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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am receiving
n supply Of the celebrated FRANKLIN,
ASH and frst-class WHITE A SH ANTHRA.
CITE GOALS which Will be sold at LOWEST
snd s,niths ;use. ,-7-E-s1 SIP. LATHROP,,1
aa f.. Seventeenth street at drawbridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21
GOAL, COAL, COAL.

TFRPOCK LUMP, HAIL, and SMITHS COAL,
OF superior quality. Also, best ANTHRACITE
COAL, OAK and PINE WOOD. -
ONCE ut III. A. PEARCE'S jewelry store third
door from corner Of Seventecni h and Main streets
14--1nk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

rEHE OLD-ESTABLJSHED FACTORY,
4 south side of the Basin, sells DRY KIN
DING aud all descriptions of SAWED and
BLOCK WOOD IL per cord cheaper than else
where. Call and examine onr stock.
FL. w. WATKINS,
90 10 Agent for Watkins e Brother.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFEC-
TON OF APATIENTsE
YEARS OF ,AGE-THANKS TO
MR.. HELMBOLD. -r-.-
GIRARD, Pa, March 81, 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

TOHN W. WYATT. G
y ~ GENERAL SHIPPING
AND C0NuISBLOE .ERChASI.
No. GOVERNOR STREET,
BIcEkoND, Va, Posr-CFEIcS COX u
soR LIVERPOOL AND <$S~7
NNAE LINE OF MAIL sTEAkERA SAlL!Nu
RHOK NEW YORK EVERY SAIUhDAA'
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
60 RATES OF PASSAGE.
Paua5ls IN Gold. Payable In Currency
First cabin. ....-..S7s stearage. ..............
TO Lon don ........... so TO London ...........
To Paris ............. 90 To Paris. ........ y.
Tickets sold to and non En2isrd. Ireland. ADD
the Continent at moderate rates.
yor further inform atop t2u,y 81 tnS Csusps2Y'
onices. JOHN 6, DALE. Agent;
JOHN w. WYATT, gcnt. Richmond, Va
FOB NEW YORK. gsa7
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1865
COMPANY. -E
The splendid new slce-waeeI steamships lshhg
BELL, SARATOGA, SIAGA ARA, kl.sE.
MARIE, and HATTkRAS. leave New York -
Norfolk, CITY Point, and Richmond, every TUzS-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY 3o'c.sa
2. s.. Leave Richmond syary TUESDAY. Eb!'
DAY. and SUNDAY, a. high tiSs.
saloons ana ststeroonis. fTfe fare. aceonUotn
lions, and at:cstion,ars unsurpassed. -,
Cto8a connections made With stea-ers FOR -
southern and European ports ~
Insurance efected, when ordered, AT 4 SUBS
TEh OF ONE PEE CENT, ~ The ofrces o. III
Tor further information apply to
10 -..tEyJE t8aGtL No. fS0yarnnr sfrrsl. 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

NOAL AND OD.-ANTHRACITE
co.. L tor CRATES. stoves, and furnaces CLIO
YER HILL LUMP, HAIL, and SMITHS; OAK
and PINE WOOJ, long or sawed; at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and get your supply, 1t Nine
tecnth and Cary or 7os Grace street
Sc 20 CHARLES ii. PAGE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

II. T. ANDERSON. JOHN j. KING.
4 NDERSON & KING, DEALERS IN
N WOOD AID coal. corner Of Byrd aud
Sixth streets, GLOVER HILL. COAL all grades
HARD and SOFT COKE, ANTHRACITKCOAL.
OAK and PINE WOOD. Orders left with kiEg
& Todd corner First and Broad streets Z. l..
Todd, corner Sixth and Clay streets; and X. A. +.
Dabney, 7O2 Broad street, promptly attended to.
sc lo-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

NOR RENT, the F IRST C l. A SSM4S
A. STOREHuGSE No. 40 Cary street now Ill
occupied by Board & Hirsb. Possession given =oth
instant. Applyto u.x1
se5--1m WILLIAM IL. hAAhbh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

T. C. JONES. Captain X. D. MINOR
TONES g. MINOR, -
~ Sole agents CARBON Hull SOFT COKE;
CLOVER HILL COAL Dealers, and Dealers In
ANTHRACITE and all other descriptions OF
GOALS and WOOD. -
once: Corner Eleventh and Main streets, under
National Bank of Virginia. ..gr au 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

DUY NOW-FUEL rs. ADVANCING
ID IN WATERPROOF COAL, lump,
hal average and fine /: GLOVER HILL COAL,
lump, hail, average, and fine; BURFORD coal,
lump, hail, average, and fine; SNTHtACiTE
COAD. CRATE, stove, and furnace; OAK and
PINE'WCOo, long, sawed and spill.
=. W. S. PITCHER,
se1e-sm Eighth between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

WANTED, THIRTY HANDS, to chop
w cord wood on the Me 'de Tract. Twelve in'iea
from kichmond near Deep-hun f's' 'NP''' o
the premises to ,o11n w FISHER
Sc POST ooll- -- - ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

WANTED.-A young lady English de-
w sires situation In a private family TO II, N
STRICT YOUNG CHILDukN in ESGLioH,
FREQ and MUSIC. or to teach inc anoSe
Address c. c., llO8 St. John street. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

II B. WATKINS, iii Main street.
y. BITUMINOUS COAL, all kinds and sizes
ANTHRACITE COAL. all kinds and sizes; .~'
SAWED and SPLIT, K1NDl4ING and COOK
ING WOOD land long,, from his new STEAM
FACTORY: all Of the best 3nd cheapest. au 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

VIZ ANTED, IN industrious and re III ,,
w WAITE WOMAN as Seamstress ana IN III
bcrmalo. Apply " WILLIAM W. COSBY,
go, o,x 2iOO Franklin ct, eet.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
DR.. CAGES VISIT EXTENDED.

The increasing demand for the services of this
famed Physician has induced him to extend his
stay until the latter part of the month. We see no
reason why he should change localities, for his
business here is already enormous, and he has
effected cures i'll this section which have established,
his reputation. His manner Of treatment is indeed
a peculiar one, but il challenges investigation. Its
results are to be seen on every hand, and thousands
walk the avenues Of life to-day who have been
rescued from beds of lan@nsheu pain by its beniti-
cent fundamentally. The unseen. yet all-potent
elements of Nature at his command act with il Sc
date but thrilling influence, performing the most
wonderful cures without drugs or surgery. The
treatment is pleasant to the patient, with no pain
or ndellcac exposure. 1t is in harmony with all
Natural l.aWs--rcmovmg distractions of the
nervous fluids and restoring the circulation to the
various organs of The system, thus giving the
seercions a healthy action, rcyitalizing The
functions Of life, and giving tone and yigor to the
whole system: The Doctor does not attempt to
perform any lmpossbliles, and with commend
able trankhess he rejects patients he considers in
durable Persons afflicted with any form of linger-
ing disease should not allow This opportunity to
pass. lie charges nothing for consultations his
terms OF treatment are reasonable.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14

This remedy does not simply reiieve for short time,
but it produces perfect and permanent of the
worst eases OF Chronic Naaal Catarrh and nrU pay
$500 Tetpara for case that cannot cure. "Cold in the
head and Catarrhal Headache cured with few ap-
pcatons II you have discharge from the nose, of
tensve or otherwise, stopping up of the times,
partial loss of the Of SMELL taste hearing eyes
watering weak feel dull, have pain pressure in
the head you may rest assured that you have Catarrh
Thousands annually, without manifesting half of the
above symptoms terminate in Consumption and end in
the grave. No disease is common, more deceptive
less understood by physicians. will send my pam
phet Catarrh to any address Free DR. Sages Carrh
Remedy is now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
Price so cents. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt of 60
cents, or four packages for two dollars. Beware Of
cOuteaJeits and Uo,thless limitations. that my 3ri
rate Stamp which is positive guarantee Of
is upon the outside wrapper. Remember that this pr
vate Stamp, issued by the United States
expressly for stamping my medicines, has my portrait
name and address, and the words U. S. Certificate OF
Genuineness" engraved upon it, and need not be mis-
taken. Don't be swindled by travellers and others
representing themselves DR.. Sage am the only man
now living that has the knowledge and right to manu-
facure the genuine DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and
never travel to sell this medicine -
X. V. PIERCE, III. D..
3moso2 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14

IHf OCEAN YACHT RACE now in progress
between the Dauntles9, owned by Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett ,Jr., and Mr.. AShburv' s
Cambria Is really not OF 50 much great inn
portance as has been attached to ii, for the
Cambria Is not the Fastest OF English yachts
and the Dauntless is not decided to be the
American champion. But the arrival OF the
Two vessels will be awaited with great inter
est for all that Capt Martin + Lyons, who
sailed the Henrietta in her ocean race, left
New York about a month AGO to take charge
nt the Dauntless. The following description
of the two yachts will he found of interest
The Danutless was built bv John Forsyth.
at Mystic, g., for Dexter Bradford, of New
port and named l.lironde!le. and about
three years ago was purchased 10y James
ttnrdon Bennett, Jr., and rechristencd the
l'auntess. In the fall Of 1868 She was taken
to Nyack, and underwent extensive altera-
lions in the yards of Meosi~ X 4 j Palmer.
Her dimensions are Length oyer ALI, l27
feet water line, Il feet; depth OF hold,
10 - feet breadth OF beam. ~ feet.
measurement, 2GS feet, by New York Yacht
Club rules; her mainmast, 80 feet; main
topmast, 60 feet, making 80 feet from deck
In truck; foremost SO feet iorctop, A. feet
or l3l feet from deck to truck She spreads
about 1889 square feet of canvass, and is
manned by captain, sailing maste", mate
h"atsWain, two Iualtermasters, and twelve
men before the mast She will probably
carry more men during the race, and the club
rules entitle her to carry thirty The
Cambria is keel schooner, built of OAK,
with teak topsides. Her interior fittings are
remarkably rich and beautiful, and in good.
taste. She has twenty-onc tons OF ballast
>mclted and run into her timbcrs. and has
also four tons of lead bolted to her keel.
Her bowsprit is a very peculiar spar, and
with the jibboom and dying .jibboom is all in
one stick, and rigs in and out at the option of
the saillngmastcr She is 24S TONS New
York Yacht Club measurements and 1873 tons
Royal Thames Yacht Club measurement, and
was built by ltatsey. of Cowes at the Isle of
Wight, IN 1868. She is "a fine type of the
deep and narrow English model, and in ex-
ternal appearance bears a resemblance in
stiffness and stability to n Cnnard steamer.
1t can hardly be said the Cambria i, as
graceful and charming in her pose upon tn,
water as the majority of American schooners
and this is simply because the English are
willing to sacrifice anything to secure the
full embodiment of their IDEAS as to speed
Her dimensions are Length from stempos
to sternpost) 10S feet; beam, II feet ;
draught of water, l.. feet
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
EXTRAORDINARY GIFT OF HEALING.

DR.. Gage is having such a large number of
patients, and is giving such universal satisfaction,
that he has decided to remain at the American
House until August lst His cures appear so mar
Vicious that the question is frequently asked will
they remain permanent In reply to which we
will simply refer to the many cures in the vicinity
of Augusta which We're effected one year ago !:
wife of Mr.. Aaron Davis, of China, who was rad
ically cured Of large Cancer, which had defied
all medical skill. When this most terrible of all
maatlies can be et1ectually cured without medicines
or surgery we not forced to believe that the
less afflicted of the earth can be quickly healed
of their inirmities through the same bcnetcent
instrtlmcntalitY:
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
The Scranton Republican tells a mournful story

The Scranton Republican tells mournfill story
of a casualty on the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury
railroad on the night of the 25th A Mrs. Gaven,
with three children, two little boys aged five and
years, and babe, at the depot at Pittston
to take a train. She put her two little boys in a
Meanwhile the train started. The station master
signalled the conductor to stop, and the little boys
screamed at being carried from their mother But
it seems that the train neither stopped was any
care taken of the children. The mother teegraphed
to put them off at Scranton. Nothing further was
known of them until they We're found on the rail-
way track about two o'clock on the morning of the
26th--the youngest one killed and the other lying
inscnsibe, with his arms cut off close to the
shoulder. The poor little wanderers had been run
down by a train in deep cut; but how OF why
rarely read more distressing story.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.

July :. schs d. II. Arey, Ryan, Boston, Elizabeth
Libby do.
$. Sch Abby Gale, Ryan, Boston,
y. schs Cameo, McCarty, Boston; Castellane, Hart
do. "
10. Brig Amos M. Roberts, Doak, Boston; Schs j, p
Merriam, Clark, do, Ida Morton. Cotrel, do.
H. Sch Harbinger, Ryder, Hoboken.
~. sehs Banner Curtis, Saco; Ophia, Thurston,
Hobsken.
SAILED.
July 9. Schs Jack Downing Patterson, RockIand "
e. Eadie, Ryder, Dix Island.
H. schs Elizabeth Libby, Bangor; Castellane Hart
Ship Henry b. Wright, (of searspor) Treat, from
Portland for St. john N B. went ashore Long Point
near Cutler, Me-, night OF July 8. in thick fog an,
went to pieces on sunday The H. =, W. was 7oa tons
register, and was built at Stockton, Me-. in 1855
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
Cure for Female Weakness

THIS WoNDEkFUi. Nj EDlIIN +, made, from an In
dian Recipe, is efey ueyetoblr and is a certain cure
ny nclosins three cent postage stamp, will send you
my Circular which will give testimonials Manufacture
ed and sold by Mrs. Linus Belcher. Randolph, Mass
Sold by s. e. Goodwin Co., Hanover Street Boston
and by all Druggists.
PRlCE-ONE DOLLAR per bottle
RANDOLPH, Mass, October 10, 1863.
Mrs. BELcHER-I had been sufferer for seven years
before knew about your Medicine. had no faith for
had tried various kinds OF Medicines and several PLY.
sicans, and was only relieved for short time. will
cheeriully say to you and the public, have tried this
out the aid OF Supporters, from three bottles
Very respectfully, MRS. G. ii. WINNErr
Mrs. BELcHER; Spending last summer with my
Falls, had chance to test your medicine and find it
all it is recommended and wish to try it again.
send you tive dollars for six bottles Direct to Mrs S.
A. Barker Union House, Thornton N. II. sp3m4U
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14

The Detroit Tribune saws of the heart
rending account Of band of musicians be
ing gobbied up by cage of lions in u men
agerie ''Ihe lions treated the musicians
with distinguished consideration, and polite
ly escorted them to the door of the CAGE
without taking SO much as a single Juicy
steak from them. The musicians didn't tun.
bic into the den of lions at all, but went OF,
blowing their horns with melodious compos-
ure. The lions were not at all hungry; and
couldn't digest the musicians if they had
swallowed them. There waren't any lions
attached to the circus. There wasn't any
circus. The musicians tumbled into a den OF
liars-not lions"
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
FOR Ell DORADO,
800 Acres of Land, and Passage to 1t, 70,
500 or $l25.

The Steamer will Gail for
Amsss4 sn ra,as ,i5 II: Ss
SIEi=5=zfof August, and will make the passage
out in 22 DAYS The grant lies across the nayigabe
southern tributaries OF the Amazon; adoins the rch
gold placer and gold and silver quartz region Of Bolivia
the diamond region of Brazil comprises one Of the
best agricultural regions in the world has even and
delightful climate, and good drainage. Cabin Fare by
lent, according to location of berths. Children under
~ half price Each settler .p who goes by this steamer
steamer will connect at Para mouth of the Amazon WITH
the which sail th from New Yo1k The
ana so ons Dy %h1 ga . 70 w ne BIG Cabin
HENRY ". PEABODY 8 CO. s. II Liberty Square.
Boston, or to BAKER T. HURLBURT, Al South Street
New York. 3W52
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET.
For the meeh ending Juiy I'll

For the areeh ending Juiy 7th
GEoRGE's CoDFlslI.-I.ast sales at $3.50. market
firm. ' ~
MAcKEREL.-Shore in fair receipt We quote sales
OF No. at $50, No. . $40 a $l0.5o. No. 3 So.
FRESH HALIBUT.-Scarce, and prices have advanced
Last sales OF Bank at $40 ST per cwt Tor wh1e and
gray; Georges $40. '
SMOKED no.--da cts. per ID. according to quality.
OlI-.-Market quiet, with decline in price LAST
sales OF cod ut % cents per gall.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
ANOTHER CURE BY DR.. GAGE.

NINALHANEN, Me, July 3, 1870
DIR. GAGE-l'ear SIr.-oince your treatment OF
my wife at Rockand, for bad cough, genera
debility, &e., she has got entirely well. | would
sincerely recommend all afflicted to consult You
\ on Will always have the best wishes of
Your ohiedcnt servant
SMITH HOPKINS.
The Doctor has extended his stay at the Ameri-
can House, until the last of the month
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
ANOTHER WITNESS FOR DR.. GAGE.

CHINA, Me, July 9Th, 1870
Dr.. GAGE Sir:-I saw you at the Mansion
House, in Augusta, last August. told you if
got we'll OF my lameness you should hear from NE
again. | will now inform you that | have not
walked so well for fifteen years as have since
your treatment last summer. You can publish
this if You please and if any one disbelieves the
statement will send you the names of dozen Wit
nesses to prove it, truth
Yours Truly
Mrs A. HANSON
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LET EVERYBODY READ

the comprehensive medical work entitled THE
SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRES ERVATION," BY
A. ii. Hayes, III. De- advertised fully In another column
perusa OF it will convince the most tmid sccptca
reader that it is comparatively easy to avoid the ills that
beset the young and thoughtess and that the weakened
forces OF manhood may be reestablised lappne
and usefulness may be those whose constit-
tons have been prematurely broken down. See adyer-
''se'hsh' ol Itapouy Mtulcal institute. lm5UsP.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
MARRIED..

In searsport, July ., Mr.. Wilson DOW and Miss
Lizzie Eaton, both OF S.
In Bangor, 18th inst Col. T. Ii. Gushing Of Winter.
Esq, of b.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
It's natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
l. at once agreeable,
healthy, and etiectual
for preserving the
hair, Fucled or gray
har IS soon aostoJyd
to It's original color
triM hr gloss ANT
,trsh0ess Of qorth.
Thin hair is dick
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
More Evidence Of Dr.. CAGES Skill.

All persons who may be suffering from diseases
OF amy character should read the following cures
recently wrought at Augusta, by DR.. G. G. Gage.
the successful Natural Physician, who commences
practice at the American House, in this CITY.
where he remains until about the Goth, Mr.. Calvin
Z. Ilna Ninalhaven, Me-, chronic diarrma wears
unable to work, as his neghbors will testify: and
ny one visit resumed work and gained Is lbs, in
three weeks, and too, without the employment of
medicines. Mrs. Geo. u. Wadley, Belgrade Me-.
liver complaint, general weakness, &c.. the change
wrought IN Increase was most wonderful and randi
MIR. 4. Butterfield. 4. Nassalboro, Me-, difficulty
about the heart % years Standing cured by one
visit. Jacob Butterlield, f. Vassalboro', lame
back and asthma; benefited. Chas S. Collins.
West Farmington Me-; liver, kidney, and general
arrangement OF the system; cured. Chas Gil
patrick Boothhay, Me-; disabled arm restored,
and general health improved. John A. Brett,
Greenfield; chronic rheumatism: greatly benefited
Mrs. Ell Morse, f. ReadfieId; cured of dyspepsia.
X. Jones, Washington Me-; great pain in arm,
caused by an injury; obliged to take large quanti-
ty of lalIdanum daily; cured by two visits. Mrs
Aaron Davis, China, Me-; cancer the size of il
hens egg; one week and scarcely trace of it re-
manned. Mrs. Benjamin Kimball, Sidney; difficult
" of chest; debility, &c.
Those intending to visit the Doctor should do SO
upon his arrival, his rooms are generally hrong-
ed at the close of his visit
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
DR.. GAGE, THE NATURAL PHYSICIAN.

The numerous afflicted in this vicinity should
not despair, tor ,r. Gage, al the Thorndike Hotel,
| (and who commences practice at the American
House, Belfast, July 81 works wonderouS cures
without medicines or surgery, but through a sys-
TEN OF treatment peculiar to himself. Being The
seventh SON." while quite Young he was induced
to operate for the OF Scrottlla, which, strange
as il may seem, was cured. He then gave the sub
ect his attention, and has succeeded in originating
a system OF treatment by which he can cure all
manner of disease, Is is shown by the many test-
monials published. lie has praciced here but two
weeks, and many already report themselves cured
or materially hcncited among whom are the fol-
lowing John Il. Metcalt, SO. Hope, deep ulcer
on limb and severe lameness; says he hasn't felt
AS well for months. Mrs. b. A. Smith, Ninalhaven,
dropsy, asthma debility, &C.. the change wrought
in her case is wonderful W. II. Wellman, Rock
new man. Nj \. Weymouth, Rockland, difficulty
about Viclals, pronounced heart disease; the
change IN his case is also wonderful. Mrs Smith
improving rapidly. Son of John $. Hopkins is also
being helped of a severe lameness of two wears
standing. Mrs. A. Hanson, China, Me-, cured of
swollen limbs and severe pain. Mrs. +. Richards
nalhaven, liver difficulty, &c. Many other cases
can be given on application. The Doctor came
among us an entire stranger. He took no special
pains to herald his advent, but quietly awaited
events, until at last cases came TO him; those who
had lost all hopes, but still chung to life, and as a
last resort sought his aid and We're relieved; their
Joy was unbounded and they proclaimed what
great things had been done for Them" marveng
accomplish cures which had deed the best skill of
the medical profession. Rockland Gazette.
To DIR. GAGE. The following very pretty lines
are dedicated to DR.. Gage, who is practicing at the
American House in this city. aud were written by
one who has derived great benefit from the Doctors
treatment -
Heaven bless thee, DIR. Cage
keep thee to good old age
Thy strength Increase
Keep thee from every ill,
Thy heart with goodness fill.
And friends surround thee still
When life shall cease
Our good Father from above
Gave from his great heart of love
Healing powers to thee.
Oh, who would dare to mock.
When the lame are made to walk,
And the mute again to talk,
Or the blind to Sce
Heaven keep thy gilt intact,
Ever give the faith TO act.
And power to save.
When thy lile's work is done,
May sweet peace near thee come
Angels guide thee 10 thy home
Beyond the grave
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
Farm for Sale.
N Office

MY WIFE, Evene Dutch, having left my bed and
Vl board this is to forbid all persons from harborn
trusting her my account as shall Day no debts Of
her contracting after this date.
GEORGE A. DUTCH.
Belfast, July 5, 1870. 3w5at