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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-20

RECENT heavy rains In England
caused a large portion of the chalk
forming Shakspeare's Cliff, at Dover,
to fall away. The cliff overhangs
the sea, presenting a perpendicu-
lar wall several hundred feet In hight,
the top being covered, to within a few
feet Of the edge, with wheat fields.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-20

HENRY WILSON Is the eleventh Sen.
ator who has been elected Vice Presi'
dent, tho others having been Aaron
Burr. John G. Calhoun, Richard N.
johnson, Martin Van Buren,, John
Tyler, George II. Dallas, william r,
King. John c. Breckenridge, Hanni-
bal Hamlin and Andrew johnson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-20

W. B. TAYLOR, late Of the Elko In
dependent, and still later Of the Phoebe
Record, having sold out his Interest In
the latter paper to Judge Berry, pro-
poses starting q new daily evening
paper about the 18th Of next month,
at Phoebe, to be called the Erenia9
HefrS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-20

TnE San Francisco merchants are
raising a fund Of $4,000 to enable
Colonel Stevenson to start a Sailors
Home, so as to protect mariners from
the keepers Of sailor clearinghouse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-20

Jous McCULLoUau has leased the
Metropolitan Theatre, Sacramento, and
will run It with a first-class dramatic
company during the coming holiday
week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-20

The Postmaster General has decided
that postmasters are responsible on
their bonds for the loss OF registered
letters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-20
sxrk,Se A MILD CLIxArE.-It

SKEKINo A MILD CLIxArE.-It Is
somewhat astonishing, says the Sacra-
mento Union, to notice the number Of
people, thin In flesh and suffering
from a hacking cough, that come from
the East nowadays seeking n mild
climate. Nearly all Of them continue
on to the lower counties Santa Bar
bara, Los Angeles, etc., and appear to
have a firm belief that their health
will improve. g.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF wAsHoE
T "a SPstss 8. % STRNI an r ns.a an"aninea.i;;
Nominated for Second Assistant Engineer oftna
Virginia Fire Department st the ensuing eieer
" acHls. q. DALEY, President
8. z. Dtcxso1, Secretary. dslou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-20
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
STATE INsANE ASYLUM.

0F THE STATE OF NEVADA, AUTHOR.
~ lied BY Act Of is Legislature, approved
Mafeh1, rSsi, for the founding OF
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The Modest " l."

1t is not the most modest speaker or writer
that uses the feweSt "Is": and we always
feel species of contempt for that sort oI
criticism which consists in an enumeration
of the Ps, mes, and nly's that speaker OF a
writer has used. Your humble speaker"
or the writer" is by no means OF so rctir-
ing disposition as simple al" The un-
pretentious man uses !, me, and n,y, and never
thinks Of himself in connection with them.
!" You know" is a polite phrase which
thoughtless people often find fault with. 80
it Is with the words we are speaking of.
True politeness demands their use. To EN-
ploy the third person Is nh aiiectation of mo-
desty which Is rather disgusting than pleas
ing. To omit the first person when its use
is indicated by the circumstances of the case
or by regard for good sense is ridiculous.
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The USury Law.

CLARKEsyILLE, VA, August 9. 1872.
Editors Dispatch: Please explain more
fully your article in Thursdays paper COLI
corning the usury law. We were under the
impression that there was Il change pro
posed if not, what was the object Of voting
ut the last election If there was Il change
proposed, was it not carried in that election
We do not know what Is the law OH the
subject Of usury us matters stand now.
ASH.
cash" can doubtless recolcct that up to
1869 there was nothing i'll any Constitution
which the State of Virginia had ever had
that referred to usury or interest The
whole subject was left TO the discretion and
good judgment of the General Assembly.
The effect OF the popular vote OF last spring
upon the llsury clause of the State Constitu-
ton was to leave the matter just us it had al-
ways stood in Virginia previous to 1863.
The Legislature is now perfectly free to nj
low interest to be charged ut the rate Of five
per cent. per month, or to provide that it
shall not exceed five per cent per annilm.
In fact, as we have had occasion to state be-
fore, the Legislature at its last session did
pass bill to regulate the rate of interest, but
as it failed to receive the Governors sigma.
ture it did not become law. Consequently,
the law stands as it has stood since 1870. See
Sessions Acts lSG9-'7O.
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nIEH.


10 Liberty Bedford county Va on 1 Tic t III
Ills friends and those of his brother and sister are
rrspet,tfay invited TO attend MS iuher ir n2rpS
Johns (EpiscoraIj church THIS iIuesday) aioHs
ING at II O'Clock.
In this city on the 18th instant ut Ie'
dencr, after long aud paint A. IN me
STEVENSON. son OF William =. ote'eii''h' - '''~
His funeral Will take place from the SeeonH III t,
hyirrian church, Rev. DR. Hoges, Iriio eiarJ, nf
NOON, August 13th, at ! o'clock. Ime
the family arc respectfully invited TO attend.
On Saturday nruIng 10th in;tsnt NJ d, .wgnry
nf George A. and Eliza G. Haynes; aeed thrca scai
nine months andteH DAYS. =. .~,..
We miss her: words capaot express
The loss we.pow silstIln.
Yet slte IS TN Heaven at rest
Oh Why should we complain!
Ent every place whPre'er We go
find some little token,
Some little playthiEg she had loved
On toy that she had broken.
OH Mary, dear shall ever feel
Thy little arms cntwininE
Around my neck, ~ off you on .
With love and mirth combining
Az Windsor Forest, In tlle county Of New hent
on SUNDAY, 18th instant JOHN G''OlIaLL, :. "a
son of E. F. and IL N. Reeve; aged eleven mol.n
and four days.
I'm Manchester at los O'Clock A. NJ. AUGUST ilth
of cholera in fnnm JOSIE. youngest son OF Mrs
Harriet IL Richards, aged two years and nineteci
Farewell. jessie, thou has left us
Angels claim thee as their own:
llp in Heaven we hope To n,et thee.
When lfcs weary days have flown
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No New Thing Under the Sun.

writer for the New York World, dpropo:
of the so-callcd prediction Of Monsieur
PLAsTAMoua, culls frcm GoLDsMlTn's Letters
of a Citizen Of The World, what GOLpsN'1a
represented to be extracts from Tie diary
of philosopher. Here is one extract, which,
though written about hundred year, ago,
suits today as well as it did the one it was
written:
Vedncs9aH--To-niyht by my calculation,
the loDg-prcdictcd comet Is to make ITS i!fat
appeaI-,ucc. Heavens. what ttrrurs are III.
pending over our little dim spcck Of earth
Dreadful visitation! Are we to be scorriied
in its fires or only to be Smothcred III the Vapol
of IFS tail? That is the question Thought
less mortals 20 build houses, plant orchards,
purchase estates, for tomorrow You diel
But what if the comet should not Gomez
That would be equally fatal. Comets are
servants which periodically return to supply
tho sun with fuel. If our sun, therefore.
should be disappointed of the expected sup
ply, and atl his fuel br in the mean time burnt
out, he must expire like an exhausted taper.
What miserable situation must our earth
be in without his enliycning ray! Have we
not seen several ncighboring SllnS entirely
disappear. Has not Il fixed star near the tai
of the Ram lately been quite cXlinSuiShcd:
Without questioning the correctness OF
this philosophers astronomical knowledge
the writer for the World passes on to the
next days entry, in which he portr'ys his
emotions upon finding the non-lultilment OF
his prediction. If his agony was great III
the anticipation OF coming catastrophe, What
must it have been Oh the morrow, when he
found the sun, with all his planets, jogging
along as metlIodically rs ever, with nc appa-
rent inclination to squclch one another. or to
be squelched by IL comet or any number OF
them. He continues
Th,usdoy.-The comet has not appeared;
! am sorry for it. First, sorry because my
calculation is false; secondly, sorry lest the
sun should want fuel; thirdly, sorry lest the
wits should laugh at our erroneous predlc'
tons; and fourthly, sorry because if 1t APP
pears tonight it must necessarily come
within the sphere Of the cartll's attraction
and heaven help the unhappy country on
which it happens to fall!
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WATER FROM
TIE BLUE RIDGE SPRING..
BUTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The rroprIetors Of this valuable MINERAL.
in order 10 have IL within Tn reach Of thu public,
have had II put tp IN llALF-GALL0N BOTTLES.
in casts of enc dozen EACH and placed il 81 sale
AZ accessible" paints
Pamphlets descriptive of the character OF this
WATER and Is application TO diseases. &C.. MAY
re had of the agents for the sale Of the WATER III
lticl,lond and elsewhere.
We append Il letter from =. V. Daniel Esq. attGr-
ucy ut ltw, Il highly respectable and wcll-known
citizen Of Richmond:
IphH Uerl0t rLiibGr;s, EsY, i'reSiGsat Blue Ridge
Sprt1qS tQHjUuHE:
have repeatedly and continuously used the water
ri III" BiGc Ridge Springs, and with Il long cArc-
rience Of the waters Of nearly all OF The mineral
springs Of Virginia. and OF several Of those of Other
States have never :CuId Any superior. nor. II takei!
1T distance froHl their any ciaa, 10 those OF
The Elue Ridge Springs sure but very gentle
aFcrient tonic, and regulator OF the stomach and
ysceI,. Unlike any other mineral water with which
| I'm acquainted. Its efficacy seems nnmpaired by
keeping-at lesst III gassor by exposure TO the air
have used It with great advantage from deml John
filled twelve months before. I have sometimes
convinced that they perceived. decided and sal,l-
tary effect on the liver where torpid or INSTRUCTED.
For home use decidedly prefer 10 any other min
eral water.
Very respectfully, your obedIent servant,
P.N. DANIEL, Jr.
Richmond, Ia, May eth, 1872.
This water Is for sale in Richmond, Va. by
PURCELL, LADD Il Co., Druggists,
1916. corner OF Main and Thirteenth streets.
ie la-GGt
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North Carolina.

II would appear, Judging from the s!ec'ai
telegram from Raleigh which VIC Yesterday
published, that the Democrats inteia 70 eo'''
test tile election of Caldwell. IL seems 'o''
that there were outrageous frauds on inc
mart Of tho Radicals in number OF the coli-
ties. We do not for moment oo"'' ina
the villains who have pcrpetrated these
frauds ought to be punished, nor that 'Le
candidates elected by means OF them ouSh'
70 be (ispossessed of the offices into WHICH
they have been forced, If 1t can DC oolc
peaceabIy. But the reason gwen '''
rejecting the returns from some ., ~,
counties does not commend ltSeI 10
Us as a very good one. 1t certain! aoeS
not 90 to the merits of the case. we a'iuoe
TO the objection that in some OF the counties
proclamation was not made at the court
houses of the number OF votes received ov
che several candidates. If no better reason
than this can be given for excluding the
votes of those counties, Radical though they
be, we hope that they will net be excluded
at all. In this State the law expressly pre-
yides that contested elections shall be De
cided upon their merits. This is Il goo"
Iaw-one that ought to lie in force every
where. There are many little forms that
snay be omitted without affecting the validity
of an election. indeed, it is almost lihpossl-
Die in some parts OF every State 10 get men
TO act as officers of elections who are quail
fed to perform the duties Of the Offices.
Nevertheless, they conduct the elections
fairly and honorably, and comply with the
law so far as they are acquainted win II;
and where 10 wrong is done other than TIT
omission OF mere formal acts, uscir work
should he permitted to stand. AS question
of policy, we should decide it the same way,
TO do otherwise dcmoraiZcs the public ano
payes the way to future wrongs. Let '!i'
Democrats of the glorious old North state
sec to it that they cannot hereafter Ire le
preached with such u wrong.
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the Political 6. rnpaign---Goye n:
Brownss Acceptance Of ahe ssas'l-
,.aoca Torssfstaffota. s.s

the Political q Inpaign---1oven ~.
nrownss Acceptance of she ssasta-
more Eosnts,atfoa.
sr Loufs. August II TT correspondence
between J. u. Doolttle and B. GratZ BROW" WI.
respecting the nomination OF the El'st w
vise- President by the Baltimore ConVehcioh,
is published. The letter OF Dir. brown - &c
follows: C.,,.
Erecht,re Department, Jefferson cay,
August s.-(cntlemcn Of the Ctmfnittee,-
7 hsy, tbc honor to acknowledge the receipt
of yo,,r communication advising me that !
had heon unanimously nominated rs y candl.
dnte for thr Presidency of the United
STATE, a; Baltimore. For this mark OF con-
t,Jcucs, on the part Of so large representa-
tive body of my icllow-citizcns cannct 700
deeply express my gratitude. The dissiic'
ton is one which feel to be III great lii.s''
sure undcseryed, where so many more s'ilti, ,
bic could have been found, and yer, sHoulu
your action be confirmed, l shall choeI'oi
To discharW: the duties OF that hl.'i i"aee
with fidelity to your trust, WIN ueNo,
ton TO the public interest, anu
with the inileXible resolution 10
prove not unworthy of such a choice. The
fact that it reposes also upon the dcciaratloii
Of principles affirmed by the Liberal Repu',,
,,G ';,hs q. ,andma"t v The Democratic party
If E,Itinnre lives assurance that in this
rnm,iurd cynrcssion there is sought only
tIa dcIiycr,ure of the nation from present
,rr.at pcri) TO IFS peace and liberties. 10
sI.t and ,lI minor considerations have been
suhordinated. ard IN illustration presented
-, ,,,n 'nmn.,x nf ,,n,eltisl, patriotism rather
t w W. ,nv st;ckIinr for party advantage,
,r,,i,a, should convince all of tie perfect sin
WY" sr't ,i';'. n,n,on,cnt
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''', ass ErIsr NOTICES.

- EytsR i ORDINARY i INDUCE
~ nrdr to c.ose outtie fdance Of ctr
SUMMER nj, sToCk, weoaef same q. such loW PRES
that purchasers cannot fall 70 be pleased
Rest CAIiCOEs at lie. per yard
s ceSI ORE and BLack GRENADINES at t' 90
and CSC per yard ,r,.
1,.a-1rTr proiIEs at 20, 25, and acc. per yara !.
y ulli cAMBRIcs and CHECK MUsLiso ~
90 and sc. per yafa; ,.,,,.r, roTTo,s.
al i .sd pf LACE COVERS, and LACE
cor f nnED n and BLACK GRENAp1NE sHAWLs
at cost; ,,,-er,,., ;.
STRIPED SWISS and NAISsooh MosLlH' II
hPaNESE and PALNI-LEAF FANS 1T cost ,,,t,su :,
SifMMER KID GLOVES aud GAUHE sIlhIe at
A number of other articles at and bHo" COST .ai'
| "' ''''e WILLIAM T!lALHIMER SONS.
to13 Main street. opposite the p"st-c'lce. aun
,uIt Col Broad street. corner SlA'i'.
4
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ts.ensr, -. 4.rant--ETo.n s;ess EraDcssc"
so JifniH@sGn.

The tcllnwin. votes were taken IN TIC cars
on the route from San Francisco 10 Whining
ton to cain some idea of the >l!4'nEih 81 Tue
two candidates for ;hc prcsidnnc! by Mr. r.
". Foster, who arrived here few days ago:
San francisco to salt lake, Greeley II mt
ioritv, and The Pullman palace cars. SAT-
Like TO Chauc. Grant : majority; Grettey
gets the Pullman cars. CliIhn2 10 Denver,
Greeley ) majority. Denver to Topeka,
Grant $ majority; Grant gets tie Pullman
c;li,,. Topeka to iians;!a City, Greeley > nil~
ioritv. also Pullman cars. Kansas City TO
Quincy. Grcccv ! majority, also Pullman
cars. Quincy to Chicago, Grant receives :
minority, and Greeley gels the Pullman cars.
Chicago to Cleveland, Grant majority.
Cleveland to Buffalo, Grant majority. Buff
ialo to Iloruci>riIIc. Greeley majority, also
Pullman cars. Jiornclsrile to Einir:, Gree
ley 8 majority. Elmila to Harrisburg, Grant
majority. Harrisburg to Baltimore. Grant
5 majority; Greeley majority in Pullman
ears. Baltimore TO Washington, Greeley .
majority. Baltimore to Richmond, Greeley
u majority. Richmond to Weldon. Greeley
majority. Weldon to Wilmington, Greeley
10 nuiority.- IIiiminqto, Stai, lltt.
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nEg@ BARGAINS X POPLlN>. DRESS
GOODS. ORG ANDES, LAWNS, PERCALES :

Mr. BARGAINS II POPLlN>. DRESS
GOODS. ORGANIZES LAWNS, PEkCALES :
ALSO.
LINEN COOP. for boys;
TOWELS. NAPKINS.
ALPACAS. &C.. &C.
TIoMASR PRICE & Co. during the present
month In relieve The trdiuu ~ dog days. Will
close out many stvlcs of SUMNER GOODS without,
regard to cost. M list Of prices Is gwen but each
article will show for itself.
Also Oh hard. received recently by steamer and
express.
NEW and PRETTY ri;ISTS. in American and
English:
WHITE and Color rIQrES. IS to 52".:
BLACK GRENADINES;
BLACK DELAAEH;
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS ,GAi'ZE nlilhIr:
HOSIERY. every grade;
LINEN and LACE COLLARS aad CUFFS;
BLACK ard CUl.UKED EfEBuN1:
BELTS, CORSETS.
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES.
BUSTIES, new styles:
SFIEETINGS, both linen and cotton
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN:
DRILLINGS and CASSIMERES, for gentlemen:
CLOTHS, NESTlNGS, &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
4. Il, PRICE 4 co.
aus 1lei Main street. corner Eleventh.
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(,RAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

W PRACTICE LODGE, No; q. l. Q. NJ, most
respectfully announces ~ tlr lades and gentlemen
of ihc city of Rchmp,d and ,iciniiy that the First
Annual Exrnr,ium hF the Lodge will take place Oh
THURSDAY EVENING, August 18th. lH72. on
board the splendid stcancr JnuE SYLVESTER.
which has been chartered for the OCCASION. The
Lodge. in making this announcement. intend that
This shall lie the excursion Of the season. Strict Or
der will Im observed, and nothing will nc allowed by
which any person may he offended The lar will he
closed and no srirituous liquors allowed on board
4 strict vigilance committee has been appointed To-
guard against intrusion hy improper characters ana
nome sch will be allowed tu come aboard tEr
steamer The Committee Of Arrangements are de
crnincd Ia make this "X"rr~"n pleasant and agree
able 10 M Who may flvof us with their patronage.
\ splendid Cotilluu Band has Lccn engaged for the
evening Committee OF Arrangements: j. ]. But
Ter dr.. +. Keller, John 1ciEcin. Joseph Anderson.
William Purcell Fred. MiltZ. The boat leaves !I'
wharf 1T O'Clock +. NJ and returns at j. sc,sonahlc
hour. Refreshments ut city prices. Tickets for
gentlemen, 81; ladies. 81 cents; which can he OH
tanned III the following members of the Or'cr
Frayscrs liapucrrcan Gallery. Main street: !. y.
Br@gss Bakery: George Schocn, corner Eleventh.
aui Main: Howard l. brothers, Druggists corner
Second and itroad Office of ErcHi1tQ N.,r$ or any
of the committee or member of the Lodge.
atI S-stIh.S. Tu.W .&Th
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iNiBBS Il BROWN. DRUGGI$TS,S.ss
~ successors t"J. y. hison- CORNER Third ~
CIAE>. and CHEMICALS. WlNDOW-GLASS.
OILS. NARNl:IIt.S. PEEFUMhKy. FANCY
and TOILET AtTit LES: sole agents OF While
Star Tea Company for RcIromd: pure y Ines and
Liquors for medicinal use, &c. ir2
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sEEDSMES. FLORISTS. &c

sEEDSMEN. FLORISTS. dc.
'ENU RNI P SEED.
4 FULL SUPPLY OF FRESH TUREIP SEED.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GROWN.
RED-IOP STRAr LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH.
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
DALE;s HYBRID,
sEVEN-TUP,
SWEDISH or RUTA-BAGA.
Warranted of the same sureriorlquality we have
heretofore sold.
iva ALLISON 6 ADDISON.
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| uTuLCUX & GIBBSs ,,,,,p,Srs

w lhhoo~A = sEwIEG-MACHfNEs.
WILCOX & GyEns sEwIyG-MAcHrSE OTFIok't
CORNER Nis = 80 RICHMOND, yA.)
r,eor Mada1a.-The value Of sewiDg-ma ,r
:, d,ar-nIrcd .ccuratrIv and beyond per1dVenlunss
br tvin. # thorough and impartial trial Ut your
TRIAL
the WILCOX & GILES here freely ottcr ~ "" n,r
without imposing upon yoh any oo'isA'4'
WITHOUT
o,se unrcee Il proves perfectly satisfactory ,n an
ero for IL usf or carriage, or INSTRUCTIONS Ipo'
CHARGE
,.,,;,os mr.. taken at fair prices for the
i: ,,, n'"' = GiIis. also accommodate those WHO
AND
wish to purchase unon me , , n TILL r!denccs
INSTRUCTIONS
y,r IN r,,nd YOU are welcome TO the use oil ii''''
FREE.
rhine free. Yours, very truly cJrps.
IL 'ft-''S
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NJ TUFTS SARSAPARlLLA AND
QUEENS DELIGIT.-This valuable preparation
combines all the medicinal virtues which long cx-
perence has proven to possess The most safe and cil.
cient Alternative and dcGh6raent properties for shc
cure OF scrofua, kings evil, white swcllngs ulcers
cancclous and indocnt tnDors, mercnrilt and
syphlitic affections, enlargement and liberation OF
the bones, glands, of the womb, Spleen and Kid
neys all the various diseases of the skin, such rs
letter, ringworms, hollis, pimp!es, sore eyes, &c.
affections dropsy and al diseases arigiha-
ting from depraycd stse Of the lleod; also, many
affections peculiar To females Suppression irregu-
lsrlty Ieucorrhna or whites. steriiy, ovarian and
uterine dropsy, &c. 1t is purely vegetable.
While using DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS no re
straint OF diet or occupation Is necessary. You may
eat or drlok IS usual. They arc purely Vegetable
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE leaves no ridiculous
tints au le-eodIw,SW
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DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN LADY. South
Bend, Indiana, August IL Mrs. Matthews.
mother of vice-President Colfax, died at
balf-past o'clock this afternoon of cancer.
She will be long remembered at Washington
as having presided at her sons receptions
during bis speakorship while he was a
widower. The funeral will occur Tuesday
sfsesDoon.
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tsss can Sumner ever go back to Massa-
f ls.si.tts ri iifl. IteDa.l By the Fall River
a,a, the stoniDgtO n line, the Norwich line,
I iiss siiofe line, or pta Springfield and W0r.
q. 5sestei'ss sostoa Posi-,
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ssDTcAffoNAf..
yfIE HJi5H sctInC,I

DELLEyBE HIGH SCHOOL.
ID JAMES II. IDLGOMBE,,Lf. D.. Prlnctpsl.
49,. WILLIAM E.hBBtkT, Associate PrinctpaI,
ssitila full curps Of c1mpcfetent assistants. -
Il. fiie next session will open on the 18th SEPTgH
BfR. HeluctioH Daf e for ate entrance. For FUR
ther information address the Principal, f,clleYne
u gtlgf;ct. Va ~ p All Err
! - :. : = = -
tEPtSCOfAI HIGH SCHOOL or yIR.
GINA. NEAR bLExhNDEIA.-The 18th
Annua, Session Of this School FOR E0Ys opens
SEPTEMBER y. 1877. Terms 1890 per year. Ca.s.
1ogne, viii, pGrt cullrs. sen. on application IN l.
NJ. HLA 70 IL. e. PriaiEal: a!exandr,.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-13

NEW SUPPLY
IN JUST TO HAND.
100 rair FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
loo pair BLACK DOESkIN PANTS;
100 BLACK DRESS-FRQCkS;
rs C0LoRED DRESS-FROCkS.
just to hand bought late bought low, aud VIII he
sold Mt unusually low figures. Those In want viii DO
well to call ut WSf. IRA SMITHS, Agent,
an 10 1l09 Main street tsgn of BIG FLAG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-13

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