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q. COMMERCIAL.
) CoRH AND FLoUB R<cgarax,s
HIeHhoNr. Va. Nov. Is, ta5u, I

RIcHhoFr. Vas. Nov. %, 1870,
eFrEHLs1s. -,
WAsas.-White s,asg bushels. Red, as7s bush.
oer1.-- White. ESQ Bushels. {. ssraw-eolorsd, d
OGt8..--6H bushels. 100 $50 ~ 1
Rue.-so bushels. sssf.4 49, sf..a
IHe1l.s 20 bushels. s-sf- .S sassr,ti (
MIL l61L bushels. rss%
Wheat White. so Bushels at a. IS: s72 bushels nj
81 sa bushels nj 81 o bushels hsg Terv aoo a
at 8l62s ?1a bu ie's at 81 40 - hueheis ut S1: IL
bushels ct sLs2s; $50 bushels at s1.20 800 bushels
bushels a. sLss 100 Bushels AZ ii %. ! Total
Wheat..Red, ssa bushels good at slss 100 bush
bushels n at 81 ss Bushels az s bushes
at s2A; 100 buahes ut sl.l7s: 67obushels good on
private terms; 81 bushels ut &l.o2A aas bushels at
az bushes at siao; 30 bushels 1t 81 Is. Totai
;. oorn:-White. 100 bushels new on private terms;
colored 80 bushels at SOC. Mixed liz bushels very
good new ut soc. $780, -
fOGts.- 662 bushels at 4sc. r. /;
: iRye.--eo bushels foul st size. - /
Meals bushels at &c. ls4st. /
MIL 0GdI.-12s bushels at 1c. per pound.
RE-ExHTBITEDs
WheGt..-White, sls bushels.
Cor7.-Whlts, $50 bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings OF grain on Change to-day were;
1874 bushels white and 572 bushels red, against
1o4o bushels white and 5sa bushels red on the CORE
spending date oflast year showing vast increase,
which must be higIy encouraging TO the public
spirited men who projected and put In operation
the Exchange, and to citizens at large, for the
more wis at and other grain sold In this market
the greater the beus TT to all parties engaged here
In trade OF whatsver kind.
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D ICHMOND AND DANYILLE Rail-

y
~ ROAD.-PASSENGEH SCEEDULG:I1D5
GOING SoUTH.-Lynchburg and DanS1ls pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily lexcopt SunSSysl
at 9l5 A. M; lesge Burkeville daily except bdEs
days) at / P. NJ. arrive ut Danyiie datly!lsx.
cegs ssndaysl az $50 2, 4 IaR9T s,t nal ,, %.
p. NJ; leaves Danyille daily at iss a. u" strives
at Greensboro daily at LOS "A. IL .atG}s. VIZ
Come NoRTH.--Lynchburg aud DanVtHe pas.
aengers leave Danv11e daily except Srnceysl .st
7:46 A. N. leave Burkeyflle daily except Syn
dayo) at i p. M. arrive sc Rlchsaond !. dai!y
Except Sundays) at 3:as P. NJ. THROUGH MALL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daily 81 l;lS
A. NJ; leayes Danytlle daily &C a3s A. Nj ~
riyes at Richmond daily OF IL :o6 A, ID. va -
The Lynchburg and Danyirle Passenger Train
connects at Burkeyille with the trainS on tina
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk Lynch.
burg, and all stations on the eonthstde an9i viz
sinia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox.
s ma sli important points South and SOUTHWEST
The Through Mail and -Expressi connecn
at Greensboro with the trains on the North CSrc-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusts, -.
yannah, Macon, Mobile, MONTGOMERY, &ci DC. !;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, iPfedsricRs.
burg and Potomac, CHESAPEAKE and ONO, ana
Richmond and York River railreadss :, sim
SLEEPING CARS and HTLEHS PATEHT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the. through. xpress
train. !a:g(:rT.3 THOMAS DOUADhAHs.
4. ~ sFsA'f
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Election Of President.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 25.-To-day General
Rosecranz was elected President of the
Army of the Cumberland.
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Shit for Islander.

Suit for SIander.
PORTLAND, MAINE, Nov. 25.-Geo. Grit
fifth, editor Of the Press, sues John NJ. Ad-
ans, editor Of the Argus, for 500, 900 DAM
ages for defamation of character. A keeper
has been put into the argus office.
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-pIeHMOND AND + YORK RIVER
Hi. RAILROAD. '4s5ss, 3 $500

On and after MONDAY. Oct. ~, 1870, the trains
on this road will be runas follows s,t,t, y,issr,
~. Is. PASSENGER TRAIN
: GOING EAsT.-Eeaves Richmond sdaffy kt Ills
P. NJ. !; arrive at " est Point daily at 3:iaP. NJ
GONG 'WEsT.--Leaye West Point daily ct "a.
n. arrive at Richmond daily az 15:s5 a. NJ g..
Trains connect ut West Point daily except
Sunday with ,FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS for
landings on York river, Yorktown, and. Bslti"
s'FaaE.-To, river landings, o. 50; 20 sBait-
more, 81. ,t.sss3 fit + ~ -,5{s,5G sS3 ~
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED. EYal IS 10 ,JiySssT
Leave Richmond daily Except Moadayl atS
Monday at O'Clock P. n. -! - .scAf: S'fs-fF
..s THROUGH FREIGHT aaflHn
For BALTIMORE and oil points NORTH and
WEST. Received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through bills Of Iadtng given to slf prominent
>. - :, WILLIAM B. .ENos,ps
- oc q Freight and Ticket Agent.
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1gTNCE-MEAT, EcE-MEAa.--5. teee0
vI pounds & &c RI " " i Z
World put mp In baffais Ia.s ~
nofai.kespers, bakers, end gyoeery llss ~
fsr tho ard sela 8 ~
~ r. III Sse - 'sses- ia AAia ssssses
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF NEW YORK.
., ORGANIZED IN 1858. ~. .,t
ALL POLICIES NON FoEFEITABLE.
ONE-THIRD LOAN GIVEN. r.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
s STATEMENT: -.as %.
Poc1e5 IN uoV
Assets. ~
annual INCOME. Aioooooe
LOSBeS palQ. oVViVes
W. Fl. PECKHAM, President;
W r. HOOKER, Vice.President; s. =
Z. HcADAMs Secretary and Actuary;
10. G. CEENCH, Assistant Secretary.
SECURITY, CHEAPNESS, LIBERALTTY,
PROGRESS and SUCCESS, mark and distin-
guish the management of this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER & CO.,
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina.
WILLIAM Li'VENSTEIT,
Agent for Richmond,
.-a, Office, No. 902 Main street.
DR.. J. G. CADELL, Medical Examiner. no2
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CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFEC-
TON OF APATIENT sEvENTY-EIeHT
YEARS OF AGE-THANKs TO
MR. HELMBoLD. j. n
~ =. GrRAsp, PA, March u, 1869.

Editor Cosnopolfte:
desire as an unsolicited tribute TO the merits OF
Helmbo,d,s Buchu, and for the benefit OF those
similarly afflicted as myself to say that after con-
shifting many eminent physicians, and trying
nearly all the best advertised remedies In the vain
hope of finding relief from aggravating kidney
and bladder diseases, from which have suffered
excessively for many years, good fortune finally
suggested to me Helmbold's Buchu, which COM
menced using with little faith, and no apparent
beneficial results for about month. Att the e1pi-
ration OF that time, however, thought COM
menced to experience slight relief, which encou-
ragged me to persevere in its use, and now at the
expiration Of four months, although am an In
firm old man, nearly seventy-eight years Of age,
and consequently medicines cannot be expected 70
favorably effect me as they otherwise would.
have found such unspeakable relief and perma-
nent benefit from Mr.. Helmbold's valuable dis
covery that feel ought publicly to record the
fact. az an acknowledgment to him and q valuable
suggestion to the public.
Yours, respectfully,
- 49, d. H: LAREN.
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NTEW LEATHER AND
~ - -. FINDING HOUSE,
~ -, r, 1919 CARY STREET. !.
The subscriber calls the attention OF all IN need
NJ S0LE LEATHER, CALF SKINS, KlPS- SIDE
TSATHER, Innings, and such other articles
as are usually found In Lea her ana Flnd1ng
house, to his stock. Purchased on the nost 90.
vsntageous terms, he can offer them as low as shey
cay s rs ,rt LEATHER, Of the different grades
FRENCH and AMERICAN CALF ana al. ale
SIDE LEATHER, Innings.
THREADS, NAILS, &C., &C.
Call and examine.
Mr. NICHOLAS DEVEREux, long known to
the trade and to dealers, and thoroughly CONVEX,
SAINT with the business, can be found with me. ano
would he glad to see and walt on bis old iflenW
1919 Cary ST.. between Eth and 18th.
GTEAMDYEING ESTABLISHMENT.-
OiDYEING, SECURING, CLEANING, AND
SPoNGISG.-Partieuaar attention given 70 the
securing or carpets and cleaning Of kid gloves.
Fancy dyeing in any color desired Fun satfsfEc-
ton guaranteed. Gallon
= -. @ E LEWIS LINNEMAN,
No. 40 Broad street, between FeuI th and Fifth,
- 80 Richmond, Va. u
In addition 10 the above, have recently estab-
nshed PRINTING DEPk ETMEAT, and wiz
print ali kinds Of silk and woollen goods. Sar1-
plss Of my printing oan DO seen ut my stsr<
! 70 31-d&Wsm
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AZTEC
TON OF LONG sTANDINe-sT STONE
PASSED AND TO BE SEEN. 49,
WEsTPoRT, CONN.,, September 4 lss0.
n. r. HelplboId, Esq: -
Dear Sir,-I commenced taking your Extract
Of Buchu ~ about two weeks since for an afection
ofthe gravel, bladder, and kidneys. Ihave suffer-
ed by spells, very much, for few days past. But
Yesterday relief came through the effect Of your
"Buchu.r A stone passed from my bladder about
the size of large pea, and now feel perfectly
well and entirely free from the pain that have
suffered with 80 hard. attribute my cure to your
medicine entirely, and would recommend all per-
cons similarly affected to try it. have great
faith In its curative powers. 49, s1,e
Yours, truly, THOMAS ]. BENNETT.
REFERS TO ....~@ sse
Rev. WILLIAM COGsWELL, Westport, Conn.
J. L. G. CANNON, Druggist. " estport, Conn.
II. B. WHEELER, Esq. Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, ESQ.,, Westport, Conn.
DE. WAKEMAN, BEADING Conn.
r, w. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, Few
York city and many others, II necessary.
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PROPOSALS.

ERxOGVSAR<Ss ,
RICHMOND, Nov. oath, 1870.
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i for the following supplies for City Aims.
house for quarter ending February %, 18Th st
VIM. JENkINS'S Main street, up to TO ESDAY
the Goth OF November at II NJ: :.
2,3.3 lbs. c. r. SIDES,
1856 lbs. M ass PORK, s.''r.
49, s9l lbs. FRESH BEEF, a
mond inspection;
90, os5 lbs. CORN MEAL. boltedi
2Is lbs. WHITE BEANS, ~
$40 lbs RICE, '...'... .-"
los lbs. RIO COFFEE, green;
1875 las. BLACK TEA, '''-- 90. 'f
ASST lbs. BROWN SUGAR.
800 lbs. ga, SUGAR. 10 -..,.....
IS gallons VINEGAR,
l. l0S lbs. SOAP, 49,
sacks SALT, ~
40 bushels IRISH POTATOES,
80 bbls. HEARINGS, gross
2a8 gallons MOT ASSES,
10 lbs. BED PEPPER, '' .r.
Is lbs. GREEN TEA.
Chairman Committee for Relief Of the Poor'
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO. FAIL
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDA z, esd Octo-
1o7o- the % A n


~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDA z, Esd 0cto-
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win run as
MAIL TRAIN VIM run DAILY between Riohs
mono and White Sulphur Springs except Suncsy,
between Gord0nsvtlle and " bite Snlphurl: Leave
Richmond at 8 a. M.; arrive a White sulphur ~
1oP. NJ. Leave White sulphur at a3y "A A., spo
arrive at Richmond AT s:5o p. NJ, making Gloss
connections at Gordonsville ana Chariotsesvine
with Oraage, Alexandria and Manassas Tai1r0sc
Philadeiphia, New York, Boston, &c.; also ior
Lynchburg,, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans, Montgomery. Mobile, 30. i,.ls1 H.
Going West, passengers dine at GordonsViue
and sup at Covfngton. Going East, breakfast as
staunron and dine ut GordonsVile. .. y 500
This train connects with stages az follows: igoG
At staunton for Lexington. Natural Bridge, and
At Millboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miieai
and Warm Springs, is miies. ~ .J.fH ~ 49,
|. At " hite Sulphur Springs for Lew1sburg amues;
THROUGH TICKE Ts fssued to al points
North. West and Southwest nIn, ,n,s.,r ,'0h
| i,.,. -. JAMES r. NETHERLANUs
ocl7'' General Ticket Agent
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Mr.. Laren refers to the following geuticmsnI: /
Colonel DAN RICE, Girard, Pa;
CHARLES STOW, Esq, Girard, Pa, editor Of
Coen,opolite; - al-a
GEORGE Fl. CUTLER, Girsrd, Pa, Attorney;
c. J. HINES, Grard, Pa, Attorney;
Captain b. w. HUTCHINSON, Girard Pa, At
torney; ],
DAVID OLIN, Girard, Pa, Merchant;
DAVID Z. DAY, Girsrd, Pa, Merchant;
c. F. ROCKWELL; Girard, Ps. ,lMerchsnt;
b. G. ELY Girard, Pa, Druggist
: .t11@ tSs fF,3 I So. IS 4: 4
AaE FOE
HELMBoLD's.s ~
j TAKE NO oTHER.
Sold BY druggists and dealers everywhere.
Price, siss per 6ctsiss Of six bettlss sos sss.
| 'DellYeredt to any address. II ss
Describe symptoms In al eommunicasions'
Address -
DRUa AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, I
soa BRoADWAyaEEW YoRK.
None are genuine unless Gone Up In aI Ell EEL
lENGRAvED WRAPPER vita fac-simile Of nsl
Chemical Warehouse and sisnsd
! san-an u d RHEaEspLA
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG n. K.iCos,1.
RIcHMoND Oct. 2os 1870. $50

RICHMOND AND fKTERSBURG h, K.C0sS1.
RIcHMoND Oct 2o 1870. 49,
VyHE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
L run as follows: ~ ~,
Leave Richmond at 3:45 A. NJ. and also r. NJ.
Leave Petersburg ut 10 A. n. ana Jos z, ID.
Freight and Accommodation train, with psseexs.
ger car attached, will leave Richmond; daily ats
4. M, and Petersburg daily, at $50 a. n. tsnu-
days excepted). r..
SUNDAYS, and the 7:ss 7. ". train Will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. .t,,a.s..gs..
Passengers for Norfolk win take the36o p. H.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
The passenger coach attached 70 the coal train
Leave Glover Hin a: a. M, connecting st
Chester with the accommodation train PaSsen.
gers returning will take the $50 r.. NJ. train con.
~ - THOMAS H. WINNIE,
..,f. s54r- .ifT Superintendent
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DROPOsALS FOR WOOD FOR TIE
I RE,IEF OF THE POOR OF The ClIf
OF RICHMOND will be received Until T TgEH-
SAND CORDS OF PINE WOOD, to be delivered
between now and the LIST of February. BONG ana
security will be required forthe prompt delivery
OF the same.
ssa Committee for the Relief Of the Poor,
No o. I'd No. 1922 Main street.
rnHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, AU-
1 thorized by an act OF the Legislature Of Viz
ginia, passed January 80, 1851 creating bon. ID
q. WISE, P. T. MOORE, T. Z. BALLAkD. ana
others, a body corporate for the benefit OF the
"Widows and Orphans Of the Southern states,
invites PROPOSALS from parties disposed 70
contract for the privileges conferred by the char
ter. ..,
factory secu ity for the punctual fullment OF Inc
terms of the contract.
For further Information. address the undersigned
until the BOTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, at 2oi
l->' G. o. TOMPK1Ns,
no l7-dtd Managing Director.
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PLANTATION BITTERS.
S, T.--1S60A-X,

p This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet-an-
-chor of the feeble and de-
bilitated. AS a tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid, it has no equal
among stomachics, AS a
remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is
superseding every other
stimhlant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or ffigid,
it acts as a specific in every
species OF disorder which
tlndermines 8 the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal ryll spirits. For sale,
by all druggists. ,sa diis
mario sw
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Richards. S.Uninn.

The Richland Sunday School
Union will hold its second in
stitute at the Mt. Zion Church,
on the 2Sth day of May, 1870,
commencing at half past 8 A.
M. All friends OF the Sunday
School are cordially invited to
come and bring we'll filed bas.
kets. Prominent among the
speakers are Rev. @. II. War
rem, Rev. E. Nickle, Rev. Jos
Hoff hines and Prof. M. r
Barnes. Several other minis.
ters are expected to be pres.
ent. We anticipate a good
time. Let us have a big crowd,
W. S. GROW, Chairman.
J. S. HUM, Sec'y.
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Decoration Day.

IT is earnestly requested,
that all persons that are desir>
GUS of showing their repect for
the Soldier dead, lying in our
graveyard, will meet at the
Court House, on Saturday eve.
ming, at 8 o'clock P. M
The meeting is for the pur-
pose of instituting a pro.
gramme OF exercises, for the
30th of May, 3, e,a.,
We are informed by VIM. j.
Rannells, the lato Post Com.
mander of Fenton Post, that
1T will not be possible for the
Post to turn out as an organ
ization. ''a 'n - aa
1t is hoped that all will take
a personal interest in these
matters, and turn out en- masse
on the evening above men
toned, and take the prelimina.
.ry steps necessary to the per-.
formance Of these solemn dq,
ties, in q fitting manner. ) =
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Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, PROOF
Spirits and refuse Liquors, doctored,
spiced and sweetened to please the
taste, called "Tonics' "Appetlzers,"
"Restorers," &C., that lead the tippler
on to drunkenness and ruin but are
a true medicine, made from the ma.
tive roots and herbs of California,
free from all Alcoholic stimulants.
They are the GREAT BLOOD PURI-
FIER and LIFE GIVING PRINOI-
PIE, a perfect renovator and invigor-
ator of the system, carrying off all
poisonous matter and restoring the
blood to a healthy condition. No per-
son can take these bitters according to
directions, and remain long unwell. -.
800 will be given for an incura-
BILE case, provided the bones are not
destroyed by mineral poisons or other
means, and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point Of repair
For Inaflmmatorv and Chronic
RheuasSsn, and Gout, Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, Bilious, Remittent
and Intermittent Fevers, Disease Of
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder,
these Bltters have been most success
full. Such Diseases are caused by
Vltiated Blood, which is generally
produced by arrangement of the Di-
gestive Organs. .'. t. I'D.
| Cleanse the viiated blood whenever you find
| lis impurities bursting through the skin iD
pimPles. eruptions or sores: cleanse II when
| you find 1t obstructed and sluggish in the
| VEINS cleanse II when II n foul, and your feel.
| ings Will tell you when. Keep the blood pure
| ahd the health ofthe system will follow.
| PIN, TAPE, and other worms, lurking IN the
| 81 stem OF so many thousands, are effectuaily
destroyed and removed,
In bilious, remttent and Intermittent fe.
vers,thesc htters have no equai. Forhili dlrec.
tons read carefully the circular around each
bottle, printed in four langhages-- English,
| German, French and Spanish.
j. WALKER, Proprit tor, SO Commerce st.
N. y. r. II MCDONALD 8CO.,
Druggists, and general agents, San Francisco
and SSccf amento, California, and 80 & 80
Commerce ST., MY. ..
A8-S0LDBY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS
mar IL 1870 3m
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ALargo Variety Of Window Shade s.
THE new ART ICLE OF FOOD,

For twenty-five cents you
can buy ofyour Druggist or
Grocer a package of Sea
Moss Farine, manufactured
from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc
Mango, and a like quantity
of Puddings, Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo,
&C., &c, 1t is by far the
cheapest, healthiest and
most delicious food in the
world.
RAND SEA MOSS FARtNE co.
marlOsw So Park Place, N. \.
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Molfenkoph & Bogensohutz

Hereby. announce that they have opened
new aud fashionable, custom made boot and
shoe store, In Union block, Second St, near
the Post osice, where they will always keep
on hand and manufacture to order, in the
latest styles, everything IN their line, including
gents ladies' and misses, boous and shoes OF
all grades. .
fhey propose keeping stock ofgoods that
Willnot suffer IN comparison with that of any
ther establishment IN the city, and which will
be sold at the lowest living rates.
All work warranted. None but skillful
workman employed.
Call and examine our stock and prices. Re.
member the place, No. Union Block, near
Post Offica. noy25 1869.
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OBITUARY.

1.-THE following obituary notice OF
one ufour old citizens, whose death we
noticed at the time 1t occurred, was
sent to us sometime since but failed to
reach US until this week. I-ED. REC.
ORD.
SMITH. SNYDER was born In Fredera
lex county, State of Virginia, July 26
1900, and died OF cancer, March l, 1870.
He emigrated to Ohio in the year
1921, and settled in Vinton county,
where he has resided for the last 40
years. AS q man he was always no
tably tenacious of his political opin-
spirit aud praiseworthy politeness,
ions; but being possessed Of . liberal
he guarded against offepsiye utter
ances. In politics he stood identified
with the Republican party, since Its
organization. He was true and
loyal man to his country, and during
thelate rebellion he was always found
ready to make any sacrifice. rl .I
In the year 1929, he was married to
Miss Rachel Fry. To them were CIV
en- ten children, five of them died In
infancy, and five are now living, re-
siding each Of them withip-a a few
miles Of the old homestead.
AS citizen he was much esteemed
for his correct principles, cheerful
and kindly department. man Of
sound judgment. Always systematic
and orderly he gave directions con ;
cerning the mfaGtest details Of his
funeral sometime before his DEATH
Among his last requests was that
one hundred dollars Of his estate
should be paid to the Missionary So
ciety by his widow after his decease.
Suffering from acancer on the face,
during his last Illness, his sufferings
were by times severe in the extreme,
yet he bore them without murmur, OF
complaint. During his sickness ]
visited him, and found him an humble
penitent, seeking the mercy of God
In the pardon Of his sins. He lament
ed not having sought the Savior in
early life. While converslng with
him some two or three weeks before
his death, he said to me NJ have given
my heart, my all to God, have re-
signed myself into His hands, and
now l want an evidence Of my ac-
ceptance." He continued to labor, and
agonize with God, day and night
until God gave hin clear views VI
his acceptance. After having received
the evidence of hisiacceptahte with
God, he said to his friends Mt his bed
side, "All is well; / am prepared tC
60, The Lords will be lone." A
short time before his death, he select
ed the hymns and text to be used al
his funeral. A few minutes before
his death he seemed to be engaged
earnestly in prayer, and one of his
daughters lending over him, heard
him uttering the word glory glory
glorym Thus Communing with his
God he passed from time to eternity
He was an aifectionate husband, a
kind loving father. We .sympathise
deeply with the bercaved friends In
4 their loss. r. w,
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RUNsEY, RoAOs a REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers iu Dry Goods and Notions,
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite N Merchants and Fur
nacsmen to an examination Of their extensive
stock. They give special attention to
Ikeaping the best goods, and you will always
Knd their stock the largest and prices the
lowest. One Of their firm remains East to
give his entire tune In watching the markets,
and Ia buying for them. and hence their stock
. always fresh and always frst supplied with
the newest goods. They operate largely, do
hnsineason the principle Of the smallest prot
sis, and -praptioe ths spirit Of liberal accom-.
a,odation. Sep. lO-yl
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Dyspepsia and Rheumatism.

CHKsAxrso, Saginaw Co.. Mich, July 8, 1858.
Ds. @. W! RoBAck-Dear Sir My father,
now about sixty-four years old and has been,
for the last fve years, severely afflicted with
Dyspepsia and rheumatism, sttseded with
Reperal nervous arrangement; indeed to such
an extent, as 10 defy the medical skill Of our
best physicians. And can truly say, that
belieEeit was reserved for your Scandinavian
Remedies to perform what all other remedies
had failed 10 do-to work radical cure. For,
after taking box Of your Bloc Pills and q
bottle ofPurlfer, be began TO recover rapidly;
his appetite setnrned, the Rheumatic pains
ieft him, and he is now in ,he enjoyment Of
better health than he has enjoyed in the last
hhetn years, and is heavier in flesh than he
was ever before. And can not close this.
ithout spying, that believe your remedies
real .sad more than they are represented.
Yours respectful
ass sola JAMES B. TERRY.