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mr. a PITIFUL coNDITIoN.-Is-is,

E A. PITlFUL COnDliioN'-2eie +"
sad thing to pass through life only half alive YET
there are thousands whose habtual condition ID
ono of Isupuor and debiIirv. They complain OF
no SPECIFIC disease; they suffer no poslilIe pan |;
hut iney have no relish for any thing which anoIds
mental or sensuous pleasure 10 tier more roooSs
and energetic fellow beings ,.,,ao
In nine cases out OF ten in's st9te OF iaoe,s'u0
and torpor Drises from morbid stomacn; in Id
Qestfon destroys the energy M botn mlna III
body When the waste OF nature 10 not s9pp .arn
nv due and regular assimilation OF the 1000; every
organ ts starved. every function interrupted.
Now what does common sense sugR sh uuue.
these circumstances Of depresslonf 1ne sSssS Gun
needs rousing and strengthening NOT meIe ~, ~.
an hour or two, to sink aferwaId into more pl.s
liable condition than ever, las 1t assuredy would
do If an ordinary alcoholic stimulAnt were re-
sorted to- but radically and perm anentty. 40
How Is this desirable object to De accomPusnSot
The answer to this question. founded on tne un.
varying experience Of quarter or cenLur!; -
easily given. Infuse new ygor INTO L1s
organs BY course OF HOST NTTEh'SsL,m g.. -
BiTTERS. Do not waste time IN admlnlsisIip,E
temporary remedies, but wake the system np ~
rpcuperating the fountain head OF pnysnlGea,,,
strength and energy. the great organ upon whlca
ali the other org ans depend for their nurture Anu
| support. .x-o.+y eo-
nv the time that dozen doses OF the great veg *
n. able tonic and inyig0rant have bsen taken tne
feeble frame OF the dyspeptic Will begin 10 isei I
benign influence. Appetite VIII pc crea a. COS
with appetite the capacity To digest "nat ~ aith
Persevere until the cure is completeauntl Ieau,.
| Gle hnne and nerve and brain q lws through Lle
channels Of circulation. inst'ad OF tlis " mea
nabulum with which they have ne cet9iorS u
Inner Iectly nourishcd. J" o'eouA"H"-e
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4 New HoD-CARR1ER.-A most ingenious
invention is in practical use at Ford's new
opera-housc, on Fayette street, near Eutaw,
raising bricks and mortar to the upper sto-
rics. 1t is in the form Of an endless iron
ladder, made with links revolving around
cylinders above and below, worked by Il
crank and cog-wheelS. The hods each have
a stout iron hook attached, which serves to
hold them on the rounds of the moving lad
der. Above they are taken off, and the
empty hods are sent down on the descend
ing rounds. The continuance saves the car
rier from going up or down ladders with
hods, and facilitates very much the delivery
OF material on high scatIolds.-Bal. Sun.
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YOUNG Tom EwING.-A Columbus (Ohio)
correspondent Of the Wheeling Register
says of young TON EWING Che is As, but his
father, old TON, is still living):
"There is something in his open, manly
countenance that at once attracts you to
fine orator." s.-,-
He is one Of the most attractive" men
we ever saw. Gov. WALKER would have to
yield the palm to him.
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sfyAPON, SPRINGS,
20 - MOIYMTA1N HlEHE. 80

Fl ~ MOUNTAIE HOUSE,
|by FRA EIER q sale, late OF Roskbridge Alum
springs. and now proprietor OF Virginia Hotel,
Starnton, Va. TnH undersigned having leased
this elegant estAhllshmeDt, are now engages In
thoroughly reftting and refurnishing the same,
from basemi Mt TO. attic, nc q 7ery heavy outlay.
The water of Gold Spring" Is being brought In
pipes from the mountain, and distributed on
every floor Of the hotel, supplying also the mod
'f The SsoaSiI' NERAL WATER Of cspon 10 a1k,npe,
and has an established repute for lite acton 10
dyspepsia, all affections of the kidneys, h!adder
and urinary passages, ana OF tne skin, diseases oi
women. and rheumatic ailments:
THE BATHING is admirable for Its salnority
and The great yoluma OF W ster, and was declared
by Sir Henry Bulwer ION q visit here with Mr.
Webster) unsurp lssed b. anything he had seen In
III. AIR of Capon is distinguished for It's puri-
ty. dryness and peculiar buoyancy ana eias-
A fine Alum Water or the vicinity and Iron
Water near the premises will be fnrIl5hcd dalfy
to guests, without charge.
The proprietors offer to the public. as an rarn-
est OF their endeavors for The comfort OF tlieir
ouests. a iJint successful experience OF sixteen
years in the conduct OF the Rockbrloge Alum
For full description, particulars Of routes, e..
We refer to our circulir, which may De ned OF
Purcell, Ladd & Co., druggists, Rlchmono, OF Oh
application by letter to US at the Spr1ngs.
IN review of the equivalents offered our terms
Board by the week, Sl7 so: by the month, $So
down to $50, accord ing to duration OF visit.
- FRAZIEe & SALE,
ny1a aod1m Pronrietors.
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The LATEST FAsHIoNs.-The lady New
York correspondent Of the Washington
Patriot writes:
"Waists are worn more dec0letes than
formerly, while the decreasing crinolne and
short bodies recall the days of the first Anne.
rican Court. Low shoes are beginning to
be seen on the streets. OF these the Oxford
tie has first asserted itself, but prettier than
this style is Il kind that buttons only rs far
us the instcp, which is especially becoming
to the slender foot Of more Southern bellies.
" hlte in various material will be worn for
street ce>tulucs, and polonaiscs over silk
skirts arc still popular"
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dr CHEAP WHITE GOODs.-F1NE
soft finish CAMBRIA SC rs, worth asc; INDIA
TWILLLOEG CLOTH at IS, worth soc.; TUCK
ED and PUFFED MUsLINs for WAISTS at SOC.
worth 81 per yard; STRIPED and CHEChTD
MAINS, OK at IS, worth 3oc per yard; HAlh
COED CAMBRIA at acc. per ward, worth 4oc.;
HAIR CORD NAINSOOK at IS, worth soc. per
yard; HAIR CHECKED MUSLIN at SOC. per
ward, never sold before al less than 1sc.; UCh-
KID MUSLIN, for SKIETS, at soc. per yard. worm
&c.,; SWISS JACONET, CAMBRIA, MAIN
SOCK, and NULL MUSLIN, in great variety J
also, BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWNS anu
WHITE LInEN LAWN, for DRESSES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
IooE a, o,r DorJaRKIDy. my30
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RATHER STRONG TALk.-Thc Radicals say
the Democrats, in adopting the FALLASnid-
HAM platform, are stealing their thunder
but ARMSTRONG. of Ohio, editor otthc Cle'e'
land Plaindcaler. thinks the reconstruction
measures are rotten eggs, and that there
fore the Democrats ought to have nothing
to do with them. At the Ohio Democratic
State Convention last week, when asked by
4 sturdy farmer from tho rural districts
what this " talk of Il new policy OH the part
ofthc Democracy meant" ARMSTRONG SAID !;
" We propose to take the rotten eggs from
"under the old Democratic hen, upon
(Which she has been setting for the last SIX
"years without Matching anything, and give
" her lot of fresh eggs out Of which to
hatch rGuSing victory"
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TIE ExcURsIoNIsTs.-Pre to leaving
Baltimore, the excursionists met at the st.
Clair Hotel and presented to MIR. N. 81,
Hotehktss, agent Of the York river steam.
boat Ine, a magnificent gold watch from
the establishment Of MesSrs. George w.
Webb Il Co. .' 49,
At the dinner toast to the press Of Bal.
timore was responded to by A. +. Crutch.
ticld, Esq, formerly of Virginia.
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The Philadelphia Press says that JEFF.
DAyIs's effort 20 incitc the southern peo'
pie to q new rebellion - is sublime" For
HEY knew when he made this statement
that Mr.. DAVIS had made no such ''effort.''
But FoRNEy is one of GRANTS ofice-hold
ers. he was literally bought with an Office.
having been very cold towards Genera
GRANTS administration before it was ten
dered 10 him. -
Does GRANT require his underlinss to IL
for him, and do they take to ta!sehooe
naturally? .H
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TIE INSURANCE CoNvENTIoN.-NeanY York,
June 2,-The Insurance Convention adopt.
ed q resolution asking the several State
Legislatures to authorize officers having
charge Of the administration of insurance
laws to make use of such blanks for annual
statements as the convention shall adopt
The convention adopted resolutions recon-
mending that deposits should only be de.
manded from The companies in the States
where organized; that an attorney be ap.
pointed in each. State by each company to
receive service of process. A vote of thanks
was passed to President Miller and Secre-
tary Alcott, after which the convention adj
journed, TO meet the 18th of October next.
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC Ctncin.
natl, June 2.-The following is the full
ticket nominated by the Democratic State
Conventions: Governor, Colonel George w.
McCook; Lieutenant-G Governor, s. F. Hunt,
of Hamilton county; Attorney General,
MIR. Wallace, Of Clarke Auditor. j. r.
Cockrell, of Adams; Treasurer, DR.. Bruehl,
of Hamilton; Supreme Judge, CIV: Geddes,
of Richmond; member Of the Board OF
Public Works, Arthur Hughes, of Cuya.
hOgo. III, .sr.rsa.ss.s..#
The Democratic State Central Committee
has postponed the appointment of cen
trail committee until next week. #
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENRRIER, WEST VIRGINIA,

These Springs famous for their Alternative va.
ters and fashionable patronage, Will be open On
the lsT OF JUNE. They afford accommodations
for 1000 persons.
These Springs are 1000 feet above tide-water,
and the climate in which they are situated is al
ways COOL and INVIGURAT1NG.a ffordtng en-
tire relief from prostrating summer heat
Professor Rosenberger's excellent band Will he
in attendance, to enliven the lawns and ballroom.
Masquerade aud fancy balls during The season,
as heretofore.
Anex.ensiye livery will be kept at very moderate
charges.
CHARGES: SO per day and S7S per month Of
thirty days; children under ten years OF age, and
colored servants, half price; white servants, ac-
INV e. eodIm GEO. L. PEyToN & co.
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RoTHsCHILDs AND THE New YORK DEBT
Ne,o York, June 1.-The Post says the
house Of Rothschllds at Frankfort has made
a proposition to the city OF New York to
take the consolidated debt of the city as il
shall be issued, and pay off all the old bonds
As they fall due. The terms are said to be
highly honorable to the city credit, and the
commissioners of the sinking fund are to.
day engaged in considering them.
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MLOOK AT THOSE LARGE SIZE
BATH TOWELS at $3.50 per doz. n, worth 81; at
as, worth $3.50; at 81, worth s.; PURE LINEN
ERINGED NAPKINS at ecc., worth 81 per doz'i
at '7sc,, worth $l.25 per dozen LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, yards long, at 81, would be cheap at
81. SO; TURKEY RED NAPKINS at sl.25, worth
Sl.75 per dozen at ,orrr,r,
my 30 1913 ana lzla Mali stfeel'
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hcan, staunch Radical paper, thus COM
pliments Gen. GRANTS administration
:" The character of many Of its offiee-hold-
ers is such as to not only weaken the party,
but to utterly demoralze it. We assert
without fear OF contradiction, that the his
tory OF the world has never produced such
palpable eases ofjackassity." -, .s.,s j.
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ANOTHER PENNSYLVANIA MINING DIsAs.
TER.-Ashland, June Am accident DC.
Cured at the mines of G.S kepplcr g. Co.,
Locust river, this morning, resulting in the
death of one man-Benjamin Loyell-and
the severe injury of four or five Others,
several OF whom are not expected to live
The cause Of the accident was the explo.
| sion of gas,
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The Rev. o. B. rockingham has been
elected president Of the Free Religion. As
ISOLATION, In session ut Boston, the tenets
Of which concern are said to be closely Ill
lied TO communism. ....s
Two boys were SO badly burned by fire.
damp explosion at the Bricklcy mines, Mi
netssiile, Pa, Thursday, that they died
The next day.
Tfoutfelter, who was shot by Tom Good.
flick, On Thursday, died on Friday Lust,
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AUCTIONExRS, &c.
'NO THE BUSINESS MEN OF RICH

Two THE BUSINESS MEN OF RICH
l. MOND.-The undersignedhas commenced the
publication Of c mplcta and carefully compiled
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF RICHMOND FOR
1871. 1T will contain the name and residence of
every male person over q years OF age within the
city limiis, and the name and location OF every
business house; Also, complete catalogue and
Government oihces, colleges, churches, newspa-
pers, societies, &c.
Every feature necessary TO make the most COM
pee DIRECTORY ever issued in this city will
be incorporated into tue work. -....
our csnyassers have nearly completed the labor
Of compiling the names of the citizens, and will
immediately commence calling on the business
me 1 1. r their cards.
The two Directories Issued by Boyd one In 1899
and the other In ls7U-are both SO defective as to
have called forth universal crnsuTe. Our book
will be entirely free from this objection as the ut
most care has beeu taken To secure PERFECT
RECORD OF our citizens.
One tn ousan copies Of the work will be issued.
and the rates OF advertising fixed s, as 10 give
every one an opportunity OF being accommodated.
This will be the very best ADVERTIsIHG ME.
DION IN the City.
Persons desirous Of consulting us In reference
to their advertisements will please call or leave
their orders at the office of the DIRECTORY
COMPANY, No. 9l23 Main street. L..
st b. w. GILLIS, Manager.
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JuNlUs.-The Philadelphia Age, in a long
article. combats the idea that Sir PHILLIP
Francis was "JUNIUs." So, despite the
labors of the last British essayist, who en-
deavored to fsettle" the question, il
won't stay settled.
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nrTHELARGESTs STOCK Of GOODS
for BOYS and MEMS WEAR ever offered In this
city, all kinds OF DUCKS, DRILL1Nas,
TWEEDs, CAssIMEREs, JEANS, SATIN
ETTs, and vEsTINGs, at extremely low prices.
An examination of this stock will prove profitable
IN tbos o in want. LEVY BROTHERS.
Our Dollar KID GLOVES are worth Sl.50.
al
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DEGRADATION OF THE REV. Mr.. CRENEY.-
Chicago, June 2.-Bishop Whitehouse this
morning formally passed sentence OF degra.
dation in the Cheney case. MIR, Cheney was
not present. His congregation still sustain
him, and he will continue to conduct the
services in Christ Church.
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REDRESS GOODS DREcS GOODS
Leok at our stock Of ..
IRON GRENADINES,
HERNANIS,
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLlNsI
ORGANIZES, "
PERCALES,
CAMBa lCS,
LAWNS, ,!s
GINGHAMS,
LENOS, and MOZAMBiQUES.
For variety and styles they cannot be surpassed
We do not name prices, but will state that we have
Dress Goods from SIC. up to the finest qualities.
LEVY BROTHER3.
All who have used our DOLLAR KIDS pro-
nounce them good. .- %. .--... my 20
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ALL good and true men can unite upon
the DAYTON platform. Those who are 50
welded to the past that they prefer to I'VE
undera corrupt and oppressive Govern
ment, and dream of their pet theories, can,
listen to the eloquent lectures OF Mr..
Toombs on Mama Chartd, or to the drearv
drlyclinr of cX-PrcSident johnson on rcpu-
dation.- Bedford Sentinel.
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CONVICTION OF THE GOVERNOR OF Ne
BRAsKA.-O Omaha, June 2.-Governor But
Ter has been removed from office for alleged
embezzlemept of the school fund to the eX-
tent Of $4,000. The impeachment court
has adjourned sine die
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THE WHEAT CRor.-We regret to hear
unfavorable accounts from tic wheat crop.
The prospect is not At all f!atterln" Just
now. Great damage has been done by tic
ilv.- Bedford Sentinel.
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GRAPE PILL s.:

CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBh GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWRA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE FILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
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SUMMER aEsonra
SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY. NJ ".

This fa7orite SUMNER RESORT nmous d.
iss extensive and agreeable plunge baths ltemp.,..
ture IS dsgrees Is well Is it, tonic =.
open for The season on the 18th Dune.
Telegraph Office in the hotel
a handsome and extensive livery In coutunc,,o,
with the establish nent
--aA-FIRsT-CLAsS- BAND OF MUsI,. s,s,,
for the season. .8
CHARGES: Per day, -; for one month. .7,.
Tor tso or more months, at the rate of Ne, 49,.
month Children uader ten years and coiored i pst
Families DESTROYS OF taking rooms for tho .s,-
son, or for farther information, adj 1reas 's ssa-
le I-zW GR',. McfsOyERN aun.,
We END HOTEL, Long Branch,
wv N. d.. tformfrly stets0n Hnuse.) Jnst ~
htted open June 18Th; modern in strnctore and md
hrst.clasa 10 every respect. Win be unde, G iha
management or JsmGs Sykes, OF WIi,a,%1"s
warrington, and reter Gardner. now oYthe elise,
Honse, fa~ York. formerly OF tina New Yor[
Hotel. Applications for rooms, &c, received AZ
Y. SYKES. GARDNEPs S%ust- NJ
NY xe--lm Proprtetors.
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NJ NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR
JUNE AND JULY.
GOODS FOR TRAVELLERS AND STAY h'
ATHOME ALSO. -.
PIC K q @ O

T.R. PRICE CO.,
r.;,, tboir stock new and fresh at all seasons,
no Getting in daily, by express and steamers
Nv, Travelling LINENS for suits,
S nSm N and THENE JAPANESE POPLlNS,
FANCY ORaANDIES and jACoNEto ioF h''
,,or Se az iher best quality IRON GRENADINES
WWHTTE and COLORED PlQUES,
pQ;iiui new PRiNTS, all the recent patterns, in
endless variety PERCALEs also, ,-...u
RACK TAMISE for summer mourning aftsteS'
BLACK CHALLIES. very best qualify,
RLACk 81 and 81 MOUSELINEs
BLACK ENGLISH CRAPS and CHAT
Wells,
GRAPE SETS and COLLARS.
EMBROIDEKIES Ia lovely lott,
LINEN and LACE SETS,
COLLARS,
MUSLIN SLEEVES.
linen COLLARS and CUFFS, &c.
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FIRE.-A fire in John G. Helms grocery,
Fredericksburg, on Wednesday night, dam
aged him not eXrccdin" $500. Insured in
Old Dominion, Richmond.
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NE READY-MADE SUITS FOR La.
DIkS.-We call attention to our stock Of SUITS
for ladies', lde and trimmed in the latest styles.
Also, a full assortment of ladies' garments, such
as NIGHT-GOWNs, DRESSING SACQCES,
CORSET COVERS, CHEMISES,, and DRAW
ERS; among which will be found EMBRoID-
Erred SKIRTS ut 81 25, worth 80; DRAWERS
and CHEMISES at 81, worth sI6o.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Use CLARK'S SPOOL COT T 0 N, on black
spools II is tue best Ia use. my5o
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AT Lawrenceyille, Va, Durham Hall bus
been appointed postmaster, vice Susan T..
HaWlngs, removed.
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The Richmond Dispatch thinks IT I'M
portant that the Democratic party and the
South should repudiate Andrew Johnson
reputation speech. SO do we, and we
take this occasion to say we are opposed 10
the reputation Of the national DEBT on me
ground Of Sclfintere>t. 1t Is not To Inc
intereSt of the South to rcpudlate.-Dd"
rifle Times,
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The next annual fair in LynchbrTg be,
gins October 18th.
Acts of Assembly will be ready for dis
tribption soon.
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nrCOLD ANDPURE SODA WATER,
KfssISGEN aud SETTER WATERS, drawn
from the Alaska apparatus, at
WAGNER'S DRUG STORE.
,oa.u* corner 9Th and Broad BIS.
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pANCREATIC EMULSION, by So

pANCREAT1C EMULSION, by So
worry & NJ, ore, London;
FOUGERA's NUTRITIvE FOOD, conposedo OF
extract OF beef and the farine Of wheat, and
especially ussfulfn cholera tnfantum;
EUBB ELLIS FARIEACEUUs FOOD,
ROBINsON'S PATENT BARLEY,
DELLUC's BIsCOTINE,
DELLUC's RACAHOUT, ..s
COMsTOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD, ~
PREPARED RICE FLOUR, f..5
PREPARED DAT MEAL, -. -a .ss
L EIBIG's EXTRACT OF BEEF. :
PEARL SAGO, TAPIOCA,
ARROW-ROOT, &C.,
For sale by MEADE A BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists
je5 sle Main street.
an III Go, -oaa y.
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spECrALN0TrCEs.

pIcr,,n AM, pAsyfxnE Ann rrpM'r r. R.'s.l
h .oYrIcE xc eSSaEE SfaTTrr asp r. AeT,
NJ SPECIAL 81 oTIgE.-Attentiol Is
cai,ad IN thFeh.rse OF time dkarrival and depar-
,ura az trains on this rna on and ater June 18th
=, : JOHN n. mACMURDo,
tek-rv Gen'l Ticket and Freight Agent
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BOYs, AND CENTS GOODS.

White and Colored Linen Drills and Ducks
Fancy Cass'merss, French as we'll as Virginia
made Vestings in every style: SOCKS, CsIars'
&c: Linen Bosom shirts Gauze Shirts Dra"-
ers Black and CYlored Silk and Thread Gloves
&c, &C. ~. ,or,,
1owest nrices and nothing endorsed but what Is
good of its kind. L. II, pfiCE o. 49,,
jes lloi haih suees'
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The total subscriptions to the fund for
the relief of the widows and orphans of the
recent disaster at West Pittston, Pa. is
officially reported by the committee at Pitts
ton to be $1,015.
The Charleston papers announce the
death of Rob't Mure, Esq. ...
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EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.

FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAR]LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPABILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRA CT SARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPkRILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-05

WE tell the Herald that the South will
ioin the Democracy OF the North on the
platform Of Mr.. Adams and Mr.. phl'an-
dichain. We can't afford to let Jefferson
Davis, or any ether man, jcopardlze our
safety and interests. We tried secession
and lost, and we intend to abide the issue.
We are now for the Union, and We Wish 1t
30 understOod.- Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-05

A dispatch from indianapolis says that Fl.
w. Caldwell, of that city, heir to eight
acres OF land adjoining Trinity Church
property in New York, has established his
claim, and compromised with the occu-
nantS for 81 900. 600 cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-05

THE prospects for Il large wheat crop. in
this county are very fine indeed. We
learned from an intelligent gentleman who
has recently passed Through the counties
of Shenandoah, Culpeper, and Rappi!hali-
mock that the prospects Of Rage surpaSs
all of thcm-in fact, the. lands of Page are
MOL. Our corn crop is beginning to look
I'D. The rain of Sunday has freshcned up
the gardens; plenty OF good clover ana
erass.-Idge Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-05
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