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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-21

4 TrEscn DisAsTEE-TERRIDLE RAILROAD
AccIpr<T NEAR NICE.--On january 18th
the omnibus train for Gl,issc left Nice at
$3.50 u,lnctuaiIy, and proceeded safely to
within about one Iilometrc of Antilles,
when, Oh coming near the bridge over the
Brawl!e. tie cnginc-lriyPT perceived through
the mist that lamps had been lighted as
danger sirnals: but it was too latc--the
train was in full speed. and there was no
possibility of stopping it before the bridge
was reached, though the fireman and engine
driver remained 1T their posts and used every
means in their power.
The bridge over the Br1cue measures 1CJ
feet in length. having span Of three arches
and piers on either side. The swelling Of the
torrent b. six days Of iEcesSant rain had
flooded the ground near the bridge, so wher
the tide rose to high-watcr mark the bridge
was submerged. At the turn Of tic tide the
current WAS 50 great that the central archie:
and the pier on the Nice side Of the river
we're carried awav--in fact, the whole of the
bridge except The pier near Antilles.
Toward this dreadful cham the Inflated
Nice tl;:in cane daS!ling along at 4 fearful
rate. The engine. tender, Il lri"@agc-car, ant
two of the carriages, leaping down the prcci
momentum, left the rest Of the train VI or
the bank. one Of the carriages held by TIL
co,lpling-chain hanging orcr the abyss. c
the carriages which fell over, only one w!
seen floating out to sea, with an Unhapp.
woman therein calling for sUccor. Whicl
could rot reach her. The rest We're crushed
TO atoms or covered h the waters 1T tn
bottom ot the TariEc.
Tie cncinc has never since been seen
Twelve persons persisted upon the spot
among whom Tc the cnginc-driycr and tn
fireman. The body Of tie former is still t
be seen floating in the Br1gue, piercet
through the chest ly M iron bar. The con
ductor escaped niiracuously by junpin:
from the luggage cares it fell into the ch;lsm
also, -IInc. linti ard u. LauSsel were eS
t,1'rrcd from the suspended clrriasc. -Suis
Times.
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By Grub'Js IL Williams.
Rell Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT BRICK
i RESIDENCE AND VACANT - LOT, ~, oS
TIE EAST SIDE OF SECOND BEIWEEN
Il deed of trust from Martha Ann Street to the sub
scribcr trustee, dated !s November, lSc5- and re-
thereto required by the holders Of the debt secured,
will sell ut auction upon The premises, on ED
SESDAY, February 2s, 1872, ut = O'Clock l.: NJ,
the RESIDENCE located ~ above, with the adjoill-
ing LOT. 1t has seven roOHls, 4 kitchen with TWO
rooms, and Il stable gas and water on the promises.
The LOT has front Of So feet ana VIII he SOFA rs q
whole or divided The yard is prettily set with
shade trees, sllrubbcry, &c.
TERMS: The decd requires n sale for cash but II
desired reasonable terms of credit will be allowed
OH portion of the purchase money. These VIII lie
made known at the time Of sale.
ISAAC DAVENPORT. JR.. Trustee.
Gprnps G. WILLIAMS AUcttpuffrs. fe LIS
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The latest dodge of 4 parent to overcome
his sons aversion to medicine and " doctor"
him at the salue time occurred on Prospect
street, where Il croupy youngStcr WAS in.
duced to lli;:ke quite Il hearty meal OF buck
wheat cakes and maple syrup" but the lat.
ter proved to be nice syrup Of sqliiLs. The
hoy said he thought something allied the mo.
!, sScs the minute his father told him to eat all
he wanted to- CieUeldnd Leader. ....
A funny man in LAFAYETTE, Ind, played d
joke on his landlady by marking his face and
pretending to have the smallpox: but when
lie was hustled out of the house and mar
rpwly escaped being knocked down by his
l,ew trunk and other personal effects as they
descended to the sidewalk from the second
story window his enjoyment Of the thing was
i,ot iinmGderate.
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AUCTrlOs sALEs---ruture Days.
by Richardson d Co.,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents.
lila Main street.
pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF 2,,,, T ,Isl,s,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executedtto the undersigned by John Morgan'
dated the I3th day OF August 1853, recorded In nan
rico County Court, and decree entered on the iJ, .
dny of JniIiry 1870, In the Circuit Court OF ue cy
of RchinondiI the cause Of Morgan TN
rs Otey ct ais; and another decree enEreu Oh ti
nth day Of january, 1872 in the Court OF Appes19
Virginia. I'm said last-namcd cnnse Affirming .e SUI
decree of January 10th, 1870. OF the Circuit court OF
the civ Of Richmond. shall proceed TO sell on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. March 10, lsI:, ut E, !
o'clock r. NJ by public auction, TO the highest bid,
der, tie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. property, to VT Az
that certain LOT, PIECE or PARCEL or LaND ~
with the improvements thereon, lying and being III
the ctyof Richmond (but formerly In the county OF
Hcuricol on the eastern line of the intersection Oh
Eighteenth and Marshall streets, fronting on s.io
Eighteenth street thirty feet and running DacH ID
n,r-,llo lines with Marshall street one hundred ieet
TERMS: Cash as TO 80 much as may e Sh'ilclt %
nav the costs OF executing tho trust and OF recording
and drawing the trust decd If then unpaid ana 10
nny Off principal and interest OF Il note Tor $50,
dated August 18th, 1853. payable two years AFTER It's
date mud the costs OF the defendants In SAIL cause OF
SIore;,,,s administrative Otcy and others, ana
the residue on such terms as may m manc known on
tie day OF sale. WILLIAM FOLkES, trustee
1T the same time and place shall sell two Other
LOTS adjoining the above, with TWO FRAME
TEEEMENTS thereon. containing three rooms
r.rll RICHARDSON K CO.
Real Estate .tuctiOEcers.
fel5 IlI3 Main street
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BY Hill &c Goddin, AuctiOnecrS,
Va rTnS NIutu street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE on CHURCH, Hill
city OF Richmond pronounce, on the sth day OF
February 1872. in cause therein Depending styieh
and Others Tie undersigned, special Commissioners
thereby appointed, will sell At public auction, on
THURSDAY the 22d day of February, 1917? al 4
ESTATE-viz.. one WHOLE SQUARE, with a
LARGE FRAMED DWEtLiSG-h0,rm Use, SE Thereof" y,
bounded by " o, Twenty-cl%htt II, aE lWnnty-iiiiill
streets. in the city of Eichmc.d. Also, TWO LOTS
OF LAND. each fronting 81 feet on Twcnty-cght,i;
street between . and = streets, with Il FRAMED
DWELLING-HOUSE on each lot.
TERMS: Olle-fuurti cash. and the residue In equal
iustalments 1t six, twelve. and eighteen months
from the day of sale the purchasers 10 give ncSoti-
bic notes with interest added. for the deferred pay
ncnts and tie title 10 be retained until the purchase
money IS paid and conveyance ordered by tht
corrt. ROBERT HOWARD,
fel2 Special Commissioner.
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SEVENTY Ffsr-I'uE TERRIBLE Fall OF a
F:FTFEy-IENH-OID 3oy.-John MciIugh, a
boy fifteen years Old, fell yesterday nearly
.ctcnty feet. through the hatchway of G. +.
Rnd,lIn 4 Co.'s boot and shoe store, corner
Of Fifth and Main streets, and. strange to
s:rv. received no i:ltal OF serious injuries. Ee,
III company With several other boys, was
working on the fifth floor, and were sent to
the cellar after some leather. They started
md went together rs fir as the head Of the
sisirS. John WAS here bantercd for race to
tie cellar, which he readily accepted, and at
ace lcapcd upon the rope Of the hatchWay
The other boys ran down the Stairway. I'm.
lnediatciy after getting hold of the rope,
John paused second, looked downward
and exclaimed, ooh. have forgotten some
thing" He loosencd his grip upon the rope
simultaneously with the utternce of these
words, and fell to the sub-ccllar below
which was distance Of seven stories, or
nearly seventy feet. The body in passing
down the hatcllway rolled over and over
several times, and struck upon bank Of
ashes. The other boys stood upon the stair.
case and witnessed the inll but were unable tc
give any assistance.
The members of the firm heard Of the &C
aieicnt and went Immediately to the sufferer
then in the sul-ce!ar. The boy bad t;,lel
upon Lis face and chest, and WIS lying upor
the ash-pank motiouleSs and apparently dead
When picked up, however, he was found
not to bc SO badly injured. The right wris
was dislocatcd, the whole face and forehead
were badly cut and Scared, and the whole
body had received i terrible shock. The in
tei'nal injuries were not thought to be very
severe, although they may cause death.
lie could tal6 and did explain how the &C
cident occurred. The distance below wa.
50 great that it made his head swim, ant
thereby forced him to let go the rope. HI
was removed soon afterwards to his home
on Fifth street, hear the river, and was sool
afterwards attended by 4 good PHYSICIAN
Louisville Cotlrier-Journdi.
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EOR SALE, SMALL FARM, near the
II city. on q good road: new buildings. good land
III the small price of S32 per month Interest ON pay
ments only four per cont per annum For further
information apply At 1900 Main street. fe la-6t
EOR SALE PRIVATELY, BEAUTIFUL
A BUILDING LOTS on Main, Franklin, and Grace
streets, west end Of the city.
Also, LOTS very elieibly located on Pine, Laurel
rapidly improving neehborhoods. Apply to
HILL GODDIN, Real Estate gents,
1, o7-lIn No. HOS Main street
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BY Wellington GoddIn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
-.. r-I..,.o,,tI. ,,l p,nt. stronfs

VERY VALUABLE LOTS, on THE
Y SOUTH SIDE OF CARY BETWELH
TWELFTH AND THiKTEEStH sTREEIs
FOR SALE.-At the request Of the owner olcr
for sale that VERY VALUABLE LOT located as
above. fronting IS liz by 90 s-l2 feet to an alley i
These lots arc amongst the most valuable OH Cary
street for wholesale stores. Apply TO
". GUDDlS.
r. oa-at Real Estate AEctioncnr-
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SECONDHAND NJ A c II n L + I FOR
~ SALE.-Gne Wagner & Jndkins's PATENT
BRICK MACHINE, with Whitelcad'5 improve
ment; one ENGINE: li-inch diameter a9-inch
li-nch ues In each, with shafting and puIleys, all
In good order. Also, one ENGIN E l7-inch diameter
Pinch stroke; one LOCOMOTIVE, tubular boiler,
10 feet long, diameter 5 feet; one No. CAMERON
STEAM-PUMP, with finch suction, two 3-inch dis
charge pipes; one ENGINE s3-inch cylinder 80
men stroKe one 81 2.n" n,S
or; one OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and ENGINE .-horsc
power; one Page & Sons CORN-MiI.L. with two
aG-inch French bnrr-stones; eighteen BlSTILLERY
TANkS-some very large-thc dlStillery part Of this
machinery only being IN 80 days all in good order;
one IurSey PUMP. pinch suction: one pair OF port
able SCALES. Also, - lot of WEEELBARE0WS,
SHOYELS. and lot Of DUa1P-CARS. All Of the
above canhe bought cheap for cash For further par
,iculars call on II. KIRKPATRICK & CO, Libby
Prison Building, zoos Cary street. or WILLIAM
n. McDUFFEY, No. s Bolllngbrook street, Peters
burg, Va. fe l-lwH
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fc e1-3t
F5NHE TOWN OF
Dn2-rENED

4 RONCES ERIE.
ten. miles west of tie White sulphur Springs: IN
Crrcnricr county. West Virginia. on the line OF the
thrSapeak" aud ohio railroad. will he one 81 the
most important points OH the line Of this great tii"-
r0uehferc ara has many advantages as point Tor
investment by mechanics. merchants ln;EIinlactu-
rers and OF hers. not 10 be found elsewhere.
II the tlcrot fora greater extent OF me pfoul-
cling and grazng country than any other station tc-
tween Stlunton and the ktIlawhl. -
Ii Is tllc natural emporium Of Inc lHiibcf uacc vi
the Grecnhricr valley. 49,,
1t is an important point in the operations OF the
Chcsapeake and OHIO Railroad Company, which has
secured there tract of over nifty acres for depot,
engine house cattc-yard, nachine-shon and other
purposes. <. -, ,, =,
The Grrenbrer Lumber Company lls already In
uncration fine steam saw-nill, and the 81. Law
renee Boom and Manufacturing Company has bi T
n boom mile long in The Grecnbrier river The
Ronccvcrtc Grist Mill, with four run of stones, Is
also in operation. Fine building stone !, abundant
lumber cheap and OF good quality. while the healthy
climate and the produclircnesS of the surrounding
country make living pleasant and convenient
Lots are now selling ut Roncevcrtc, and stores and
other houses being built.
For maps or further information. address the un-
dcrsigncd, ut Ronceycr;e, Grccnbrer county " EST
Virginia. CECIL CLAY.
f. li-eodiw l.. l.. HESTER,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
MULES AND HORSES. 7

xvi ULES AND HUNSES.
have lot of fine BROKE and IN
BROKE MULES for sale. Also. some L2sSE-1r
cciye Il drove OF MULES and HORSES every
month Parties in want Of stock viii do "Cl! by
looking at them before purchasing elsewhere. All
stock warranted rs represented. Apply ii my stu
hles, on Franklin between Eighteenth aii Nine
tecnth streets. -
lie 2l-lm EDMUND BoSSl EUN.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
4 com Portable BRICK HOUSE on Brook avenue.
BRICK DWELLING, six roons, large lot, on
Franklin street. Church Hill.
Small FRAMED DWELLING on Church street
Oregon HILL .
FRAMED TENEMENT. four rooms. No. 20g.
Broad street. near corner Of Twentieth.
FRAMED HOUSE, seven rooms. and outside ktch.
en- on Church Hill, Clay street.
Conycnicntly-lobatcd DWELLING, four rooms, OF
poslte Trinity Methodist church.
Desirable FRA MED TENEMENT, with five room!
and outside kitchen, OH west Clay street.
BRICK HOUSE with six rooms and kitchen on Ven
able street near Mcchanicsyillc turnpike.
STORE ami DIV ELi.lNG un Pine street, Sidney.
BRICK HOUSE. five rooms and large passage. out
side kitchen, on west Marshall street.
l.. l.. y EW BTRN.
f. nI-st lola Main street.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

FIFTY LOTS in the town Of W0odvllc at S36
each on easy monthly instalmcnts. These lots are
about ono mile from Old Star ke and offer great IN
duremen.s 10 those in want Of cheap homes.
VERY DESIRABLE VACANT LOT on Leigh
street: 81 feet trout. ,
THREE DESIRABLE LOTS in Sidney, on Fedc-
raj or Floyd street.
LHRt;E LOT in sidney; 50 feet front; neighbour
hood rapidly improving.
SEVERAL DESlRAi l. : LOTS III MANCHESTER.
u,-ir line of free bridge. +. j.. NEW hUtN.
e.. MAT in1f Main street.
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l:y Grubbs * Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct:oncers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

LII
T3,EEEE VERY VALUABLE SMALL
L FARMS IL HENRICO COUNTY. PART OF
"SOLTThiRE." THE ESTATE nk tltAkiES
G. PALISkl. ABOUT SIX NILES FROM RICH
MDND. FOR SALE AZ .AGCF!ON.-by the re-
quest OF the owner we viii sell 1T a'ictlGn' on w,
lair. If not, the next fair day. the three tAitns
located aboy an dcscribcI on paf Ht @r orr
III 4, Il, and G. \ contains ONE ~ NDEED M
SEVEN AND 4 QUARTER ACRES, with fr;!nt
dwelling with four rooms, and kitchen. barn, stable
courthouse &c. !, contains SEEENI1 -SEt r J
ACRES: and c contains ONE HUNDRED ANL
THIRTEEN .iCRES-cach tract having i!ir lf2
portion Of cleared and timterch land. ana LOIS i
and G. have part cleared up land and meadow.
These Lands tdivin DR.. j. y Powell, and are neal
the Brook turnpike, one Of the best roads o&t q!
Richmond. Ttc soil is good, with red clay sun,
Soils now In good heart, and susceptible OF nisi
degree Of Improvement.
TERMS: Ouo-tlh-. cash: balance in one ana tMI
wears, for negotiable n"tcS interest added secure"
by II trust deed. GIlBES X iLLlah6.
~ LIVE E'po) ,t.tdt,ls Real Estate Auct!onccrs.
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1NWO WELL-BROKE LARGEA
Il YOUNG MULES una TWO HORSES SSSsA
for sale ut saw-nll opposite shlp-locks. WV
fe ol-Jt G.. +. WATSON. &s-laEL
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REAI ESTATE AGENTS.

RFiSE ESTATE hGES2S.
WILLIAM CoCLLlSG. L. u. MEADE.
TOULLING Sc MEADE,
~
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
ja1o 1901 MAIN STREET.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToYAC)
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE GES'L FREIGHT AND TICKET AGENT, |,
RICHMOND, February L., i.7:
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
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REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. so Light
street, Baltimore.
j. L. TAYLOR, General Ticket and FrejgI; Agent,
Richmond.
fe ID WILLIAM \. BRAGG. Superintendent.
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DICIIMOND AND DANNlLLE RAIL
Al ROAD.-On and after D.cclibcr /, !H7l:

GOING WEST.
Train No. . ,tl.rou"b passenger leaves E!cnor!
daily (cXcc,t Sundays ut 100 \. NJ: ica'c' iIar-
VILE at 1893 \. NJ; arrive IL Greensboro II l:S-
L. NJ. ,,-
Train No. U.ynchburS rassonEer) leaves E.rh-
mund daily At g:lJ \. u. alIyca 1T iyH"AbEIs St
i. u.
Richmond daily At 40 /. NJ: leaves D.utimc daily
al lUaI L. IL. arrives At Greensboro G.!! at II!
A. u.
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By II. Benson, AucliUnecr,
Charlottesville.

&c Observation-Disclosures
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This sad sight was witnessed by q Lad
nemsd Thomas Bent Hs was working
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11

The negroes of Africa are said to be expert
lngusts. Some of them speak nine or ten Lam
guages iluently.
The prospect of large yield of wheat in east
Tennessee is fine, indeed A larger area was
planted than usual
The newest style Of costumes have the triming
Of the back of the dress entirely differ
ent from that in front.
A little town on the Darlstown branch Of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Ourishes un
der the name of Rat Tail.
There is an Apostolic saloon in Windsor, kept
by Matthew Mark, and the two blr-tendera
are named Luke and John.
An Arkansas paper Significantly announces
that "our Sheriff has suddenly become a bloat-
ed capitalist and bondholder."
Memphis has received this season 341 $50
bales of cotton, being $4,000 bales less than the
receipts for the same period last year
The police authorities Of Strasburg have or.
dered general revaccnation on account of the
serious spread Of smallpox in the city.
The yachting season promises to be very in,
terest;ng this summer though no English aspir'
ant is expected from across the water.
An Indiana man has instituted proceedings
to restrain his wife from putting up a tomb
stone over the grave Of her inst husband,
The Queen of England has intimated her in
tention to subscribe E2O0 toward the fund fol
restoring st. Giles Cathedral Elinburg.
OF the 27j private bills which were presented
to Parliament last year, 109 received the Roya
assent, In 1870 there were 24O, of which lG
passed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11

Editori1! Notices are 50 common that II is almost
Impossible for an editor to express his honest Opin-
ion Of the merits OF any article with ut being sus-
pected of interested olives. This fact, however,
shall not deter US from saying what we think of a
new addition to the Matera MediCa to which ouI
attention has been recently directed. We refer tC
DIR. j. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTBRs, q
remedy which Is making its way into more families
Just now than al the other advertised medicines
put togsther There seems to be no question about
the potency of its tonic and Alternative properties
while It possesses the great negative recommends
tiOn OF containing neither alcohol nor mineral poi
son. That 1t is specific for Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Constipation, and many comp atnts Of nerVOu
origin, we have reason TO know; and we assured
on good authority that as a general invlgOrant
regulating and purifying medicine, 1t has no equal
1t Is stated that its Ingredients, obtained from th
wilds of California) are new to the medical world
and It's eXtraOrd nary effects certainly warrant TIT
conclusion that II is compound of agents hitherto
unknown. II popularity is any crit ron, there caI
be no doubt of the efficiency of the VINEGAR BIT
TIERS for the sale Of the article Is immense and con
| tinualy increasing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11
aganted.

advertisements Of three lines are inserted undel
this head three times for 80 cents.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11
Milford, De-.

FIRE.--On FRIDAY, about 10 O'Clock, a FIRE broke
out in Apes bake house, having originated in q
pan full of ashes. When discovered, the roof
was in blaze, but by the prompt rally of the
neighbors, serious damage was prevented. Loss
about $50.
BELL RINGERS The Bell Fingers gave exhi-
bitions on Monday and Tuesday evenings, to
very good audiences.
FAiR AND FESTIVAL. The citizens have decided
to hold an Agricultural Fair, here. next Fall
The Good Templars will hold Festival about
the LIST of June, to raise funds for the purchase
OF new regaa. FRANK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11

SITUATIONS AND HELP WANTED. Eleven adyer-
tsements, coming properly under this head. ap-
peared in yesterdays issue of this paper. Three
milhners were advertised for young man
wished a situation as driver or waiter two girls
for general housework, canvassng agents for
book, printers apprentice. a boy to learn sign
painting, and one hundred qnarrymen. were
wanted a young girl desired situation az
seamstress and girl was wanted in a confec-
tionary store These advertisements give an
idea of what was, on yesterday, needed in the
circles Of employed labor in our city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11
ssslssseu.
mHErtNes TINS EVENING.

St. Johns Commandery, No. l. X. r., at
Masonic Hall, 224 Market street.
Jefferson Lodge No. 2, 1. o. o. f., al Odd
Fellows Hall, 3rd and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, 1. o. R. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall 415 Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. l. s. of T., at 9Th
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. 1, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street,
Hope Council No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 50i
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4. X of p, at Knights of
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11

~ Pitdli,e tie Hdir.-Why does the hair become
harsh and dry-why does 1t fan out-why does 1t he
come gray? Simply because the life has gone out
Of II. The hbers draw sustenanca from tn scalp as
the grass draws aliment from the soil and when the
supply OF Euttimen is cut of In either the pro-
duct withers aud dies At the first symptom of de-
cay, therefore, the unfed half-fed roots Of the
hair should be refreshed and reinforced with LYONS
kATH Iron, the onls preparation which will nOuT-
isi the hlaments and keep them in vigorous condi-
lion after they have begun 70 Eu1 T from dehceH-
cy Of their natural stlmulant, As long as the
hathaiion Is faithfully used, with proper degree
OF flctiun, morning and evening, 80 long will 1t be
Impossible fOf the hair 10 whten or fall out from
| the sCalp,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11

tB-0n EuerJbo6gs Toegus.-Eu'ogiums Of the
great National RegeneratOr Of Health, PLANTATION
bTTTERs are on eVerybOdy's tongue. This gratui-
tous UD1 advertising Is better than the paid
for pulling TO which the owners of bogus blters are
obliged TO resort 1t has spontaneous heartlness
about 1t which carries conviction to the mind Of the
auditor. But 1t is a well known fact that the pro
prietors Of the PLANTATION BITTRRs have never re-
lied upon newspaper bolsterng to establish the sue
cess OF pr paration which owes its astonishing
popularity mainly to the oral testimony of the
the thousands VINO have either experienced or been
the eyewitness Of the immense physical good 1t has
wrought throughout the length and breadth of the
land,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11

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