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DRy GOODS.

TTIJIIS SYCLE, 415 BROAD STREET,
j has lust received beautiful line of
IRISH POPLINS and IEl9GpKsS:G I'D aiL ri strTTT5i nTT
20 SSAaI .tITSIS' PLAIN and CORDED ALPACAS
MAtK ALEAGAS, and M9URSITHGG No 5RG PHGsH s9opS'
VEL sEiSi 90 us md SILK HANDKERCHttFS
I""' large variety, for ladies' misses and chill
FuHu,ac
W8Itsusi OPENED; ai styles; Id s'F.rsn, PLAIN,
and Platd; Broche Shqwis an1 Offering very
cheap; Breakfast ShaTls and Nnbias;
c6TToNs, s TO SHEETI&Gss sCAssIn1EREs,:.
5sS k5SsEYs W FMANSEMas M M AAsstbksEssSIHRssts' AsstbksiEssI Rsl
Blankets, Quilts and Comforts; Balmoral and
Boulevard skirts large stock Of Gentlemen's
Shirts and Drawers, at : JULIUS SfCLES.;-
AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fl fth.
The Following gentlemen are with: me: j. >.
Turner, W, D, Powers, John n. Gary, George z.
Rsgbv f. r. Christian. no Ii I'm
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H7" FRESH COD-LINER OIL.
NEW CROP.

MEADE BAKERS importation of mcdici-
nally Rure CoD-LIyER OIL. a full supply just in
store. Guaranteed pure, and made from healthy
Evcrs since the lst Of September.
MEADE 4 BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists.
ocoo 013 Main street.
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LIST OF USMA1LABLE LETTERs REaAINING IN
rur .RIcBMosp Posr- OFFICE NOVEMBER 49,
Davis Heigess, ]. Cox, Messrs. William Les LIE
SOD & Son, DALEY Wood, Lock Box NO. o..
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NJ. ELLYsoY & CO., Advertising Agents, DsrATch
building. viii receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal Of she country at fegniai
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HUsTIsGs CoURT.-The case Of William
Harris, charged with unlawful shooting. was
called in this court yesterday and continued
until Saturday.
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The largest supply of gentlemen's furnishings
NAV be seen at Z. B. SPENCE 3 SONS, 1900 Main
street.
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So1REr.-Mc Cann's popular First Regiment
Pond Nj serve the music for II soiree which
they propose to give at Lohman,s New Mar az
|ket Hall ON Monday next, the 10th Instant
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DEATH OF A VALUABLE HoEsE.-One Of the
truck horses ut the Broad-Street engine
house washington HalD died on Sunday
morning, but not from the epizootic catarrh.
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FASHIONABLE HATs.-One Of the largest assort-
,ents Of hats TO be found south ut p. WEIsIGER &
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OLE BULL CoNCERT.-PIzzfNIss splendid saloon
will be opened to-ugt after the concert, where you
can get icc-creams, cakes and jelly besides nice
fry or stew of oysters, coffee, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-19

RTssnS SABLE FuAs:-sone elegant Se'S iof
saie az ., TBIsIGER & CO.'S,
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Go to PIzzINI'S for marshmallow drops.

Coc0annt cream and cocoanut caramels at P1z
ZISI'S.
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DEDIN e. WHITLOCK, ~
-. 17Os MAIN STREET,
Eo#e aSs
have on hand a complete stock OF

have ON hand a complete stock oi IS
-. ---DRT-G0UDS.- .-----.----------..-.---
SILKS, black and all colors;
JAPANESE SILKS, bllck and ail coors;
ALPAChs, black AMI all colors; ....
EMPRESS CLOTHS, black and all colcrs;
ssATEENS, black and all colors;
WATER-PROoFs, black and all coiors;
yELvETEENs, black and all eolors;
b4 ALL-wOOL DELA1NES. .s -f. -
CORDED FRENCH HsILKPoPLINs, &c. &C.;
sHAWLS In various styles,
sIMONI'S FINE BLACK CLOTHS,
HILGERS CASsIMEREs,
SILK YEsTISGs,
IACEs, RUFFLINGs, GLOVES.
UMBRELLAS, EDGINGS, &C., &c.
Us hoye now the styles and qualities, anu VIII
c,ose them low for the cash.
no s-13t . -- ikDIS ~ " ".-----0-- - - -
YTAv4NG RENTED MY STORE AND
snid INV. eptire stock OF fancy goods
- ,ntnns To- Mr r. l.. Granger, shall offer fof
the she NEXT Sorty-lye days the balance OF my stoch'
consisting OF
DRESS GOODS, yss
s-f SILKS, - ~ ss{ :s5%
WHITE GOODS, and
gs HousEKEEPlNG, GOODS, b
ut prine cost, Wholesale and retail. q HIgsH,
.,4,..., 6o7 Broad street,
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California pears at PIzZrNI'S.

Oysters IN every STYLE and coffee, tea and choco.
late ut ASToNI's.
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lflllnolld lispatrI,,

sW THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
RATcH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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-, CALICO COMFORTABLES.--We
-srri-uiar attention 10 our stock of
CALICO COMFORTADLEs.
DUTCH QUILTS,
wool BED-srREADS.
kEY-CoMB or BRIDAL QUILTS, large
\ s,oush for tho lSrGest bed. al sll5 worth g;
-, Quality H0NEY-COMB QUILTS AZ 81 would
= cheap nj 81:
I,R>TlILES QUILTS from 81 TO SIS;
s,r>rILLES CRIB and CRADLE QUILTS, all
,t,,. aud prices. nt LEVY BROTHERS.,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
|. r,.cs Of genuine THREAD BOBBlN-EDeE,
.,ren Ynrds for Soc, worth Sc. yard. no 10
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rr,u pI.ANING-MILL.-The under

TEF PLAN1NG-M1LL.-i unotf-
signed respectfully announce that, having
made arrangements for water-power, they hays n.y.,
sstabIished = NEW planning. MILL on TWenLn ellli
rc,Sy 10 do MI kinds of planning on reasonable tels
Special attention paid to dressing fooaec9-Sos
Lumber. Having had seyera years, psssrn -
natrn,asee Is solicited. promising their best caons
TO please. rEtn.f1 = q 1's - 1AS = = =
Il IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-19

PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKEfs
PHILADELPHIA, November ls.-Beeves In demand
at an advance; choice Pennsylvania aud iwssterI
Steers, $500; fair to good, seg@7; coi1inon, &es
$3.50 per cwt. Sheep In demand at sQGoe per d.
Hogs fower; Ss25@ss7a per cwt sales, 200 beeSes,
10000 sheep, 5000 hogs. 's.3&s fSsF. s:E'Eagi
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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE

fa5" B 4 TCH e LUR'S HAIR DYE
mis- -ilcndid HAIR DYE Is the bes. in ths world
he only true and perfect dye. Harmless reliable
49, uuIs or unpleasant odor. Remedies the III
'ier;s Of lad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
stately superb black or natural brown, and leaves
1r hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
ssHe ". A. BACHELOR; Sold By all druggists.
r.. CHARLES BATCHELOR,
80 sv-rod Proprietor, New York.
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HESRIco COUNTY CoURT-This court was
not in session Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-19

- ELEGANT PINK, BUFF, GREEN,
WHITE TABLE-CLOTHs ard NAPKINS;
|-iNr rTARLE-CLOTHS and NAPKINS,
|oY! les. or FRISGED NAPKINS, at 6oc., 75c.,
ael :. icr dozen;
rArlE DAMASk,
gr KABACK. DAMAsk, AMI DIAPER TOW
rLs: s..... .s....
NY and COTTON DIAPER,
CLOTH,
I, NFEK DIAPERS, at
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
n. c'-;li.en yards of genuine THREAD BOB
.'>.EDuE for Soc. whilst you can get it no 10
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r FAKsyUIE N. 1CoTToN YARNS.

Wa ara ready 70 receive oPdeTa for LEAAs.
WILLIE COTTON YARNS, and have suppas "
IS sssis 20 s ~ ME- can lie pu, up a short Sse
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PizzIHi's saloon will be open tonight after the
RulI
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MARINE sNTEHEfGENCR.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 10, ts7a
Sun rises. Tta Moon rises. s1a
Sun Gets. .......... 4:57 High tde... 7ao
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER u, 1871.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Palsadd, Nelson, Norfolk, mercfmndko
and passengers, D. II. Rogers, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, BowTratit New York. rtr'
chandise and passengers, John W. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer John sylvester. Clifford, NCrfofh, nscfs
clandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum, sgeHA ~ Ef5,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. i, 40 B.
BALTIMORE, November ls.-Brig Alice.
NEW YORK, November 15-SchooneTs Or.
Binns and j. b. Myers. ,ls-v -r3sf5:tS a,cIs
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that Nun and Can buoys, In
Boston harbor, Vineyard sound, and BuzZard's bay,
Will Ge taken up for the winter, and their places
supplied with spar buoys OF corresponding cofofs
and numbers.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board. 4&ts1
- ICES !. G.. II. PERKINS,
Lighthouse Inspector Second District. 7
Boston, November Is, 1872 s}5g.3fE3tts -
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Two pounds of new dates for twenty five cents a.
ANTOSI'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-19

Ladies from the country or city go to ANToS1's
restaurant In their shopping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-19

- el{AWLS, SHAWLS! SHAWLSl--
> ,c,r the largest and best assorted stock of
avis We have cScr bad,
,aos n the nice STRIPED sHAwLs at
:. r., worth -;
-.,vYR sHAWLS NJ IS worth 50:
.,rrrp >HhWLSat 81 worth 50:
Isrrgp sHAWLS at IS worth 81;
..,rrp slIAWLS at ID worth $;
-s.y.>' S!iAWI.S. ell sizes;
.nDSEAWIS from Si.7 20 SlO:
-tpuF dong and squarel SHAWLs;
.,WI ; ror mourning:
.r>kFAST SIlAWLS and sGARFS nt
LEVY BROTHERS.
10l7 and 1919 Main street.
r,,r Call 10 get piece OF the genuine BoBBIS-
,,i :, yards, for koc. 40 10
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RESTAURANT.

AIDES REsTAURANT.-P1zzINI
has ope1cd dhsREsTAURANT,' his where you can
oct a nice FRY or STEW OF OYSTERS, STEAK,
COFFEE, &c., al NIL hours. : x nos
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?, BbACK SILKS, CoLoRED SILKS,
* and CoLoRED SILK and COTTON

IT~ BI3ACh SlLAsy S5LSnhtD SiLhc,
,cx and CoLoRED SILK and COTTON
vrI.vETs:
y heavy SILK FL UsH az 81 worth &c per yard;
IRISH and FRENCH FoPLINs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS. @@
sATTEENS, MERiNos,
nrLAtNES. BoMBAZINEs.
TAMlSE, GRO DssARICK,
AUSTRALIAN CREPE,
3, large stock Of
rLAlD DRESS GoODS,at
LEVY BROTHERS,
IoI7 md fo1a Main street.
,,-,'pc.ly saws II is cheap. Eighteen yards of
guI>- FnG r for soc. worth 81. no 10
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srEnSnEN. FLORISTS. DO.
M, LATE Pon cI.AssIFIcATIox.

TOO LATE FOR CI.AsSIF1CATi0N.
~
a., ~, Mn,day eyeniug at fifteen minutes pas
! N c.cinrk. MIS-. L6tfISE I'm AiER.
Noiicc OF ume of her funeral VIII ap2car fo-nof-
row. 5ls7s y, ..,,.,,,,rra s,.,. III rs,t oe,nsV.
,VsHE SEMT-asGNTHLY MEEFaNs5vsgs.s.r, s'vs..r
lily - beid THIS EVENING In tho hasefuens g
tl scasheeiraI at "A O'Clock special 6nsineS w g
broul hs before the soslesa ts ~ a,s ~
the President. E'A - = - Z Ia 1Css.yafery
no le-Nt
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All the dclicacies of the season served up at An
TOMS restaurant, Main street.
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WOOD AND CoAE.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Best ANTHRA.
" CITE COAL, Of all sizes and ut lowest ratss:
we'll screamed and full weight guaranteed. Akqs
best OAK and PINE WOOD and CLOVER HILL
COAL at lowest cash prices Call and satisfy yoSs-
selves, and If can't satisfy yoG wiz nos d sanser
street. (se27J % .1L!C. n. PAGE. :
GOAL, COKE, aW0OD.-By schooness
Y J tMcSIatt, Ocean Bird, and Morning Light am
recciy wing cargoes Of very superior RED ana HnTk
ASH EGG. STOVE, and CHEsTNU UT ANThkAx.
CJTE GOAL, for sale ut tbs very, lowest .narRet
ratcs. Also full supply, at Colnpany's gsioes: o
CLOyEH HILL LUMP, HAIL, snd ana ,i,S ESS11HRE ,S!Sf1R
Nc fiiK H. Also MACHISE-SAWE ED and sPLITt
OAK and pifE WOOD Of nneqIailed quality y
IL convenient and economical. ALSO me bSst as gUM.
For fuel of any kind apply to the subscriber,
Anthracite coal screened and TEItGIH1E tI ED rSs
III Main street aud Ninth and Gary streets.
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|ZCAssiMEREs, CLOTHS, SAT-
F. we con,lnaelso 10 seiI the aboso goods st
.,,as though there has been q grea: advance
~. Hos.on arc. We advise our CUSTOMERS TO
,.s. now. as they can save money hy 50 doing.
S''' LEVY BROTHERS, q
tai7 aud foiss Main etreet.
|, a piece OF GENUINE THREAD BoBBIN-
Ts x wards. Cor SEC. no 10
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New fgs and raisins mt ANToNI's.
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Go to ASToSI's for pure candle:

oysters IN every style at ANroN1's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-19

Sweet Havana oranges at ANToNT's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-19

Malaga grapes at ASToNI's.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-06-06

rain of, and made ofa convenient shape
to rest on the saddle gear of the moth
er when on the march. They are orna-
mented, if the parents are wealthy,
with little bells, brass, or even silver
plates. The women are fond OF. orna-
r1ents, wearing huge earrings of square
shape, suspended TO small rings pass
through the lobe of the ear; alse,i silver
or blue bead necklaces. The men also
wear these necklaces. Both sexes tattoo
on the forearm by the simple process of
puncturing the skin with a bodkin and
inserting mixture of blue earth with
a piece dry. The usual patterns con-
sist ofa series of parallel lines, and
sometimes a single triangle. the upper
one resting on the apex Of the lower.
I myself had one tattooed by a fair en-
SLAYER, and confess that the process was
rather painful. .E 5vH isel 2r54 NIB
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.Patagonian Women.

A = :
The women's dress consists of a man
tie similsr.to that, worn by the men,
but secured at the throat BY large sil-
.ver pin with broad disk, or nail, or
a thorn, according the wealth or poy-
erty of the wearer; and under this a
Aoose calico or stuff sacque, extending
from the shoulders to, the ankle.
When travelling, the mantle is secured
to the waist by4a broad belt ornament
ed with blue beads and silver or brass
studs, The boots worn by the women
are similar to those described, with the
exception that in their preparation the
hair is left on the hide, while it Is care
fully removed from those Gof the men.
The children are dressed in small man
ties, but are more frequently allowed
to run naked on to the age of six or
eight, their little boots are made from
the skin taken from the fore-legs Of the
guanaco, softened in the hand. The
small children generally femonstrate
strongly and effectually against wear
ing this article of clothing. and, what
ever the severitylof the weather. pre-
ferred running about barefoot, The
cradles for the babies ARE formed Of
wicker work. - interlacsd with hide
+, thongs, fitted with d cover to; keep sun
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sslussf g.. Business 9irtefarp
COUNTY oFFIcERs.


prob1fe Judge-A. w. ANDERSON. ONO,
up-stafrs in public buildings. flrstdoor TO right
lsheTiF-WrLLIAMH h. HAYS. Once In pubic
ouiIdirrs drst floor.
(,zc-kof (bs0Es-J. r. MITCHELL. Omce1n pub
tic buildings. adjoining the Court House, =
H,1ditor-J B. LoS9LEY. Cnce upstairs III
nnhIic building. entrance at left door.
Tre1stsreT-JAMES IRWIN. Ofnce on MALI
street first door West of the Bank.
Ess~or,fer-JAs A. BARNES once IN pubic
hrildi,g arst floor second door on left-
F-oseealfirlg ,Anoz.aey--W :. kENNoN. omce
tew doors east cf the Narional Hotsl;
DUNCAN. Corlea IN; William Armstrong.
Arms rong's Mills
r,7rouer-F B. KENNEDY, Wegee
Com ynissioners meet st st. Clairsvtlle on the
ffrst MONDAYS OF March. June. September and
Decena ber-and as Board OF Equaization
the third wednesday OF May. in each yea
The Probate Court meets on the nrst Iues-
tiavs Of January, March, May, July, semptem-
ber and November. as erlmln@i couEe' 1no -
always open ION business hours) ior the efans-
action of other business
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Belmont Lodge, No. l6. F. & A. NJ. meets ev.
ery wednesday night on or preceding the full
moon. q. W. CAhtSOlL. W. M.
AJExIs CotE. Sec'y.
St Clafrsvilie Chapter. No. II Royal Arch
the full moon. JAS MELLUR, II. Z.
GEORGE MITCHELL. Sec'y.
Belmont Council. No. 81 Royal Select and
Super Excellent Masters, meets on the Second
Tuesday night of every MONTH
W. S. KENNON, 7. i. g. NJ.
J. B RYAN. Rec.
Hope Commanding No. IS OF knights Temp
lars meets on the second Monday night of every
month. ROSS ]. ALEXANDER, EN- Com
JAS B. RYAN, Rec. marlz1zly
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REL.EE0NT NURSERIES,

ONE mile North Of National Road pear the
| " County Iufrmarys sffa 60.
We heep constantly on hand q choice seaeo-
ton of Fruit and Ornamental Trees vines &C
Parties Wishing to purchase will do well TO
call and e xarniue before purchasing elsewhere.
| Orders promptly I'LL p. o. Address East Rich
land, Ohio. llsH tttI3 - J. Ss3hhASoN.
4 Efeb271-Iy et tr sHtt-a siAa'le is
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Now that anecdotes of Horace Gree
lev are fashionable, the following may
not be out of place. About a year ago
Horace was engaged to lecture on Tenn
perance in New Britain, Conn. On the
platform before commencing he met
Elihu Burritt. Greeley having seated
himself, chucked his old plug hat under
his chair in his usual careless manner.
Mr.. Burritt without being in the
very smallest degree foppish Is yet
rather fastidious in all matters of
dress, and when he sat down he careful
.ly placed his new silk beaver on a chair
before him. In few minutes Greeley
saw the hat thus inyitingly before him.
Mistaking It for his own, and perhaps
thinking 10 was In too high state OF
polish for his wear he knocked 1t down
and kicked it below the seat. This &C.
tion of Horace and the woebeg0ne
countenance Of Elihu when he picked
his hat up, and carefully wiped 1t,
caused burst Of merriment on the part
of the audience. But as lecturer
Greeley. soon showed himself mo
slouch." aalllri isiastf sssHalf
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ATCARD,

MR. J. T. sToNEBRARER, is ready at mis-
IN saloon under the st. Clair House. TO attend
ing, making curls, Switches, &yigs, Give
.nni niin : . 90, ~ 1iA sid ,tdaHyTIlGsSD'aF Z
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] U::R. D. BE B 4 ! !

10 q, powerful Tenie; specially adapted. for
use IN Spring, when abe LkNGuID and pEBrIT-
TArEp system needs strength and vitality: it
weak, an1nation to the detected. activity, to
the sluggish, rest to the weary, quiet to the
nervous, and health to the infrm,
!. tits South American. plant. which, aceor5-
ing 70 the medlf kl and seieHti pefjod Il OF
london and Paris possesses the INosr PowsRz
FUt tonic properties known To Materia Medica
ana is well known in It's native count tryf as
haying wonderful curative qualities. and has
been used as spEcIFIclp all cases of f,nptUyi-
ties OF the Blood, Derdnge,naat of The
Live1' and Spleen, Ihmors, .Drop$g, Pop
erty OF the Blood, Debility, Beakness of
t'es7 I'ltesti'aes, Uterine or Uyindrg Or
00yas. - gnfg -lg ,'S y - 80 lav (
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STOP, READ THIS

r HEREB z certify that about four years since
i was attacked with avery severe Catsrfh IN
my nose, head and 6trodz. and also very: tor,
menting Rheun5dfism, tried various remedies
and consulted with my regular physician. u.s.
ing his prescriptions, but derived no benefit
from any them. The Catarfh became SO bad
thatI cotld not breathe through my nose at all
and the Rheumatism so patnful and distressing
that could scarcely walk, at this time my
disease WAS pronounced tneerubIe. About this
time, Dr. Boyd old me he believed he could
| cure me-. / tried his Common Sense Treatment
and soon the disesse began 20 give way. and
got better rapidly and am now free from serious
trouble TO that extent that lresort 10 the use Of
no medicine at all, and can with great con-
fidence recommend DR.. Boyd's treatment toail
ontzTh and RheuDlotic sufferers.
s-4il.f JANE SCOTT,
Ityr4f tgifs- n - per W, r. KIRKWooD. :
1 Thereby certify that Mrs. Scott is q member
| of good,--yes of high standing in the Presby-
l terian Church of Smithfield; and that all her
statements are to be surplicitly relied on. I
| further say that have been from the outset
cognizant OF the facts IN this case / signed the
above certificate for Mrs. s., by her direction.
Pastor sPresbyterian Church, Smithheld, o.,
/ July 81. fs7i
Il Send stamp for circular TO
DR. GEORGE II. BOYD, Surgeon Dentist.
81. Ciairsville Belmont County, Ohio.
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Z A new and remarkable rifle is being
introduced into the German army, and
what are deemed warlike preparations
are going on In other respects. The
government has determined to estab-
lish stations in the frontier fortresses
for carrier pigeons. The strong places
of Cologne, Metz and Strasburg are TO
be first supplied--a circumstance which
points to belief In the probability OF Q
new war on the western frontier, OF
Germany. Meanwhile the exodus OF
Germans to America is going on at an
unprecedented rate. involving not only
q great loss of national wealth, but OF
lighting men, SO Ihal.Lo nlla -l-lI
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2 INSECTS. Now is thetime to preyeni
canker- worms nom ascending the trees,
the warm days which often occur this
month being favorable for this move
ment. Their ascent can be partially
prevented by placing around the trunks
bands of paper, which are to be kept
coated with tar, taking care to renew
the coating every few days, or as often
as II hardens. A great many tent,
caterpillar's eggs can be destroyed by
carefully searching the trees before they
commence to develop their leaves; the
eggs are attached in rings to the branch,
es near their extremities. pr HfqHii
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saltImore and Ohio Rafiroad.
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On asd after Msy 18th, 1871, trains will !leave
Stations as follows;
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WESTWARD.
MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1872.

Nos. and 10 will run daily, including Sur
days Other trains daily, except Sundays.
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RR. JOHN II. THOMPSON ST. CLAIKs-
ss-ofice In PatfersoD's neS .Sk overFrint
& Nagle's store-froDt-7 -
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Established in 1sT5AS
MisCELLANEOGs.
PHYSICIANS
no. WEST, N. l..

IRA. n HEwETsoN, has returned 20 st.
~ ClaIrsville, an again tenders his services
Once three doors West Of the Post ONCE.
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