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O n w A R y .

THE medical revolution which eommsaosd !A'eF
aso with the gradual disuse Of blood-'sttlne. s<.'
ton. drsst E pursa,ve., nd powerful Opistss. s"s
braycy an gloriously on. Every day the SICK s'~'S
wiser They ore no lonher willing to opsn 1A~''
mouths shut the. eyes, and take whatever the dobc<
are pleased to prescribe without inquiry. They ~s-s
to know tho nature of tbs medicines they ass dss.a
10 swallow, and demand to have the mysterious LSs
.inso Of the prof ssiou translated into plain Enxi.
The INVALID WOULD understands At last t..i
vlGOR Is the grca, antagonist Of disease Thes.~''"
decline TO be utterly Frustrated By depicting pills sad
po,ioas and turin: from such mendicameuts With
ioa,hing. judicio sly place their trust In reaa~'!
which combines :.h the properties Of an Alssra''s
those Of pure aid wholesome Tonic and Rsstorss's
l, Is now about tr@: year, since this grand dsiAs~
alum was introduced under the nance
PLANTATION BlTTEkS.
ard from that time to the present III prosusss ~
been without parallel in the history Of prspsfs'.sy
medicines. With the spirit Of the sugar ea1e--sss
most nutritious Of al! standardization it, basic. "a
medcated solely with the juices aud extracts Of rare
vegetable species such ~ Calissys Basx, the hssa
known Tonic tha. the world produesr. snd which
makes It by all odds tho most uuobjectonabp inv.ss
GRANT, corrective aud general alternative that has
been placed by science within the reach of the u.
the suffering, and the dcspondent. Hence Il has
esped all competition. and Plantation Btrs Il ~asy
the most popular rvnc on either eide Of tbs Aa-a''s
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-23

LIPPINCoTT's MAGAZINE for Noyem-
Der is one of unusual interest. The ini-
tial article, entitled " From the Field to the
Fireside," is an attractive and interesting
description of the process of manufacturing
paper from straw, giving the various opera
tons through which it passes from the
field to the press-room of the printer, and
thence to the family fireside or counting
room, where the news of the day is read.
This contribution is accompanied by numer-
GUS illustrations, all admirably executed
and descriptive of the process of manu-
featuring straw paper for newspaper
purposes. "The London Season. is
an admirable paper, giving the reader O
happy insight into aristocratic life in that
great metropolis, and touching off the
famous leaders of London fashion in truth
full portraitures, with many anecdotes and
much gossip Of an entertaining character.
" A Mission to Costa kea," Monody on
7. Buchanan Read" "Sketches of South
ern Life" and several other contributions
Of interest go to make up the contents of
the present number. Judge Barnwell con-
tributes an article on " Torpedoes," which
is not only interesting, but of much historic
value. The contributions to fiction are
numerous and Of a high order Of merit,
Published by J. B. Lippincott Il Co.,
Philadelphia, and for sale by all book and
news dealers. 4e Ht. .a. ~.
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. SOME of our contemporaries speak of
the present campaign as one of fraud"
We may not entirely comprehend their
meaning. The attempt to palm off Greeley
as a Democrat is pretty stupendous
" fraud" we admit, but it is not quite
equal to that Of making him out Demo-
crat IN fact. If we were asked to define
Greeley Democrat, we should have no
alternative but to represent him as a
"political fraud of the first water''--as
baseless sham as was ever got up by
political hocus-pocus and hugger-muggery.
With such candidacy, no campaign is
possible except one of I" fraud" And
this is what we suppose our contempora-
res mean,
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NEW TRIUMPHS.

The returns from the late elections are
even more favorable than could have been
expected, and more damaging to the Gree.
ley cause than was anticipated by the
worst fears of its disciples. Pennsylvania
has been claimed for Greeley most conf
IDENTIFY ever since his nomination at Cincin.
natl. No candidate could run better in
that State or in New York, said his SAN
guine followers. Owing to the unpopular
ity of Hartranft in some quarters, and the
detection Of certain prominent men who
should have aided instead of berating the
regular candidate, it was conceded by the
most enthusiastic Republicans that the con-
test was close and doubtful. But the re-
suit has dispelled all the doubts of the Re-
publcans, and all the hopes of the Demo-
Gratis and Liberals. Pennsylvania comes
out stronger than ever on the side of Re-
publcanism, and even Hartranft' s election,
though he ran slightly behind his ticket, is
conceded by $4,000 majority!
If this is the best that can be accom-
plished in Greeley's stronghold, what is to
be expected in States which he does not
pretend to claim, and what is to be the seat
Of his most pronounced and indisputablc
popularity and success? "
Ohio was another doubtful State, claim
ed with good degree of confidence by
both parties, and one in which the contest
was to be exceedingly close. And here
again has Republcanism experienced
most signal triumph, and the returns indi-
cate majority of $4,000. And thus an
other scene of hope for the followers of
Greeley is changed to seat of despair, and
once more the Liberals and Democrats may
clothe themselves in sack-cloth and sit in
ashes. .... .-. ....s .. -
Indiana was acknowledged to be closest
and least hopeful to the Republicans of the
three States. Prominent members of the
party gave it without question to the De-
mocracy, and believed it to be one of their
strong points. Indiana was counted a
dead loss in the annals of prophecy. But
what is the result? Although the returns
are still incomplete it is believed that the
Republicans have elected the State ticket.
except the Governor. a re
Nebraska gives 5000 Republican ma
jority.
And so the tide comes in.
There is no longer much chance for doubt
concerning the result of the Presidential
election. Both parties have considered
and acknowledged that the elections of last
Tuesday would settle that question irrego-
cably. And it is thus it is settled, in the
interests and for the perpetuity of Re-
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publican government, administered by the
Chief Magistrate who has so faithfully full
filled the Presidential duties of the last four
years, seconded by man who has never
failed in any sphere to do true and noble
work, and who will enter upon the high
position sustained by the abiding trust of a
whole people.
To the other party there are only left the
husks of disappointment, and there is lit
tie doubt that they will seat bitter" par
ticularly to the palate of the political Lead
ers, who have thus thrown away all they
risked in this contest, and sold themselves
so cheaply that they may we'll hide them
selves hereafter, with shame and confu-
sion of face, in utter obscurity.
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OFFICIAL.
A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE FIRST
IA SECTION OF AN ORDINANCES COM
CERN1NG PETROLEUM AND OTHER
LILO JIDS

IL osecu oStoDci iflL, 1871
BE ii Ordained, That section LIST of IAN or,Ii.
nance concerning petroleum and other danger
Gus liquids" be and the same is hereby amended
and reordained TO read as follows:
u. 1t shall be unlawful for any person per-
sons, or corporation to store or keep for sale
within the corporate limits of the city of Rich
mond any gasoline, naptha, benzine, camphene
spirit gas, bnrnng fluid, OF spirits of turpentine
exceeding quantity of five barrels of fifty gal
Ions each and 1t shall be unlawful TO keen for
sale, or on storage, any refined carbon oil. kero-
sene or other products forillupinating purposes.
excepting such articles as will stand a fire-test
OF one hundred and ten degrees of Fahrenheit,
according TO the method and directions of .John
Taglabue, as explained in his work on the sa me
and it shall not be lawful to keep any of the said
articles, exceeding one barrel of fifty gallons In
any part of a building except cellar the floor
of which shall be five feet below the grade of Inc
adjacent streets and no gasoline naptha ben
zine, carbon oil, camphene, spirit gas burning
fluid, or spirits of turpentine, shall be kept or
stored in front of any building, or on any street.
alley, wharf, lot of sidewalk for longer time
than is sufficient to receive in store or la deliver.
ing the same; provided such time shall not ex-
coed six hoursn E EFEr- -.
Published by authority -E al .. .
a-..a.... Il. O. HOWARD, City Clerk,
lSeetion of the ordinance above amended nre
seribes q penalty of not less than 800 nor more
than $500 fine, one-half to the informer.l ~
oc 2l-5t
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REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.

Rooms REPUBLICAN STATE EVE CONFER
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. q, 1872.
Hon. @. =. Ramsdell, Presidential Elector,
on. r. g. Greene, George S. Richards, Esq,
p. q Morgan, OF Petersburg, and Hon. Ross
Hamilton, Presidential Elector, $50 far as his
other engagements VIII permip will address the
people OF the FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRlcr
ut the times and places mentioned below.
MONDAY. Oct. 2Sth, Cumberland G. II.
TUESDAY, Oct. 29th, Farmyie, Prince Ed
ward county.
FRIDAY, Nov LIST, Petersburg.
Local committees and other friends of the
cause will please make all necessary arrange
ments.
by order of the State Executive Committee
G. S MILLS, Chairman.
John ". ITOHz, Secretary
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for November
completes the forty-fifth volume of that
publication volume made up ofeontribu-
tons from the ablest contemporary writers
of America and Europe, and profusely il
Illustrated by the best artists of the country.
The volume which closes with the Novem-
Der number is especially brilliant in both
its literary and artistic departments, as well
as in all the features which render it an at
tractive magazine. #
Among the brilliant contributors con-
stantly employed on this magazine are
Porte Crayon, William Flagg, Emilio Cas-
tilar, Anthony Trollope, Miss Thackeray
Charles Reade, Wilkie Collins, Bayard
Taylor and others. The November nun.
Der opens with the sixth installment OF
Porte Crayon's Mountains" Junius
Henri Browne concludes his "Down the
Danube" in a second paper, containing
thirteen beautiful illustrations. An in.
portant illustrated paper, by Edward How.
land, describes the improvements in the
social condition of their workmen insti.
tuted by the Brothers Cheney, silk-manu.
facturers, in South Manchester, Connect.
cut. Jacob Abbott, in another illustrated
article. The Siren of Science" gives an
interesting description Of the mode OF
numbering sonorous vibrations. Besides
these, there are a large number of other
and valuable contributions, making it one
OF the most attractive numbers yet issued.
The Editorial Departments, the Easy Chair
and the Scientific Record will be found as
diversified and instructive as ever.
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The report of the Agricultural Buresu
Tor October reduces the estimate Of The
cotton crop published The month previous
ABOUT nine per cent. The general yield,
however, is estimated at eighty-two per cent.
OF fuil crop, being an increase of six per
cent. on the year 1871. The area planted
IN cotton this season is estimated 70 be
thirteen per cent. greater than last wear co
That the average tyield per acre is about
seven per cent. less. Great disparity is re-
ported IN the product of counties of The
same State, whether from differences in
culture, soil or rayages of the worm is not
stated, and, as compared with the standard
ol iol crop, the yield in North Carolina
~ "eorgla, and Tennessee surpassed that of
south Carolina and Alabama.
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THE last ditch is still open to us and we can
make 1t a "bloody chasm."- Enquirer.
That is true but our advice is, not to
do it. 1t is far better to " shake hands y
across that chasrn than to slit any more wea-
sens in it. Horace Greeley isn't the only
man who would shake hands with you, were
you disposed to extend them in friendly
salutation. Other Republicans would do
it quite as gracefully, and perhaps quite as
well. Suppose you try it.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING in mAstnEsrER

Rooms REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, !
CHESTERFIELD CONT VIRGINIA. (
October lSth 1872. }
A grand Republican mass meeting will be
held in
MANCHESTER,
ON THURSDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER, oath.
The following eloquent gentlemen are expected
TO address the people f.:
m 9: ): Mills, Gen. WINS. G. Wickham
'oi' j. ~ Humphreys, Gov II. H. Wells,
and others.
Let the voters of Manchester and vicinity.
irrespective of political predictions, attend this
meeting and hear for themselves fair presenta-
lion OF the all-important issue to be decided on
the 9th of November.
The advocates of the election of Horace Gree
ley are respectfully challenged TO meet the
above gentlemen in discussion
n. SAM'L +. MADDOX,
Chairman County Committee
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN THE
VALLEY
Rooms EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF VIRGINIA

REPUBLICAN, PARTY OF VIRGINIA
r- RIcHMoSD, VA, Oct. 10, 1872.
We take pleasure in announcing to our friends
that General w. G, Wickham, General H. H.
Wells, Colonel o. T. Beard Colonel l. H.
Shields, Colonel John S. Moshy, A. NJ Crane
ESD. Captain A. S. Lnrty and other distin-
guished Republicans, will address the people of
Virginia at the following times and places and
we respectfully ask the local committees to make
all necessary arrangements TO ensure a tull turn
ont OF our friends. There will be disappoint-
ment, as these gentlemen have positively agreed
TO be on hand promptly:
At Winchester, THURSDAY, October 24th.
At Woodstock FRIDAY, October 25th
At Harrisonburg SATURDAY, October Goth
At Staunton MONDAY, October 2sth.
AT Charlottesville TUESDAY, October 29th.
At Culpepper @. ii. WEDNESDAY, October
3Dth. CHARLES s. Mills
JOHN W WoLTz, Chairman
Secretary .-. oc l9-dswSw
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RAILROADS.
50 ID FH
RICHMOND AND YoRK RIVER RAnpoAp CoM,v.
RInuMnNn VA. Qctnhnr y

RrcHMoxD AND York RIVER RAILROAD Com,y.
RICHMOND, VA, October !, 1872. {
NOTICE--Untilfn further notice no PASsEN.
IN GER TICKETS will be sold over this line
further than WEST POINT, the Powhatan
Steamboat Company demanding that we shall
increase the fare to Baltimore and beyond BUT
we wish the travelling public to understand
there will be train that will leave the Rich.
mond and York River Railroad depot every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at
$50 p. M, connecting at West Point for Balti.
more, the North and West. The steamer Estate
of Virgna) connecting with us at West Point
has unsurpassed accommodations, and her table
furnished equal to any hotel. Alternate days,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, for West
Point only.
The FREIGHT TRAINS will be run as usual
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, leaving
Richmond at O'clock A. NJ, for Baltimore and
all points North and West and on MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays, for local freights be.
tween Richmond and West Point at 6 A. M
Freight received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded
Through bills of lading given to all points
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
-. WILLIAM N BRAGG,
j. Il. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
Gent Ticket and Freight Agent, Richmond.
no
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OF w. H. H. sTOwELI,

The Hon. w. H. II. STowELL, Republican
candidate for Congress in the Fourth district,
VIII address the people at the following times
and places
THURSDAY, Oct 24th, Mannsborough, Amelia
county.
FRIDAY, Oct 2ath, Little Bethel, Dinwiddie
county. r
FRIDAY, Oct. 10Th, Petersburg might
SATURDAY, Oct. 2Gth, Olive Branch, Dinwiddie
county. .-r.
MONDAY, Oct 2Sth, Brunswick Courthouse,
TUESDAY, Oct. Goth, Kelley's Store Bruns.
wick county. - .''~
WE'D EESDAY, Oct 3Gth MARY Oaks crea,-
Vile county, -.. -
Friday. Nov LIST, Ballsville, Powhatan county
SATURDAY, Nov. I'd, Subjects Tavern, Pow
hatan county
MONDAY, Nov. 4th, Powhatan Courthouse.
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fyHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD

On and after September 30th PASSENGER
TRAINS will leave Richmond Except Sunday
as follows: -
S:30A. M-MAIL TRAIN for White Sulphur
Springs connecting at Gordonsville with Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington,
and North and Lynchburg and South.
-4S5P M-ACCOMM0DATIO TRAIN Tex
cept Sanday).for Gordonsville, arriving ut S:ls
+. M. This train connects at Gordonsvills with
the night ira ms on the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad for LYNCHRURq and
WASHINGTON, "a. .t ~ - :. ..'-''7.
THROUGH TICKETS, at low rates, sold to
all points Northwest and Southwest
Steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre, Rotter.
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg, to
all points on this road can be bought of the Ge-
neral Ticket Agent at Richmond, or can be or.
dered through any station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained at the
oompanys Offices. A. H. PERRY,
General Superintendent
JAMES Il. NETHERLAED,
General Ticket Agent. ie1
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KNOTS UNITED.
OR WAYS AND BY-WAYS IN THE
uInnIN r YI,u, ON u.

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counterfeit money dealers, and swindlers of all
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SEWING MACHINES.

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GdIPPING.

EOR NEW YURK.--OLD Do <FEsA
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COM &&&G
PANY So az -
The side-wheel steamships OLD DOMINION
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, MI,
AGARA, ALBEMARLE, and HATTERAS.
leave New York for Norfolk, City Point, and
Richmond, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and
SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. M Leave Rich
mond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUN
DAY, at high tide -
These ships are entirely new. They have
elegant saloons, state-rooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are
unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
Southern, Eastern Western and European
ports.
RH-For further information apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent, p
ia 1-tf No. 3 Governor street
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DooTH GRANITE QUARRY.

ROOTH GRANITE QUARRY, s
ID DISwIDDIE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
T. B. BOOTH & CO., PROPRIETORS
Address, p. o. Box l74, Petersburg, Va.
DEPOT City Point on James Riysr, Eppes'
Wharf. 800
=, PBTERsBURG, VA, August 9th, 1872
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

TO ALL PERSONS WISHING FIRE IN.
SURANCE-THE RICHMOND BANKING
AND INSURANCE COMPANY offer induce
ments unsurpassed by any safe company, to in
sure against loss by fire of all kinds of property
They ask of their friends and the public to give
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Consult yonr own interest and insure with us
T. Il. STARKE General Agent
j. b. DAVIS, President. IA 800
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