davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-28

EXrraCfS OF Roots and herbs WNlCn almost
invariably cure the following complaints
Dyspepsia. Heart Burn. Liver Complaint.
and Loss of Appetite cured 10y taking rev
bottles,
Lassit,sde. Low spirits and sinking SEN
satlon cured al once.
ErtptionS. Pimrlcs. Dlotchcs, and all i'm
puriJies of the blood, bursting through the
skin or otherwise. cured readily by follow
ing the directions ON the bottle
Kidney. Bladder and Urinary pcrange-
ment invariably cured. one bottle viii CON
vince the most skepugaI.
Worms expelled from the system with
out the least difficulty. Patients suffering
from this prevalent disease VIII see q mark
ed change Tor the better i'm their condition
after taking one bottle. Worm difficulties
are more prevalent than is generally sup
posed IN the young. and they VIII md the
Quaker BitterS "A sure remedy.
Nervous Dj6ic,,Itjes, Neurlgia. &c
speedily relieved.
Rheumatism. SvvelI,l Joints and an Scro-
fIlar Affections removed or greatly re-
hevcd by this Invaluable medicine.
Bronchitis. Catarrh- Commissions. and IIy-
sfcrlCs cured or much relieved.
Difficult breathing. Pain in the lungs
side and hest almost Invariably cured or
taking few bottles OF the Quaker Bltter-.
IN Difficult Female arrangements. fal-
most invariably caused fE violation of the
organic law--1 S0 prevalent To the American
ladies Weld readily 10 this Invaluable 1uetii-
Ulnc-tEc Quaker RittcrS.
IN Impurities Of tho Blood and diseases
incident To the same always cured hV Tho
Quaker Blttcrs If taken according TO the
directions
T7,c .-fqoa, ma in 5hc quaker Hi.ters just
rluuE years. Dr. CuicktuS the blood and
cheers the mind, ami raves the passage
down the plane inclined.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-28

De. z. 5. FLINT : CO.. PRoPRiE-oRs,
PROTIDENCE. r. T.
sold n .,,1aI--a}s bv HENRY * 60. Burn NJ on
AMI AZ rstsa bs PABgark x CUTLER. MONT
PEI TER. Fs12no
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. @. BROWN
General Insurance Agency.

Those desiring Insurance-LIFE ct FIRE-sr,t-
vited to.call at my Office.
Langdon's Block, Corner Stdie and Nam ST,
and obtain pamphlets and particulars before in,ur,.
elsewhere. A. c. BROWN -
General Insurance ARent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-28

Scientific and Popular Medical Works
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16
The KnkluI Machine

The New York irthnnc warn ;ncrouutry
against tn, tlmor al disorders ami kuhIuX
uItr".c> that Wiz lr sci ;iloal hy the agents
of The Administration. They will b" milti-
plird ~ the day Of election approaches with
the view Of firing the northern mind against
tween the sections aS the last hope for the IT,
election Of GEA>T. Congress Worlll not
grant all that WAS a~k"! for 10y the Admins.
~traliuu, and the mac'linc for >lilliu" tn" ptll,
lie voice i moi is perfect AZ II WAS desired il
should be; but still it can do n great deal,
and il will Inc used Ia the full extent Of IL
capacity. I'm North Carolina there are many
hundreds indicted. and Il large number ni
indictments are in the hands III tiit officers.
Probably l.14n0 yolln% inru hay" fed tho
state tn avoid arrest. and Il great many are
inlimida,rl 81 IL 10 be rendered II-r'!,"> in
the campaign. 1t is moi hard /" see that
those who are trembling with fear may make
terms with their prosecutors and purchase
immunity from arrest either hN staying 1T
home or voting for GEA>T,
II is an uuru'mi gam"-llul Of tlr li"l.t Of
til" %l"'1i,ic with the .hdmini>trat ion. {" which
they have in an evil hour accorded alm">t
unlimited power but rrNrflsulrs, there
North Carolinian> 10 defeat The followers ot
GRANr, and they will d. il.
iiut it j. not Norih Carolina alone that feels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16
Who Can Do Otlclwispp

patriot, Senator BArARp, of Delaware. as our
readers know, wrote Il letter Ia Il friend lust
before departing fog Etir"pc stating Wig h,
should s'!iport the Cincinnati ticket. In
'hi> letter occurred the following paragraph
1T l. utterly imioS>ihlr for nc, with the
scenes which ! lave witnessed in The senate
of the United states rising before my ewes.
not I" feel the %taSc>t allrcircu>iou> and
hiarhi Al any prospect or suggestion of Ill
lowing the policy OF Grauiand his aitniniStrt-
ton toward tho southern States and their
white inhabitants longer To CONTINUES il any
honorable act Of minc can tend TO avert 50
great il calamity"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

inh,re the Tribune. It Is 80 irritated at the
Endorsement of GREELEY by the Democratic
Convention that it does not like to see any
thing with which GREELEy's name Is con-
nected prospecting. 1t awards to the co'
leagues of Mr.. GREELEY the highest pfa'S'
for fidelity to him IN permitting their III
,crcsts IN the Tribune to suffer heavily lot
It's advocacy OF GREELEY! How very hof"it :
There t. n world more Of malice than gene
rosity in this.
Tho ,ru,h i. ,hr 7,,Aaac has suffered not
at all, AZ we happen to know through cna'it
mel we cannot doubt. The 7'fbnnc has
| Gained more than il. has lost. Like the Lib
cr,l c,,,sn, il has lncn steadily on the in
crcosr since the nomination Of Mr.. GREp.tf.
What Il loses amongst those who are uncoll'
| pro,ni>incl, opposed 10 Mr.. GREELEY. and
who arc in scnlc sort. per consequence, OPP
| posed L. peace and fratcrnal good feeling
amongst the people of the Union, that paper
more than makes up from the ranks OF the
liberal, generous, and patriotic people OF The
Union. OF whom there are morctlian enough
TO save the Union and 10 protect the 1ftbnhe
ff1hm all loss on account of its patriotic course
The Yi2buuc i 4 small matter compared
with the great concern of the people III Tho
pending campaign. The support il rrrT'r">
is only important in a puhlir sens 50 FAR ~
1t indicates popular opinion in favor of the
| Grand movement for the liberation Of the pco'
pie fram inisgoycrnmcnt and the rcs'iScita-
lion Of true rcIublicani>ln, and III that re-
! >prct We are satisfied that its condition aud
prospects are more than encouraging.
The W0rid, in it, mulgn;.r, would rather
help on the 7in1-:. its iinplac,hlc enemy and
the interruptions defender Of every tyranny
and rSurImtion Of the Administration, than
TO lc lust To the Irtbnn", which has fol
| months hccn dealing more efficient blows
upon tn" GRANT tyranny than ever did The
it0rIF. "TIlc lImid i III liz d"ta@c.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16
North Carolina.

All eyes are turned upon the Old North
State. The administrator i dcNoiiI- all
Ill means and it, dr>polic power I" putting
down all resistance there. The money 81
the Radicals is spent freely, and their efforts
IL rlSlayc North Carolina show how d"sl"-
rate the chances of GEA>r have alrcady be-.
come. surely, if the arbitrary authority OF
GRANT, his means of menace and in!iniida-
ton, his resources for bribery and ~ro:rtI-
ton, all fail 10 carry North Carolina. his de-
feat will hr AT one" assured. This he and
his followers know fall we'll. and hence their
supcrlnmnan efforts to win in That State. Tie
people Of North Carolina have the opportu-
nifty of covering themselves with glory. If
they resist alike the threats and blandi~ll-
mentS Of power they will secure for them
sc.c->an uuhying fame.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16
The SUDDOrt of FOREIGNERS:

General SHERMAN il stated, OH The best Re-
publican authority, To have said that he did
moi care if tn" Germans We're mad with him
for what lr has said about their king and
country, rs he does not intend tn be IL candi-
date for any office. ThU remark is Il wllcc-
tion upon oltic,~sCckrrS, not without ~,i,,Stitc.
while ii may hr inferred THAI wen General
SHERIDAN admits That It he intended To lc It
candidate for office he would not have dam,
aged his chances amongst the Germans by
any remark calculated TO provoke their IT,
sentiment.
But there Is one man who Is Il candidate
for the second place OF the national ticket
who has said har>hcr things of foreigners
than General SHERMAN ever dreamed of. and
that man is the amiablc WILSON, pi Ml<Sa-
cinusctts. candidate for Nicr-hrc>idcut. Upon
his return from his European tour. Il few
years since. he delivered 4 lecture, in which
lie said that Begging seemed to be The national
industry OF Ireland. The Irish. wllo>c hands
have helped TO build every great railroad.
every canal, and every great public work al
most in the world; the Irish, whose wit and
genius have illulnined The histories of every
civilized land. and whose hcroi>m has shed
lustrc upon almost every battlefield for Il
century! TO WILSON their employment is
begging!
But WILSON did not continc his aversion to
Foreigners TO the Irish. lie took them I'LL at
once in his vehement opposition " clothing
them in the uniform Of Massachusetts, which
some years ago he DECLARED they were not iii
10 er@,T!
WILSON WAS not So cautious as General
SHERMAN. He forgot that he intended to l,
Il candidate for the higher offices in the yi!t
of the nation, or, remembering that, he Irr-
mittcd his passions TO get the better of his
Judgment, and dashed his prospects not only
with foreigners, but with all the liberal and
generous amongst or own people, who see
and appreciate the noble services OF foreign
ers III every branch of enterprise and OF
public service in this land. No such prrju-
diced and iliibcral man "a WILSON can ever
be Eicc-PrcSident of the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

The papers from all quarters bring IN
no,tnccmr,ts of changes from the ultra Re
publican ranks to the Liberal ,allsc. \ batch
of such announcements las recently come
from Pennsylvania. Yesterday we had in
formation of the cNlolialiou Of Mr.. TABER
from tIc New York State Republican Com
mit;cc and his accession 10 the support OF
GETELEY. Mr.. TAGEK il man of ability and
extensive influence, and his withdrawal
blows it has sustained i'll tie Empire State.
The cause is prospecting everywhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16
4 ssccruii Sertl afayinG.

CnrAGn. July l2.-P"rlmlN ~ conclusive
infection ur the depth Had breadth Of he r.
arnr<.h rrturul !rrIncut which r." action 1T
i.iIj:ulrrr lr.> sci III operation l. tltc con
tuucd d,tcctiun> that arc undermining tho
Grant interest in the WEST aud Northwest.
Tu-uiellt the report comes from Minneapolis,
well aiir>trd. that Colonel v. :. King, part
proprietor Of tlr Minneapolis Ifth"r and
postmaster ri the ~ritt". ir> finally resolved
Iuon supporting Grrclrl and l;roHn, ana II
he ,nnnot control tI.c Jt1huhr las deter
minc! to i>>tlc IN evening paper to uphold
the Liberal r1Ii>r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

The TRIBuHR.-Thc New York Iiihrme
Il the ablcst newspaper amongst the great
northern dailics, and one of the most pros
porous as it is one of the best of newspapers.
The New York World, II very insiduous
as well as Il very malicious newspaper, at
teInpts 70 disseminate the idea that the
Tribune has suffered serious loss hy>giying
In this way the Uorid attempts to accom-
plish two objects dear to its heart: Firs;,
10 injure the Liberal cause, and second, 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

ST. lorlS. July l&.-Thc II. Louis Time,
Tomorrow will contain the following lrttci
from Charles Summer. addressed 10 l.. \.
Rcaris. of this city II think, IN reflection,
You will not think il advisable for ne Ia
write public letter on 4 matter To which
you cal! attention. Greeley and myself have
been tcIIow-lahorrrS in many things. We
were born in the >allie year. | honor him
very much. Between him and another per
son, Vino shall be ~nalnclcSS. | am for him earn
~cstlr.'
lThat letter does not increase our zeal for
Greeley. We would rather that Sumner
should vote for Grant.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

The Waterman and Ecdcct0r thinks it is
II noteworthy fact, in these days OF per-
sol1l ah,sc, that up 10 this time no one,
friend ar enemy, has accused Horace Greeley
OF dishonesty or immortality Of amy kind,
but, on the contrary, all parties unite III adj
hitting his integrity, fearless advocacy of
human rights, temperance, law, and order,
aud his ~dccp-seatcd desire 10 do good to al,
Is mol such . @,idi,atc III anomaly I"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

OuEsELvEs.-Intcrc>tcd journals need moi
1j1tthHc to be making. They may or may
not hr relieved To know that the circulation
Of The 7t1bmtc i> larger than ii was Il ycaI
amu, and that It's increase SilcCt the confluence
mcnt' of the present year lrs been constant
from month 10 month, and mrac especial j.,
during the past monttI.-Acec York If2bUnc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16
The E.xiles at Chappaqua.

III nix y
Tho uoplc of the United States are cxi''S
from their Government, which has become 2
ner.onal rule, GRANT is the Government
and the men whose loyalty to him is proved
nv their surrender Of all independence aho
therefore hut another name for corruption
nrc his instruments for halassinGt inc p"'i"'
and EMPLOYING the powers OF tie Govern
ncnt for his personal advantage ana ''c t"'
lon~ation Of his ill-uscd powers.
In their m~rplcxity the people have chosen
tho sarc Of Chappaqua - anoth'F N'N''
x,Tvs 10 gave the country ana IN" '"'''"
mo,,t and hey flock 10 bis srrllns'ctrd home
amidst the forest. for counsel and encourage
mont. The shades Of Chappaq'a mn! III
comrarcd with the forest of Arden, ana M
GREELEY may, as the representative "l '''
cxilcs, I've iikcncd 10 the haliSlch '"A' ~
his retreat of Arden, whist me "N''t''f
Duke appropriated to himself inc S""''S "''
,-oro..,ivcs of the exile. lhc lcoplc
who hayc been slorn NJ their power ~
the us,rrprr at Washington, gamer ao""'
,hcir leader IN hi, retreat, where MS que
nurs,lits and gentle philosophy aim '''ci'
shirt. and cheer their hopes, and n"'lr's'
sl"'> W ,,, ,,,;,u,r
''e .l"""' .ur ,n.,.,r, Fri
n' n.,i;sn nn,nl;r,r;s,> and .cc,ir,
-., j;fn
The re of Cl,app1qna receives li- friends
.. .n,,, ,,;,, , fru,,,l vet heart
.',S n. a;.oo,,.os of practical life and
;,a,,.,co No litter feel.
.., .nma.mo,ts With thc ruk,
!, Tho Forest Of ardc,. he seems to say:
,. .,rnv.
Which. IKE t,o toad. ugly and ycn"Innn%'
WITH IT, ~ III. r>r,n,,t frnrn public haunt.
Finds :"ngrc> III trees n""As " "N "'
.s,r,n,. in stones. aud good In ryrrythinF.
n This rcorIr have not received tli>lC>Snr
NJ ,dvcrsi,y no Droplr ever did. And IL
sweet TO them are its ,l<cS rs they are To III
d;vid,raI. Tho lesson comes in good linr
and may .ayc tho Government from dcsl"i
ISM. Had the usurpatiun~ n Washington
,ono ,,,ou lis all in a :nurc guarded an'
gradual manner TN. people had been On
Sawed v;tI,n,r; warning and carried hry"n'
the hope ii successful resistance. EIi 'i'S
were n;pgntl-tIry have hcrd'd Inc warning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16
Voting in CONVENTION,

III" Central Conservative Committee OF
virginia. Ia whom the duty uf organization
has been assigned ly ON riai" Convention,
I'm. ~rcrurmm"tid~! ai"i wC Ili!Ih Wisely, tlHt
each delegate Ia u convention should east hi
proper proInrtinn Of the aggrr"It" vote Ia
he given 10y amy township ar county.
Where there i 4 diversity VI opinion in
any county (tnd This is more "r less - IN
every nn'A. t" require the entire vote +" lr
zi>ru ~ =: u"ir : chart. i%;litr>t. arId iii,
WISHES ola hr@c minority, and even major,
it,. may liz wholly ignored.
~uIIr~r. II IN ~rIur counties, there are III
teen deb @ai'~-Sr,ru Irrtrr I and >'rru y.
C3,i, one presumed l." represent lilcir con
>ii,urIt>; the t"hi Gitr1i,' then ll1> il IN il~
power - east The entire Iutr At the county.
AMI. il may he. Ia control The nomination.
This power i t"n Great ~ he placed in The
i!Hd~ ~ alil "ir ritll. ana instead at ial-
UnuniI,u". IL 'rurytn,iun4 II" Iutriut"d Ia dn,
!Hdi>t ~,.,ii>, great d'@-ltl-i1riiou.
These views 1rr presented without refer
en-" Ia the action II AMY county. lHIt they
arr".il - l., based On toMHu% SENSE.
- Ii,it1rIi,r iti,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

\ correspondent at the Baltimore Conven
ton SAYS there was not a good. hearty cllcc!
during the whole session Tuesday, except
when the name of General Fitzhugh Lee
was Observation-Disclosures Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

Miss Susan i. Anthony is reported 10
have said nothing would delight her 50
| much us To have the Baltimore Convention
cram woman suffrage down Horace Gree
lry's t~iruat,'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

The indianapolis Jo,nmal of Saturday
morning publishes Il letter from W. {. De
paw declining the nomination for Lieutenant
Governor OF Indiana OF the Democratic
ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16
MEETINGS.

SPECIAL NOTiCE.-rhcrc will hr Il
- meeting 81 the CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL. Sn-
CIETY, al their hull. at Is O'Clock THIS EVENING.
4 full attendance l. desired. II arrangements vii
he made for the coming picnic 10 hr given FOR The
benefit at -. .Ioscrlis Orphan Asylum.
Ey order Of the Committee. ~ lG-lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

fhis Investigation TO be so thorough r 10 tf
feet,,ally exhibit the condition OF IT, com,
ttany, To leate no Question unarlsW ssd;.no
fucts l'urideveloped, and no necessity II
ther inquiry. IL, T.,
An examination Of the life assets "tid In
bilitics of the company was made b! the nc.
tuaries NJ. mentioned above .MF. g0ehiu
gave his attention, 10 the Securstcsio Tor money
loancr aid the other member OF the com
| mittec. Mr.. Savage, made liiYestigaliohs
touching the general conduct OF the InstItl,
ton. and matters affecting the cconony ana
efficiency of its management.
Tho charges affecting adversely the com
ymny's management are mainly those mace
hv Mr.. Davis X. Boo@hcr, and contained I'D
| his bill of complaint. This document l'as
been sent TO every quarter where It's fircll-
lation might he supposed to WORK INJURY 10
| the institution. The manner in which it Is
drawn. and the mode of presentation OF the
alleged facts therein, hear strong evidence
that if was not designed for Il court OF law so
much as for the public, and the pains with
which the charges have been promulgated
through the newspapers and the mails liut-
| rate that the expectation was not To oDllin
a verdict from the court, but to work INJURY
to the company. All the facts therein stated,
| and all the allegations made. your committee
have very ti"r"'"hi! cAhl,''',",h ;r ;n,,,or-
mem deserve no ;"l'n i, n'n nrrns.,rr to
lalce WIN ioi l's'hs '' '"'
their discussion.
.m,xh1, nroLcd the
io"I 'o'.',''',' u oio nr,inst thc
cilaIE'S "'''' ."t ~. ", Contained in
lus'l,,ati,'' t't'.""i IT, D,,;s Roorher
Inc bl'loi coiiilHa'h'" W :,"t;;,,I in ,ny;nr
ana tl''v t'iih thcth.t',.o ~, Lonp ovcr-
that no important hi'''l lid ;r,n has
looked ; that ever! s''.!e', ''i'" ~, ,nnrII,.
been thorough! rAai,,,a,G, If are fine re-
Sl"lS "'''n ''r ,.,ta and host Judgment.
sun " '"''.
,,E,,,e that Mc Life .A<S0-
ne c""t"n,,; =. j. Jne, me touodaIon
, s,. t,,!nr nnd SS,ronq sup~crstrnct"re. may
w. S.sbtuEo1 in Hs Iapf.
your committee do not hesitate to accept
thn hnnorablc uosjtion of directors OF the
Tov York DEPARTMENT Board, and conf
,I,rtrr recommend the institution 10 the
,,,,,n of thrir friends everywhere.
H,,,r committee beg leave to recommend
'o'l' '","',r - ,1', c,n,m';,r nrr,,,LL, and
''' l":>'7. vi Il"
whnrn,s bv thc rcport of McsSrs. Iilizur
vr;m,t ShrrIurd Romans, and Edwin W.
,., ,,t,,,;o. unr,;pt,I rItt1rr Ia, lrtiDn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

CONSERVATIVE nrGANlZArIoN.- The plan
lmyiu~ been adapted and recommended 10y
the committee. III liz cndcay"r and sec that
il j. faithfully carried ont. and that delegates
ar" elected HAT rcpl"-rnt The sentiments ct
the people Of tn" several oWnslip>.-fsdrts'
tY,., IJ,-,t.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

rrt' WILLIAM IiIAiIiINEh i SrN~
| iav" |,""rrIrni at their lJt" >tari. NJ. rni ir'ari
! rarEcr Ai>tI street. With i new auI'hr ,tttl' -inra -
DRY t,ppI,~.
and hall also c"uttuh" th"lr ilNin street .i"rr. \
10Th places they oircr d>tri bargains, such 80
F.tst-rtinrti NJ. II. Il, and I@'c. yer yard.
Excellent WHITE VICTORIA I.kN NJ At -, -,
ar! a5c. per ydtl;
Best tAilrDES, fast coi"r,, ~ ~ out TIC:
BLnA,IiED and EitpWN 'uFFON>, yarI-"tir,
nj l"ic. per yard;
WHITE rlQuES, new styles. ~ -, n, and az. lrr
yard:
Fine WHITE SWISS and N~.NE>Suuk MU~LIN~
nj -. -. aud 15c. icr ward:
Fine STRIPED y lSra aud MAiNSrnk MlSLiN>
NJ - and $40. pr yard;
r.\NEEICS aud 'IiE'h NI~-
iiSSa ~ ~. -. and 3or. TER yard;
New >t,lcJArAEE~E Sli.kN ut .oc. w"rth -. PER
yard;
BLACK ALrACN~, 'iouhir-ILr"i and slih nu,lt
At tgr. t. $3.50 rrr >tr':
\ lot or tuI.pEED Npl\T tiitNiN It
Al",o ELAck UnHNAnINE ~IlAWI..t;.5e,
LLtMN LiCE SIiiWiS 10 he rt"~ri out At +ort E.
WiIITE~ ptRASpI.Saud LA'E IuEEl~ ~ cost;
WNLKlSG-CANES amI PpAt,EE fARA~rL~
at cost:
.garrnns other -.,~r.lrhlc .pu.isa ~" ycr. lowest
prir,~. - which We invite attention tii ""''Nf 11
" WILLIAM TiIALIlMER i sons.
1913 Naiu street. Opposite III" p"~f-"ihct. iit'
iyE GD. Bread. corner >i\ti .ltfti.
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16
Es. port OF iu, c~~ti-ation into (omdi-
fiun and Affairs OF thc Life A>s"cia-
iion of America by IL committee Oi
Actuaric, ;;ri business Men from

Acn Y0ci>.
70 BE isoGrd Of Directors Of tie Nrr
York Department ~ The Ltte dissertation
Of .lm.ftcG:
The undersigned committee. appointed
with instructions Ia make an examination
into the financial condition and integrity OF
the management of the Life Association,
with powcrto employ such a%ctitaria assistance
II NAV he necessary 10 aid them in the dis
charge Of their duty. be- leave respectfully
10 report:
That under the authority conferred Pro-
ics>or Elizur VII cht and Mr>>r>. l.. W.
Bryant and Sheppard fl"intn> were Engaged
a. arttlric> 10 assist them in the performance
Of their duty. Promptly upon the appoint
mrnt Of the committee (tir third member
thereof having stated his inability to At
company tllctn) the undersigned, together
with the actuaric>. proceeded to II. Louis
and made such an examination rs was con-
tcmplttcd by their appointment. Upon the
actllarics dryoIvcd the duty of the examine.
tons and calculations necessary II determine
the correctness Of the t~inauciAi statement OF
tile company. and rs its lust annual report
was made up to the l>t Of January last, the
actuarics took that date Is the basis OF tlirll
examination, and made AL their calculations
with reference to the company,s condition ri
that time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

VHE SOLICITORS OF TIE SUNDAY
L SCHOOL OFFERING FHND OF CLAY
STREET CHURCH are earnestly requested - L.
present with tn. July collection SENI StNlA
AFTERNOON III !! O'Clock. This Is a most iinpor-
t1nt meeting. Interesting addresses may lie cN-
urtnd. GEORGE ". APMlSTEAD,
" ,-TuEFh superintendent -. school.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

Every facility was afforded your commit
tee by the directors OF the company. who
evidently desired that the Investigation
should he complete and thorough. Somany
adverse criticisms had been made, and so
many severe charges promulgated against
the company, tlrt The home board wished
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICES..

MI + & l. L-W1DTH UNBLEAruED
SiTEErISt; nj a5r. per yard:
FuIl-wfiih BLEACIIED ~SIiELTINC at Toe. por
yard:
PILLOW-CASE COTTON. Il inches wide. nj 1e,r.
worth zoe. per yard:
NEW YORK MILLS COTToN, ?Ic.:
WhMSUTTA COTTON. Ior.:
AS~DROScOGGIS and FIIfIT DF THE oou
COTTON AT isgc.
Yard-widc I~LEAtIlED COTTON ml.Ic.;
~ Bi.EACiiED COTTON at Heat
is ID LEVY BRuTHFR~..