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Desirable Residence For Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE the TX story white frame
i Dwelling house, green blinds. just west OF
Q. & P. 3. & on Main street. Bav-nna Ohio,
now occupied by E. G. WAIT. Large lot fn-
ished house. good fruit. and one of the cheapest
and most desirable places in Ravenna, at the
price, $500. Possession given Immediately.
NORMAN ROOD.
March 12 1872. 1S5-4w.
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THE Singer Sewing Machine Company are
manufacturing and selling one machine min
ute. Come and see US.
NEWTON & BENEDICT,
Agents, Main, st,
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paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up,
by ]. s. WALKER, opposite Citizens Han.
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Grass Seed! 't-
have left with e. W. Wadsworth & Co.. N
Converse, ]. c. Prentiss and Hopkins Brothers
a choice lot of Grass Seed for sale.
B. LITTLE.
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rh. Grand nuka Alexis

The Grand Duke Alexis
is egpected not far from this vicinity but Christ
mas and New Years are sure TO coSe Asss. and
Converse, at No. 1. Etna Block. has in store and
on the way from the East, fins addition OF
goods for the Holiday trade.
Black Alpacas.
new stock of the Grand Duchess double faea
hne goods Mt Is and Soc per yard,
Felt Skirts.
A new stock at reduced prices. from I.aS UP.
searfs and Nuhias.
A new stock. Nuhias from SOC to 1.sS.
Gloves and AIittens.
splendid fur top Gents glove at 800 chii-
drcns Gloves and Mittens for Christmas.
Wrappers and Drawers.
A new stock, cheap. Ladies Pants and vcsA
good goods, at &1G0 each.
A large stock at low pricea. Heavy Melton
Cashmere. just the thing to keep out the cold
snd wear good. only $50 per yard.
Moseo and cAinohiIa Beavers.
new stock for Ladies Sacks aud Gents Over.
coats.
D0mestics,
A new stock Prints and splendid heavy Cling
hams at l2kc. One Bale AsoVv Standard Slass-
iS0 at one shilling, Good Canton Flannel az lak
Three bales more of that good shilling Batting
and better goods at 15c and aoc per pound.
handkerchief aud Collars.
A fine new stock Ladies' lace Collars ffom 100
up, ~ doz. more of those all linen Hdk6, for
csc. also good assortment for Gents and Boys.
Gents paper collars at I0c per box. A new stock
Prize Collars with watch to be drawn, Also
the Collegian Collar. -
Spool Thread.
More of that 800 yd spool thread at &c pSr
spool.
Perfamsry,
new stock Hdkf Extracts. Hair on r-asissA
wallets &c. sc,
Groceries Nt
A iresh stock, Best Y. H.. Soysoae and Gun.
powder Teas ut g.. so. Our 81. - green tea gives
splendid satisfaction> Brown Sugar at ioc, Exa
e Sugar at 1s,Sc A. Conee sugar At 1Sc, Genuih
New Orleans MoiasSes at soc, Golden Syrup at
e0c, Splendid Chewing Tobacco at 7Sc ana enc
per pound. Nt
Come and See. -
What can be done for your heneat, Bring aiOaK
your fresh, Roll Butter, RgEs, Rags, Hickory
nuts. Oats, Poultry sc, fi's s1tta.s $50
RaveANA Dee, fs. 1ssi,
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To Save Money, 9
Go to j. s. Walkers, opposite Citizens Hall, to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired to look as
good as new.
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Large and small, fine and coarse, Chamois Skin
to rab up your silver Ware for Christmas, to be
h all at BRAINERD'S.
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Standards.

Standard brand oysters, per can 40 cents.
1SOi L, L. PARSONS.
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Sherifs Sale.

The State of Ohio, Portage County, SIS.
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
county, in the case of Ashur ID. Gurley. plaintiff
and Anson w Beman and ais, defendants,
shall offer for sale at public auction. at the door
of the Court House in Ravenna, County and
state aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of April. A, d. 1sT9
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m, and 4
O'Clock p. M, of said day, the following describ-
ed real estate, to-wit: Situate in the township
of Ravenna, in the county of Portage and state
OF Ohio, and being known as lot No. four ~ in
II. L. Days addition to the town plat of the
village OF Rayenna.
Appraised at
Terms of sale Cash.
OTIS B. PAINE.
Sheriff, Portage County, Ohio.
Ranney 4 Hatfield, Pl'fs Ait'ys.
Ravenna March 12. 1872, 1S5-5w.
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Cash for Chestnuts.


Tho highest price IN Cash for Chestnuts.
1G2-tf. u. w. WADsWORTH & co.
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Beatty

Beatty
Is in the Grocery trade having bought
Barnes & Bros stock, he is closing it out at
lower rates than any other man will sell,
he will not continue that line CT trade
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hf DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
nAyESNA. rHURsDAY.mAncH II. Is7s

Unity Lodge, No. IL. F.and a. n.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays Of each
month J. j. RICHARDSON, W. NJ
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Tyrian Chapter. No. 81. X. AM.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month. In
Masonic Hall. PheniS Block.
D. {. .oooLAAS.H-P r.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAvENNA, o.

OF IA v EMMA, W
Designated Depositary of the
us.
US. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $40 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
sight Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities ut
New York rates.
Revenue stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
VIII. BEEBE. Cashier.
GEO ROBINSON, President.
Sept. 8. 1888. If.
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ssIGNEE's NoTICE.-Notice is hereby
IN given that the subscriber has been appoint
ed and qualified as assignee of Robert V. Suth-
erland, of Ravenna. Ohio. All persons indebted
to said assignor are requested to settle without
delay; and all persons having claims against
him are notified that they must present them
properly verified they will be barred.
4. p. HATFIELD, Assignee.
Ravenna. March 41S72. 1S4-3w.
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II. o. O. F.-Ravenna Lodge. NO. %.
Meets every Wednesday evening at odd Fsl-
lows Hall.
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w A N 7 T. D.
One Thousand Young Men, La
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Who will find permanent employment by acting
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rs Different Styles
offspring Hats & Caps. this dayopened at
J. BEATTY'sA
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Ladies' Toilet Articles,
Puff Boxes, Toilet Glasses, at
BRAINERD's.
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Selects.
Select oysters, by the can. 80 cents.
$50 T. L. PARSONS.
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Ravenna Encampment, No. las.
Meets every End and 4th Fridays Of each month.
RAyExNA DIVISION, No. Iss. SONS OF
TEMPERANCE,
Meets each Friday evening il their Hall. over
the Second National Bank. I4s-1y.
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SpOnges,

Beautiful Pocket hooks
For Ladies' and Gentlemen, and more coming
az BRAINERD'S
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Feb. ~, 1872.
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The Grand Duke Alexis
is eZpeeted not far from this vicinity, but Christ
mas and New Years are sure TO cosAe Asss. and
at No. 1, Etna Block. has in store and
on the way from the East, ins addition Of
goods for the Holiday trade,
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AURORA.

Correspondence.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-08

Mr.. JoHS GATEwoop, a veteran JOURNALIST
has become associated with FATErTE McMuI-
I'm as editor of the Southern Patriot. Inc
following paragraph from Mr.. GArEwooD,
s,l,tatory gives promise of an improved tone
in the Patriot on financial questions:
Gin order that our position may not be
mi.construcd with regard to the public debt
question, we wish to say, once for all, that
however much we may !ject to some OF the
features Of the funding bill, we are IN no
sense repud'atomSt. We nave hcrelgio ,le
entertained the opinion, and have hae NJ. no
reason to change it, thai at the close Of the
war, when every interest of the state was
PROSTATE and the people crippled and r rnnd
in all their resources, the public debt Sno .Nt
have been adjusted upon some pIlncllac july JUL
and equtable both to the bondho ,l; a ana 10
to the people; but we have never peen ao.e
to see how, upon any PRINCIPLE 70 OF n n0i tns
Gei,t could be obiterated by the LeSIsIa'
turc.o
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The certificates given by Virginia for one
third of her debt, to be presented when
West Virginia has settled, are now quoted Mt
seventeen cents on the dollar. One-third of
the debt, principal and interest, would be a
trine under sixteen millions, and seventeen
per cent of that would be s2,I2O,ooo., If
West Virginia had that much money, or had
credit enough to borrow it, she might buy
up her third of the debt for sum that would
not greatly exceed what we would likely owe
Virginia in an equitable settlement-a sum
so inconsiderable that it offers no temptation
to Reputation. Wesuggest to Messrs. Woods,
Raymond & Co., whether even this. open to
objection as it would be in point of business
honor, would not be better than leaving. all
allusion to the debt out of the Constitution,
with view to ultimate repudiation.- Wheel
ing Intelhgencer.
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The ArgumentS--Again.


The Enquirer of yesterday reproduces thu
arguments it stated a few days since against
the extension Of the corporate limits to the
south side of James river. They have been
doubly answered and scattered to the winds.
and yet they are reproduced with an air OF
pious sincerity that it is pity to see wasted
upon such feeble grounds.
We forget; there is one argument formerly
advanced by the Enquirer that it omitted
yesterday. That is that since the eXtcnslo''
Of the city limits on the north 81, o., tbe ritz
debt had been Increased ,ne.thtrd-i e.. ons
million. The inssitable inference was tina,
W. extension cost million. While the En-.
qusrer has not the fairness to correct itself
II has the modesty not to repeat thing that
Is SO unfair, and which suggests an utterly
uh"arranted deduction. The cost of eyten-
sion on the north was contemptib,v sm,l,
certainly, while the extension was i,nDor-
mnt and proper, /. could not ut al compare
10 importance or benefits to this city with
The acquisition of Manchester.
When the Enquirer first preached the
sue)ect, We supposed it meant not to take
sloes on the annexation question, and we
represented 1t as reportin Z in its own WV
Tue arguments pro and con. We only .ri.
fs'sea 'he views preser ted as those of tie
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From the Wythcville Enterprise.
Not Tct.

The convention to remodel the Constitu.
ton. for which all the old brokcn-down poll
ticians and would-be retormers in the State
have been clanloriug with The hope that their
superior wisdom and experience would be
called into rcqlli>itioD, has received its qu1etus
ut the hands Of the Conservative members OF
the LEGISLATURE. They rcrE wisely; we think;
II :. S.ii;lttis heid last Wednesday night, re-
solved that such Il convention ut this time
ought not to lie held We think our
legislative friends have in this instance,
however far they may have gone wrong
in other respects, decided in accordance
with public sentiment. NO one pretends
to deny that the present Constitution is
odious in many Of its features, and repug.
nant ,tc all Flrginian ideas Of government
(the ballot or secret system of voting being
alone sufficient 70 condemn it,, but nil re-
necting men will agree that this Is not the
time 10 undertake to change it. We are TOO
roor Just now. 1t takes al the money the
tax-aathcrcrs c,n grind out Of the people to
Day tic per diem and mileage of our present
lawmakers. How, then, are we to pay
another set of Solons? We can't pay the
interest on our debt; we must economist
we must reduce the pay Of all our public
sc,yants-those fellows who have been
growing fat at the public crib; we
are on the verge of Reputation say the
oaice-hunting gentry; and yet, in the
next breath they cry out our Constitution is
radically defective; we must have a new
Constitution; the people can very well afford
to spend a hundred thousand or SO to pay Us
for making them model Constitution. What
ecoLomy; what consistency. Bide your time
| old friends. When we gctrid Of Ulysses ano
rep!enish our treasury little it will be time
enough to consider your proposition.
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The Equities.

There is bill pending in the Legislature,
complaccntly put under the favor OF "the
eauites," which is very suspicious affair.
The main justification that has been offered
is that it is a copy of the Georgia Law"
That ought to be very satisfactory--so ought
"the way they do up on Sandy" reconcile us
to almost anything. We are not ambitious to
Gee old Virginia in the Georgia fashion,
and hope that these new "equities " will not
pass unchallenged.
We do not know the provisions Of the
bill, but when we see that it affords satisfac.
ton to men who favor repudiating private
debts we think it should be most closely
criticised.
A friend, formerly OF Georgia, asked us il
we knew what the Georgia law was, and
upon confeSsing that we did not very clearly
he said that in q case where \ sued 3, and
the jury found out that 4 had more money
than B, they had the power to decide
that A should have no more, and let L
90 acquitted of the debt. In short, tho
jury has tho whole qucStion--aIl the So
called equities "-before it and decide:
the extent of the obligation of one man tt
another. Everything is left to them in the
Georgia law, and we suppose it is iilc SAME
in this reputed copy. Should the bill pas
we may expect q rare settlement Of debts
In principle it is pretty good step towards
communism. 1t looks like an attempt at {
rcdiyision of property. But the frauds ant
rascality that will be practiced under it
should it become law, will abe a caution
to the natives" of old Virginia. Equities );
indeed
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OF loggerheads with each othcr-to the aetrl.
naedt oF the Interests OF thss sjsise
so it might, and in all probability would De,
were conventional meet. We nave no ~.
sr1rance that we would be mucn De.eeie 80. AZ
this respect, while The expense 70 Tue ota'e
would be heavy. o.a. T.,
the present Constitution. that were urgea %, ~
its opponents when it was adopted, woei q
not be materially changed Ivy convention Il i
one were called tomeet at, Richmond. W ou,o'
the free school and the new county organize
ton : systems be thrown aside?- We think
not vet these col 7tituted two Of the prin,cl,
pal objections to the present Constitution
when t was before the people for adoption
or rejection. And SO it Is with other causes
of the Constitution. .,,;,
d;-ection and g bear with the evils we have"
rather than "ny to those we know not Of
FIucnskle Herald. ,s. a.. ."..
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NJ FEBRUARY, 1872. .
MORE NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
T. r. PRICE 6 co.
have Just opened for the early trade many goods,
particularly for useful and housekeeping purposes
BROWN and BLEACHED C0TTONS,
ST. lo-l, and ll-l COTTON SHEETlNGS,
Fine assortment of BED BLANKETS,
TABLE DAAIASkS and NAPKINS,
LINEN SuEETISLiS and TOWELLlSGS.
Beautiful assortment of NEW PRINTS Tor children,
BLACK and WHITE CALICOES. &C., &c.
ALSO,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
LACE COLLARS and SLEEVES.
Gcntlemcn's aud ladies' KID GLOVES, very best
some very good for 81
IN MOURNING GOODS:
81 ACK NOllAIRS and VEL. OURS,
BLACK CASliMERES and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS,
BLACK TANISE and BOMBAZlNES,
Good bargains in BLACK SILKS.
Great bargains will be sold during this month In
Faland Winter Dress Goods rs well as In some light
goods for spring; also In Pqacs, Linens for boys
wear, Doylies, &c.
NEW GOODS constantly arriving.
7. Il. PRICE & CO.,
fcs 11O1 Main street, corner Of Eleventh.
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DIED.

On Thursday, It'll instant. nj half-past9 O'CLOCK !.
VI. after painful illness OF Two months 49,
AMBER 3. FORD. youngest son or James L. una
the late Cathal Inc Ford.
All who knew him loved him. ,,
Ills funeral will take place at his fathers residence
fa5oi Grace street, THIS tFriday) AFIEENOoS. AT
half-past , o'clock. Relatives and friends OF tic
family ar, resDcctful1y invited 70 attend, ou,
Charlottesville, Norfolk, and NASHVILLE papers
please copy.
At his residence in this city, on The Sth day OF
March, THOMAS Ii. DAVIS, in:the 1ifty.hith year
OF his age. He leaves wife aud three children 10
Nashville, Mississippi, and Norfolk papers please
copy.
Or Thursday morning, n $50 o'clo"k, nary
ELLEN, only daughter Of John Il. anu Hannah
Her funeral will take place from her fathers resi-,
dcnce on Twenty-ftth street between Grace anu
Broad at go p. VI. THIS DAY.
New York papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-08

STATE CosvEsrloS.-The question of Gu IL
ing convention to remode, our sa. ,;' Con Il,
stiitution, now being agitated by portion OF
the press of the State, we cannot ,, consider
otherwise than premature. We fully appre'
cate the objections to the Constitution we
now have, but these Objectionable features
can he eypurgated more easily and quickly
without: than with q convention.
There are too many risks to run in calling
\ convention ut this time. We have Legis'
lature of our own choosing, and in the tran
sition state of our political affairs they untor'
tunatclv seem 20 have got at sea, and are now
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-08

T,e adventures Of Otter Ttcist. BY CHARLES
D1cErys. With Twcnty-ciGht lllqstrltlo', Is
by j. MAuoxEy. New York: HARrEh /"
EgoTnEEs. 1877.
This is one volume Of new edition OF
D,crrss's works. 1t Is to be large and
beautifully illustrated edition.
For sale By ELLYsoS & TAYLOR.
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Squire Ammen's dogs the other morning
b-o1aht home on their backs several NUT
tons ,U which they had succeeded in capturing
citizen as be is, came to town Immediately
and signed the petition to the Legislature to
tax dogs He wants 'em "taxed to death. p
FncasIe Herald. II
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FURNITURE, &c.


FURNITURE FOR SALE I dn 1iq Z,
7 FOR CASH.. y: GATE,W: w. II Il n
Broad street, 'rt"ccn inT1 Al" ADD r4.,e. U.s.
mai IN ali s stIIss and prccs Bureaus Bsd,; fr
shstinds, 1hii; &C. Of s vi,, Saf1% l.; sl:
BEDS, pillows, and B"ls;ers; ~ ~ Tnleh al 4
thr lowest PRICES for cash PArtirn:f 40 ,,,s Yr,.
to Upho!s,ering, Vanishing aud NSi-i nh ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-08

The New York Tribune denounces the
packed committee on the earns scandal" in
the United States Senate. 1t was packed, the
Tribune says, by "thc crazy politicians who
Insist upon sitting the truth" and tho In
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MARRIED.

Az Micah church, Charles City county, on Thurs
DIV the pod of February, by the Rev John u. Lamb
N'REYEOLDS BISFURD TO Miss SALLlE Y.
MORRIS: all of Charles City county
On the 9th instant. by the Rev. 4. K. Dickinson,
=. T. UORD, Esq. to Miss ROBERTA LEWIS all
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PAINTS. OEES, &c.

WHITE LEAD, ....u.,,.
tons LEWIS'S PURE WHITE LEAD
8 tons MATOACA WHITE LEAD l'v:IEatr.
20 barrels LINSEED OIL.
barrels SPIRITS TUEpENTiNE.
PAINTERS COLORS, NARNlSi!Es, &C.
for sale by
PURCELL. LADD & CO.. Druggists,
1916 Main street,
,- corner of 1hlr,ccn"a
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ITO NSCMERS OF Gus i'''
MACHINERY.
A saving guaranteed by the use ~

n
THE yIKGlSIh NATURAL PEIkvLhI"
LCBRICATlSG OIL. -...,--. L..
suitable for slow or rapid maclilNcrE Oh ~, ~,
scription: free from ali impurities; "a!'a""'
Purchasers are cautioned that Tie Cyl m'9 49,.
differs from all 0ttc, Lu5rieHttag ptl' 81" !" yrr.
Dltt;ktf We are the sole agents l'trc so ~, ,rr.
Ciuta Natural Petroleum LutIicat!ng w N't be-,
rel of which sold by us bearing "dI 'i~n par.
Virginia Natural Petroleum iuhr'c;:''!T -"
CELL Laid 4 Co., Agents, hchlh"li'!' -. .,,y q.
There are plenty of so-c:iicd i.GiT.'''. I,r>
offered under tfc lure of low price. VIC: y. ,rr Ia
less and positive injury 10 ina"hnrr'. = u ., =
their use will tell. A good i,ihIic3.itt TN IL.
the VIRGINIA NATURAL PEI krLhC Ir " ,-.
BRICATISG OIL. l. positive ccoiE"!hi T. lt,, rt
ing heating. cumming. and con~e u,h' y.r sad
wearing Of the machiucrt--a s!'!tE q! ~, /
yn I'm speed. Purchasers VIII lear ia ,..I -
Is not alone sufficient 10 procure rtl,,rt
lcum:" il must b. n the propt' Srtsf,& ,2S,,.tf
ike the Virginia N:t'Ta! Ptso5s't's L%%@.i-
oil and Ike /; undergo tie prDn'" y p|',-..y t.,
rrithouk chc,ai cris, and be r"itC:''' ,.., i,r,.
from 1rit or gam. This 81. l. nor Az, ,.,
trenes of tenn ,eraturr stn!inG tiiSe ~ tta..
II is, In word the CHE tPESi OIL a.G AS
more of the requisites Of go0i l"'F.'"''
oil offered IN this market ,,,.., ,,,c..
Orders addressed 10 us vii! rccc.fe -
lion. and he shipped IN good light racHat'r..,
INV -> E!cllH.Uud. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-08

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