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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
RESTAURANTS.


aTETELLE,
II RESTAURATEUR, aS4
1909 MAIN STREET, gA
keeps ON hand the best that the markets ~=<s-s..
afford for his guests, The luxuries OF all climes are
served TO order In the best STYLE His saloons are
ready for dinner parties, and he especially invites
ladies' and gentlemen to the saloon reserved for their
accommodation. -,
The best WINES and LIQUORS that are retailcd
in Richmond are found ut HIS bur, where BREWED
DRINKS are promptly made by one Of the most ex-
perienced hands In the city, >slF4
With accomplished COOKS, the BEST VIANDS arc
served!n the most elegant style With the new year
ZETEILE turns over new feat, ana goes ahead with
The buoyant shirt of the new Richmond. zia8
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THO CONSUMER OF OILS ~"
MACHINERY.

A saving guaranteed by the iis. 81 y,ru
TIE VIRGINIA NATURAL PE1KoLE'"'
LUBRICATISG OIL. ..r, t.-
suitable for dow or rapid machinery OF every ''
scription: free from all impurities; wars
Pnrchas.rs are cautioned that the OIL S9il fst,
differs from all ote LubricrtftRg Gus $os' ,h Vlr
,uarkd We are the sole agents here iot w h,r.
ginia Natural Petroleum Lubricatns On ,,J ,Ifn::
rel of which sold by us bearipg o'f na mt Pr
..yirpina Natural Petroleum Lubiic!tln.. va
cell Ladd &c Co., Agents. Richmond, W. ,,,s oils
There arc plenty Of So-called Luu. t a,r Worth
offered under the lure of low prices the, dine III
less and positive injury 10 machinery, such A.
their use Will tell. A good lubriesIihs OF nN IT,
the VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROL n,e,rlt-
BRICATING OIL, II positive eeon s, bring ard
ing heating. cumming, and eopse!u.h., Udwps and
wearing OF the machinerya saSins VI ~, thai il
Is not alone sufficient TO procure ts I,rtritF.
ieum;'' it mast be Of the proper si,seab tyi,,tia9
like the Virginia Ndftrdt Petrotfta La.i se,tiofs
OH. and Hike Ii undergo the process Y p' - fyrs
tpiSho,a s}epffetis and be rendered en ~ az
from, yrtt or gttnt. This oil II MOI or cold
trcnes OF Temperature, standing ALIKE hs. ,nhuss
Ii Is In word the CHEAPEST OH, sa nan Al.
more OF the requisites of good inhsisat't ''H"
oil offered In this market. ..nt st,.ii-
Orders addressed TO us will receive Pump
ton and be shipped in good tight sch1ssSrs,>is.
4 y; - 'S1'1 = $50 -. Richmond, Va
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TOR SALE, SMALL BRICK HOUSE,
L five rooms kitchen with two rooms, very des-
rably located. and on liberal terms.
THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOIS Ill Sid
uey, OH Federal street. 80 ,,,
BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms, on Church Hill,
corner of Thrtieth and franklin, 49,
BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT in Sidney, on Pine
street, corner of Cumberland.
VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING, five rooms
and pasSagc, and kitchen with two rooms, on Church
Hill. ..
ONE-FOURTH OF A SQUARE in Sidney. on
Laurel street corner of Cumberland.
VERY NICE LITTLE BRICK HOUSE, with tour
roouls. on west Clay street; large lot.
FRAMED DWELLING adjoining above, with
large lot.
street near Fourth street.
CHEAP FRAMED HOUSE, four rooms and pas
sage, on Dover street, Sidney.
+. Il. NEWBURN,
,,,I, lola Main street
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BY p. Bowman, Auctioneer.

TIRST EXTRA LARGE SPRING SALE.
Il On TUESDAY, 18th instant, commencing ut 10
o'rInrk, | will sell ut my warcrooms, 1909 Main
street,
900 CASES BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANS, AND
BALMORALS,
for mems womcn's, and cllildrcn's wear In great
variety of sizes and quality. They consist of East,
ern New York, and ila'Ielphia-lnadc goods, and
cannot he surpassed In attraction.
Also. an unusually fine and large assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC WOOLLENS. FURNISHING
GOODS. AND FUR AND
WOOL HATS.
r leave to Gull the special attention Of the trade
to the above SALE which combines very large. desi-
rbe and select stock OF goods, and cannot fan 70
nr0yc highly profitable to buyers. The goods are all
fresh and sclsonablc and will be sold without reserve
in lots to suit purchasers. L. BOW Man.
80 Auctinnccr and Commission Merchant.
p. S-Will also sell fine line Of GERMAN HO-
SIERY.
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EOR SALE. THAT Very VALUABLE,
Il DESIRABLE, AND FlNELY-LOCATED
FARM on JAMES RIVER. IN THE COUNTY OF
CHARLES CITY, KNOWN AS kENNON'S, OR
WILSON'S LANDISG.-Havng determined TO
change my occuption offer for sale on very ret-
sonablc terms MY FARM, called Kennons. situate
directly on Jamcsriyer. opposite the Brandon estates
containing EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES of LAND. of which about five hundred
acres is open and the larger portion under cuiva-
ton. The lands good and susceptible of the highest
improvement, for which It's location affords every
advantage The improvements consist of Il dwell
ing with eight rooms, beautifully located an ONCE,
ali necessary out-h0uscs two icc-onses llcd tarn.
stable well OF excellent water, and large store
house and wharf ut which the steamboats, stop daily.
and at which there Is post-oficc-i In fact, every
convenience and induccmcnt which Il farm on lower
James river can offer.
NH l6-1t JOHN =. W lLSON.
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EOR SALE, a number of DWELI-Ms
Il lNGS-large, small, and mediums izcd-as Sd
well az VACANT LOTS. In various parts Of the city.
Also, FARMS and MINERAL LANDS.
WANTED, CONTROL OF LANDS FOR SALE,
on James river, especially above Rlchlnomd.
Vi FjIIs RENT, tte iinc, large IRON-FR ONT STORE
No Q Governor street. j. l.. APPERSON,
NH 20-lot Real EstItG Agent and Auctioneer.s
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
Y DENCE, No. 405 EAST GRACE STREET,
AT PRIVATE SALE.-It has ten rooms, besides n
kitchen with four rooms gas and water. and The sit
ation is one Of the best In the city for private
sidcnce.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH l9-lw Real Estate Agents.
DUILDING-LOTS FOR SALE in various
~ localities In the city, ut all prices and upon easy
terms Apply to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH lott Real Estate Agents.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG Am,
POTOMAC route. February II. b;2.

TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd.Street sta.
~ ton, Richmond. ut go a. VI.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Stre.t station
Richmond. at s:.5 r. NJ. Except ON Sundavs.j '"'
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Brpad-Strpe, st,
ton, Richmond, at $3.50 j. NJ. Except on SuliIvsI
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Strtci ia.
ton, Richmond. at PIT j. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byri-strctt sta.
ton. Richmond. at $40 A. NJ. Except on Mond,y.l
DOWN ACCOMMODATiON TRAIN arrive: ,i
Broad-Street station, Richmond, at s:i2 4. 81 tc,-
cept on Sltndays.)
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN runs TO ,lIlor,iouy.
Travellers bound west ria Baltimore and Ohio rstl
road will by taking the 500 4. VI mail hence connie,
with the t:25 p NJ. train al Relay House. on the Bali
more and Ohio railroad BY the sis =. VI. they viii
connect with the s:20 A. NJ. at Relay House on ihc
same road-the former being the quicker line for
points west.
A SPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, will he run between Richmond and
Milford OH TIL thursday of each week. leaving Rich.
mond at 6:45 A. ~. arriving at Milford at 2:l? F. "
Returning, will leave Milford ut P. NJ and arrive IN
Richmond the sumo day at 6:24 +. NJ Farr The
same rs on the accommodation train. NH
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG RAILROAD Coz
RICHMOND. VA. January %, ls1. {
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1sr the
~ TRAINS on this road will run as follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at 3:!S \.
VI. and 900 7. ~, and leave Petersburg at I@ih \.
NJ. and 100 =. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach a.
tachct. leave Richmond ut a. W. and $40 +. w..
and leave Petersburg at 7:i5 4. VI. and $50 i. ~:
and an ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connecting
with the train from Norfolk leaves Petersburg 10
The sa5 4. NJ. TRAIN Will not leave Richmond
OH Sundays. and the tbs 4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN
and 100 i. NJ MAIL TRAIN will not leave Peter
burg on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets. ..............Sl IS
Fare for return tickcS............... sG0
Communication tickets can Ike had nj the following
rates:
Fifty trip-tickets for. 20
One hundred tIip-tickctS for...... IN ~
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 /. ".
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk will Con-
meet mt Petersburg with the 10 A. VI. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hill Will take the e.1c \.
NJ TRAIN OH Mondays. Wednesdays. aud FIifly~.
and returning, leave Richmond Oh the same day al
$50 =. NJ.
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only 81 Chester aud
Manchester.
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad Ior
STEtEPfNGHtARS on tho $50 p. NJ. TRAIN. run.
ming through TO Wilmington. X. II. kASEi.
ia3O Ticket aud Freight Agent.
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MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE.

Parties in want OF stock Will hl!d 1t to their Interest,
purchase No. MULES and HORSES, for we are
prepared to sell the finest stock ut the lowest prices.
Don't forget j. II. Dayiis old stand. a. s.
WeGan accommodate more ULES and HORSES
on LIVERY 10y day or month.
Mh s-d&WiiH TUhNEh d w. 1
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LOST, STRAYED. &c.
MULES, HORSES. dc

TUsT ARRIVED, THIS DAY, an
y THIRTY FINE SINGLE AND MATCH ~
HORSES, Also. Il lot of Nj ULES. Price OF the
mules from $3.50 to $3.50 apiece. Apply my stables,
on Franklin between Eightee nth and Nineteenth
streets. NH eoI EDMUND BOSSlEUX.
EXCHAN SALE, ANDAs
ELIVERY sTABLE, 20; 4l4 s9M
MILES. MULES.-We have just gotten &ak1Ekis
in another lot of MULES, which are strictly No. l,
and we cordially invite all, whetb tr they wish to buy
or not to call and take Il look at It, them;
TURNER L Co,
NH 1a-3t Davis's old st,lnd
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WANTED, ROOMS on first or second
w loor. with KITCHEN. by gentleman and
wife. Address Po$l-Once Box sol.
,,,l,i n-p
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WANTS.

ANTED, a BOOT and SHOEMAKER
w u single man preferred. None need apply en-
cent frSl-cElss workmcm. Apply ut No. POS Mar
shall street NH H0-1lt NJ. IlhE-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
ATTACHMENT NOTICE..

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iitn NJ d. u. L., avn ga 'n,N
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"a" g. Ar Ie,E 81 ti, - ui Jtu e. !. ~
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SUI Is ~ ruI.u- 90 80 u 'uuIt. lul :, sou
II, r-uf, Ju .ncnt MI be ea,eru aa.u
"a, "uI thr guhfshce served l.
su' use rqmr,' 10 a,,~tr, arn dealt
wan accO, ding l., I.w lEleIAar 10 lsi2.
J Il z uAhM y q -.
Allen MulS "a Mh,elr,, at,'Ns or ilu.uut.
.ls1Iv
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n EDiCAL.
SlMILlA SlM1LlBUS CURANrUR
nUmPaaeYD
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uOWEOI "A HIV DL AlfkOO
II AVE- proved. FROM the most ample expsr.
fence. ~, n,ire succe-s; simp r-rreatt1
cfhcient and Reliable. The, &c The oaly mel
ie that mistakes can not be made IL using them:
:. harmless a. 10 re free from danger, and -
the :" os rom In, !y nav: ..S u.
.lwsys render satisfaction.
I, Cures Fever~. congestion, inssmuaeens Is
=, Worms, worm fever. vosm eoDr. -..2S
:, :, srytrg col c or teethins OF ,sisns...N
:, Dirrhoea. Of children and .daltr...x
e. H eie"sS:rSSn 'p'" yomi,i Ss. so..e-
!, Cholera. rolds, bronrh tus.... see. -
=, Ncur. ugta. tooihsci q, fsc~sche...zS
., Headache. sick he ,dach., vtrtiso2B
-, Dys pepsia' h.lions stomach .....-2s
u, suppresNes1. or painful per,ods.... n
%, Croup cong "a nacdl, b, .s,n,ns M
u, EsIt Aheuin. Er, sipela., Eruption, %
VI horn Rtt. ~. rhsun " ,sins. ~
", Fever md Ague chi1 ever aEh'
u Pile hl,nd "r bleedii 3. ....... ,.......
,a' OphthlTmy. and sr' srwe ey'c
or =. sasarrh, H,u p or chi opic, influenza "
o. :, wheoptnG-s oush oirntcouEb,a
= :. q. Si:ss, rs.., m n" .'r.s k::I,nrS
q " s.t"s'.i 6.S,i;;ss, =, ,s, :, 'S, ..ss.
s. prepay &c, I'd i .sn , ser ; a. .
o. Sea htekne>s -ck' -, II, n, TIdir ..
: 4" Kidney III, ease errvei. s.
.. Ae,No3s D. biIi'y, ;, mrI.s
fteBOxe,, vt. 1t. 81, si,i I'VE
very Ie'.s,ar, H. SCI ~, 'a,.,
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q, lrinRry " ca Nm - w.i,tp l,d.s
L. : nintul eriods. Nth am -.
. suner'nss trh",g Of - ... 0
fpue ~, -u~snis,s VIZ s'rsio ~
s., Dtpthei taGlc. Grated scr. thr a. 8
thMiiY CAFES.
or 20 ." a" .s.. Wan n,., ,iS.e:
.a.: a ismils l. ;GbJsci 90 and
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BATcHELoR's HAIR DlE.-Th. superb
hair dye Is the best IN the wor'd-periec :
harmless, reliable and Instantaneous. No
disappointment. The genuine W. A.
bachelors Hair bye produces immcdI-
atelya splendid natural black or brown.
Does not stain the skin, hut leaves tie
nulr clean. soft md tesulifui. Tie only
afe and perfect d!c. Sold BY all drug
sists. Factory, 10 Bond ST., ny
3-lU-eud-7v-ly
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TAX NOTICE.

To Mary J, rdan, J"hi Gslbia b md all Others
eouc, med. You are hereby no he'd that at sae
OF land and town aud Guy lois for the h.l uQueut
staie, county and district sch, Of lax s"f thu ear
1863 AMI costs, held vt the court house door IN
C,iro, Alexander .unty, iii "ls, H." 2Ith day
VI JUNE, 1874, the unnei sgned Purchases me v
Loi ne n v. ar. of section i've lbl own,hlp
fourteen llD sauth and u a pe one west al the
3D. NJ, -tuaie IN sal' county AID sipir, ~ d
that the time gwen by l,w Ter he drmpton Of
ss premises II expire o. the eth day Oi June,
He72 ana thst ut tue same sale for he = me tuxe
" d at the me laor on tn 90 h day % ia e.,
1910 the undersigned also bee ~, the pune a.-r
OF tw..ftth- of Lo. No. 10 ~ Block No. 80, ~ he
hrst adddiOn IL theory OF Cali", IL said coui "
snd tiate. ana d a. the time " nv law "I the
REDEEM plion Of SAID premises iast described VII
sxplrs on the 29th u June, 1872
ALEX. Ia, IRWIN, Purchaser.
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MASTEk'S SALE.

State Of Illinois, Alex nder county, -.
Alexander county Circuit Court Alfred Is. T.
lord W.. the unknown neIrs OF Mary springer.
decea-ed. riiI 10 Tor iciOst nor Z &c.
Notice rs hereby O. 80 Int IN pursuance OF a
decree entered IN the A. ve entitled cause, in
sad ceut "a the 10Th day OF January, A.D., 1877,
!, Johp v hainIah, S.aster in Chnncri! 90 -alh
o'urt, ~n on the 5Ot -. OF March, A. D., 1872,
due 10 the highest bidder ,or casE, AT the trout
door OIL me Cour House, IN the city al Caro-, Ih
sau Nouh'y and STATE, the iOluw ng described
rear rs"e, -Wlt Lot lumber thlry.lhr' q (3j)
an we one hn'f u lat numh-Ie, thIly .lourt y
Nnlc,I hes a'9o nng to SAID ici n ;. m IT -thrre
ioSJ ne H'he "e,hs the nifth or Arst hall vi SAID
brred hlty'iour y 1 The city of Caro-, IN the
county oI alexander rnd stae of .IlluuIs 10.
yeIher III AL and slngul n the te,e,, ent ~ a, "A
hereuusments thereto belonging
JOHN Q HARTMAN,
Marh io,s' u.,,; Mastti H. Chancery.
brerh Ulb' ~, SollSl o's' 3.1.3H.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Lewis b,Wi t,d'i- dat, u notified ih-t on 90
u h lay 81 har'r, lh1E, W.T. Of tUci.tueui ~
i,-ue out e the rlc. - Office # the A.cIttd.
county circuit Court, n th" -tatr ot % iuoi-
dsS IA AptIl ls71 at the Huit % James Y q. ~
son IlaiHiIn, tor the tim Of = nj a cum
irt"rr {, vblrh Wit bs- b.en - cutsi an 80
~ - n"~ pendinE 10 sAd coUu. Gul, - So
th.ll pear or H. ret ~ gaN ~ - I. dgus o.
VIII 10 'rter'd sgHIusf Hnd III game e.,
served % said cause Ts4u.Icd 10 a -V.I, nd b.
d. u With according to LA. Data March ljiN,
ts79
J'HSQ HkEMAS, CLERK.
h',n, Va key Nh'eI.i, -tty- ~ p4uLiih
laI .iHlu
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ATTACHMENT NGTICE.

A. y Clancy, defendant, l. n" fled that on the
lithN Yoi Msrcn, lsI2, VI OF Alta hmeht wu-
issueiI Ga Ut the Cl,t * : Office o. thr Az anu /
60 my Circuit Cou I, ~ the STATE ct .llnols,
AZ ms YOU "-tdle, Ieturnthle On tue u MuuiHN
In rpiil, 1877, at the suit OF thomas j En-,
pl IN A., rtn sum i si2y,Ci aud ac, Iuiug inter.
est, when writ has betn cAtcut"d aud SAN III
l. nov pending ~ SAID cOutt Jules. you shall
appear ON the return day thereof, iudgn en- viii
b. suffered aga n-t you, ant IN" garni-hee served
Ia sad cause required 10 ans ser, Hud be deait
with accurulug h. law Dated ar ltth, 1872
JOAN q, HAkMAN, lrlk.
Allen, MulEey Wheeler, attNs Tor plaintiff.
jsu2lN4t.
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TAX NOTICE..

To Harrll, slerIug a CO.. no AL Others con.
Ger 80
Yuu arc h,.r.by ~ a - thai ~ al OF !
ani Ia - Tor he euuql. IT, tai" county ~
4 street -ch OI As- ut tI year obs tir'i e. IT.
h ~ a ia CtIuI Hou-- uptT 10 'H.rp, Atr&afsu.
count luu =, ut h, - b tag ui jun lsiU o
brkN "a |ut- Ne. /, I d 49,, Pa
o. tu II \ o, #.'-. %, t.A.I auI -p.u .
the usn ii uri.,i ter u q Co.,. lus -t DO
Hog aui Jy-Iby : a UIuO. to tur Nn
Ia o. .sIu vuuutS a. -tuc, sali lott
be- -uii Ioti, ltcu ,Iul'uy ara Tia 10
tune Z -h ~ lr,t.t hrr ,irmplIuu a -Hd l..
All rNyi @ "a he 80 daN Of Jur-. ls54.
JutN II Z. uE iuIeh,-er.
Jaro, II M 'h 10 ., =. d3
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TAX NOTICE.


TO 7 TTUUII-' y q ". NWITh.
Iuu ne h. r. notified that I -Al- o los AZ.
len -tf he IL u. qu-It tat, e. u {, and pl-'Irt
be-. ! x.s O. h. ycHi ls'" ana o-t-, h"ld
the Gu n u-"u.O or Cuo, -l",Hu'e count ,
~ u. 10, "u Ihs Zbih uaN OF Jun, ls5l o.
uuI' = gued pur hs--d N" uIh wac ou'-
h. II e H.. ott. 81 ar ut he -uuti We tqusTt'f
the uu. we'd Ohe.hA I the uuHh-S- qua,t'
Of 49,. O. lD-v quarter, su IT," d. DIV d'' uu' o.
b. n on : -uut Wc-. quartz ~ he -buth-s- {
quarter Il .'Ctl"u & VI a. to~n-up nlteeu
40 u'h. an 3 ., tire go s"-., Il u"
principal m'TIdI o., H-~tsr,d - q :. ld In me am
'i Tho tzuit aud " rultl. = tuHt'd ~ %
CO rLty ~ d -'arr, aud that tn tim" VI u b. iHW
tor ~. t-u'mpi' of ,HNd !. sNI eGpue o.
the ZJih dNy o, Jt.ue ls7j
JOINS IODGts iurchHs r.
CaLr., u Malch Is. "! 3
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LrGAL AnytBTIs,MlNIs.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

y. Chtuey, defenisnt, ~ notified trAt on tn'
lsth Jay Mach, ls72 writ Of attachment s.
ls'ueh out the 81 rk'- oihc. Of he AlcRaudc.
county CIR Ut t"u I, 10 the STATE Of ll!n.I.
Hghi'ti o. cst,te fe'urnEbl" on the first Mon
Gay In April, \ l.. ls72 II he snIt 81 Ma. fian "
thompson, plant II, tor ihe ~ o. 81 81 M
Hcctuibg ihieie I, Which " 1t has b. en- -G.cu g
ara 10 cut - tuv uit = 10 ssId tCuTt L .
lees you IcHr On the f,tu 0
DAY ih"i'o'. Iu Rmen vii BE-
tered AZ mt yOu, A'd ihe gam. j., .
-'iy"h - ssiu ecu T. qu'r'd {" an-vef, auH D.
q al with according 10 ia~. Dat. Il March % d.
ls7I
J,HNQ HkRMAS Clerk
Aim, Mulkey Whee.,r, 1T {, or plAutn
u.l.gH
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THE BULLETIN.
published every moruinw. Monaa, ca.
cepteN.

YEAS AND NEIGHs.-If horses could
make Themselves understood in human
language, they would sgniiy by u u, liver.
III yea, their assent to the statement thu
the Mustang Liniment is the beet rrmed,
extnnt for all Internal ailments, and By II
most emphatic "Nei.hr show their dis
ple"sur" ut every attempt to use any otlet
preparation in ITS stead. Ever nee il.
"toIucton in st. Louis ut tic close 81
'he Mexican war, in lsI9, it has pi"vcr
blessing IL horse and man-cutIng. wit
'b'ol.tr crr ainty ana wonderful drsp,tch,
such equ ne diseases ~ sp,vln, ringb ne,
i"rlrvl, scratches, hooiar, &c, aud re-
IhvIng and finally removing tie puuru
Hect,Ons which attack the uusclr,, .in
W., aud "Atrrnnl gland II human bang.
| u tact beyonp cont'ad,, ton That fo,
III injur"s or com, Linls III mar o. q nd d..
upeIs /" when al ex eruaI rene y !. NJ
prc,bIr, he Mustang Llnlm nt - pre-
crab to every other. Z. 1u-e. &wlW.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

One form - cntsrfh e. in sith u, cas.
ICES ui n"se the uuse l. uuhttucteI bN
ue thickrned lining Of membrane ana
cr dryi desire t. pick II, b.r,Us it,
lr, sores soon START spread aud get DE- eper,
cru.t. form oD them large aud hard to gel
way, matter discharges, le.h Is ten am
Done decays, breath very o1eu.,ve, ana
zee become, d.ifsurcd Terrible disease
NoJhlng will cure tut Dr.. Piercr's Go.d,n
Medical Discovery taken earnestly Ia cor.
rect the blood and .y,tem, locally, u,e D.
S"ges Cotarrh Remedy hr"lirg .r'cIdc,
and 10 apply it properly, DR.. Pierce,
Nasal Douche. This reaches ali the d.
eased parts. All these sure means of cure
sod together for 81 10y druggists
3-90-d&Wl..
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-03-14
Necessity of Sleep.

There are thousands of busy people
who die every year for want of sleep.
Sleeplessness becomes disease, and is
the precursor of insanity. We speak of
sleep as the image of death, and our
waking hours as the image of life. Sleep
is not like death; for it is the period in
which the waste of the system ceases, or
is reduced to its minimum. Sleep re-
pairs the waste which waking hours
have made. 1t rebuilds the system. The
night is the repair-shop of the body.
Every part of the system is silently over
hauled, and all the organs, tissues and
substances are replenished Waking
consumes and exhausts sleep replaces
and repairs. A man who would be a
good worker must be a good sleeper. A
man has as much force in him as he had
provided for in sleep. The quality of
mental activity depends upon the quality
of sleep. Men need, ON an average,
eight hours of sleep day. A lymphatic
temperament may require nine a ner-
vous temperament six or seven. A lynn
phatic man is sluggish, moves and sleeps
slowly. But a nervous man acts quickly
in everything. He does more in an hour
than a sluggish man in two hours; and
so in his sleep. Every man must sleep
according to his temperament-bu eight
hours is the average. Whoever by work,
pleasure, sorrow, or by any other cause,
is regularly diminishing his sleep, is de-
stroying his life. A man may hold out
for time, but the crash will come, and
he will die, There is great deal of in
temperance besides that of tobacco,
opium or brandy, Men are dissipated
who overtax their system all day, and
undersleep every night. A man who
dies of delirium tremens is no more a
drunkard and suicide than the minis
ter, the lawyer, the merchant, the editor,
or the printer, that works excessively all
day and sleeps but little all night.-H
W. Beecher.