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COvode,s whisky.


One day early III the session, Covade toit
one of his friends that there was great dea
OF whisky crank In that rooms His friend
seemed perfectly Indifferent to the informs
ton, merely answering, II s'pose so.'
Ixa"Wcll,' said Covade' Il don'l much objec,
70 tho boys drinking all they want. but
don't want them to walk off with it III whole.
sale. I'm not anxious to keep wholesale
establishment a fair retail business il all /
care for. They NAV come here ii they're our
friends. and drink all they want. but dom t
want them 10 steal it. dent want them to
| bottle to-day, a d. mioIn Tomorrow, and 4
keg the next day.
"tiave . new lo.k put OH your washstand
then.'
THAT'S good i'ies.' said John; '.ifs
wonder didn't think of it before.'
So new lock was put on the wasllstand-
a large rosewood case with doors in front
aad marble top. This would hold q small
key OF whisky. two or three demiiohns, Or 4
couple of dozen bottles. The new /. elk
did not seem TO work satisfactorily. A day
or two after II Was adjusted. the whole store.
dozen strong, was taken. few days af-
ter the lock was changed again; o use
more whisky gone mysterionsiy. Finally
very intricate aud complicated lock was put
on. Then the robbery was to stop, sure. |
The very next night another tiemiiohn dis
Ii was but natural that by this time Uncle
John became little discouraged and unhap-j
py. Still. he could not give up the luxury
and satisfaction Of having something nice
thouE him all the time. 1t was pleasant to
70 give friend a drink once il, while. and
t was sociable. and finally he got mad ard
'wore he wsuld be doggoned If he wouldn't
ieep little OF the stuff in his room. and he
would be doggoned il he would allow anv
'ody to steal it. either. So lie set a trap.
new stock had arrived that day. and he
mt it in the washs!and as usual After the
ouse adjourned. he concealed himself in the !
DOM and waited He did not have long to ,
'ait. He heard two pairs of ieet iip-toeinsr
up to the door. He lais low. Pretty soon :
Key was turned in the lock. and then two !
zen entered. From his hiding place Uncle /,
Ohm looked out and recognized two wa"yish | i
'ehbers. who were toni Of their joke. but o
ill iontier Of Uncle Johns whisky. 4,
Still Uncle john laid low. but kept his eve I,
zen. I'he#two men walked straight to the f
ashstand and deliberately lifted off the !.
arble top. This was all. but 1t was enough .,
Uncle John. He kept quiet, however !,
It'll they had handed out two or three bot u
IS. Then he stepped out and said te
"That'll do, boys; want tile rest Al
There Was at first consternation On ore
ae, as may be imagined. and anger ON the N
her, but this soon give way to laughter. II
d laughter was succeeded by drinks. Ii III
Is good joke on both sides. but Uncle ].
I'm Covsde. to the day Of his death, never b.
gave the Democratic party for that trick. hi
Dag, i,
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Press sDsAD-HEADs.- Railroads OCCASION
ally complain OF dead-heading, nut no insti-
tuition suffers so much from. it as. the press.
A sensible writer says. l.
''Fhe press endures the affection of deatl-
headism from the pulpit, the bar and the
.tage-from corporal ions, societies and in
diyiduals. 1t is expected to yield its inter-
ests; it is required to give strength to 1.-THE
weak, eyes to the blind. clothes to the make
and bread to the hungry; it's asked to COW
er intirnities. hide weaknesses and wink at
q,,acks; bolster up dull authors and fiatter
the vain; it is, in short, to be all things to all
men, and if it looks for pay Or reward it Is
denounced as mean and sordid. here is
no interes. under the whole heavens that is
expected to give SO much to society, without
pay or thanks. as the press
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+ CHARACTER is PowER.-1t Is often said
that knowledge is power: and this is true.
Skill or faculty of any kind carries with ii
superiority. So, to a certain extent, wealth
is power, and genius has a transceniant gift
of mastery over men. But higher, purer,
better than all. more.constant in ts influence,
more Iasing in it's sway. is the power of
character--that power which enanates from
q pure aud lofty mind. Take any commnri-
ty--who is the man of most influence To
whom do all look up with reverence. Not
/; he .'smartest'' man, not the cleverest politi-
clan, nor the most brilliant talker, but he
who, in long course of years, tried by the
extremes OF prosperity and adversely, hiss
proved himself to THO Judgment Of his neigh
hors, and of allswlo have seen his life, a.
worthy to be called wise and good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-10

WEST VIRGlNIA.-Thc evidence of respect
for their mother State, Virginia, which was
given by the members of the Democratic
National Convention from West Virginia
in making formal call upon the members
from this State is gratifying to the feelings OF
every true son Of the Old Dominion. We
hail it not as indicating that the two States
will ever be retinited-for we know that the
people Of West Virginia are not i'll favor Of
such retinion-but as Il proof that West Vir-
ginians, like all other men who were born
in Virginia, are proud Of the name and fame
of their old mother.
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a;pEcTAT, 'rOrfcEs.

affy-ss 81 URN a II II p THE BEAUTI-
FRI country -ceat of tisc Hon. James Lyons cons
tanning about ONE HUNDRED AND sixty .',s7-
FIVE ACRES, on slie Brook turnpike, one and q
quarter miles north OF Richmond, win be sofa az
auesIon. on ,ls premises ON FIsIDA7e the lsth OF
July, 1872 at O'Clock p. a., together Win Q hne
parcel Of FLOODED CATTLE, MULES, FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS, SC, The farm VIII ie SUD
divided Into several smaller Ones ranging in SIG
from ave to fifteen acres according to the pat 70 DC
exhibited al tho s,ic. There Will he fronts not ohs
on the turnpike, bat also on the cross-road anu VI,
ttc road leading by the Fair Grounds. The special
attention of the public ia particularly invited TO tha
sale. See advertisement under auction head.
,v,e w. GODDIN, Auctionecr
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DIEs,.

At the residence of her father, on the morning OF
Sth July, ROZELLA YALE, youngest daughter OF
Samuel S. and Sarah j. Burch; aged i've months.
At his residence sos west Grace street. on 9th July,
JOHN A. STONE. after short illness, III the six
ty-lfth year OF his age.
The friends and acIuaintanccs of the family are
respectfully Invited TO attend his funeral THIS
EVENING ut O'Clock.
On the 9th Instant ut Laurel Spring, the residence
AM, e IL Eiicrsop AGED :, months nj tiv Va ~, ~:
She was Inferred AT Emmaus church on Sunday
It'll Instant
Al the residence of her brother, W. Nj. Rawns,
Stokes county, n. c.. ON the 9th Of June 1872, OF
consumption, M. SENIE CIiEATIiaM, beloved
Wife OF A. Is. Cheatliani, of Manchester, Va; aged
twenty-siN years. She leaves husband and two
small children 10 mourn their logs.
Blessed the dead who die In the Lord"
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500. 900 WOETU OF CLOTHING.

Ssu,0OO WORTH OF tLCl HIM..
IN preparation fora change lh" coming season.
will from the FIRST DAY OF july, lS7., offer
my entire stock III
CENT EMEN'S, YOUTHS, BOYS, AND
CIllLDREN'S CLuTlIlNG
at a REDUCTION of my former prices of the sea
son. II il Important that the stock of SUMMER
WEAR should bc closed ont entire. and induce
nlcntS will be offered to that end. Among the few
things | would cuurncratc are
DRESS SUITS,
CliENiOT SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
LINEN SUITS,
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
WHITE DUCK SUITS,
YOUTHS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS,
CIIILDREN'S SUITS,
and everything that SUITS the wants of the people.
andat Il ftbHi""Slg to'c fgnrc
! mean all ! say, and those In want of good, gen
tccl, and wclI-ma,Ic CLOTHING will find that the
best place TO get them Is the olG-cStlhsled thirty
years. house Of
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agent,
09-hlain street, sign of the Rig Flag
n. R.-Scc detailed advertisements Us they daily
appear. ~ l-codtJy23
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The New Basis of Representation.
We rccur to this subject because lfefe
seems to be misunderstanding as to what
the state Committee has done. The follow.
inc is the regulation touching the basis OF
representation, as published by the sccre'
tary:
.In al, nominating conventions the delc.
gates from each township OF county, ana
for each voting precinct OF ward oil CITY,
shaIl cast the Conservative voting strength OF
each township or ward as itapparcd ihcac'i
county and city at the last preceding genera
election for State officers, in which each deic-
cate shalt cast his equal proportion oil inc
whole vote"
OF this regulation, the Wing of yesterday
says:
"The new rule Of representation adop'ca
by the Ccntra! Committee applies for the pre- pr:
sent only to conventions nominating c'nui,
dates for Congress. We have not eAt'i'l":"
the figures TO see how it will alccl results IN
the various districts. In this diserict, we
hear, il increases the advantage winch hiIh-
mond already had over the Counties a'l,'cl
Tho old mode of representation. We may
cyrec, bcart-burnng and dissatisfaction III
other quarters. But it is only in STATE con-
yenton that all its bancfuness will nc real
izcd-when the Northern Neck may be AT
lowed one vote, and the whole Peninsula,
from IIenrico to the Bay, vii! be gracio.isiy
yoiciIsafed half vote, and like bountiini
dispcnsation shall be do!ed out To tue soutfi-
side from Norfolk to the mountains"
Ii is evident that the new rule is far one
to start with. II allows each county ana CITY
its actual Conservative strength Ill nolhi-
Mating conventions. No one ought TO com
plain of rule Of this sort. We know not
what the Wing means when it says that "thc
"Nortlprn Neck may be allowed one vote
"and the whole Peninsula, from Hcnrlco 10
"thc Bay, will be graciously voucis' tcd
"halS vote" &c. There is nothing i'll the
new rule wliirh .iustiiics such remark. AS
TO this congressional district, we can relieve
the Wings fears. The new rule reduces the
comparative strength Of this city in noml-
mating conventions, but gives to her exactly
her real strength. Under the old system
Richmond had twcnty-one out OF torty-hVc
delegates. Under the new system, the
strength of this city and of the several collll-
ties in congressional conventions will be US
fnlloWs
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE l. 1879.

This 'avurc AMI celebrated WATERING PLACE
will offer additional attractions this season. Among
other improvements. there has been added al cle-
CANT and spacious bll-ropn adjoining the parlor;
Tire JGlrlor has been enlarged and improved, AMI the
proximity OF the two renders each easily accessible.
II will Inc kept III style not surpassed anywhere In
Virginia.
The WATERS Of these special Springs either cure
greatly relieve most cases OF Scrofua, iDcipient
Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryn-
gifts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia
Chronic Diarrh,ra, Chronic Dyscutcry. They are
also great value In those affections which are ptcit-
lar to lie female constitution, aud rs an appetizer,
tonic aud general restorative, they are, perhaps,
unrivnllcd amongst mineral waters. The proprietor
will have provided for tile lawns and ballroom
irSt-cluSs Band Of Music, and In general all The
sources Of amusement and recreation usfaly found
at our hes; summer resorts will he at the command OF
Im'e guests at "i;OtkHltIEGE ALUM" The place
l. within eleven tn thirteen hours Of ticn,nnd,
Washington, Baltimore etc., by rail- AL In dt! light.
Passengers leave tic OF the Chesapeake 5it
ohio Railroad: at Goshen depot, and new and elegant
stage cuichcs. passing rapidly ovcra smooth and
level road Of only eight miles, &c. down the visitors
al the Springs Ia tea.
-. JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Persons making use Of The grouuds, &C., OF the
Springs, and not stopping ut my hotel, will he
charged half my regular rates.
The i,Ockhridgc water Is for sale by PURCELL,
IAnD 4 CO.. Richmond, and GEORGE NJ. NC
ISTIltE, charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on applicatjun
my i0-3m
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ron fs1zNT...

9TfoR RENT, HALF OF as s mi
Vse1AET HOUSE, On Ninth street II tfi sof III
other couyeniences on the premises Possession
gfgea at once. Rent f0T. Reference y ch1Ifged.
Address q g. z. IN Ufsnnfch Office. 1c I0-2t 3,
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VIRGINIA IN BALTlMoRE-Thc mother of
States and statesmen has had her ancient and
proper position assigned to her in Baltimore.
The Convention, in selecting Il Virsinian for
its temporary president, give an indication
the crowd of outsiders to call first upon this
State for orators.
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e'B.<sH'gsEN&t.

CLosINc-our SALE
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TOK RENT, THE .FIKST-CEfsho& go
II FoUR-STORY DWELLING sttta!ea on ~
the cast side of Eighth street third door from CEsy
kitchen wlthsix rnDfiis with MI modern improve.
rnents. The premises will he put in good order. ana
possepstnii given the LIST of September next Ihe
forse Is accessible ny yerandah and frlck porch 10
Mrs. Duyars clearinghouse; 80 that persons can
take their meals there Ii desired. Apply : TO
CHARLES Z. DAVIS, at Mrs. Duvai's, or ut the olce
of KERSEY s. DAVIS, No. Ill Eighth street.
10 qs-F1tSW5t
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Caroline had one vote for every jS0 Con-
scryatiycs; Chesterfield one for every 3l4
Hanover one for every 3G2 Ilcnrico one for
every $50; Louisa one for every 3"l and
Richmond city one for every 29G. IL is evil
dent from these figures that the new rule
does not "incrcasc the advantage which
Richmond already had over the counties
"llndcr the old mode of representation,
but puts all the counties and this city upon
I'M exact equality. Each votes its asccrtalncd
strength. This mode of nominating candl-
dates is not new thing, but is the very
mode which obtained in Virginia before the
war. Ii will be ia State conventions That It's
fairness will be most conspicuous. The
Northern Meek, and the Peninsula, and all
other sections OF the State, will cast exactly
the vote to which they are scverally ell
titled.
The argument that the negro is ignored Is
not fair. The Radical is ignored, rs nc
should be. But every negro who voted the
Conservative ticket in 1869 will he counted
this year; and in next years conventions
every negro who votes for GREELEY this year
will be counted.
We are confident that the people will ap-
prove of the action of The State Central Com
mttee. That or some other action was inn
peratively demanded. If any better plan
had been presented it would doubtless have
been adopted. Clearly, however, in our
opinion, 10 better and no farcr plan can be
devised. We commend il to the attention of
the Conservatives of Virginia in the conf
dencc that it will meet their unqualified az
probation.
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NAT MORE NEW GOODS FOR TIE
HOT WEATHER.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
LINEN LAWNS AND DRESS GOODS.

LINEN LAWNS AND DRESS GOODS.
r. Il. PRICE & co.
have Just opened new assortment of PRINTS, In
American and English:
PERCALE CAMBRICS. &C.;
LINEN and BATISTE SUlTIN(;S, for travellers;
JAPANESE and other POPLlNS at l63c., 2Oc., e5c.,
and up;
ORGANIZES and LAWNS, plain AMI figured;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS
LINEN SHEETlNGS, PILLOW LINENS,
TOWELS, BUCK GAUNTLETS, KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES, &C.;
SILK SCARFS, every color;
PARASOLS, HOSIERY, &C.;
LINEN BOSO3iS,
THREAD and COTTON SOCKS,
LINENS and ChSSIMERES for gentlemen and
boys; WHITE DUCKS, &C.;
READY-MADE LINEE-BOSOM SHIRTS, of best
quality also, NIGHT GOWNS, SKIRTS, and
other undcrgarmeuts for ladies, which will be
closed out very low.
More MOURNING GOODS In GRENADINES
IRON BAREGEs, BOMBAZINES, TAMlSE
GRAPES, and GRAPE Wells.
The SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS
now on hand will he closed out without regard tC
the of them. Parties In need therefore, bt
supplied upon their own terms.
It. r. PRICE & co,
ty! 1101 Main street, corner Eleventh.
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1t has been but few days since we pub
lishcd the extract from Mr.. GREELEY'S letter
to the Union League Club which some one
sent to us yesterday. Read the Dispatch,
friends.
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MIR. AND MRS. j. YANCEY will re-
WI cciye Mt their residence. Greenwood, two
or three families rs BOARDERS during the SUM-
MGR. Terms for Il single mouth, $780,
j. YANCEY.
Greenwood Depot, Albcmarlc, Va.
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$1,000, 900. G cir r5ScrS err Il ! \ MD D

OF TIE PWBTTT Library Of KENTUCKY.
At LOUISVILLE T.. kI.--Ry authority In the act al.
the Legislature Incorporating tie Public library of
Kentucky. Ilr Trustees viii give tIl..ir SECOND
GRANDElFT CONCERT in The great hall Of the
Public Library building, !n Louisville, Ky, on SAT-
UKDAI. sept, In!,cr -, 1872.
One Thousand tickets 81 admission Will he issued
nj Rio each: half i"k"ts, 81 arlertickcS, s.. 50 ;
II whole tickets for 800: - Tor S.i5 So for i5D0
ll3 Tor Sl.rOu: .S5 for $500 SO for SJp0o No dis
count on less lLau fIua worth "f tickets ut q time
During the Concert The sum of 8j0o.n0o in en-
rcucy will lie given 10 The holders of tickets by Ills
rilutiOn by lot of Thousand gifts. az follows:
iSr OF GIFTS
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SPECIA2. NOTICES.
ny GREAT REDUCTION.
~ { 8 ~
ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN TO THE
siss LOWEST pRfCESI


ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN TO THE
LOWEST PRfCEsI
TIC. BI.EACHED and BROWN COTTON at 1'sc'
per yard;
12Ic. CAIICOES only Tic. per yard;
doc. BLACK GRENADINES at sc. per yard;
7sc. BLACK GRENADINES Mt sac. per yard;
sc. EMBROIDERED GRENADINES at f03c. per
yard:
s7sc. VICTORIA LAWN nj &c per yard;
37bc. SWISS MUSLIN ut CSC. rcr yar7i;
Al WHITE LINEN DAAIASK at 7sc. per ynrd;
SOC. DOLLY WARDEN HATS at aoc. each.
Such tremendous knock-down of the prices oil
LACE SHAWLS,
PAKASDIS and PARASOL-COVERS,
RIBBONS, EMBRGIDERIES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
uANDKERCHlEFS.
LACE COLLARS and SETS, &C.,
that only a call can do justice 10 the bargains mt
WILLIAM TTIALIIIafER & SONS,
I've l0l3 Main street, opposite post-hifce'
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MACssESEHsS'. &c.
E'UK SALE,


Neutrality-suspicious. about l5-borse power,
mounted on wheels, suitable for q,Iarrying,
wrcckng, pilc-'!riviuc, &C.. with or without
'l %sE f 81 " 'HI9ESS III pEsS GNE and
BOILER, on one bed plate:
One s-Iiul:SE POWER AGRICULTURAL EN-
CINE. mounted On wheels:
one s-il0HSE POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
aud BOILER.
Both OF the above ran he seen running ut our shop
One NEW l.-IloKSE POWER PORTABLE En-
one NEW Ie-lIoISE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with "Wheelcr's" Patent Balance
TfoNARY ENriNE, ''''N : : - =
One SECONDHAND l2-liORSE POWER PORT
One N skrd ,:si5ifN s-noRsE rowEn UP
RIGHT BOILER,
%s 3ksE rSW EE ESSE
Two as-Ii0HsE row ri: Tui;UIhR GoiLERS,
One aaIi E5HF, T r"WE; RI T6lSrALE BoiEr,
Three PLAIN CYLINDER BOILERS of lS-horse
onc s-FooT ALDEN FAN BLOWER;
One is-iNGH FAN BLOWER;
o"e, rOErABLE GKisT MILL, witlla-foot French
One new GRAY 4 WOOD PLANER, 2e-foot
One St,EEW CUTTING SLIDE LATHE, 10 inches
swins and 7.fo"t bed, nearly new;
One FOOT LATHE, suitable for gunsinith or jew
Five EARL's PATENT STEAM PUMPS assort-
cd sizes:
Three FORCE PUMPS, from one to four-inch
plungcrS;
SHAFriNG, PUlLEYs, and HANGERS OF all
sizes.
Stcaiu and Waller Gauges. Pect and Gloi,c
Valves, Gauge Cocks, TallOW Cups. Waler Gauge
Glasses, all Kinds Of oil Cans. Steam Whistles, and
general assortment Of Engineers supplies. Also,
Il large assortment of New ana secondhand Tobacco
Shapes, Shape Presses, Box Presses. Bands and Bill
lets, and all kinds Of Tobacco Fixtures made 10
order.
The above will I've sold very reasonable prices.
and on accommodating: tcrus.
Si.OhT Il ADDISGT0S,
Nos. I422 liza, E26 and liz Cary street,
| and Nos. IL and Is south Fifteenth street.
my III
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one grand gilt, cash. fl0o, 00
One Grand iii cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
Total. l.nNO Gifts. all cash

Total 1000 gifts. all cash minimum. .fJuG,nO0
The Hon. THOMAS r.. IithMLETTE late Governor
OF Kentucky, lLs consented Ia represent the Trus-
tees In The management of this second Grand Gift
Concert, and he will personally see that The money
from the sale of the tickets Is deposited with Tie
Treasurer, that the drawing, Is fairly conducted and
the gifts justly awarded aud promptly paid.
The drawing will take place In public, in full view
of the audience, and nncr the Immediate supcryi-
sion and direction of the officers and trustees of the
Public Library OF Kentucky and the following
named eminent and diSintcrcSlcd citizens. who have
consented to DC present and see thai all is fairly
done:
Hon NJ. Il. HAEpIs, Judge Court Appeals, Ky.
Hon. }. PRoCToR MOTT, Eie NJ. G. Lebanon Dis
Ion. u. ": BRUCE, Judge Ninth Judicial IBIS, Ky
Gen. ELI II. MURRAY, l.. 5. Marshal, Dis Ky.
Gerry Court.
Hon. +: d. STAMFORD, President Farmers and
Hon. JoHX BARBEE, Manager Royal Insurance
Company, Liverpool
Colonel PHILIP LEE, CONFERENCE.-The Attorney,
Nluth Judicial District.
Or. c. GRAHAM, founder of Graham Cabinet.
Colonel JiL&oS T. JoHHsoN, Manager of the Gait
DIR. r s. BELL, Professor of Medical University,
Louisville.
lion. J. G.. BANTER, Mayor of Louisville.
Hon. i. l.. BURNETT, City Attorney.
HENRY WoLFoHD Treasurer of Louisville.
A, y. BKANNIN, President of the Manufacturers
PHILIP JUDGE, OF the Louisville Hotel Company.
JAMES BKlDGEFoRD. President OF Second Ma
tOnal Bank.
VIC. d. WHIPS, Proprietor of Willard Hotel.
): G. JOHNSTON, President OF Traders Bank
II. VICTOR NEWCoMB, firm OF Newcomb, Bucha-
non Il Go.
HENRY DErrEN, President German Bank,
ANDREW GRAHAM tobacco and cotton merchant
DIR. SoRyiN GREEN, President l.. and &. Short
line railroad.
Vol ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
OFFICERS OF THE LIBRARY.
X. L. DuRRETr, President.
". n. HALDEMAN, Eicc-presdent
JOHN !. CAIN, Secretary.
FARMERS Ann DROyEIis BANK, Treasurer.
Address THOMAS h.. BRAMLEITE,
Agent Public library OF Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Circulars giving full particulars sent on appilca-
ton. jy l8-ti2aw,Gwc0w2in
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W. TER FROM
THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The proprietors of this valuable MINERAL
WATER, so highly esteemed as q remedial agent,
In order to have it within tho reach of the ulic,
have had Ii put up IN IiaLE-t;ALlON BOTTLES,
In of one dozen each, and placed 1t on sale
ut accessible points.
Pamphlets descriptive of the character of this
WATER and its application to Diseases. Sc. may
Inc had Of the agents for the sale OF the WATER In
Rclmcnd and elsewhere.
We appcud letter from i. V. Daniel Esq, attor-
ney at law. highly respectable and wcll-known
citizen Of Richmond
John Herbert Claiborne, Esq, President Blue Ridge
Springs Company:
have repeatedly and continuously used the water
of the Blue Ridge Springs, and with lnns eype-
rience Of the waters of nearly all Of the mineral
springs of Virginia. aud of several of those of other
States, have never tonndany superior. nor, If taken
ut distance from their source amy equal In those of
the Blue Ridge Springs sure bat very gentle
viscera. Unlike any other mineral water with which
am acquainted, Its efficacy seems uninlpaired by
kccpin2-it least in glSSor by exposure tn the air.
have used II with great advantage from demijoh
filed twelve months before. i have sometimes
thought that perceived, what others In this city felt
convinced that they perceived, decided and salu-
tary effect on the liver where torpid DISTRACTED.
For home use decidedly prefer 1t TO any other niu-
eral wafer.
Very respectfully, your ol,edlent servant,
L. V. DANIEL, Jr.
Richmond, Fa May It'll, 1872.
This water il for sale In Richmond, Va. by
PURCELL. LADD IL Co., Druggists,
I21G, corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets.
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