlle
J;roction VIAToR.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from ROekhridSe Baths.

Grand Tilt betreen knights Of augusta ana
Rockbridg e-EoQuent Charge to thu
knights by Major J. B. Dorman-Lertng
ton Croarns an augusta Lady Queen
Coronation Exercises.
RooKBRIDGE BATHS, July 30, 1870.
The interest Of this enchanting retreat is
very much enhanced to-day by grand tour.
nament, in which the knights of Augusta
have accepted the challenge Of the knights
of Rockbridge.
By stage, and omnibus, and carriage, last
night and this morning, Il number of per.
sons came in from Lexington, and to-day
they have poured in from all the surround.
ing country by every mode of conveyance.
and many on foot. The proprietors have
eXerted themselves to minister to the com.
| fort of their guests, and the universal YER
dict seems to be that they have met with q
very decided success.
At II O'Clock the bugle sounded, and
Chief Marshal j. L. Bryant, assisted by Mir
Hugh Adams, mustered the knights and
formed them in front OF the judges stand,
where the regulations We're read and the
programme announced.
The following knights entered the lists
Henry A. Mccormick, "Thirteen Stars -
| J. Newton Davis, Champagne Charlie y
William Brown, t"Red Cloud )" Horatic
Lindsay, "Rockbridge Baths )" J. P
| VFerrall, "ParnassuS ;" Henry G. Snider,
"WeSt Augusta ;" James NJ. Adams,
Smithfeld !" John G. Carson, ono. Il -
| Alexander Hartman, "Fairyiew )" William
\. Mackey, g Indian Mound; )" Rice Bru
beck, Motfett's Creek" DR.. John 4
| Kerr, Shamrock" Ohio Hull, "Mary
lands" James Jordan, Buena Vista :" C.
w. Davis, Lone Starr" and Green Kerr,
"Augusta."
The knights were all in costume, and pre-.
| sented a very pretty appearance as they
rode gaily forward.
Major Dorman, having been selected to
| deliver the charge, made graceful and fit
| ting address. lie spoke of the advantages
Of public amusements properly controlled
and directed, and illustrated his position
| by Il number OF admirably chosen examples
from ancient and modern history.
The address was received with liyeliest
satisfaction, and the knights gave three
| rousing cheers for the orator. The riding
was in the main very good, though some OF
the horses were not we'll trained, and that
OF the successful knights Very fine. The
contest for the first honor was very close
between MIR. j. ?. OFerrall (Knight Of Par.
nassus) and MIR. Alexander Hartman Knight
of "Fairyiew They each took the ring
four times out Of five; but MIR. o Ferrall
finally won the privilege Of browning the
Queen, and Mir. Hartman the second honor.
The contest for the third honor was very
close between Mr.. Newton Davis and Mr.
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North Carolina.

The Raleigh Standard publishes the pub.
dc confession of sixteen citizens of Ala.
nance county, North Carolina, to the effect
that they have been members of secret
organization styled the "White Brother.
hood" or Constitutional Union Guard"
and that they have withdrawn from it, and
are sorry for what they have done. I,
is the old story of the reign of terror--the
towards and knaYes turn States evidence,
end publish their own shame to the world
Among the sixteen is one Mr.. JAMES E.
BoYD, who was nominated by the Demo-
Gratis of Alamance for the Legislature.
HOLDEN had him arrested his wife got
sick; he begged to sec HOLDEN was al
lowed to do so-being escorted by guard
TO Raleigh for the purpose. Result OF in
terview BoyD Is bailed and publishes his
eonfession-heaping odium on the friends
whose appreciation he had sought, and
whose honors he had accepted. These peo-
pie are, by their own public confessions,
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TstE5
to which the citizens attached mucn I'M
tuortance. The late General Assembly
amended the act of the incorporation OF
Farmville, giving the town u mayor, nine
councilmen, and other officers. Inc nrss ma
election. under the new charter. was held
/, on the 2sth July, 1870. 5L,,o,, ,u.,o,
The Conservative and Republican parties
each had tickets to be voted for: Inc Tor
1ner was headed by DR.. Wv. II: Ihack-
ston as mayor, and the latter had the nalne
Of J. Seymour Holmes, Esq, Us tne, caaai.
.. date for the same office. Two nunaIsu OF
more ballots had been deposited III tne oox'
take in the manuscript furnished the printer
the Republicans were voting ZOE nlns
a" Trustees" instead of "Councilmen =
mentioned in the charter. The election,
however, continued, and resulted In the
choice of DR.. Thackston CONSERVATIVE by
eleven votes over bis competitor. 1t Is al
legged that but for the mistake referred TO
the Republican ticket Except LOT mayor
,, would have led the Conservative nomlna-
ton by about dozen votes. Inc conHils.
sioners of election return the Conservative
councilmen.
Whether Farmville, ambitious OF lmlta-
ting its METROPOLITAN neighbor Richmond,
will have an election contest over IT'S munt'
cipal officers has not yet TRANSFERRED. IL II
creditable to all parties to see that there Was
an entire absence of angry feeling IN the
election, and that there is no difference Of
opinion on the admitted fact that the
mayor-elect, most respected cltlzen ana
gentleman, will discharge the duties OIL Ms
trust with great fidelity and with entire
satisfaction to. all parties;
There are pleasing evidences of returning
prosperity in old Prince Edward. The
farmers wear more cheerful look. The
crops-especially of corn and tobacco-are
fully equal to the most successful OF The
late years. planting. It is supposed that
the buyers of the "weed" have made pro.
fits on the past years adventures, and the
"good time coming" it is hoped, is not far
off. The gentlemen from the North who
own and are working farms i'll this county
and Cumberland command the confidence
and respect generally of all who have had
the good fortune to make their acquaint-
ance. They all seem to be very diligently
engaged in the commendable employment
of attending to their own business.
The high bridge is rapidly progressing to
completion, and the belief is that trains can
pass over this great iron structure by the
18th August. 1t is also asserted that the
contractors will assert the right to charge
the company for the use of the bridge till
the 1st September, when by their contract
they must deliver it. What foundation
there is for such rumor we know not.
HAMPDEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-01

MAcGREeoR who navigated the waters in
the Holy Land in his canoe, gives passing
notice of the expedition with which Anne,
ricans ado their sightseeing" One eve
ming he met an American at his tent near
the Jordan, the next morning he was gone.
They are $50 uncommon quick" MAC.
GREGoR gives the following dialogue
between two American tourists at q
hotel:
"Bcn to Jurden, SIR"
eyes, sip; come back 4:S5 this after
noon."
Road-how's that ?"
oval, sir, its rough-that's so: Nothin'
particular to see but scalded hills. Come
back by Marsaba and Neby-(Jane, what do
they call it?) You goin' to Jurden: Take
my word the Dead sea is only dull-like
place, sir"
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,n,nsacbea and theil. testimony made q III

.,rnpeached and their testimony made Of lit.
tie value.
HOLDEN IL both cunning and unscrupu'
lous. He has managed very adroitiy 20
spread alalm and apprehension amongst the
timid and fearful He thinks, and probably
,ustlv that there are enough Of these when
;o;nrd to his own secret "leagues" to give
him the victory in the State. His GOODNESS
in dcnouncing secret political ORGANIZATIONS,
white himself being 4 beneficiary OF tha'
sort Of party organization, Is quite reinaf 4
able. ,..,. ..... o,oo
We are glad that the North Carolina e'ee'
so,s will take place at so early a DAY q
next Thursday. The disgracclui ana OUT
rayeous scenes now occurring therc, "hlch
ha,.o heen gotten up to bear upon the cleo
tions, will probably end as soon as they
are over.
Rut there is one thing that will not end,
that is the bad effect of the usurpation Of
mower by the Governor in time Of peace,
and his trampling upon the courts, the con
stitutional and legal tribunals for the pun.
ishment of crime and the protection of the
citizen. That does not wind up with the
elections. 1t is the sown wind-the seeded
retribution-the embalmed revenge. Power
that is corrupt never thinks of the future
It never considers that it may at some day
need the protection Of the laws and trlou.
nails it now scorns and stamps upon. Ano
so, by their own act, those who misuse II
rob themselves of the only shield upon
which they could rely when others succeed
to the power which they have so Viiely
abused. Parties are nothing, principles
everything in the administration of public
affairs. The great grievance to the country
is the outrages upon the laws and upon the
public peace and safety by the atroclous
corruptions and usurpations OF bad men
such as we see now in power in North Caro-
linn
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NJ NISHLER,S HERB BITTERS.-

RI5 MISHIER HEKB BIT Eho.-
This Celebrated tonic and stimulant Will restore
the digestive organs to perfectly healthy state.
II will thoroughly eradicate all morbihc matter
from the blood cleanse the entire system. and pro-
dnce the most vigorous action Of the different or
gans of The human body. II Is the great blood pu-
rifer and infaliblc remedy for dyspepsia; cnoisra
cramps In the stomach, headache resulting from
q defanged stomach, AID also that harassing
disease sick headache, biliousDess, &c. me Iact
that I'm all parts of the laud the medical faculty
nrescrihe HISaLER'S HERB BITTERS for their
patients who are afflicted with these diseases,
Should con vince the most sceptical that TINS pro-
can rely as absolutely efTlcacous In curing su oh
diseases as we have enumerated above; solu ny
all druggists. Price one dollar per bottle.
Ill l-dend,1wlw
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SPECIAL NOTTC1s
~~>~>N>~--~~1>-oss
NJ ICE-GREAMi i
My SALOON Is now supplied Win,
PURE CREAM.
q osdsrs must be sent DAY BEFORE a.,
pied s@ ANDREW ANToHI, sp'
"" Main street below poss-osS,.
,~JULY 6rH, 1870.
T. r. PRICE &rG

T. r. PRICE &rco.;,
corner Eleventh and Main, nearly onno.,..
office, are opening daily for the sum,n.s po"s
new und choice STAPLE and FANfTv LATE
GOODS, .sf.l.. pEf
IRISH LINENS, LINEN sHEETlgss
TOWELLfNGs, COTTON sHEETrgns
BLEACHED COTT0NS, HUCYABACKs
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, BOMR tz1,e e.
TAMESE, GRAPE Wells and COLLARS
HOSIERY, GAUZE VESTS
READy-MADE SHIRTS (rarranted,
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, SUN SHADES A.,
"A striking bargain is offered in 500 to ga 49,.
CHECKED and STRIPED FRENCH and IA
PANESE SILKS at less than importer, coz,
beautiful goods for walking suits or for ,o,on,n.,
at watering places.
New assortment PRINTS ut 10, La, lie, ac A..
Buyers either ut retail or wholesale thew iny,,.
a call from, as upon their frs. floor will hc a.
hibited duplicates Of their elegant stock OF payss
GOODS, &C., any Of which will be cut a, Iowa,
jobbipg rates. -...-
jye, a.... .. T. B. PRICE L Co
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England and the War.

The news from England turns out exactly
as we expected. The Government has no
idea of taking hand in the Wharf.-The in
dignation of the Times against France not
withstanding. Indeed, there was no good
ground for the interference of England, save
SO far as she might deem it proper to pro-
tect Belgium. This we have no doubt she
has attended to through her minister to
France. NAPOLEON has no doubt given sat
isfactory assurances, and England will fur,
nish supplies as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-01

THE PRussIAN PoLICY.-We have re-
ceived from Messrs. WEST & JOHNSTON q
little book entitled "Origin of the Bis
MARcK Policy &c. This policy is de-
scribcd and defined in the curious instruc-
tons given by the Great FREDERICK to his
nephew. They arc characteristic, quaint,
and piquant, enough for FREDERICK but
it is presuming a little to offer this remarka-
BILE document as the origin Of the BISMARCK
,n1iny,
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DIED.,
N-r@-
1T .SS

On the 9th of July, 1870, 1T the residence OF her
husband Nr. W. G. Shelton. in Hanover county
va. OF heart disease, Mrs. MARY s. SHELF
In the tifty-sixth year of her age.
BLESSED are the dead who die in the Lord. NJ;
giouS Herald, please copy.
On the evening of July SOth, at hal!-past I;
NJ, LAWRENCE WARING, son of Is. IL. al''
s. T. Duesberry aged nine months ana ma Two ushs
theirs residence (AIr. James II. Peayl, corner OF
Twenty -ninth and Clay streets, THIS talondsS)
NOR SIN(; The 1st instant mt ID O'CLOCK
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asaIsEaxAE aOTaUEs.
BERLIN. July 30, 1870:

NtkH Msa BERLIN, July 90, lS70ss
/ nT LATEsTpIsPATCH FROM Bis
MaESa sSrsss .onas hs by so1Ds down
for btsF LTsToCR which order he reluctantly
lover than the lowest /; but being . subject Of
Prussia, he obeys the mandate, and isnow Offering
bis weil-selecte& stock Of - u N M E DRY
GOODS, embracing every style and variety Of
STABLE and FAMCY~DkY 60 Ds 20 De found
III any frst-cfass establishment, at prtces which
defy competition. Cali and be convinced for
Yourselves that the cheapest store 70 be found In
fhe city As rGDLDBAGK's. hare received to-
day more OF those neutrality-suspicious. Linen
Hsndkef chiefs at 5c.,- Linen Towels at 1oc., and
ROBERTS'S CELEB Rated r AR A B Q A
NkEDL ES formerly kept BY William N. Bell q
A. GOLDBaCK's, No. COZ Brosd street.
aui between Sixth and Seventh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-01

Er FRECKLES AND TAN.-MEADE
BAKERS FRECKLE LOTION will remove
freckles and tan and improve the complexion. It
Is entirely free of any ingredient that can posi-
bly, he Injurious
Price. soc. vial ~ 2s-2w +,