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AUCTION sALEs--Fa,ure Days
VALUABLE REAL EsTArE1s ;.

VALUABLE REAL EsTATEJSsrrv
.uc- AiNiRkAs E TtY,I E9Is SALE At pubLJc
E1e at i?o'coek NJ at the from. door Of H. "s Nay
mouse, Aexandria Va, the undersigned. rs
s.oncrs OF The Circuit Court of Alcxanrria ' "a.
Va Under the authority OF dacreg ,as.sd 's.ny'
February specia! Term e, OF sid court r. H. IN.
Of the Board OF Public Works of yjr.i,i. NC suit
tns, g. seldcn, Withers & Go. n a, den.s.,nln-
VIII oiier Tor sale az public auction, liz fSi,at'.
described property Of The John .ih-Y '.I"lng
SuNDkY piEeEs OF REAL ESTATE IN W. W.
near Alexandria, described In sud decree ~ AID
Also. large anicnt OF EoSDS oF rtrt, our.
AREAkE ASD OHIO CANAL. COMPANY rhI
TERMS OF SALE: For the real e.ittp IT,, ,-
Of the purchase money to bc paid in c:, H. H.. ,sh,
duo In three equal inst,lneHto at six isei.c I'll ,nt
eighteen months. with Interest The utrSt,s,aa a
give his bond with good personal 5urc,Y H. IT. 70
DC retained TIL payment. property iai,r In 80.
ana cash payment 10 he forfeited on ,.irIt T.; Se'
ment Of any enc Of the deferred ins.ain,n,s" pe:-
upon the property for 1872 10 he psd h. r,, -i2e'
For the bonds $500 cash. ard the r. Idre on ,'
endorsed negotiable Eop: At SIX months. be-, r, "T ~,
tercst JAMES NFESCF '"5 IT,
$. FERGUSON fF,Cu
NH e-eodtus Commit .luu.,.
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2y W. (,Oti(lill.
Auctionecr and Peal Estate agent
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TARlI OF ABOUT SIXTY ACRES On
l. THE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE. on
MILE BELOW RICHMOND. FOR RENT Al
nrn,ni,es. nj the toll-catc, on TUESDAY the l2tl
March ire ut u O'Clock y. NJ, the FARM LOCATED
ls above recently occupied by Mrs Voolfolk con
buiiiigs thereon. Possession given at on"n.
TERMS: Al rental. W. htl,DlN'
NH huciunrcr.
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Two UNSUM + RS OF Oils tui.
4 NAtiliNE:i.


\ saving HUiTIil"t"I " '4''. 80 ..,,
THE VIRGINIA NATURAL fEihbLt' II
IJERltAilNG OH,
suitable for slow or rapid ntrhn"rf - ''.t. '' .
.crirtiUu: free from al impurities; "HFa"3' 1''
rnr.has,rs arc cautioned that tho Oh .o'h h,h
1iFfrs Tram III utt,r LutJ'jc"tfnG "''E ." ." ~
5uTrs,f Nc are the sole aclt> here ;"r t'c ar
yinia Natural Petroleum lub,!E;'i"S VI: e''., 'h'
rel of wlirh sold by rs t"af.rc ~" H!ai.! w.
..Vir.iuit \a.ar Petroleum. Ln.:tcIilns 'i' W.
cell! add 4 Co.. agents. Er'.!iu,iid, 4: ,.s.
There are y Ilrnt: al Su-t&.tCG nU'f.I1'"-
Offered un,l"r tie lutc ~ ow prices: 10y Hic !" w.
less aud positive INJURY e. riath!n''!' T. ui'' -
ticiru>c viii till. ! 200! ~ ".n.'!&s ..i' =. -.
The VIRGINIA NATURAL. Fti E'Lt' ~ 49,
BRIO ATlNG OIL. j. - r"etii|" "roH"lH'' pr vs." 3
in. heating. cumming. and o'n"Ftach' }''t.t 80. =,
wrlriu.: Of the uacilincry-f s1F;@Z - g""' 40 h,
cain in speed Purchasers will h':'r - 'nH Wy, I"
/ not clone sufficient ~ procure "Hltn''" w.
l.tlin:" il mast h. Of the pT"prf "i,''"" 49, :.
Tx, the pirtiliu NItu1W PctrJtr"" HH"E". =
OIL and like II undergo 81" frn'SS ~ H.. ~ 's. .
trifh0ut ,i.elni1ttS. ami lie !cn,"rcd "l''I 80
iron. art or gan. This "il l. 10! a!lEt.4 - -
trcn!cS Of temperature, ~tGrfInE axe "',5 II ..
II H. in :, WORT, tie CHEAPEST 81 uii ''',,',
more Of the requisite, OF good ."bE.''S'"s "'1 .
oil offered IL TIL nltrNet. -, ,..,,,,,,. -..re.
Order: addressed to rs Viii r'rri'' fN"i' '''','
ton and ne ,llIvtr.l In good i!g"t 'ac". 9'@'.
c,- 90, Etru ouh. -
:
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RIsIIMOSp, FREDERICKSBURG ASDl
POTOMAC ROUTE. February -. ls12.

FTP DAY NAIL leaves Byrd-Strcct sta
x lion. Eic!,mrrd. 4: so 4. IL
rP NIGHT NAIL leaves Byrd-strcct station
Richmond IL .:;5 /. VI. Except on SundayS.)
Ii' ACCOMMODAIlO< leaves l:r"ad-Sircct STA
tioIl Richmond AZ $3.50 T. VI. except on Sundays.
down DAY MAIL arrives III B!rd-strcct sta
item. EichmCud. ~ III L. VI.
l,UWN NIGHT MAI. arrives ii Eyrt-Strecit sta
tion. Richmond At $50 \. H. Except on M"iGayS.!
Down hrCuNMUnk1lON TRAIN arrives nj
i;r,r,i-etrcc. station. Richmond. al ~. a. VI. Tex
cc;,t on Sundays. w
ACCOIlMUDt TION TRAIN runs t" Milford only.
yra;,l!rr. hound wcsi ria batiWur.and OHIO rail-
road viii l,v taking the $40 l. VI. mail c!cc conn, ri
with til" S !. VI. train Il: Relay House. on III l'a IL
more and ohio railroad. Ey The }:tj j. NJ they VIII
connect with I!n - \. VI. 1T Relay House on HE
same rnna-tl!c fprmcr being the quicker line Tor
points west. ~
4 SI'ftIh FREIGHT TRAIN. with a passenger
car ATTACHED. will be run between Riclli!.Orl alc
Milford ON THURSDAY Of each week. leaving Rich
,.Irl at 6:!3 \. NJ. arriving II Milford al l2l2 r. VI
Returning, will leave Milford ut F. and arrive III
Richmond the sumo tay at t::i T. W. Fare lie
..,.,r,s rt,.D IN ,,uIiOn trlin. NH !
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I,y GrubbS & Williams,
.tucticnteTS and Teal Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main lEt Hau&.

Eleventh street between Main aEt Bank.
rH'RTSTEE'S SALE OF \ FRAMED
J. HOUSE AND Lot OK THE WCcl ~'nE ~"
NINTH NORTH OF VI STREET AZ ATCI.uN.-
In execution uf deed III trust from f.".d- loon ai
wife IA tie subscriber a. trustee. Icing h,r'a -
.rlirrd nv the creditors occurred. 'vIl " ~ rr.inm.
tp"u t, premises, on saturday, 10TH = March a J.!
o'clock /. VI. the PROPERTY conveyed IN sin cred,
bcinca LOT OF GROUND ,'tudel - aI''c. IT, ~.
i,: 10 feet on III. west side of Ninth ,fro; running
back to !, rayinc. having II depth g.! - lie: -. H.
southern boundary and "f 30 10. ~ II. n.aalu.
boundary. Upon said LOT there's tPiNhb'"I-
TAGE With six rooms, Il Kitchen Nj! t"" room,
the front yard being sci With shri,Lt"ty.
Terms: Onn-:"Gr!h cash: ialaEr, - :. =. .n.' :!
months. for negotiable note, with Interest i''it@
JAMES ". u. DAVIS. lrG.'.'.
GRvBBS ( WILLIAMS. Auc;i"E"g::. nh
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DV " tIIIIIctV OVNuTHt
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
corner OF Eleventh. and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF TRACT
~ OF LAND OF NINETY ACRES N r!it.S-
TEEIlEi. - COUNTY. NEAR TO TIE GLOVER
HILL PlIS-By virtue OF Il decree Of the tlIaEccry
Court of the City Of Richmond. pronounced on III"
lGtil November. la7l. in the case ut Brown. &C. rs
Toty &c.. we is special commissioners shall. III
further execution thereof proceed to sell ut public
suction in trout Of Chesterfield courthouse. IN the
town nf Manchester. on SATURDAY the 18Th March,
ls7e.at |. O'Clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND re-
irrrrd 10 in The proceedings Of sud cause. containing
NINETY ACRES, Standing on ts!ch""kS OF III" com
missioner, In the mamie ot joseph toiIsls's estate
hut ,,ra,l, TO said Toty in Isl. Said ani lies IL
Chesterfield. near 10 Clover Hill pits. and njoins tn
Lands Of Branch Tcrduc, Samuel theatlmn ait
others: but Il more accurate description Will he cN
hihitcd at the boar Gf sale.
TERMS: Onc-fGurIh cash iElancc at fix, lively"
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, intercs
added. AMI It'll" retained until The last Eo" i pail
,nda conveyance ordered by The court.
w y. MYERS, Commissioners.
NH : H. e.. Ct\NDS.S oN'''''''
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LIME AND CEMENT.

+ ME, LLbiE, LIME.-Thc Lime manu-
IL featured by us In Botetourt county, known rs
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME, Will hereafter
be put upon the market under the name OF INDIAN
ROCK LINE. Orders for which may be left 1t our
Office, No. 1903 Dock street.
DIELoN, Elicit & co.
November o.. 1871. noe
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1.,,,,,cc,tcut Tobacce---Ets Cultivation.
friend sends us the following artlc'es
from the HARTFORD Comm Ecen'ng Fos'
which Will be found highly interesting "
tobacco-raiscrs in Virginia:
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RAILROAD LINES.
C.J ta:ss ss-y TIT TT
AND YORK RIVER
IN RAIL Il . 4 ID.
NOTICE To SHIPPERS AND TIE lfAH FL
LING PUBLIC.
TRI-WEEkl.G LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND. bAl:IlMUhE,
I'IIII ADEIrUlA NEW YORK.
AND BOSTON, AND TO ALL
POINTS NORTH MD
EAST. WEST AND
NORTHWEST.

Passenger train leaves Richmond on Tucs'iays
Thursdays. ana Saturdays 1t J.. ~; G1nneSiIne
with the splendid steamer 81 alf. of ii.NriNi,,
C:rtain l.. W. FREEMAN. Tor Inc a"Tc-ialned
noin;s touching at HE river lan"nr', and nlririnr
In I,alt!innrc OF the following morning III tllne 10
couuc,t with trains north and west.
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checkcu
to ii! points. 81. ,,..,,,, c,,,,,,,..., c,,
West Point. oo,,h.
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. 2, NO. 80 Light
Street ON S1.EtNs, c'!Ics.EN,. ana rlit;iSa 1T
r. ", arriving in Richmond IT II O'Clock Inc io-
lowing morning. giving passengers thrco h""r> in'
tlr.v nnu.,> 10 |tli,Ict ln'illcSS ana ailH ooi'
the i,crNil!.- as the trains South.
Freight train " it'll raS>ciEr" car attached: leave
fc.t.;.NS. Thursdays. and SATURDAYS III - crock ~
". ln:' through lrrgl:s 10 all noinS Norm ava
West: ani on Mondays. Wednesdays. and fri,'!y..
Stages tc!rrying Tic United :'tat,s Mnin al
FISH HAUL Oh Tuesday and Fridays for Iapra-
l:'nuc ct: am! ~! in:"r,Ecdi.ic points:
Passengers ny This route leave Richmond o" ius-
Ttrc ;r1 NJ richmond 10 TappAhlnnock .......:t OF
Fare from EirAmond 10 itlrrS............... q.
trr from Richmond To nriliurtOn. i o.
Fare from EicllncId To Walkcri0n. ........... 81
rurn from Ricmonl TO King William Court
house. oV
Freight received Caily. carefully handled. and
pronliSiIy forwarded. Through bills Of lading gwen
10 all points.
FARE.
From Eichmord To BaiiinC re-. ...............: 90
Fron. Richmond 10 Phladcll ,a............... ] 80
Prom Richno!Id 10 New ork. .:..-........ 10 o.
From .jcnond 10 Eo>tcn. all rail ......... II IS
Fro!i Richmond t" Boston via the Sound..... /! -
WILLIAM \. BRAGG. superintendent.
REuEES FoSrLK, General Agent, NO. W Llsh'
j. l.. TAYLOR General Ticket and Freight Agent.
\. II. lInTcrIKlsS. Travelling Agent. mil
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IS SMYRNA"-A DELIGHTFUL RESI-
- drnce and valuable farm OF one huuLrt.d a nd
lightweight and quarter acres; mostly arabic. aud
In u high state OF Improvement: situated In King
William county. on public road leading from Man
gohick church 10 Hanover Town Terry. about five
miles from Hanover Courthouse depot. Chesapeake
convenient 10 schools churches, post-oilce, work
shops. Gr.w!Il re sold ut public auction, ut King
William Courthouse on MONDAY, March 25, i>T3.
The improvements consist of commotious dwell
ing Kitchen with four rooms, large barn, stable.
carrlage-housc and other necessary farm hoses-all
iu good rouuton-ane excellent orchards OF apples,
pears peaches, and other fruits.
TERMS: Between 9l,50o and 500 In cash the re-
siue such credit grantor In deed or trust under
which sold may direct and In default OF direction
on twelve mouths credit secured by deed of trust.
Deed, with special warranty. and immediate poses
sion given to purchaser. ROGER GREGORY,
luh 5-tds Trustee
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DICuMOND AND DANEILLE RAIL
IL ROAD.-On and after december l, 1o7l

4 ltl1MOND AM Ian lLbL HALL
II ROAD-On and after December l, ISL:
GOING WESI.
Train No. 9 Through paSscngcr) leaves Richmond
daily (cNCcrt Sundays 1T 400 \. NJ; leaves Dan
Vile at Il:V3 4. NJ. arrives Ut Greensboro at Is.
l.. II.
Train No. Lynchburg passcngcr) leaves Rich
rioud daily NJ els 4. NJ; arrives Ut LyHchburg at
7. VI.
Train No. II Through mail and eyrrcssl leave
Richmond daily ii $40 i. NJ; leaves Danrle dali!
* li:!; 7. NJ. arrives ut Greensboro daily at IL:
GOING EAST.
Train No. II Through mail and express leave
Greensboro daily at $50 u. NJ: leaves DaIvill,
daily at lO:,2 L. NJ; arrives at Richinond daily a
Train No Through passcngcr) leaves Greens.
hnrlI daily (eXccDt SinGaySl At HOS A. NJ leaves
i,anvillc nj l.T T. NJ arrives ut Ech!nohd at s:2i
I. NJ.
Train No. 10 (Lynchburg passenger) leaves Lynch
burg daily ut $50 4. NJ. leaves Burkcville at 7.
NJ: arrives at Richmond ut ! j. NJ.
Trains Nos. . aad IL connect At Greensboro with
train, ON tic North Carolina railroad Tor all points
south.
Train No connects at Rurkeville with train on
lie ttaptic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
point. southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest cs;n he procured at the ticket office III
Richmond. and of K. r. WALKER Agent OF the At
latc, Mississippi aud OHIO railroad. NO. 1922 Mal
street. Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule of this COMPANY will please print AS above
JOHN K. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. VI. T. TALCoTT, Engineer and Supei1ntcnd-
ont ~
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

T ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN MAN
IL CHESTER, SOME ON NORTH SIDE OF Bid
DIE STREET, SOME On LUDLOW STREET;
AND OTiiEKS on REID STREET, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Hill be sold nj auction. on the
premises, on MONDAY the nth. March, 1.7a at !
O'clock T. NJ, those FOUR LOTS Nos. ii, l.. l3, u,
in the plan of udd's tenement. fronting the north
side of Biddlc street cch 30 by aO feet to an alley II
feet wide and near the Mcssrs Garys tobacco fac
tory.
Also SIXTEEN LOTS In square No. 0 Of Marx :
pln each 30 by 1875 feet to al alley II feet wide and
having fronts on Ludlow and Reid streets. The
FENCING around the square will DC sold at the same
time.
TERMS: Onc-third cash balance nj four and eight
months. bearing interest. secured by trust detd.
NH ".GOl)l,lN. Aucilonccr.
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GENERAL RAILROAD
II TICKET OFFICE
$40 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

THROUGH TICKETS; for sale 10 all principal
rOi., North. south. East. and West.
Cali, Tor passengers and baggage made for hiI
trains ami baggage checked al residences and hotels
Oh tickets sold hy us.
Information Ia regard 10 routes given on arplica-
tior.
Also asSi%,anccJn obtaining hclthS or sections on
s!c"n@-cars will Lc given ras*cnEcrs going s"u'h.
frI--,m 4. G.tHRf.R 4 90.
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctloueer,
No. 1877 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 STEAM EN-
L CINE AND SAW-MlLL.-By virtue of Il deed
OF trust executed tn the subscriber trustee. by
Thomas Z. i!alkTl, dated lst day OF August. 1871,
and recorded In the clerks Office Of Hanover County
Court, Will, 1T tbe request Of tn. bencHciari's ID
said decd, sell, Oh WEDN ESnAY the goth Gay Of
March tsi.. al II o'clock ~ The farm Of Colonel
Polk. IN King William county, two miles beyond Old
Church. Hanover county,
4 STEAM ENGINE, of 3o-horsc power. and = SAW
Mill, with Saw and lsclts complete, OF Talbot
4 Sons make,
which have been in use for six months only and arc
fully NJ good as new,
TERMS: Cash MS 10 so much rs may be necessary TO
pay the costs Of executing the trust the balance on
such terms may hcaSrced upon at the time Of SALE
MARCELL Us SMITH, Trustee.
THOMAS ". kEESEE. Auctinneer mh 9-tdS
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w S'ES.


yNANIED.a MAN WITHOUT FAMILY
w tncultiya" from fifty IN scvcnty-irc acre; OF
ri.n land u, ar the city on shares. Apply 10
mh lit GkUEBS 6 WILLIAMS.
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nEAE ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.

VERY ENCELLENT T ARM OF THREE
THEEE-Qr AKTEi. ACRES. IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. NEAk HALFWAY STA
rION. AND ADJACENT THERETO. BEING
SANE DISTANCE FROM PE1ERSBUEG. AND
ONE AND \ HALE MILES, FROM JAMES
RIVER. FOR StLE.-I am authorized to sell that
owned by Mr. los. j.. Woodbridge, containing
l33. acre. of which about one-half is orcu land of
cxrocH, quality. hnr'icrin" Pr"ctor's creek. with
lar-,. quantity Of wood and timber. The improve
lncuis are very good. consisting Of dwelling
tanning eight rooms kitchen. bn.'n. stable carriage
house. &c. Its lncaiion. imnc iatcl: ut the Half
way station OH the Richmond md Petersburg rail-
ROAD. should attract the attention of capitalists and
others.
10 effect speedy sale the price and terms will be
very accommodating. Possession given at once.
NH LIT M.GODDIN. hllrtOncrr.
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WOOD AND C3AG.

4 NTHRACITE COAL.-This day land
IA ing rcr scho0nrr> Annie Mct;cc aud Milton 800
tens i,s quality RED ASH EGG and stow
GOALS: also. 20 tons GEORGES CREEK CUM
HERLh%n COAL: al! OF which will BE- sold at the
lowest market rates. WHIT ROBERTS,
IL - CnrNrr SCvrnlcCillh and Dock streets.
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y EMOVAL.-The subscriber, in returning
l. thanks to his friends and the public 10 their
past patronage, would Inform them that he rc.
moved his
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING BUSINESS
Ia No ?.1 Main. between Seventh and Eighth streets,
where with increased facilities he Will be pleased 10
see and t. serve them Us heretofore.
FURNITURE REPAISTED and EStBEL
LlSliED.
f. 2i-ln y. NJ. GARTER
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PROPERTY, HOUSE and LOT ut a station
on one Of the most prosperous railroads entering this
city. and about three hours ride distant.
House contains hire ROOMS. TWO halls, and two
porchcs, with cout-rocM attached, good Kitchens
and stibiih for fifteen twenty head Of horses and
cattle. also, icchou.e we'll Tiled with ice, anu an
abundant supply Of good water: young orchard Of
100 or -3a fruit trees OF hest seccun and garden as
good rs any i'll The State.
Houses al rev and In perfect order AMI well stu
aicd for III ordinary.
VIII Ire sold with the above, if desired, HALF
INTEREST IN 4 COUNTRY STORE situated nj
same place.
Said property together pays an annual and cash
profit OF fifty per cent. on sum now asked for II.
For further information. apply At No. PEARL
BLOCK, Fourteenth street. Richmond, Va.
NH i-coilm
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ID ED-ASI ANTHRACITE.

Landing cargo OF F.. 6 l.. Martin, Egg and Ghost
nut sizes. LOHBERRT RED-ASlI ANTHRACITE
coal. Persons desiring superior co1ls can he sup
piled promptly. :. i. LATHRbP,
fcmG Scycntccnh-S rect draw bridge.
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L'OR RENT. the excellent BRICK G:s
Z RESIDENCE OIL west side of Ninth street Lii
,r.w,n Cioy and Leigh, next door TO the residence
of Rev i. f.. Edwards. Contains twelve rooms In
ending kitchen. Apply TO ". B. ROBINS.
,,b 40, I11d Min street.
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FOR RENT.
FOR MENIs -. =es.#s@ |
TOR LEASE. FOR A TERM OF an

TOR LEASE FOR A TERM OF GA
II YEARS. a COTTAGE with about eight xii
rooms on Grove rosid Just beyond the city limits
Therc are THIRTEEN ACRES OF LAND attached
and the yard Is beautifully get out with Shade trees
cnrerul tenant.
NH lI-cCI7t CrRIBBs Il NiLLlAMS.
nor RENT, a TWO-STORY BRICK a.
4 TENEMENT, OH the south side Of Marshall Ill
street. between Third aud Fourth streets with six
rooms: kitchen with two rooms; gis aud watcr.
south side Of Clay street, between First street and
crook avenue with four rooms; kitchen With two
rooms; ;T!s and wafer. -
Also, = nrt; BRICK TENEMENT on Pine street,
in sidney. between Slan aud Gary streets, With three
r0olls &C. r.s l5BELL soN,
Auctiorccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
NH nat
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-07-25

The New WORLDS CRANE REMEDY
The Old World has played its part in veg
ctabc medication. But the botany of the
New World is, as yet, impertectly ex-
plorcd. One new and most important
revelation from that land of wonders
Californa-has astonishcd the scientific,
and accomplished such cures Of diseases of
the stomach and bowels, bilious complaints,
malarious tevers, nervous affections, and all
diseases proceeding from vitiated condi-
ton of the blood, as have never before
been witnessed. Before WALKERS CALI
FoRNIA VINEGAR BITTERs all the alcoholic
and mineral medicines are rapidly falling
into disuse. They cannot resist the over
towering evidence brought forward every
day, Of the immense superiority of this
medicine. Not drop of any variety of
distilled or fermented liquor or mineral
poison enters into its composition. 1t is a
general apcrient, a tonic, derived from en-
tirely new vegetable sources, an unrivalIcd
stomachic admirable in all pulmonary dis
eases and, in fact, as near to universal
remedy as botanical discovery and scientific
skill can hope to attain. DR.. Walker con-
siders it a cure for all diseases not organic,
and really the great variety Of diseases in
which it is successful seems to warrant the
opinion. Every family needs such rem
edy. 1t saves pain, anxiety and doctors
bulls. We know what trouble it IS to
keep the bowels Of children IN order, and
any remedy that will strengthen aud reg
rlate their weak and variable digestion
must be domestic blcsSing.-Com.
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At 0 A. M. next day, we drove to "Niew
Schloss" or New Castle, which is the
summer residence of the Grand Duke Of
Baden.
The road leading to the castle is kept
in admirable order and the dive up the
mountain was very enjoyable. Winding
along the mountains, we had commanding
views of the surrounding country from
various elevations, and whom we reached
the castle, the pictures, seen from the
terrace on which it is situated, Of the
outspread valley, with the .neighboring
rivers and towns, are beautiful in the eX-
IRENE. The porter took us through the
various apartments in the palace and they
looked very comfortable and home like.
There was a large number of modern
paintings, handsome statuary, and family
portraits, scattered through the different
rooms. We went down into the dungeons
which were as dark and cold as the cata-
combs in Rome and such as we had often
read of, but whose existence was hardly
credible until we had seen and been in
them, The doors to some of them were
immense blocks of stone, swinging on
pivots in the sill and in the lintels, the
very closing Of which on prisoner must
have been significant of an early demise.
We also went into the torture chambers,
in which were remaining some instruments
of torture, used in the good old days"
and had pointed out to US the oubletts,
falling into which, unhappy wretches
illustrate tn name Of being forgotten for
ever.
1t was quite a mental and physical re.
lief to come from the cold damp dung ons
of the past, into the bright sunshine of the
present.
The drive back to the town was very
pleasant. We stopped few moments at
the old churchyard, where there is curl
Gus representation of the Mount of Olives,
with Christ praying and the sleeping de.
sciples. Near the entrance was a lofty
pedestal, on which was quaint old figure
representing grave-ligger. The after
noon was spent wandering round the
place and at the Trinkhalle, where the
waters are dispersed. The evening was
passed the same as the previous one, in
! front of the Conversation House, watching
the crowds of all tongues and rationale
ties, passing to and fro, os if for our es-
pecal benefit, while we listened to the
choice music of Strauss. We left Baden
Baden on the Goth Of July on the 60
A. NJ train and after a wearisome ride of
eight hours, arrived at Frankfort. We
were eight hours going eighty miles.
They called the train the "schnellzug," !
thought it the "snailzug" from its speed.
B, NJ.