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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

DELICATE CEEATCREs.-This Is the phrase ap-
piled by his BIackucss the Moor OF Venice 10 tne
fair ladies Of ITALY, 1t the lovely complexion OF
Desdemora--such radiant contrast to his owi-tnat
his heart; and, sooth to say, every man OF dls-
cernment considers fair skin, like sweet voice.
ian excellent thing in woman." Now, this Is
charm which can be acquired. There lsa hcalthfu
and odoriferuus toilet article, known everywhere "a
HAGAS'S MsGSoLIA BALM, which literally trans
figures a cloudy or sallow skin, sutfusing the dis
coored face, neck, arms, and bosom, with SOFT
pearly tlnge and imparting to the surface smooth
ness and gloss like that Of polished marble. In
stead of ciogging the pores, like the sticky ennmes,
contracting them, and thus obstructing perspra-
ton, like tue astrngcnt cosmetics, II cieanses the
skin from ai impurities, and wonderfully improves
Its texture. This peculiarly Is particularly appre-
ca.ed by our rural bellies, who find that the coarse
ness and roughness which country air Is apt to ea
gender are speedily removed from their faces hands
and arms, By this delightful preparation.
My FRIEND, stop that terrible cough, and TINS
avoid consumptive's grave, by using DIR. PIERcE's
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. For curing all
throat, bronchial and lung diseases 1t has never been
e,,alled. Sold by druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

STATIsTIcs OF THE CITY CouRTs.-The Go
vernon has Laid before the General Assembly
pamphlet containing the responses Of the
county and corporation judges of the Com
iinonwealth to circular calling for statistical
information as to their expenses and busi.
ness. We compile from it the following in
regard to the Circuit and Hastings Courts
Of Richmond: -
1ne expenses Of the city Circuit Court
lcudse WellforG were as follows: Petit iu.
res IN civil cases, Sails; petit iuries in
criminal cases, S102; clerks fees and ey.
Penses OF office, $297.S3; other officers.
soo4.oo. The number of indictments fsund
III capltal cases was 2; in felonies and mis-.
ueneano1s, none; number of convictions in
eapllal cases and punishment adiudeed. |
(penalty, death); number of convictions for
other cases Of felony, 8; number of civil
cases commenced during the year prior to
November lst, go; number of civil cases
asposed OF, 81; number of civil cases pend.
Ing when present judge qualified. 971.
The expenses of the Hastings Court LJudne
Guigon)were as follows: Grand iurics' s342
petit juries in civil cases, $3.50; petit il1rics
in criminal cases, S5,12595. Clerks salarr
81 900; fees, $500; expenses Of Office. s135-
$1,733.35. Other officers Commemorative,
attorney, $3.50; City Sergeant, 81, ,O91. IL
26,645.T1. 1.-THE Sergeant has to pay hi
deputies and support prisoners confined i,
.iaiLl The number Of indictments for fclonies
141; for misdemeanors, 204. Number Of con
victlons for felony, II; number of conyic
tions for misdemeanor, 104. Amount of fine
assessed, 81 ,950.01. The number Of civ
cases commenced in tie year prior to the Is
of November was $50; number disposed OF
763; number pending when present juds
qualified, GA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

ASSIvERsARy CELEBRATION OF TIE YOUNG
MES's MISSIONARY SoCIETY.-The third annl.
yersarv of the Young Mems Missionary So.
cicty Of Lcigh-Strcet Baptist church was
celebrated on Sunday night. Rev. CO C.
Bitting delivered the annual sermon, from
Numbers, 18th chapter, 30th verse: "Lei
lis so up at once and possess it, for we arc
we'll able to overcome it." The speaker elo-
quenty described the circumstances under
which Caleb uttered these words. After
giving the lessons drawn from the narrative,
he gave, among others, the following stats.
tics regarding his own denomination in this
State and country:
Forty years ago there were reported In
Virginia o., 900 members of Baptist churches.
In the same territory there are now III ,O0O
members reported. In 1880 there were re-
ported in the United States 800 Baptist asso-
Citations, 5,075 churches, 1884 ministers,
81, ,462 annual baptisms, and 36l ,432 men,
bers. In 1870 there were reported 793 asso-
Citations, 17,745 churches, 1888 ministers,
1875 annual baptisms, and AIS, ,493 mem
bcrs. Showing, in forty years, gain OF 499
associations, 12,G70 churches, 1854 ministers,
4G,333 annual baptisms, and l,o5S,0Gl mem
bcrs, with an average gain OF one ne,c church
for erery day during the thirty-three years
just past. 10 meet the needs Of churches
and destitute fields, 5000 ministers are re-
qured in this country alone"
In conclusion, Mr.. Biting eloquently ex.
horted the young men to join in the noble
work of foreign missions.
This Society numbers about sixty members,
and is ofiicered as follows: j. B. Turpiu,
president; j. b. Southall, Tice-president ;
w. Is. Smith, recording secretary; and L. c.
Goddin, corresponding secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

FUNERAL PARADE.-The Attucks Guards,
a military company composed of young CO.
lored men and commanded by Captain r. L.
Hobson, paraded on Sunday as tribute Of
respect to their deceased comrade Samuel
George. They numbered sixty-fve rnkand
file, and not only looked well but drilled
well. The uniform worn was that prescribed
by the Governor {gray) and the arms were
loaned them for the occasion by Mayor hei-
ley. The company has not yet been Inspected,
and It's officers are still without commissions.
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CONDITION.

n. B.-Seven more deaths occurred at the
penitentiary, not included in the above. the
physician failing to make return before this
statement was prepared-all colored: males,
q; female, l. Diseases: Consumption, .;
dropsy, l; dysentery, /; pneumonia, l !:
scroiula; /; scurvy, 1.
j. G.. CABELI, VI. D.,
President Board Of Health.
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DEAD INFANT FouND.-Yesterday morning
Mr. William Snead found the body of new
ly-horn white female child near the third pier
Of Msyo's bridge, on this side. 1t was in a
paper box, and had rock tied to it. There
were no marks of violence upon the body.
The deputy coroner viewed it, and decided
that an inquest was not necessary, as the
child was evidently still-born.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LOVERS OF TIE RARE

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LOVERS or TIE RARE
AND BEAUTIFUL-Itw will be an obJec: Of great inter-
est TO the amateurs Of fine fruits and flowers to give
a Gull to Messicurs MARTIN s. Co., who have just
arrived from Lyons, France with splendid and end
less variety of fruits, trees, flowers, etc., raised by
by themselves In France, aud imported expressly fol
this market As their samples or fruits and plant.
are curiosity. ladies' are especially invited to cal
and see those fine pears. some weighing rs much s
three pounds each. Apricots, pEunes, and peache
without stone, besides many rare plants not to b.
found in this market. MARTIN i Co., sU4 Mali
or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

RIcHdoSD COLLEGE LEcrUKEs.-Rey. DR..
Read, of the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church, delivered yesterday the usual Mon
day mornings lecture at Richmond College.
The students and those citizens who were
present were more than delighted with the
masterly portrayal Of mans pristine as COM
pared with his present physical and moral
status. None who heard will soon forget the
graphic description of the scenes in Eden as
they are painted by DubGuf, nor the copious,
beautiful, and striking illustrations of pope's
aphorism, "Order Is Heavens first law" or,
as the Doctor preferred to phrase it, "God
compels order by law"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

CANT AFFORD TO lie WITHOUT OSE.-The Rev.
Lcmuel Bisscll missionary to India, writing from
Milan, Ohio March 9Th, 1866, says: "Ihe machine
you sold us year ago gives entire satisfaction. Hav-
Ing family to prepare for long sea voyage, we
have had opportunity TO test 1t thoroughly, and
the more we test 1t the better we like It. My wife
says she must take WILCOX l. GIBBS with US to
India, and If 1 tell her we cannot afford II, abe
replies, We cannot afford to be 1chho,H one"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

LEVY BROTHERS were fortunate In laying in q
large supply Of cotton goods, anticipating the rise
which has taken place. the consequence is that they
are selling New York Mills, Wamsutta, Fruit Of the
Loom, and Androscoggin shirtings, and beached and
unbleached shee;iugs, at old prices. Call and make
your purchase before the supply gives out
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Yithmond nispattl1.
ny TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
catch IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
clrCUL ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.


". GODDlS wNl sell Il; J: NJ. The farm called La
rurnnr1. opposite to the nursery Of Franklin
Davis & Co. also, mules. stock, carts, farming
utensils. Sc.
,.YNE & BROTHER viii sell at T. NJ. suburban
property on extension Of Foushoc street near the
new corporation linc.
sRUBRS & WILLIAMS will sell at II NJ. n lot OF
ground on the west side OF Tcnth street between
Main and Cary.
COOK & LACGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ furui-
turc, Sc.
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of pittsylvania, had narrow escape from a
severe accident yesterday. In attempting to
get on the Richmond train at Danvillc he
missed his footing and fell between two pas
aenger coaches while they were. in motion.
But for the prompt assistance of brakeman
he would inevitably have been caught te-
meath the wheels and badly mangled if not
killed. AS it turned out, hewas only bruised,
but did not come on to Richmond.
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M1L1rARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIoan

MILITARY APPoINTMENTs.-Colon Sloan,
commanding First Virginia regiment, has
made the following appointments Of staff
officers: Surgeon, DIR. Frank d. Cunning
ham; Assistant Surgeon, DR.. c. W. z.
Brock; Quartermaster, Captain Charles Z.
Bigger Commissary, Cyrus Bosseux. Pri.
Yates James II. Lofsy, Of Company F." and
R. Gilhanl, of Company "A," have been de-
tailed for duty as markers of the regiment.
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VIRGINIA HALL.-East Lynne is too stale to
draw crowd in Richmond unless it is pre-
sented by stars Of the first magnitude. No
wonder, therefore, that the crowdat Virginia
Hall last night was slim. Tonight a more
attractive bill will be presented, and as "the
Old Reliable company" embraces some good
actors IN entertaining performance may be
expected,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23
TIy MEADE & BAKERS

~ MEADE & BAKERS
MEDIClHALLY PURE
COD-L YER OF l..
Fresh supply Of the pcw crop just imported from
Newfoundland, direct.
We have the testimony ofpbyslcians who prescribe
- and patients who have taken Il, that il is moro
c"tshh 10 TIC stomach ard more easily asslt:Ilatcd
t,2a aay other OF.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
d" !5--3m sl9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23
- JANUARY, 1871.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
CCLORED AND BLACK DRESS GOODS,
LINENS, &C.

T. f. PRICE S CO.,
J.! accordance with tGdr usual custom At tbs season
.! II sell upon their roar couuJcr
MANY VERY DECIDED BARGAINS
IN FALL and WINTER POPLINa; also, goods ~
.-~'ies and Misses suited for earlv spring.
IHcc goods are desirable In every respect and ont
te!! - reduce stnck.
II III b. !uc,uded In tho lot
BLACK MOuiilsS Eud dALPAC.tS-always In re
Quest
tl~o. r0pc fine joss In
LINENS. TABLE DAMAsEs, NAPKINS, &C., fo
housekeeping purposes
Their s,cck is fresh and nttractve, Icing kept ul
al '!Ie umt-
.''!s: opened. by steamers and oHpr'eo,
LADIES and GENTLEME$'S kID GLOVES, YER,
'C>.:
I>'L and LINEN COLLARS md sETS,
MOURNING Wells aud COLLARS.
BLANKETS,
FLAN\ELS,
BEoWN and BLEA<IlEp COTTUEs,
5iEETINGS,
DIAPERS,
uOYLlEs. &C, &c.
7. K. PRICE 6 CO.,
jAlS llo1 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

4 man named kellogg, full Of curiosity, Inter
viewed buzz-saw In stave factory at Indianapo-
lis, Just to sce whether II was going. The "a" was
hciloggrd but few moments.-Boston Post.
This reminds US Of the man who called on +. B.
SPENCE Son. the clothiers, for pocket ssw-laili
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

FUNERAL OF Young MIS1sTER.-The ser
vices III connection with the funeral of Rev.
Robert S. Prichard took place in Grace-Street
Baptist church Oh Sunday afternoon, and
were attended by large number Of friends,
including all the ministers of his denomina-
ton in the city. The funeral discourse was
delivered by Rev. j. B. Jeter, D. d.
Mr.. Prichard was the son of the late Rev.
John L. Prichard, of Wilmington, n. c., and
was lii his twenty-fifth year at the time of his
death. lie was educated at Wake Forest
College, North Carolina, graduating with its
highest honors, and afterwards attended the
University of Virginia. Having been accepted
as missionary to China by the Board OF
Foreign Missions Of the Southern Baptist
Convention, he was looking forward to his
departure Mt an early day to his field of labor,
when about year ago he was stricken down
by disease, from which he died on Saturday
last at the residence of Mrs. james B. Taylor,
in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

THEATRE.-Mr. Ward commenced his en-
gagement with good but not full house,
and was we'll received. He is an actor Of the
style which seems popular here Just now,
and will doubtless make good week of it.
He is well sustained by Miss Pierce and by
some Of the stock company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

~ have analyEed the Wbiskey known under tho
brand Of 3 Select controlled by Mcssrs. WAL
TER d BLAIR Co., corner Main and Ninth streets,
and find It free from fusl oil and other impurities,
and recommend its use for medicinal and family
purposes. J. u. McCAw, late Professor Of
"Chemistry Medical College, Virginia."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTUR-M
W ING and receiving TIE most extensive q
and elegant stock OF FTf
FURNITURE
n' has ever been offered To- The peolle o Nlrgibls
We would particularly call the attention of the pun
j" I" our tHiMBER and PARl.OR FURNITURE,
lrinr Of superior workmanship End newest patterns
1og "ll hrd in our ~aTer0oiDs
WaRDROBES. BUREAUS.
BE!ETEAIIS, WASHSThNUS.
TABLES. SiDEBOhRDs,.
ETaGEREs, MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS, DESKS, SAFES.
With Yr,xt variety OF other FURNITURE. 1t will
AFFORD ue pleasure 10 show Gll who may call Oh us
through our WErcrooms.
HARDWOOD s. RITTER,
tsT Governor street, Richmond, Sn.
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lars.-NEw GooDs.--,Jast received at tho DOLLAR
STORE, corner OF Ninth and Main streets, largo
and elegant stock Of wooler hoods, caps jackets.
&c, for issss and children of latest styes and 50.
petor 10 any offered In the city for double the moncJ.
a new line OF silk~embfo!dered nertno bonuets for
children-superior quality. The usual variety Of
goods repienished, IN all departments: Perfume
boxes, rubber dolls, chTonaos steel cngryings two
feet square frame and glassj convenient worx (bas-
kct stands, leather bags, chessnen and boards &C.,
&c. Ono dollar will purchase Whist yoE want.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

ORDER OF JUDGE MINOR IN MR. ANABLE' s
CAsE.-In the County Court yesterday Judge
Minor entered au order calling upon W. j.
Anable, the clerk Of the court, to appear on
the second day of the next term and show
cause, if any he have, why he should not be
removed from Office for misfeasance and gross
neglect of duty. Dir. Anable has engaged
the services Of 1Iessrs. George D. Wise and
Robert Howard as his counsel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

SENT ON FOR FIoNy.-In the Police Court
Yesterday Richard Lawrence (colored) was
sent on to the Hastings Court to answer the
charge of stealing velvet cloak from Mrs.
S. G. Deane, valued at 500, on or about the
18th of juno last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

D1scIIARGEp.-sarah Lawrence (coloreO was
yesterday discharged by Justice White from
the charge Of receiving stolen property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

PICTURES FROM LIFE.-Elegant pictures Of the
late Right Rev. Bishop MCGILL, taken from life ut
the LEE" Gallery, can be procured at honest
prices that all look again on that great and
good man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

TRY BOZ OF !" Undoubted Cure" prepared by
DR.. G. WILSON HCSTER; q positive and pestna-
nens cure for rheumatism and neuralgia- For sale
by all druggists, and by PURCELL, AADO q Co''
wholesale Agents, Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

HENRY BATES, $40 Main street, has Just received
another beautiful lot Of those genuine English
Chcyiot Shirts: Those In want had better call early
and make their selection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

CoCOANCT and CREAM CANDY, cocoannt csralnels
batter-scotch and nut candies, chocolate and gun
drorss, may bc found at PIzzISTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

JELLY AND IcE-CREA,f,l large and small cakes, be-
Sides the incest pastry and pies in the city, made by
PIZZISI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

ANTHRACITE COAL, S1.:s to $50; best pine wood,
Is to $3.50 per cord; oak wood ssso per cord; soft
coal, lowest market rates. Nineteenih and Cary or
7os Grace street. c. II. PAGE & Co.
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| UNAVAILABLE LErTERs REMAISiNa IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFrIcE JANUARY %, 1872
Ettenger & Edmond, Richmond; Mrs. Jo-
seph Conder, - Island; Mrs. LomaX, care
Of Dr. Anderson one letter, no address.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY q, ls72
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, merchau-
disc and passengers, j. ". Wyatt.
Steamer Palissde, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, W. P. Brett, agent.
Steamer q. B. Upton, Parker, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship and
Packet Company.
Schooner j. b. Myers, Ellwood, New York, mer-
chandise, Curtis & Parker. -,
.a SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Haucox Clifford. Norfolk, ,nerchan.
disc and passengers, l.. B. Tatufr, agent.
Schooner Hope, Mitchell Baltimore ria Old Fort,
lumber, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Horatio Nichols, Dupuy, New York tia
James river, wood, Curtis 6 Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

Notary PUBMc.-The Governor has ap-
pointed Mr.. John 4. Whitehead notary
public for the county of PittsylVania.
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Yearly Ropcrt or Deaths I'm the CITY ar
Richmond, Va. for the Year Ending
December 81, 1871.
oos Whoie number Of deaths, 1852, White
oos; co!ored, ssa. In addition to the above
lU' stubborn were reported In the citc. ~
winch "a were white and Is were colore3 :
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.prcyAL NOTICES.

- THOSE SETS OF fuks ,,,.s.I.,.s,, AT -,
- ,.s &c. arc going rass-:s'y arc surprisingly
~ r,-vs :or Children at $3.50 aud IS;
~ ,,>,,vr NoRsTED HOODS at sc worth 's'
AN,n wspL sCAHfs At &c. worth eli
sl'>,N ~,>,,.,vr WHITE NCBI.,s ats worth sl's9
,,NrTy HANps, n0a''y '"Sr"'deFeo' At '0''
-ror,, 80;
.-,,,r,,psr.p LINEN rDG1N0> a: - &C. AN
-, worth -, 50. aN' &C;
-,.,.,.,D paEWN ED0lNuS md tNsaHIlNGS
atai prices
.,,,,.pG tDaINGs and lSsERTlSGs-we cal
.,.,,royr, cnr hundred patterns nj "st"nis''
t~.;, low prices:
..>r> COLLARS n: l2t, some OF which arc WORT
~:
.,>.,1 ,r-yrS. ,ho is:cst English styles at ~ So
s~8 *, ANY ot which arc worth Sc;
r,>pSoy,ElI>XNstTS coLLAkS"na CUFF
50. voula &c cheap nj -;
,.,---;.pIACE Fer YElLSat
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and l2l3 Main street.
~. ,,r,,s,. 70; assorted and cheapest STOCK o
....s ,-..,Ds n MS civ ta .;
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MARINE IyTEILYGEyCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY q, ,s72

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY %, 1879.
sun rises. 1903 Moon sets. ....... $50
sun ses.............. 4.57 High tide. 3:l4
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GENE THREAD.-Jnst re-Se
~ ceIyed. 5000 pounds OF SEINE s1ssss.
THREAD Of al Nos. and ssai,iss ana soE sss tHs
at L. L-LlChJENE551sTN.SSt.a T.St.a. Il
Roues, Cotton Yarns. Sc, 11o3 and l1u! kFaaSu1
sfrsot, between ssyca.teeatA and EiSntssSta = !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23

.~.r1,lp OPERA FL An \ l.
:vc.s:y !:-crrat pa:!e1ns-a' ''c' per ys7u iof Tie
,.t. ca,.i> manufactured;
-.,e ~; :, sod &C. BLACK ALfAtAs In The city
;a,.fn AIrACA> nj ?Sc. pcr yard worth S6c.:
~ TX CREPE pE rARIS at sc. worth 5sc. per
,...t.,,no rLAlD DRESS GOODS at 95 and SOC.
,,,,.>r CnI0HyD POPLlN rOlNTELLE at sec.
worth a..:j peryard:
r;.,,:,-,,ac FRENCH and IRISH FQFLlNs,
n. ,rh and CuLoRED S!LhS,
,,,,,, # o;hcr SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS
E! g-.a,ly r~ac'.i prices.
r~rIIay YOU 10 examine our stock.
LEVY BROTHERS,
l2l5 and 1915 Main street.
r<sIIACurp KNITTING COTTON at SOC
,.-,...nJ; COTTON YARN, all Nos from to II
.rs
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Eg-CHAMPAGEE.-Iu>t landing, direct
f'"m france, lot OF Champagne. amongst which
.a"rc IS some OF the celebrated NArOLEON'S CAB
met, especially pa; up FOR
OSCAR CRANE,
u :3-2t No. Ii Governor street
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A IL Kinds OF JOB WORK NEATLY
- EXECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINT
tS5 HOESE. 49,
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To commence with the amusing COMEDY 0
ME-. AND MRS. PETER WHITE.
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sATuRDAYAFTERNoo ,FAAIILY Y MATINEE
In a
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS. A

THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
GEORGE GLENROY.... MIR. JAMES A. WAhD.
BANJO SOLO,. Miss EMMA PEROE'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-16
IT Is A FACT

That every Lady and Gentleman in the
ounty would be pleased to have 8 good reliable
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-16
Regeneration of Limbs.

Vital force operates with immense
energy in some of the lower forms of
life 1t is well known that the COM
mon water newt, sort of miniature
lizard, may be cut and mangled, even
10 amputating limb, and in a little
time after. a new leg begins to devel-
.op. BY slow degrees it becomes as
large and as perfect mate to the 9TH
ers as the one cut off.
But there is something more sur
prising. If one eye is destroyed, a
new one appears with its perfect crys-
taline lens TO match the other. There
are several reptiles which are thus re-
paired when mutilated. Lobsters are
prone to severe combats. Like Jour-
neymen tailors, they fight with their
great shears, often having an arm cut
of by the shears of an opponent. I'M
mediately, the bud of new claw pro-
jects from the stump, and if they live
long enough before being caught for
an alderman's dinner, there will be a
fully grown claw as large and as per-
feet as the old one.
As animals rise in the scale of or
ganization from simple to complicated
forms, the nervous system is enlarged
at the expense of that vitality which
expands itself in the reproduction of
lost parts, Where the brain is mere
ly knob, a ganglon, the condition of
the muscular apparatus and the secre-
ton of bony materials are governed
by peculiar laws.