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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

The MANUFACTURES - President.
making is still going on. The Indo.
pendent press is most busy in the work.
The New York Sun is very Jealous in
the effort to procure fit candidate
for the Democracy from the Rcpubi.
can ranks. Senator Trumbull is the
latest suggested candidate The New
York Herald is persistent as ever in
urging the claims of General sherman,
but we opine that the Democracy will
hardly accept candidate who is Rad.
ieal in everything except Ku kluxism.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07
HENRY 7. HELMBOLD's
Highly Concentrated Comno,,s

HIhHIy VV"VNHNT"0Vl NVWTNlE1
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAFARTLtf
win radically exterminate from the system en-,
ula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, sor, r.,
Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Brop,,s
Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum, cankers, Bup.,,.,
from the Ear, White swellings, Tumor, g.
cerous Affections, Nodes, Rickets Gla,5.,
swsllings. Night swsats, Rash, Tstter, Hup,r
Of all Kinds, Chronic Rhsumati,m, Dyrsf
and all diseases that have been ssiabliAab
the system for years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

WHAT a PIrY.-lt now turns out
that the so called ku-Klux arrested IN
Robeson county, North Carolina, were
led by three negroes named Lowry,
Applewhito and Strong. We need
not expect to hear anything further
of their prosecution under tho Ku.
Klux bill, as that would be obstruct.
ing the colored man in The exercise OF
bis rights. When this Ku Klux mat.
ter is siited to the bottom, it will be
found that all the dcpradations arc
committed by a small class Of outlaws,
the half Of whom are negroes, and the
balance white scalawagA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07
LutherSburg Marble Yard !

I'llE subscriber respectfully announces to thi,
Il community and the public generally that be
q now extensively engaged in the manufacture OF
Monuments, Head and Foot sioues. Stand. Table
and burcau Tops. etc No higher tribute can be
raid 70 deceased relative or friend than the cree.
uon OF an enduring slab as a witness 70 unborn
gcneraiionl where they have laid him or her.
l have engaged Mr.. John W. Gaharan As NV
sgent to ssll, and TO whose workmanship and Nil
many can bear witness. Orjcrs solicited and
promptly hled. Work delivered whcrc,tr,lcsired
r. u. MOORE.
Luihersbnrg. No'rmbor 30. 1870.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

Jones and his wife agee grandly on
one point she think more of him than
of anybody else in the world, and so
does he.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

The vessels of mercy are seasoned
with afiliction, aud then the wine OF
glory is poured in,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

Have the elements a right to brew
a storm without u licenseg
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

A good housewives affairs are like
motion to adjourn-always in order
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07


Made OF Poor Rum, Whiskcy, rrovf Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctorgd Iced and sweet
encd 10 please The taste, called "1crcs %" Appctiz
trs." Rcstorrfs,T &C., thlt lead lie tprlcr TO
drunkenness aad rus, hu' arc true Medicine, made
nom the Native Roots and Herbs of California, free
frsrl nil Alcoholic stIniulGnis. They are The
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER aud A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Hcnovator and
lnvgorator Ct A2 systgn carrying Of all poisonous
matter and rcscsing tie liooG TO ahcaltly condition
No person can tste these Blttsrs according frrc
ton and remain long unwcll.
S1UO wiihe given foran lncurabic case, rcvdcd
the bones arc net destroyed ty mincral poison or
other means, ardths vital ersana wasted bcyoId Tic
point OF repair.
For Inhnmizsstory rrd Chronic Ihouma-
tlsm aud Cont, Dyspepsia, or indigestion.
Bilious, Ecmitteut aud lutcruilticnt Fcvcrs
Diseases OF the blood, Liver, kIdncys, und
Bladder, taoc niitors lave been most sucelsi-
fui such Diseases arc carftd by Niiiatod
Blood. Which o. rcnerally produced By dcranscmcpt
ofue Digestive ORGANS.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, rain "a ia Shoulder Coughs 1ehtncss of the
Chest, Dizziness, sorr Efuo,stons of TIC Stomach.
Dad tastg 81 tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, rulptation
Of the Heart luEmua alton q the Lungs, Pain In tho
regions of the Eidncys and ahundrcd other painful
symptoms, rr nc cftlrrtscf Dyspepsia.
They invgortc The Stomach tnd stimulate the ter
NNNNlaf NllNli iNltluAilNu
efficacy 10 cleansing TIC blood q Gil Impurities sad
impartlng new LIE and vieor TO the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter, salt
Ehcum, nictehcs, srots, rmrics ruatucs noSs. Car
buncics, Iing.Worus, scfldiiood, Gore Eyes Erysp-
elias, Itch, scurfs uiscooratoas of the sln Humors
and Diseases ofthc hkn, of whatever nature,
are literally dug up andosricd out Of the system in
short time BY the Of these ntcrs. One bottle In
such cases viii convince Tie ncft inoredulous their
curative effect.
Cleanse the vltisicd Blood whenever you nnd It's
Impurities bursting through TIC skin IN rlmpes Trup-
tons or Sores cleanse it when you end it obstructcd
and fuggiah In ta ycins cleanse it when il h foul,
and your feelings VII is Jon when. Keep ths blood
pure and TIC health ~ nc system viii follow.
PIN, TAPE aad ether WORMS, lur,.ng In The
system Of 80 many thousands are ctctuapy destroy.
ed ani removed. Tor full directions rcad carcfaliy
the circular around each bottle prutcd n four Ian
guagcs-Kngllsh, German, french and Spanish
). WALKER Proprietor. RH MCDONALD CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco, CAL.
aad 80 aad 81 Commerce Street, New York
tv-soLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Oct. 20, is5o;ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

If you don't mind your own bust.
ness, 1t will not pay to advertise.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07
Clothing.
How to Save Money.


rUNHE times are hard you'd like to know
How you may save your dollars;
The way to do It will show,
Ifyou will read what follows,
A man who lived not FAR from here,
Who worked hard at his trade,
But had a household to support
That squandered all he made.
met him once. Says he, "My friend,
look thread bear and rough
I've tried to get myself suit,
But can't save up enough"
Says I, my friend how much have your
III tell you whore 10 go
To get a suit that's sound and cheap:
To REIZENsrEIN a Co.
lie took what little no had saved,
And went to Reizensten 4 Brothers.,
And there be got handsome suit
For half be paid to others.
Now he Is home, he looks SO we'll,
And their effect is such,
That when they take their daily meal,
They don't cat half as much
And now be finds on Saturday night,
With al their wants supplied,
That he has money left to spend,
And some to lay aside.
His good success, with cheerful smile,
lie gladly tells to all,
If you'd save money, 80 and buy
Your clothes at
REIZENsTETN's CLOTHING HALL.
where the cheapest, finest and best Clothing
and good Furnishing Goods can be had to suit
every taste and in every style april, 20
STONE AND EARTIIEN WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

Affections, when accompanied by
grace, alter their nature, as worm
wood eaten with bread will lose Its
bitterness.
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RprsuaL NOTICES.

.1.ra
n1rsCRTBNER'S MONTHLY. an III
by J, 81. HOLLAND. Another brilliant 30.
CONTENTS roR DECEMBER
The Counts Little Da uehtsr. Poem. uluftraiea.
s,aS IN a. and 8. sround Yede. Illustrated. Bsyard
The F1Sh, of til. Birds Poem. Edmund G.
rIcssss from the Plains. illustrated T. B.
The Boston Public Library. illustrated. F.
Miss a.risods Thanksgiving. illustrated. Miss
rs,her " ySn's Love Letters. saEe Holm.
Mare Iguotum. Poem. EIltce Woodrt fe.
Cyprus flo 1t and Ashore. illustrated. F. Au-
v.sis to cnaIlo'te Bronle's School at Brussels
he Blind fioy-A Parable. Poem. illustrated
Thomas a Gordon if,Hh a Haze; p potnam.
A"' " rirten expressly for IScri6aer's Konthtg.
Mrs Mrs. 3'i l'1ass. t ms OF miss n'f'0H
The sisht Not to Vote. Second Paper. William
The imperial Family Of Russia Ihos; w. h eto,y
Chapters LILLY. illustrated. George MAJ
An Elope en-. in Moscow. Eugene schu Yyh;c,oo
Tre Washington ATTY and the Peace heioin-
ers The Young in Great CITIES. , o.,n
TIE i'd Cabinet. Behind me M Msssrmsa. The
Home snd sUclety. THANKSGIVING. Poetry IN
domino. MIgbonete Boxes
Culture and Progress Abroad. d.
Culture and rrORress at home. ,. n n
Stchin rs. Thanksgiving In the County,. =. a.
Prcs' a.per year. For sale By all dealers.
ro,s1r New York
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A luefy.
interest.
For the Dlspat h.


Messrs. misunderstanding to Webster $
Dictionary and all the trea,iSes on English
grammar that I have consulted, the Word
, Z" such" is alDays an adjective, describing,
qualifying, or limiting, the noun TO when IL
belongs or points out. Will you, therefore,
inform me "upon what authority you
I'm your editorials), your correspondents,
and perhaps all or nearly all OF the public
Journals of the present day, not eXceptlng
The Educational Journal of Virginia, fire.
uuently Use "such" TO express q degree
of uualitv-as, "Such fine apples" lat
such trifling EXPENSE" such beautiful
day.? should not this office be performed
BY the adverb $50" ?-as, ga day so beall-
tiful," &c. Please pardon learnerfo call
ing upon you for instruction upon this sub
.ject. Yours, &C., j. L. NJ.
BURNT ORDINARY, JAMES CITY COUNTY, No
vember 10, 1871.
There is no grammar and there is no die
tionary, so far as our memory extends,
that ju>tIfes the usage of which our CORE
spondent complains, otherwise than in
teaching that such questions are determined
by the custom OF the best writer's and
speakers. Nevertheless, "such" must be
recognized as an adverb in the next edition
of Worcester, seeing that outside OF gram
mars and dictionaries there is "such" good
authority for it's employment as "such."
For two hundred and fifty years at least it
has been so used-as witness verse 25th of
the xxx. chapter of I. Chronicles
Is. 'sAnd the Lord magnifed Solomon
exceedingly in the sight OF all Israel, and
bestowed upon him such royal majesty as
had not been on any King before him in
Israel"
1t may be said that "such" is here used
as an adjective but even if it is, we need
90 no further to learn how the usage we
are discussing grew up. The phrase
"Royal majesty such as this" is exactly
the same sort of English as the phrase I" fine
opplea e11ch ma theSe.S
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apECrAL. sOT1gss.

~ EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YoRh-1hs 10
one Of the most remarkable ofour prosperous si.'
rre compsn,es for with bu. two years ana : nsn
OF "a It has already reached poslt'oF % 'Aa.
nence which, II continued in the same rs'lo, WIZ
:, a farv vearu rank &c with the mos fourssnlns
commands of tho world. Organiz co IN psN'
1859 with capital Of 100000 its assets on 'oe ~
Of November current had been increased 10 s''''
ooo ,aa,,y nine times the initial sum- Wnli'' ~
the same period Of time IL issued II 600 p0'e's''
iusurinR ga 100000.
po,ovn.d az ia this country for che rapid kfo"o
~ dsv.1onment OF Its young life ccmpAn We
rnow of nothing approaching to this Dru ..". 9,
go of tho En p1re Mutual, for we hhu enAs
~, o, chit tnr dec d days OF business Il
I'D s-7s ooo-almost Sl0o. coo fof eAcAi oi.e
'savs Of lsbor-ard to produce TINS tseus ~ =,
taItaman has been used than the lnoonnisaoe
forts OF the manage mens' ,r,o,ta az at
rnonea.,onably there must be elements Va H
..n.son 10 command this high PATRONAGE III 81
49,. = time. ana >hese We find 10th In the ReIe-
80. oonstitution of the company ana III spH
a,a,,iai character OF the president' o. n.o
scrihner. Ero. In the former Is embraces ~. =,
liberal 1earure devised by mooe1n ~.
science and in the latter is concentrates 'ns -,
siauens able qualifications OF an seeom pm u
and indefAt!gable underwater. nm .nas so,,bner in
teprity OF purpose displayed oy Ml. eoi tonI.
,h Loo. and nreyious SESSIONS Of the state e0isla-
ture made such an impression upon the Insurance.
Interests of this city that 1t presented him WIN
handsome service of plate, tribute that coaia
not be e1 ended to the worthy president "ltnou'
rejecting much OF its DISTINCTION upon 'he eo~-
pauy with which he Is conr ected'
The secretary, Sidney ". Cfofut, Eco, Is
most talented, able, and enterprising coao11tor,
and the President, in conjunction with this gen.
tleman, has achieved degree Of success IN we"
hundred days that Is commonly the work OF de-
cade.
those about to insure their ltTo5-and we should
hope all those uninsured ere OF this class-wll. nna
O liberal companyin the Empire Life conslosr-
alton of vital imp ,rt TO those who anx,ousl' SO"
at the present that others may reap In Inc iu'
ture.-Insur1ncs and Real EStn!e JoETnaL
no l.-lm
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FACTS Va. DEMONSTRATING Commo-
dore MAuRY's idea. Mr.. EDwAno YOUNG,
Of the Bureau of Statistics at Washington,
estimates the value of the "arerage" I'm
migrant THAT ia, men, women, and chill
drep1 at $500, and claims that the immi-
grants into this country lave added to It's
wealth at this rate. As China has popu'
latton of three hundred millions, her prop
erty must, therefore, at the lowest esti'
mate. be worth two hundred and forty
thousand millions of dollars! What nom
sense some people can pass OFT upon ,ne
unrehectipg for wisdom. The fact IS 'na'
in this country, whose inhabitants are
richer per capita than those OF any o1her
country, all the property of al sorts' pc
longing to natives and to emlgrants, ooes
not. It is well known, amount IN Value 70
an average of $500 to each inhabltant. IN
this state, according to the Auditors DOCKS
the real and personal property amounts IN
yalne to an average of about $500 to eaen
,nhabitant. But if our twelve hundred
thousand inhabitants could move over INTO
North Carolina, leaving their lands behho
them, they would each ipso facto become
worth ssOOl Suppose we try it. =
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Me- MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GDODs.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS COMING
TO THE Fab.

T. r. PRICE & co. are again in market, and
by steamers and express daily are adding largely
to their extensive stock Of STAPLE and FANCY
GOODS. Every novelty in the dress line Is now
coming; also, CLOAKS and SHAWLS for fAu
and winter, in endless variety.
Plain and Plaid FREQ ch and Irish Popltns,
Diagonal Poplins, every shade and quality;
Cashmeres and Merinos, all qualities;
Black Gro Grain and Bonnet silks, low bar
galDs;
Fancy Colored Silks, plain and striped;
C,tomans, Satin Lustres, entirely new;
Empress Cloths,
Henrietta Cloths, Bombazne Cloth
IN MOURNING GOODS:
Veours and Frerch Poplins Ottonans'
Tamise, Imper strice. Gro De Nice,
Gro DE Athens, Double MohAirs, Alpaoas,
Bomba7!nes French and English).
Grape Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape Collars, &C.
IN sTAPLFS:
Blankets. F!annels, Linens: Cotton and Linen
Sheetlngs, Damsek. ToTeIllngS, Cloth, Cassl.
meres Vestipgs, Qepts and adie3' shirts ana
Drawers, Cocks, Stockings. Bosoms &C. &C.
All of which Will be cold at sm III profits and
every article guar anteed or best quality NO spS-
c!a list of p Ices given hut let sensible people
ocl7 IDOL 5iain, corner Elsysn nth street.
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WE CALL FOR TEE PRooF.-The DISPATCH
hsvmg charged that "Hon. Charles II.
Porser, Lewis Lindsey, 8. +. Maddox, and
JIG Cox were tour OF the men who made
the most infamous gerrylnander ever made
In Virginia." We have taken the trouble TO
examue the app0rtionment in the Consti.
tu'IoI." and fno the statement of tie Dis
paioh correct IN every particular, exec ut
That Mes,rs. Porter, Maddox, and Cox
voted against the new superintendent, on
The motion of Mir. Porter to lay the report
OF tne committee on the table, and on its
nnxl passage not only did all four of those
named by The Dispatch vote against the ap-
portloument. but they were sustained by
large m joIity Of Republican members of
tue Convention. Out of thirty votes cast
against the apportiopment TWENTY-FIVE of
sham were Republican.
We having performed our duty and car.
ried out our pledges in this matter now
eail upon the Dispatch to retract Its state.
ment so tar IS the gentlemen falsely accused
are concerned. We await with some anxiety
The reply OF our neIghbor.-Stete Journal
I'VE took 1t for granted that LINDSEY,
POTTER, MADDOX, and Cox, being leaders
In the Radical party, voted for the appor.
tionment, but as they did not, we beg their
pardon, and proceed to give you the names
OF some Republicans who did vote for It.
We quote from the record now-namely.
Nankee) ALLAN, CuRTlss, HAwxHuRsr.
HINES. HoDags, MoRRIssEY, N1ckEasos.
and UNDERWOOD! Now, ego for
'em."1
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~ WHAT DYSPEPSIA MAY END

H WHAT DYSPEPSIA MAY END
IN.- INDIGESTION is not dangerous say the faculty.
Perhaps not In itself, while 1t remains mere indl-
ges lon but loo at the const quences to which It
may lead, and often does lead when It becomes
CHI conic disease. A spark OF fire is small thing.
A pressure Of the foot will pnt It ont; breath
will extinguIsh 1t. Yet i.may fire powder-uill,
or knde fame that will consume city. In like
mann or Indigestion may produce gastritis, cancer
of the stomach, congestion OF the bowels, AGO.
p,exy, liver disease, and many other dangerous
maadles. Is 1t not wise, thin, to check 1t In the
germ Nothing Is more clearly and In dlsputably
establish than that n OSTE TIERS STOMACH
BITTERS will eradicate dyspepsia in all its
sta ges. The true policy, however, Is to extinguish
1t in the FIRST stages with this wholesome power
full and callible tonic and Alternative 1t Is easier
to quench spark than fame, aud 1t is easier 70
cure dyspe psie when 1t is rst developed than when
It has MADE Roadway by neglect, and become &C m
plicated with other ailments. There Is not the
shadow Of doubt that the bitters are as directly
antsgonisttc to dyspepsia AZ water 10 to IRE.
There are thous snds OF cases on record proving
this fact. The rem edy is safe and Agreeable All
the Ito Qors Of commerce prescribed as stmulants
Iesve sting behind. But the sting Is taken out or
The spirituous basis Of Ibis great remedy by vnFe-
tn ole medic alton and, moreover. the sttmul Mt
thus medicated Is Of exceptional purity. T all
tonlcs taken as safeguards or NEEDLES for fever
and que, bilious remttenta, and otner fall cpl
denies. 1t Is the only one that en- uniformly be
depended upon. no 10 deoc&"lt
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Tn the editorial in yesterdays Dispatch
relative to the straight line road from
Ionisvjlle to st. Louis it was limited that
by 1872 we should be able to travei from
Richmond to St. Louis by this airline, con-
Meeting with the Chesapeake and Ohio OK
tension. TO Louisville. 1t should have been
ia. But think even of that! Here we
have been kept between hope and despair
for near forty years about our connection
with the Ohio Valley, and at last, by all
extraordinary effort, the work, taken only
half to the goal, is carried through In
little over t,po yearsl We have now only
to wait some eleven or twelve months LOT
the contamination of the hopes of life
timel
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Our young friend Of the Petersburg In.
der has just conception Of the grand flu.
ture of this cfty but he puts of she con.
summation only hundred years too, long.
We expect to see 1t but if his prophetic
soul sees correctly. even he will not live to
see the day. We are after him and Peters.
burg now. he has wandered away from
his native town, and wen have him
back If We are ;compelledto annex Peters
burg 10 accomplish the thing. :.
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the southern people, accusing them OF :
murders or al Union men," and of repeilion
generally, says: ;,
"We are tired OF playing the pars OF
scare.crow. It IL good thing TO ne aan-
nibal, but we don't want the roman uem se
goeues to be externally calling out tnaC me
are at their gates, when tney ,r kmo" '0's
well we are safely housed In Alrica'
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W. FOR TABLE USE AND SICK
Hkss.-Receiying tbis day, -..
SEQ boxes CATAWBA GRAPES,
500 boxes DELAWARE GRAPES,
500 boxes ISABELLA GRAPFS ....
400 pounds MALAGA GRAPES,
LOCO SWEET HAVANA ORANGES, ..
punches YELLOW BANANAS.
ALSO. .s. q.
500 CALIFORNIA PEARS,
And the largest assortment Of CONFECTIONE.
RIES, at ANDREW ANTOEI'S,
&C Sl-eod Main street below the post.ofice,
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0AEN.

In Manchester, on yesterday orning, LYDIA
T., beloved wife OF Benz amin IL. Payne, leaving
a larga family 70 mou n their loss.
TIE funeral Will lake place TODAY, at 23P.
P. from the Methodist CHURCH. The friends VI
the family will attend without further notice.
Was hington, Baltimore, and Petersburg papers
please copy.
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Personal,

THE GENTLEMAN WHO STOLE MY
l. PJCh ET-BU. X on the Fair Grounds Friday,
3D. Move mber will please 'cose 1t TO me, directed
to Mitchell's station, Cupeper county, or leave It
with K. II. Maury q Co. II contains papers uss.
Less to him but Yalu able TO me.
no l5-ltt JEkhMIAH MORTON.
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nT MEADE & BAKERS

INCIDENTALLY PU2G
COD Liver OIL.
Fresh supply OF the new crop Just imported
from New Foundland direct.
We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe 1t, and patients who have taken 1t, that It
Is more acceptable to the s.om2 oh and more
easily assimilsted than any other oil.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
nol3lm ole Main street.
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ME- DRESS-MAKING

Having secured the services OF 8 FIRsT-CLAss
CUTTER, would respectfully info m the ladies
of Richmond that am prep RED to execute o.
dsrs for DRESS MAKING according TO Ihe very
latest STYLES, MRS. NJ. A. BARtES
ro1.a.. s2s Main street.
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We have received from Messrs. WOOD
HOUSE & PARHAM the Westminster Rerteeo
for October-the American reprint-"eis
freiphted with articles on topics OF general
interest
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VERY GooD.-The Enquirer, exclaimine
against the raseally strategy Of the Radicals
in firing the northern heart by SANDERS OF
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Now afoat, 500
GOALS, which win be sold from the Vessels at low
Figures.
Cal and see my prices and lay In your winter
supply Of coal before there Is an advance In cosi
and freights In the northern nartets.
~ ~ .. WRIT ROBERTS,
ty18 - Corner 18th and Dock streets
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Il. &. Uosrf
- RICHMOND. VA, Aug. 8 1871.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Il. &. Uora
- RICHhOEp, VA, Aug. 8 1871.
EaaE AIMS ON THIS ROAD
II run IS follows:
. The msil trains leaYa Richmond ct s:1 A. y.
ana $3.50 7. n: and leave Petersburg St Aes A. d.
aud 20 z. q.
Freight and Accom- u odxtton trains leave Rich
mopd at 3 A. ID. and &4c z. NJ, and leave Peters
burg at 10 A. Ii. and l. so z. n.
Tho 5:<5 s. 81. train Will not leave Richmond On
BUSDAYS, aud the 20 r. u. train win not leays
Petersburg en- SUADAYS.
/ PassenSe for Norfolk viii take the $50 P. n.
daily train, and those nom Norfolk with connect
&c Petersburg with the 10 A. II. train.
Passengers from Clover Hill win take the $50 L.
M. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Friday
$3.50 p . .,a
Tao mail trans viii stop only at Chester.
The a.. d. train viii connect ut Peters.
burg With the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
goad for Lyme hburg daily.
SLEEPING CARS on the $50 P. NJ. train rum
ning through 70 W ilmington. X. b. KAsEY,
III Z Ticket and Freight Agent.