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FORT OF RICHMOND, ArRlL 20, 1871.

FORT OF RICHMOND, APRlL 20, 1871.
ARRIVED.
Schooner John II. Williams, North, George
town. coal. :. IL. HAYES.
SAILED,
Schooner Jesse s. Clarke, Clarke, Athens, New
York, railroad ties.
MEMORANDA.
DrTCu GAP. JAMES RIvER,-Arrivcd. schoo-
rcr Home Marshall coal, James River Dredging
Company. 49,
The bark Clio, Knoph, which left this city yes
terday for City Point 10 load with -four for Eu-
rome is aground on Warwlck's bar.
PHILADELPHIA. April "5.-~hrrivcd, schooner
A. VI. Edwards Hinsun, with granite, to Rich
III 1nd Granite Company.
EST POINT, April 20 Arrived, steamer
Virginia. Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise
,n3 passengers York River Railroad Company,
alI sailed Oh return.
1BY TELEGKArH.1
FORTRESS MoNRoE, April 25.-Passcd ont, brig
Roman, from New York Tor Liverpool
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WEST NIRGISIA.-To-morrow the people
of West Virginia are to vote upon the
question OF ratifying or rejecting Il pro-
nnscd amendment to their State Consti-
tuition, which has been under consideration
for more than two years past, and is popu-
larly known as the Flick amendment.
Briefly, it removes political disabilities on
account of color or participation in the re-
InllIpn
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CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS.
~ RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH will buy sll kinds
OF CONFEDERATE BOOKS, but high prices
statutes or laws OF Congress- All the new works
and the largest stock OF standard LAW BOOKS
ap l3-1&w
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General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. 4. d. MYERS. General Supt. fe Ia
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD.-th and after MONDAY, 9Th Decem-
ber 1870 the PASSENGER TRAINS will run as

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-th and after MONDAY, 9Th Decem-
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS VIII run as
follows
NAIL TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich.
mond and stanton (e1cept Sunday, between Cor
louisville and Staunton). Leave Richmond at A.
n. =; arrive al Staunton at 42S L. M. Leave Staun.
ton at $50 4. NJ. and arrive at Richmond ~ a:6e
r. NJ, making close CONNECTIONS at Gordonsville
anu Charlottesville with Orange, Alexandra and
Manassas railroad trains tor Alexandria, Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
toa, &c; also for Lynchburg. Knoxville, Cnst-
| tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans. MONTGOMERY,
| Mobile, &c. This train will run TRl-WEEkLY
| between Stanton and White sulphur on TUES
| DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VIZ:
Leave White Sulphur at $3.50 A. NJ, and arrive AZ
stanton at $3.50 A. NJ. leave Stanton at asa +,
| b., aud arrive at White sulphur at 10 2. NJ.
| Going " est, passengers dine at GordonSVtlle
and sup ut Covington. Going East, breakfast at
| Stanton and dine at GOrdonsvtlle.
4 This train connects with stages as follows:
At stanton for Lexington. Natural Bridge, ana
Harrison burg Passengers cannot go TO Le1ing'
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars at starnton.
| At MiIlboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles
| and w arm Springs, is miles.
At White Sulphur Springs for Lewtsburg, smles;
and Charleston, 100 miles.
THKUUGH TICK I 8 issued 10 all points
| North, West, and Southwest. .yr
JAMES X. EETHERLAND,
| no3 General Ticket Agent,
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BNOKs AHp STATIONERY.

REAT DEPOT
SCHOOL BOOKS ADOPTED FOR USE IN The
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF VIRGINIA.
The subscribers are agents for
THE UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and supplied with full stock of their pu6llcS
tions. including Primers, Spelling Books, Resas
Bullon's English Grammars published by hessrs.
Sheldon g. Co.
Orders addressed to them for the above or The
other series adopted by the Board OF Educatlon'
win be promptly filed ut contract prices. 10 az
dtion, they furnish all other school books useo III
the public and private schools Of the State, Win
every description of Stationery.
apis WOODHOUSE PARHAM.
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Will remark In conclusion that his remedies
are the result Of long and careful study. The
Fluid Extracts have been before the public twen-
ty years the sale of them In that time proves
their value. All have been benefited by them
who followed my instructions, and to-day they
stand UNEQUALLED in the extent OF their sale
and UNSURPASSED by any medicament In the
dispensatory OF the United States, not excepting
a single herb, root, plant, or scientific prepare
ton.
Pharmaceutical claim all mine to be, and have
never patented single one.
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS.
The Piu have thought of Offering to the afaict-
ed for ten years. They are now perfect, and
shall stake my time, money, and fame, on their
effectiveness. The inviting style in which the
Pill itself Is made the bottle, label, wrapper, all
show with what care they have been prepared.
After examination, no English or French prepars-
ton will show greater care, and am really proud
of them. Instead Of the nauseous-looking, care
lessly-prepared Pills vended generally, and put
up In wooden boxes, and made generally or Offer
ed by those having no experience as physicians,
druggists, or manufacturers OF medicines.
Test the medicine offered by
Your obedient servant,
1T. HELMBoLD,
Crystal Palace Drug Store,
SEA Broadway, New York.
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsey House, Broadway and
ssth streets, New York, and Temple Of Pharmacy
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
P. s.-HeImsolds Fluid Extract Bucha has
gained Worldwide fame. ap7-.m
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REs1GNATIoESoF< A PAsToR.-Rey. Ma
gruder Maury. rector OF ST, ;eoroc,s
EpiscopaD Church of this town, has ten
dcred his resignation of his CHARGE, and t.
has been accepted by the vestry of the
church. MIR. Maury has filed the pastor.
ate of this church for the last six years.
and his duties have been discharged
with unremitting diligence and fidelity.
His numerous friends in this the place of
his birth have heard with regret his inten-
tion TO leave u.s. Fredericksburg Star.
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Foreign Mnrkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.l
LONDON, April 26.-Consols, a3s. United States
bonds. got.
LIVERPOOL. April "6.-Cotton quiet and steady
1T yesterdays quotations: sales 1900 bales In
Guiding 600 for export and speculation.
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VIRGINIA S LECT LIST y

VIRGINIA LECT LIST y
sCHoOL-BoOKs
ADOPTED By THE
STATE EDUCATIONAL BOARD.
McGufey's Pictorial Primers,
McGufey's Speller,
McGutfey's First Reader,
McGuHey's Second Readr,
McGuffey's Third Reader,
McGuffey's Fourth Reader,
Mciiutfey's Fifth Reader,
McGuffey's Sixth Reader,
harYey's Elementary Grammar,
Haryey's Practical Grammar,
Guyot,s Introduction TO the Study Of GeoUa phy,
Guyo.'s klemenatry Geography,
Guyot's Intermediate Geography,
Guyot's Common school Geography.
All the above, together with any aud every srti-
Gle needed In the school.room or office, can DC
had in any quantities required at leos Main street
BENJAMIN BATES,
Bookseller and Sestioner,
mh 10 Richmond, Va. e
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1871 |.
1871. 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.

POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NCEThEAST AND NORThW EST.
TRAIN mo. l.-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN vta
Washington leaves the depot, corner of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at l2:45 p. n. Arrives In
Richmond daily at 2:20 Z, NJ.
TRAIN No. 2.-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN ufG
Washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptedl, at s:&5
T. NJ. Arrives In Richmond tmondays excepted)
at $3.50 A. NJ.
THR. UGH TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG
GAGE -.HECkS to all principal points In the
NORTHEAST and NORTHWEST.
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between
Richmond and Milford Will be run daily tsunaays
exrepted), leaving the depot corner OF Broad and
Eighth streets at 43o z. NJ, and arriving in Rich
mUnd at $50 A. N.
apply at COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner Of
Broad and Eighth streets.
j. Is. GENTRY,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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""EX Oh THE FIKsT SEcTIoH.-Thc work
~ ~. ~ hr>t section Of tie Washington and
o.. "H."hd railroad, 4 distance Of six miles
:, 20" cameron j. istillery, is in progress.
~ road !or about FIVE miles from the city
800. "a, I'FaIiri with the Orange, Alexandria
'. manassas road, ut al average distance
:. ''' "'cr fifty yards from it.---1ltZanda1a
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The REAsoN.-Thc Legislature OF Ken
tuckv dld not pass an antl-kukluX Ia" DC
cause it was trepiduous."
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WEDNESDAY, April 26.-Ne,o Orleans: Firm
at ll5Ul4sc; receipts, 2,426 bales exports-to
liverpool, 2ii bales; Amsterdam, l,52o bales
Venice 27ohales: sales, 7,4OO bales stock 1872 $50
naies. Rtt7atngton: quiet and steady at Hc.; re-
Cepts % b" les sales 78 bales stock, 1900 bales.
aojotf Firm; low mddlngs, l5ic.; receipts.
40 bales; exports coas,wise. ST. bales sales 900
hales stock. 2.Tso bales. Savannah: Moderate
demand at l3ac.; receipts, 833 bales exports, to
treat Brltain 1850 bales coastHise, 246 bales
sales, 500 bales stock, 81, 3l4 bales
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Standardization Convention of Roam.
oi,c Prcabytcry.

,,.,, 1890. ll.,;, Ill.,,
" l''" 'i,,'an' a. ''',,.'il ,'','''
",'u 81! ho",,'N' ''.1'H 'r'H WIS
r.. fa4.J. II, Davis orpurd IN. Couycu-
., ,,',.. ..,,,,rnn~i.," yar,non Thn
,....n... The. i'm rbartcr, 6,h verse, Of tr.
81. ...-..-.
...,...d t. hu>inr>>. when the tnIlowin.
49,. i..,.. ..r,j resolution WIS offered tx The
!, g. tiu-h \. Brown:
IA h,.r.... ,I.. .},l.,,,, .,hnol .,ti,,rl- ono
... ~. ,,,.; ,t,,;,,,,. ,n,rt.,I. IF n,iy. ,r3
....... uIf,nr IN Inr r.,t,,., - Christ ON in~
...,,.' CHRISTIAN. s,.u,g:,l!, -. w,lI +. one
..,.. ,.,'., rr,,,l.i,ir'. ..ni ,tf,,.,i,' v.,Int
-. ... ...,,i
....~..J ,rh4,i, j.. fla, i,,,,. ,f or,,,. ono
. .i,lnr fir ,I,r.,inr , Oman ! in ON.
30 ..,...tt,' -',,,,, ~ ''
',"' ~. ''l'H. n""' W >"i,'
'''' ~ ''"''''' IT. VS. "''''''"''">'.
-,
!, 5H' ~ -. u. "'h''s" "h'It" 'i'
~. i'> '"''"h
.'.'.r'a. That W". members OF this
'"ntIon. regard The religious lnstrur-
'.e ~ 'iI' reed pc"pIc IN our midst ct
o.. ..' 'aj >"+luh Importance. and that we
u.@" ihc same on The ministers.
'.'". =, ana members Wllhlh The BOUNDS
t"'r a Very animated aud interesting
n.>.u>>"u III" resolution was passed uitaui-
D..',|.
i.' Convention then adjourned, there
+. ILL., no further business. VI.
-----
IgG FIRE NEAR Mr.. AlHY.-At!cr the
e.. o. Uncle Peter" with The assistance I'll
lis. i h.> friends. searched among the
...- tor ~ouc specie he had I" stored away
'5. stone hurtcr-potS.' The specie
oa- lwuu0 ant " hen asked how much he
t.r Did man a~tonishcd his friends Iy
":,a ne coin was washed and counted.
'.l.. were $50 in cold, and about &. 600
.a>.y,Taud conner coin.
lie money was very much di>ti.urcd by
-. lie. ,g!ne OF the coins beng melted
I-.'acg. and most OF il hlackened and
o..g"l>r damaged.
lar old man had, in addition 10 his spc-
Of. about 81 coo in grccnba, *, which. OF
G.aa.y Drintfhr rarninr, of his hard labor.
H." ,s- She rcputaijon Of being an honest,
rng!.ar,, aud lndu,,rlou. old man. and no
ua' ave hi, witc lh.> faithful companion OF
na.n, years. knew that he possessed 80
mach treasure. pctersi,,rq Lndct.
------- -------o
Iioru RrRHrr,-Thc Mountain House.
nlu,dG,rcly ON the Virginia and Tennessee
r,rrgd. and arout InTty miles from This
sH}. 49, entirely DESTROYED nv fire on Mon
d.. The Lu,ct va, or,1innd by Mr. Frank
Hrrttu-. uLo. we lcarni los, nearly nil his
~ owned hv ioiut stock corIlDany OF
l.sa. hburg gentlemen. OF which Mr. John
hn'"n Mcdaniel j, president, and was est
M"rd lu Be worth from & 900 to IS. 900.
j, "a- not insured, and j.. therefore, il to-
Ia l7>>.
have heard no estimate made of the
i!'aalr loss sustained BY Sir. Hopkins.
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n1.-Thc Hon. James NJ. Mason, FORM
crlv United States senator from Virginia.
and more recently representative Of the
Confederate states at tho Court OF st.
James. Is Wing very i'll at his residence on
the Seminary Hall. near this city So i'll that
his life is dc<pai'cd of by his friends. Gem
cral nervous prosiration is the disease I'M
der which he is inknC,-A'cfGndrd
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STARRED ny A NEGRO. On Monday last
difficulty orcurrcd in Liberty between Il
youth named Campbell and negro boy
whose name our tnrmant did not learn,
during which yolIn" Campbell was severely,
but not dangerously. stabbed i'll tn" lett
temple with n knife. j" negro was arrest
cd ana committed to Jail for trial .--Lynch-
bnl,y NCirs
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Rev. L. 4. Peterson, pastor Of the Cum
herland. street NJ. l.. ChU!ch, who has been
suffering from i'll health for some weeks
past, has been granted short respite from
his ahorS 10y his congregation, and lett town
Yesterday evening on the Baltimore boat on
a tour of some wcckS.-NOr!oik lWg'Wd".
The name Of the new post-oilic i'll Ma
thcwS county Is Port Haywood.
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See remarks of the GREAT CHEMISTS and
PILL MEN OF AMERICA, VIM. R. WARNER
6 CO., l54 north Sd street, Philadelphia, Pa:
"H. T. HELMBoLD
Esteemed Friend,-I congratulate you on having
the handsomest and at the same time the most
EFFECTIVE PILL that have ever known for
the purpose intended.
WIN. p. WARNER & Co.
II. r. Helmbold,''
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METALS, METALS.

METALS, METALS.
Swedes. Refined, and Country Bar Iron;
Band. Hoop, and Sheet Iron;
Horseshoe and mule-shoe Iron;
Oval, fialf-oval, and Half-round Iron /;
Small Rounds and Squares;
Naylor's Cast, Shear, and 0ctagon Steel;
American and English Blistered Steel;
Russia and Imitation Russia Sheet IRON;
TIN Plate, Block Tin, Spelter, Lead;
Iron AXles, all sizes:
Norway Nall Rods Horseshoe Nails;
Burdens Horse and Mule Shoes.
For sale by JOHN n. GORUON'S SONS,
NH 40 Pearl Block.
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LEATHER, dc.

LEATHER, dc.
V'O SHOEMAkERS,
HARNESS MAKERS, AND
DEALERS IN LEATHER GENERALLY.
The subscriber is Offering inducements TO buyers
of LEATHER not usually offered in the way OF
low prices. The most popular brands OF
FRENCH and AMERICAN CALFSKlSS,
The different grades of SOLE LEATHER,
HARNESS and BRIDLE LEATHER,
and all kinds of
SURROUNDINGS,
TANNERS OILS, &C.,
very low for cash. or to prompt paying short credit
customers.
Highest cash prices paid for HIDES.
PETER TINnLEY, NO. 1912 Cary street,
an 8-Im nextto Tyler & Sons.
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ID II | E. + )
OF TIE
MASON & HAaLIN CABINET ORGANS.
Having vastly increased their Facilities FOR
manufacture the MASON Il ilANiIN uRGAN
COMPANY are now enabled To Oilcr their we'll
known Organs, which are
THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE
among Instruments OF the class, at prices OF III
ferIor work. They print their lowest prices.
which are, therefore, alike To au-lnVarlahlc.
The following are
ILLtSTHhT lDhS:
Four octave Organs. f3o
! he same double reed. o.
Five octave organs with tIcmnlant, carved
and oruamcnted. loo
The same double reed, with five Slops...,.. III
lnrtv uihr ST, les m TO, 900
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DIAMOND-POINTED
FOR ROCK DRILLING.

FOR RUCk DRILLING,
Adapted 10 Mining. Quarrymg, shafting, Tun-
neljnr, Railroad Grading, Artesian Wen Boring
Prospecting, &C.
Fifty to seventy five per cent. of cost and time
of hand Labor saved
TEST cores,n IN form Of solid cylinders OF rock
or mineral, taken out of mines from any depth
not exceeding one thousand u,oe0l feet, showing
true value, qualification, &c.
NO PERCUSSION.
Never needs sharpening. as the Cutting Points,
composed of ROUGH D1AMUNDS, are practl-
cally indeStructiole.
FIRST pREMIuMS awarded both in Europe
and America, Recommendations.
HEWARE OF INFRINGEMENTS.
illustrated circulars sent on application. Ad-
dress SEVERANCE Il HOLT, Nlanurs.
mn 2l-eodSm Office, IL Wall ST., New York
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h.CEMoND AND PETERSBURG n. Il. Co. j
RICuMpNn y,r1 IN 1871 \

hs Dad
RICHMOND, April 20, 1871.
THE RAINs ON THIS ROAD
i rru as follows: - : :.
The mail trains leave Richmond At s:45 4. N.
ana zS, Z. s.; and leave Petersburg at ll.aS A. n.
Freisnt trains, with passenger car attached,
leave Rich1D ond and Petersburg daily (sundaYs
included) at A. ID. Returning, leave Peters
burg and Richmond at p. M. ~ i'll.
* 81 r. ssSs Eli nes s.S:
Petersburg On SUNDAYS. .
Passengers for Norfolk will take the s:as r. II.
daily train. -.
Passengers from Glover Hill take the $40 A. II.
train on Mondays, Wednesdays s, and Fridays; and
re urnirg leave Richmond on the same days at
.. TR S.e as trains witt run through stopping only
ap2o Ticket and Freight Agent.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIyEG R7;A4ILRoAD,(
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 81, 1871.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE - REEFS
" TABLIeHMsNT OF DAILY LINE.-On
and after MONDAY, 9Th of March, 1871, tho
Trains on P ths 59sd VIZ run e sS'0ws
Leave West Point daily at . a. NJ. i; arrive at
Richmond u; 1885 4. NJ. ...
w tsaT pd k,shmg md sal at P M arrive at
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED.
Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted) a.
4. NJ arrive at West Point at 8 A. M.
NJ; arrive at Richmond at T. N.
Trains connect daily at West Point with first
class steamers for Baltimore:
through bills Of adlps given 70 - all points
NcRl ii anG SOUTH. Freight received daily and
'''f''' PHILIP T. YEATMAE,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
VIM, y, BRAGG, Superintendent. NH %
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn AND FLoUR ExcHArGE,1
RICHMOND, Va, April 28, 1871,

OFFERINGS.
WAsof.-White $50 bushels. Red, asa bushels
,Corn' hite, $40 bushels. Yellow, go bushels.
Mixed, 420 bushels. "
Odts.-1oo bushels.
Screenfn0s.-24 bushels. IS. ... ....
ShtpStut. -3,4T pounds.
SALES.
Hhem.-White- 1872 bushels good on private
terms 90 bushels good at Sl.773; $50 bushels prime
a. SLsa 81 bushels very good st $l.s5-total, $50
Whedt.-Red. o. bushels good at n. 72s; ss bush
els Ialr at s162a; 30 bushels fair ut $780, 70 BUSH
eis prime az Sls5: ~ bushels fair at 81 60 90 bush
els good ut 81 7o-total 80? bushels.
Torn White, 300 bushels prime at a0c. Ito
bushels very good at s7sc.-tolaI, 40 bushels.
ml n.,t a:O bushels very gond at s7ac.
GatS.-5o bushels very good at 60cs; so bushels
prime ut GOc.-tOal, 100 bushels.
ncTeentHgS.-2a bushels ut 81 .05.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Whedt.-Red, 30 bushels.
t0rn.- Yellow, 90 bushels.
REMARKS.
The demand for all kinds OF grain to-day was
good There was no Improvement In wheat, but
In corn and oats there was better feelng-prime
white corn reaching aoc., and very good oats GOO.
The prices OF grain on 'Change at the correspond
Ing period OF last year were:
,Them.-Whltc, very good, $l.4o Redo God,
Sl.20.
Corn.-WhIte. prime, sl.25.
Odts.-5s to G2sc.
In report of the proceedings of the directors
of the Corn and Flour Exchange it was mentioned
that Mr. s. Hlrsh lately Of the firm OF Board Il
iirsh, had removed from this city. We are re-
quested, however, by that gentleman to say that
though he intends to leave for Europe in a few
days, he docs not contemplate more than an ABB
sence of four months, and will return to this city.
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MELMBoEIs,s exTWACTa


AELMBoLIss EXTRACTS
| a DyTCE TO THE BROKEN DoWl
In HEALTH, THOSE OF BAD BLOOD
AND OLD MAIDS IN PAR
TICULAR:
APRIL, MAY. AND JUNE.
PURIFY THE BLOOD IN THESE MONTHS
HELMBOLD's FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
cures all eruptions of the skin.
HELhBoLD's FLUID
EXTRACT SARsApARILLA
cures the worst form Of blood diseases.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA
enters readily into the circulation of the blood.
HELMBOLD's FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
beauties the complexion,
All powders and outward applications destroy
the skin, rendering It harsh and coarse. Look
at the skin or old maids and those that have
used such any length Of time. My advice is to
discontinue them and use
HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
One bottle Is equal in strength TO one gallon of
the syrups or decoctions as usually made, and
wine glass added to pint OF water equals the
celebrated Lisbon diet drink. Try it this way.
A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE:
HELMBOLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
A PLEASANT, sAFE, AND AGREEABLE
CATHARTIC,
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
USED IN ALL AFFECTIONS WHERE PUR-
GATIvE MEDICINE IS NEEDED.
HELMBoLD,s
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS:
HARMLESS TO A CHILD AND TAKEN BY
CHILDREN.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
SUPERSEDE MAGNEsIA, SALTS, AND
EVERY OTHER PURGAT1yE.
IHELMBoLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
CERTAIN IN EFFECT AND PLEASANT IN
OPERATION.
| CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
is NOT A PATENTED PILL.
| HELMBOLD'S
CATAWBA CRAZE PILLS
ARE COMPOSED or
| CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE
AND FLUID EXTRACT
OF RHUBARB.
HOW TO
PROCEED IN
THE SPRING AND
SUMNER MONTHS
to insure NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW
3yIGOR Purchase two bottles or HELMBOLD,s
lSARSAPARILLA aud one box OF PILLS.
WORTH THEIR WEIGHTIN GOLD.
No better investment can be made for SO small
/ sum.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
has acquired a WORLDWIDE FAME.
All OF my preparations are meritorious. A p,
Rod OF twenty years has PROVED THIS to be II
case.
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gAEsEE sHTEGEsH EN- GE.

HlNlAT;iEE aI.msThC. ArRIL 81, 1871.
sun risee. sos Moon sets. ......... L.Ol
I1r ee,s.......,.. SIS High tide. ........ ln.49
SUMS dec........... 1850 Low tide ..-...... 504
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-27

A TTENTION, WHEELRIGHTS AND
n BLACKSMITHS.-We have received a full
INV HUBS, sPOKES, FELLOEs,
SHAFTS, BOWS, SINGLETREES, &C.
Also. HORSE NAILS and SHOES, EAGLE
Sc call and examine our stock. Prices with
The lowest. MCGRAW & DENOON,
100! Franklin ST.. five doors from Old Market.
Our old establishment is still continued ut No. 20
Broad street, three doors above lst Richmond,
Va apA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-27
r TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING

I TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
l. my trends that have, ss successor 10 ny
father H. L. Mo0rel established 4 PLANNING
MI..i4 In the I.tbpy Building. bly, long eHpt-
rIencc In tie business assi.Ies me mat can ana
viii give <, neral satisfaction. ! am prepared Tor
DIR, sspg all kinds % lumber, and tor tongue ana
growing. All woik promptly attended 10.
an 26-3l* ThuS. A. T.. MOORE.
HYDRANT AND GARDEN HOSE,
L ready for use, very cheap.
MACHINE PACKING AND BETTING u: FAC
tory prices.
WATKINS 4 COTTRELL,
1867 Main street,
NH 7-Tu.Th&S2m Richmond. va.
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FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
One bottle is equal in strength TO one gallon of
the syrups or decoctions as usually made, and
wine glass added to pint OF water equals the
celebrated Lisbon diet drink. Try it this way.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-09-14
Farm For Sale.

A VALUABLE Farm containing 119 Acres, sit- A uated miles south- east of Litchfeld, with IA or 16 acres of large timber apple orchards and other fruit, farm house and necessary farm build ings, two never failing wells of good water, and
 lies in pleasant valley the land is naturally warm and dry and admirably adapted for raising fruit and farm and garden crops. A desirable location. For further particulars inquire of
 39-tf s. R. CONKIIN, Litchfeld, Conn.