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INSURANCE COMPAElEs.
THE VIRGINIA. HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED 1851.
Capital invested. 49,. $780, o0
d. j.. HARTsOOK, President;
DAVID j. BURR, Secretary ;
b. q. WRERRY, JR., Asst Sec'y.
OFFICE 1914 Main street. de 81 I'm
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES NoN-goKFEITABLE.
oNE-TH1RD LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND. FIFTY PER CENT.
.,a STATEMENT:
Policies In ' seoooo' aus oSo
Assessi con Looo,o 600
$1,000
W. II. PECBHAM. President;
w. T. HOOKER, Vice-President
&C. CEENCH, Assistant secretary;
Esq. and suCCEss, mark and distin.
suis' ine "'n0Re"'fIssAs ISAAC ;" HUTzEEk & CO.,
General Agents % ESf xlfE,n1a L spa3 assth GsFoi'na'
once, No. so2 Main street.
DR.. J. G. CABELL. Medical Examiner. no2
WINDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT
W LIFE 1N Hs Ih@ gYos SRsarASz
GENERAL MANAGERS FOR SOUTHERN
BA o e, NJ D.
This company, while issuing all approved and
safe styles of policies, Invites special attention 70
BET Ell fy Poni e sG reenderins I'll lie Insurance avail
able as an Investment uucquaIled by any other
company. For agencies apply & +. MooRE
General Agent for the southsidss
lie 2s-2tawIy* Richmond, Va.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
NA rNcoS HFesiahEADb 1884.
OFFICE CORNER OF 10TH n BANk sTREETs
Iosses eSuitaSaly adjusted aud promptly psii.
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure viii find to their LITER
Il. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
JOHN u. nANFORTH, Secretary.
HENRY ID. DANFoRTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL H. PULLIAM, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JAQUELIN Z. t. LOB
WILLIAM c. ALLEN;
JOHN c. HOBS0N,
JAMES DUELOp
WILLIAM GRAY,
WILLIAM II. HAXALL,
SAMUEL 9. TAEDY,
JAMES II. GRANT,
ALFRED 7. HARRiS
JOHN FREELAED,
GARRET f. WATSON,
o.. GEORGE DAVIS,
WILLIAM II. PALMER. oc ID
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STEAMERS.


TOHN w. WYATT.
o 3 GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION 1fERCHANT,
RIcHMoND, VA. PosT-oFF1CE Boz las
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EOk LIVERPOOL %H@&
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IEHANLINE OF NAIL STEAMERS, HA1L1Nt
FEM AN hs AMLTsERNATE TuEsbHYs.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Pavobls tn Gold. Payable In Currency.
To London........... 40 10 London .......-... IS
70 1ariE -....'. o. TO Parls,..,.,,... 80
Iicaets soii to ard from england. Ireland. and
the Continent, ~ moderate rates.
FOR further ormat apolv at the Company
ofices. JOHN 8. BALE. Agent,
Is broadway, New York or to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va
FOB NEW YORK. fSaSS
oho iCctnGMpsNNTa "Ai' 0n387a
rhe s,te-xh.et sSaa m.ntnn u ~ EORE ISAAC
SsLli, sAE L ~ !. = = fss - No =, y ahb -,
1870 ~ a. tofnt and HI.bnnond everv TITES.
H3t 1pTTttBsT,k ana - TIIRDAY at : o,cIocs
. - LeaUe RicbyacaS fvc-T TUESDAY. r
nav and SUNDAY. e. 5tyh TIDE.
Theae Ships are entiyely new. They haye elegau,
saloons ard staterooms. The fare,
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
southern and European ports.
TER CT ONE PER CENT, at the or1ces Of thD
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YARN FOR RENT-HORSES, On
II Tvs &c. FOR SALE.-On WED-@
SESDAY, the 18th January (havtng Engaged III
Q her business wiz rem the EaR ssi s en' ,ea
" Mered th's," on which now reside anu senS ne
CCAkTs, BUGGY, aud FARMING Mr.E-
MENTS of every description, WAGON AAKc
MISS, &c; also. CtIRN, OF
ali kinds, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c: Ehe
farm may he rented privately before day OF ssic.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash Ms to sums OF $zo' Over
that amount, siA months credit
'N' w. J. SYDNOR,
la WSF3t near Atiea's Station.
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STOVES N


SNYDER IL IRBY,
RICHMOND STOVE AND ARCHITECTURAL
RbN WORKS,
1000 GARY sTREEI, RICHMOND, VA.
First premium on our COOkINd-STOEE at the
Virginia Stale Fairs of 1869 and 1870. First. pre-
MUM on same at the Sorth Carolina state Fairs
OF 1863 and 1870. Premiums awarded after tests
were actually made on the grounds. Thousands
can testify that the premiums were well deserved:
First premium given 81 the same Fairs for best
ukATlNG-~TUVE.
First premium for best COFFEE-RoASTER, q
very import ut adjunct to the cooking-stoYe.
FRoNJS and GRATES.
In great variety.
~HDUSE-FRONTS OF most beautiful styles.
RON RAILING and us.
Terms easonable. SNYDER L iRBY.
Z OILS
r IST CT PREMlUMS.-SUNNY.SIDE
IL HEATER, first premium MONITOR cor
FEE PIT, first premium MuNSON'S TUBU-
LAR LIGHTNING-Rop, first premium; AMER
ICAN CHIMNEY CAP, first premium. Agent
for DIAMOND STATE COOKlNG-5TOVE. May
be found at MOUNTCASTLE'S, $40 Broad street.
All In want of above articles should call before
purchasing elsewhere. no 10
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RICHMOND M ETR BURG n. n. Co.,
, RICHMOND, Dec. -, 1870.
VHE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD

FdE tAAlNS oN THIS ROAD
| j, run as follows: "a.
The mail trains leave Richmond q, ,:9 A M
sna z:s {; n; and leave Petersburg a. 10 4. u.
freight trains, with passeDg ger car attached
leave hlchmond daily, a. 1880 =. d. and s.P. ID,
r. NJ. 1'
The s:4s A. n. train will rot leave ,ehnou q,
SUNDAYS, and the 7:ss A. Il. train viii not Ieay,
Passengers for Norfolk Will take the $50 r. II,
dali, train.
Passengersfr #, mtCloyer Hill will AXE the sk. NJ.
train on Mondays, ~ edueadays, and +, idAys and
returning leave either hichnondo or Peters ,uru'
r. B. KAsEY,
de 29-tf Ticket and Freight Agent,
RICHMOND N YORK RIVER RAILRoAp.)
SUPEEISTESDENT'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 10, 1870.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Decem.
" Der 10, 1870, the TRAINS on this road Will be
run as folIowa:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
GOING EA~ST.-Leaves Richmond daily Sunday
excepted al l:ls Z. NJ. arrive at Wet Point Al
GOING WEsr.-Leave West Point daily tsun-
day excepted) ats a. NJ. arrive at Richmond a.
Trains connect at West Point on Tuesday.
Thursday, and saturday with steamers for river
landings and Baltimore.
ATTACHED.
Leave Richmond on Tuesday, Thursday. and
Saturday at 4 A.. n arrive ~ West Point at 7:0
Le.ve West Point at 1 2. NJ; arrive in Rich.
moad ut S Is Z. NJ.
THROUGH FREIGHT
For BALTIaOkE and al points NORTH and
YVES received daily and forwarded promptly.
r GsF50s ugh y S esi Of lad'ns si Y D 70 ~ points
de 90 superintendent.
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NOR SALE AND RENT.-The under
4 signed offers for sale the STOCK, FlNTURhs,
FUnSItURF. and GOO WILL Of his restau-
rant; also, the HOUSES FOX Rent. TO al
euterprisiGg mau this Is an excellent opportunity,
5einy I'm 4 good location. For terms aud further
Information, apply on the prentces, No. sos, lith
street. be ween e. and Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
De 90 eOdlm* EEkDlN ND h.
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GREAT SALE OF HORSES, MULES,
VI WAGONS. IS SETS DOUBLE HARsESS,
SINGLE HARNESS. &C.. AT AUCTION.-On
MORAY, January 30th, 1871, ut RALEIGH, n.
c., viii be sold
Is frst-class HORSES, well broke to harness;
fast-trayelling HORSES,
fine NJ l. s.
These are certainly the finest lot OF HORSES
ever offered at public SALE.
IS platform SPRING WAGONS, nearly new,
cost $3.50 eact
20 SADDLES ana BRIDES,
and q lot Of Other things too numerous to men
ton. all Of which will be sold to the h,gIest bidders
for cash. T. +. LEE,
Shet if Wake county,, y. G.
HORSES. MULES, and CARRIAGES, at pri-
vate sale by T. F. LEE. de 2s-tJa25
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TUHN MAHONY, syssggse

81 SURGEON DENTIST, atfYfS
formerly or the Arm of Wayt u MahonY.)
inserts FULL lrPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH for from TWENTY 10
Thirty DOLL&Es.
l. GOLD SETS bought or exchanged 8. their
value Tor new sets Or vulcsntte.
.ince aDd residence e26 A,ain street, between
sixth and seyen,h etreets. sc IL
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RESTAUHAHTb.

DEID & CO.'S OYSTER, "a "a
h FISH, AND CANE DEPOT SM~
l. ED ls54.-OY ST e RS N&81
bought and sold In any quantity, opened us u the
shen.
FISH In any quantity.
GAME Of all kinds bought and sold In any
quantity.
Eplcures. call and get what you want Prices
to suit and ihe quality superb.
Il. REID & 60,
de aim 9th, near Clay street
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CITY ALL, AYoR's OFFICE,
RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. s. 1859.
This will certify that l am person ally acqusint-
ed with Ii. NJ. Freeman, and am cognizant OF the
facts as set forth in the above statement, and the
.everal persons whose signatures are hereunto
attached are all known to me.
JOHN F. WHITNEY,
Mayor Of Railway, n. j.
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Is1TIEaaM-ESGISES and BOILERs In
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF ell
kinds made and repaired TOBACCO FLAT:
HANCUCk'S SUPERIOR mASEER; PLAT
FORM and all other kinds o. SCALES kEPAlR:
ED aud ADJUSTED. AGENTS for TIE sale 81
JUDSOh'S PATENT STsAM-EhGlEE 30.
VERhOR, SELDEa'S PATENT STEAM-EN.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted 6S us ior
all kinds OF BRASS WORE OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM ENGiN E3- such as gauge,
SHAF1ING, sELF-FkkDkRS, STEAA-WHIs-
TIES WATER-GAUGE9, GLOBE-FALVES,
BOILER-FLUE CLEANERS, anda general as
sortmcnt OF such articles as are used by all run.
ming steam-engines and
SLUAT L aDDIEGTOE,
10 IL 1872 and 1874 Cary street.
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FGH REETs

THE COUNTRY SEAT CALLED
SUNr SIDE,' ON THE GROVE EDAD,:
GNT HItE WreT GF RICH MOND, y SALE
or RENT. The above place, containing Eight
ACRES OF PRODUCTIVE LA IS iof saleor
rent on very accommodating terms. The improve
mCnts consist Of Il cottage dwelling, containing
four rooms, n kitchen, barn, stable, &C. mere
orchard and u small vineyard. Apply at nncet to
W. GODDIN,
4. a Real Eet4te Auctioneer.
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by Grubbs & Wilii&ma
Aucttoneere and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, beSwecn Main and Bank streets.

SteNSuLut LcSNGts1 a. 24t oSuh ~
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ EoTATE.-In execution Of a decree cf the
Chancery Court Of Richmond, entered 10th De-
ceInber, 1870 in the cause Of Ayres, &C., vs..
AEyss,s sxesutGrs, a., tn, TIL s u1de Isl s,lYS IN. tnc fHm-
upon the premises, on t URSDAY. 5th January,
al L. O'Clock NJ, TW EVE ACRES OF, LAND,
owned by Eust; &c Robinson. lying in Sidney,
about half q mile west of the city limits, on
Haryie street, and running back TO Ashland street.
There are some plain improvements upon It and
q beautiful grove, a~ffording IL fine building site.
No more de ;irable property OF the kiLd can be
found near this city.
At the same time and place, an UNDIVIDED
INTEREST OF OEE-SlNTEENTH IN RI
OLD GLASS-WIRkS PROPERTY at Rockets,
containing about AN ACRE. .
TERMS Che third cssh: balance at one and two
years. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and title retained until the notes are paid.
JOHN II. GUY
b. H. NASH. Com'rs.
j. RI. CARRINGTOE,S
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. de "a
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BIZ Cook & Laugbton, Aucsioneers'
corner OF Governo. and Franklin streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
FRAMES, STORE FIXTURES, uSIA-
pIp IN EASE Of STORr, &C., IT AUG
TION.-By Virtue OF a deed of trust to the a a. II
,hs Ghancery CURT of the city Of Rlchmono. l
sTI sall at sncti n on MONDAY, the 18th instant,
st IN o'clock. at the store Of Messrs. Young,
s.rnh,o & BIGgood, corner OF 9Th aud Main streets,
'N'A. PICTURES,
FRAMES,
STORE FIXTURES. q.
GOODWILL, &C., &C.,
as also the
INEXPIRED LEASE OF II SIOhE;
adrantnreous arrangements for q private sale OF
the abo We may be made on application to the un-
der.igned. ur11Ey Trrstep.
tal a. III.
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@MNN4HgME%


RICHMOND, FHEDEHIcKB'e d p. q. n. Co..1
GEN'LT TICKET n FREIoHr DEP'HT.S
RICHMOND, Jan. ., Uil.3
IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT FOR
ND "a pa1sIH Ggp, s9d sfssr this dase tbs
{ssund.ys excepted Trains vtl leave Byrd street
connecting at Aquia Creek with steamers. VIZ
Lower Potomac Route for Baltimore, Philsdsi.
phla, New York. Boston, and the West. Return
Ing steamers will leave B6ItiInore daily. 'fSnn-
days ex cepted) at 4:ao 2. NJ, connecting viii trains
at Aquta Greek, arriving in Richmond daiIr'
(Mondsy s excepted at 2:as P. NJ. '
The train leaving Richmond ut $40 p. H.. ana
the Train arriving In Richmond at a:so A. NJ. il
discontinued until further notice. -
The ACCoMMODATIDN TRAIN between
Richmond and Milford, VIII be run daily (sundsJa
excepted), lesyin Broad street Depot at alo p.
u and ~ rive in Richmond t8:5oA N,
The ~travell,r will find the Lower Potomac Routa
continued Is Comfortable, and attractive ss zee
cofofe. j. Is. GENTRY,
5A4 General Ticket and FIR. light A GENT.
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AUCTION saLEs-Fufure days.

..By I'D. Whitehead Co.,. es..saSa
Nos. ) and S Fifteenth street, between hi"in t.
:, r~.Et and Cary streets. %ft" I,
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LOR RENT, TWO VERY PLEA-G.s
Il SAINT CONHGCTING ROOMS, front Ill
aud back. on second floor, or one OF them, plainly
furnished or not gas and water good neighbour
hood. References exchanged. Rent moderate ID
puuctual, careful ~tenants, without ch1ldrenior ser.
want. Apply ut sos Third street, between LAY ano
Leigh ia e-.t"
DOUMS TO RENT, WITH POWER. CA
inr. with use Of steam power; very suitable tut Il
tobacco factory or any mechanic Al business.
j. W. ELL CO..
do ne-T ISL Cary street.
yIOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING On
T with tix rooms, aud two acres OF RrouAo, Ell
TWO squares from the street railway, IN Sidney, Ior
$40 Der auuum. +. 3. EhWBUnN.
dc ~ heal Estate agent.
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TOHN w. WYATT.
sB GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. , GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHAoND,V VA. PosT-CFTICE Boz 80
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MACHINERY, &c.
G SHOP.

SLOaT i ADOINGTOH.
MkEHlElSTa-
WORKS n OFFICE: l<22 n l2A CABg
STREET, W FoUaTEEATuAED
FIFTEENTH STHEETa-
ICaMOED. yIRGISIA.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
fTsHE VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED 1865.
INVITES FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.

Oapisal invested.
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WANTED, FIFTY HANDS to work
road (GrSHch liHcj NJ tEooks,Gs iSf;'n; TT Ssse,
n IS per day. t.5 dyn 10 K Rrood st, eet, or to nc
Oil The wo.k. orSnERs
&c l2-Sm H'
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vi ANTED, 4 BOILER CAPABLE Or
w ;rnninr an cngine Of tlirty-hnrs1 power;
unust he IN perfect order. Send 2arlisuiaIs Il"
price to thAS' Yorktown, va.
tn 81
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The only authorized agents for signing bills OF
lading Of the Virginia and Foreign Through
Line are those OF the Old Dominion Steamship
Company. JOHN D.. kelly, JR..
DE- lin Agent, New YORK.
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.sANAGER OR LESSEE WANTED
N "a, is7l- for MILTON. a productive Farm,
in charles CI ' co1nty, or u: J ar e FLYER FLYER ,i hraT Mn.
sous . ~ arabic Iaud necessary build
shnue % - y. l.. APfEItSitr,
NE5, Nt: ni,f'! Red Estate Agent.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-25
f A r nj + r 81!
Look to your Interests

4 yAII. Yourselves OF wha, nay he your only
n opportunity 10 get Pure Norway Oats for
seed without investing any moncy-Fora short
time will olrr TO furnish few reliable farmers
with genuine Norway Oats for seed, on the fol-
lowing conditions
Each farmcr on application will receive as
many bushels of cats rs hc may desire, for which
he will he required 10 give his receipt aud specify
on the same that he viii deliver at Middlciown
Depot, OF somc other depot on the Riilruad,
four bushels OF NORWAY Oats, for mc, for every
one bushc received by him from me. on or hc-
fore the LIST day of October ISL. Ea,h arpli-
cant will bc served in order, in quantities Of not
less than ten bushels ly this igenns he will get
his seed oats for nothing, ana irom my eNlc-
ricncc with III. oats and from the numerous tcs-
timonas | have seen in their favor, believe he
| will have more bushels TO sell after paying me
| back, than he would have had from any other
oats hesidcs getting his seed cats for nuihiu9
/ These oats have proven on trial of several
wears 10 be rcry superior 10 all cihrr kinds ~ pga
| qj pieid, besides ha ing such s,ii' straw that
there IL little or danger of them Hing down
| From what have seen of them hticte thcy
will produce, under favorable circumstances from
| fifty 10 eighty bushels to tlio acre. raised last
| wear about thirty bushels 10 the acre ON poor
| ground as there Is in New Castle 60. ] sowed
ono bushc 10 the acre, bu, owing TO the fact that
they wrrc drilled in ON freshly ploMcd ground
aud followed by a beating rain, the! wcfr Gov
cred too deeply aud only about ono half bush
| c came up Al yLo gaw them thought thnt
had they been thick enough they would have
produced from fifty to sixty bushels 10 the acre.
Mr. d. B. Higgins near McDonough, raised them
last year and considered them vastly superior 10
any other oats he has tried, Our seed needs
changing rs much ns orr Stock, and Ecod croI
| Of oats Is much more profitable than crop o
wheat therefore, IL pays best To Rc, the best seed
All ihosc.who ,hink of sowing Norway oai,
next Spring are cordially invited 10 visit +. I
Evans or 4. T. Brady a' Middlc,own depot
and there learn the origin Of the OATS and reat
some of Of the numerous testimonials In ,he
favor Those farmers who prefer to buy then
can do so for s. 90 per hnshcl, cash or ninet,
dny note Orders either way, may hc ef, witt
l.. T. Evans, or \. r. Brady or with the sub
scribcr. L. Il. COCHRAN.
| Jan. 2s-lOwf Madlclown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-25
MIDDLETOWN STOVE HOUSE.
JOHN R. ROBERTS,

I'AKES pleasure in announcing TO his friends
L uf Miidlciown and surrounding country,
that he has taken the Tin and Stove Store OF the
la,c $. ". Roberts, and offers TO the public the
largest and hes, selected stock of Stoves, both
Cooking aud Heating, ever offered In Middlciown,
and nj prices tina, cannot fail TO dlcasc. Among
the assormcn, are the following
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-25
"a wosDEnFuL CITY IL LONDON"

II is four times more populous than New
York aud ST, Petersburg, twice as popu-
lous ns Constatinoplc, has two-thirds more
people in It than Paris, aud one-fourth
more than Pekin. II contains as many
people as Scotland, twice Us many MS Dcn-
mark, aud three times the number Of
Greece. Every eight minutes, night and
day. one person dies; every FIVE minutes
one is born. Eight hundred thousand
have been added 70 tho population since
1851. Only half million Of all this pop
ulation attend public worship, and. there
are q million Of absences who, II inclined
to attend. would require &c have sna new
places Of worship built; 100, 900 peol ].
work on sundays there are 140, 900 hab-
itual gin drinkers; 190, 900 intoxicated
people taken every year of the streets !;
10O, 900 fallen women: 10000 profession
ii gamblers; 10000 children trained to
crime; 10000 thieves aud receivers Of
stolen goods. There are 10000 public
houses and beer shops. frcqucnted regu.
larly by SOC, 900 persons. In every 800
Of the population one is Insane. There is
one baker for every 1.206 persons one
butcher for every ,653; one grocer for
every 1900; and ono policeman for every
COS inhabitants On the other hand, out
oe 60. 900 street Arabs. 30. 900 arc at rag
gsd schools There arc 400 Bible women;
$50 city missionaries and 90. 900 persons
attending public worship in the thcatcfs
every Sunday evening. Il Is q world-iu
itself.
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DIR. THOMAS h. GIlPM,
Osadsass 81 the psunsyava6AA Osalses
DENTAL 0UD0EUY.

DENTAL 0UD0&RY.
HAvlNG located ID Middletown, and sue
L i cccded Dr. J. ]. vandegfbrd, fcspectfhllv
oiEss his professional services % The public.
R0U10EUCED.
DR.. +. L. Bnckinsham, Dean a Psnnsylvs.
MIA COLLEGE Of Dental Surgery. I,
Dr.. 8. I. Darby 006 WALNUT street, Phila,
z. e Tsqpa: 7 !, s,.I., Y; Is,'srova s's'sa, ~.
Gamuel B. Foard, ksq.
Re-; 'ss,sb bh;s.y nv u a.'As~: : !"
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-25
COOK STOVES.

NIAGARA. PARLOR COOK, MONITOR
CORAL COOK. WM. PENN, LEillGli,
and others made in the city.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-25

FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, vii
leave snueas named Mt the following changed hours
suct to ays ine!den, To basincss vir Coius
south leave Wilmington about Nv 4. X fev Csslls
= ~ Mddletown, 6Di Clayton, Z 10; Dover. ~
Camden, s fcon, 10 10. and he due at iiarrinrson
10 10 A. Going North, to leave Harrington about o.
T. ~ f.lion, co. Camden 55; Dover 10; Morton 8:
Clayton 90 Middleown, 90 Ncw Castle ID co. and b:
due at Wi uiinFton 10 10 T.. "
'stran WI stop To take up passengers only At sta
topping place between Harrington aud Wilmington es
ccri ar Corner, state Road Del Junction aud DuI,al
srw .,si.E TnsfSs.--tcav- New Castle for Villain.
ton and rhicphia at ~ NJ Leave rhiia.lciphs Al
~ 90 ~. aud " ,m.pgton 10 r. ". for New Castle.
sxrRS, IkAScb 1n ,ISs.-Addi,ionai To those stsovs
will leave smyrna foi CLAYTON II 20 A. NJ and % r.
Leave Clayton for smsr..a 10 A. ~. and 9 r. r. 10
tiaus south, II. y. kESNEY,
Jan. sly Superb. iei'cpt Del. H. n
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-25
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Hoe Disea9es u Ne Thsoa4 and LunW,
sueh - Coughs, Colds. Whooping
Oough, Bronohitis, Asthma,
ana Onnasuav.NAnn


sush = Coughs. Colds, whoopine
Oeush. Bronehitis. Asthma.
and Consumptton.
Probably never before In tho whole history Of
medicine hes snything won 20 widely and deeply
upoa ths coincidence Of mankind, ~ this excellent
rsmsdy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
scries ofycars, and among most Of tho races Of
mon has risen higher and higher In their cstiina-
ton, A. u has become bctscr known. lts uniform
character and power to cure tho various affections
Of The lungs and throat, have made u known ~
liable protector against them. While adapted 10
miidcr forms Of disease and TO young children, II IL
u The aasne ttmc Tho most ccctuai remedy that can
be given for incipcnt consumption, and tho dan.
ecrous affections og the throat and lmngs As pro
vision aganst sudden attacks Of Group. II should
bc kept on hand In every family, and indeed as all
arc sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antido,c for them.
Although settled Consumption Is thought In.
curable, still great numbers Of eases where tho dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored To sound health by tho
Cherry PICTORIAL. So complete Is Its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate OF them yield TO II. When moth.
Ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pcc-
sorai they subsidc and disappear.
Singers aud Public Speakers ind great pro-
lection from Il.
asthma is always relieved and ofscn wholly
cured by It.
Bromrhifis Is generally cured by taking tho
Cherry Iccforai In small and frequent doses.
For n Cough and Coid. no better remedy can
be had. Take small doscs three times a day and
put the feet In warm water at night, until the
disease IL broken up.
For J.Guemsa. when II affects tho throat or
lungs take tho same course.
For WhoopinO Cough, giyo small doses thrco
or four times day.
For Group. give large and frequent doses until
the disease Is overcome.
No family should be without the Cherry Pecfo-
raj ON hand to protect them, In case of attack,
from the above complaints. Its timely oftcn
spares tho patient n great amount Of suffering and
risk, which he would incur by waiting until hc
could get other aid Parents keep II In your houses
for the cxigcnccs that arise. Lives dear to you
may he saved by II.
so generally arc Its virtues known, that We need
not publish certificates OF them here, or do moro
than the public that the hest qualities II ever
possessed arc strictly maintained.
Prepared by DR. j. {. AVER Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
ali round tho world.
For sacby Charles Ta,mnn, Mildlcown Del
and by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine every
where oct. li--ly