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MACHINERY, 6c.
STEAM ENGINES, of improved con-
~ 1truetion, for all purposes, Of Richmond OF
i, If,.Lrn. iatnIlII

MACHINERY,
for railroad, machine, car, and carpenter shops,
plsning-inils, sash, blind, door, cabne.sare,
chair, bedstead, w9odcnwlret ssr1cultard ma ma
ton and wooIen lsesS;sies. Cotton eSs, H farmers
:oundres, gollingmii,s, tobacco factories, tsnne-
RES saw, Touring, corn, and paper-mtlls, mines,
ers, betting, Lace leather. saws, files, wrenches,
twist drills, steam gauges, saw gummers, steam
and wafer pipe and fixtures, pxektng. 3ournat,
machines, turbine water wheels, &C., &c.
SECONDHAND MACHINEkY and STEAM
BOILERS bought, Sold and exchanged
PLANS and ESTIMATES OF omachtlefy for
mills aud manufactures K. A. DAYTON,
10th st., between Ma1n auc carr,
an ll-dXygm ,.It .., Richmond, Va.
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LOCAL MATTERS,
For other Local Matters see sd Page.

Persons leaving the city during the summer.
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address ut SO cents per month, payable in ad-
vance,
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observation-disclosures your orders to-day with
PIZzINI, who will ccud you some Of his dciiciou:
creams.
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WATER IN .DEMAND.-On Friday last-the
hottest day yet-taoo millions and .seren
hundred thousand gallons Of water were
consumed in this city. This consumption
was at the rate Of about 1900 gallons per
S,,ip 4. 81 s..ag
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8itllmoa4 9ispatth
IL, 1871.
THE CIRCULATION OF TILE DISPATCH;
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR;
CULArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY,
Collision on tho Newark md New
York KOnd-Tcrrible .cenes.

A terrible accident occurred on the New
ark and New York railroad on Saturday,
which was caused by \ misplaced switch at
spur used for carrying gravel on to the
main track at Brill's farm. on the western
boundary of Newark, and near the Passaic
river. Dispatches from the scene of the
accident state that the So'clock train from
Newark and the 40 train from New York
met at full spccd, both engines being de-
stroyed, aud the smoke-stack of one was
thrown fully fifty yards into ditch. The
New York train ran right oil the up on to
the down track, and cut right into its oaS-d-
ris. and, jumping from the track, bounded
down an embaEkment into ditch, drag
ing with it the three foremost cars. Inc
cars of the other train were completely
telcscopcd. The furnace OF the up engine
set fire to the wrecked carriages IN the
ditch, and they were cnvclopad In mass
OF fame and smoke. Tho snrieks OF the
passengers were awful. Assistance was
near at hand, however, and with the aid Of
some men who were working.in the neigh
borhood, MANY were cXtricatcd from their
terrible position. ...-.. .....
Three new cars on the train from New
York were entirely burned. The tram from
Newark contained four cars, all luil, when
were telescoped, iniuring several passen-
gers, but none fatally. Four of the en-
ployes were killed outright. viz: Frank
Keenan, and George Hill, engineers of both
| engines; Daniel White, brakeman, and
John Rochafellow, fireman. A round-
houseman, Samuel Taylor, was seriously
injured, and William Hoofman, brakeman,
seriously, but it is hoped not fatally. in
jured. The passengers most injured were
David Anderson, Stephen Dtckcrson, q.
w. Juhnklc, and Minnie Garfity, an i'm.
migrant, but none fatally hurt. Several
others had narrow escapes and slight
bruises ,... . .r.......... .
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DIsPAT0a
OFProE, july 10, 1871. .: 6; a. Mi 6Goi; +.
NJ, $3.50; ;BP, NJ, 900. s, &! !. !. s'., !. :
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Notary PuBLTC.-Goyernor Walker has
appointed John B. Turpin notary public
for the city of Richmond.
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f..4 CENTRAL DEpor, :,
MontRomory County, Va. :

THIS is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS,
1 visiting the New River White Sulphur, Tor
EgRleston's springsl that q boat fitted up for ibe
purpose. VIII leave here every T TUESDAY MORN
ING after 1st July for these springs.
am prepared to furnish all visitors with nc.
commod,tions at my Hotel, at this place, snd
VIII see that they get to the boat In time. In
tire FOR the Wilson House. @ sat
" 1o-1m As WILSON
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of" sCoapANY.--An important meeting
of this company has been called for this
evening, at Virginia Hall, ut sS O'clock.
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Mobile, Ala, has found new material
for street. paving in cypress shavings. ltis
said this road-bed VIII remain firm and solid
from eight to ten years. vstt
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GIpsY EsoAMpMEAT.-A colony of Eng
lish gpsies have encamped opposite El.a
PARK. Thoy are travelling northward.
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w. ID. BLAIR &c Co., corner oh All d Main stree
have a lot OF very superior apple vinegar.
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For grand-pic mic. excursion go with Centc
nary Sunday School.
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WHAT PASSENGER SAYS.


A gentleman Of New York, who was on
the train going from that city at the time Of
the disaster, says he was in the rear car ut
the time, and the first intimation he had of
The accident was terrible shock. He was
thrown over the seat in front of him and
somewhat bruised. Picking himself up rs
best he could, he made his way out Of the
car, when his ears were assailed by the
shrieks of the wounded. He, together with
others, assisted to eXtricate the sufferers
from the wreck of the tclescoped cars. Ex-
cited people were frantically running to
and fro, anxiously inquiring for their
friends. The wrecked coaches took ilre
within five minutes after the collision, and
as the only water near at hand was in the
bitches ut the side of the track, it was i'm
possible TO stay the flames, except by tear
ing The cars to pieces. The train from New
ark consisted offour cars. The scene of the
accident is about eight miles from New
York city.
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Aa METROPOLITAN WORKS, sz
;aK IN sEIsHrM AND CANAL srsEsTs.

STATIONARY aud fcsrAssLa ssSiEEs
.gARK. a s q EisT, sad iI4Asrss sALLs ....,
BOILERS, EOR4lNGo, Cksrth 80 " iSSa
ENsINEs and sAW-slLLS =. YArioas 9sazcs
Always on hand. ss ,,,,;,..i .~.,. mis-
49,, S AZ eT Changed for nsw. All osaex repairs
nTs,,np;,y aud azttsfxctcriiy oaae
Ssnd for descrtp eirca iassss Il ,y,rpu n 20.
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on CAR FROM PITTsBURG.-Ac car con-
tanning LOO barrels of. lubricatingl oil has
recently arrived in this city via the ehesa-
peaake and Ohio railroad from Pittsburg.j :
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BAMBOO flexible ounce hats, fresh supply, just
received at WEISIGER's Emporium OF Fashion.
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{ iOOL AND REFRkSHING.-fhe yerl-
~ Table EAU De COLoGnf, ippoyIto ex-
,fess!y TOR us by Dir. CrhEz, oi,pHed by niesns OF
ni1tlLVEk sPt>aY a1OMlZrK, 10 iacispelsa-
h!s !"r ihctnlet oi The elegant
ME1DT IL RAKER.
Di-pen.ary Pharmacists,
y IL so Main street.
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4 FORTUNATE CIRCUMSTANCE.

1t appears that the train from this city
was almost entirely empty, while the train
from Newark was, as usual, crowded with
business men on their way to this city.
Had both trains been laden with passengers
the loss of life must huve been fearful, as
the two first ears Of the empty train tele-
scoped, and any person in either of them
at the time must have been killed or terri
bly Injured, .-'. p, ~
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tIOk RENT, the RESIDENCE Of the a.
lat Hilson Willisms, al tic nor Invest FL
'ufier of Grace and 18th streets. The buildings
'rrsi&t of d tro-stoTy framed dwelling with eight
rooms, tesides the basement Il JHo story BRICK
kl,thep with four Iuous stable, sHOkc-h0nse,
dc. ih- grounds oInumeated with shade and
fuh ices, lore:s and shi u5 oery. Possession
gwen at once. Appiyto
K. l.. WILLIAMS, Fx'r,
)Y e-Gt 70. 1883 Matr street.
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.

TIE hlLiED AM hoONpEDs
The New York Express gives the follow
Ing additional particulars Of the accident:
The first man taken from the ruins of the
two engines was Frank Herman, the en-
uincer of the Newark train. He was still
breathing, and had both his legs and one
arm broken, in addition to numerous severe
cuts and bruises and some bad scaldS.
Herman fingered until 18H O'Clock, when
he died. Edward Banks. Kiernan's fire
man, was terribly scalded, and has, it Is
feared, sustained internal injuries. He was,
however, alive when the last dispatches
were sent from the scene of the accident,
feet of the two men just mentioned lay the
body of the freluan belonging to the train
from this city. His brains had been dashed
out, and death must have been instanta-
nc0us. His name has not been ascertained.
Search was then made for the body Of
George Hill, the engineer of the train from
this city, but for some time the search was
fruitIcss, and it was hoped that he had
escaped.
Al length, however, his body was disco
vcred buried beneath q mass OF iron and
wood, from which it could not be eNtrica-
ted. The head and limbs had been crushed
into a shapcleSs mass by the force of the
collision, and had been afterwards partly
consumed by fire. kindled by the Goals from
the engine. After few futile efforts to.
rescue The body from its horrible position,
the passengers, with the surviving servants
Of the company, turned their attention to
saving the property from the burning cars.
A great number Of tho passengers re-
ceiycd painful bruises, many Of them hay
ing been thrown violently from their seats
to the ground but as they scattered soon
afterwards it is next TO impossible to obtain
their names. ---..
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EOR RENT, the STORE on Main, ksA
4 hct.r,en Hh and sth streets, formerly oc- Esl
t"picd 'y 4. Arscll 4 Co., aud aojoining the shop
occupied by W. Ii. Wes', ksq. Possession ut
upCt. apply ~ Ii Ii. Il GOllDIN,
Real Estate Agents,
iylI-ro63 Hos Main street.
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WHO Is RESPONSIBLE?

Great Indignation was expressed on all
sides at the culPable negligence displayed in
leaving the, switch open, but the officials
were unable to say to whom the blame pro-
perly belonged. The suggestion that the
switch may have been purposely misplaced
by some miscreant was not credited. In
formation of the disaster was Immediately
forwarded to Newark and this city, and a
special train was dispatched to the scene to
convey the passengers back to Newark, and
finally to bring them to this city. The dis
aster has been the cause of.great excite
ment throughout this city to-day, the news
paper offices having been besieged with in-
quirers after friends on the train. 1t is the
general feeling. that an investigation OF The
strictest kind should be made.
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A FTON HOUSE.-This new and beauti-
furnished, sJtuated on the Blue Ridge mouatsin ~
Alton depot. on ihe Chesapeake ana Omo lan aio
road, VIII be open on the lst OF June. boafns ss'
per Mouth, $12 per week fsr less than monLL
and n per day children under twelve years anu
my i7-2m '' A 5. Il. GOoDLoE & co.
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MEETINGS.

A5 EMBERS OF THE CATHOLIC
Nl BENf FtCAL SOCIETY will meet TO
NIGHT ut So O'Clock, for very important busl-
ness.
BY order Of the President.
1t* JUAN A. PIZZINI Sec,y
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LOa RENT, that LARGE, DE- Dr.
4 SlkABLE STORE and DWEi LING, Esa
NJ. al5 uu the south side OF B;osd, between Sd
AID i.h streets cont sining about fourteen rooms,
hc>d'o the ;'fORE, with gas and water on the
premises The Location of this store makes 1t suit
able for Il mos. aDy Kind OF buGincss.
JAMES III. TAYLOR,
is C-cOdit Real Estnic AGENT aud huCt ,Olieer.
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GAIT! SALT! SALTI-LIYERP00L
y FINE SALT, daily expected TO arrive and
'oN ie 81" 81 y ROBERT +. WILLIAMS q CO. I,
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F'sbss SALE AND KENT.

NOR RENT, SEVERAL DESIRA-MA
Il BIZ ROOMS in that excellent dwelling. Esii
bGuse on the northwest corner of Clay ana III
streets, with gas, water, and every convenience OF
h, uSekcepng. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent,
tyll.3. No. lilo Main STREET,
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gHrk NEW YORK. Virginia rfESs
steamship and Pacoet Utmpsny'G sGSsrAsIIsssysS Is
elegant ste mship GEORGE Il. UPTON, Capt.
hnBEKTS. will leave her rharf at Rockets Oh
ESllAF, july lith, Al II O'Clock, A. Nj.
Freight received up to the tour %. sailing
to.c connections and .nr"uv:i bliIs iaIinS given
'"ai southern, eastern, and western places also.
l.. Europe and Australia.
rare, IS meals ana state .r"oals. extra.
ID. j. BURa, P;es't.
ty5 6t l2it Main street.
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7 AMES RIVER RSTEAMBoATeEsn

FREIGuT OFFICE og JAS RIVER &K.Co
~ g A l. NOTICE TOEXslyIT,:yss
~ ; IL z i RS.-Eretgb, 10; sSSsa1sssSsSS:=S
Lxnchburg and the SogthTcGt rec.;lveI at rhls
office and forwarded by canal without detention.
All Freight coming from t.yuchburg and beyond
!" Richmond aid points North will be promptly
forwarded If conafS I'd 70 the care OF Canal Agent
nj I.ynch!'urg. T.. DILLON Agent
MY l3Jm l5ls Dock street.
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DOR RENT, three very desirable a.
L Rooms OH The third floor OF building oc- @si
cupied by Meade i Baker, on Main street; water
and gas. PUssesslOG At once. Apply to
" ll-JL GKUBBS Il " lLLIAMS. =
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EOR RENT, TWO PLEASANT o.
II ROOM, In the house on the east slice Of kasl
atn street third door from Clay street.
Jas. NJ. TAILOR, Real Estate Agent .,
1y ll-M No. lilo Main street.
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EARM FOR LEASE.-For lease for a
4 tenn of years. upon very accommodating
trms, FARM r NINE HUNDRED ACRES
M'hc miles below Richnond, and one mile from
FAR UGks, on The Richmond and York aiycr rail-
road. Apply al No. 3l7 noitn 7th street
ly o.codGl PETERFIh hLi TRENT, III. ID,
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FOR RENT, a BRICK DWELL-G
4 G.IGU,E, with six rooms. ut the E:i
nnfthwcst corner OF Marshall and Monroe streets.
he house has hcen cceEtly painted and papered,
aud 10 IN very n:e order. apply 10
AkLkS l.. TODD, :
IS ll.5L Corner 9Th and Clay streets
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Supervisor OF Brookland Township, Va.
CLERK's OEFICE HENRICo COUNTY,
@. July I'd, 1871. :
The Board OF Supervisors OF Hen rico county Will
meet at the Courthouse, Henrtco county, on
July 27lb, 1871. All persons having
business with the Board will please be present.
WIN. j. ANABLG, CLERK OF Henrico,
and as such Clerk Of the Board OF Supervisors.
iva -TuESAtd
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SEanHsp8NA.

NOR NEW YOEK.--~Th Old I1sS@s
< r'njni"n Steamship Co.'S e,r-sSssSvtssssaazs.
gent sihc- wheel strau ship WyhNpKE, Lai.ain
E0UH%E, win sail TUESDAY July IL, at IL i. n
Frc!rhi received until 10 4. NJ.
Through bills IL ladng signed, and goods for
varied with dispatch ~ a!i points north, scuth
est, aud west. Cl;'sc connections made with Gu.
nard line Tor foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
FARE. al2; sicc'ag", S6; round trip tickets, 52Q
For freight or paseaEc. *ppiy to
JGRN ". WYATT, Agent
fyl0-2t No. 3 t;arernGr street,
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EUR RENT. the MONTICELLoG Gss
Il HOUSE. on Main. between IL h and 18th Hai
streets. II contains IS ro-ms, has been recently
pal In thorough order. and Is OF the most de-
eirable locations III The city Tor Iarg: boarding.
Ii e. Gas and water on The premises. Apply TO
lTlw GAUHBs Il " ILtIIAMS.
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g. .>s sS,sS / I ~ |
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w& = IA Y, a ! lI;sl.'s||IaI /

| do not wish to inform you, reader. that DIR
Wonderful, or any other man, has discovered
remedy that cures consumption, when the
lungs are half consumed, in short, will cure all
diseases whether Of mind, body or estate, make
men live forever, and leave death to play for
want of work. and is designed to make our sub
lunary sphere blssful Paradise, to VIII oh
Heaven itself shall DO but q side show. You
have heard enough of that kind ofhumbuggery.
But when tell you that DR. Sage's Catarh
Remedy will positively cure the worst cases of
Catarrh in the Head. l only assert that which
thousands can testify to l will pay $500 Reward
for a case that | cannot cure A pamphlet
giving symptoms and other information sent
free to any address. This remedy is
SOLD by MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Price so cents. Send by mail, postpaid ON re.
ceipt Of sixty cents, or four packages for two
dollars. Beware of worthless limitations. See
that my private Stamp, which is positive guar
antee Of Genuinencss is upon the outside wrap.
per. Remember that this private Stamp, issu
cd by the United States Government expressly
for stamping my medicines, has my portrait,
name and address, and the words ''U. 5. Ger.
tificatc of Gcnuincness, engraved upon it, and
need not be mistaken. Don't he swidled by
travellers and others representing themselves
as DR.. Sage am the only man now living
that has the knowledge and right to manulac
turc the Genuine DR. Sage's Catarh Remedy
and never travel to sell this medicine.
Il. V. PIERCE, NJ D.
l33 Seneca street, Buffalo, n y
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How to raise bects-takc hold Of
the tops and pull.
The total number Of hogs packed
in Chicago this reason will reach 92o, 600.
The man mos, looked up to-T1c
man in the moon.
VANITY Isl strong drink that makes
all virtues a,aogcr.
"A socrot yorron,ol ,o ICON !, any
c,;m.te,A womoo,s ,ro
How aoos ,bo woodrector g.t ;,s
food2-Wbv # .,rpns m . hin" ror il,
A r,,Io Pan, v,rn., .,er.;lI.l IN
~ old white bors. "O,,. Wanted En-
or;ro within
T;,;,nor, I,l.,1.,r .,;l - o;ro,l,,o
Groo,,, or,oro ,bo Irl;,,, or ,ho Nor,b
,,.o,t ,.ho ,,I., ,,.,,., c.. o.o,,,,,,,l.
1ho frs, d,ir,. ro,csn,nor n,;p,.d IN
1-;r,;,io YEA. ,,r;,,,ol ~ ,-Q1 o,J ,,o
srh2,.;,,;o ,.ns fGr d,,,,r, ,,o, ,.o.r
4 ccnsps ,,,.or o,,t ,.,s+ ronor,s o;ob,
thousand coIonc,s IN his dis,ric, .trbcre
u.ed to he more in that mart Of fine count
rr" ba sovs uh,to i,r,o number IF
them have been raised 70 gener,Is
A nooro hsi,o o.kod ,ho o,hor dor
e ,o had o,or .oon ,ho Co,.l;u ,r,nn,
aims. replied, "no. but have seen EN-
kill mica"
Anna Dickinson asked 1udpc Rinc-
ham the question "Wbat is the differ
epce between YOU and +" 81 cannot
conceive Madame " vac tbo oricL ro-
fort
The Western roads arc Introducing
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Why IS baby like sheaf of
wheat Because it is first cradled and
then lhrashed, and finally becomes the
flower OF the family.
When Fort Scott girl is slyly
kissed, she pnts on frown and says /:
Put that article right back, sir where
you stole it from"
"A paper has an article needed with
the conundrum, "Why Do Wives Fade?'
We suppose it is because they won't
wash, don't it
A clerk in Wabash Avenue, Chi
cago dry goods house recently assured a
lady, to whom he was cndeayoring to
sell set Of furS, that they were the "best
IurS that ever grew on a furs back.
- Gambetta's funeral Grafton over
Kuss, late Mayor of Strasburg, wound
up Happy NJ. Kuss, to have the
privilege Of entering your agonizcd
country only as dead man,
" omen remarked the cohtem-
plativc man, "arc as deep as the blue wa
lerS Of !oh Day. Ay ST. re]o'neu
lhe disappointed man, and as iuII OF
craft
i meant 10 nave toid YOU OF thai
hoIe' sad a gentleman TO his friend,
VINO wa" waking win MN III MS garden
ana stumbled mo pit Jul OF wafer
NO 'ha'I%'' san inc iriehd' i've
'ouhd IT,
"A Do'1'i'nah met an freshman on a
lonely highway AS thcy met each
smiled thinking ne knew the other rat
on seeing lis mistake, remarked With a
'ooE o. DISAPPOINTMENT
'Fa'Ih an thought II was you, an
,...,, IL :, ,,.,, 80, a.. +
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Consumption Tan be Cured.

Lime Rock. Conn. Dec. 30, 1870.
DR. VAN HuMMELL My Dear Sir when
began your treatment many OF my friends
had no hope Of recovery, and now they say it
does not seem possible that | could b. up so
comfortable, One yer ago / was so very
poorly, and had ] not used your Inhal Nc
Fluids and your other remedies, would have
been dead long ago. After began your treat
ment, | rested contentcd, for was most con
tident it would cure me. 1t has done wonders
for me. Had DR. Bisscll raised me up to where
| am now, he would have thought he had done
remarkably. But he could not, ard now
think he must feel somewhat chagrined after
saying so much against you and Your treat.
mcnt. But | am thankful did not heed his
wo d that had energy and will enough 10
give your treatment trial. We never Shall
regret doing so. BY the mercy of God and
your lnhaling Fluids my life has been spared.
Very truly yours, ANNA WHITE.
My practice being confined to the Nose,
Throat and Lungs,so my remedies are specially
designed for local application to those organs
| refer by permission, TO the following patients
who have been treated by me with Inhaling
Fluids ii Everett Ru. sell, Councscllor-at-
law, q Wall Street, New York II NJ vii
liams, 2l5 East Fifteenth street, New York
Mr. &. S. Orser, 252 West Seventeenth street,
New York Mr.. S d Sutton, G63 Broadway,
New York j. r Van Ness, 22j Greenwich
street, New York : j W Chace, CASTLE, New
York and, and many others.
Patients treated by letter at their homes, by
answering list Of some so questions, by which
the nature an extent of the disease are in
dictated. For information, list of questions,
&C., address Q VAN HUMMEL, NJ. y.
40 West Twenty street, New York 1874
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-04-13
POE TR Y.
The Yankee Lovers SOlilOquy.

As thin as Ratchet I've grown,
And poor as Jobs turkey, by golly,
I stand like scarecrow, alone,
Sad victim Of loves melancholy
l feel most confoundedly blue,
Life's rose is turned to thistle
My sweetheart has turned out untrue,
And sacked me as clean az a whistle.
Though lively and keen as a rat
And playful as any young kitten,
She has got the sharp claws of cat,
And has showed EN- to me thro' the mittel
OF our village girls she's the belle,
And plump az n partridge she grows;
Her lips for two cherries would SELL
Her cheeks are as red as the rose
Like two bran-new dollars her eyes,
Her nose is turned neater than wax,
Her bosom with Venuss vios,
Her hair--it is finer than flax.
courted her day after day,
In the hope her affections to win,
But my trouble is all thrown away
Like fool have been taken in.
am laughed at by ali of our folks
They expected wedding to follow;
,I
Her heart, like pumpkin, is hollow
As thin as n beaA-pole grow,
And grabbed and cross as q bear;
Ny heart-it is loved-cracked, know
shall lie down and die in despair!