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1t is o pitiable pass to which Radicals
have brought themselves that they are re.
quired to disparage their own white race,
the highest type OF man on earth, in order
| to apologize for their political folly in &C
cording to negroes just out Of slavery the
right Of suffrage. The New York Tribune
is almost daily aiiording instances Of this
humiliation. That paper OF Thursday as
serts that ii can oil,ct the stories Of iSno-
rance and incapacity OF negro jurors with
similar stories of the whites. Of course it
can. Any party that makes up kuklux
stories can invent any that are needed in
political campaign to fire the northern pre-
judice or palliatc their own outragcs for
party advantage. They have not the ei-
trontery 10 proclaim that the negro race Is
equal to the white but they are ever re-
sorting to sinister suggestions and unfair
assertions, such as that alluded to above,
which, il they have any logical sequence
at all, 90 to establish the equality of races,
i great lie, and great insult to white men.
This they dare not give by short and
honest cut to the logical conclusion OF their
arguments, and declaring boldly that ne
groes are equal in mcntaland physical en-
dOwment to white men.
We wonder that the whole white popu-
latioh of the North is not Disguised Win
this mean and contemplate partisan
strategy. We cannot understand how a
properly-educated gentleman could De
guilty of such vulgarity and meanness. we
see no solution of their depraylty but III
the conclusion that they were not properly
educated, and that they are iurIueiihoie'
not honest. They are, indeed, only gam
blers in politics, without sincerity honor,
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The Republican party in Ohio is upde,

The Republican party in Ohio is under
going the premonitory agitation concerning
their nomination for Governor. The only
TWO names discussed at present are those
OF General MOVES and old BEN WADE. Old
BEN Is ultra-GRAsT, and General MOVES is,
we conjecture. ready to take /; man he likes
better than GRANT. Old BEN is noted for
the general noise that he maintains, and
General MOVES is commended as a fighting
man-one who will Wade in when the fight
is progressing. AT present the chances
seem to be decidedly il favor of the man
whose Grantism don't hurt him. sold
BEN" stock Is very low. ~ u.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG)
RAILROAD COMPANY, 7
RICHMOND, June $, 1911. }

A Il A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
N DIRECTORS Of the Richmond AMI Peters
bucg railroad Company, held at the Office OF the
company on the 9Th day OF juno, 1871, 1t was re-
solved and ord red that general meeting or the
Stockholders of the comp INV be called 10 be held at
and Nth streets, in the city OF Richmond. Va, on
WEDNESDAY, the 1oIh cav of July, 1871, at y
clock NJ, 10 consider ard act upon ccmmunl-
18th day of prii, 1871, In relstion to the eX-cu-
lion Of contract required by the first section
OF an set entitled Sn &C. directing me Board OF
Pubic Works TO sell, &C., &c, &C., approved
March ss 1s7l. end such other business as may be
brought before thu meeting.
Notice is hereby given that a general Ineetlns OF
10 <tnrkhoioers Of h Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company he held ut the time and place
mentioned In the I -egoing resolution.
TIL MAS n. y YNNs, President
NV. WARRINGTON, Sec'y and Ireas'r.
iaQ-f
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1t Is said that Mr.. TooMBs, of Georgia, is
to testify before the Kuklux Committee
The scene will be rich. TooMBs is exactly
fitted for it. He seemed to have been in.
vented for interviewers and kuklux com
mittees. If the examination could be con
Quoted IN large hall, it would be crammed
tany PAIGE for admission. How BARSUA
o'tid glory in managing it!
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m- NOW FOR CHEAP DRY GOOD

LARGE STOCK AT LOW PhiCES.
GRENAD1NE DREss PATTERNS, Is yards, for
S1.25;
LAWNS at 10, l2a, 1as, and 2oc.;
PRINTED BRIL- LIANTS at 2oc., worth ssc.;
Yard.wide PRINTED PERCALEs or GAM
BRICS 1t 2oc., worth 5oc.;
MOZAMBIQUE and LENOs 10 and 25c.' worth
30 and s5c.;
EMRRoID Erred GRENADINES from 20 to TIC.
per yard;
EMDRoIDERED ORGANIZES at soc. per yard
worth 75c.; =,
BLACK GRENADINES and EERNANIs at all
prices;
ward worth 30 per cent. more;
GINGHAMS at Ek, leg, 30 and 7sc.-au very
IyDIA TWILL LONG CLOTH at ssc., worth
Soc;
HsIE-CoRD CAMBEIC at Soc, worth doc. per
Hais. CORD NA1NsooK MUSLIN at ssc.,
worth Soc;
TUCKED and PUFFED MUsLINS for waists at
SOC. per yard, worth 81;
TUCKED MUsLiNS for skirts at soc. per yard
worth 75c.;
soFT-FINIsH CAMBRIA at Csc; worth csc. per
yard;
NA1NSOOh ~ inches "lue Nv |'S'' "ooA1 w. S~f
HEAVY LINEN DaILLING at 1896, worth 2oc.;
LINEN DRILLINGS at 90, Is, 80, IS, and &oc. per
yard-ail extremely low; ...
LINEN CHECKS In great variety at &c. per
yard. worth 30c.;
Best quality DEAP-DE-ETA at $3.50, worth %
per yard; .. ..~s
Best BAhATHEA CLOTH at -, would be cheap
ats4;
MAssEILLES vfSTINGS at very low prices;
4 large stock of goods fof men and boys wear
.mong which will be found some handsome
patterns Of FANCY CASHMERE;
THIaMiNG SILKS and MARCALlNES SILKS;
PEARL and IVORY BUTTONS In great variety;
Lsrge-siza uUCkEBACK TOWELS at s1.So per
dozen, worth 81 aud cheap at that;
RUSSIAN BATH TOWELS at 81 rs per dozen,
worth 81 and no mistake;
LINEN DOYLISS at 60c. Per dozen, worth 81
Large-slze NAPKINS at sl.25, worth SL7S per
Dozen;
Table CLOTHS, warranted ell pure linen, at
SOC. and 81, worth 81 and $3.50:
HONEY-CCGB or BRIDAL QUILTS, large
cuoush for the largest bed. at Sl5o, worth
$3.50; at sl.75, worth sa
I,arre-size CALICO COMFORThBLES at $780,
worth $3.50;
MOE QUITO NET and LACE In all qualities anu
colors;
FRENCH-WovE CoRsETs, all sizes, in colored
and white, warranted whsleoone' AZ '0c'
pair;
HsnSTIrCHfD, CORuEO LACE, and EN-
RRGIDEsEO .ANDkARCHiEFS at ex-
trenely low prices
RDNNET NECK, ard SASH RIBBONS IN
great variety at law prices; ,
Txtra Inducements In PiQUE TRIMMINGS,
PRINCES, and G1MPS;
CROCHET EDGING at l5c. per dozen yards,
worth SC. per yard;
PALM-LGAF, PAPER, SILK, and LINEN
FANS;
KID GLOVES at 81;
LADIES, GARMENTS in great variety, among
which Will be fou:d Embroide1 ed Skirts sc
sl.25, worth 81;
THUHKS, BASKETS, ana
SaTCIEaS;
PAGaSOLj In great variety;
GAUZE MGRINO SHIRTS for men, women
and children;
LACE SHAWLS,
PARASOL COVERS;
BLACK SILK at sl.75, worth $50; at o., worth
PLAID JAPANESE SILKS at 81, worth si.s0
per yard; "--
WHITE and CoLOhED MATTINGS;
RUG5, aud OIL-CLoIHS;
pARAsuLs and UMBRELLAS In endless va
riety:
CARPET WARP, all cclors;
BALE COTTON, all sizes from to IL, at $l.4o
per bale Of five pounds;
KNITTING COTTON at s0c.
per pound;
SLATE, DRAB, and BLUE KNITTING CUT
TOS at COO. per pound;
Lots OF o.her articles at great bargains.
LEVY BRvTHERS.
ice 1913 and 12l5 Main St., Richmond, Va
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SUMMER RESORTs.
z AWLEYr SPRINGS,
ONE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED
AND OF ALL THE
VIRGINIA WATKRIEG.PLAcEs

win be open ON the FIRST OF JUNE, 1871, for TIA
reception Of company. Situated as It Is in the
mount AIMS o. tho great Valley, Is not only one OF
the most delightful summer resorts In The State
but its wonderful curative properties are becou.
Ing widely celebrated.
The analysis Of the water by Professor Mallef.
OF the University OF Virginia, together With The
that it B The Spnugst TOR suffering females:
but besides ia wonderful Ionic properties, as :
remedy In general debility, anemia, and dseasaa
pecuils TO females Il Is unsurpassed. In the treat
ncut or tee various forms OF dyspepsia, and par
stcuarly FOR thoJe suffering from torpid and In.
KIDNEYS is prompt and d. cided. Very many re-
akabfe cures could be cited of this class OF from
blesome diseases,
RAWLEY
is now easy OF access, st.u"ted only twelve rniaa
from Harrisonburg The present term mus OF the
Orange and NJ nassas Gap railroad from which
point there Will be TWO daily lines Of stages, morn
ing and evening.
Since last summer THE BUILDISGs HAVE
BEEN GesAILY IMPROVED, rs wen as the
road from Harrisonburg to the Springs. THREE
HUEDRE ,lPEtSONS can now be very comfort
ably accommodated q: these Springs.
There Is telegraph Office at Aarrisonburg
The ACCOMMODATIONS viii be STaICTLY
FIRsT-C LASS, under the m 30 agemens OF J0geph
Resident Physicians: Gordon 4 Williams. one
or the other whom will be In attendance during
RATES OF BOARD:
rer hopt %
rer meSh..".....'.."..'. .',......'.'..'... - 90
+ Children and servants half-price.
President of the Board Of Directors OF kawley
Sprynys Company nv ne i'm
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SUMMER RESORTS.
.cTR1BBL1NG SPRINGS,
- - -s...44-.--.-a.--.-q---,.,a. NEAR STAUNToH.
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.

This old watering place 10 now open FOR Visit, visit
ors. u.
ters within Iso yards OF tire hotel THESE waters
sre ofered with full confidence that they are very
eflcacious, The change from one water 70 an,
other is often recommended as highly beneficial
TO Invalids.
Music. Bowling alleys, BILLIARDS.. BAT, Win
choice liquors. Mails daily. .,. s,.. -,on,,
ssn no months or over 80 per mouth &lGo for
fbvee months. Children under eIye re RS OF age
md 1lored servants half price. While serV3nts'
ace ,roing to accommod ttion.
Ronte !: By the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad 10
stsunIon from thence 10 fine hacks or coashes,
which Will be found at the depot or as elther Oh
W Throus III or excursion tickets will be iaaued at
Bichm md ,r,.ou utob-
Visitors leaving Baltimore, W ash,ngton, flch-
ds y heEore nisht. CHESLEY KtNtEY
u ~ ~ s Proprie or.
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A LLEGEANY SPRINGS, VA,
TIE GREAT DYsPEPTIC WATER OF THE
a'.. 1--- STATE.

The above WATERS G PLACE will be open
for the reception OF visitors from the 1st Of June
to the Ist OF October. o....
and spacious and elegant Ballroom have been
adHd. ,,to,
has recently leen erect and handsomely 1pr-
pished) By an ageat of the proprietors, TO convey
them over fine graded road. In 1ohr,h
coaches, to the springs-three and hall miles.
Visitors are advised TO purchase rounG-trlp LICK
cts. which can be had at Richmond and petersburg
for VIZ and to check their baggage through 20
Brjs;ol, exchanging with the conductors Oh the
Virginia and Tennessee road for CHECKS 20 h,le-
phaay Gepot, tbus saving the necessity OF LOOKING
after their baggage at Lvr ch5urg.
Prot. Kesnich's splendid Band has been engaged
for the season. ,,,,,.1,.
Livery stables, bowling saloons, billiard tables,
express and telegraph Offices, are all attached 70
the establishment.
The resident partner will spare no pains to MAKE
the place comfortable to the invalid and pleasant
WATER for sale by PURCELL, LADD
GO. and JAS. BLAZE. 81
TERMS REDUCED.
Board, per day II so
hoard Der month four weeks ............. e ~
Board for til, ee months. AZ M
Board for he month OF Jnne. .....',..'.'".'. w
Pos.-offce Allegheny Springs, va.
10 / Il at
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TAX NOTICE.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, June !, ls1l.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND June l, ls7l.
NOTICE TO TAN-PAYERS.-T office
~ will be open between the hours OF O'Clock
~ II. and O'Clock l.. IL. from the 18th 10 the 30tn
day Of Jurc, inclusive. for the pun poe vi re-
celvfrg from ally p rSgn charged with city taxes
r the Year ISL The whole one-half of the
am 1unt OF tax charged. Ten per cent will be
aided to the amount OF tax charged IN every case
VIII the party shall fall to pay the whole
or one-lalf within the time so limited, as per Or
dinsnce passed May lst, ISL. .
JUN T. REGNAULT,
ie lin City Collector.
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DIED..

D6EDs
Suddenly, on Friday morning, at the reeide3c &c
nj her husband Albert C.. Pullitm, IN the county
OF Chesterfield, Mru. NJ. A. n. PULLIAM, In the
3sth year OF her age.
lie: funeral will take place from the Methodist
Church in Man chester ut 4 O'Clock THIS AFTER
NOON. Friends OF the family ere invited to at
tead.
Atlanta and Macon papers plcasc copy.
Iteo,clock A. NJ, on the l6tb instant, at Ter rec
sidcnce on Broad street, Mrs. MARGARET
BrkRS. wife Of tho late VIM. Beers, In the eist
year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place at the Monumental
Church on SUNDAY. the 18th instant, at O'Clock
p NJ. The friends OF the family are invited TO al
tend.
On Friday morning, 10th inst, at Is minutes 10
O'Clock, RICH RID CLIFTON, SIN of Thomas
J. anu sal!e W. Barker; aged Ia months and 0
days
In Baltimore. on the 14th inst, after short III.
ness FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, son of August
and Maria Keichman, aged two years nine months
and twenty. seven daTs.
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Inc Democratic State Committee of Wis
Ionssh has called IL state convention for
,ntaetI 25d. The call declares The true
nrasH Gn Oh parties now is to deal with The
hose cnn, questions Of the day, ignoring
Inv The y nraan which have been settled
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zen. a. A. CHAPMAN, on behalf of him
Ecu ana others, has brought suit against
Jos. Maitland and others for the recovery
oi ne neutrality-suspicious. survey, lying
III u, The counties Of Mercer, Raleigh, and
Nv mEoming, West Virginia, and containing
han million Of acres.-B Bristol NeNs.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, June l8th 1871.
A KIN VS.. AKIN AND AIS, In the
IA Circuit Court Of Hcnrico county:
By q decree entered in this cause on the 2eth
day of aprlI, 1871, one Of the commissioners of
The court IS directed TO take several accounts,
among which is the following:
AN account of all debts due by, or demands
against the estate Of Albert NJ. akin, deceased
t. The parit inter- are hereby notified that
have fixed on MONDAY, the l7th day OF July,
my office, on 18th street, between Main
and Bank streets, in the city OF Richmond,
as the place, for receiving proof or all
claims or demands against the estate Of said A.
d. Akin, deceased; and all creditors or persons
having such claims or demands will present them
to me, at the aforesaid time and place. for inyes-
ttgation, with the evidence on which they may
rest. THOS. j. EVANS, :,
Je17-1aw4w Com'r in Chancery.
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4 NNUAL MEETING.-The regular an
N nu,l meet ng OF the stockholders OF the Fir-
glnia FIRE and Marine Insurance Company will
be held at the colnpany's Gtfice on MONDAY, The
10Th inst al II n'c,ock M at which the election
OF directors nlll take place
je Sd WIN. WILLIS. JR., sccY.
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DooLEY's xu,su po,rnrn -

IL YEAST POWDER
has long been regarded as the best and cheapest
BAKING POWDER IN use. Perfectly pure ane
healthy. 1t makes, at short notice. delicious bis
cults, rolls, &C. There need be no waste OF food
prepared with it. it LIS always Of the best quail
ty. We would cay to those who have never used
1t that very few trials will enable them TO use
1t, not only with entire satisfaction, but with
economy.
Putup FULL NET WEIGHT, as represented.
Grocers and dealers sell Il.
DOOLEY L BROTHER,
i'roprietors,
Go SeT7 :, New York city.
APT deod&eowem
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EIOR SALE,

EOR SALE, -
BONDS FIGURED BY PLEDGE OF PRO
PhSrY OF THE STATE IF FISIINla.
$50 100 per cent. Coupon Eonds o. the Cni7er-
city Of Virginia. The state, by act aplro Ted
March IS 1911, authorized the issue oil these BINDS,
ard pie gcd as security the revenue Q: IN UnVef-
sity ana the whole property used ID the University
owned by TIE state. the value ofthis property Is
over $500 600 $50 coo is the whole amount of he
loan. PAAhEH CanPBELL & CO..,
NV 22-lIn 18th street.
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DIAMOND-POINTED .r,
STEAM DRILLS
FOR ROCK DRILLING.

ksNNIA LKFfNf1H-~Ns
Adapted TO Mining, Quarrying Shafting, Tun-
nelinE, Railroad Grading, AItesian Wen Boring
Prospecting. &c. va
Fifty to seventy. five per cent OF cost and time
or hand labor saved.
Test cores" IN form OF solid cylinders Of rock
or mineral, taken out OF mines fiom any depth
not exceeding one Thousand l,eoo) feet, showing
trae value, ST. ayidcs,ion, &c.
~ no PEkCUsSIOE.
Never reeds Sharpening, as the Cutting Fcints,
composed OF ROUGH DIAhUNDS, srs praci-
cally indestructible.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both II Europe
BEWShE OF INFRINGFMgNTs.
illustrated circulars geut on application. Au-
dress SEVERANCE HOLT, Manups.
NH 2l-eodsm Otilce, ID Wall st., New folk.
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MARRIED.,

At HaIifnx, v. O., june 5th by Ricnar Mv ss'T'
I p CLISTON lie PRIEsT TO shfA ~.
Ct kRKE both Of Richmond. va.
Louiaville, KY, papers please copy.
limo ,sth, at the residence OF tho BRIDES father
m n T. owen Prince Fdward County, Va, Capt
n 7. sIIRLETT, Henrico county. Va, and Miss
MAT1I 8 Y. OWEN. No cards.
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ME- NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR
JUNE AND JULY.
GOODS FOR TRAVELLERS AND STA1ERs
AT HOME ALSO.

T.R. pRICE 3 CO.,
Keeping their stock new end fresh at all seasons,
are getting in duly, By express and steamers,
New TRAVELLING LINENS for suits,
PLAID and CHENE JAPANESE POPL1NS,
FANCY ORGAEDIES and JACONETS for hot
More of their bes. quality IRON GRENADINES,
WHITE and COLURED PiQUES,
FIQUE TRIMMINGS,
Beautiful new PRINTS, all the recent patterns, In
endless variety PERCALES also,
BLACK TAMlSE for summer mourning dresses,
BLACK CHALLIES, ve.y best quality,
BLACK 81 and 81 MOUSHL1hES,
BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES and CIR APE
Wells,
GRAPE SETS and COLLARS,
EMBRUTbkRIEG Ia lovely LOTT,
LINEN and LACE SETS
LACE-TRIMMED COLLARS
MUSLIN SLEEFES
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, &c.
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RUSENESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE.-One A No. l " 81 E A t
Il THRESHER and CLEASEB, in perfect or
der, Will be sold extremely low. Apply at 1900
Main street. to JOHN h. BOoS1EUA.
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T l. D. B r q G s,
OLD-EsThBLIsHED BAKERIES,
7oI MAIN STREET AND 42s BROAD STREET,
Keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day, -....
BREAD, CAKES, AND CRACKERS,
of all kinds, made OF the best material and work.
msnship, and as good can be found at any estab-
lIshment or the kind In the country. The largest
! variety Of plain. fancy, and ornamental CAKES
In the city. BREAD, ROLLS, BISCUITS, and
BUNS Of all kinds. CRACKERS az good as can
be made here or elsewhere, fresh every day. whole
sale and retail-as good as the best, and cheap as
the cheapest. Call and examine for yourselves.
PIC-hICs sUPPLIED on the most reasonable
trims. ae ~.
| All orders thankfully received and promptly
attend to. 1e Is sn
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D1ssozUrIoSs & PARTNER. HIPS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ PUBLIC that the co-psr;nershp heretofore
EMS & between The undersigned under the name
and style OF MAYO Il NOBLE. Was on the 18th day
ri June. 1871, dissolved By r2u:ual consent, and all
b !slness relations between them are hereby de-
cared to be terminated as to the future. George
w. Mayo is alone authorized to wind up the ousl-
less and collect The debts due tn the concern.
all persons indebted to Mayo Noble are re-
quested to settle with him forthwith.
GEORGE ". MAYO,
rHOS. J. NOBLE.
RICHMOND June 49, ISL lie II dlw&law4w
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BOYS AND CENTS GOODS.
White and Colorsd Linen Drills aud Ducks
Fancy Cass!mcreS, French as we'll as Virginia.
made; Vestings In every style: Socks, Collars,
&C.; Llncr- Bosom Shirts; GauZa Shtrts Draw
ers Black and CUlored Silk and Thread Gloves,
&C., &C. ..
Everything sold OF best quality, and at the very
lowest prices, and nothing endorsed but what Is
good Of It's kind. It. r. PRICE d CO.,
je3 ilol Main etroet.
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WANTS.

M ANTED. PROTESTANT WOMAN,
w to take charge OF and atteud 70 two small
children. and to sew for them. Apply 70 30.
sfh street, next to the second BspIist cHurch'
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Ill sBaTH COUNTY, VA.

Thee RENOWNED Springs and GREAT
EAIURAL curl. SlTY are Situated IN the ro-
mantle 3-arm Springs Valley. The season OF 1911
will commence JUN 1ST.
These thermal waters are celebrated for their
GU APIIE virtue in chronic Theurn attsm, govt,
torpor of liver, chronic enlargement OF liver or
spL en-, chronic diarrhp. or dyseD.erg, non.or-
ganic paralysis old injuries, diseases OF the skin
(especJaliY OF syphiit!c ortginl, chronic diseases
OK the uteits affections OF the womb and other
dise2scs o: delicate character incident to fe-
males.
FSh~ellcit
The accommc dations are frst-ciass and offer
unsur passed attractions to tue invalid AID plea
sure seeker.
leIs graph Office In hotel.
:ro1. J. L. CABELL, II. D., OF University OF VIZ
gtnia, resident physician.
descriptive pamphlets, with full particulars,
furnished on application TO
s. Z. TAEDY i CO., lPichmond Va.
.H.S. K. PRICE & CO., h'cnnonu' '"''
JAMES 4. AUGUST, Hot Springs,
NV le-tJ,l Bath county. We.
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ERESH TEAS, &c.--5 chests superior
4 GREEN and bLAck TEA; case r Pen
sEEEEu GISGEE; ENGthsu, - . ~ AS'
ALMOGDS SC, w. G. pASphlnGh W.
An "a s37 broad street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
WI VIRGINIA..
INCGRPORAT2 u 1894.
OFFICE CORNaR OF 10TH AND BANK STREETS.
Insures buildings b: perpetual or annGA! policy.
Losses egut4biy listed and proinos ) paid.
The quota ior ls7. having been reduced, persons
having ropery t. insure viii dad II to Their L.
ttTest 10 cali. -..
JOBS Il. DAtFURTH, Secretary,
HENRY ID. DANFORTH. Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL d. PULLIAM, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JACQUELIN T. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM c. ALLEN,
j .HSj'. i 31h,
JAMES DUNLOP,
W:LLlAti GRAY.
WILLIA3 ri. HAXbLL,
SfMULJ. c, TaRJT,
JAfiGS Ii. c +hNT,
ALFRED r. HaEsklS,
JOHN FREEI.AAD,
GARRETT +. WATSON,
George DAVIS.
WILLIAM II. PALMER. ocl9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

President Of the Board OF Directors OF kawley
Springs Company. my lIn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF CELERY-I have
known many men and women, too, who, from
various causes, had become so much affected
with nervousness that when they stretched
out their hands they shook like aspen leaves
on windy days-and by daily mSderate use
of the blanched toot-stalks OF celery leaves as
a salad, they became as strong and steady in
the limbs as other people, have known
others SO very nervous that the least annoy
ance put them in a state of agitation, and
they were almost IN constant perpleXity and
fear, who were also efectually cured by Il
daily moderate use Of b!anched celery as a
salad at meal Zines. | have known others
cured by using celery for palpitation of the
heart Everybody engaged in labor weaken
ing to the nerves should use celery daily in
season, and onions in its stead when not IN
season.-Cor. Pyucticol Farmer.