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TN TIE CHANCERY COURT OF TIE
4 CITY CF RIC Fl d O n D-:fORy A. Nd
OIHsRs VI. FORD AND uTHERH, AND

CCaVsS0,s ADMI .isTRATRiX VS.. FoRDsS
DMIsIsTHATOR, &c.-Tho following 10 an
extract from the decree entered In these cAssee
on the l2ih Day Of u ctoeet lSII -
That one OF the commissioners Of this court
take IAN account u The debts asaiust the sid
lsrktn r. Ford. decessed, or nis estate, and their
pTIoTiLits, sny,S SeG
The parties In erected are bereby notified thst
have dxea on TtjGsDAx zoe 10Th day % Ncyem.
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SCI Ism agent.
A Lii KINDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY
kXHCUTED AT TAE DISPA1 ca pRlhT-
INts Ht1TISE.
DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER.-Fiyc tubs
sess w. G, cambridge & 90,
HANDLE WICK, JUTE ROPE, COT.
CT.N. HEMP, ana PAP n r WINES, for
Gale by JOHN N. Gu8D0s,@ Bon
oc Is e. - peRri Hnes
TTURsE aud MOLE SHOES, HORSE
LII sHuE NAILS lRU9 AxLEa all sszes,
&c ne 80 - 7EEss.Nt3 Pearl BlCsk.
DR. McCAW HAS REMOVED HIS
GRACE srAEET, corner OF hixihs oDH-av
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
RICHMOND. October q ISL
d nSS w. n

lIe Chancery Court OF TIE city OF Rtchmcnd on
c:o2er sth, 1871 in this cause, ono OF tho o N I.
missionefs of the court 10 directed 70 sscers.i lin
usrd deceased st TIE tine Of his death, and tho
Amor MT ana prior ~ the eof, and 6, whom due.
All persons wing claims or ccbts agatnst Jefs
70, SON Hlnara fIeceasedb or his estafc viii pre-
sent the stuae 70 me st my cfiee on or before
MONDAY, Now NICER Gth 1871. with ths pIoo0
sustainiug satd claims or ceb.a. ~
17TET9l HENHY KCDNALL.
Commissioner IN ChGncery.
H.A. & j. g. WISE, Pig 5sES 90 f-s<u
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Sleep and Habit,

=. 80
: Sleep is much modified by habit
Thus, an old artilleryman otten~enjoys
tranquil repose willie the cannon are
and roaring about him; an
engineer has been known to fall asleep
in boiler, while his fellows were beat
ing it on the outside with their ponder
ous hammers; and the repose of mil
Ter is nowise incommoled by the noise
of his MILL Sound ceases to be q slim
illus to such men, and what would have
proven ilexpressible annoyance to
others is by them altogether unheard.
1t is common for carriers to sleep on
horseback. and coacl,men on their
coaches. During the battle of the Nile,
some of the boys were so exhausted
that they Tell asleep on the deck amid
the deafening tllunder Of that dreadful
engagement. Nay, silence itself be-
comes stimulus, while sound ceases
to be.
Thus, miller being i'll, his mill was
| stopped, that he might not be disturb
| ed by its.noise; but this, SO far from in
ducing sleep, prevented it altogether;
it did not take place till the mill was
set a-going again. For the same rea-
son, the manager of some vast IRON
works, who slept close TO them, amid
| the incessant din of hammers, forges,
and furnaces, would awake if there
I was any cessation during the night.
/ TO carry the illustration still further,
it has been noticed that a person who
, falls asleep near church, the bell oil
which was ringing, may hear the
: sound during the whole of his slum6er.
: and be nevertheless aroused by its sud-
: tden cessation. Here the sleep must
t have been imperfect, otherwise ht
: would have been insensible, TO tn,
e sound. The noise of the bell was III
g stimulus; it was its cessation which
e by breaking the monotony, became SO
!. and caused the sleeper to awake.
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Oapy poet's Gpgnes Selettea
PANsIEs.

Ystr #FEttf sf94ftf ~ E tli4st&fsss
O purple hearts that drank the wine
or royal sunsets, where the sea
Enves golden .s;inds--tiie favored CLINE
z OF flower and yine-hnwhtenderly y
press your velvet lips to ntine;, -
z fAiailt he message that ynii brought;
Breatheo DER my soul tlleLniystic sign
Of loves unspoken thought. 81 ri u
How many grand professions swept
Above yoI, down the western slope
How many dewy twilights kept p
Watci, DER his budding hope9
And did the whispering breezes wait
To suftcaress him, as they sped,
Spice baden, from the lSel,len gate, -
To haunt your fairy bed
Dear Pansies, rich ii, royal dies. .
(And sweet from lying near his iips,)
Fair mirrors of his azure eyes. z4
| What can Your worth eclipse
When. d;r'ings this true heart shall be
Silent and cold, TO him repeat
Ny lips. unuttered mystery
Tie secret you baye found so sweet.
/ ia H}4, 4-[Overland Monthly
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The Great Pictorial! Annual.

Il Hostetter's United States Almanac
fors 1871, for distribution, gratis.
throughout the United States, and all
civilized counties Of the Western
Hemisphere, will be published about
the First of Jannary, and all who wish
to understand the true philosophy OF
health should read and ponder the val
|uable suggestions it contains. In adj
.dition 10 an admirable medical treatise
on the causes, prevention and cure OF o
great variety of diseases, it embraces
large amount of INFORMATION interest,"
esting to the merchant, the mechanic,
the miner, tue farmer, the planter, and
professional man; and the calculations
have been made for such meridians
and ATTITUDES as are most suitable for
correct and comprehensive National
| Calendar.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary
sanitary effects Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the staple tonic and Alternative
of more than half the Christian world,
axe fully set forth in its pages, which
are also inte.spersed with pictorial il
Illustrations, valuable recipes for the
household and farm. humorous anec-
dotes, aud other instructive and anus
ing reading matter, original and seiec-
ted. Among the Animals to appear
with the opening of the year. this vii
, be one of the most useful, and may b'
HAD for the asking. The proprietors
Messrs. Hustetter & Smith, on receip
5 of two cent stamp, will forward
copy by mail to any person who can
e not procure one in his neighborhooc
t The Bitters are sold in every city
t town and village, and are extensivei
: used throughout the entire civilize
s world. -fs
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" Tasting brandy to ascertain its
value by the flavor, aroma and purity,
it is stated, is not a sufficient or relia-
bic test. Besides, the mere keeping OF
the brandy on the palate and inhaling
the bouquet will soon affect the brain
of the faster, and lead his judgment
astray, no matter how experienced lie
may be. A plain and easy method OF
examining brandy has been suggested,
which consists in mixing two parts OF
water with one part of the brandy to be
tested. AS the alcohol in the brandy
! possesses far more affinity to the wa
ter than to the deleterious substances,
such as noxions essential oils used in
4 adulteration, the latter will be set free
by the addition of the double quantity
of water. The separation of the essen
tial oils Will be more promptly effected
, by the use of boiling water, which also
deyelopes the aroma of high grade
brandies. =
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The. Edinburgh Review London Quarterly
-ReyieW-NCrth British Review and
,... The, Westminster ReEieW.42
ssss, MONTHLY. .ti3.' =
BIZ ICKWGGDS EDIN Blu RGH' MiGilINE,
rEvHEsE PERIODICALS ARE THE ME

rEvHEsE PERIODICALS ARE TIE Me
/. dunn through which thea greatest
minds. not onlyiof Great Britain and, Ire
land, but also of Continental Europe, are
icolist mtly brought into more or less lnti-
mate communication with the world OF!
readers History, Biography, Science, PHI
losophy, Art. Religion, the great political
questions of. the past and OF to-day, are
treated in their pages rs he leiirtee alone
t.a,, treat them NJ one wlIa would keep
pace with the timesican afford to do with
out. these Periodicals. OF all the smontt''
lies Blackwood holds the foremost place.
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Do YOU WANT HEALTH7 AND VINO

Do YOU WANT HEALTH7 AND Who
DOES Nor g-If so, beaslvised, nse DR..
TrrT's SARsApAnILLA and QUEENS
DELIGHT, the great alternative and
blood purifier. There is no mystery
about the universal success that at
tends its use. 1t is the fucst selection
of tonic, anti-bilious, anti-scorbatic
aperient and purifying HERE'S, RooTs
and BARKs that ever entered into an.
medicinal compound.
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ALAsKA.-Wherc on this globe can
we, go beyond the omnipresent Yam
kee9 Landing at Sitka, we had walk
ed but short distance into the town
when we reached the northern depot Of
DR.. Ayers medicines in fail display
among the hints. shanties and aourts of
these boreal tribes. There the famii-
lar, homeiike names of his Cherry Pee
toral, Pills, &C.. salute us from the ex-
terror and the interior of n store which
4 shows more business than its neigh
bors, aud proves that these simple but
sure remedies are even more necessary
to savage life than to ourselves where
lthey visit every, fireside.--[ EossesPep
dsut Alekandcr Joarral
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it's and Rofaso Liquors, doe oled; speed,
an N5nstjs Rssors: e. tn It lea tho
tippler 10 drunk annoss aad rum, but are atrue
Mclicine, male from the NAtiva Root. and
p Herbs OF 'Ca'.iorna, free from al Alcoholic
T TFf9 nF,R an IizfI1 GIVING pSf-
pet T. gysGf Snd dnsi,eTtior
;,li rast1gLls; tboblood 10 {. hraltay condition.
10 person can take those Ditters, according to
~nctiollS, and remain long uawe3l. &. '|jSs1
&4GG VII be given for an "a ,l..zlbi1 case, pro-
,slat1g tl!s bona5 acs Il acstrosea by iuli'eral
p Nlias jlbsrorl the point Off nair.
F2f Ina2mrn9 S7ry eng o o.55,a A In,i
mIitftt. 81 E'oyers, D-s asses of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys aad Blatlder :. the -, BIT Bit
s3FS .ss s caused cans BY vitiatad Blood VIVA
isrr 4nnrgy pr2l9cei w d-ianseiileRS OF the
II y inSiSo.a,e the stomach, and stimulate
III. torT,ia liver and bowels, which render them
. efu,s,i2age,l efficacy in eieaIiSng thu boo Vol
= r Impurities, aal iinparting new NE ana 'i2or
r dyspepsia or Indigestipn,, HeadneHe,
.,,in in t e Shoulders, totigis Pig htne.s OF The
pzne ions sSqr s!@ni Fap saa 81 the
Hart, .C"nious Di;cnarre. of Urine, Pain in
IN, rsc.ons Of Inc Kidneys, ana hundred o.her9
painful ynptons we ,hd ars I tm9 u
- cleanse the Vttaatcd Binoa VIII mover You find
its Impurities bursting THROUGH the s,linla Pm
pies, Eruptons, or soies cleanse II wner us us
the blood pure and the health OF the system VIII
PIN. TAPE, and other wOEMs, lurking IN
the system of 50 many thousaaes are elieo'"'nS
DESTROYED AMI removed.
For fnl. directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle printed N four i4nsraseS7
Enerlish, e ernari, French, ana Spanish
7 WALKER; 80 81 81 Commerce Street, n. x.
Proprietor. Il. IT. MCDONALD & CO,
- 80 Druggists and General Agents.
e., Francisco, California, and 81 and3i Com
~ Slid By ALL DRUGGISTS AND
|. 4.-.ALAAS. f,-.'f1 .S %.tI fh'' 's''<
For SALE By HENRY ST."JOH
Oct. 5th, 1870. III = ~
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| GRAVES THREE HUNDRED EARS
OLD.-On the 18th day of the month,
/, Mr.. l.. j. Peek was wandering in the
4 pine regions of Michigan, in the midst
of one of those monster forests that
make that State so celebrated and val
liable for its lumber. His nephew was
with him. Far away from civilization,
and six miles from the nearest dwell
ing, they found three graves ranged
side by side, and out of two OF them
trees were growing-enormous trees,
one hundred feet high. Digging was
expeditiously commenced. The two
, men found u skeleton, with which the
, roots of the trees were iutertwined in
snch way as to show that the trees
had grown since the burial OF the body;
e moreover, scientific gentleman on ex-
: amining these trees found them to bs
0 more than threeshundred years DID,
c The skeleton is now in the Academy o
n Natural Sciences, at Philadelphia
/ Upon the theory of who this skeleton
I ard those which probably rest unde
. the remaining two mounds belong to
~ it is rather premature to speculate, a:
DC at the latest intelligence received froi
10 the discovery, the other mounds la
lie not been opened, and the question {
20, to whether the bones are of savage I
ne civilized man, has not been decided
"a In the meantime, however, VIII
'ns awaiting the sequel of our narrativ
we will suggest that the graves ma
the spot where the first three brothe
no that came to. seek their fortunes Ia
-. their bones, and that our Western G
= ~ plorers have discovered the resti
ana places ofJtlle men who preceded
cry Plymouth Rockers and the Jam
at towners to tile New World Lo
''oh port On. " Union.
tic,
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Near Camp, rr4Ia
NEW ORLEANS
KNFORMS the Medical profession and
q others ,thatrbe has constantly on maud
for, sale !, complete assortment OF Ban
ninr's celebrated rrusscs, Spinal shouideT
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fhe prevention, arrest and total cure often
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"A sale .heap-pOTATOES, SALT. AP-
PLIES. AiACKEREL. HAY. OATS kIMA,
CEMENT. NAILS, SOAP
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Double Meanings.

The, English Language is peculiarly
abundant in words and phrases which
are capable five meanings, and which
thus give rise to. an endless number OF
mistakes, catches and puzzles, which
afford a great deal of enhancement ct
every dag life. "A familiar example is
the word got, which may mean either
WAS or procured. Thus one boy says
to. another with a grave face, SIRED
got shot to-day" Where tasks the
other, in alarm. "He got shot in
hardware store,n is the. answer, mean
ing, of course, that he bought it.
A man assured a storekeeper, who
hesitated. 10 trust his companion for q
purchase, '.If he refused to pay forit,
will" His companion refused to pay |
for it, and so did the speaker, as in one
sense he had said he would. 1t it thus
very easy, by using uncertain language,
to convey a false impression.
A sheriff asked the wife of Quaker,
against whom he had a writ, ii her hus-
band was at home. She replied, '.les,
, he will see thee in a. moment" The
Sheriff waited, but, the Quaker did not
/ appear. He was contented with see
/ ing the Sheriff, he. did noticare that the
Sheriff should,see him. ssH Us
The position of words in q sentence,
and the use of steps, often entirely al
ter the meaning. Thus on account of
a funeral declares "The remains were
committed to that bourne from which
, no traveller returns attended by his
friends" 95-
Ignorant people are apt to use phra-
! SEES with double meanings, without in
{ tending to do So Among the adver-
: tisements we may sometimes read thai
Il respectable young woman want
+ washing. Tie proprietor OF a bone
: mill adyertises that parties sending
;, their own bones to be ground, will b'
!, attended to with fidelity and dispatch
d 1t was once related in city paper how
a during the celebration, child was rul
% over, wearing a short red dress, whic
S never spoke afterward. aa
! Many popular puzzles depend upo
r the ambiguity or double meaning G
); words and phrases. Thus we are folt
t there. was a man who had six children
2 and had never seen one of them. "
m are led to suppose that none OF til
t" children had ever been 'beheld by the
y. parent. But the words may mea
S: equally as well that one had been Dor
e, while the parent was on a journey, an
ty he had, consequently never seen thu
I'd one. Another puzzle is this: Thel
b. was a poor blind beggar who had
d. brother: the brOthersdied, but the ma
50 who died had nosbrother. W hat rel'
re ton was the beggar to the man wi
died? We are apt to think the begg
A. was a man. but when we think tll
"a the begggar might be agirl, the answ
is. becomes quite plain ars/
ne We. are told of two men who m
". each other at an inn, and greeted ea
"a, other affcctionately. Theshotel keep
.u- incurred of one how he was related
lite 1.-The other, who replied: PA
IL Brother and sister have none, l'
IF Yet this mans father WAS my tather S sol
ble This is perfectly plain statemel
;,,. and yet there are few whose minds
inc clear enough to see at once that Il
p ;, Jingle of words is only q round abt
,,et way of saying that this man was
or. speakers son.-[ Exchange.
glit -r- n-,n,r,yp.
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DR.. JNO. G.. A-NGBII,,

Dental Sur ge GA ,
1872 -. JULIA SUPPLEMENTARY 2
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