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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-29

EARTH CLosETs.-Carefully prepared sta
tistics put the number Of deaths at 10000
annually resulting from cholera, dysentery,
and typhoid fever, allured chiefly by open
privies [open sewers and wateI-closets are
worse.] The Journal Of Applied Chemistry
says Of this fact:
"It is asking too much Of an intelligent
community that it should tolerate such nui-
sances much longer, and we reiterate what
we have said before, that nothing but igno-
rance stands in the way of the universal in
PRODUCTION of the dry-earth system. We last
year gave the result Of our experience with
the earth closet, and this year can add the
accumulation of another summers trial. We
prepared three barrels Of sifted and semi
dried earth for our supply for family of
eight persons, and this material, with bar
rel of hTd-coal ashes, making four barrels in
all, was found to be sufficient for four
months. The greater part Of it passed
through the closet five times, and when
stored away in the barn this autumn was not
so disagreeable in odor as many samples of
guano."
The same paper argues that as soon as
earth closets become generally known and
introduced, and the value Of the material
becomes known, it stands to reason that
companies will be organized who will fur
nish all the dry earth and empty the scuttles
without any charge to the family, and
eventually they will pay for the privilege
This is certainly al important subject,
whether it is regarded in sanitary or pecu-
mary point OF view, and especially SO for
large cities. -'.......
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a171-rIoY sArEs-.-rnsure Days.
= ByLee e Geddin, Auctioncars,
Nh. .lI15 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TALUA-
~ PIE HEA Asb 5s g5Gr z or TIE
d 655T D lie sy y # Tenea ad 81
her instant, i'm the case Of the Commonwealth OF
Virginia against r. II. Hfmann lae sheriff OF Aen
rico county and others, the undersigned speclal
commissioners appointed under said decree VIII pro-
eced 10 sell at public auction, on the premises, the
tGowarF sss IND n s se anuapy s
q o'clock r. NJ, q certain LOf situate Mt the corner
Of Clay and Hancock streets fronting about aT,s
tsn fsai w o R w I1f
improvements as may be thereon, near the corner
OF Leigh and Henry streets, fronting ftyone feet on
tue south side Of Leigh street. and running back 100
ldfs 70 fset from william g. Bellies lot
After which we viii sell that LOT OF LAMP, with
the improvements thereon, situate on Catnarine
street between snyth and Henry, fronting on cam,
nlley, and THREE AND HALF FEET oF Loi
And Immediately thereafter we win sell that L0I
OF GROUND, with such improvements rs may ne
thereou situate On the north side OF keigh stses =
point 1870 feet from the western line oil flsierstEce
running westwardy, fronting 80 feet on Leigh street
and extending back lis feet to an alley t"ent! ieet
wide.
And on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of January
1872 we will sell the foowing-dcscribcd REAL
ESTATE-yiz.. ut % o'clock T. NJ, that LII LII Or
LAND. with the improvements thereon, lying ON
Federal street, in Duvals addition, known In SAD
addition us part Of Lot No. IS, commencing on tie
north side of Federal street 20 feet incnes rom t
corner Of said street and Stephens street. trout
80 feet inches on Federal street. with aepeii
80 feet. Also certain other LOT, with the I'm
proycments, situate on Federal street. knownas Lot
No. Is In Duyal's addition, fronting on Federal street
30 feet inches, and running to the corner Oh 81.
Stephens street SO feet. ,.,a,- u
And Immediately afterwards, say ut y o'clock r
H., that LOT OF LAND lying on Brook turnpike.
with the improvements, adjoining the property OF
Peter lawson fronting 50 rect on ,he west ne Oh
After which we viii cell that lot kaGwn ad as d"
situate on the north side of Bacons Quarter branch
fronting 40 feet on street thirty feet WIDE anu run
ming back $50 feet. together with such improvements
as may be Oh said lot.
TERMS OF SALE: Oue-Gfth cash; the residue In
equal installmeuts at six, twelve, eighteen. ana
twenty-four months, for negotiable notes. with inte-
rest at six per ceutum added, and the legal title re-
lincd by the court until the entire purchase money
ia maid JAMES C.. TAYLOR,
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
T. p TURNER.
Special Commissioners.
salcconductcd by LEE s GoDD1S, 1113 Main street.
de 2D-tds
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&. BY Wellington Goddin,
Rcal Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
Corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
l. BILE FARM OF 100 497-1o9Q ACRES -, On
THE NINE-,dILE ROAD TWO MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of Il decd Of trust executed
to the subscribers by the late Colonel James n. 6.
Dickinson, bearing date 18th Of june 1870, duly re-
corded in Henrico County Court in Deed-Book NO.
81, page 4s, sha in execution thereof, proceed e
SELF at public auction, on the premises, on tRlDA1
the 10Th of December 1871, at II o'clock 4: d., i
fair If not, the first fair day thercaftcr that very
beautiful aud lhghy-improyed FARM located as
above, Of which Colonel Dickinson rccrntiy died
seized, containing 100 497-10OO ACRES, all OF
which is well locafed, aud the most OF 1t III hlSh
The improvements consist OF an excellent BRICK
DWELLING containing five rooms the usual - SE i
WANTS HOUSES, and large BARNS, STABLES,
&c. There is an excellent ORCHARD on the place
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses OF SAFE
18th Of June next and Is TO the residue on credit
of twelve months. The interest on the 5000 VII DC
at the rate Of IL Per cent per anum from the lth OF
December, 1911 and:is To the residue oil the pEocceu
of sale Mt s per cent. per annuIn from inc Gay OF
sale, and secured by deed Of trust on the land.
G Gh6IE}iE n ch bEkEE:wrY,5, Trustees.
RICHMOND, December Is, 1871.
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n ,narsable sermon OF . Unifartan
Minister.

In his Christmas sermon, Rev. George II
He,worth, of the Church OF the Messii'
New York, said:
Dear friends, I want to talk to you yer!
plainly and very frankly this morning, aho
mon a subject Of the greatest lmpott,nce
F;rs. I want to speak OF Christ as theo'osf
cal dogma. ] know very little aooue 'h =.
science of theology, and care less Tor u. u
was ALWAYS a very dry study TO me, out thi,
d,s,na is the basic element of my SYSTEM ano
therefore speak Of it. I cannot resist the
..n1;n@ II has grown Partly out of the way
i, which | read the Bible, aud partly out OF
NV own religious consciousness that ChTHt's
i;fa and Gods life arc incytricably interviewer
and ;ntnrlaced. am bound TO believe II
ITn;;,'s divinity OF else tear certain texts up
Nv th, roots. which anu wholly unwilling
n do. Whcu Jesus in prayer says, ~,
rather, glorify me with Thine own sell, with
tho ciory that had with Thee before the
world was :" / cannot evade the conflc-
lion that the words, plainly rs any WORDS
can be. are intended to assert preeNistencc.
If they do not distinctly say that Christ IS CO.
oval with God, then fail to comprehend Inc
unaniue of the passage. Now, you may
honestly deny the fact by openly douotins
ii,c correctness Of the text. But. aumittihs
.hc text, the deduction is plain. Again
,vhcn He saws. "If man love Me my iaticr
viii love him. and We will come unto nun
and take up Our abode with HIM" THINK
,,c clearly intimatcs power coordinate WIN
that of God. don't sec how tho conclusion
can be avoided, provided you admit the cor
RICHNESS OF the text. I do believe TINS.
second having placed myself right on inc
donna. I come to speak OF Us hl'toIlca'
ynluc. I believe that the dogma, as H'c
stated it, has saved the world, ana done more
than ANYTHING else to mould modern society,"
If Christ had been mere man, great re,
former. the changes he introduced "ouia
ave died out, and his voice, though IL spoke
IN clarion tones, would have dicd INTO very
dim and distant echo long before this.
The church was built on the dlVnlt! OF
Christ: il would not have survived II II
had not been, and the Church saved the sccos
O the new civilization from among the III
ne Tho old. I come lastly to speak
of the institutional value of the dogma. II
!! the only possible basis Of organization. II
ives rs two works to accomplishing save
ourselves and then to save the rest OF the
world. Atheism can't organize. 1t never
loo done so il never will. Radicalism can't
organize. One must have faith to organize.
r sdicalism is cold !; it always seems to me Ike
a hen brooding on stone eggs. 1t may warm
I, m with the heat Of its own body, blt, al
t:r all, the eggs are stone, and can never bring
forth lie. " hat may not this dogma he to
YOU? If you are weak--and who is not
vor can 20 to Christ and get strong; If you
srn sinfuI-and who is not-you can go to
Christ and be forgiven. implicitly believe
all this, aud on it would found this church;
I heartily believe it, and by means of it l
would save my own soul and yours. -
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WHOSE HAIR WAS Ir?-A novel trial il re-.
ported to have taken place in London, !
lady went to ball, and when preparinq 70
return to her home in the evening, before
going to her carriage took off her couture and
tied 1t up in handkerchief to keep it fresh
for party she was to attend the FOLLOWING
night, and that she might the more conyeni.
emily put warmer wraps ON her head. the
evening being cold. When she reached her
dwelling the coitlure was not in the carriage
She dispatched q messenger for il. but it
could not be found. Some DAYS after she
met an acquaintance whose hair was the same
color as her own-rather peculiar hue-and
was satisfied she wore her couture. She taxed
her with Ii. Of course It was Indignantly de-
h!ea. 80 certain was the lady that it was her
hair the other had taken from the halI and
was wearing she sued her for it. When the
trial came on the defendant struck the nrose.
cutor dumb and convinced the court nv lot let.
ting down her tresscs and showing that thew
were her own, thereby procuring a iuds-
ment IN her favor. Subsequently, she quar-.
relied with her hair-dresser, when It came ont
that the hair she had so dexterously exhibited
rs having grown on her head had grown on
some other head, but had been artfully and
arranged for the pulling down
process by the hair-dresser.
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BY Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" RTE real, ESTATE IN TIE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD, NEAR TUE RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG TURNPIhE, FOUR MILES
FROM Enthusiastically virtue or decree or
the County Court of Chesterfield county, ut the De-
cember term. ls7l in the chancery suit OF Br%tasn
rs Totty's administrator It dis, we VIII oner lor
house of the said county. at IL o'clock NJ on MOI.
DAY the 9Th Of january. 1872, the IkACI ~, Of
LAND In sid county OF which Ricn,rl Iolty GleH
seized and possessed, containing about tltI I-tIPE
ACRES, on which there IS comfortable dwelling
good water aud considerable timber, which, from lta
proximity to Manchester, might he made prontioic
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance In SIX, n!ne-
and twelve months. Title retained until further Or
der of court. JAMES A. CLARhE,
WILLIAM HAMBERS,
rio oa.td Commissioners.
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BY j. L. AppersoH'
Anctiouser and Real Estate Agent,
1910 Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
MILL &c. ABOUT one eo NILE ~ ;Es EA made o To-
III ~ : A. FARMER aud Robert Verne, dated 18th
Neveer 1870 recorded In HenrIco County sn1 Court onr
clerks Office in D. b. 81, page AZ VIII sell he AUG eS
fs7, NJ III O'clock p NJ the abovedescrbed property
Known as BLAllEl'S MILL, With TWO md M,
ACRES OF LAMP, Nh, ln IHal,1s
Sc with ali the rights, privileges, and uppurtenances
thereto belonging. .,.,,,s J..
for cash It Il probable that by the day or sale
arrangements Will be made for credit as to three
fourtiis of the purchase money.
IT ArprRsoS tuctonecr. de a7-tds
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:. .i1sr1oF sAIEs..-r,f,ts Day.
by Cook 4 Laughton, Aucfoneer,
,-nr,,e, Governor and franklin btTcetss

GENERAL AssoRTMEE,NgT,, r OF I Tnsl
TSSso 81 ggsNos. &c. AT AUCTION.-IHis OA2
n 10 O'clock we viii sell at our anchSI GIL
MAHOGASY SIX-o yG!l We fEA .Snnf.oN,
one ON . s1sst hNY and WALNUT WARpEoBE rp.
Handsome W ALNUT JENNY Linz oDO
,,o SinGaAAiSIYi SOFAS. DIvANs, and CHAHfs;
SPRISG-SEAT LOUNGES,
M nnAlaiaEi = and I TaPEsTRY CARPETS,
ZANE aud WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS
TIN SAFES.
E r. and HEATING STOVES,
MAHOGANY LEAF rT IAaIdte AI-e1JToS.
Auctioneers.
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BY Z. d. Ncwburn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0l4 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF GOOD WILL AND
n FIXTURES OF THE SOUTHERN STEAM
LAUNDRY AND DYE WORKSHOP WEDNES-
DAY January sd, at IL O'Clock NJ, will SELL on tile
premises lSrmd street near corner Of Third, the
GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of the aboyc-nalncd
establishment. consisting of wcll-estahlShed bust,
ness with necessary fixtures for wcll-rcSulated
Dye Works and Laundry.
SHAREHOLDER.
STEAM and WATER PIPING,
DRY SHEDS, &C, &C,
everything in place to continue profitable pusl-
uess-to he sold rs whole. -
TERMS: 1T sale. E.B. NEWBURN.
de 2p-tls AuctOnCcr,
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TAX NOTICES.


CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER z
RICHMOND, VA, December ], ISL. {
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-Ina accordance with
L an ordinance OF the city the Collectors office, in
the City Hail. corncr Of Eleventh and Broad streets,
will be orcn daily from the 18th 70 the 3lst DAY OF
DECEMBER inclusive, from 0 O'Clock A. M. to Q
O'Clock Z. NJ, for the purpose OF receiving from all
persons who have already paid one-half Of the city
taxes charged to them the remaining half.
The Collector will further receive the unpaid s.a
REAL AND PERSONAL
tay-blls from all persons who have not paid their
taxes for the year 1871.
The Collector would respectfully call the attention
OF all taxpayers TO the ordinance passed LIST Of May,
1871, Is follows:
"TEN PER CENT. will be added 10 the amount OF
said remaining half of the tax charged in every case
where the party assessed shall fail 10 pay said re-
nanng half within the time so limited. But In
any person having failed to pay in the month OF
June one-half of the city taxes due from such person
shall fail to pay the whole amount thereof or be-
fore the 3lst day OF December there shall be added
twenty per cent upon the amount of the taN.oin so
remaining due.n JOHN F.REGSAULT,
dc l-lm Cotleetorof City Taxes.
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AT negro celebration lately an Irishmsn
stood listening to the colored speaker expa-
tlating upon the Government and freedom,
and a. the orator came to "ppriod" from
the highest and most poetical flights. the
Lishman said: WV
Bedad, he spakes well for a nagur didn't
henow?"
Somebody sa;d, "He isn't o negro; he is
only half negro"
"Only half a nagur, is it.? Well, if o half
nagur can talk in that STYLE, Fin thinking q
miah."
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-I will
sell mt public auction at my Office SATURDAY.
December 20th, ISL, ut II o'clock a. Me- the follow
propcrty-to Wit,
BUREAUS,
LOUNGES,
CHAIRS,
BEDS and BEDDING,
TABLES.
PICTURES,
MIRRORS,
TRUNKS.
FEATHER REDS,
CHINAWARE,
WATCHES,
CARPET, &c. &C.,
to satisfy an order of tie Circuit Court OF this city
and suury distress warrants aud executions III ny
hands. ~
TERMS: Cash. 4. W. ROSES,
de 20 High Constable city Of Richmond.
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r OST, ON DECEMBER 2GTH, 1871, ON
IL Main street between Sixth and Eighth streets,
u CHILD'S GOLD CHAIN with LOLkEf al
tached: one side of the locket broken. The Under
will be literally rewarded by leaving 1t at
]. u. BRIGGS'S Bakery.
&c os-ot* 107 hain street
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rxEcUTOR's SALE OF PERSONAL

EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL
II EFFECTS.-Immeuiutely after the foregoing
sale of Colonel James IL 6. Dicklnsons real estate.
of the decedent, consisting of the lGlcwinS5yHiz.'
About $50 barrels CORN, BLADE AND TOP FOD,
WORK HORSES, four MICH COWS ana one
CALF, two BUGGIES, two CARTS. and the usual
FARMING 1fPT EMESTS. md IN excellent par
eel Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.
TERMS: UnGer Slu0, cash: over that amount, lour
months credit for approved, endorsed pa
per. X. II. . DIN L -I"oo,s,s
EXECUTORS OTICE.-Al persons
IL having claims against the estate OF .olonei
sent them mmediatey for settlement; and those In
ieteI 10 his estate will come forward and make
naynent as wish to wind up the estate az as carly
4 dlv as practicable. IL. ii. DlChINSoN,
dc l9-eod&ds LAccutor'
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY. -a-.
TUD. B. WOOD; D. D. So 60
PRACTITIONER OF DENTISTRY
IN I'LL Its various branches.

Special attention paid to FILLING TEETH and
IRREGULARITIES of the same
OFFICE: Ninth street two doors from Main.
no l9-eod3m
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CRoCAERI-, GLASSWARE, &c.

u CURRANT'S G.f1
Ls HOUSE-FURNIaIIING STORE. tfA5
No. 903 MAIN STREET. 49,
CHINA and GLASSWARE,
SH.EER-PLATFD WARE,
EODGERS'S TABLE CUTLERY.
FANCY GOODS,
OYSTER aud SOUP TUREENS.
STEEL and BRONZED FIRE-SETS.
NURSERY TENDERS,
PARL0R COAL VASES,
PLATE-WARMERS.
GERMAN STUDENTS LAMPS,
JAPANESE PAPER WARE,
and Il variety Of useful articles Call andsc Thorn.
oc 81
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THE PEERLESS GLOBE-FLOWER
i COUGH SYRUP, for the cure OF every form OF
cough. bronchitis usthma sore t!lroat, horscncS5,
&c, and will positively cure consumption II taken In
time. See circulars. For sale by proprietors
wholesale agents, Is
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.. Druggists,
1916 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
oc 4s3m Richmond, Va. Is
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

cox REWARD.-Lost, new RUSSIA
sDLC LEATHER POCK ET-BO0K. containing
about $l15 in currency and u check for SIS, with
some valuable papers, between the store of Simpson,
& Brother and the post-ofiicc. A reward of TWEEN
TY-FyVE DOLLARS will be given If returned to
the Undersigned.
de 29-ot< =. NJ. SIMESpS.
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EsV-SrNESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, \ VALUABLE COW, EEEgS1ss
Il now fresh with her second calf. AnyIIs141A--
family wishing cow combining more e%cellencies
than are usually found together In single animal
can hear of one by calling at the store Of RAN
DOLPH & ENGLISH. Persons desiring them, can
buy cows US low US ten dollars TO trouble 1t Il
stated that this is 4 cheap cow. Price asked. eighty
dollars. If YOU want COW worth the money, csll
and see about her. dc 2S-atN
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Ell Perkins 10 ii. D. Landon, if YOU want
10 knoW.-L0WspiHs Courier.
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RICHMOND ASD PETERSpuEG)
RAILROAD COAFAGi,
RICHMOND, VA. August 5, ISL. J

RICHMOND, VA, August 5, ISL.
IT'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run as
Il follows:
The mail trains leave Richmond ut a"5 4. u. NJ
$50 2. NJ; and leave Petersburg 1T iD5 a. VI aIa
T2o =. NJ ,.
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
at a. n. and $40 r. NJ, and iclre Petersburg III ~
a. VI. and 45O L. ~
SUNDAYS, and the 100 T.. u. train will not leave
Petersburg On SUNDAYS. =,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the c20 7. VI.
daly train. and those from Norfolk viii connect u
Petersburg with the 10 A. Il. train.
Passengers from Clover ILL VIII take the GO a.
NJ. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and tTiIals;
aud returning, leave Richmond OH tic same days III
$50 i. VI.
The mall trains will stop only AZ Chester. ,,
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Dido railroad Tor
LynchDurg daily. e.sr,.
through to Wilmiugtop. X. r. RASEI.
au ~ Ticket ard Freight Agent.
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a1vFss AMI, eps,,EAN STEAMERS.

ATATIoNAL LINES q EA M al|EFh
IN no QUEENsToW AND LIvE J: = q y,
from tier d North river, New York. every SAT- R-
Hates OF PASSAGE: First cabin, to Liverpool,
oncensfo,yn or Londori direct S75 and Ss5; steer
aae s9s uayabIe I'm currency. From Liverpool Lon
dondef7g, Queenstown or Glasgow. 70 new Iona'
prepaid, storage, S52, currency;
Passengers booked TO or from other points III EDg
land or tic Continent ut cheap currency rates. -,
For further information, apply &C the 9thce OF the
f,ompany 10 F. w. j. HURST, Manager, Z
'1f 90 broadway. New York, or to >
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
a.. e-s,n Governor street, Richmond, va.
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rOR RENE.

TOR RENT, a neat BRiCh Wv wv, h IN !
e.I,t 40 Az, 1 ro,Ii,s JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
an nS - Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer.
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CtAN you TELL WHY TT Is

" that when any one comes 10 Stroods-
burg ~ boy Furniture, tiley uays lhqrier
ior G1Csrtys Furniture Store! lSeet. Is.
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Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu-
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint
ed in the best style of the art
Having firstclass material always on
hand, and none but frst-class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but first class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call and ex,
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September 10, 1S67-tf.
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED HAY
TEDDER.
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS!

The experiments and public trials of the
past season satisfied all who witnessed them
that the Bullard Tedder was the only one
operated that would thoroughly spread all
kinds of Hay, on rough ard smooth ground,
"taking ii up from the bottom, and leaving
it in light fieecy condition for drying"
1t is the only machine for turning and
spreading hay That is of light, easy draft for
one horse. Its use enables. the farmer to cut,
cure, and store away hay in one day, and
adds 20 per cen! to value of crops A large
farmer says: a" its use in single season will
more than pay lis cost. The enterprising
farmer will not, cannot do without it the
longer he puts offbuying, the poorer he will
be-" Price $50. June 10, 1871
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A Chance to make Money +!

One Hundred Dollars from One Dollar.
A sure thing and no Deception.
Every person owning HORSES, CA r.
TIE, SHEEP and HOGS are guaranteed
to make One Hundred Dollars by using a
One Dollar Package of
Y0UATT's CONDITION POWDER"
manufactured by WILLIAM HoLLINsHEAD,
Stroudsburg. Ii you have never used it try
a Package and if it does not benefit your
stock to the amount of one hundred dollars.
IN your estimation, call at the store and get
your money refunded.
HORSES.-lt will give them good ap-
petite, keep their skin loose aud renders the
coat soft and shining, keeping them in good
condition with one-half the feed, being there
by a saving of one half the money
WS.-It makes them give more milk
with one-haf the feed, and if they give more
milk of course you make more BUTTER,
and the more butter the more money
| have so much confidence in the Cattle
Powder that | make the above offer, know
ing well that it will do all that is claimed
for it.
VIM. HOLLINSHEAD.
o. Ask to see The Great Tobacco An
tidoie.
March 4, 1S69-tf