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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, 1871.

ARRIVED. )
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Nor folk, mer-
ccsndise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
Bark Eliza Maria Dr. Pallot, NeT YORK, bal
last. Haxall & Crensh wv.
schooner Jesse e.. Clark, Clark, Jacksonville,
Tia., lumber, Trede2ar Company.
sig Mary Allertun Bowen, Boston, lnerchan-
disc, Curris c Co.
SAILED,
Schooner Catamamteok, Lord, North river, 10
loaf with LUMBER Tor Rockland.
Schooner Juslila, kensington, New York, gran
tie, Currie & Co.
Schooner A. M. Edwards, Henson, Philadel-
phia, granite, Richmond Granite Company.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, April N.-Sailed, schooner Sea
Bird, Hogan, bound TO Richmond Va.
n sMoHANDUM
WEST POINT, April l5.-Arriyed. steamer Admit
ral, Reyhod, Baltimore, mercnand disc and passen-
gers, Rlchm, nd and York River Railroad Com
Aly, aud sailed on RETURN ... ....sH
by TELEGRAPH.
. CHARLESTON, April l5.--Arrived, steamer
Georgia, from New York. Sailed, steamer J. Ad-
ger, for New York. 49,. -. -
FORTRESS MONROE, April 49, Sailed, bark
Elverton, for Baltimore; bark Union, for Nova
Scotia ocean Queen. for Cork. In roads, brig
Italia, schnoners Maggie Cain and William Will
son. for West Indies. Passed ont, schooners Al
bert honaS and GeorgetowG. for New York.
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The New Orleans Races,

New ORLEANS, April 15.-The 9th and
last day at the Metairie course the wea-
ther was clear, but the wind strong from
northwest. The attendance was estimated
at 10, 600 persons. ~. u.
The first race was for club purse Of $500,
one mile for beaten horses. Race won by
Sir Rufus, beating Ida Grissone, Village
Blacksmith, and WOODBURY., in same order
mentioned. Time 1:474.
? Second race, $500, four-mile heats. Vic
tory, PIP; Pilgrim, 1915; Alaska, dis
tanced Morgan Scout, 4, distanced De-
fender, 2, ruled out. Time: 7:3ss ;
7:36h 8.0h. -
Meeting just closed. The races were de-
cidedly the most successful for 10 years. !
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Iuy Waycrlv 4dr0r1te SAYS there is q

NJ Wavcrly Adrocdte says there is an
i&'"ierale newspaper reader in that village
who marks a column with pencil when
h reads II, 50 that he shall not read it
4-NIn. 4 worse story is told Of q law STU
d"Hi III this city. He was reading Kent
very a>,duou>ly and used Il book-malk to
Indicate each day how far he had advanced
~ t"i!ow-student secretly changed the
place Of the mark, so that he read the
>'ne paragraph over for ten successive
o@'> without discovering anything wrong.
IT, finally remarked that Kent seemed a
-"oti deal alike as far as he had gone, when
ID" laugh Of some OF his companions re-
'e'ed the imposition they had played upon
hin.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Few York stock and Money marka,

aew York Stock and Money Markets.
, NEW YORK, April s.-Money, sa7 per cent.
exchange drm.s' Gold, 1ioi0leG. Governments
sfong 'oTs, 1ist. Southern securities generally
North iCarolina's little stronger. {,
me ntsof the week In Wall street were La.
gold premium on increased exports or bniIlion-
advance in Government bonds, and last, but not
least. great bull speculation on Stock Exchange
w.ich not only carried prices to The highest poinf
81 the season, but in some cases to point higher
tnah, Known Ia Wall street for years. Leading
manipuiasoru Of the stock market manifest great
.onnoence In still higher prices In the future, and
tne ooioheas and magnitude of their operations
Exchange ~,>'G''
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A Terrific HaiI.SsOrm-

JACKSON, MISS, April ia terrific hail
Storm sI passed over this vicinity last night.
Hall fell for fifteen minutes. MANY stones
measuring six inches in circumference were
found, and several thousand window.liehts
were broken. Sheet-iron roofs were Der
lorated, and gardens, field crops, and fruit
trees were seriously damaged. fhe forest
trees were stripped of their foliage, and
hundreds of birds killed.
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] ne New York Star exposes all profane
persons connected with the New York
press. " sam. Glenn, the RerdlGs "reli-
,t3us EDITOR IL says: "Sam. Glenn is one
81 The best known men in the profession.
Am lorte Is strength, and if our pious
'rAGt!s would like to know where his
,ti:ngth mainly lies, we advise them to give
MN Il call some Saturday morning when the
religious exchanges are misplaced. He
iedts Greeley all hollow"
he widow Of John Brown lives in Hum
holdt county, Cal, with her son Salmon,
ana her daughters Sarah and Ellen. Annie,
VINO Was with her father at Harper's Ferry,
], married in California. The two sons,
I'hn and Jason, live in Ohio, Owen in
pennsylvania, and Ruth remains at the old
pace IN North Elba.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Democratic party has much to bear
I" the way OF blatherskite papers that claim
hih 10 IL, but there is encouragement in the
i"'t That half the Republican papers are
4 li'c H. nauseating to intelligent readers.
d" interesting question is, Which OF these
hGisances VIII Kill its party first !-Louss-
1'He Courier.
The coal-miners of St. Clair, Ill.,, have
FNSPehQeG work. These mines are thirty
III humher, and furnish ninety per cent. OF
me coal used in st. Louis, and g coal
famine" Ii apprehended there in conse-
GucnCc.
=, Johnson's organ factory, in Westfeld,
- -iaSs,.' vas destroyed by fire on Thursday
LiSN', with three organs nearly finished.
'''N', S1p,VGD; insured for ga 900.
At heance OF the Davenport Brothers
~ Montgomery, Ala, was broken up by
uiIoaiIous boys u the gallery.
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The Texas and Pacific Railroad Com.

pany. ..-s
NEW YORK, April 15.-The corporators
of the Texas Pacific Railroad Company
held meeting to-day ut the Office of Mar
shall ORoberts. Among the prominent
persons present We're General Fremont,
j. w. Forney, Of Philadelphia Press SEN
ator Nye, of Nevada Thomas Ascot,
Esq, OF Pennsylvania railroad; General
Rosecranz, and number of other capital
lists and railroad men.
Samuel Sloan, Esq, was appointed
treasurer, and gave bonds in the sum of
$400, 0O0-Judge Pierrepont and Marshal
URoberts being securities. .......-.v
BY unanimous consent, II 900 out of the
20, 600 shares of the stock were allotted to
Marshal C'Roberts, Esq, thus virtually
securing for him the entire control of the
road, and the presidency, in case he desires
1t. General Fremont received 5000 shares,
and the remaining 1000 shares distributed
among the balance Of the Corporators. The
stock was Immediately subscribed for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17

y PASSAGE FROM PROF. DEMoRGAS's
y iLI.-Ihc will Of the late Augustus De-
Morgan. the eminent mathematician, con-
'"lus the following remarkable passage
/ commit my future destiny, with hope
derived from experience, to Almighty God,
VINO has been and will be my guide and my
support; to God, the Father of our Lord
Jesus Christ, OF whom / believe in my
neaIt that God has raised him from the
u"ad, and whom have not confessed with
NY mouth III the sense usually attached to
,hc'e words, because such confession has
''eh IN ny time the way up in the world.'
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Iris curious fact among our hat an,

IT Is 4 curious fact among our hat and
cap manufacturers that different localities
Us" different sizes OF hats and caps as
-'nnd3rd sizes. Boston and the eastern
>jai"s use The smallest sizes: New York
N" the middle States use the medium to
tt-c>t sizes. and Chicago and the western
states require the largest sizes. Goods
for one market cannot be
cod for the other only in exceptional cases.
hc south Use a shape peculiar TO them
ave, and OF large size.-Neoo York EUen.
INC post,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17

/ COOP ExAMPLE.-The late Executive
Committee OF the Conservative party in
LyNchburg have issued call for a public
meeting 10 organize the party for the spring
campaign. Let every city and county fol-
!oW The good example.
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@ 81 Cd y

@
DICHMOND, AND DANyILLE. KAu,.
1g R0Ap-DHANGE or SCHEDULE. --On
& a4.-a al GOING VEST {. 1sAz q
TTafn NO. fTnfpnsh Pslsepkeri feages Alcl.
mond dafy {exceps 9undsysJ "a A.. III: la&yee
Dauv9ie at II 20 a. III arrives s4 areens1ekS o.
Tf1in 10. s(Lynchburg rsssenser) leaves Rieh-
mond daiiys at s:is a: H.; arrives - Lynchpag st
Train No. S (ThroushNsil and Express, leaves
EIchnond daily sts 2Ao r. M; leaves .Hanyfne
daily at io:a2 NJ; arrives q Greensboro daily
sga. = # GOING EAgTs - tiast. =
GGTeenspoEo dilIy e A. 4 lssyss Daay1ns
Train Nos Through Passengsr) lesvss Greens.
boro' daily Except Sundsys) at IL 6s A. NJ; eayes
Yanville at l77 r. NJ; arrives Nc Richmond at Sis
p. 81. ..t.-. 80. i sFt.F "a n 1alsrtsff j.
Train No. Hynrhburg Passenges) leaves
Lynchburg daily 1t s3o a. IL; leaves Hurkov1ue
at Z. ID; arrives st Richmond At p. n. Is
Trains NOS. and6 connect At Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for 81 points
South. i. .{,s,l.,- !. - .g''s. s1ily - sIs.ssy
Train No. . connects at Burksvtlls With Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad Tor i
al p0lntg Southwest and South. - =. ~
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
SS93usnwess can be procured At the ticket ONCE In
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
scneouie 'of this company will please print xs
above: JOHN. B. MACMUKDtI. 1883
apis General Freight and Ticket Re.ts Isl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17

NEW YoRK, April 15.-The, Commercial
Advertiser publishes rumor that the Re-
publican member who announced his In
tention to vote with the Democrats cost
them SG5. 900. ~-ra-.-t
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Conviction of RufIians.

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-The three ruff
fans who outraged lazy lase sn un Ia ~ we ee
and to fifteen years imprisonment In the
peniteptary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17

REMARKABLE EscAPE.-One day last week
child OF Rev. MIR. Cloe, some six years
ia, tell from a third story window, passed
- i descent through the roof very rottcn)
- Il porch and between the >l"cper> Of the
go@rA there was no 1lO0rin@) 10 the ground.
Strange 10 ~iy, no bone was broken, and
'hr bruises were made by striking step
Ue.r the sround.-Lering:on Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17

PERsOHAL.--Major B. /. Woodson, the
"'.c representative of Craig and Allegheny
10 the last House Of Delegates, intends To-
= ing h"rc, and will engage in the practice
e.! III PrOicS>lon.- Montgomery Messenger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17
Legislative Eraetso,

ALBANY, April ia special election
bill to I'LL the York vacancy in the Legisla-
ture was finally passed by a vote of IS yeas
to 55 nays. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17
The War In Cuha.

HAVANA, April 13.-Heavy fehting Is
going on in various quarters of Cuba. The
Cubans seem thoroughly organized for q
guerilla war,
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Bank 9tatanaut

NEW YORK, April 1s.-T The loans show a de-
crease Of 100000. Specie ha, increased nearly
$2so,ooo; legal tenders increased 81 500 600: de-
posts decreased 81, 100000.
., ne Shipment Of specie to-day amounted TO
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MA&IEE ENTELLIGENCN.

MINIATURE ALmANaC. APRIL II, 1871.
Bun rises. ,...... s.28 Moon rises. ,,,..... 4.4s
Eun sets .,......... G.s2 bish tide. OF
SUMS dec ,,,, IL. 90 Il. Low tide .......... a.29
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COMMERCIAL.
CoRN AND BnoURExcHAHek}
RICHMOND, VA, April Is, 1871.

CORN And FLOUR ExCHAHGk}
RICHMOND, VA. April u, 1871.
1n,l@f oyFEE1NGs. GETS HS RstaH
WAsds..Whise. ~ bushels. ged, els bushels.
Corn White, bushels, II How, 90 bushels.
Mixed, s7s bushels.
Onts-1lx bushels. .sr9e asg ss<;l
RBe.-466 bushels.
Hedl.-so bushels. HsT NJ
White. 10 busheis very GOOD ut sl. 90; ~
o eusne9 common az e1:sz3 ~ bushels prime st
At 10 bushels saa good Ct 100 bushels fair
Waeat.-Red, 20 bushels prime at 81 IS; $50 bush.
I b Ssts so1d &c SLss lle bushels good at
S Snshss fair at so bnshels at s4
e Co.. 1 n s 60 bushels very good 81
Medt--so bushels unbolsed at sec. 80 sl's1rs &
RE-EXHIBTrED. ~ 4 -l,..;t-E
tmnn r ~ bushels; red s4e bushels.
RRAARKs. - s'-ssri
|g}Wheat continues about the same. No white
Corn offered to.dSy.9 Although there was more
Rye than usual on the market none was sold, the
parties who are now buying not being on Change
when the article was exhibited. - IS >
Domestic Markets-[BY TELEaRAPu.l
NEW YORK., April 15.-Cotton steady; sales
@ %hsas Sn,s@ t. ye sr
ern, eaQa6c. Corn unchanged. Pork, Sls.
BALTIMORE, April l5.-Cotton quiet and frm
meetings, Eac.; net receipts, $50 bales !; gross
receipts s6 bales; sales s7s bales: stock ll,a25
stset ps9f R aEd fairly active Mewssd
sa aa5 s, sso&ss, Cry mills .s9pera1e ssg
eTp bs s1pssEane ss1sgss2s family, 50
fair so tS prime 81 so@sl. % prime to choice red
Sl 3eQ3L4l. Corn dull; yellow southern, 7sSl77c.;
mixed western. 1c; Rye, ss@soc. Oats are re.
failing at ss@6sc. Pork quiet at go 50. Bacon
firm; shouloers, sic. rib sides, 1oac clear rib,
quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, April 15.-Cotton in fair de-
mand and at lower rates; middlings, 1Sc.; net re-
ceipts 1924 bales gross receipts, Al72 bales
sales 1880 bales stock, 218 ISL bales. <.
NEW ORLEANS, April l5.-Flour dull /; super
line, $o; double, $3.50; treble, $s.s7s@g.
NORFOLK, April Is Cotton quiet; net receipts
81! bales stock, 1858 bales 80 -
AUGUSTA, April -Cotton-Market dull, but
nominally unchanged; middiings, lsic.; sales, 200
bales receipts, 800 bales. - -
WILMINGTON, April ls.-Net receipts, 70 bales
exports coastwise 10 bales sales, lis bales stock
on hand, 1,e5s bales.
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MACHINE SHOP. IS; 49,
SLOAT b ADDINaTOH.
MACHINIoTS asata j $50
WORKS AND OFFICE; 1492 AND lt9l CAAR
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND :
FIFTEENTH STREETS - 10y
HMOND, VIE GINIks

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE Pc.
civ and country; TOBACCO WORK Of al
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FIAT
TENING-MILLS made and repsired In yOhH
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES REPAlE..
Ed and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for ths sale q
VERNOR. sEIDEN'S PATENT STEAM.EEs
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's sTEAM.
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted py as ios
ali Ends OF BRASS WOKK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for sTEAM-ENGIAEs such a. gs,s re
cocks, oil and t.iloy.SgHpSsv sTf fswH III
TIES WATrR-GAUGES, GLOBE-VALvE3
BOiLER-FLUE CLEANERS, and general AZ
sortmert OF such articles rs are useo py al runs
1910 SLOAT q ADDIEGTON,
feM - i421 and 1854 Gary street.
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Foreign Markets-[By TELEeRPH.1
LIyERPooL, April 15.-Euening.- -C Cotton
closed shade easier uplands. I'D; Orleans, 7s6O
49,; sales 10000 bales on speculation and for ex-
port 2 900 bales. -. =
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILRoAD,1
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, *
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. ~, 1871. }
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE - REEFS
~ TABLIsHMhNT OF DAILY LINE.-ou
and after Monday, 9th Of March, 1871, tho
TRAINS on this road win run rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS. .......
:, Leave West Point daily at A. n. arrive ct
Leave Richmond daily at Q p. M: arrive st
West Point at 3:66 p. NJ. ss. - : -
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED. =
Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted at
A. NJ arrive at West Point at 3 A. N. -
Leave West Point (Mondays excepted At p.
NJ; arrive at Richmond at P. N. -
Trains connect daily at West Point with first
class steamers for Baltimore. - = :.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore, S5.
Through bills of lading given to all points
NORTH ano SOUTH. Freight received daily and
promptly forwarded.
PHILIP T. YEATMAE,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
WM n. BRAGG, Superintandent. NH 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17

HogSE-THIEF TURNED Loose UPON THE
E.o?Ly.-Un last Sunday the notorious
a.'>"tniet Rothwell, who was captured in
MS place rliDg stolen horse, Was turned
'.a,t upon the country To- commit similar
fa,il> upon the people. We believe the
lesson a->i.ued tor this is that no one ap-
l,arci against him within ten days after
liz arrest. hi> brother. from whom be had
>,een the horse, refusing to prosecute him.
Montgomery Messenger.
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lfagHfsig ACCIDENT. - Yesterday Mr..
.r.'sl Wray. IN old and worthy citizen of
III. place. had occasion to adjust some OF
n. machinery connected with the circular
>,~. and biz right arm becoming entangled
with the shaft which moves the saw, his
Whole body was raised A considerable
+. n; from the floor and thrown to it again
vtA great violence. his arm being torn of
. n, elbow and left wound around the
aft. The breaking of the band is the only
.a.r- that saved him from instant death
i.rli5urg NelrS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

RICHMOND, April 13, 1871.
THE UNDERSIGNED takes this oppor.
Il tunity Of notifying the public that he has &C.
cepted the agency OF The NORTH BRITISH AND
Me HCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
LONDON AND EDISBURG, and that all busi-
of the said company for this city and vicinity
will be attended to at the Office OF the Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, lois Main
street. S.. .-..
THIS company, actively engaged In business for
over sixty years in Great Britain and the United
States, has assets amounting to over FlFrEEE
NsLLlOH DOLLARS IN G0LD-oyer one mil
Hon Of which Is beld In this country.
Fire risks on ali kinds of property taken upon
SIS liberal terms as offered by other fcst.class com-
panies. .~aaa W. L. COWARDlN,
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hcHAosD AND PETERSBURG k.R. Co,1 ~
-... 3d., RICHMOND, April LIST, 1877, :
's'HE TRAINS ON THIS Road

T'HE TRAINS ON THIS Road
L run as follows: 7I| 80! ~
Inc man trains leave Richmond at las A. H.
ana - z. NJ; and leave Petersburg At Hss a. M.
and % p. ID. ~ - = - = 49, - -
Freight trains, With passenger car attached,
teaVe Richmond daily at A. N. and 8 p. M,
and leave Petersburg daily at A. NJ. and a:so r,
NJ. Except on Sundays), when they leave Peters-
burg al 8 A. NJ, and p. NJ. -.
The sAs A. Il. train viii not leave Richmond On
SUNDAYS, and the 7:25 P. IL. train will not leaya
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
daily train. - -F7r,f
Passengers from Glover Hill take the $50 A. d :,
returning, leave either Richmond or Peters oura,
on the same days, ut 1896 p. 81. .F'hS -
The mail trains viii run through. stopping only
at Chester. r. E. e., r, B. RASEY,
apl -. l. IL. Ticket and Freight A aant
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,sGIx!A observation-disclosures
4..,,.;,f: !. Walker kelsoc, postmaster,
p,a,hen Bridge. RoCkhridge county, Va,
wee ,Iohn !. BARLEY resigned.
..FesS Established: Turtle Rock, Floyd
Inv. Va. Jacob T. Holmes, postmaster,
mar route Rocky Mount 10 Floyd Court
.r,,c; Nountaiu Lake. Giles county. Va,
Ivan Rum>cy. postmaster. on route New
:, rtco >at sulphur springs: Cold Harbor.
hanover county. rhaddcuS Higgins will
-,.cNc supplies ~ special service.
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s,vay >rxl>GrIylr.-Wc learn shat me
.~'@:, Court Of f4rQuiS,r on a lnnGs oaS
M soarned the sale nE b. r. of S, this dn ne
,. T., Ninc near MiddlrAnrE. a.. 10 =, Jas:
..ari Zones. ESQ. Of Hirhmcnd' at 500
~, .,~r Irlnc ter yer cent. advance on me
: -. ". Euzcy on The TUESDAY previous,
~, ,.,,' me sale was reported 10 have been
Wr Jones j All eminent lawyer,
~ ,',,, mi, place. we understand, for 4
'. .r,,.. residence. We shall be glad TO
,. ..'' :, accomplished a gentleman IN our
49,. .~ # The state during the cheated
-... IN R;chmond city.-ilcr. Gazette.
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-. = 7uE MorNTA>S-Inl m''$" Pc
.a., = TINKER ana Co''i. Nood.-Ihc
..,.,,r> north Of this place were set on
49,. "~r l.;y last week. and has continued
.. .u .r,r.l& lapidty NJ 10 the present wrl-
,... w learn tha; y man hy The name OF
3, -.,..- lyinc on Buffers mountain. set
,... n0antmn OF fire in order TO clear the
'. ... Nr. llavycyrut,er lost about one
i....... %. dollars worth OF cord-wood John
rraa.r> lost heavily III rord-wood, tcnc-
w.. &. We also learn that Mr.. Dunlop
-, - considerable amount Of wood, saw
r... e.. The tire IS still raging, and there
~. no .r.fu. what further damage It may
- Mn...-n..rA NESS,M1tr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03
Be Guided by what you Il now.

There 10 an old proyefb which says. "Expe-
rionce is tho safe guide" To this guide the
sick and nilins naturally turn when casting
about for the means of relief They inquire
what u medicine hat done for othrrs, before
they adopt Il themselves. or oil tbs rcmed es
s.d prcYrntiyes ia grc. flnsictisr's Stomach
Bittgrs meets the test mot i.iImphant y, and
hence its immense popularity aud vast sae..-
The sufeier rom iiaize,t,on 10 SURE IT, and sonc
THAI ailtnvnt by the famous ..gstaLlr stotaaohis
The tigIim af fever aud H2ue. liver eotaptsipt,
e"nsisrati"p. nervous Lr1stratlop, or general
dstiliiy. has only To AXE Inquiry In the neigh-
baThood where ha resides " order To discover
what this siaGdafd restorative has effected in
cssrs similar To his own. Ia the published trs-
tifpDny 10 lie merits he will hBd a volume of
pFoofs Of iis sanitary properties. ~hieh IL 4.
impossible for his common senas to resist. lie
tries IL. and tbs ea ct tt produces his system
adds another to the host Of witnesses IA its fa-
Tor. Thus. its fepuiaii"n, founded On facts.
n"t assertions. continually grows and spreads.
chaTR'Rns aud i,nposirfs. some of them mere
local tTcksters. and othErs shs take a some.
~hal wider range, attempt Ia thrust into the
hands and Josa the ihF"ats Of invaliJs. their
baphazsrl connections, ms Substitutes for the
tonic which for naHy years has been n mt
deiHal staple throughout tho United States,
Spanish America. Canada. aud tho Wet Iudies.
bat only succeed 10 very limited e&tsnt. In
this rsa onin; age. the people. having ascer-
tain-d what IL really deserving Of their conf
denec. decline running after strange god1.'