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New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
DLANTATION BITTERS.

E. T.-l&0--N
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE rs THE
sHEET.ANCEOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DEBILTTATRD AS A
TONIC AND CORDIAL PoR THB AGED AND LASGUID 1T HAS
40 EQUAL AMONG sTOMACHICs AS A REMEDY FOR THB
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARB ESPECIALLY
suaRrr 1T rs SUPgRSRDIxG EVERY OTHER STIMULANr
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL, TEMPERATE, on fRIGD, IT
ACTS Az SPECIFIC IN EVERY sPECrs OF fQlsQRDE9 WHICH
rSDBRMIsgs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THB ANIMAL SPIRITS
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY oP YOUR ORIG.
GIsT R0CER PACKAGE or SEA MOSS FARINB MANUPAC
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEES, wHCH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND LIKR
QUANTITY OF PCpDIHGs, CUsTARDs, CREAMS CHARLOTTE
RUsSE &C. &c. 1T Is BY PAR THE CHEAPEST HEAL HEST
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD ~ THE WORLD
RAND SRA MOSS PARISB co.
81 PARR- PLACE y. Y
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.sa,,, rs,v nnon Il thas I'D extra az.

any q them, rely upon II that its extra ac.:
cidents will amount to mere than oil the
property Of the place is worth Conten-
Mate the local pests, the exhausting days
and nights Of summer, the listless ana EN-.
feebled mechanics, the loose and shachi.ns
proceedings in the shops ana sasos, aliu
imagine the annoyance these "ouid elisssh !,
Cor for man of spirit, practlcal SENSE ano
energy, like Mr.. HUsTINegosi
LET ,is return again to Richmond, with
;ts hoaut,es and advantages. We find 1t at
tho head OF tide water and at the foot of the
running current Of beautiful and large
river, which always supplies her people
abundantly, and never fails to give liberal
quantity for manufacturing. This grand
river is adorned by lovely and fertile val
ley for $50 miles, and is part Of the route
Of easiest grades OF all between the Atlantic
and the Mississippi. This river is studded
with water.power for manufacturing, and
along its line must ultimately run the rail-
road that will soon connect US with the
Ohio. The heavy business of that ROAD
cannot be conducted upon the present
route, and Mr.. HUNTINGTON has declared
his purpose to be to diyerge from it at
Clifton Forge and to follow the James river
to Richmond. Whether Mr. HUNTINGTON
had so declared or not, we all should know
that that is certainly to be part OF the
great route Of transportation between the
Atlantic aud the Mississippi. Then there
is the canal, which will be sooner or later
an accomplished work. So that the great
trade of the West which crosses the bosom
of Virginia is obliged to hug the valley OF
james river. Its superior grades and the
ease of shipment at this place make this
certain and inevitable.
In this view, what have we to fear? What
would not Baltimore give for such river
and such valley? 1t Is good way to es-
innate their importance by supposing that
Baltimore had them, instead of Jones's
Falls-that stream that is incapable Of doing
much good, and which at times is so flooded
as to threaten the Monumental city with
being washed down to Cape Charles? just
suppose that Baltimore had James river,
and that you, people Of Richmond, had
Jones's Falls, and how then?
No; croaking is entirely out Of place
here. Only determine to do your duty,
people of Richmond, and you are safe.
Deepen James river, build the straight line
from Richmond to Lynchburg, improve
your city as rapidly as you can, and fear
nothing. Courage, faith, and industry will
make Richmond the greatest inland city in
the Union.
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Another Whiskey Ring Swindle.

The telegraph announces that Mr.. PLEAS
ANTON, who succeeds Mr.. DELANo, is in
favor of placing uniform tax of twenty
five cents upon tobacco, and raising the
whiskey tax to one dollar per gallon. This
is huge speculation Of the whiskey ring,
and one that Congress will not approve un-
less its members are bribed. Were it to
succeed, supposing that there are about
200, 100000 of gallons of whiskey in the
country which has paid fifty cents per gal
Ion, the holders of that whiskey would make
4 hundred millions Of dollars by the trick.
It is indeed huge scheme Of corruption.
We regret to see that it is favored by the
Executive, and men high in position.
The tax of fifty cents per gallon is
very high, and it has yielded as much as the
tax of two dollars. e., about twenty.cight
millions. Now, with this incontestable
testimony before US, how can Congress in
crease the tax and consummate this enor-
nous scheme to plumber the country ?
When the two-dollar tax existed of course
there was an amount Of fraud so great as
to reduce the receipts from the tax to the
same aggregate that is attained by the tax
of fifty cents per gallon. Is it the business OF
the Government to encourage fraud and
facilitate schemes for plundering the peo-
pie? Ii so, then they should increase the
whishey tax as proposed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-20

The election of Gen. ASA ROGERS to the
Office of Second Auditor, q post he filled for
some years before the war, brings back the
recollection of other and happier days,
when the Legislature was adorned by such
men rs ROBERT e. SCOTT, WHIT. TUNsTALL,
TEos. II. BAYLy, V. w. SoUTHALL, THos.
W. G1LMER, WIN. FRAZIER, JOHN BALDWIN,
Gen. KEMPER, DICK EDMoNDs, WIN. MAR
TIN, and host sEothers men of ability
hearts of gdM-who would have re.
Elected honor upen any delberatiye body,
and with all of Whom Gen. ROGERS was an
associate in legislation and personal inter-
course. TO us it is especially gratifying in
the day OF reverses and expressions to see
one who has SO shared the lot of his people
as Gen. ROGERS has, restored to q place OF
trust and honor which he held so much to
his credit in times past.
And we join contemporary in awarding
to Mr.. SHAcKLEFoRD the praise that is due
him. He has displayed in this day of sell
fishness delicate sense of honor and JUS
tice. Last year it was the manifest desire
of the Legislature to elect General Rooms
to his old position, but his political disa-
bilities rendered him ineligible. Mr.. SHAc.
KLEFoRD accepted the office temporarily, in
trust, as it were, and resigned on Friday,
that the General, whose disabilities have
been removed, might be elected in accord.
ance with the desire Of the Legislature.
The General was elected, as reported by us
yesterday, on Saturday, with only ten dis
sentients on the joint ballot Of both Houses.
1t is SO rare to see men surrender an advan-
tage growing out Of other peoples political
disabilities, that this case is entitled to es-
pecial commentator. Mr.. SHAoKLEFoRD's
education was under the auspices of the
best principles Of Virginia, and the proof
of their excellence is in his honorable and
unselfsh conduct in this noted episode In
official history-one that sounds now more
like romance than fact.
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DIEDs

{.
suhsay. 18th Mrs. JANE @. BAKER, wife OF
George w. Baker. in the d6th year OF her age;
Her funeral Will take place from the Fulton Pap.
t,st Church TUESDAY, 2oth instant NJ II o,clocE
A IA. ire relatives and friends OF The family are
roanpctf,Illy invited to attend
washington and Baltimore papers picsxse
copy
IN Monday morp,ng, December 18th, after 2
,onn and lingering Illness, which ehe pore WIZ \
rhri.ttnn fortitude. Mrs. 20 CAhON1a
RUGERs, aged 80 years.
!. Bls ssed are the dead who die In the Lore"
Her funeral will take place from her late resi- 3
denee No. 2Io6 Main street, THIS ruescayl AZ, ar
TEENOoN at 3 O'Clock. Her frlends anu &c
onaintapces are invited to intend.
At Amelia Courthouse. ut ~ O'Clock Z. m., on
Friday. December la, 1870. from the efects OF a a
wound received 1t the battle Of McnoweIl, pay 2,
isos, SOLOMON LEVY, in the thlrty-ioufin year
of his age. or Ravaria.
came 70 America and took up his residence ~, -
Amelia Courthouse when about eighteen years oiu,
From that time he steadily rose In Inc estlm LII
of hts neighbors until, a. the time OF mrs usss
few Citizens In the county command mo o III nd
spect or more fully possessed me connue eaS anS
esteem Of the community In which ae nrsa; aiI
with which he had thoroughly identl1eo M Ii
He served with N srked gallantry In the sIo i
wall Brigade" throughout the late war, pessinsS
through the greater part Of II the wouhu wD tnd
IN ,sed his death Honest. truthful warm .near.eu,
generous, and perfectly brave his loss 10
by all who possess or admire those high
of manhood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-20

The North British Rewe1 for October
has been sent to us by Messrs. WooDHousE
& PARHAM. This Reuie,o we can always
safely commend to the reading public.
Able, like the Westminster, it is, unlike
that quarterly, sound in its teachings on re.
hgious questions. The number before us
seems to be one of the best ever published.
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sksKEh&E se9sg10Ees.

ME- BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PRE-
sENTs.-yUNCHEs OF GRAPES, each Hlled
with elegant perfume; BOUQUET baskets ana
FRUITS, all filled with the finest extracts. Also'
fine TOILET SETS; COLOGNE BotHkEs'
with handsome CHROMOs; lNFANts' ~
I.ET RoyFs complete; PERFUME BOXES,
&c. l.. W A1SSN' Diuksr
de e0-2tx otn anu oro1u oe -
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CHR1srMAs PRESENTS
MAXI AN EARLY SELECTION.
ELEGANTLY uLUSTRbTE BOOKS Of pop
ular authors In rich bindings;
CHILDREN,s BOOKS hundreds ofthem--choice
and attractive, in pretty bindings;
PORTABLE WHITING DESKS, Of papior ma
chic. rosewood, walnut, and mahogany
WORK BOXES-besutiful and in great variety !;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the table desk, or
secretary;
PHOTOGRAPHIC lLBUMS-a great variety;
BIBLEs-the biggest stock we have had;
PRAYER BOOKS from 25c. 10 S12-some Yeryele
CANT, in ivory, velvet, and oeausliu lea'heF
bindings;
HYMN BOOKS of The several religious denom1-
nations;
DRESSING CASES
PORTFOLIOS,
POCKET BOOKS
POCKET KNIVES
PENCIL CASES.
PAPER FOLDERS.
CARD CASES,
GOLD PENS,
sTEREOSCOPES and VIEWS
Beautiful NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES with
and without initials;
Superb PIANO-FORTEs Of the best makers;
with number OF othsr nice things adapted for
Christmas presents, New Years gifts, scnoci
prizes birthday souvenirs, and the drawing-room
table.
Make an early selection while the stock is full.
de14--,ot woODHOUsE & PARHAM.
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CLOTHING.

RH AsONS LODGE,
AND MAIN STREETS.
where can be fonnd more MASUSS and more
CLOTHING than In sSy o her house in the State,
and we invite III our friends 70 cal! and sslecE ION
one Of the LARG EST and BEST AsSghThEN
OF GOODS of the kind Ia the city or state.
= .g.-[3az VIM. lkA SMITH,
corner Main and 10th streets,
den old stand OF BSldwins,
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rI1HE CHEAPEST CLoTHING-HOUsE

In THE CITY.
II. W. ROSE sas BROAD STREET,
wholesale and retail dealer In CLOTHING, FgR-
EISHING GOODS, HATS. CApS, snd UM.
BRELLAs, takes pleasure In calling attention 10
bis recently -purcha:ed supplies. Great bargains
Cents Furnishipg Goods in great variety. Hats,
Caps, SILK and Bingham Umbrellas, In great va,
riesy, OF excellent quality. Piece Cassimsles OF
choice Qualities large assortment OF gents ana
Youths, Canes, &c. Low prices and quick sales IL
my motto. Please call and see for ourselves, As's
Broad street, corner Of At0. ID. ". hSor,
&C IS-am CloshieI. &C
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MorrplY saloopz.
.cPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
y JOHN II. WooDTIF.
& 111Y MAIN sTR BE :.

|CPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
- JOHN II. WooDTIF,
111Y MAIN STE EET.
orposrrr D1spArou OFFICE,
Bers TO inform bis friends and tho pubis that Y
addition to his large and completes stock Of htap'
and fancy
DRY GOODS,
he has now ready for exhibition splendid line O
articles both useful aud Ornamental speciaii!
adap. ed to the present season and the holidays
He calls special attention to
sHAWLs aud CLOAKS, In great var. 'ety;'
CLOAK MATERIALS lalsrge assortne 'ut,,
aERTLEMEE's FURNISHING GOODS
RICH LAcEs, LACE COLLARS and SETS
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS,
LACE and EMBROIDERED HANDKh r
CHIEFS,
sAsHEs and SASH RIBBONS,
KID GLOVES
Beautiful
DRESS GOODS
of every description.
In fact our stock is full and unusually
ATTRACTIVE,
and as the season Is far advanced we will ofer buy
" EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
JOHN II. WOODF1N.
de 90 I'LL Main street
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SUGAR CAKES, 4sc. per 100.
MOLASSKS CAKES, 45c. per 100.
No.cbarge for barrels.
An made of the best material and workmanship
az BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
no 91-1m W. MaIn 9h ee'.
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r WILL SELL ON EASY TERMS: On.
: i iSS GSEsNS and HARNESS Il goVd
= Several CARTS. WAGONS, &C.; also. j small
PONY, years old, suitable for doctor: will
work in any harness. JOHN KELLY,
nHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" HOAD.-E OTI @ E.-The Freight Trains
leaving each end Of the line Of this road on SAT
iIRDAY the Path instant, viii run through, and
lie over until "WEDNESDAY, the 28th instant, on
which day thoy will leave and make one trip
through each way, and Will commence their reg
Mar trips gain on MONDAY, the ID day or Jan.
aary, 1911 Goods for shipEsn Mt viii be received
on Saturday, the s4th, Tuesday, the I'D. ana on
Saturday, the 5ist list D. HONIEa.
4 Richmond. Disc. 10. 1870. de 2o-st
NToTICE.--Haying removed from CIR
IN ms old stand on 18TH and FranAln -
streets to the stable formerly kept by NV %. 70 !:
Ledlsy. on 9th street, near Main, In fnls view OF
the spots wood Hotel take this occasion TO thank
nv friends and public st large for their pasI
patronage, and hope for the continuance OF the
same Ut my new place of business. s.s5. ss
y i shaH give my perS0nal attention to- all horses
left With me forgRa1e or board, and Will keep on
hand For hire FIRsT-CLAsS CARRIAGE,
with accotnfno1ats Drivers Also, FIRST
CLASS $n0kSES Ena .Eu dGIES as
4 de s-aot R M. Fl. SWITZERLAND.
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DOME
k1 CHEAP AT THIS OPTIC E.
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WEST 6 JOHNSTON
1905 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE PosT-oFFICE,
INVITE ATTENTION
TO THEIR
CHR STMAS STOCK
OF
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
JUVENILE BOOKS.
STANDARD AUTHORS,
AND
BIBLES and PRAYER-BOOKs,
bound in every style Of binding.
ROCKS as pifts reach a larger range OF tastes
than almost anything else. Their appropriate
ness IS usually manifest, and there Is notaoIe OPP
por;unity for felicity OF choice. oeZ'-It
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appreciated Than a GROVER Il BAKER SEW
iw s1y yom aGy ss
81 s.ss E \: m ns sss ss4s s..
CHR1srMAs GOODS.
LAYER and SEED JESS RAIsINs,
9 G1TMSo9kk sad M GSsaA NEAT.
NDD-' GEO. A. HuEDLEY,.
de 14-et 5as Broad street.
CHRISTMAS, 1870.
GIFTS FOR THE BOYS.
GIFTS FOR THE GIRLS.
GIFTS FOR THE OLD.
GIFTS FOR THE YOUNG.
GIFTS FOR THE MARRIED.
GIFTS FOR THE SINGLE.
GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY.
ELLYsoN & TAYLOR,
NEXT TO THE DISPATCH" OFFICE,
would call public at ent,on to their large collec-
ton of articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PREsEN is
NAMELY:
sMAsHED.TP LOC0M0TlvE,
pAn 3 lAiHE q yIsiT OF SANTA CLAUS
S NESkS sEs ssIIeekGGsaM asS MID
Oiss aCTEii MAPS and Futures, all kinds;
DR. c6 BHRh PR iN EYs Mhak1 h1HEs TWIST
sS e 81: q As5s RTzz1Es
GIN GAME aA Of iFpAUTHoRs. and all other new and
standaydgames and picture puzzles.
FRENCH, GERMAN. AND AMERICAN
WORK BOXES
and
WRITING DESKS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
beautiful assortment.
GIFT BOOKS.
In every style Of binding, al the popular English
and American editions.
All the popular and beautiful English Juveniles
are our speciality.
THE g GoT J AfE and ARTISAN.
THE BRITISH %oRK1MLAEE,
BAND OF HOPE REflEW,
CHILDREN's PRIZE,
CHILDREN FRI END,
E FIJI fEalL yi SRfGs'D.
JUVENILE:
RoUTLEDGE's EVERY BOYS ANNUAL
MY l xs.fPjiNe1 KINGDOM. Du chaillen;
MOTH A ND RUST, prize ~, yo lMn
RR9 TA S12s ssa2EEs HhhM iasst BoYHooD,
3 Hs FS5s sz2SR
RkoSEo Bo6ks. Sy Abbott;
R REnMRss1 btn ssTASD2 Il 5 LliBRARi,
JUNO STORIES, by Jacob Abbott;
Ek sRiMs9RH a nssSTss.'
HANS ANDERsON's TALES.
and all other standard and new books for children.
PRAYER-Bo oKs.
HYMa.Bo s1d
at prices snd styles to suit all.
ENGLISH AND AME RICAN TOY BOOKS.
A most complete and besutfpl assortment, em-
| bracing al the new styles, sn h Us
A VISIT rk EA1 s soS;r CLAUS
SANTA CLAUS AND HIS WORKS
and thousands of others.
FROM CINE TO FIFTY CENTS EACH.
ALPHABET and BUILDING BLOCKS.
DIARIES and POCKET BOOKS,
A new and well sslectAd assortment.
REMEMBER THE PLACE:
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's,
llIe MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO THE DISPATCH OFFICE.
lde 10 dtDs7l
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NEW HOLIDAY BOOKS.
"wALEs ABOUT RICHMOND"
A STORY FOE BOYS;
ALSO, A GUDE-BooK FOR THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
This is handsome little volume, bound In
cloth, embracing 17s pages, with illustrations,
and a fine photograph Of Gen, LEE. Price, 76c.
ALSO,
"EDGAR's STRUGGLE"
A STORY OF TEMPTATION;
lo7 pages, with two full-page Illustrations
Price, 45c.
For sale by MCCARTHY s. ELLYsON,
Publishers, No. s14 Main street,
de 2o-et AND AT THE BOOKSTORES.
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o. Il r I s t NJ A 8 .
ANDREW PIzz1EI & CO..
so7 BROAD STREET.

The public can now and displayed on our coun.
ters the largest, finest, and be assortment OF
PLAIN AND + NE CANDIES,
OF Maillard's, Wbitman's, and our own nani,fac.
| ture. These candies will stsnd any test AID are
guaranteed pure and b, althy; can be given -
to chi'dten without fear Of their being I,aao g,
by the authorizations which are now so n'n.N -
| vogue among some manufacturers.
FANCY boxes
to suit everybody-some ricn, iafe, ~ Sc',,r
and some plain and cheap, in the reacn OF the
noore.t and then variety Of intermediate ones.
SURPRISES,
,,o, 80 c4n.rnnarue Bottles, Kid Gloves, &C., &C.,
to astonish and delight young and old.
ORNAMENTS FOR TREES,
of glass, wood, and sugar; cheap and beautiful.
DOLLS
Of every size, with and without natural hair, NOV.
Ing eyes. from 2sc. to $3.50 each.
FIREWORKS
POP. CRACKERs
500 FINE oRNAmENrED G u'hRsI fiais and
G SHE sITsSy
! LEMONS, ORANGES, PIPPINs, &C., &c.
in fact, we have everything that can be wanted
please children and delight the ladies' there here
pleases you, and it win he promptly delivered ut
yonr house In time to meet the demand Santa Claus
Our goods need no special mention to the peo-
pie OF this ci,y. They are renowned throughout
The city, State, and the South. And as to pTe1ns-
u,ns we have lways taken them when we exhib-
tied at any Fair-and we compete With all selling
pure poods-but do not propose to contend with
the aduter ted article which 1s made IN the Nerth
ut less price than sugar can be bought ut tce re-
fnery.
Come one, come all, to the HEADQUARTERS
OF THE SW eETS,, and supply yourselves.
ANDREW PlZZINI g. co.,
de 10 ct So7 Broad street.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
VI FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AT BkIGGs'S BAKERIES,
7o7 Main street, and 42e Broad street.
The largest VARIETY Plain Fancy, and Ornament
tai CAKES ever Offered in this city, at
GREATLY REDUCED PRtCEs.
Call, SEE, aud be convinced Among the many
different kiuds may be found
Pound Cake, MascsroGnes.
Sponpe Cream Putf5,
JelIy Kisses al kinds,
Scotch :" Waferss
New Year Cake, Vanilla,
Cftron. Blown jun bles,
Currant, Jenny Lind.
Raistn Chocolate sticks,
snow ,S BAN. Coeoanut Cake,
Lady, Cake C5coanut Candy.
FAMILY C&KE3 Baked aud ttrnamented.
! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
do Mt -=#. 4.
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CRACKERS,

NJ CRACKERS,
CeACKERs, CAKES, CAKES.
No ,,o,chants. dealers and consumers of CAKES
and CRACKERS, s
Look at my llss Of prices WHOLESALE and
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DOME
At THIS OFRfGE s.:
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the futile attempt to build cities in spite o!
the DEGREES of Providence.
Let us look at Richmond further. She is
the lowest point Of crossing James river.
Here the railroads are bound to concen.
trate. Here the staple exports and coastwlse
freight must accumulate, by canal, and the
southwest and southern railroads, and is it
probable that one railroad rejecting the
facilities Of shipment where the shipping
necessary to carry away the freights of all
these lines viii 60 away down the PENN.
sula to find ships to carry Its freights? We
think not. 1t will be in violation of we'll
defined law Of trade that the sea.going YES
sci brings its freights as far into the interior
as 1t can, and the land-carriage seeks the
sea-going vessel at the nearest point; be;
cause water-carriage is cheaper than land
carriage.
These considerations ought to determine
this question about termini east of Rich
mond. But there is another Of very con-
siderable importance. A great railway
needs at its most Important terminus q
grand depot and machine shop. Its i'm.
msnse trains must at the end Of their Jour-
ney be oyerhauled by master machinists,
and all the business ofrepair and construe-
ton must have the advantages Of a high me.
chanical skill and all the appliances at.
forded by an enterpf rising and vigorous con-
dition Of manufactures. These things are
Indispensable 10 the highest success of rail.
reading and the GREATEST security OF trains
and passengers against accident. How does
Richmond stand with reference to these?
All the world 10 nothing against your III.
ankatank tefIniat. ~ hen q railroad selects
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25

THE LADIES soRosIs CLUB, Of New
York, recently changed their discussions
from woman's suffrage to Hair prepare
tons and PimpIo Banishcrs. They de-
clarcd that where mature had not cndow.
ed them with beauty, It was their right
yea, their duty-to seek 1t where they
could. So they all voted that Magnolia
Balm ovcrcamc sallowncss, Rough Skin
md Ring-marks, and gave to the complex
ion most dishnguc (soroslan) and mar
ble.like appearance dangerous to men
no doubt, and that Lyons Kathairor
made the Hair grow thick, soft and awful
pretty, and moreover prevented 1t from
turning gray. If the proprictoB Of these
articles did not send the sisters an invoice
theyare not smart mar,1eodd&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25
WANTS.

TNANTED-MEN WHO WANT
w TO MAKE MOEEY.-IIcre Is al oppOr.
tunlty for making money rarely presented In
lifetime have got the hest selling article ever
Invented, that every Housekeeper buys On sight
1t 10 ANAL Furnace weighing only q pounds,
that can be used with or without stove; Il Will
ft In tho holes Of any sized stove or range, and
will do as much work with quart Of fuel, char.
coal, chips, coke, cOrcObs or SON coal, a. can be
done In any BtovO with y bushel; twill boil .
gallons OF water In 10 minutes: with l quart Of
fuel It will Boil, BroIl, Toast, ROast, Bake Stow,
Heat Flat Irons, &c, &c. Its economy Is mar
velous. You have no smoke, gas or heat In tho
room. 1t sells tho year round. Retail price only
81 Is. Thousands arc sold every week. Any
man. with small capital, can clear from SIS 90 to
SO 70 per day, by owning tho right to any good
county, and whole State " Of tnCAlculAblC
worth 10 man Of enterprise. Send for Conf
Dental Circular Address ....-
FRANK n. BOWER,
AtC. H. StiItl's. Main Street
WHEELING, ". VA,
Or at Grant House. marl5