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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-30

THOa. BRANCH CO., Of Richmond, VIII
d.scnntinue the banking business on the lst OF
nary next Mr. Thomas Branch has accepted the
Presidency oil the Merchants, National bark OF
picbmonI with Mr.. john Is. Morton tlate OF Ma.
sional Bsnk or virgtaa) as Cashier, and all bank.
Ing business hitherto conducted by Thos. BRANCH
Co will with consent Of irtics, oe
u that Bank. Customers and correspondent VII
nlesse take cottce Of the change, ard address Inc
Merchant National Bank Of Richmond.
de a3t q
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DpOMS TO RENT, WITH POWER. Ns
II te wish t. rent porti II Of our build Eli
.: g" ID use OF sitam power very suitable Tor d
. ..tc1 factory or any mechanic, Il husireSs.
j. ". CARDWEiL & CO..
Gary
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9itl1mond Dispatr'l'r.
DECEMBER 90, 1870

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
SEwspAPERs OF THE CITY. '' Il ~
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LUR RENT, that desirable BRICK
/ Dwell ING on Eighth :treet, nrst door Ri
.,...ra I.j2h street containing eight room D.,
hen. Stable, &C.. WIN gas end water, and
,'.j rdrr las. NJ TAYLOF,
... -TnSN Peal Fstate Ag't an AMOR.
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FOR REET.

La RENT, STORE (No. 1343) on H:;.s
! F-suKlin street. next - cOrue: o! lith la.l
.. ne txchange and Ballard Hotels. first
: I'D for 4 boot and shoemaker, or most any
.....: III; business. Apply to ,.
j. 4. lNLOTS,
"arsh.li s:r.et, next 10 corner Of Monroe.
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ALMAsAcs for 1871 at ELLysoN & TAYLoR's
news depot.
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SATURDAY NIGHT, Harpcr's Weekly, and
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly, are to
hand from Ellyson & Taylor, 1116 Main
street.
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LVR RENT, a BASEMEN I in good Is
pair; from: entrance above ground EEL
+. IONS. Il pantry and spring house. Residence
e, !aIlv located. References required Price,
. Address J. a., care Dispatch office.
4. yS
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NEw-YEAR's PRESENTS in endless variety, at
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, llls Main street.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

- EICHMosD, Va Dec. 81, 1870.
LICE TO MY FRIENDS AND E>--,<
- ELlC AT LARIE.-I Keep the ~
:. .&i. blkI+G, IND SALE STAB H. Oh
w Sf; hs Main ss~ect formerly kept by
an d. l.eGicy, AID lie does not.
.+,pcclfaiy, VII. II. sUTHERLAN
Proprietor.
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[Signedl 5oHS - J1f 1907, hsoA,,

This Bank has been organized as above accord,
Ing 10 law. and will commences business on the isr
OF JANUARY NEXT, or sooner II suitable OF
ace can be had.
For toe present I can be found at the ofaee OF
Thomas Branch Co. The books arc Iow open
dred Thousand dollars s40o 00s) and viii be glad
n those who desire 70 subscribe will hand In their
names at once as the law requires the annual meet
'e ~ ~ JOAN B. MORTON, Cashier,
uate of tts National Bank OF Virginia.
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TREASURY DEPARTMEyT,
OFFICE oF CoMprROILER OF THE CUBEEYCY,

- WASHISoroN, Dec. II. 1s79. , 2
Where as. by satisfactory evidence presented 20
the undersigned. it has besn m ode TO appear tnst
city OF Richmond, In the county or Henrfco, and
State of Virginia. has been duly organized under
aud according to the requirements ot tbe act ot
Congress entitled" An act TO provide national
enrrency secured by pledge Of United states
bonda, and 10 provide for the eircuisn1n and re.
COMPLIED with all the provisions OF said act re-
1nired 70 be compiled with before commencing the
business Of pkIog under said act: NOV fhsre.c
the Currency, do hereby certify that the Merchants
National Hank Of Richmond. in the city Of Rich
monJ in the county OF Henr'c co. and state OF Viz
oinIa. Is authorized TO comm. nee the business or
banking mr. nder the act aforesaid.
Ssnl In testimony whereof witness
J Treasury ; my hand and &c ! OF Office this
(Depart,nent.} l7th day Of december. 1870.
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DIARIES FOR lS7I.-Fifty different kinds al
EI1YsnN B. TAYLoR,s llle Main street.
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i.pli RENT, SEEERAL ROOM, III -
centrally located residence, in n1ce con- sa::I
-i@., with or without fu:ntt ire, wi Ii or w!th"ut
. 8 fnm arried ,,e:s rs, OF family without eIn al
!. zen. preferred. Price, Se per room. Md; ets
+ Cafe 1f fytcp3trh dc
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E9R RENT, THE STORE ON Gs
Broad street next door 10 9th, la,ely oe-Es:
i..!UyJ l.. Cox as shoe store. Possession
I. d, once. Apply 10
.s!s-2a IL. :. VALENTINE, 1903 Main ct.
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EDR RENT, the BRICK STORE o.
/ HOUSE no. ., situated on 18th stree:, M:I
,s;'een Main and Cary. Apply 10 .
JOHN ". WFIGHT,
A..-5. Sherif's office.
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TOE RENT, BRICK DWELLING @
! With TX rooms, d nd two acres Of ground, EEL
.!uaces from ths street railway. in Sidney, Tor
IL, ,er aunum, K. Il. =. WBUhN,
T.. p Real EstYte 4 gent.
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EDR REN T.-The undersiged de- O.
l srtg 10 reLt that celebrated watering @:I
ste known rs the WARM SPRING HOTED,
VIZ 1cing bis Furniture ten Much Cows. all or as
=. u hat splendid farm Of / 800 acres rs the
'- ~ may desire, the ensuiog wear.
l,--l5is GEORGE MATSE.
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MEETINGS..
.~ e... MEETINGS. as- sass..E L.tA
Al ASONIC NOTICE.-The menu

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem.
Vsl bers OF RICHMOND RAND0Lp,.XX
sODGE, No. 10, are hereby summoned to/VN
meet ut The monumental Church THIS AFT r.
NOON at o clock, to attend the funeral services
who reri.hed at the burning OF tue Spotswood 10.
tel on Sunday last. 25th instant. IL '-..r
BY order OF the W. III. T.. . .
1T VIM. j. RIDDICK, Sec'y.
THE MEMBERS OF 0. D. LODGE,
l. No.4, X. f., are requested 10 meet at Cove
nspt Hall TO-DAY FRIDAY The sOth instant, a.s
O'Clock p b.. to attend in body the funersl SER
vices of our deceased brother, T.. W. kose:
Members Of sister Lodges are fraternally invited
to attend. t $3.50
By order Of the ". @.
~ ~ a s..
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
N1 ELECTION OF HOSPITAL sUPEgIh-
TENDChT.-Jhe Faculty OF this Institution win
proceed on SA1TRDA L, Janu ry 7, 1871. to elect
MaDi CsL SUPERInTE. u ny 20 the Hos
pital or 1nirmary ,nnectet thei ewlth, TO assume
Its control and management ou the expiration OF
the term of the present incumbent. Gepilemen
oesrous of Obtaining the position Will please pre-
sent their applications to the undersigned on or
before the day named. .... 81
L. S. S.JOYSES, u. D., ,
Dean of the Faculty
de 24-dtd No. loo 5th street.
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FOUND, Al the Spotswood Hotel, Oh the
/ 2crn!uE cf -" FIRE y small BON cF JEW
J, which tie owner get by proving pro-
..-t. an pa!tug ch srgec. Apply Ut No. 1903 Main
s.-.>;. d. 20 8.
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,)2 RENARD.-Wil be paid for ~
= - the recovery anG delivery Nj m ~
~ ne~r GoTdo: svi!i". af n stout S,5krsE.L
" Z. ten wears ola. shows saddle and harness
x. "a l,,i uluch uI the Gaic around her Eyes
i. = heavy IN Ia Il. WAS stolen night of the
- i. Lde - wv K, L. II NN - L.
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: NJ XIV WAkD.-LoSt. at the Spots
St|Ni wood Hotc. fire, one SOLE LEATHER
: I. IL. marked "f' on each end, and =
uGrl., / IksvTl LIZ G-RAG maraed : p"
..,.e s'dc, sd having n wfcs.h orba&ds on the
a. ,i,ic. ( reward uf Il L aoS,srs VIII De paid
e. :: tha 80. with tie articles contained therein.
: wrpiN- Ave dolla-s for tie account hook and
=. . y" narerS alone. BN leaving rither OF the
81. 81 FHrd'S Hotel the reward caq ht obtained.
- =. A.nC S.CE JR
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rNHE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK W RICHMOND. 4 gsf
CAPITAL sUBSCRIBuD........... eco
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.....,.......l, ,000,00o
THOMAS BRANCH. PRESIDENT,
JOHN 3. ORTON....................CA CASHIER.
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THE REGULAR AN UAL 9lEETING
L OF the :tockh icfrs OF the PL ANTEEs' A
Tt NAL BANK, CF h1CH NUNp, VA. for The
purpose of electing directors for TIE ensuing year,
will be held on TUESDAY. the 10th Of January
next, at II NJ, at Its banking house. 90 ="
JUu-s q. DAVIS
de IL 2tawtlO bJan Cashier.
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de 24-dtd

ICRMoND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.
RICHMOND. De: 20, 1870.
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS of the RICH 5OND AND
YORK RlVER RAILROAD COMPA<Y will be
held at the Office OF the company, IN the city OF
Ri, hmond on the FISsT TUESDh In january
us xt (3d), at u O'Clock NJ.
'Thc transfer books will be closed until after dty
Of meeting. de- 20-Ctd
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rENHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
l. of the stockholders OF the FIRST NAlIOSAL
BANS of Rich ond, Va. for the purpose of elect
ing Directors for the eosuins year, viii be held on
TUESD AZ, the 10Th of Januaiy next, at l2 N, at
It's banking. house.
de To- -2taWtl0thJt s. 3. SMITH. Cashier.
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asas - Hs-
" sASGS.
WANTS..
IE ANTED. A. COLORED MAN, TO

WANTED, a No. l BREAD COOK,
" without incumbrsnce. Best references re-
..,cd. = good home can he had oy apply ing 10
K. j. SdITH, No. I'd stree,
$, 5.-2t* between Main and Er ntln.
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! r~T. on Monday evening, Dec. 26th,
| >c 'y,tn ioih aud Clay and 5;h streets, bcyond
.r..a - la,'y's HEow~ FUR MUFF. The finder
d. rrcwHrtled by leaving the same at the Dis
..ucicc de % ei*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-30

OFFICE MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AEDl
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK (
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
st cknuld rs Of this Institution will he cid
at their Office On TUES Jay, January 3, 1871 att
o'cl e kip. NJ. THOMAS 5. AkilSTaAD,
de l9-dtd Cashier.
NOTICE.-TlE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the ST. ckh rIders Of the NatioEal Ba K Of
vi ginia will be held at their Banking House on
TUESDAY, the 10th day of jan .ary, 1871, at II u.
de9 j. b. MORTON, Cashier.
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VI 'ANTED, an experienced NURSE
y s. hl:. or c,,la~cGJ Mat L yme well recon-
...#.a. Apply at No. FL, cv!Ler "t Clay ara Sd
e.. 3. d. "S-3t+
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THIS TERRIFYING SCENE,


or rather the secret Of it, is one of the
record. During the afternoon Of Saturday
Fitzgerald and Simpson. who were, after all,
accomplces, young Patton, and one or two
others, made full preparations for the de-
noument. Strings were passed from the
basement up through small holes in the
hall in front Of the door of the office, and
tlence On under the mating to the table.
chairs, settee, books, &c, and securely tied
to them of course so as not to be observed
or discovered when the time for spiritual
manifestations arrived. A small cord was
also passed up through hole into the rear
room and tied to common playing-card, q
hole being perforated in it for the purpose.
During the evening the guitar was placed
in leaning position toward an empty
chest, and the card was inserted with one
of its edges against the strings of the gui-
tar, and the other against the chest lid, so
that Wien tue string should be pulled the
card would slip out, leaving the guitar to
fall forward, when the strings, striking
upon the edge OF the lid, would rebound
and produce the noise heard. It was ar
ranged for Simpson to give certain signal
Oh going to bed to the string-pullers be-
low, AM. then, when proper time had
ELAPSED for him to get we'll into his ghost
story the string attached to the table was
to be pulled, and then another and an
other, until Munger was heard TO jump
from his bed, the bell being rung by pull
ing the wire which passes through the
basement, and the clock striking the hour
of y on its own hook. Immediately that
Munger was heard to jump from the bed
the finishing touch to the
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w {~ANTED, by a young man Of some eX-
y pcriurce. y SlTrATlu& as saieSm = or
..- >:art Hock-keepcr IN some merc&n lie house
..sS city. y, ic-ences given. Address 40. X. ."
-a,,i1bn Lacy. Richmond. IL
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w \ y TED. BURGLAR.PROOF
" SAFE; one nf large size and good quality.
.ulEv q. the office OF hos. Branch 6 Co.. of
j. Il. NORTON.
j. st Cashier Merchants' National INK.
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1i~ ~cOD-TURNERS WANTED at
u G.. :. HATS SON Furniture Wo'ks,
st Rockets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-10
PlIFs AIt4AnIFc'b nhN JNuVlhb hlu
nlnVau
Price OF Tickets.

,9a.9aN luu
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Enforcement of tho Constitution.

A dispatch from Washington, says the
Reconstruction Committee haS agreed to
report bill TO enforce all the amendments
recently made to the Constitution Of the
United States. II originated with Mr..
Lawrence, Of Ohio, and is deemed neces.
sary because Chief Justice Chase held ina
decision nj Richmond, last summer, that
the Constitution docs not execute itself.
The bill makes II perjury for any officer 10
falsely take tho oath prescribed In the
Fourteenth Amendment, and imposes pen
alties for felony OH persons who get Into
office without having been relieved from
political disabilities. 1t gives the courts
power 10 do everything necessary to en-.
force my constitutional amendment al.
ready made or hereafter to be made, rs
well us to enforce and carry into effect the
fundamental conditions on which any
State isadmitted to representation In Con.
gross. Tho final section provides that any
person who under color Of any law, stat
ute, ordinance, regulation, custom or other
wise, shall subject or cause to be subjected
any citizen or inLabitant Of the United
States, or Of any State or Territory, to
deprivation or denial Of any right, priv.
leEc or franchise, secured, protected or
granted by this act, or by any amendment
If the Constitution, which has been or may
be made, or by any fundamental condition
upon which any State has been or may be
admitted to representation In Congress, or
admitted into the Union, shall be deemed
guilty Of misdCmeanOr and punished ac-
Cordingly
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VIRGINIA.
Message of Governor walker.

Message of Governor Walker.
Gov Walkers message was sent TO the
Legislature Of Virginia Tuesday. lie con,
graduated the Legislature that they arc
the lawfully constituted General Assem-
bly, Of the Statcor Virginia-a State that,
Notwithstanding fundamental conditions
us futile us unnecessary, is COequul In all
her rights and prerogntiveS with any and
every State in the American Union. "YOu
and | :" lie says, "lnve qualified by taking
the same oath Of office, and we have sol.
emily pledged ourselves before heaven to
support and maintain the Constitution and
laws Of the United States, Us well as Of the
State Of Virginia; that we recognize and
accept the civil and political equality Of
all men before the law, aud that We will
faithfully perform our official duties to the
best Of our ability. A strict and c0nscien-
tiOus observance Of this solemn obi.
cation will rebound to- the peace
and prosperity Of the State, and be q vim
dicatiOn Of the just expectations of the
people and Of our friends everywhere. It
Is your duty to make laws, mine to exc
cute them. Fulfil your duty and ! pledge
You q faithful and fearless execution Of
mine" or the State Constitution lie
says; ats provisions shall have fair and
impartial trial, and when, IL ever, expert
CncG shall demonstrate tho inutility or
impncticabilily Of any Of them. we
will proceed to make such mOdifca-
ton us necessity may demand The
manifestation Of puntc faith by others
affords no Justification for II dcpar-
turc from the path Of right by us. The
ancient and prOvCrOial reputation Of the
people Of this Commonwealth for honor
and integrity will be maintained, regard
less Of the selfish and fanatical vitupera.
tons of our enemies ut home and abrOalS
The Governor advocates the encourage.
ment Of emigration into the 'Statc, and
says my attempt to reopen the sores
Of the war for party purposes should
be ttOwncl down, and concluded
ALWAYS n firm anl consistent union.
list, expect to live and die one. Beyond
this the chief tcnGts Of my political faith
IRE StNtc and national, untarnished hon.
csty and economy in the administration Of
publicNlhirs, the equalization and rCtluc.
ton Of the tariff and taxation to the low
est degree consistent with the nainten-
ancc Of the public credit, free education
to ALA fostering care, encouragement
and elevation Of llbOr, and until fully, fin.
ally md permanently accomplished, UNI
iversal amnesty and impartial suffrage.
These are fundamental principles in my
political creed, and II matters not what
you may call them, whether Republican,
Democratic or liberal, so C.r as applicable
they will bc faithfully adhered to in my
administration Of the affairs Of the State.
Those who agree with them will natur-
ally sustain and uphold the Ndministra.
ton, while those who disagree with them
may oppose"
The Legislature adjourned AFTER fixing
Thursday next for the election Of State
officers Ea..
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PoMr1CAL COMPLEXION OF KENTUCKY.
The C0uner.JOurnG! says that the negroes
Of that Suite have decreased from 23O, los
in 1850 to 4O,445 in 1889, and that tho
adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment
will not make the slightest change in the
political status of Kentucky. 1t estimates
the negro vote Mt $4,000, and says IL they
vote the radical ticket en- unI.se, Il will
scarcely alter the result even in single
legislative district. The principal blAck
vote will be in Louisville city and JeiTcr.
son county $500; Fayettc, 1000; BOur.
hon, 900; Christian, 1900; Logan, 1000;
Logan, 1000; Madison, 1000; Shelby,
1900, and Warren 1000.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 10.

A MORE amusing change Of tactics than
that employed by the Register towards the
WELLS registry bill, is not often witness.
ed. Last Friday, after prolonged and
desperate resistance by the Democrats
this bill was passed 10 Gngrossmcnt In the
House against the vote Of every Democrat
except M. LAMB, who voted for It so as
10 be ablG to make the motion for re-
consideration. Discovering that the Dc
lnOcFaCy had committed II blundGr in re-
stating the bill, that gentleman afterwards
Withdrew his motion to reconsider Tues
day when the bill came up on its passage,
only two Democrats Ind tho courage 10
be consistent with their votes Friday and
vote against the bill, viz: Dlessrs. LAME
and FAREs, Of this county, "Let us 50
before the people on the record" says the
Register, and 80 say We When the WELIl
bill stood before the House as IN indie
pendent proposition, Mr.. LANES bill hav'
Ing been voted out Of the House, and
when the Democracy had to choose be-
tween the WELLS bill and the existing
law. they voted against the WELLS bill in
solid column. That is n record" the
people understand. The people will take
the will for the deed, ind hold the Dc.
mocracy just us responsible us il they
had succeeded In their attempt to defeat
this Just and liberal measure.
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Tue decision By the Supreme Court Of
the United States that the Legal Tender
nc: Is OF non.cfFect us regards debts CON
traCted previous to its passage, is simply
the affirmation by the Court that Congress
cannot, in accordance with the Constitu'
ton, impair the obligation of contracts
All debts contracted prior to the passage
of that act were contracted upon specie
basis, and equity would, Of course, de-
lnand that such debts should be settled
upon the same basis upon which they
were contraCtcd-that Is, tllat the IDOL.
lars" then contracted to he paid should, at
the maturity Of the contract, bear the
same general relation OF value to the cur
rency Of the world ut large.
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NTACKEREL.-WE HAVE A
Nl lurus and complete assortment Of ONES,
TwOs, and 'rMREES, III Barrels. Halves, Quarters
and KIttA, purchased before the advance and for
sale low,
Iubn HENRY X. LIST j. co.
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A LLCOCKs POROUS PLAsTERs
u Stop by step this commodity has attained
It's unprecedented fame. They are universally
approved. They support, strengthen, and aid
tho growth OF muscles They appear to have q
peculiar effect upon the nerves, allaying Irrita
billiy, while supplying warmth. They seem tC
accumulate electricity, and aid tho circulation OIL
the blood through the part where applied, by
which healthy actions are Induced.
Even in paralysis, where articulation was Sus'
pended, tho use of tho Porous Plasters to the
spine restored the articulation, and materially
reduced the paralysis. In fact, the patient could
help herself, while before the Porous Plaster was
applied she was US helpless as baby. We refer
to Mrs. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold by DTuggIats. Agency, Brandreth House,
New York. EsbS-d&w
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The recommendation OF ffiCuds, and the suG.
geStIonB of many tIeket.holders, have induced US
10 make change In our Schedule by Increasing
the number Of Prizes In Dry Goods, and adding
$10OO In Greenbncks. As further assurance TO
Marietta National Bank, has kindly consented to
act a. Treasurer, with whom all moneys received
for Tickets will DO deposited until after tho
drawing and the delivery Of the deeds and pro-
perty 10 the fortunate parties entitled thereto.
Thus tho integrity OF our enterprise Is fully
guaranteed. .
These changes necessarily require more time,
and pOstpOnCment Of the distribution has
therefore been made. We fAtter ourselves that
the Increased attrActTenEss OF tho schedule Will
be sufficient apology.
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WnAT EVERY NORsEMAN

WHAT EVERY HORsEMAN
w wANTs.-A good. cheap, aud reliable
LInlment. Such an article Ii DR.. Tobias YcnE
tian Horse Eminent. Pint bottles at Ono Dol
lar. For I.Amcncss, Cuts, Calls, Collie, SpFans,
&C., warranted better than any other. II IL used
by all tho great hOrScmcn on Long lsland courses,
It Will not cure Ring Bone nor SPAWN, as ther" IL
no LInIment In existence that will. What II ID
stated to cure II positively does
No OCner orhOrGtS irlH De trihhOui Il after trying
one GOthIe Ono dose rcVlVcs and often saves the
life of an OvCr.heAlOd or driven lIOnU. For Collie
and Belly.achc It has never failed, Just az sure
as the sun rises, just so sure Is this valuable
LinimCnt TO be tho Horse EmbrocatIOn Of the
day.
Use 1t one and ALL Sold by tho Druggists aud
StOrekeepCrs throughout the United StatCS.
Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
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