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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19
By James NJ. Taylor,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auct1opfer,
Office No. SCI Main street..

uoRsEs, MULES, LUMBER WA
III CONS, &C , FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Viii be sold on THURSDAY .Itly 2lsi 1870, at 10
O'Clock 4. NJ, at the stable of W1iiam 81. Led
ley, ESD. OIL Eighth between Main and trankiin
streets, four RORSES- three No. family
horses and one saddle horse1, four large young and
well-brokc MULES, suitable for farming our
poses, two LUMBER WAGONS and HARNESS,
In good. order. l.,:- - -. - :.
TERMS: All sums under 300 cash all over that
amount credit of 60 days for satisfactory ncgotl-
able paper, with Interest.
ty AuctlDneer +.
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Sale conducted by LEE 6 GoDDIS, Aucti'p's'''
~ ~. q
INE ANNIN KING WILLIAM.

GALE OF LAND IN KlNG;W lLLi Lila, a.
- According to decree Of the circuit s%a =,
King William we will proceed to sell paHTrR.t T
GiIsr THAT being court-asy), TWO TRACreu t
LAND adjoining The Piping Tree, and lying , 1%i
mediately upon the ramInksy riys!; ,p IN ISp
.TWENasy.TWO ACRES, with good d"eii,n,s
and other improvements, aud sn ineshsu csISJ
bed OF green sand mari the o mEE Hun
HnIyCHINGS,S and containing one mitch
nfsED AND FtSkTY THREE ACRES, o! "niNn
the greater part Is ilt gopd plnc timber.
TERMS; MaSse known ON day " ssts :c,opy
WILLIAM NJ TUkSEh.
~ ~ 1856 Commlssioaess'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19
'stesG AUCTION HALES-Tlsfs Day.
ID t By Cook q LaughsoD, Auctioneers,
corner GOVERNOR and Franklin streets.

! us.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COOK
III ING -sTOyEE. LARGE PLATFORM
SCALES. MoCKiNG-BIRDs, &C., AT AUG
TION.-THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will sell at
our store an assortment Of FURNITURE, &C.,
WALNUT SOFAS and CHAIRS rr,.
MAHOGANY FARLOR CHAIRS,
Excellent REFRIGERATORSa and COOLERS,
JENNY LIND ndCOTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
SINGLE and DOUBLE MATTRESSES,
IRON-FRAME LOUNGES,
TIN SAFES.
BRUSSELS GARRETT and MATING,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS.
MAHOGANY WARDROBES and BUREAUS,
MARBLE-TOP TABLES, rg ...s-.--...
One LARGE PLATFORM SCALES, weighing
1900 pounds; =.
Six LARGE and SMALL COOK1EG-STOVES
and FIXTURES.
... ~ ALSO, -,
Several CAGES MOCKING-BIRDS, CANA
RIES, AFRICAN PARROTS, RED BIRDS. &c.
..- .s COOK q LAUGHTON, 49,
jy 10 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19
BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

GREAT SALE OF JAPANESE AND
VI CHINESE GOODS, SEA SHELLS AND
SHELL WORK, &C.. &C.-First sale to COM
mence MONDAY the 18th, att p. NJ, at the store
Of Thomas W. Keesee. No. 1917 Main street, and
continue TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY, at same hour.
A recently imported shipment by the Boyton
Oriental Agency Of New Orleans and , san Fran.
cisco, consisting Of genuine JApANES LAY
QUFR WARE, INLATD WORK IN PEARL.
SILVER, and PRECIOUS WOODS; ChMPH0R,
WAX, SANDAL, and BAMBOO CABINETS
ERS. TRAYS, PARLOR FIRE-W ORKS. FIRE
PROOF TFA-POTS. HANDKERCHIEFLE LACE,
GLOVE and JEWEL BOXES. MAPS and,fI g.
TURES, BEAUTIFUL 1NLAlD SihAW
WORK, CURIOSITIFS, &c.
The attention of the ladies Is esncclally called.
THOMAS w. KEESEE.
iyl5-st AuCtioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19

DOUND-TOP CEMENT. 500 barrels of
HI the above superior CEMENT. 1t has beea
fairly tested and proved TO be superior 70 any In
market. For sale low by - 4. ). LEE.
te1a .4s 4> ss.t >!a@ 5s>
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AUCTION 1ALES-Kufurc r,se. :
>>~~s~e~~es-~~~s~<e~e >-~~~~-@.~I~s1sEM
4ByW. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auetiooas.

|TRUsTEEy SALE OF. .yAr1r.n,
sl,,,, sTORE ,, AF ~ DWELLING, oSSAS SaE
TENTH STREET AND SHOCKDEE rS,r Ir.
virtue OF thriedeeds OF truss exekutedE tatek.
Kfaker and Minnie his Wife ii j. H.. oy Aver
hohmann ana nd, hsH1gussGs Wsimef trustees
the first bearing date the 22d July, Iss1 h. No. -
ON the nth OF October. 1867, and the ib,,d ser0rt
ing date on the 7Ith day or February fsss ra bear.
corded in Richmond Husttngs Court. MAJ ani, r..
cure the payment Of the obligations snn.,,to,c
said deeds, and The undersigned M rapGciaet IN
having been appointed trustee in The sI n,1s
6cen made In performing the Conditions nna'ns
n IN she SAID obligations we shall T. I
18th July, 1870, at O'Clock r. NJ. n "a, - he
the hrst iatr Gay thereafter, the REAL EsT rs na
conveyed by the said deed, Consisting n 70 AAIE
DIE d. lie OF THE MANSION i mn HHlD-
ana now occupied by the said Kraker fron,ilsk,
the south line OF Main street II feet inrh.heGn
ming back o. teetto an alley Is feet wide '' run.
,.iEhHs Reasonable, and made known =, -,
hour OF sale. "'''"n AZ lhf
J. u. BOsCHEN, ~,
~ +. B0RMAN. Trr.,.
ly 10 AUGUSTUS WEIMER "cS'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19
HOUSES AND LOTS IN MANCHE

HOUSES AND LOTS IN MANCHES-
Ii TER FOR SALE AT AUCTI0 N.-Arter The
sale Of E. II. PiIkinton's property, by request of
the owners, l VIII sell on WEDNESDAY AFTE Err
NOON, July 90 1870, on the premises,
First-Thc HOUSE and LOT situated on north
side of Decatur between Tenth and Eleventh
streets fronting about 40 feet by los feet deep. The
dwelling has three rooms kitchen. &C., In the
yard. This Is very desirable and pleasant 3oca-
tiDu.-
Sccond-Those two small HOUSES AND LOTS
situated on north side of Banbridge street, con-
doipf's These lots front 50 feet together, and
back - feet to c. {. McRca's property and
will he divided. = +. .--e.- p
TERMS: One-tbird cash: balance foiIr, eight
and twelve months, negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by deed OF trust.
= 4. G.. pULLIAM,
tuctonerr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19
BY a. G. Pulliam. Auctioneer,
southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth str

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALU-
Il ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
NJ G III e 5 I f +, SITUATED ON HULL
TION.--In pursuance of a trust deed from Mr. +,
Il. Pilkinton and wife to c. &. McRae, dated on or
about the 4h day of October 1s6o to secure certain
creditors, | will proceed lat the request of the
grantor and one of the bencciariesto sell NJ pub
lie auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
of Che property conveyed I'm said deed, COM
mcncing with the valuable residence lately Occu-
pied by said I'ilkinton, situated on Hull street
between Second and Third streets, embracing the
large and conmodious BRICK and FRAMED
DIV ELLING, conveniently arranged, in excellent
condition and repair, good stable, carriage-house
&c, and productive garden, with fruits, flowers,
and shrnbbery. Also, the sight Of PikntOn's fac
2l4t feet on the north side Of Hull or Main street
extending bickon its western line 3CG and on Its
eastern line 100 feet to al Obliqnc street SO feet
wide. .-...
It is not often that such desirable property Is
put OH the market For comfort, convenience
and location to business IN Manchester and Rich
mond 1t cannot be surpassed. This property car
easily be divided having some admirable locations
for business.
residence. between Eighth and Ninth streets
dwelling three rooms, with kitchen, &c, In Tho
yard.
TERMS: A small portion In cash: balance pro.
ba bly, on liberal time, which will he stated 1T thu
sale. &. {. MCRAF, Trustee.
toned above several VACANT LOTS adjacent
thereto, on the west fronting on Hull and ,Baitl,
bridge streets, will be sold. :
TERMS Onc-iourth cash balance at q, IL, Is
q. 30. and 81 months, negotiable notes. intcrcs;
added, secured by a deed Of trust.
jyIS "A, c. TULLlAM, Auctloucer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19

CnEAr REDUCTION In PRICES

GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES
49, ,u,.1Us pEs's'
+ second do or below Ninth.
VIZ NOW Offers ts entire .; a c"st az he is deter
DRESS GOODS ss ri H. trrmens tous st2ck so call
;;Ss; 'sss e g ''s worth
RSnxD Es Il 81
worth worth a %"SRf;eANDlEs a. aec. worth 4oc.;
ppRRfESTTED PERCALES at 49,; ),
SSSsRfsss sR sss and PRICES
I BkhGkHEGEs. TAMIsE. CLOTH s. BLACK AL
v ksa pPfh q vEfrs ana LMoousNiSt aAt N5
rSERCHIEFS-in variety;
AWNS at l63c. worth 2oc.;
t:rcat h argaIns in BLACK ST KS;
fRiSm J. iNEN ana LINEN M liz ma,st %:
tLihLHhG 2hMsTER and MAEsEu LIES oUhTs-all
5ss ana and r t5sR ;sc
MAsK 5Sd N E5T n 6 Dna p 2kR;lEs;
FURNiTURE DAMAsK.
have also full line Of GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, such az
I,IsI, r. and GAUZE SHIRTS;
LINEN sHlRTS-very cheap;
FCOLLARS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
HALF-HOSE.
TIES and GLOVES, ~
SASH, NECK, and TRIMMlNG II iBBONS In va
SILK, Isle, BUCK, and KID GLovEs-all
all sizes
LACE COLLARS,
RUFFLES,
EMBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY and NOTIONS of al j kinds.
MANY other articles too numc rOus to mention.
JULIUS SYCLE,
wis 9o3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19

BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud huctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
CTORE AND DWELLING AT THE
= NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD AND
MONROE STREETS AT hl1CTION.-On EkI-
DAY 18th of JuIy. at S O'Clock i. M. we VIII sell
urou the premises the property situated Us above
owned and occupied by J. V. Sundbcrs. .,,u,o
roo,ns and other conven fences for n family and Is
m excellent stand for business. The lot Is 25 by
87A feet.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
STEAMERS.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMP4Nl.
On and after MONDAY. July 1sth this COM
pany will run DAILY LINE, consisting Of the
fast and elegant United States mail steamers
John SYLVESTER, ELIZA UA NrCX,
Captain q. G. CLIFFORD Captain L. w. BURNS :;
leaving company's wharf at Rockets, daily teX-
cept Sundays) Mt @ A. NJ. for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, and all regular landings on james River.
Fare to Norfoik. ~" u"
EXCURSION TICKETS down the river, meet
Ing the other steamer and returning to Richmond
the same day. Round trip tickets, good only for
the day. issued at 81.
Liberal arrangements made with sunday
schools and other excursion parties.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with trs tI,;
steamers for Baltimore and all points North
Also, for Fort Monroe, Cherrystone, Cobb's
Island, &C., &c. Applyto
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival Of steamer.
Freight received daily from for above named
places at REASONABLE RATES. &. -
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. *
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. B. TA1UM, Agcnt,
iy Is Company'S Wharf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19

I ISLAND. e
The fine sca-golng steamer ELIZA nASCUA,
Captain L. W. BURNS. will make m excursion
from Norfolk TO Cobb's Island, leaving Norfolk
next SUNDAY MORNING ut 7o'clcck touching
at old Point going and returning), and returning,
leave Cobh's Island at p. NJ.
This Is fine opportunity to visit this celebrated
sea-shore resort ut a cheap rate.
FARE: From Norfolk To Cobb's Island, $3.50
from Norfolk to Cobb's Island and return to Nor.
folk, 81 round-trip tickets from Richmond to
Norfolk. 81. IL. b. TaTUM,
iy l0-5t Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
T ARGE A ND CONVENIENTY-AR.
IL RANGED BRICK TENEMENT, ON TIL
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET; offO-
authorized TO sell the large and well-arranged
BRICK DWELLING NO. l4l0l located rs above,
two doors east OF the African church, now In the
occupancy of Mr.. Israel Ell 4s. It Is covered with
slate has ten rooms /: front and back portico ;
supplied with gas, water, bathing-room, &c. ana
is In fair order. In addition to which there Is
large BRICK KITCHEN, containing four rooms.
The lot has front Of 80 feet, more or less, ana
depth Of about l55 feet to an alley. AS the owner
resides In distant city, and Is anxious 10 sen,
can offer Inducements to u prompt purchaser.
Annly to W. GODD1N,
10 II At AuctiOnccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19

POSTPOEEMENT.-Th above sale Is post
noned to MONDAY, July IL. mt same hour.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
POSTPONEMFNT.--On account OF the ince-
mcncy of the weather the above sale Is postponed
70 THIS DAY, 18th Of July, at same hour.
iv 10 GRUBBS d. WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19
REAL EgTAFE Ar PRIVATE Bas1 s,
,..,,..,. BY Grubbs g. Williams, f
. Aret,nnsars and Real Estate Agents,
F,ayentb' atreet between Main and Bank.

j: Eleventh street between Main snd Bank.
r,np strE PRIVATELY, FIVE HUN
gDR BRED AcREs Of vE ,';,, 'PpR PRO 7;
LhND LN IN mh IN fha chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road sdjonins Craney Island I and p Timber timber
fnn, nbi it is separated by the Cllickahomny.
Ia,Sp portion OF the farm is Low GROUND
ve,T Productive, and well suited for grain grass
the balance GOOD UPLAND and Q snperahun-
dance or wood. There are TWO DWELLIHGh
making tt suitable for division into two farms ;
and Will be sold as whole or divided. One dwell
ing has five rooms, the other three. and is nearly
new. Mr.. Joseph Sydnor, who occupies the farm,
will show 1t to parties wishing to purchase. For
terms, &C., apply to
n.',' GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
~ lg-2tsw3w IL Real Estate gents.
EOR SALE, ONE LARGE AND G
il, TWO SMALLER ERAmED HOUSES, Iii
and ONE SMALL BRICK HOUSE, as well as &C.
seral beautiful VACANT LOTS, In that part OF
the city known IS Sidney. - =,
Also, the JARGEtBRICK DWELLING at the
corner OF Marshall and Adams streets, With Sta
bles, carriage-house, &C. Apply to
jy l6--8t j. L. APFERSoN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02
Uoetrn.
NIGUT-FALL.
pY II. W. LosaFELLow.


Slowly, slowly up the wall
Steals the sunshine, steals the shade,
Evening damps begin to fall,
Evening shadows are displayed.
Round me, DER me, everywhere,
All the sky isBrand with clouds,
And athwart the evening air
Wheel the swallows home In clouds.
Shafts of sunshine from the west
Paint the dusky windows red;
Darker shadows, deeper rest,
Underneath and overhead.
Darker, darker and more wan
In my breast the shadows fall;
Upward steals the life Of man
As the sunshine from the wall
From IL wall into the sky,
From the roof along the spire;
All, the souls Of those that die
Are but sunbeams lifted higher.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02

An EXCHANGE crowds q wuo.e lecture on
poat,cal economy into The following spicy
taragmph. sunday being baimy day,
I'm ths STYLES were brought out The most
richly dressed lady we savi the wife eli "a
man VITO has owed tais pihee thirteen do
Inns tur nearly three Years, be SAYS he
.49 not raise the maay and VIZ believe
him ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02
rnARACrER oF MANIr0RA.

The country between Lake Superior and
The Lake Of the Woods is Of crystalline
formation. is generally billy aud broken,
md i intsrsected by rapid rivers and wide
spread lakes. The hills, however do not
ma II any great elevation except on the
iwmcl iate border Of Lake Superior The
wafer 4 "a or divide between Lake super
ior ana Lake Winnipeg, is only ~ miles
f,o,o Fort William on the former lake, and
ono feet above it, Westward from the di.
VIA N tie Lake Of the Woods the country
i Gtfe known except along the line Of
communication through the rivers ana
Likes. where seveHai ane ailuyial valleys are
ttun3 tue most extensive 81 when J. t.A'
nj Rainy River which flows from ha..ny
T,,ke Is tie Lake yt the Woods, . DIS
,apse q. Il miles, through beaH-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02

.
THE SETTLERS
are chiefly French Canadian traders ana
uoyageurs and their half-lndlan de-
sccndants, Scotch, and English, with
sprinkling of the omnipresent Yankee.
The French settlements extend
southwark from Fort Garry along the
Red River, chiefly on the west side. very
few are on the east side, except Ia the Faf,
ish of St, Boniface, The Scotch ana
English are settled principally north Oh
Fort Garry, on the west bank Of the river,
On the Assiniboine which enters the hsu
River near Fort Garry, the settlements arg
almost entirely on the north side, and ths
population as far as Headinglyis OF q mlAe1
character, Further mp the Asslnoone u
the settlement Of Portage Ia Prairie, Ing
settlements are confined to the river oahhs,
the territorial rights of the Indians pens
exhnguished only to o distance OF tEo
miles back, -''as far as man can disunl,
gaish q man from n horse on a clear day
nc ording To the terms OF the original gran1
though the settlers claim and exercise wv
privilege OF cutting hay two miles iliflnsii
from toe river The English, Scoteh anu
American settlers are not unlike the san
class Of frontiersmen everywhere. rug
are il the minority, however, and genela.l.!
oppose the rebellion, which IS Almost GU
tirely the work OF the halthreeas
a COUNTRY journal says When you
see lf.le bov sitting on the earth picking
,15rays ar+ of14s hepIs Won may know tla'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-19
GENERAL NEWS.

Laced boots are supplapting buttoned ones
in New York.
Seven nationalities are represented in the
Nilsson troupe. S'@'f@4e ~ = =}
The new Queen of Spain is said to be intel
ligent and well educated.
On the Sandwich Islands it is contrary to
law for mans mother-In-law to visit him
without an invitation. & II ~. -
A Massachusetts, farmer made two thous-
and dollaas last fall by selling burdock roots
Memphis has decided to furnish its poor
with soup and coal. -.,-.--.-.s,-.-.- 4
A lady died recently in Boston, aged eighty,
who had not been out of the house for forty
years.
There will be ffty-three Sabbaths in the
year 1871, 1.-THE first and last days of the year
being Sunday,
What is home without mother:" as the
young lady said when she sent the old lady
to chop wood.
Under the stern laws In Wabash county,
Ind, several women have been indicted for
sewing ON buttons, Hacking shoes and Geek
ing ON Sunday H
-Four schooners arrived in Portsmouth last
Monday, which saised only the day before,
bripSias rid. them az aggregate Of $4,000
pounds or fsh. .r,,.a
For the first time In many years, the Re-
bublicsns have just carried Norwaik, Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

s., A very fascinating book for youthful read
ers 10 one just issned by Harper & Brothers,
entitled Adventures of a Young Naturalist"
The scene of these adventures is Mexico. A
naturalist starts upon one of his periodical ex-
cursions in that country, and takes with him
his young son, lad only nine years old, but
anxious to accompany his father and see and
know more Of the wonders Of the world in
which he lived. In the excursion they trav
eied over aconsiderable part of Mexico, noted
its hills, valleys, plains and mountains; its
flowers, plants shrubs and trees; itsserpents,
beasts and birds; concerning all which the
father was careful to instruct his child. Be-
side the store Of useful information thus con-
veyed to the reader, the book is full of chap
tiers of thrilling interest, of strange adven-
lures, wonderful sights, and has not page
that the reader will not enjoy. 1t is hand
somely and profusely illustrated and may be
found for sale at Clapp & North's Bookstore.
-. Harper Brothers publish among their new
works one by Paul Du Chailiu, the great At
rican explorer. Its title is sMy Apingi King
dom, with Life in the Great Sahara" The
Apingi country is in Africa, near the equator,
and south of it. so the author says. The peo
pie were strange and superstitious, the noun
tains and forests grand and gloomy. and a
river flowed through the land. Our writer
had acquired great deal of influence over
the people and they made him their king.
The book opens with the narration of their
building hundred canoes, to go down the
river to the sea in, for the purposes of traffic
and discovery. What he did and saw among
thesc strange people, his description of the
Great Desert, his hunting, fighting, and the
customs of the people, is as marvellous and
interesting as anything in Robinson Crusoe.
Clapp & North have it for sale.
Among the paper covered volumes issued
by Harper & Brothers are two recent ones,
From Thistles Grapes" a novelwritten by
lady Of talent and good sense; and son the
Trail of the War;" which is the work of an
occasional correspondent of the London
Times, who has been witness of the Franco
Prussian war, and gives good account OF it
as far as the failure Of the attempted armistice.
For sale by Clapp & North.
The January number Of Our Young Folks
is received from the publishers. The boys
and girls will be delighted with its Christmas
and New Year reading -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-19
J. W. TOWARD, M. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
DIR. SCHENCK ADVISES CONSUMPTTYES
TO GO TO FLORIDA IN WINTER.

TO GO TO FLORIDA IN WINTER.
HAVING for the last thlry-hye years devoted my whole
sumption, feel that understand fully the course that
diseased lungs 70 healthy scnndncss The and
important is for the patient to avoid taking cold
psse in Winter is Florida well down in the State
the regular and met subject G such y nnn
recommend good hotel is kept there by Peter
had
ing Of the climate and my medicines were get
One hundred miles farther down the river is point
which would prefer to Palatka as the temperature is
Enterprise are located there. should give decided
preference to Meilonyille it is two miles from river
The tables in Florida might be better and patients
Rsm at q
orally increase in flesh and then the lungs must heal
places in various parts Of Florida can be safely
mendd to In Tns My fer
than where there Is less even tempeIature and it is
esI
shortly; therefore my advice Is go wei down INTO tne
IF as fasa os
named, will teneft those who are troubled with torpid
or cough but those whose lung diseased more
southern points earnestly rec con
New York, Boston. baltimore. and Thadelphla every
bracins every possible phase lung disease enabled
in regard TO taking cold person may take quant
YES p9imoas sysup Sawed Toms and
co Iau' "A' A''' "''N ~
Florida nearly using s o ns, a
hinus ha h,,s than more northern iattudes II is wei
tact that NATIVES of FLORIDA rarely die
SUMPTION especially those Of the southern part On the
other hand IN Se s EnsanS 4 iea s Fl hs
States does not prevail SO largely sun there are many
@ a :" axed were as easily alarm
Cd regard taking fresh sods a. they are a99at ,I
iet tever smapo1 ,e c,S wScK they are cre3uons
enough to believe VIII wear on ZEN M snda Pa ~
no 70 o. st nntii the Iunos arc diseased be-
a anod III i home sn Of cure SUI"
slightly IN stick q
and Florida these particular ms di-
elnes that where thew are used in strict ac-
ordancc with diIectiSns they will do ths work that
Is REQUIRED. nreserihes for cold comm or nrht
sWeas, and then patient % walk ride oat
every every gay, Will w 'N-N " ~ r ~
before nan to give my hree medicines in accordance
eeI use oths Pulls S g 10y 9Seee
tic good sign when 1 begins f to
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-19

The certain recovery of Senator Morrill,
from his long and severe sickness is a
subject Of hearty and general congratula-
ton in the State, and is hailed with plea
sure by his colleagues at Washington.
There is no doubt now of his complete
restoration to health, or that the Legisla-
tsire shout to assemble will return him
again to serve in the Senate of the United
States. One Of the best, most practical
tributes to his worth as Senator is found
In that part Of the Presidents Message
which speaks Of the satisfactory condition
OF our Indian Affairs.