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nTATIoyERY, ~
POCKET BOOKS,
BLAME BOONS and
WALL PAPER
Removal.

z wTNZEyRIED q soS, JEWELLERY
II have removed from their old rand, No.
~ Main street, TO NO, Main streeL, one
door north Of p Ball q Cos shoe Ttore.
snTe thsy WIN bs pleased % see Al Old pa.
naRlk-sb
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For Rent.

rrcOSD AND THIRD STORIES OF
= F-tnklin Insurance conptuy'S build
"a. puticnltrs apply at their once,
20 NlnrOe street. or TO GED. W. FRA NJ
a = 4 - u z !Tl,IS N tri-h
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sAor,o oAfARRH RfMEpY

n IL the oniy sorm OF instrument yet invented
with which nnid medicine can be carried kf9h up
sat ps eyS 2 4, HsSs q !N s ssss.se coma ma
nunicsting Herewith, In which cores and ulcers
frequently exist, and nom which the catarrhal die
charge generally proceeds The want az success
In treating Cstsrrh heretofore has arisen hrgei,
Sa the nDsaS q .PpSg s S sss S.d
nary methods. This obstacle In the way OF ef-
fscting cures Is entirely overcome by the inyenlhn
OF tho DSpchs. IL using this Instrument ne Fluid
puspinp being rsquirsdl mp one poslr1i IN . nii
renfis hoWing stresm 20 the highest portion o. IL
nssai passages, passes into and thoroughly cleans
ess The tasss n sSSnef, ,sS. .ef.SS
amt, and 80 simpic that . child can understand
II. Full and explicit directions &C
COMPANY each instrument When used Win his
instrument. Dr. saseI cstarrh Remedy cures r.
cent attacks OF "COld In the HcAA0 b.
Sy r. pso ms OF Cnsarrh. Frsqosat boat
aehe discharge falling into thpoat sornetines pro
fuse. wsfery. thick mucns, pIruicnt, oacntir, &c.
In others dryness. dry, waicry. weak or Unnamed
eycs stoppslg up obstruction Of paral passage.
ringins In cars, deafness. hawking and csugning
TO clear throat, uleerstians, ecabs non uleer.
voice altered. NASH twau", Ctensire- bfreth. I'M
paired or total deprivation Of scn'c OF smell ard
Taste dizziness nicutAl Oppression, ios- Of arrC-
lite, Indigestion, ENLARGED iODsils tci l'pg cough.
&c. ouly flw VI thee symptoms ale likely To
be present IN any case st one tine.
DP. SaEe'S Cnfnrrh IL meTy, when
usot WITH DIR. Pierce Nasal louche,
and accompanied with The constitutional treat
ment which Ia recon neudcd In the pamphlet
that wraps each bottle VI the Remedy, l. Pei
feet spccihc fur This lusthsome disease and the
proprietor Offer. IN -,,Sh faith 2 90 rrwnrd
tor = caac he eau M; cur The Remedy r. mild
aud pleasant ~ u-gC r;siIing no .irupr or car,t'o
d-,,sr or polson- 1hsCs'arrh PrmeAv u cod a.
20 cent?. Dnuehe NJ ~ cents, by NIL Drug.
th,HT "A a nFpDrlPtOr
ycrri,f az ~ c~ni- nv. PIERGls N. n,
c,,, v. nv '''''-slO Ny
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For Sale.

FRAME DWELLING IN GOOD RE-
Y pair, on Hampden street, 10y
w. v. HOGE& BRO,
anraD Railev'. Block, lO6 Market street.
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MARRIAG r,

renect that sound mind n holy are the
mo,t Necessary requisites ID promote CO.
nubiaI happiness. Indeed, without these
the Journey through lie b-cones a weary
pilgrimage; the prospects no iriy dtfken 70
re- Gle " the mind b.-coIne- suaiOSt-i with
dssnaIr and filled with the melancholy
rsn -ctinn that the happiness OF another be-
comes blishted with our own.
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Or. FishbIatt refers to the following

Or. Fishblatt refers to the following
Professors:
II. 3. NEWTON. N. ID.
C.M. KOBER IS, n. ID.
HEINE, N. d.
PAUL ALLEN, VI. d.
CALVIN RIVEyBURG, u. y.
II. MORGAN SWEET, NJ. ID,
H. H. RM tNEE, N. d.
HARRIS, VI. ID.
JOSEPH ID. FkIEND, VI. ID.
WV. Waterway N. D.
lie. SNOD6R ASS, u. ID.
ISAAC SPANGLkR, VI. d.
WV. HADLEY, ND.
EDWIN FREEMAN, u. d.
HILTON SAUNDERS, NJ
CHtRLEa aARr, MI
ALEX. WILDER, v. ID.
r. II. HOL"Ey, N. ID.
RC.SuITH, n. d.
EBAY, II. D.
OF NEW YORK.
s4rlkhge
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FINANCE AND TRADE ,
Toledo Market.

Toledo Market.
TOLEDO Nav 90.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and nominal.
Corn steadT high mixei ssh low
mixed ct $50, yellow at size, and white
at sec. Oats soade higher NJ. l at
4sc No. 2 at 45!c, and Michigan at
47c.
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II you want the Heaviest Cook stove
manufactured,
BUY THE CONSTITUTION.
Ifyol want the most durable Cook Stove
IN manufactured,
BUY THE CONSTITUTION.
II you W mt the most Clearly Cook Stove
IN luu actdred,
BUY rHE CONSTITUTION.
IfyoI want the best stove for Hot Water
nurp sts,
IfyOu ". ant the best BaKiny stove manu-.
facturci,
BUY The CnN5rfrNTIDN.
n you want the mJ't Economical Cook
stove, "
BUY THE CONSTITUTIONS.
IfyOu want the only strictly First Class
Cook Stove IN InuflCIured,
BUY TdE CON5rIrUrION.
Manufactured only by
D. LYNN & CO.,
fel5 No 10 Main st, Wheeling, W. Va.
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ally control them. The testimony OF our
bet citizens OF all Glasses, establishes the
fact, that CHERRY PICTORIAL VIII and do~s
relieve and cure the anicted uisorders OF
the Throat and Lungs beyond sny other
medicine. The most dangerous Affections
ofthe Pulmonary organs Yield To It's power;
and cases OF CONSUMPTION, cured by
his preparation. are publicly known, ~
remaI kable as hardly to tr believed, were
they not proven bey ond dispute Asa REM
ely II II adequate ,on which The puDpS may
rely ior iull protection. BY curing COUGhs,
the forerunners OF more serious disease, IL
ave- unnumbered lives, and an amount 81
suffering not to be computed. II cbanspgcs
trial, and conN inces tie most skepticsl.
every family should keep IL Oh hgod ~ q
protection against tie early and pDper.
ceived attack OF Pulmonary Afertons
which are easily met at nrst. but which b..
come incura, lie, and { O often mtni. IL neg
lect--d. Tender lungs needs this defensc;
md IL IN uuwi-e To tie Without IT, A. n sAfc-
guard Ia children, amid the disir' aing dis
sa>t- when besr the Throat and hest OF
childhood, GEERRY PICTORIAL II Ia yalu-
iUl.; for, by its timely us4, mnltitndes are
escued from premature graves ana saved
% the love and aff,+ uoD center cd on them.
II acts sI,eediIy ana surely against ordinary
nIds, securing sound and heal IA re- torIng
leep. No one will suffer irobcsOInc "
LGrNZA and painful BRONCHITIS.
when they know how easily they can be
cured.
originally the product OF long, laDorious,
md SUE cesssfui chemical Investigation, no
,,osu or t,il N spared In making every bottle
n the utmost y. sable perf. cti'n II may
Ne confidently rellsJ upOn = ro-sc<-ins al
tue virtues IL has ever exhibited, and capa-
ole Of producing cur - n memorable ~ the
greatest II has ever effected.
PREPARED ny
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough. Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption.
Among 10 sreI

Among le srel
discuyt' t'DtI mad
ern scienc, v0 re
OF more rel la
10 nlahkin ~
this erectualII ~
dy for all die .
OF the Throat H..
Lungs. A vast TRIAL
Of liz virtues thru
out this and other
ntriek, has
siiown tint II does
s,,faiy and affs.pfl-
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

SMALL PONY, PHI Acton AND
\ Harness. For particulars inquire at
{ liam -tamms Four Mile House. Ma
,'nraI Knad. mayT-t
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aVhtsliug@gfsistts.s
Terms, BY Mail, ii Q Advance
nAILY aRoIsrER.

DAILY RR6IS rER.
One wear -. .. $50 Three months.
Six Months-....... 400 One month .......... so
TRI.wEEKLY REGIsTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, yr...AOO One copy mos. 500
WEEKLY REaIsa ~ ~
One copy yr-.s200I Five copies yrf,SSO1S
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New Books !
AT THE
CITY BOOK STORE"

vi OUON SlUnC
RISE AND FALL or SLAVE POWER
IN AMERICAaBy Hon. Henry Wilson,
A TREASURY or THoUGHT-An I'm.
cycloPedia OF Quotations BY N. N. Baliou,
TKIxEs DICTIONARY OF BrosRA
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BALDWIN's ANCIENT AMERICA
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cop s'E. swEErHE ART hods
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TIE HEART OP kRABlA-EdIted by
Bsyarh Taylor, c,oIh, fl.5L
BEAUTY iNO THE BEAsT-By BayarJ
raylor. ciO'H $3.50.
TEN g EoE The GoDs-By Fay.
MAtr.N HUZZ.. rwIT-Harp yev
HOu~sitold EGilDn, cloth, 81 50; paper, tlJ0.
u,IEEE Is1-sams Edftion, cloth,
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TRUE AS sIEEL-Marion Hsrland.
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By W.. 5tenhOuse, cloth, $50; pape ,sl00
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2je.
ALSO A FULL LISEoE
STATIONERY, ..
POIKET BOOKS,
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kept constantIy on hand JuSt received.
DOLLY WARDEN" INITIAL BILLET
something entirely new; 50c per box.
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r oCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va.
OPEN 3USEl, 1872.

This fayostte and celebrated WATERING; PL ACE
Siil c!fr additional attractions this season. Anon,
,tber improvements, there has been added an Gle
amt aud spacious ball-rOcm, adjoining the narlor
me parlnr has been enlarged and improved and the
proximity OF the two renders each easily accessible
twtl he kept In style not surpassed any where n
The WATERS of These special sRriugs either cur,
r greatly relieve most CAGES Of SCrofula IGcipieD
consumption, Chronic Bronchitis. Chronic Laryii
Gus, Chronlc PneumOnia, Chronic DyspepsIa-
chronic Diarrh8a1 Chronic Dysentery. TEey arr
$50 great vatue In those affect lons which arc pf
Tar 10 the female constitution, and an appetizer
ttonc, and general restorative, they are perl.aps
anrfralled amongst mineral waters. The nrolriatoI
VIII have provided for the lawns and ballroom
irst-cinss Band Of Music, and In general all th.
-.urces or amusement and recreation usually fu,nt
It our best summer resorts will he mt the commander
me guests Ut "ROCkBRIBGE ALUM" The place
Is within eleven to thirteen hours IF Richmond
asiilnRton Baltimore, etc, by RAIL- all In day light
passengers leave the cars of die fhesapeake i'm,
ohio railroad ut Goshen depot and new and eIegari
,taRe Coaches, passing rapidly over smooth ant
cyei road OF only eight miles, set down the visitor
1t the Springs to tea. a.. III - -
JAMES.A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Persons making use OF the grounds, &C., ur tln
springs, and not stopping ut my hotel, VIII b,
charged half my regular rates.
me RockDridge water Is for sale by PURCELL
LADD CO., Richmond, and GEORGE A. SIC.
lNTIRE, Charlottesville. -
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
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Keller from Petersburg.


Wv ,.-n ,r'' r',,, ~.
'h't'' ,oi 49, MAY ~ l9'-.- ~ .ns EA-
'''' h'l'",Ht51' '"'hiiii'tt'f; "l'ei i i'nS
'',t't >',>ion il"'d last night, determined l"
''h q p"hii' hEtH> llce'llisa' the co''i.-houSs
W. >'I.! n'stt ~ inc pai po1e y, ,a:n
t' cav "','l h'.''1''s,' vi .ie IN, sn.to 'i
- ' INV 'i'''. ~, , u w., nost 1f
~" '.'''' o""'"o ''>,'.'S -" w.. ~
"i''''"''> III goa "n' o,.n ''ip ;",'
'"""' l" h"!i 'h' ieS"'', '''i'l''. ',
-.' >!! "h'il>Nt' .n" ''HI u'''''' ''''''''
,''r' 'Ih' upon dci"at'hi' 'i'E!t'
Iin '""rtIn5 "i The SECOND "ha .i'p Ksl
h.-ai ave occasion lor tiir expression vi
"''"A 81 'iI, nmh"H'rit e'iiii5' No h"nii-
!|"h" lof III" tolncii were lll;tte' tlae ,itD
'@''!a- ''iri!niiru 10 postpone ~ hctioh until
.' ''stl!Ar municipal ticket Is III some 'llt!l-
ar adjusted AMI existing contentious III
Eta" NAY settled. Speeches were made D!
'oHri john ". Jenkins ana j. M. Il.
IAthgn~ ,colorcdl, both urging harmony
-at al-,llIino i'll hc party rshks.
J; seems that the convention 10 he hcld TO-
'!.aET"w At Bufkevliic IS not Tor the purpose
"! nominating Republican candidate Tor
'"n1i'~-, a. had been supposed, p'it 10 nA
IliI'" iHr tlr session. ri the Nominating Con-
''"ion and to elect Dlsirict Executive
"H.ii"il"c. III" contest lies virtually De
'"rh >towril ANA jenkins, Porter helhg
veg .""'f'iiy repnd'aicn. SioWeli y sup
laulri N"ri Vigorously by Fiat, ~Ho has
".a. me hiha of l'ar2:ih WIN the i"fi,iei
'.'A reference 10 the patronage Of tie us'-
.'t '%hf.in-, however, l. h"t disiiaSea,
''"-A ne revenue oin2ul', ana doubtless
'.r ''''.itl" money, arc working against ili.n
""i. II Will be ia: object OF StoWciis
''ni' i" -, I, near day ~ possible iorthe
r'-''"n IF the Nominating Convention, Us
"i ".T l"f hih TO meet Jellklts, WHO i
~'''" me better speaker, before inc ltoPie'
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!sUMlaElsr hEs;<l,a.la5,s.

We Lfd1n sAVssaast sIaPHgR =. spRTS4 s
NJ, ,!M9STGoMEKY COUNTY, vA.-l,OaTsi
7hEDuCED OAE.THfRD.-Tlis cool, delIgltfu,
sunmer retreat VIII he opened on the Ltli JIM
nsxt; me mineral wafer IL Gnsifr.rsed by any II
,ess TOT its curative Since the las.
cottages much improved and entirely r,fnrn shed
sst0iiea, Teles<rapi and Express offices, II, tn
aatel fine hand OF lnusie eIgage for Tie season
Pc ls,vt-51ds In tie lawn. ~. "i-
Board per day, s25J; rei,Yeek. $3.50: per maptl,
5t5: Tor TWO months or more, $40 per IN,
The Atlantic. Mississippi and ohio ra;lrond. Jnache
meet every train. Distance from the depot, three
IND a half miles. Send for pamphlets to : " :. !.
my ls-end I'm y, j 4 T. WADE, Tpronrto+ore E+s
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correspondence Of the Richmond Disnatch
Richmond Arab I'm North Carolina.
(iREENssopo' NIor 10

:, GREENSBORO, May IL, 1872.
NY k,st correspondence brought ,Is to OK.
lord, \. {. From thence we passed on h,
tue village OF Henderson "a thriving place)
% hutreIlS depot, on the Raleigh aud CASTOR
iitroad. kittrell'S Springs are situated near
.his point. From the improvements, repair
ing, &c., going on, the proprietor is using
every EFFORT 50 make this place a pleasant re.
sort during the coming season. From here
we enter PERSON county, remarkably hilly.
son .a'her rocky for successful cultivation.
KoNhoro. the county-seat, il the only place
OF note IN the county. Considerable mer.
ca't,'e business Is done here, and the most
OF the merchants go to Richmond for thci,
supplies.
From RoNboro' SIC travelled across to
f.esSbtirg. small village in Caswell county.
The next place of interest is Ianceyyile, the
c"m:y-Scat- This is Il considerable town.
aud does 4 good tobacco trade, CAPTAIN
rotcal lis building very large and conye-
nicnt tobacco warehouse. Milton is larger
town than this, and place OF large tobacco
trade. 1t might, with propriety. lie called
the town Of hills.
From here we pass OIL to Reidsvillp, II
point on the Richmondand Danville railroad,
in Rockingham county. known to a GOOD
many Richmond merchants, Judging from
the number of boxes lying around with
brands of wcl-known Richmond houses.
Reidsville Is building up rapidly, and bids
fair TO outStrip her sister towns in the tobacco
market. We saw more energy and thrift
ness here than at any point In our travels.
Wentworth, the cornty-seat. is place of not
much interest. Madison is also small vii.
lage. on Dan and Mayo rivers.
,{x-
Of mountains. Danhury, the county-Seat, is
Just ut the base of the mountains. 1t pre-
srnts TO the eve picturesque scenery. From
Danbury we pass on II Salem and winston,
Two rival towns that ought to be one, sepa-
rated As they are geographically by forty feet
Of land. not at all inSurmountahle, but exist
ing under separate and distinct forms Of go
vcrnmeni, charter, &c. In one ale i sold,
aud nothing stronger, while in the other
nothing SO strong a. ale is allowed. The
temperance cltisc is mighty and does prevail
in Winston.
In Winston we saw for the first time Hon.
Iebi,on 4. Vance, Ex-Governor Of the State.
Wc also had the pleasure of listening to lee
trlre hy him: subject. 1.-The Boy" 1t was
both instructive and amusing. The Governor
eypatiatrd considerably on the grand epoch
of the hoy'> LIES history namely, the first
pair OF breeches; Init did not say anything
about the browning period Of the 'hQy's man
hood, the first tobacco qllid. You know with
lis in Virginia manhood begins when the boy
can manage the first tobacco Guid when he
can spit tobacco Juice As good us pa.
salem Is a pretty pLtce--->neets paved, gas,
&c. quite townish III style. Here we heard
for the first time a sermon by a Morayian
minister They have Il fine chlIrrh and n
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Andrew johnson proposes to be candi.
late for the Governorship Of Tennessee on
the Greeley platform. - =. 49, I, -,
Judge Theard, Of New Orleans, has rem
.tered a decision restoring the confscated
property of the late John Slidell to the heirs
Of the deceased. %
A contemporary says that putting the
names Of the streets on street lamps is good
thing. On moonlight nights, when the lamps
IRE not lighted, by getting out of the street
car, climbing the lamp-post, and striking a
match, You may read the name of the street
distinctly 1.-THE wind does not blow out your
match. t,s
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: almost exclt,sirels la theire sl,a,tin,,a sna
. washing tpeir cfotliing, ..tiidhir Re hi axs:.
ee.ient substitute for soap. The discovery oc.
sasioned at that time a lively interest In the
material OH the Pacific coast, and was speedi.
" Followed by other discoveries In various
sections Of Nevada and California. Though
! believe some Of the material was used with
yrnufying results at the Mission Mills. In
an Francisco, the expense of reaching mar.
sset was. in every instance, too great to
utilize II. :
Quite recently the writer has had for.
warded to him fair samples of fuiler's earth
trom Tennessee and Southern Illinois.
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Destructive FIRE IN BRooKLYS-ONE HUN-
DEED FAMILIES HoaELEss.--Ne,o York, May
ia tire broke out this evening ut No. 90
Throop avenue. Brooklyn, and extended
along the avenue 10 No. 105, and also burned
four houses on Bartlett street, adjoining.
The first floors of the houses were occupied
as stores. and the upper parts rs tenement
bo,,scs. One hundred families were rem
dereti homeless and lost most OF their house
hold property. Five smallpox patients Were
in one of the houses, and these the officers OF
the health department attempted to secure.
They all effected their escape, htiweser, after
a long and close chase through waste lots in
The neiphborhood. The total loss Is esti-
mated at 500, 600; partly insured.
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CLOTHING.

MEMBERS OFF THE PRESBYTERIAN
nA GENERAL ASSEMBLY
VIII please hear in mind that have for the mast
rWENIi-ElGHr YEARS Away made u liberal
-g@ MINISTRY
- Well ts students preparing for the ministry and
that now desire To Inform them that can offer ex-
iraordinary Inducements Ia them nll and their
friends Visiting our city, and would cordially invite
tiieir cab to anexaninationof my
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK,
which cannot he excelled In the South.
thankful for their past fayorS. ask continuance
ceived. NM. IRA SNJTt{ 4 aant
my l6-2t H09 Main street tsiRn big fag
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JEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

THIRD SUPPLY OF SPRING AND SUMMER
1s.t7S5 GOODS AT 4i5 BROAD STREET. ~.e.rsg
,TRIPED and FIGURED GRENADINES;
Observation-Disclosures all grades: ...'f.t y iss3'
JAPANESE POPI.INS, solid and plaid :; as; ,t.,,;s
JAPANESE SILkS, solid and figured:
BABTJSTE CLOTH, for suits (: s @.a. - q
GASSlMERES, JEANS, COTT0SADES, and LIN
EN- GOODS, for boys and mems wear;
Full line of DOMESTIC SEIEETINGS, LINENS.
DIAPERS, TOWELS and WHITES GOODS;
Complete stock Of LACE GOODS. EMRROIDE-
ii RES, HANDKERCHIEF, TRIMMINGS, and
FANCY GOODS. JULIUS SYGLE, So
4l3 Broad street between Forth and Fifth.
The following gentlemen are with me, and will be
pleased to see their friends: j. }. TURNER, W. D.
POWERS. JOHN N. GARY, GEORGE p. BAGBY, = .
my S-1m
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TOILET ARTICLES. ~
'I,LEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER,
,NaTraN,s CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR - -
: = tss-r@f THE HAIR. - u

perfectly clear preparations, In one bottle, as
eisy applied ~ WATER for restoring 70 gray DALI us
atur.l color and youthful appearance, 10 eraaeate
and preyeat d,ndruR, 10 promote The grown OF LAG
Is il eafirs9g harmless and perfectly Tee nom any
poIyonous substance, and Will therefore take the
place of all the dirty and unpleasant prepafa'lois
now In use Numerous Testimonials nave ,oeeh se5ls
up from many OF our most prominent cifiLeisss "a
everything IN which the articles Iow in use are or
.jestioialie CRYSTAL. nIsCpYEKY Is perfect. u
Il warranted TO contain neither sugar or lead, sui
phur or nitrate Of silver. Clear and clean Is water
does not soil the clothes or scalp agrtfaDiy
irerfumed and makes one OF the best dg3sSngS LOT
the hair IN Use. restores tha coi0r or tise n1r
more perfectly md an S0rTnty than any osher pre-
paratIOn. aud always does so In Rom three 70 tt1t
days. Virtually Feeding the roots OF the hair
all Tie liourishing qualities necessary 70 its growt
and healthy condi ton, 10 restores the decay snd apr
duees u new growth of the lair more positively
than anything else. The appl4 citiqn Of this won
derful discovery also produces pleasant and eoos
Ing effect on The scalp aud gives the hair pieasaut
and alegapt appearance. si21
call especial attention 10 the fact that limit
Wishing 10 Try Il. YoawM notice thar ia plrsping
this course our aim ~ 70 convince by the actual
ARTHUR NaTTAEs, Sc e
3nyentor and proprietor, Washingtql. p. e..
For sale, wholesale and retail, by ~ AZ = 9
PURCELL. LAID Il ca. proprietor's w
IL 3l-eodtIel3 t.sss4t AFenhs Rtelinonts Va. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-15

ABOUT "SoAP MINES "--FuLLER's EARTH,
Relative to the discovery ola so-called ''soap
mine" near Pueblo, Col, correspondent OF
the Chicago Tribune writes:
Fuller's earth OF good quality was 'forlnany
years very rare mineral, and much sought
utter by fnliers (hence its nnme) to remove
out Of cloth grease that they were obliged to
use in its manufacture to prevent it from
being worn too much by friction with the
machinery, the great ayidity with which this
material absorbs oil making its Use for this
purpose almost universal, until in late years
chemical preparations have superseded it
in a. great degree. 1t is far better
cleanser than ordinary soap, but produces
the reverse effect in felting, as it leaves
the pores oil the thread and wool more open
than before its use. 1t has been found In
small quantities, and mined, at RossWln, III
SlXony but hitherto England has been The
principal producer of it; the mines IN surrey,
Hampshire, Bedlordshire, and Berkshire,
having furnished thousands OF tons per year
of it. Some Of the mines in Surrey have been
worked continuously Tor century AMI
half, their product being sold at shipping
points for 90 " % shillinss per ton, and
thence conveyed to Woollen manufacturing
districts of England and Scotland.
bllL lfttie .dtlcuttOu HIS spCCh given w sA''h
mineral in our own country, probably from
a back of knowledge by most people Of Its
appearances and qualities. Over forty years
ago a carefully-written article WIS widely
circulated in the eastern press describing
fuller's earth, and requesting that samples
bearing resemblance to the description
should be forwarded to the writer. Out Of
more than hundred samples thus received
xS<n.. rybNIQ
tained fufler's earth, and this sample ~as
SO full Of sand and gravel as TO render end il
| worthless. About ten years ago The. Wfatei
discovered n very pure bed Of this MN
eral, fifteen feet thick, in American Flaf
near Virginia City, Nevada, when his work
men were excayating the tunnel OF tht
Real del Orc silver mine. Tt WINS gariegatet
in. color, resembling Castle soap, and cu
like soapstone before the PICK or knife
For several months the entire mining camp
numbering hundred OF more people, uset