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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-27
PETERSBURG, VA.


December 24.-Thett Is but HttIe doing in old
which continues scarce and wanted. The receipts
Of new are more liberal, and the market rules firm
and active at quotations. We quote old Tugs AT
SS.50GSo50 so. and fair TO good old leaf Suitable for
twist ut si2G$4.
New loose. S56Ss for Tugs. and Ss.soGs3 for leaf.
PrinIings sell 1t $i.75G ss.2s lin hogsheadsI
THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED IN
THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF" DE-
cE3iBEE 81.
Virginia Leaf-Tha past has been an exceed
ingly dull week in nearly all branches Of the to-
bacco trade. No sales Of Importance OF Virginia
leaf have been announced as we write, and from
the condition Of the market 1t is safe to assume thai
mono were made. Small transfers Ito meet immc
diate relulrcments) were effected as usual, but be.
yord THIS little nothing appears to have been &c
complishcd. Stocks are low, and desirable assort-
mems consequently limited.
Augmented receipts would be very welcome at
this time but they not be had until the spirit
moves In the right direction. there Is no alternative
for tho trade except to mako the Eost they can Of
the market ne II Is.
MrnufactIred:-ys have to report another dull
week for the CavCndsh trade. There was some IN
curry for goods that were scarce, or held higher
than buyers chose 10 offer. but the sales were COM
purativcly few, and these effected were chiefly OF
rnrai ichl
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Intc,,scly Cold Weather Everywhere
Nuo0-S;orrns on NIL Sides--sixsy 10
cnmoiivcs Frozen Cp-Iwenty de-
crccs below Zero in ChicaSo-Thc
vcot,,cr in Virginia and North
.,-,,;r.s fo{n Cs,r;ss,npS-rrainsl
noJ,,c,,
v....,rs,~ WIS December s,-Tbe OLE
S,'.N HI'- dn,arc ~ wrn,ber bnrc
. '.,,,' ,.,iGns, ,,cv h,vc over Known 70.
,...r,-ys, iEr Thermometer went : =" ',e
.~.g degree, below zero. but Hu"n ~
e.. ono,noar IA zcro. 4 NC -n''.e1 .'SG
- W.. fonnd thi> morning 'n n:.i u"l'ea
49,, r, ,,o,.r H' 1s''et street.
,,..,.',,,,. no,,n,,,o,. y.
Lax, tnnxn hcr,.in- .-aay was 20, the
-,,,yr r-,nrra fm "th'!-'''eE"yS Inc
y~ 1orn ,ll;rinsr -" E,c !" re-, zen utSlees
.rrl with hca' -; wv -
..r. y ,i;.nrnG - Az ' ''"' 'o"''0'' - ''''
vG..frEr. s. ~ ,. ~,
f,,. i.r.E Sr't ~ / - D'.,'l'"ri - ne
,r,,.q;. ,,<> VI nc S'T's"', t''G =" III "oU,e,
toward, was !aunche0 TO-DAY Inc
{, ~" Is loufihcncS 'hicA' ana II Is freezing
A.
CHICAGO, Ill. teceinoer 20 ne ther-
'''IMe'eF 1T 'he thlle0 sta,cS oiSnai once at
60 IoSk 'ul> morning Aul"ateo twenty ao-
sTccs tc'o" zero.
1iNiNSATi' ~" DeC'h,peF IA speclal
ON HU.sn, lllU;, says ''lA' upward OF Sixty
"@''ho'!HG> were frozen up ana o"Loi "ascr
Tween huntingdon ana ny Ielu' lnu-, on inc
'G"o' ""o">t anu "e>'c'h 'ilo'u' .Jr
''@4.H .io",S N':x,e' ""ee, aud
i .''' iN"'- " uc,''''. -'o intat cases
1ii7 "'-i'":' '',I 'ii va" employees have
=" '!'''t w., .. tD '-anf pi them had
..' 49, . 80 -, 20 Its sne thermometer
d" 1T ~ Us morning was zero.
'r,r -. D. iJccemoer - ne
.I'. ~"F2lc Hlbhs, from New OK Tor
ION, "i'Nta on l'c-thl!e DeacH III
-'rc&>' h@r ci2" ncilS bauiy frozen. AS
f'N@Gcr was iSIdeTtd ny lnc crews from
S,1iicn-HouScs Nos. 70 and y.
iiTTLE ROCK, ARK, December 24.-To-day
la been the coolest day III nine years. The
I'Trr l. frozen over
Providence. December 2t.-The body OF
Viz. Marg hoanc was found last night in an
.r"N lot, III Pa"tuckct, Scaliiily clothed,
a 'tIio"icd, ana frozen. An Inquest has been
'r4"Ecd'
Font SC0TT, KANSAS, December 2l.-Last
20! WAS the coolest knowA IN this section,
a- mercury standing IS degrees Lc!o" zero
II or!ocN ms morning.
Bath. ME., December o4.-Thc weather
- thc past few DAYS has been bitterly cold,
.yrl. lor this region. 1t is now, at 8 O'Clock
T. NJ, degrees nelOw zero. A. Richmond,
*, g :. u, H. was degrees below. There is
ir..@hy more snow o" the ground i'll this
'',..lE III THIS date than has been known for
-" past twenty-five Years at least.
=. iocE, 90, December 24.-l.ast night
#"j Ial> forenoon were The coolest ct the sea-
,'a, Tia mercury tal!InG to ) degrees below
,,,.y, iy the SIGNAL Service thermometer and
ifolH - degrees 10 rs degrees below by the
"rIinirv instruments, according TO location.
!-mGht The temperature is midcr, being
several degree above zero. Che river above
The hrid@r-pcr> i frozen stronS enough for
T. passage of teams.
NV YORK. December 2G.--The snow here
l. twelve inches deep, and teams and the
'H''.- N>"S now "'".' NN"">" iS'''''"o' ,r,
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a Christmas Raid Or the Tiger.

BosroS, December 26.-The State con-
stahulary on Christmas day visited several
gambling establishments, arrested eighty
nine persons, and seized ali the furniture
and ilnnlcmcniS.
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RA1TIAIlRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, December ?0.-Flnnr aud wi,cai 1nseS
EN- eof03ic. yellow southern, t?Reac. Oats dull
southern. 4sc. Rye quiet AMI unchanged. Prf.vl-
sions-uotn:ng doing. Western butter unchanged.
Whishuy nominal 1T D7o
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PHILADELPHIA, December 26.-snow
crushed four hundred feet of Writings car
wheel factory this morning. A number OF
workmcn are buried in the ruins.
WILLIANsroRT, Pa, December 2G.-The
floor and ceiling of the Baptist church fell
yesterday while the building was filed with
five hundred worshippers Fourteen persons
were Killed and thirty wounded.
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BALTIMoRE LIVESTOCK MARKET. J

BALTIMORE, December 2G.-Cattle morn active |;
receipts gft vu.y best on sale to-day sts7ac sst
osrllify. 56}6c meduT 469jc. recapts, 522 hesld;
sales, III Ecad HoGs heavy; demand modarate ~
5aGic; receipts. 40, head. Sheep Sery dct' NJ '
&C.; receipts, LIDS head.
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REPORT.

The weekly report Of L. GimnIi. weiehmas!er at
the cattle scales shows IS cattle sold ut from as1cs
* H., gross; 100 sheep at from 54sTc u Do, grcss'
and so hogs at &c. 81 ID, net .-.-. &C.. n q.
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Lord Dundreary" Sothern is said to be
negotiating for the purchase of the liverpool
Post, for which its present proprietors want
$4,000.
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Tl.e Woman fsufFragtsfs ian Rochester.

The WOTnnn blfIrasgtsis ian Ecches,er.
ROCHESTER, December 26.-Susan Il. An.
thony and fourteen other women, charged
with illegally voting at the late general elec-
ton in this city, were to-day each held 10
hail In $500 TO appear before the United
States District Court on the third Tuesday in
.J1n1gry next
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Stauns0R.


TSDccIiU telegram 10 Tue Ulspatch.J
srAuHros, December 26.-Thc farmers In
this vicinity were busily engaged in gather
Ing ice six and seven inches in thickness on
"Wednesday, when, about 8 o'clock, snow
commenced falling very rapidly, and the
thick clouds gave evidence of storm OF IN
usus! severity. The mercury stood at eight
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New YORK, December 26.-Ihs bowery
Theatre and Canterbury Hall have oeen
damaged by fire.
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fspecisi sassgfain ID Tbs Usst,afehsi L $50
Z NoaroIx, December OBJ The case of the
Commonwealth aeainst John &. Hathaway,
proprietor Of Che Norfolk Day-Book, charged
with libel on ex-Collector John r. Ludlow,
now Mayor, came up before Che Magistrates
Court to-day, and TIC accused was sent OF, to
the Corporation Court.
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OFFICIAL.
~-~~~>-~---------~~---
CITY AUDITORS OFFICE, I

CITY AUDITORS OFFlCE,l
RICHMOND, December =, 1872.
TIME TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE
T11nnFD DERT OF THIS CITY will be closed
on aud after the l6II DAY OF DECEMBER. 1872.
and will not be re-opened until JANUARY lsT'
HtH Dim Auditor.
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prrrpsRURG MARKETS.

DEcENBER IS -Cottoa.-The market y es!.earuay
,v,s nuiet nd wesk with moderate sales at
for fair TO good, and Issc. for prime. strict seec
lions would have brought lsse. a. ,,.r-
Jy.eat-The receipts are moderate, anu TUG =. On
for choice white; slss for fancy; ZOE
choice red. 49,. ,,s,,s,
Corn.-Stock good. and We qaote the naraes9 aie'
NJ 70c for new, and 7sc. for o!d. a,sSsss1
Rye--Market firm ~ soc. for good; prime, u.
Odts-We quote &c.: retail, &C..
Peanuts-Ne quote 81 40 FOR 5000 70 prime'
Market quiet and but few coming 10.
Pork.-Demand better. Dressed nogs, sa1ali a ue
fat, fel7sc. heavy hegs, eEtosc.
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GeYGollhyiklc.
HEAVY sNow-IRAINs DELAYED.

HEAVY 5NUh bLLa' fo'
Special telegram to The Dispatch.l
GoEpoSsvILLE, VA, December 2U.-lt has
Seen showing here for twenty-tour hours,
with hail and rain at times. The snow IS
a3ou, seven inches deep. and banked in rail-
road cuts considerably The northumberland
Orange aud Alexandria night passenger tram
r,as,ed here this morning mt io:3o-seven
nours behind time. The southward-bound
Orange and Alexandria day mail left Alex
andyia ut 1910 to-day, and will arrive here
about : z. VI. The Chesapeake and Ohio
westward bouad mail train arrived here from
Richmond. with two engines attached, on
time. The castward-bound Chesapeake and
Ohio mail arrived and lei for Richmond two
ho;rs late. IL ceased showing about l.
o'clock today. Weather cloudy and very
cold. The snow would have been much
deeper, but hail and ruin packed it.
Esurheyiise.
snow SIX INCHES pEEP--MoKE DELAYED TRAINS.
Especial telegram to the pispa,ch'l
BrRkEyuLE, December GA storm OF
snow, hail, aud dne rain prevailed from yes
tcrday A. NJ. up to this morning ut O'Clock.
Sunw about six inches deep. Weather very
cold, causing much detention to trains on
the Richmond and Danyille railroad, the
down express train of yesterday arriving
about 20 O'Clock list night, getting away to-
day at / o'clock-engine disabled. There are
some slight delays to-day on the Southside
road.
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shipping, but tie Wind III changed,
nfla;a disastrous epnfagra tson was aVersad.
The damage was comparatively ,irfsnp 0rsant.
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,TogEHoUsE FOR sALE.-WeEsa

GTOREEOCSE + " II ShLE.--NefTsssz
y offer for sale privately, In the village oiAs4
Burke Mills, Augusta county, Va, fogrseen nisss
north of StauntoH, on the Valley turnpike. anu ~
Stsuutop. n 10 { containing u large 81 OBEhopsE
and DWELIISG, with good stable, siee-hosse.
garden, and good variety OF fruit Gee s.sr ~
ward. Seighborhood one OF the richest IN use 5ai-
lex, Fog further particulars, apply To- s,.r..,
- -577s7 B.A. JONES,
Bgsmo Biua. F,uvanna count, Va.
x-A
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These steamships are the LARGEST N THETEADK.
Cabin passage. ...s13 ana sS2' currency
prcnaid steer.,2c tickets from Liverpool. Queens
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or London, $50, cur.
renCy. , >,
For further information apply at the conpanys
office, No. 60 Broadway,
orto JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
orl5 40. 3 Governor street. Et"lIinord. va.
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DEPARTURES spE STEAMERS.
FoR BALTIMORE mo f. go.
pOWHATAS STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Steamer STATE OF'MSgYLAND will leave her
wharf on SATURDAY at O'Clock T. d. treiGhs
received up 10 j o'clock L. N.
. For freight or passage apply TO
ie ys.3k WILLIAM p. BRETT, Agent.
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OFFICE OF PowuATAS STEAMBOAT GoMPANT,l
September elst, 1872.
CONsIGNEES OF FREIGHTGsi
" by this line are hereby notified that
on and after this date Ill freight arriving by tfer
steamers, unless moved within twelve hohrs ailer
ARRIVAL viii hc stored ut their risk aud expense.
Steamers arrive MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS at q o'clock a. NJ.
se"3 WILLIAM 4. 6RETT. gent
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NORFOLK MARKETS.
Dsezsgsg ai..- estsen-SaIss % $50 balssj sssses
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ssso sero h!i ssas ass; II
sisoaad without sasasnai sssssE Ahtil abous
= o'clock this rnoraine, ssaaa for 4 time the
e'oais broke away and u cldsr day was aa.sci.
pated. AZ noon to-day, however, the snow,
already ten inches deep, commenced tslt-
ing again very rapidly, but held np Ia the
course OF two boars. The eassward.bound
train on ina Chesapeake and Ohio road due
here at 1910 did not reach Stannten init,
o:00 T. NJ, and at Gle lps FOR Richmond.
The heaviest snow was encountered between
Miilboro' aud Covfngton, and a. one tim.
the track of the engine was 50 blockaded
with the snow that all bands were compel,ed
70 get out and shovel It away. West of Mill.
poro' the storm Is reported to have been very
severe. The mail train from Richmond, due
here at BAL, crept in at about 4:45 with two
engines attached. They encountered the
worst of the snow between Richmond and
9ordonsville and near Greenwood dep5t.
Fine sleighing has been enjoyed here to-
day. Tonight the weather has moderated
somewhat, but the clouds are very threaten
ing, and q continuation Of the storm Is an
ticipatcd.
The Christmas holidays are being enjoyed
and spent quietly here.
Salem.
SNOW SEVEN INCHES DBEr-wEATHER CLEAR
AND MILD.
Especial telegraph to the Dispatch
SALEM, Va, December 26.-Snow seven
inches deep here. Northumberland mail
train delayed eight hours, Weather clear and
mild this atte.noon.
Roanoke.
CIV" SEVEN INCHES DEEP--A BAD WINTER.
tsl'ecial telegram TO the Dispatch
'~nASokE, VA, December 26.-Snow and
nail commenced failing here evening before
last and continued till late hour last night.
Snow about five inches deep. All trains de-
laycd on account of it. The winter go fan
is the worst we have had for Number of
years.
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NATIONAL LINE OF 1E4SS
~ STEAMSHIPS. usn.sxsss

WEEKLY no QUEENsTOWS AED LIVER
POOl-FORTEIGHiI4Y RIO AND FROM
LONDON DIRECT.
From Piers Nos. Il aud II North river.
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weldon, n. &.

TSpecia! telegram to the Dispaich.l
WELDON, \. c.. December 2G.-Christmas
passed off quietly here. 1t has been snow
ing and slcctiuy since yesterday morning,
rendering the different railroads almost im-
passable. the depth Of snow being about six
inches. The through travel has been some
what interrupted in consequence of the snow
and sleet having DELAYED the trains
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THE POLAR WAVE.

Iutrr.cly Cold Weather Everywhere
Nuo77-S,orrnS on NIL Sides--Sixty To-
cnmotivcs Frozen Cp-Twenty Dc
crccs below Zero in Chicaso-Tl.c
Weather in Virginia and North
.mroiina-A Gold ChristnaS-TraiIls
npT3,cff.
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White Sulphur Springs.

TSItCIaI ITTCgTa1TI I7TSIHEc!7'I
WHITE SULruUR SPRINGS, December &c.
The snow here is six inches deep. The mail
train from Richmond was about one hour
late tonight. The mali train that left here
this morning for Hinton was detained about
six hours by snow ut Mann tunnel. No track
was laid on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
on account of bad weather to-day. The
weather is moderAtiuT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
THE PARSONS LESSON,

Deacon Slocum, as had been bis Gus
tom lor years, had prepared q fine, fat
turkey as a Christmas present TO his min.
later, and he called upon bis son Tom to
carry Il over to tbc parsonage, but Tom
objected.
How, now, my SOM demanded the
deacon, you know this IL my custom,
You carried a turkey to the psrson last
wear, and your cider brothers have done
II 10 The years before you were big
enough.
Aud, retorted Tom, Parson Drummer
was never the man to say thank We. He
takes IL As d matter OF course. 1t don't
set well on my stummick to have a man
smut me when I'm doin' him a favor.
But, Tom, you must remember Parson
0numer Is q peculiar man. lie means
wcll.
And sa I sposa doss Old Brindlc mean
vp.I enough when she whisk. her tail ia
gsug csc; bgt I've bolicesi you didu't
srstu m like b.
m good deacon smiled, and pattcd his
sai aa thr shoulder.
Clfrythc turkey % the parsou, Tom,
sad e be d1ur thaak you for Il, win.
Tom sbonlleFed thr fuwll-iat, fair,
aud large sand carried Il 70 the minister
BON 3, when De found the host IL the Sit
uua-FaaH With & number of clergyman
tur company
Nr Drummer, said Tom, depositing
M Uuaieu upon che tlbla with a mump,
th-e turkey father scat to you. lie
tulA ua 90 bring Il, api I've brought Il.
AnI kHb ibis 10 wouki have turned
up1n bs heal anal lcn: bat the minister
sslloa him hack.
rs8ma. you ala right 10 obey your
father Obedience i a good thing; but
gou 81 Improve upon Tie manner Of
oaedan uu might have done youI
eul masr rgspecgtally
ilaa asked Tom, carly.
Wais ysu aIl magihe you are "a.
HFaaa. aui anAs aA tie bog
ile p4g,an took up tie turkey ant
ueUt GUS Presently he returned, tool
oaHs Isl. iald the fowl carefully upon
tae table, sod then, with a low bow
Ia:
Earsou 0nmmef, here ~ a turke,
which my father sends % you, and bog
ttal ION wNl accept Il with the oompji
Heats oftHt season
tam sterfel lo,Nanl and turned IL,
iafkes otsr
Nna huc tatkey, be aid. and | an
NOT only grateful 70 Yoar good father 10
lh Bat SIN very grateful TO yoa Tor hav
lag bFoashl f. Tell yoar father that | an
aol uaHaHdfai u tie naany iAsou / hay,
received s. ihe bands 81 hlmseli snd faml
Ab3 SOW Thomas, III goa will hrfn,
t 89Ua Into ihe kitehen and give IL q
tAt cook Iail call Mrs Drummer, az,
hl BE- Tise sau 3 twenty-five eoat piece
4e lareon Sc 4 nomen booked blank
but SIC aatA5le saA 81 lis clerical guest
stirred ~ as good buusor asia be auaegi
el DC lessen, sad seat tbe lad % with
piece az silver.
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IA g sesYoaf 8aosl
5s

-An a. sisrfa Yosf 8e5osa
5sf
aasf marriage AFgIy.ag
geaf hssni u s
haan ss eAsa pazA Ne
RaeBs hs5y han wlsi figure dos
Sea mat bfIpg her 3
IA e fHala Ia Nslas aeiialad .
kn nag - ga aAssa wlle.
-uatwga utra S iasy msa Is seen a
u n z melIliug uiA Indus
uFs
-ilesfta - ever liBd sew a. ne puis
orr aa oa cuf haeks 20 that We liant
90 @
The dsgeaee lctueea October and
NasgHterh hat whle with October
ses tsg, with November The fall leaves.
a lgy wruna = composition on IN.
ufHc, Fefasttei taa' We khoaH enacaY.
az 20 s,sd ertrcmea especially these Of
ws aA bee
Nos John, soppose iheres a load Of
bay au oao si1e ofthe river and donkey
oa lhe olbeT aud ao bridge, aud The
rFBt 10 wide % swim, bow can the
dgasey Rei 70 tbe Layt
tgise IL Mp
Well gha,s last pha, the other donkey
did
"A man stopping his newspaper wrote
% Te editors
Ittiuk folks often, TO spend their mum
uY fgr payttr, mi dad dldlcut aud every
body sed be was tls lnteligentest man in
tta e3gatfg and hsd de snauest family
olb9ina laal ever dugged isters.
A wedding was 10 take place one
evening lately, aud bride, parsou, aud
guests were ready when j. was annouuc-
"a laat the unhappy bridegroom was on
a Jury which was unable 10 agree and
had been locked up for the night.
a Quaker riding 10 a carriage with a
fashionable lady, deeked with a profession
Of jawclry, heard her complain Of the
cold. Sbiyeriug ia her Taco bonnet and
shawl, as light as a cobBcb, she exclaim-
ed, What shall ! do to get warm2 /
really don't know, replied the Quaker,
salemnly, unless thee should put on anotb-
cf b%reastpin'
II Ii tbe style nowadays. when an
engagement is broken OF for tho lady not
to retain the presents given her by her
Jaiace, or even the engagement. ring,
which they keep As an Indian keeps a
scalp, as a trophy Of former victories.
-Arrah, Pat, and why did | marry YET
Just tell me that! for it's myself that's
had to maintain yc ever since the blessed
dag hat Father O'Flanngan sent me
home 70 yer house. Swatc jewell replied
Pat, not relishing the charge, it's myself
that hopes | may live to see the day when
ye'rc a widow, weeping over the cold sod
that covers Inc Then, BY st. Patrick, III
SEQ how yc get along without me, honey.
An old e0lored minister, in a sermon
on he'll, pictured Il rs a region Of leo
aWd snow, where the damned . froze
throu eternity. When privately asked hi.
purpose In representing Gehenna IN this
way, he said; ! don't dare TO tell them
people nothing else. Why, If / were tc
say that bell was warm, some of them old
rboumatias woHld be wanting to start
down there the very first frostl
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THE ST. JAMES HOTEL,
~tFa1sIISn 81. JANEs PAHEl,
Jacksonville, Florida.
Open from November to MAJ.
-
THE EQUINOX HOUSE.
HgoT % Mr. EQUfsoIJ
Manchester, Vermont.
Open rom Jnne to Oct Der.

THE 81 James Hotel has accommodation for
80 guests. its location Il the finest Ia Florida
A new BRICK xinE. Haas feet, three stories IA
Insight aith spacious pafl0fs on the hfst e8af.
AID large airy sleeping rooms With FIRE
place IL zach. on tie second ADD third
f0grs. has besa Ldded during the
past summst fhs anttre hoass has been
fsiurulshsd II hrst ciAss ttyie Nlth sofa-spring
beds AID the beet hA4r mattresses
FamliAes aud others. seeking the delightful
climate ~ FlariA, Nal And the ~ James q con
f8rtabls home Ia tbs plntef.
Address By Mail u Telegraph.
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zab. As Manchester irom April IEh 70 october
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CENTAUR EMINENT
Will cure NEURALGIA, BRUISES, SWELL
ISGs, STIFF JOINTS, STRAINS,
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And all aesh, Bone and Muscle Ailments upon
Man aud Beast.
To the sick and bed ridden, the halt and lame
wounded and sore, we say cons and be healed
To The poor and distressed, who have spent
their money for worthless medicines, a bottle
Of cENTAUR EMINENT viii be given without
charge,
Physeians Veterinary Surgeons, and Livery
Mn are invited to try the CESrAuR LlNl-
NENT R,tAont cost
simr u the ingredients a ,his Imminent are
sq7aHy eMessi u, for Man AMI Bsast heace The
uams n G rtaur" Witch va. hall horse and
half man
Ceutsur Eminent White wrapper, lie Cor Fam
Hy uss. The @ ntsnr Ltbiment-YeiioS wrap
~. 1. hr horses AMI Apimals. II viii cure
spawn. Stratus, Scratches, sweeny, &c and rs
bound 20 hr+oal-h TIE word
Why vii soa suffer, or loso the use ola yalaa-
allie animal, wttu Jon can get Ceutsur Lint
meat, $ certain, speedy, and effective c re 30
% ccais add sI.0o per bottle.
WeHul warraut cures or return the money.
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SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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HEALTH BEAuTYII
DIR. RAILWAYS

STRONG AND PURE RICH nLOOD-iN.
CREASE OF FLESH AND W~EIGIlT-GLEAh
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION sR.
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rRsr.sALE OF POLICY 70 COMPANY.

At end OF 10 years iO4 per cent. ofpremIums returned
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