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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-05
BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AucaoneeH'
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL
TARIE FARM KNOWN AS ledge.
HflL;% AGoTT TWo cMM IkEy NHkEhA N NJ
ono RRiLaOAD. NEAR MECHANrCSy1LLE
AT of KisSmond
toraJ Vovcmber Ia, 1872, In the case Of Sizer rS
s WI SCI! Ct SSc' bseen ngen at
p,,inck y N. the well-known FARM above referred
S to il adjolns Mcssrs. Edmond Davenport
strawberry HID, James d. Carter o. " bot Se s5ss
OF the Chess pesSe and Ohio railroad There upon
It dwsns hEc and f4e st wth 1Ga rHHmsi
The most desirable in the vicinity OF the city, and
with some care and attention this may be made
very valuable farm. 1t Will be scid us whole OF
subdivided. ~
TERMS Very Iibera-to wit, Cash only for costs oi
of sut and expenses OF sale balance at three, SIX
,woive and eighteen months for negotiable notes
With iEtercst ADDED and title retained BY the court
unli' 'n Jp6 ,gy IhNE STERN, Commissioner.
GHUpEs & WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs- .st .--.-..
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets,

CLOTHING, CLOTHS. &C., AT AUG
SJTION--On MONDAY the 9TH instant, ut 10
o'clock we will sell at our auctlon-rooms con-
signrnent OF fresh and desirable CL0rHlNGa& &c;
CASSIMtRE and SATiNET PANTS and COATS,
CLOTHS, JEANS, SATlNETS.
WHITE MARSEILLES COVERLIDS, sc.
To be sold in lots to suit purchas ers.
TERMS: Cash iorsums of 800 and under over 500,
sixty days credit for approved, Endorsed negotiable
napcr. COOK L LAUGHTON,
da AuctioneerS.
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BY Cook s. Lauyhton, Auct!oreers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE
" BOOKS AT AUCTION.-on MONDAY the
9th instant we will sell at our ancu0r-r0onls, by
catalogue, collection of valuable BOOKS, COM
rrising STANDARD and popular works OF History,
Agriculture, Biography, Theology, Poetry, Fic-
ton, &c. H@. .5G
We assure the public that they have now rare
opportunity Of replenishing their libraries with
some of the best works In the English language.
The books will he ready TOR inspection and cata.
iogues ready by Friday the 9Th instant
% COOK & LAUGHTOS.
IL /, s7 auItioueprI.
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RALTIMoRE MARKETS.
[pY TEIsEQRAFH To TNE DfsPATt

INK TEIEGRAPHTo TEE DrsPATcal
BALTIMORE, December 4.!Flour quiet and I'M
changed. aHhets firm and unchanged, Corn firm
aud iu good delland. Oats frmec ~ ssfaSse,. Pro:
@ssc. Lard Very duh at sc. Wh:skey, sas@stc.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
OFFICIAL.
NITY T 4 X E S
CITY COLLECTORS OFF1CE,l
RICHMOND, Noveln Der 20, 1872.

CITY COLLECTORS OFF1CE,l
RICHMOND, November 20, 1872. )
This Office Will he open daily from o'clock 4. A.
THE THiRTY-FlRST OF DECEMBER NEXT,
inclusive. for the purpose of receiving from any
person who has already paid one-half only OF me
CITY TAXES charged to him the remaining hall,
ON REAL AND Personal PROPERTY,
land that ten per cent. will be added 10 the
amount of said remaining half Of the tax charged
in every case where the party assessed shall fail To
pay said remaining half within the time 81
limited
But In case any person having failed to pay In
the month of June One-half OF the city taxes due
from such person shall fail to pay the whole
amount thereof on before the thirty-rst day Of
December there shall he added twenty per cent.
upon the amount Of the tux so remaining due"
ON PERSONAL BILLS.
THE Collector shall annually make out list Of
the taxes other than real estate which remain ul-
collected, with the names of the persons Charged
with such taxes placed alphabetically; which list
shall he verified by his oath, and delivered by him
70 the Auditor before the first day of February,
and copy thereof shall be posted ut the front do"r
of the City Hall during the February term or the
Hastings Court" JOHN r. kEGNAULI.
no 3Oelm City Collector.
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A valuable horse belonging to the Roehes-
ter Fire Department lay dying. OF the "epi'
zootic." A fire-alarm sounded, ana the mo-
bic animal, true to his impulses, raisea hiih-
self upon his feet aud fell back dead.
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Fly James N. Taylor & SOL,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Ofice corller Eleventh and BANK streets.

A PRETTY BUILDING LOT ON Gull
"A VERT BETWEEN MAIN AND FLOYD
STREETS. SIDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on MONDAY the eth day OF December
1872 on the premises 1T O'Clock /. NJ, that VA
CANT LOT as above located fronting 30 feet on The
west side Of CuIyert street and running back loo
feet.
TERMS One-third cash; balance nt 0 and Il
months for negotiable notes Interest added, and Sc
JAMES n. TAYLOR & son,
do AncfiOuperg
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By Robertson s Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and AucIonecrs,
Hull street opposite the courthouse.
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OF MANGHES-
TER.-ln execution of decd of trust executed to
me by William ]. ClOpton, trustee for Ann y. and
H. Il. Stirling duly recorded IN the clerks office Of
mentioned, / shall sell nj public auction, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, December Ii! l>f2, nj 4
O'Clock =. A., Il HOUSE aud LOT Oh Fourth Tor
Somers) street between Hull and Decatur streets.
The lot fronts 50 feet and runs back IN feet. The
house has three or four rooms.
TERMS: Cash ~ TO expenses OF sale and sl75 dne
Deccmber Isl. with interest till paid; balance in
four and eight months, negotiable notes. secured by
n deed Of trust on the property.
dc i-tds WILLIAM AMBERS- Trusfcc.lf
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BY Cook & Lau2hton. Aucuoneers,
corner Governor aud Franklin streets.

BY COOK & Lau2hton Aucuoneers'
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
DAWN ROCKERS SALE OF
i DIAMONDS, WATCHES.
JEWELRYY SILyERWARE, &c.
so : AT AUCTION
AT the request Of Abraham Harris. Pawnbroscr
we Will sell ut his store, No. 1881 Main street, OH
THURSDAY the 18TH instant, ut 10 O'Clock A. d.,
FIVE HUNDRED LOTS DE
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
y GOLD WATCHES, .
. PINS
RINGS, SC, &C;
SILVER WATCHES, -
PITCHERS.
GOBLETS.
FORKS, &C.. &C. {;
MEMS AND WoAIEN'S CLOTHING,
PISTOLS, &C., &C.;
All articles warranted as represented. a.,
All persons having forfeited pledges mt my o.Ics
Will call and renew or redeem them on or ie!ore
WEDNESDAY, December nth, rs further indui-
2cncc cannot he granted.
: ABRAHAM HARRIS, Pawubroscr,
dc 2-tds successor 20 TX. Harris & br0tpcr.
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ON PERSONAL RILLS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE NEW WILSON UNDER-FEED
l. SEWING-MACHINE-T BEST FAMILY
SEWING IN THE WORLD.-It Is light and
simple yet very strong and durable in its construc-
ton, combining great capacity and adaptation to
every variety OF family sewing rs we'll as anufac.
turing. 1t embraces all the important aud essential
within the last twenty years, Including all the Late
improvements. and sold at much lower price than
any other tirst-class machine. Call and examine
and Judge for yourselves.
Salcsrooms No. 1908 Main street. next door to
Enquirer office. Agents wanted everywhere. Great
INDUCEMENTS offered.
de- 5-3m 6. P. PRESCOTT, General Agent.
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By Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIXTEEN
" HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER.-Byv virtue OF decree
of the County Court Of Chesterfield county mt the
November term. ls7", in the chancery quit therein
pending styled Nelson g. TnrneY's administrator
&C.. Us. james l.. Bradlcy's administrator ct as,
We the undersigned. commissioners Will expose Tor
sale at public auc1On. On the premises. on WE'D
SESDAY the nth day of December. 1872. ut ,
O'Clock y. NJ, sixteen handsome and beautifully
located LOTS III tie town of Manchcster-;is fol-
lows: .. -s-a--
FIVE LOTS 3? by 1872 feet each, TWO LOTS %
by l33 feet and ONE LOT 275 by 49, feet situated
the west eide Of Jackson Tor Fifth street between
Decatur and Stockton streets.
Also, EIGHT LOTS, 80 by 1872 feet. beautifully
located ON the east side OF summer Tor Eour.n)
street between Decatur and Stockton streets.
This sale should attract the attcnd ton OF every
In quest of q HANDSOME LOT 10 build on. Now
" the time to Invest in Manchester property as the
free bridge and lis approaches are being rapidly
completed, AMI will necessarily greatly enhance the
value Of real eet:ite.
TERMS: One-fOurth cash balance on credit Of
four eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes
bearing Interest from day OF sale az the rate OF SIX
per cent per annum. the title being retained until
the whole purchase money Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court.
JAMES A. Clarke
Is. II. NASH, Commissioners.
s. BROOKS, de 2-tds
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By Cook & Laughron, Auctlonecrs,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

OF Governor ana I Tinhuu oIcctS'
cUPERIoR RosEW WOOD SEVEN
y OCTAVE PIANO, SPLEMdDID LIBRARY 1 = 3 4
TioN-At the reques. OF General Peyton Wise
residence No. sos franklin street; between Eighth
at aHI lo j ' o'eloek, his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
6 SSs eo sp!ends ROSEWOOD sEvEN-ocTAvE
PIfSS0, made by Knai,e & o., On Instrument
ono OF .oes ssoD WALNUT IL
Eleaah ne WALNUT ji PA: PXRLoR SUIT, Of latest
vr s Ssd foysFei r S1h SIZE EFPA uGShh
BEUSsELS CARPETS, as good as new;
MARBLE,T9P TABLEs, FANNY
wA nrse asi SaranS Of CHINA, cRocKERY
fkksSMH cHisS Ri 6S s&Ssaf aEr beautifully
Elegant oiIED-WA LNuT CHAMBER SUITS,
s sSRe BSLsT A!k a and Shf1
INGRAM CARPETS, RUGS, and DRUGGETs,
ToILET.Wh ARE, TENDERS. WINDoW-CUR-
The usual LAUNDRY aud KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, together with an excellent COOKING
sT0TE Ina hae IN Want of housekeeping
articles IS called to this sale. everything being Of
bess quality and very litte 9sf1 ane,,onecrs
BY w. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoneaf,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE. on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD s STREET AND ,,, VEST Is. SIDE OF Wall Kali
RAILROAD DEPOT.-By virtue OF deed of trust
executed 70 the subscriber the 10th of May. 1871
duly recorded In Richmond Chancery Court on the
18TH of May, 1871, shall, in execution thereof pro-
coed tn sell ut auction, on the premises. on MON
DAY the I'd OF December, 1872, at o'clock z NJ.
that valuable LOT fronting IS feet on the south side
of Broaq street running back On the west l.ne of
Wall street 90 feetd inches
Also I'll the right, title, aud interest Of the grant'r
in LOTS Nos IS and AZ In Mayo's addition
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defray the expenses Of
sale and 10 discharge bond of i6.5u with Interest
from the 10th OF bay. ISL and rs To the residue
reasonable terms, to he announced ut the hour Of
sllc. JAMES L1ONS, trustee.
POSTPONEMENT.
BY consent Of parties the above sale Is postponed
til THURSDAY, December 5, 1879. ut O'Clock
p n. JAMES LYONS,
Ge2 Trustee.
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The abova sac Is postponed, and will take place
on WEDNESDAY, nth DecemCGr; at l. o CLOCK M.'
GERS, In the city OF Richmond .r,,,x Il.
n. -. Com missioner,
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BY Cook & Laushton. Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

BY Cook & I-auShton. Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
W HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIOE.-Gn
FRIDAY the eth instant nj 10 O'Clock. we VIII sell
at the residence Of Mr.. ~ T. Starkc (who is decliR-
ing housekeeping), No. ACC Canal street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. Il general assortment Of
PARLOR FURNITURE, ..s.-
MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
EXTENSION DINISG-TABLES
SlDEBOARD,
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
CROCkERY, GLASSWARE,
STOVES, &C;
together with u general assortment or well-kept
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
de3 COOK 4 LAUGHTON. Auctionecrs.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF CARY AND SIXTH STREErS.-RoGRRTsoS
and ais as. FOSTER and ois.-lu Chesterfield Cir
cult Court, November term. I.7:--Iu execution OF
said decree the Undersigned Will sell at auction,
upon the premises. on FRIDAY. 9Th Of December,
at O'Clock l.. NJ, the BRICK COOPER SHOP and
LOT situated AZ above, occupied by Mr. Gary, and
owned by the heirs OF NJ. II. Robertson, deceased
The LOT Is Il by leo feet.
This properly Is very conI enteIt 10 the centre OF
the city. and Il valuable fer business purposes.
TERMS: One-foarth cash; balance III six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with In
tereSs added, aud the title retained until the notes
are paid. Socrates BROOKS,
JAMES l.. ROBERTSON,
Commissioners.
GREBBs j. WILLIAMS, suctiCnecrs. no28
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nATENT RIGHT FOB SALE. SO
MoonwARD,s eAs-CARBoNIzER FOR vIR-
" 49, GINA AND WEST VIRGINIA.

IN pursuance Of resolution passed az meeTa ns
of the stockholders Of The Wo1d~afa, .s,sser-
,aned appolnted for the purpose Will
auction for css On n.y. a, The oe
~ esid cnnnany. No. 20 Governor street, In the
ety of Richmond the right to manufacture ana put
mo- ND in Virginia and West Virginia M9O1 ~
ne ~ se stnck nj CAKBONIZERS and MATERIAL on
hand, and OFFICE FURNlTqRE bel9ngaiaGgT 70 saia
company. 4 ~ icIiNS In N,N,'
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc:Ioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY YALU.
i ABLE TRACT OF LAND. IN HENRl.G;g
COUNTY ABOUT EIGHT MILES BELOW TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON JANIS RlYER, AZ
execution Of the provisions OF q
deed Of trust from William ID. Easlcy ana wife 70
the subscriber, dated 9Th OF May, 7l and reeoreeo
aulred / viii sell ii auction upoi, the premises, on
MONDAY, Cd of December, ut IL O'clock NJ,
TRACT OF LAND situated rs above stated, COZ,
ACRES, bounded by the lands Of Seldom z. Aiken
Jackson II. Chldrey, aud liy James river, IL beins
the same land assigned TO the satd eracrs IN te d
This is said TO Ee very superior body Of land ara
worthy the attention. Of thosc wishing 10 purchase
really valuable farm
TERMS: The decd authorizes sale for cash. sutH
Is probable that other and more accon.inodsIh2
terms will be announced at the time OF sale
LAW son SUNNsLBf, Trustee.
q, WyfT
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POSTPONEMENT.
- t tHSrs at H. ,Ish ,nstafnt. de s-tds
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POsTPONEMENT.

The above sale Is postponed until M0SDAi,a n
December, 1871 THAT being court-dayI anu WI a.
take place at Henftco courthouse AZ !: oc'css "a
Of that dcsy. LAWSON SUSNALIf,Irtsnr
GRCRBS & WILLIAMS, Autti0nerrS. oe3
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& laEAD !, lsljs!aEHllIlTs.

.TeATEST PocKET-INHALERs, for the
cure of Casarrh, Bronchitis, &C., for sale at
MEADE & BAKERS Orig Store, 4
aer. as sfs Main street.
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:xxr7 i ,i9ET we 50 Is1s TEACHERS
- sfsss;ff ssl,sssi6 filiftg dollars par
month. asss boards Adafess Eichsnsnc
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-06-05
WHO ARE THE eREEIEY1rEs

Yes, who are they and where are they
We confine our inquiries now to our own
state. The supporters of Mr.. Greeley here
are not and never were Republicans. There
are not ono hundred men in the State who
have ever been Republicans, who will not
support the nominee of the Philadelphia
Convention. Those who have been acting
with the party, and are now for the Gin
cinnat ticket, a large majority at least, are
disappointed place-hunters. They have
never been distinguished for anything eX-
cept an inordinate desire for Office, their
incapacity has prevented them from ever
attaining to the goal of their fondest wish
es. The consequence is they are SOurcd,
and are willing to do anything ito beat
Grant, trusting that in his overthrow
some one will come in who will recognize
their claims TO hold offie.
In addition to the puny opposition to
the Administration from this class of
hungry fellows, as matter of course, the
whole Democratic crew join in the Greeley
movement Here is its strength in this
State. Observation-Disclosures of the men
who support him have no sort of use for
him, except as tool to accomplish an end
which they cannot reach otherwise. Half
of the Southern Democrats who are now
shouting for Greeley, would have shouted
ten years ago just as vigorously for giving
man q coat of tar and feathers that
would have ventured to defend him in the
course he was then pursuing, or even to
have read his paper the Tribune. If the
erucifixion of Greeley was thought the
surest and quickest way of putting the
party in power, they would be crying
"crueify him (! " But they think they
can use him for the advancement of their
partisan purposes and are for him, while
at the same time they have no more real
respect for him than the scavenger has for
ha fnf in1rN Wi wi "a
forms his dirty work. These are the
GreeleXites.
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THE UNION MEN OF THE SOUTH.

The following in reference to the Union
men of the South was written by Capt. II.
n. Snyder, of Chattanooga, and published
in the Chattanooga Times of Thursday
morning:
If any class of men manifested a higher type
of courage than another, they were the Union
men of the South. In the North those who
joined the Federal army were sustained by u
determined people. In the South those who
joined the Confederate army were the favorites
of a wild enthusiasm In the North, not to
support the Union was a reproach. In the
South, to favor it was a crime. Under such
circumstances, those in the South who stood by
the flag of the Union were subject TO the sever
est test and trial. And all they resisted and
all they gave up and all they endured proves,
not that they loved their State less, but their
country more. No men ever more fully acted
upto that exalted prineiple-"Fiatj uStitta Tuqt
c0itun." When, amid the contest of contend
ing factions which distracted a people and de-
stroyed their country, they gave up every con-
sideration Of personal convenience and self-in-
terest, resisted the constraint of social influence
and sectional prejudices subjected themselves
not only TO the consequences of the general re-
suit, but to the certain trials of immediate dam
ger stalking every consideration of life upon the
issue they made, they rose TO those heights which
the breath of detraction can not reach, and
where Bombastes Furioso can not climb.
These are noble words, because they are
| true, and because they are a merited trib-
| ute to worthy men. On behalf of the
| Southern men who stood up against the
mad passions of the hour in favor of his
Government, we thank Capt Snyder fol
| these noble words. The Captain is 6
| Northern man, but has resided South
long enough to fully understand the situa.
ton, and to appreciate the position of the
| Southern loyalists. These words are in
striking contrast to those uttered at thai
city u few weeks ago, upon a different oc
casion, by one who entertains no sympa
thy for the class of men referred to above
The article in the Times was written by
Capt. Snyder, unsolicited by any one, ant
for that reason he deserves the more credit
1t is just tribute to the thirty Thousand
East Tennesseeans who stood bravely b!
the flag of their country, and whose priva
tons and sacrifices because of their devo
ton to principle will never be fully appre
| ciated.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-06-05
FROM GreeneyiIle.

The narrow gauge to the furnace is a
fixed fact The road was let to contract on
last Saturday, the grading to Maj Hoill
and the masonry to Geo. Croft, both eX-
perienced railroad men, and with their ac-
knowledged energy we hope to see the mar
row gauge railway-the first to be put un-
der contract in Tennessee-one of the ele-
ments to assist in building up our section.
The value of the roads to Tennessee can
not be fully estimated, as they cost less in
construction and will be of sufficient ca
pacity to do all the work required.
The people in the Lick Creek county
and Southwest Virginia and Eastern Ken
lucky are becoming interested in the eX-
tension of our line north to the mouth OF
the Big Sandy on the Ohio river. The
vast coal field Of Virginia and Eastern
Kentucky, and the iron beds of Tennessee
by the building of this line, would become
quite an article of commerce. The plans
talked OF in this enterprise are feasible AN
with the energy aud perseverance Of its
projectors here, Southwest Virginia aud
Eastern Kentucky, the project can not
fail.
The prospects for an abundance of the
necessities Of life are very encouraging
Wheat will be good. Oats, since the late
showers, will be more than an average.
Corn looks well aud fruit never better.
Circuit Court meets the second Monday
OF this month, when the parties implicated
in the murder of Maron will be tried
Yours truly,
Grceneyillc, June 3D. 1875
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A Dead DelusiOn.

The theory that human beings whose strength has
been exhausted by pain and sickness be restored
by depicting medicines and water Cruel If not Abso
lutey dead doluson is in the last agonies Of dsslu
ton. At length II is understood that strength cannot
be puTged into debiitated frame. though life may
easily be purged out of it, and that it is about wise
to withhold a heslthful stimuant from tho weak in
the expectation that they will rally without one as il
would be to deprive lamp Of oil and expect it 10 barn
the brighter for It.
The immense and uniform success which has attend
cd the use Of that wonderful combination Of pure
stimulant with the fnost medicinal herbs known as
Hostetter Stomach Btters has largely assisted in die
Polling the absurd Oh mera. Frantic attempts are
made to revive it, but in vain When the sick feel that
their strength is departing. and that unle ygoratcd
they must utterly break down. it is in vain to tendey
them feculent sops in tho place Of genuine restorave
They may be imposed upon in this way once but tho
inpOeton cannot be repeated They desire to be re-
froshed CONFERRED brneed UP and decline to be grped
q second time.
Under the operAt on Of the Btters, on the othoE
hand all tho necessary to restoration 20
simultaneously Tn system is stimulated and toned
the bowels regulated. tho appetite Guilty ted tho
nerves composed and the ccnd ion Of the blood i'm
WoEeu AZ one and the timo By sI gle med
EyalnaRle. W. -''''n la"1' ~
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