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A NTHRACITE COAL.

A NTHRAClTE COAL.
Receiving today 8 cargo or ANTHRA CITE
coal, for sale from vessel low.
WOOD Oak and Pine, long and sawed.
COAL ard COkE-Best Btumirous Coal aud
Soft Coke at low rates b. COTT2E!L,
auea Corner Basin bank and 9th street.
4 ,OAL AND WOoD.-l am now pre-
~ pared to furnish CLOVER HILL COAL al
LUMP st as. 90 per load, delivered aud GLOVER
HJLL HAIL at &t.5Q per load, delivered.
supply OF WOOD and ANI,hEACIrE Coal
prices.
am also prepared TO furnish GLOVER HILL
COAL at the same prices IN Manchester. Now
u the time to lay In your inter supply.
A. B..WOoLDSIDGE,
Office and Yard, 9Th street beyond Byrd.
~ l2-3m
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sIU n 4 Il u l. l n Z. II

q $500
They British ard Worth American loyal Mall
Steamships between New York aud Liverpool,
calling ~ Cork harbsr.
| RATES of PASSAGE
By the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer.
age: -. .
First Cabin. .sl.o, gold Second Cabin. $50, gold
Return Tickets. a........ s-s' ko.d
By the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin...Ss0, gold Steerage.. $50 currency
Storage Tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all pHris Cf europe, .. lowest rates.
Through bills or lnd'ng from Virrfn!a 70 Liz
erpool, Belfast, Glssgo~. hsvfe hntweFp, aa4
other pOrts on the Continent, AID for sedltarTs-
-nnean ports viii be Issued By the virginia
and FOktiGN THROUGH LINE, they bavlJg
II ade the Necessary arrSng*m-nts With the Old
D0msLlCn Steamship Company 70 New 10: k, and
With the Cunrrd Ll4e th.nce 20 Liverpool, DC.
For RITES, &C., apply 10 The Agents OF the Old
Dominion Steamship Company
CHkS. G.. FRANCkLYE,
General AguL Guaaid Line.
y. -. KELLEY, d., General Ag't Va. anC For
cipl Z 4 -Iunh siga. y Il
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VDA;. COKE. and WOOD.

MN now prepared 10 furnish the hest Clover
;t,u TIN. suu HAL. G. AL: SOFT CONS
Ia best fuel for stoves and RAJ gts An uhA-
CITE EOsL, oak ard PINE WOOD.
Coal-vard on Basin bank, corner OF lo'h ap"
CRY Ftreets. , ~ ,.,,url
Iu-p
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fNOAL AND WOOD.-1 am prepared to
~ furnish the best quality OF GLOVER HILL
GOAL ut the following reduced prices
LUMP. 95 per load, delivered.
HALL, ~ 70 per load, delivered.
- ~ ALSO,
SOFT COKE, OAK and PINE WOOD, and
ANTHRACITE COAL Of first quality.
Consumers will find It to their Interest 10 Law iu
their fuel for the winter during the summer
months. Z. Is. L1fSCOmR
1Y- Seventh and Byrd streets.
A NTHRACITE COAL, LEHIGH, LOR-
n BERRY, LYkENS YALLEY, aud LOCUST
MvUNT, In FOUNDRY. EGG, STOVE, and
CHESTNUT sizes,
am prepsred, with the above celebrated RED
and WHITE Aed GOALS, TO furnish purchasers
at summer prices.
Also. CUMBERLAND aud GLOVER HILL
bituminous Goals. v. +. LATHROP,
tyu 18th street snd lrawbridre.
A NTHkAClTE COAL.-N0w nfi0at, 500
"A tons best gu Atty II. A. EGG ana STOVE
Figures. = i
caf and see my prices, and lay In your winter
sugpiy on ccsi be ore Tiers IL au advance In COIL
anc freights IL tue northern IN .rRes.
WRIT R0BERTS,
Un Corner l7th and Dock streets.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctloucers and Real Estate Asenss.
r,avsntb s,ree,. between Main aud Bank
-o1rR REAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
EUU ~ tIhY HND LEIGH STREETS, NEAS
hucHsNhN sIxis1, At s.r A !, 9, o,eIsck =.
NJ Nv, we n nnrh Side of CIav street nearly
t mi Snrng Park 20 by go feet TO an aley ~
feet wid! rupvE LOTS nm the
eonih add of icirh. between Norton and Kinney
Streets each II the same dimensions as l6e hspre
Ma Io,s in n, very beautiful and rapidly-im-
MOVING neiehborhood, and thould invite those
Wishing to invest.
TERMS AT the sale. ,,s .rc,o
GHUB6S ~ w l'IiAi = w. IH'SHS- -
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u "A w - -
CATAwBA GRAPE PILE
CATAwBA GRAPE Pihhs'
CATAwBA GRAPE PIbLs'
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA CRAZE PILLS
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
cATAwBA CRAZE PILLS.
cArAwbA GRAPE r1Lhs'
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE rILLs'
CATAwBA GRAPE P1LtS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL s.
CATAWBA GRAPE FILLS.
CkTAwEA GRAPE PILLS.
<AThwBh GRAPE PILLS.
cATAWBA CRAZE FILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PlLLS'
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


|NEW SCHED u l. E.-FORSTIla
~ JAMES AID CHICK A 6sS.LsS,x-.
EOMINT RIVERS The fast and elegant Side
NELSON, will leave her whaff at Rockets lrow-
hatan Company's Steamboat shedl for Kings
Mill and Grove whsrves on TUESDAYS and
SATURDAYS at O'Clock A. NJ. connecting
vii h the O'Clock train 8. Guy Point for Peters
burg. Returning will leave Grove wharf aud
Kings MIII on, Nv WEDNESDAYS and MONDAYS:
st ! O'Clock A. NJ, touching at all the rgular
landings each way.
VIII leave her wharf at RocFetts Tor Huns
wharf on Chuck shominy, on THURSDAYS at
o'clock A. NJ, connecting OF City Point With the
O'Clock train from Petersburg, touching at ell the
Iard,s wharf, and I'll regular landings Oh Chrk4-
hominy. Returning, VIII leave Blnn's on FRI
DAYS q! Goclock n. 81.
Freight received daily. Freight for CLicka-
hoininy received OH Wednesdays.
All freRh;s to way landings must prepaid
For fuItber particulars, apply 70 captain on
su25 st Powhatsn Steamboat heds.
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T OTIS FOR SALE IN SIDNEY, on the
i line Of the street railway. on NJ ,in and Fed--
raj streets Only two squares from The Park. LOS
80 by 100 feet. These lots are veil located, In inc
best part CT Sidney, and must continue 70 app3e-
ciate in vale
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balsEce on two
wears Time. Amply To X. Is. hTWBURN,
no o. eod8, No. 1914 Maiu Eirrcs.
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO KALI
4 JKOAD.-l,n and after sEPTENBEH LIST,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond (Sun-
DAYS cxcep'ed) as follows:
$40 A. M,-MAiL T9ktN for the White Sui.
phar springs, connecting II GordoDsylIe Nth The
Orange, Aiexan, Iria and Manassas train for
X ssnli'gtou aud NORTH and LynchburR and South
$3.50 p. M.-ACCnMMoBATIO TEAM FOR
G. -uansvIla. exccus Oh Saturday, on whlcs lay II
leaves ats L. NJ. Tlis train connects at Coz dous-
Vile with the night trains on the Orange, Alexan-
dria aud Eianassas railroad for LYECHBURG
and WASHINGTON.
ON and after the 10Th OF September. PASSFN-
GE.a TEAM Will ruu between stanton aud the
" hita SULPHUR as follows:
Leave StsupCon on 7 thursday and SAT-. {
Arrive ~ white 'upbur st.............l lisa Z. 81.
Leave White sulphur on WEDNESDAY
aul FRIDAY at ......,. ..-,...........23S J.. NJ
Arrive 1t Staup:1n ut. ...,.....,....,.,.7'F +. NJ.
Through tickets, ~ low rates. sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
hut'ler iniOrmatiJ1 may be cbtaiEed at The
cnniraEys HECes,
M Passenger Train5 a:r run Gu Sundays.
A. II. PERRY,
Genera! Superintendent.
JAMES r. NETuERLAhp, Geul Ticket Agt.
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$500 For a . TtN S,i.cl Il P ;ASiS NJ
.Taimtuis OF $40 ach uarii paid: s!tut,eh in Nov
Ken; county. near the Pawunk"y liver, ami about
| four miles from West FONT. For full ptrrculars
| annIv iu e. +. ktWBUKH.
| 20 - No. 1914 NJ In stree.
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OO-ACRE VALE FARM FOR
gu SALE, situated in the best limestone sec
tom of Augusta county, only two and III miis Is
woods the balance We'll set In cover and timothy.
Has upon II u NEW FRAMED DWELL. G. a..
TERMS $40 FER acre; one-iourth cash, balance
ro e. 3, NEWBURN,
Sc 2T-eot6t IVA Malo strctt.
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RI Ell M B O L DIS

II Il IL NJ ID " ~ ~
IiELMBOLD'3
IIELMBOLD'S
UELMBCLD'S
HELMBObD'S
HELMBnbD'5
HELMHolD'S
HKLMBrLD'S
HELMBoLn'S
BELMBOLD's
HELM.oLD'S
HELMBOLD'B
EELMBOLD'S
HELMBoLD'S
HEl.MBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
RELMBoLD'S
HELMBQLD'S
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TOHN WERTH, Office on 18th. street,
81 one door from AmiD, deals In
COAL, COKE, AND WOOD.
Anthracite, " inlerpsck. aud Cover Hill
COAL AND SOFT COKE.
WOUD-l.ong, sawed aud spi,.
All at the loves! III Ii ket rates for CASH.
81 7.3m JOHN WERTH.
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TEIMRoLD's ExTRACTs:
~~~>>~--
TTELMBOLDS

ELMBOLD'S
HELMBoLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBoLD'S
HELMBOLDs
HELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBoLD'S
HELMBOLD's
HELMROLp'S
HELMBOLD'S
HfLMBOLD's
UELMBOLD'S
uELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD's
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s. ID ETREAT FA NJ" HANOVER
IL COUNTY, FuR SALE.-Ihs place, on
Pamuutey river, eighteen miles cast from Rlcf-
mont, coat .;ns oome ago acres, of which 100
and 1870 - he n, d fronts east on the river,
whicn is here uayIgaulc for vessels Of 400 tons ;
The western houndary IS on pubic road leading
auplicatious ossreea sand mari, found In all The
ravii ca these land, are in high state of improve
mcnt for p UtiLabIe production, and clu De di-
yIdcd into four or more smaii farms. giving 70
each a l,nGiIS on the rive and al chit ON the
pablo road. - a., ,,
Persons Wishing TO purchase can zee me Janus
nv aouiyirr 10 MIR. +. +. BILLIARD, on the rreln-
lscs. Address - <,.,-r ,, ,,,,r
=, 90 3tawow FlGyanna county, Va.
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:;,pI,AYInOAD LINES.
I'm @ CD M a
AND !.
III YORK RIvER RAILR0AD'
nnr,cg re sHlPPERs AND THE TRAY
No ELLING PUBLIC.
RE-EsTA BLIsHMTaT CF THE DAiLf LINE
anTWEpsN RICHMOND, Il BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON, AND TO ALL
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST, WEST AND
NORTHWEST.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE. ACCOM-.
MODATIONS UNSURPASSED.

Passenger Train leaves Richmond depot daily
(3undays excepted) at } p. NJ. connecting at west
Point with The frst-class steamers EASTERN
CITY and DANIEL WEBSTER. tOucbfag at the
river landings aud arriving In Baltimore on the
4. flowing morning in tiIe 10 connect with trains
North and West
THROUGH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE
CHECKED TO ALL POINTS.
Passenger Train leaves at 3 z. M. on SUM-
DAYS for West Point only.
Steamer leaves Pier No. 10, 1ALIGHT STREET,
BALTIMORE, daily (Sund ,ys excepted at T..
NJ, arriving In Richmond the following morn Ing
at IL
By this line passengers er joy good nights rest.
FIRE. gbt Trttn, with passenger car attached,
l-avee daily (Mondsys excep.ed) at4A. NJ.
=Frelgh S Ie- eiveh daily, carefully handled, ana
u onp.iy Forwarded.
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&FlCEs, for. preserving, picking, &c. :;
~ Cianamon. Cloves, Ginger, tutmeys, Mace,
Allspice, Black Pepper, LoDg Pepaer, Cayenne
Pepper, Mustard seed, Celery se5d, Corisnder
seed, THmeric, Carsway Eeed, &C., &C.; for sale
low by
BODEKER & DADE, City Drug Store,
aus no. l44A Matn street,
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rnkE. COAL, WOOD.
r. b. BENTLEY, AGENT.

~. -. ,o,h a,d f.srv G..
,,> "a, -, - nrd,rs on corner OF t3:h aud cary
with Teyton Il Cary, immtd.a,.ly "pn2,s,its
tne new Corn exchange. Dealer III AalHk :,
E,I'E and CUMBERLAND COAL IN sizes ant
nualiliee suitable for CRATES, slaves, cooking
tt.an nginas, mud smiths work. Sc Film
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nIIs1resse. and servnn,s-

The question is often asked why New England
girls, who have to support themselves, do not
seek employment as domestics, rather than try
to get a living by sewing or other kinds OF
severe, unwholesome, scantily paid labor for
which the demand is uncertain and always ex-
cetded by the supply. Household service, it is
said very truly, in most situations, does not re-
q1ire severe labor; it is healthful, varied, in
sures moderate amount of mental as well as
physical exercise, abundance of wholesome
1901 and comfortable lodging; is well paid,
Deter, at least, than the average of work that is
preferred to it; and when performed with the
faithiulncss aid intelligence that Yankee girls
can give TO Ii, would command stiu b,yber
wage; 1t involves no association with disagree.
able, perhaps immoral, companions, and gives
familiarity with the duties which every woman
needs to know thoroughly when she has a home
Of her own. Notwithstanding these advantages
1t is familiar fact that New England girls do
not and VIII not seek for or accept situations tc
do homework. They consider it degrading, and
would rather sew in a garnet for a pittance
sufficient only to provide the bare necessities Of
life. So far the reason of their preference il
pride, true or false, reasonable or unreasonable
Il is pride that leads them to choose hard auc
unwholesome labor and scanty fair, with com
paraIfTe independence, TO light aud bealthfu
labor, With comfort and plenty, in what they
consider mental position.
Inere are plenty, Of course, to condemn thii
eno'ee' 70 speak eloquentIy of the dignity of la
Dor, 70 demonstrate that the contract to pei form
certain services in return for board and wages L
IS honorable as any other, and interferes as Lii
We as any with the natural equality of th,
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parties to it, This is all very true in theory,
but the same people who use these arguments
and profess to wonder at the false pride of
Yankee girls, are in practice very careful to
guard against literal acceptance of their
theory, and to emphasize as strongly rs posi-
BILE the difference In social position between mis-
tress and servant. An anecdote told some time
ago by a correspondent of the Boston Advertiser,
and copied approvingly by many newspapers il
Illustrates the case very well. We can
not quote it entire, but the point of it
is that Boston lady, who had applied at an in
telligence office for cook, was summoned soon
after to her parlor to receive Gladly" who h6d
called to respond to her application. A CONVEX
sation followed, in which the lady, who was
willing on certain conditions TO be a cook, in
quired minutely the number and ages of the
several members of the family, tie arrange
ments of the kitchen, the number and duties of
the other domestics, and so forth. The inter.
view closed with the sarcastic declaration by the
lady who wanted cook that she thought the
other lady qualified to fill higher position, and
appended to it, like the moral to fable, is the
query, "Who are the mistressesP
The lady who tells the story evidently thought
these questions absurdly impertinent and I'M
warrantable, and, no doubt, nine-tenths of those
who read the anecdote, except, of course, the
cooks share her hal-lndignant, half-contemptu.
ous amusement. But there any good reason
why these questions should not have been asked
without thought of improperly, aud answered
courtcously and in good faith. 1t is not, so far
as we know, considered impertinent for lady
seeking employment as teacher to inquire
about the number and age of her proposed
scholars, the number and duties of other teach
ers in the school, the arrangements of the
school room, the hours of instruction, the vaca-
tons, &c. The fact that what is thought per-
fectly proper, and indeed matter of course, in
a teacher, is considered ludicrously out of place
and impertneut in a cook, proves that in the
general estimation the line between employ
ments that are honorable and those that are hu.
is drawn somewhere between teaching
and cookery, and that, until the popular judg.
ment "rectifes the frontier, Yankee girls will
not seek Employment as cooks, so long as they
can find any other occupation that docs not
compel the sacrifice of their sel(-respect.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

ITEMS FROM NEW YORK.

ITEMS FROM NEW YORK.
New York, Feb 1S-A passenger who came
through on the Central railroad from the Sus-
pension bridge, yesterday, reports that a few
miles north of Syracuse the ten O'Clock express
train, running at the rate Of about forty miles
an hour, overlook a hand-car loaded with rail-
way iron and men, and dashing into it knocked
it and its living freight off the track. The eX-
press did not stop to discover whether any lives
were lost.
Judge Blatchford, yesterday, in the case of the
United States against Cease of silk" decided
that in all cases where custom officers seized
goods, they, and not the United States marshal,
should have possession Of the goods until the
goods were condemned or passed on by the
court.
Officer Sampson, who arrested Van Esten, will
soon receive an elegant testimonial from Wells,
Fargo & Co., the Park and Continental national
bapks, victims of these forgerles.
Rev. DR.. Kendrck will preside at the annual
alumni dinner of the Brown university in this
city Tuesday next. Speeches will be made by
George W. Curtis, Professors Lincoln and Gam.
well, and John Hay will read poem.
the total contributions to the French relief
fund now amount to SS4, 474
The Baptist social union, Brooklyn, have pur-
chased the Pieirepont Baptist church and adjoin
Ing lot for S75, 900, and will erect free temple
similar to the fremont, in Boston, capable of
holding four thousand people.
The examination of Capt. Peabody Of the ship
Neptune, and the mates, b irtlett y. Mayo and
Henry Shields, charged with inhicting cruel and
inhuman punishment upon the sailors while on
voyage from Liverpool, began this morning
before United States Commissioner Shields. The
testimony showed that the most revolving tor
tares were pracuced, and that the men were ex-
posed to severe cold until nearly frozen, and in
one instance the fingers of one dropped off,
being frost bitten.
THE GREENBUsH ACCIDENT.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Feb 1S.-It is now
stated on authority that the accident between
Albany and Troy was caused by freight train,
which ran over the track at six P. NJ, the truck
of one car being off, which drew the spikes from
the rails. The conductor or brakeman failed to
notify the flagman of the fact. The burning of
the cars was caused by an explosion of gasoline.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-20

The prospects of the Nashua and Rochester
railroad are daily improving. AT meeting
held at the American house. in Boston, on
Thursday, the amount of bona tide subscrip-
tions reported was 100000. Only 100000
more are wanted to make up the 81 90 OOO
necessary to begin and carry out the enterprise
As additional subscriptions are being received
daily, it is expected that the required capital
will be all subscribed by the opening of spring,
when active operations will be commenced. The
sum of $4,000 has been raised TO defray the ex.
pense of critical and final survey, which will
be made under the eye of Mr.. Davis of Portland
a thoroughly competent eng neer, and Col. Gil.
man Scripture of this city, who has been elected
superintendent of the road, and for the present
will devote his entire energies to the enterprise
We think at last we can see daylight for this
great enterprise, and we congratulate all cou-
cerned on ITS bright and daily improving pros.
pects.-NdShuG Telegraph.
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these latter days. People cannot get their wash
ing done for want OF wood to heat the copper.
So far as l can learn, the moral effect Of the
bombardment on the population was terrible,
After the first day of defa ICE the government
felt the pressure. NJ. Jules Simon told friend
of mine that the bombardment of st. Denis had
shortened the seige by week. Competent au-
thorities estimate that Paris, had she been obsti-
nate, might have gone on for another month +,
had the pickles and preserves and all the odds
and ends now sold at eXorbitant prices, been
taken and rationed. But to what purpose2
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not sure that saw it at the time the gun went
of, but believe rather, that was watching for
the noise that was about to make Mr. Ring
said that with practice could be a gunner, and
that now, with very heavy charge, he thought
could kill horse at eight PAGES. Mr.. White
went to Uncle Richards for the night, and
went home, and amused my mother with telling
how pleasant the day had passed. When
told her what Mr.. Ring said about killing a
horse, she said he was making fun of mel
had found that out before.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-20

CHICAGO, Feb ls.-Flour dull. Wheat quIet No O.
Slab g az. Corn dull and .ower; No z so "a 5V@c
O@ts-NO dull and weak at 46s @ 4Sc. Rye s,ealy; No
2, soc Barley-No2. rs % 76c High wines s59c. Pro
visions dull Mess PORK Ssl15. Lard ~ l2Ac Green
shoulders lsc Dry sal shoulders Tic Dressed hogs
trn at $50 % $50; live hogs quiet at S6.75 a lfb
Ca tie quiet. Receipts 800 bbls nOnr 81 800 ulsh wheat
56SO bus eor 1900 bush oats 200 bush rye 1000 bush
barley, 4J0O bogs shipments 5UOU bDS 40 bush
wheat e9 BUSH corn, 1000 bush oats 9OOJ bush rye ZOO
barley, 700 hogs.
CINciSAll. Feb. ls-Provisions quiet and unsettled
Mess pork so is q 1850. Lard ia q lsc Bnlk
meats shoulders &c; clear rio l04c; clear siUes lie.
Whiskey SIC, $500 "
NEW OhLEANs, Feb. ls-cotton steady and in 6aIr dc
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the sOLAoE OF AeU.-Plantqt,on g.t.y. Is an auee

TEE hoLAoE OF AGE.-PlaHtds,OR Buffers Is an agreea-
bic compound OF st. Croix rum-the most nutrlmenta
Of al ostllel Lou rs-and Va ley OF toc alternative
and aut-bious vegetable productions among VIII oh is
that most invaluable Of invgorans Calisaya bark The
sprttuous basis is manufactured by the agents OF the
propretors from The sugacane on their own easehold
antatons in the West Indies; AMI the Casaya bark
Is ga hered ard prepared tor expectation from South
Am RIGA by tho employees Of the firm Botn therefore
can be guaranteed TO be unaduerate anu the finest
quality.
For these reasons, Plantation BterS recommended
a. unequaed invigoratng cordial Tor aged persons
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-20

LONDON, Feb. Is In the house of commons
last night the pervadlng tone OF the debate was
that highlands weak hesitancy had lost her the
respect of the belligerents and invited an early
war for her own existence. Mr.. Gladstone re-
capitulated the negotiations at st. Petersburg,
which he said had been fruillessly made to de-
pend upon Lord Lyons withdrawal. He (Gad.
stonc) believed that the magnanimity on the
part Of the Germany would benefit not only
France and Europe, but Germany itself. A dis
cussion ensued upon the naval administration
during which Mr.. Gladstone again addressed
the house in defence of the admiralty, asserting
that during Mr. Childer's administration, nearly
two millions of taxation were saved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-20
The Hazard. of winter.

The feeble and delicate dread the winter. and with
good reason The weather at this has a depress
ing effect upon the vital organs and the animal spirits
and they have no vitality mental animation to spare
The aged and lnfrm in whom the flame OF life IS waxing
DIM are always unpeasantly affected by the tempera-
ture of winter and should for their systems against
1t. The extra vgor and resistant power which the en-
feebed system requires to enable it to with safety
the as aults OF cold and damp may be acquired by
the regular use Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters. The
tonic effect of this wonderful medicine is soon apparent
in an increased appetite, active Digestion and
brighter happier frame of mind. Food is the fuel Of the
body, and It 1t is not properly dgested the fir OF life
burn low When this is the case, the disability can
always be RENE led within short space of time by
taking full dose of the Bitters twice day. The stom-
ach will begin to perform Its allotted task regularly
aud steadily; the food, being thoroughly assimllaed
will yield the amount OF vital heat and nourishment
which the body requires under the external pressure of
cold and the winter ailments which APP to assa the
weak and untoned physique will be avoided.
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