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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-23
BY Wellington Goddtn- ri
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,\
Corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. VALU-
CHBLE:R REAL EeTATE NEAR TIE Old
MARKKT.-In obedience to decree or the Chan.
cery Cont of the city OF Richmond pronounced
an The 18th day OF Move nber. 1871, In suit therein
pandinr styled Miller's adml L,t against
signed special commits sioners appointed by The
said decree, will sell at PUBLIC auction, on the
premises, at 4 O'Clock P. ID. on MONDAY the b
day of De cem Der, 1871, that BRICK TENEMENT
fronting % fees on the west side OF Seventeenth
street. in said city, kno Wn No. lilo north Seyeo-
teenth street, belonging to the estate OF Florens
Miller, deceased. -.-
TERMS For cash as to 80 much SIS may be ne
cessary 10 pay the costs OK said suit md the ex-
per ses OF sale, and the residue In three equal In
gtalments, payable in one, two, and three years
from day Of sale, the purchaser giving bonds,
with approved personal security, bearing six per
cent. interest, payable annually, for the dit in
stalments, and The title to be retained until the
whole purchase money is paid and a conveyance
directed by the court. RORERT HOWARD,
s-.v J.HS b. YOUNG.
no 23-l0t Special Commissioners
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nv Grupbs % Williams.
Ron, Estate Agents and AucN oneef1,
,.,a,,o,.h at reef between Main an q banh'

. VERY VALUABLE BUILD!NSGG, LII \ ~
A fES nI S,,IT;rE alDEus ChKS ~ EEI
III, AM ZIP ri aactios Upon the
$3.50 80 IN TUESDAY, 2ssh EoYenqepr, I'm ~ .
The beautiful e Of MIS- Irs
Dated IS above adjoining the late residence "a ni
r. fronts q. feet and back 14s feet 80 IN aies
KIT vide with a culvert OH The premisss a. ery
The location Is quiet ana pleassh'' Gnu 's'
ns TEnms: ons-fourth cash. balance at four
eight and tweive months WIN ln ITIeT JAMS.
Auctioneers.
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fEHE WILCOX Il GIBBS MACHINES
= hSd the following notice posted in thirty lac
posters around their stand at the Fair 'a

FOE EXHIBITION ONLY.
Wewlsh Il distinctly understood that having Oh.
tanned for the Wilcox & Gibbs Machine all the
empty honors We desire In the way OF gold and
silver edals from the leading Fairs OF tbs coun-
try we have for many years refused to put our.
selves to the yearly annoyance Of competing for
premiums, ana enter cur mschines for exhibition
only. Thanking the managers for the pportonisy
to exhibit our machines, we decline competing
FOR or receiving any award Of merit In thu way Of
prizes or diplomas, leaving these for those who
desire to obtain them. We prefer to rest upon
our already established merits.
The above Is published to regu'e The fAiee state
ment or the agent or u carpet-bagger,s machine
that II WAS decided The superior OF any IN chire
exhibited, &c. thus trying 10 bring their IN achine
trto notorlety It's merits cou!o never obts in
The committee were politely told we disrensed
with their teryiccs at our staHd.
JAMES A r.. GIBBS,
Ninth and Bank str. els
no IL Hichmopd, Va.
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I'll By Richardson & Co., I'D.
Real Rotate Agents and Auctioreers,
11I3 Main street,

A DESIRABLE SUBURBAN FARM
IA For RENT AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY
the 24sh instant at IL o'ccck NJ. wa shall rent -
auction on the premises the desirable suburban
properly kQowl as CaAbK'S SPRING, near IN
and west Of the reservoir, containing sbont
thirty six acres Of rich, productive LAND, with
good DWELLING and the usual ou. .housaa
TERMS /: The lessee shall give his bond wi:h
appI owed security for the reat yable quarterly.
- 500; RICHARDSON g. Co.
apo.
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DRlLL.-Drill sergeant "Dress up, MIR,
Bniur>hus You must dress up" Mr.
Eumpshus GEdignanD: "DTeSs up! Con,
found YOU Pm better dressed than YOU
are - Punch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-23
BY W. b. Robias,
suctioneer and Real Estate Agent
HIS Main street.

a1rCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
a RTT1LH1NG Lot IN THE Bu,1sfsS
THE CITY-By request Of the isss r.
will be so d public auction on me premises YES
!. aovcn,bsr instanr, that very valuable LOT OF
fronting % feet ON the north isne CT
Cary street between ehockoe creek ana eoVeadd
t,ensh street. adjoining on the east The lois oWnea
by Messrs. Talbot & Sons. This lot Is just opIo.
lite to the valuable foundry properly OF me
Messrs Talbot, and In q business iocatlca "a LIZ
should command The attention OF buyers OF rsa ~
cststs. Il runs back between parallel lines no
feet to an alley 40 feet wide.
TERMS: at sale. ,.,.o.
NO, Ills Main strf ct.
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THE SUBSCRIBER WILLssaa-,nyysss
4 continue The b ATI "
BUSINESS rs heretofore st his Ola ftSES Bock
street.
Thankful for pass favors begs continuance Of
the same,
no 7.ln< WILLIAM z COX Aeen
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BT Grabbs q Williams,
Real Estste Agent5 and Auclioneers, !,
MlaTenkk street between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i At THE CORNER OF LEIGH AND
HENRY STR ETS.-By virtue of deed OK trust
exc cuted by William h, Wade to tie subscribers
as trustees, dated OH March, 1870, and duly re-
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on SA-
TURDAY, 25th November, st O'Clock z. NJ, a
Wit, LOE OF GROUND, with the improve
ments thereon, situated on the south side or Leigh
street at lis Intersection with Henry street. 'front.'
ing 81 feet and running back 1e0 feet to an alley.
TERMS About 1900 In cash the balance upon
terms 10 be named by said Wade, or, in the event
OF his failure to name terms, thsn the same to be
prescribed by the trustees. -
LEMUEL POWERS,
4. s. ARMISr&AD,'
T.. .. Trustees.
GRUgBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. no2l
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DENTISTRY,

All kinds OF MARBLE and GRANITE WORK
done. all kinds MA&THLS-Msrble ana Slate
SLABS Of eli kinds for cabinet makers and iron
railing. LETTERING done In German and Hes
brew. WILLIAM II. IsAg4EY,
se Lam Agent.
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CROCKEgY. GLASSWARE, DC.

SIHINA, GLASS, SILVER-PLATED
~ WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, ANDA GEN.
ERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.FURNISH.
ING GODDS-e93 MAIN STREET.-E. CUR
RANT would respectfully inform his friends and
former pstrous and the public generally that he
Is nov located at 300 NJ Ain street. near Ninth
street. where he has TO offer for sale full supply
OF HGusE-FURNISHIN6 GO0D& tncludip q
China, Queensware, Silver-Plated Wa.e, Glass.
ware, Table Cutlery, F3acy Goods, DC. Just
opened, an assortment OF seasonaole goods, COM
prising Ia part Plantshed soup and Oyster Tu.
reens; Chatting, Oyster, aud Hot Water Dishes !:
Tenders, Plate W sIners, Parlor Coal Vaset and
kleeman's celebrated German Students lam I.
also, Stamped, lrcn, Wooden, and Japauese
faper-W&reS. &C 23.2m
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GALE OF VALUABLE DAN RIVER
~ PLANTATION IN HALIFAX COUNTY,
VA.-The purcha ser having failed to comply with
the terms OF the sale made on tie 18th day Of u
gust set IS To the 420 acres land sold under the
trust deed executed On the eth day of August 1862
by James "A. Moon and X. 3. Noon and their
wives 20 the Undersigned trustees, We shall, on
MONDAY the 25th day Of Decem Der next tthat
being court dky) sell at IL O'Clock ~, 10 trent
the court house, ct Halifax u urthouse, O tract
of land containing FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, more or Less. being part OF
the 1874 acres conveyed In said deed of trust IL
berg tie same tract OF land now occupied by &C..
b. Neon on i1an river. This Is one OF the best
farms In the cOunty-plenty Of wood and W Iter. 3
large quantity Of river bottoms, the soil Is we'll
adapted to the growth of wheat, tobacco, &c.
The i'm improvements are excellent, consisting OF O
FRAMED DWELLING, painted white, six
rooms porches, &C.; al necessary out houses,
barns, &C.; at excellent orchard of choice fruits
and good stand Tor n country store.
I. Is seldom such valuable property Is put upon
the III arket.
TERMS: One third cash !; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, bonds with approved secu.
rity. bearing six per cent. interest from date,
(wai7er OF homeaGad &".,) AID title retlired SIS
further security tie land subject 10 resale IN de-
FAINT OF pawn. mt.
Selling as trustees, we will convey with special
warranty, though we believe the title perfect.
For further particulars apply 10 the under
signed trustees ct LJnchburz, Va.
j. n. GURDOE,
VIM. y. PENDLETON,
no 20 2tawtds Trustees.
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ssSsssSss.!hhGEsE% ES.

rsI& UNANIMOUS TESTIMONY OF
re %sopie is that the GROVER & BAKER
SGWikS-m ,. CHIMES for beauty and elasticity
"' ".!ich, simplicity and ease OF management.
"ifapl!i.v, iish. and rapid running are nct
td2tlicd ny any machine IN use, and The mo t uer.
zee. t1in!ly mschlue. The annoyance OF rewind-
terms. 4. & N. w. DAENy huents "''
ma Is ao, RAJ 10y.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
" I shall sell. uader decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Iunenburg county, State OF Virginta
(lhl. being cour;-day,l at the courthouse, very
desirable lit rLG FARM OF Two HUNREED
AND EIGR TY-F QUE AND tlNE-HALF
ACRES belonging to the estate OF James Ecal,
deceased said land has IL two comfortable
dwellings, two tobacco barns, and Other necessary
out-buildngs, with sufficient timber Tor all farm
purposes, well wSte-ed, and & very good apple
orchard. ,
The said land lies on Meherrin river one mile
from Pleasant Grove In said county; SIX miles
from KevsyilIe md Meherrin depot, Oh The Rich
moud and Danvi'le road.
TERMS: One hur dred dollars In cash will be re-
ouired the balance Ia three .qu i annual install
Inents with interest from day OF SALE purchaser
giving bonds with approved security, and title
retained Gntu all OF the puI chase money Is paid.
WILLIAM 7. NEAL,
no 90 d5tSswtds Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-23
BY RichaI dson & Co.
Auctloneers and heal Estate Agents.
NO. lll3 Main street,

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT FOR
~ BALE PalVATGLY.-A beautiful BUILD
ING LOT. 30 by 100, on the south side OF Gary be-
tween Foushee and Adams streets, for GALE. APP
pIy TO RICHARDSON Il CO,
no "a a. lib Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-23
BY Richardson & Co. t,s
kuctioneers aad Real Estate Agents, +
No. lIl3 Main street. 'f

A DESIRABLE FARM OF sixty
n FIVE ACREs, THREE Mills EAST OF
RICHMOND, BETWEEN THE WILLIAMS
BURG TURHPIKE AND YORK RIVER RAIL-
ROAD, For SALE BY AUCTiUN.-On MON
DAY the 9th Instant, ut O'Clock ?. NJ, we shall
sell by auction, ON the premises, q desirable
FARM OF SlXTY-FiVE ACRES, located as
above, form erly owned by Mr.. Ehomas Whitford.
and now owned by I!r. a. Monteiro. AL or said
land is improved, and has on It u fine young and
productive orchard OF apples, peaches, aud cher
ries. The buildings are T RAhE DWELLING
with four rooms aud The usual out-houses. -s
TERMS Liberal, and made known at sale.
no % RICHARDSON & CO., Auctioneers.
By Cook & Laughton, AuctIoneers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
cTOCK OF GROCERIES, &C., AT
y AUCCIOE.-On FRIDAY the oath instant. at
10 O'Clock we will sell at the store No. 6rs Mar
shall street, between Filth and sixth, select
STOCK OF .< -
FAMILY GROCERIES, ~
LIQUORS,
COFFEES, "
TEAS,
SOAPS,
FISH,
TOBACCO, &c.
The stock is fresh having been rec ently prr-
chased. COOK & LAUGHIoN,
no 20 Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs &c Williams,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets.

AuCLlOucSIS anu fsedi csLate hBcuS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
INVALUABLE PROPERTY Known AS
"BRANFDRD'3 HOTEL" SITUATED IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOhD, On THE SOUTH
SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET BET VEIN
WALL. STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY, AT
AUCTION.-Ir part execution OF decree OF the
Chancery Cont Of Richmond entered on the i4th
Eovemb Der, 1871. in the case Of Mtls's executor cs
Glszebrook and ais, the uDtersIgned, special
commissioner thereby appointed, viii sell at auc-
ton, upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th dav Of December, at IL O'Clock NJ, the PRO
PERRY situated as above, which was sold by
the late Nicholas Mills to Thomas Bradford hav-
ing a front of 25 feet on franklin street, and rum
ming back TO Tobaoco alley, on which 1t fronts %
feet inchis.
This property is improved In front by q COM
paratiVely new and handsome four stored brick
huilding, No. 1885, formerly used as saloon and
hotel, md with several brick and framed build
ings in the rear.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash 10 pay the costs ofths
suit and the expenses Of The sale; the residue In
three equal annual instruments at one. Two, and
three years for bonds beartug interest and the tit
to he retained by the court until the bonds are
paid.
A plat OF the property will be shown st the time
of tire sale. JOHN A. MEREDBTH,
Special Commissioner.
GRCBBS < WILLIAMS, uctiODeers. no Fl
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SdbSy, sTRAYE6b, SO.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ VIII be made for The reuewnl Of SLRlt TOT
twenty. SIX shares OF stock standing on the BOOKS
cf the Richmond Fire Association In the name OF
Them IS A. Buckley, the same having been !nSt'
JOHN WV EIGHT.
Sheriff cit! of Richmond,
and as such administra tor Cf Thomas a. BulSley,
deceased no INN
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BY Charles T. Workman Co., Auctlonee1s,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
W7E WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w auction on r.kIOkY, November gain, at
our storehousc, on Fifteenth street, sale COM
mencing ut II O'Clock, large and v.ried stock OF
G. tOCkRtHS, &C consisting IN part OF
10 hogsheIds P. X. sUG Ro,
So barrels kIFiSED SUG RS,
2t0 boxes alI grades SOAPS,
200 half barrels ROE HEARINGS,
50 dozen BkOOMS,
80 barrels WiIGKEY.
10 barrels SHERRY WINE.
10 casks FRENCH BRANDY, &C., &c.
CHARLES 7. WOHThAN & CO.
no oi-tds 3uCtlonCers.
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WANTED, Al barrels best SWEET 70
w TATOES, for EXPORT: ,r,rr pI,r
TSR at retail 20 bushels CHLSFSUfS' IN small
lots. ,rors e,,ed # abort
,ttos 80 - II. a. DAYTON.
hoaS ., No. 10 Tenth st eet,
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,,v,srNEss WANTS.

o,1AIIs! QUATLs! QUA1Ls!
" about 500 or 1000 pairs OF
yIRGI Ma QUAILS WILIIAM CEOsS,
Dealer In Birda spa Re3lsss Eng.
Tabley street, Wrapping Li'efp'o'' A-Ae'
on pndim
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T OSF, on the Goth instant, between the
l. corner OF kine.eenlh apd Brosd aud rwen-
~ Iourta and Grace streets, ono LRDiES'
BRtCELET. A literal reward Will be given TO
the tin,,er.
p022 st LAWRENCE LITIlEH.
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.T7ANTED, BoARDERs.-Can accom- accom-
w modate four single geptlenen; or liz sc ,n,ee
M ia anu S,nY BNnnDERt. Inquire on Ross
street 81. so2) next dor 20 the Richmond 'use
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

ONE OF THE MOST sALEABLE BOOKS OF
TIE SEASON! ...
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ECR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE 1:a
It with eight rooms: kitchen detached Ell
best nc ishboi hood on Church Hill Apply y
no .l-St LYME & SkU III Err.
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FGR HEN z.

TOR RENT, TWO BEAUTIFULGaa
X Sx",oNs IN the first floor over the shoe Ell
store fsoa Msin sl:ect, admirably adlpted I2r
dsniisis. lswycrs or some ether business p"'-
noses For terms, apply at
EiCHBEnG 4 SCHAkP's Leather store.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

strumcnt with double edge, cutting
equally, for good or for evil. according to
the skill or incapaci,y Of the physician.
II is perfectly harmless. for have taken
il myself in larger doses than are required
for therapeutic purposes with perfect i'm
puniiy." Having shown that the plan
recommended does not involve the slight
est danger. and that it is attended with
the expenditure Of inconsiderablc time,
labor aud money, aud promises such i'm
por,ant and valuable results to farmers. |
must repeat the expression Of an earnest
wish ,ha, a fair trial may be given to the
plan proposed.
Very truly, your obedicnt servant,
G.. TRoup MAxwgLL.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
Highly Important Discovery.

nR SlMMS, of Wilmington, Del. has discov-
l. cred plant, the essential iincnre of which
in combination with other rare ingredients
known only 10 the discovcrcr will positively
cause the hair 10 grow thick and beautiful where
Il has fallen on and become thin. In great
many cases where fever has caused the uss Of
the hair, Il has restored Il sgain wonderfully
fast, In several ci-ss Of hnldncsS IT has restored
the hair TO all Its former fullncss. AZ the Doe
tor has prepared preparation for years, under
the name OF Botanic Hair Tonic. he will eoniin-
ue the preparation under the same maine, will an
addition of this discovery. ], Is not a hair col
orcr rs Is generally offered for snlc, hu, by is
action on tho scalp and roots OF the hair, the
natural color seems TO come with The renewed
growth. II cures disease Of the head, II is cle-
ganily perfumcd, and Is splendid hair dressing.
4 fair trial will convince any one of It's great
qualities. Sold Wholesale aud Retail Mt
FOURTH & KING SITS.
Wilmington, Del.
FOR saic by wM. II. BARR, Middlciown, Del,
and by dealers In medicines generally.
sept 2-3ms
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Oripinal postrp.
For the lMdiiefown T.anscripf.
SWEET MOru ER.
ny ODESSA nAnD.

Gentle mother, good and kind
Sweet with love and purcst mind
Best of all my treasures, SHE
More than all the world TO me
Always patient, ever true
Thinking what she best can do
For my happiness and joy,
This is love without alloy.
Let but pain or fever show
Slightest symptoms, she viii know
lie, but gricf upon my face
Mark one single, sad ming trace
lie, one ,cnr bu, dare express
Aching heart or troubled breast
or life sorrows, great and small
Mothers love will bansh all.
Oh the dignity and grace
Bcamiag eye aud kind ling face
Silv'ry voice go low aud sweet
Gentle hands and noisclcss feet
Hear, 50 great ard full of love,
Pure as Elcn's whilc-wingcd dove
These rare gems can only be
Found, sweet mother, siill in thee.
Come, swcc, mother, lie, nc hc
Ever thus, the child you see;
Let nc, ON thy loving breast,
Lny my head TO quiet rest
On Thy forehead, pure aud fair,
Mss aside lhy clusi' ring hair,
Bow NY head upnn Thy knee
Ever thus. thy child To bc.
Mother dear, sweet mother, dear
Darling. let me feel thee near,
Nearest llcaycr seem To be
When, swtc; mother, nearest thee.
Noremjsr, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

Tn Gypsy parliament, which ineoig
nnre every seven years, aud consists Of
delegates iiom all the countries o.
Enrorc, is expected to assemble soon
near Cansta,t in Germany, The King
uf ;h, nomadic raer is one Joseph Rein
hara. who has reached the venerable age
of ninc;y.cighi years He has seven
Siyes. and is the father Of forty five chill
dran Our American idea Of the whole
Gspsy tribe is rather untavorabc They
ate regarded generally as set Of horse
ail chicken stealers, as few in numbers,
ani without organization or government.
II is with some surprise, therefore, that
We find that there is in Spain about 10 600
oflhosc Gylsies; in England more than 49,
0un, while in Australia 81 ,0l0, aud Mol
dawn and Wallaea are the chosen homes
Of nearly 2O0,U more Their religion
has been the subject Of much unsatisfac-
tory discussion. Perhaps the Hindoo
saying. 4" there are seyenty-,wo religions
and half in the world, the half being the
religion of the that's Cor Gypsics, comes
as near to correc, definition.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
VENETIAN GONDoIas.

Venice is bull; upon soventy-two is
lands The main part Of the city is built
upon foriy-two islands, closely clustered
together, and there are thirty other upon
which various public aud private iDstitu-
iions are built. The houses are very high,
and mos, Of the canals low, so that viewing
the city from any lofty position. it looks
as is the principal part was bailt upon n
single island Tho Grand Canal is as its
name implies, the principal of Venice. 1t
is very broad aud has a winding course
through the city Numerous smaller can
ais rnn into It. The canals are bridgcl
over, SO that foot passengers can travel
from one part of Venice to the other
There is no such thing as n carriage in
tho city. mud even travelling about on
horseback is not tn be- thought Of The
travel from one par, Of the city to another
ou ioo; Is through narrow passages be-
tween llfiy houses. While IN the city,
uc Doc. not sac any signs Of either don.
kew. horse. or other hcas, Of burden or
travel All travel otherwise than on
shnnk's mare is done hy ganlolas, which
arr light laa;s, sharp vt both ends, and
with riaea n!ilships tor passengers
They ARE painted bilrk, according to au
ancient law They have in the ccu,rc
9TH an awning or u cabin covered with
black aud n uni secs ON Jf thc- SOM
brr.lrokine things moving slowly aul
luic'lt along, il reminds him Of funeral
Ia ancient fmcs thr nuci.nfs We'd with
earh other il H. maeuiiiaaee of their
goniolIs. till it reached ,n,h an extent
that the G -rrumuui was obliged To- put %
.top t. it. laosc a'ulalas are propelled
hy uuc ur i"a o.gsU.a, w'a a,mays work
,taHlnc up. facing forward AID never u.s.
more than anc oar each II i wonderful
with w.di ssill ruu will manage these
Lonl> will single oar They are yery
cheap mnde of conveyance. 8ul can be
hirpd for n whole diy for onr dollar. each
boat carrying three or four persons. There
are what they call omuilas gualolas, pra.
r.llri by fur or five mrn an these run
" TIE different parts Of 'ha city Going
tlnIt IN eondo,as is the II q comfortable
mode Of sightseeing that have set cu-
joycl Before the different palaces aud
other buildings are uamarnus uprighi
post, IN The eanal. which ale FOR the rur-
pa-r of ,ernfiu. the gpnaals. IL ancient
noble fanilies each individual possgcsscd
his own gondoa a all tie principal
landing. !. always au old nan who makes
a show Of holding the gonlala while YOU
get out, aud for which lie receives fec
Of one ut
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
TIL E BITTER ROOT
AGUE PILL.

fINIlE undersigned having obtained the most
l. signal aud prompt relief from the use Of
these pills, concluded TO procure y large amount
Of them TO supply the neighborhood To be ecr-
tain that the investment would he safe, nrplica-
ton was made 10 one Of the mos, prominent aud
successful physicians of the country for his opin-
ion of this medicine. lie replied
III is perfectly harmless. Contains no Arsrn-
ic, no Mercury nor Quininc, and yet Is So ener-
ge,ic and powerful, iha, firmly believe |, will
cure all eases OF Fever and Agne, " properly used
In Ti2 eases there was not one failure where the
medicine was used as directed. Therefore, bs
placing IL within the reach Of every one you will
confer an untold blessing upon the community
Encouraged by this frank and unreservei ies-
,mony, have prepared myself 10 establish l.o-
cat Agents wherever The Pills are needed.
CHARLES A. BRYAN,
GENERAL Agent,
Chesapeake City, Md.
BITTER ROOT PILLS are for sale by CHAM
ngRLaisE, Pharmaceu,ist, Miidleiown, Del.
sept i6-3mos