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ERIE s. PITTSBURGH R. r
On and after Monday, Nov. ls 1869
~ trains will run on this road as follows:
LEAVE ERIE-SOUTHWA

On and after Monday, Nov. IL, 1869
~ trains will run on this road as follows:
LEAVE ERIE-SOUTHwARD.
1855 A. NJ. ACcoMMopArroN-Iiea
Newcastle at 7;05 and arrives at Pittsburgh
1000 q. m.
1925 A. NJ, PITTSBURGH EN-, stops Mt all
stations, and arrives at A. 4 q. w, II. II.
Transfer at l;50 p. M, at Newcastle at 1915
p. m, and at Pittsburgh at coop. m.
5;05 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION, from James,
town, arrives at A. & @. w. II. II. Transfer
at $40 n. M, ut Newcastle at 7:05 a. M, and
Pittsburgh at 1000 a. IN.
$500 T. NJ, Mixed Train leaves Eric for
Sharon, stopping at all intermediate points
and arriving at l0:l5 n. m.
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
7;l5 A. NJ, ERIE EXPRESS, leaves New.
castle at lO:O0a. M, A. q q. w. II. II. Trans
fer at ll:20 a. m, and arrives at Erie at 2;30
p. M, making close connection for Bufla-
10 and Niagara Fallr.
3;35 2. NJ, ACCoMMoDATIoN, leav z New
castle at $3.50 p. m, 4. & G. w. II. II.
Transfer at 1865 p. m, and jamestown nj
$3.50 a. M, connects with mixed trains that
arrives i'll Erie at l;55 a. IN.
6:30 Il. Nj. Mixed Train leave Sharon for
Erie, and arriving at Girard at 1890 n. IN.
and Erie at 6;55 a. M.
Trains connect at Rochester with train for
Wheeling and all points i'm West Virginia,
and Mt Pittsburgh connections for Philadel-
phia, Harrisburgh, Baltimore and WASH
ington via Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Erie Express North, connects at Girard
with Cleveland and Erie trains Westward
for Cleveland, Chicago, and all points in
the West; at Erie with Philadelphia & Erie
Railroad for Cory, Warren, Irvington,
TidiOute, &C., and with Buffalo Il Erie
Railroad for Buffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara
Falls and New York City.
+. y. FINNEY,
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The second State on the list has
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County superintendent.

CONVENTION, May I'd, 1872.
We are authorized 10 announce, A. G.
Porter, of Barnett townshsp as a candidate
Cor Superintendent of Common Schools of
Forest County. J0-5t
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HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATEl
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF PENNsYLVA-
MA.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5, 1871.
In pursuance of the resolution of
the REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE, adopted at
Harrisburg, Jan. 18, 1872, a REPUB.
LICAN STATE CONVENTION,
composed of Delegates from each SEN
atorial and Representative District, in
the number to which such District is
entitled in the Legislature, will meet
in the House of Representatives, at
Hirrisburg. at II o'clock, noon, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of
April, A. ID. 1872, to nominate candi-
dates for Governor, Judge of the Su.
preme Court, Auditor General Should
the Legislature provide for the choice
Of one by the people,, and an Electo.
raj Ticket and also to elect Senatorial
and Representative Del, gates TO rep.
resent this State in the REPUBLI-
CAN NATIONAL CONVENTION,
to be held at Philadelphia, June s.
1872. Russell ERRETT,
Chairman.
WIN. ELLIOTT,
ID. f. HOUsTOS, c...:
EZRA LUKENs, '0''' '''"' 'eS'
III. NJ. LYTLE, AT
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nished in Clubs of Twenty at Sl.50 per an
mum, and ono copy given gratis to the get
ter-up of the club.
Specimen copy sent gratis on application.
Fc-Send in your orders.
Address THE COMMERCIAL,
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"> cgRts DISEASES o. M
THROAT, LUNGS. LIVER & BLOOD
+. y. FINNEY,
General Sup't

In the wonderful medicine TO which the sfnict-
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In the cure of Bronchitis. severe
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ough blood purifying properties, IL cures all
Humors, from the worst ScrOfula TO q
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Mercurial disease, Mineral poisons, and their
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II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitsted, have sal
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you are suffering from Torpid Liver or
UBiIiOusucss.o In many cases Of" Liver
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DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no
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er strengthened and healthy. For the cure Of
Hnbitual COnsti patton of the bowels II
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The proprietor offers 81 600 reward for a medi-
cine that will equal it for the cure of all the dis
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RV Pierce NJ D.. Sole Proprietor, at his Chemi-
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| HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE !
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF PENNsYLvA-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-27

TIE CRATE BROWN TAG.-[Mack, in st..
Louis Democrat THAT very expressive tag
in the Harper cartoons was the result of an
accident Of omission on the part Of
Mast in preparing his first cartoon after
the Cincinnati Convention. He had
sketched, as ne thought, all the prin-
cpM figures, and was ready to hand his
drawing over to the engrayers, when friend
called his attention TO the fact that he had
omitted B. GratZ, who, Of course, should have
been one Of the principal figures. Mast was
greatly troubled he could not deny the inl-
perfection 10 which his attention had been
called, and yet it was too late to remedy it,
for his time was up and the workmen were
waiting on him. lie hadn't in his studio &
picture OF Brown, and. even if he had, there
was no room for it in the cartoon, every inch
of room being already occupied. At the
very last moment he picked up pencil
drew the tag, and labelled it Gratz Brown.
When the picture came out, some admired
the happy hit and Others inquired what it
meant. 1t was Nast's intention to remedy
the defect in subsequent issue. but while
he was hesitating, public opinion passed
from inquiry to admiration, and the artists
friends finally persuaded him that no carica-
turc could equal the tag in the idea intended
TO he conveyed; and SO it happened that
Graft WIS constantly presented to the public
III that way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-27

An inexperienced Powell housekeeper
went out TO buy pinking-iron to scalloI
oysters with.
In Washington the annual "egg.nogg
war" is now being fought upon the ques,
ton of what people are to drink at New.
Year receptions.
The horse on which Cardigan rode when
he led the famous charge OF the light bri-
ssde has just died, aged thirty. He survived
his gallant master four years.
"That pew-rents are high Is not the rea-
son why common people do not go to
church, says Rev. Alexander Mckenzie.
"1hose who are too poor to pay for seat in
church manage to pay for other things Of less
value"
The meanest man has been found at last.
He lires in Ottawa, and cut to pieces niue
shirts left out to dry by poor washer.
WOMB who he'd Offended him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-27

= preseason a. rae Pausssas rsEass--lB er-l
I'm December 81 Cores Ma 2, e.
f,nnrd,da, - The new peers are IA! nleh Vi
mark, and bear names well known in rus
sil-sone Of them, indeed, beyond us iIoil-
t;srs Fifteen are noble, and the remaining
ton are commoners. Ciassed according to
their profession, we find there are i've gene
rails Herwarth Won Bistenfeld, of 1855 noto-
riety: Won S,einmctZ, who took the heishts
Of Spicheren, in which feat he displayed
more energy than tactical skill; Won ho!e-
ben: Won Penckcr, who first obtalnca MS
reputation by an admirable BOOK on tiie
duties of an Infantry soldier: and, lastly,
Won Stosch, who is now az tl'e
head of tie Prussan Admiralty. anu
Is generally considered to be par
ticu!arly able man. Among the cNlI
ans are two former Ministers ..
Finance--namely, the Barons Won def tieH "a
and Won Patow. Other names CT men uo.u-
ing high official position in the ci'li service
are those of Stephan, postmaster genera ;
Won Dechend, president OF the BANK uun'
Their, president Of that extraordinary illst',
tuition the SeehandlGng "a great colhuieie.'
house belonging to the state; SInuuhian'
director of the direct taxation; tieck' Ell
cral auditor OF the army Won Pmiipl,snoin,
director of the foreign office; ana tWo Va
three dipIomatists, presidents OF provinces
Judges, and landed proprietors. may incn'
tlon, in passing, Of Herr Won phii'ppsDoin,
that he commenced his career under IA ne,
peculiar circumstances. About lhiri! NV
wears ago hc get into conversation at III eve,
mpr party with an elderly gentleman WY
was quite unknown to him, but WHO seG eI,
TO take pleasure in drawing him out. linus
encouraged, Herr Won Philippsborn, VINO d.
that time was very young man, enterco IL
therfuily into bis views on PRUSSIA loiciSn
policy. but more especially with respect W
commerce. The elderly gentleman isleneu
approyingIy, and Us he happened TO pc .nt
Minister Eichborn, and the most roWcriui
man in Prussia al that time, young Kun. pps-
born's first step in life was secured, ana ms
own UNDERSTANDABLE talents nave done Tue
rest AT one time he WAS Under secretary
of State. and his present position IS >ohle-
thing similar, though with Il different nalhc.
The whole list consists OF fourteen oii!cels
OF the civil service, three who nave fctiieo,
the aforementioned five geneiGl>, ana lifee
landed proprietor>, but it docs not contain
any bankers, merchants, or professors anu
literary men. The general hue Oh their po.
litics is decidedly Conservative, but not at all
ultra, and should think the old Liberal ana
cx-Minister Baron Won PatoW, and the
landed proprietor Herr Won Betllmann Holl-
veg, were the two that went tuthest IN
Liberal direction.
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The Hon. Andrew G. Curtin is lecturina
on Russia.
Another convict is missing at the State
prison in Auburn, n. Y. The authorize!
are sure he is in the prison, but can't zinc
him.
Memphis has city debt of overS4 900, 900
and there is grievous complaint because nc
arrangement has been made to pay the III
terest.
a writer in the Missouri Democrat claims
that there has been falling off in the weekly
mortality list since the epizootic set in, and
attributes ii to the fact that the doctors can't
visit more than half their patients.
Once, and that, too, when Mr.. Greeley was
very friendly with the Vice-President, Il
friend said to Mr.. Greeley: at you are
elected in November, you had better take
Reid 10 Washington with you and put Col
fax in charge of the Tribune; he will draw !"
TO which Mr.. Greeley responded, with more
than usual vigor in bis drawl, Schuyler
wouldn't make reporter on the CITY force,
and the Tribune would make pretty poor
hsure with him TO work out its destiny.''
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BY Wellington GOd,lln,
Real Estate Agent and huctioncer.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

4 UCTION SALE OF AN EXCELLENT
n RRJCK DWELLING mo. sos ON SIZE
VEST SIDE or SIXTH STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH SrREhTs.-ht tie, rrqi!es;f
of the heirs Of the nte Mrs. Mary Ann lisl shall
9Th of December 1872, ut O'Clock =. 81, 4 neIt
attractive. and admirably well looted. E ~,
DWELLING, now under 4 lease to NIr. WILLIAM
II Tyler to- expire cn the I'd Of August. 1875. lie
lot has froEt Of 2sxi31 feet to an alley, and tEe
dwelling Is In good repair. continuing seven rooms
besides brick kitchen. and Is we'll dapted for the
use OF moderate sized family; blth-rooni gas and
water on the premises, The neighb.rEood Is an
excellent one. 4.
sale. Tdc cal W. GODDIN, Auctiontcr.
P. S.-All persons having clalms against the
estate of the late Mrs. Mrrv Ann Hill are requested
to present them to the auclloneer neore ne aay u
sale. W. GoDDIN,
,Ip o. auctoncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-27

CRUSHED BENEATH FouR ToNs WEIGHT
On Sunday morning last John Gill, young
man aged about seventeen years, son OF
Roger Gill, OF White Mills, Wayne county,
Penn., OH the HoneSdale Branch, met with
Il most horrible death. With a party Of
other boys he had gone on the ice in the
canal for the purpose OF skating to Hawley.
Coming to the drop-gate of the lock at the
lower part of the village, instead Of getting
out of the lock and walking around it, he
attempted to climb up and get down on the
other side. He Lad scarcely taken hold of
the gate to raise himself up when some of
its tastenings gave way aud it came down
like the lid Of q trunk. The gate is made TO
tit tight against the bottom of the canal when
down, and weighs four tons. Young Gill
was crushed between it and the canal bed
and mangled into 4 shapeless mass from his
waist down. AS the gate he gave one
piercing shriek.-Ro'saoM IN. " Free
man,
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BY Wellington GoddIn. .,..
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
CORNER Elnunntl1 and Hnilk STREETS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ACADEMY
Il OF MUSIC, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN STREET NEXT BELOW THE En-
CHANGE hOTEL.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed to the subscriber bearing dale on the 4th OF
ncceu.ber. 1871, duly recorded In Richmond
Chanccrv Court on the 9th Of December. 1871. In
book Is, No 60, page Is. SHALL In execution thereof,
proceed to sell public auction, on the premises on
SATURDAY the 18th of January, 1878. at O'Clock
2. W.. the rial estate conveyed by the said deed,
Know. IS the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. located as
aloYe. Tie lot has front OF G6 feet on FRANKLIN
s.,tf aud runs back on the cast line If Now street
ubont 100 feet mere or less. The buildinE Is Il re-
markab!y wc!i-built one ami las undergone con-
siderable repairs and alterations.
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 defray expenses oil
sale and 70 pay or the notes unpaid. amounting to
about S2.75J aud rs to the residue OF the prnceeds
OF sale on liberal terms, to be announced at the
hour Of sale.
de IS N.GODDlS, trustee.
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BY Lyme L Brother, ~.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
aH es -sf.. 10. 1919 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TW 0
" VALUABLE VACANT LOTS SITUATED
us THE NOHIHEAST CokSER QF n TESA-
I'll f. STREET AND MECHtNICSVl LIE TUX ),
PiKE: ALSO A NICE LITE. h MARKET FARM
On THE Vu.LlAMSnURG PIhE, n Ai9y0LHSElNEH
HALE MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUG
TIUN.-The undersigned commissioners under a
decree OF the Richmond Chancery Court pro.
rnunced on the 2stb october, 1SIl, IN the cause OF
Walker and als rs later e1ecnIor ana as, vi" an
MONDAY the 3oh day of December. 1872. at q
O'CLOCK p NJ, those Two DESiRABLE i iOIS 10
orlcss Also on TUESDk 7 The 5lst day OF Decem-
i,cr t,7a, ut o'clock 2. NJ that nice little MAX
kFT FARM located n above described, containing
TERMS or SALE: VIII be one-fonrth Of the pur--
chuse money cash: the residue at SIX, twelve, and
eighteen months for negotiable notes. Interest adj
dcd tleTetained until same are paid, and Il con-
veyauce or decd ordered by the court
4. r. COURTNEY,
.-r..... .....- r.~r Il. .s... s. W1L. SLATER. ~
.-~ Commissioners
de lG-lGIT.la,lo.2l, 2i.1s, ,2T,2s,a0,3l
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REAE ESTATE AGENTS.

A DAllNISTRATOR'S NuTIC E.-Havins
"A qualified as administrator upon the eState OF
JAMES II. WiLLNOY. deceased would request
al persons indebted TO him to come forward and
settle :heir Indebtedness; and all having claims
againsi him 10 present their accounts, properly a,l-
thencaied as the estate must be settled up speedi.
~ rs possible z, u. EA( no,
Administrator Of James II. Wiilrny, deceased.
do 2oaiw
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How THE Sun CAUGHT THlEF.-Flre OF
six days ago, says Paris paper, ". Il.
a photographer, aIiurcd by the brightness OF
the sun and softncsS Of the air, provided
himself with necessary baggage and fastened
TO Fontairebleau to take views of the forest.
He installed hmsef in very picturesque
quarter, erected his apparatus. prepared his
plates, opened his ohject.glass, and envelop-
ing at once his case and bis head in large,
dark aud iluctllant veil, set himself to the
task of seeing the objects in view. He had
lust taken out his proof from the dark cham
Der, and was suijecting it to chemical reac-
ton, when strong hand was laid upon his
shoulder. He turned round hastily and
found himself in the presence of species oil
gaut, meauly attired, who, by gesture and
voice, demanded his purse. NJ. IL
| is not Hercules, and from the
| first glance toward his adversary he
concluded that all resistance was
useless. lie therefore politely offered the
| robber his purse, which WAS accepted With
| thinkfulneSs. The robber bowed, and leav-
| iug him to resignation, went into the
| depth, of the forest. Poor Nj. y, medi-
| tating on his sad loss, remained for some
| time motionlcss !; his looks were mechanical
| ~ set on his Photographic proof: he unused
upon it with IN unconccrned eye. Sudden
! ", "What is this" exclaimed he; what
| is the human form in this coppicc under
| the shade of this ok? Heaven! Should |
believe my eyes: 1t is lie it is my robbcr
| perfectly dclineatcd, and very easy TO be re-
| coenizcd. Oh, divine sun, my c0-laborer,
how well you do tlingsw On his return
he rcptrcd to tie commissioners at Fon-
taincLcau, related his adventure, exhibited
| his prc0!-plate and the malciactor'S likeness.
| NcXt day, with the aid OF this singular de-
| scrirtioD. the robLcr was arrested.
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By y. X. Weisiger. ,r. Il Il.
Real Estate Auctioneer. lois Main street.

FIFTEEN LOTS OF LAND. OF ABOUT
Il TEN ACRES EACH. IN MiDLGIHiA,.SS
TOWNSHIP, CliESTERFIELD COUNT , bI
cee viii sell in front OF Jewett & Brothers store,
Oh SATURDAY, December %, 1872, 1t L O'CLOCK LOCK
region, Chesterfield county. lying In two miles OF
Jewrts store. and adjoining the land OF the estates
of lI!l spears tHmdlcy'sl, ". B. Ball, and Akin
acres some Of which are heavily tinhered with,
and pine and good quantity OF EokD-M.Goi,j
the balance. are open; convenient 10 MIL anu
ores. &C. :. .,
Persons wishing to view The property can 10 so
nv inuir;ug OF ,Jewett 6 Brother and calling on Or.
A nat of same may he seen 1T jcwett 6 Brothers.
ana Nanderss store, Midlothian and at my onicc In
Richmond. = -. - -. .,,o
TEENS: One-.lalf cash; balance, six, and twelve
months In negotiable notes, interest added, secured
-, ~ ,iaoi or Ernst - d. II. WEISIGER,
-. do STIt Aucii necr.
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By Grubas & Wili2ms.
Auctinncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
Z VALUABLE ESTATE KNOWN AS NEN-
STEAD" FORMERLY OWNED BY EDWARD
cox aND MORE RECENTLY BY HON. VII
LIAM I;GILNARE.- on ES IL We il
ABOUT NINE MILES EEi ON RICHMOND:
AND noNTAtNlNG ONE TIlouSiN M, one Sc
Write III drcd II tri- executed ~ William Foul
ware. diiGd 9i! Of March. l's7 VIII sell at anc-
t;uu. upon the premises. on MONDAY, I'D Of De-
cr:i.icf. l.5., II - Oct ok NJ, the celebrated
ioI Az. u0yc referred to- More than SEQ acre
.r iil: .CLss :liIvIl and chocolate sol! OF lnc%-
ituf,Iiti. fertility. There are -four small dwellings
y III all tIr usual OiIl-DuildiugS Suitable for zach M
besides other fruits. 1t froc!> about three miles on
the river. requires cCnp:lliEciy little icncnS ana
has deep water for shipping near the barns
This iarm ha3 always men regarded rs one OF me
most productive on james river has been cultivated
with great profit 70 the la'c owner tllon William
Hru!Wc and this year, ll!lher every disadvantage.
his yielded very large Fer cent. upon the amount
ii lI probably sell for No more tempting induce
lncnt 10 Investment IN farming Land can possibly be
II, red than in thls.
ii:;:siS: Cash sufficient to pay costs and expenses
III sale and debt Of about slGS3G5 and the residue
lp3n such terms the grinoT, his representatives
ASSIGNS may direct, and In event Of his or their
failure 20 state the terms then upon such credit is
I sl@ll announce ut lie lime of sale.
JACKSON L. CHILDRhY, Trustee.
GEUBHs i WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers. a.
The above sale Is POSTPONED. and viii take
place ut III" Office Of GRCBBS & WILLIAMS. :uc-
tiOEerrS. l. Richmond, Va. Oh MONDAY, 30th De.
cclLLGr. l,I., ut II oclacit NJ.
.laM Trustee.