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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 8, isi?.

. FORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER ., B'2. @.
Arrived. - g,ga-,>
Steamer Wv,nokc. Couch. New York, inerciiaii-
disc and passengers. j. w. " yatt. agent.
Stcauer John Sylvester. clifford, Norfolk. mer.
chanGse aud passengers, l.. u. TatuIn, agent
"... SAILED. slt
Bark Edwin fNorwceianl, Sorcnson, Liverpool,
tobacco, Curtis & Parker.
. Brig Skiold ODanish), Thomson, Genoa, tobacco,
Curtis & Parker. 80,
Schooner Recaria Barres Newton, New YORK,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner General Graut, iicrn. Philadelphia rtn
Jalues river. lumber. Curtis s Parker
Schooner Alexander Matthews, DoDaHy, wash
ingt0n granite, Curtis < Parker.
Schooner Mary +. simmons, candy, down the
river TO load wood. New York. ~.
load wood, New York.
Srboonrr Ann, Borland. Yoriecs, York river to
load railroad ties, New York. essf.isf.
schooner Miranda Hardy. Norfolk. light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

DIVINE SERVICES were held in the Seventh.
Street (ChliStian) church last night, and will
continue each night during the pfeScnt and
coming week. They are being conducted
BY Mr.. Joseph Tyler, of Indiana, whose call
TO that church Mus noted Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FlELD.-W. n.
Stevens (colored), who represents Sussex and
Greenvlle counties in the State Senate, was
in our office Yesterday. and incidentally
stated that he also had concluded to declare
himself an independent Republican, candl-
date for Congress from the Fourth District.
Porter, Stowell, Popham, Stevens! Who
rOmeS next!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

SUDDEN DEATI.-On Wednesday night
james r. Malone. Il painter by trade, went
to bed apparently in good health at 9-o'clock.
Other persons in the house were attracted to
his room by groans, and found him in great
agony aud with blood squirting from his
mouth. Half an hour later he was dead.
Coroner Taylor thinks death WAS caused by
hcmorrhagc of the lungs. No inquest was
hpll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

REjRGAs1zArIoS OF THE OLD DoMlSIos
CI1B,-This Conservative Association, OF
jefferson Ward, reoyganized last night ny tue
election OF The following officers President.
L. b. Cook; Nice-Presidenss; John q: Lacy,
4. G. Babcock; Secretary, james M.Tyier
Treasurer, u. L. Howard. Executive Com"
mittee s. MacciiDbin, j. A. Hcbson, ~.
Wrcnn, w. +. Rogers, J. 4. McClernand, 8.
M. Tyler, E. B. Cook.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

BITTEN BY A DoG.-A little son of Captain
J. b. Gentry, of the Richmond, Frederleks-
burg and Potomac railroad, was badly bitten
OH the face yesterday afternoon by Il pet dog
with which he was playing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

Mu-iC Al TIE RIVERSIDE PARK on Mondays.
Wednesdays. AMI Fridays. Dancing, swinging, and
all sorts of fun and enjoyment Boats leave Eighth
street at intervals from a3G TO r. NJ Most liberal
terms made with picnic, excursion. or dancing
parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

NorARrEs QuALlFlEp-Messrs. John {.
Sinton. N. NJ. Lee, J. L. Goddin. John A.
coke. i. NJ. Iarnett, +. I. lsbell. and b. IL.
Smith qualified Yesterday i'll the Hastings
Court ms notaries public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

RApusE's TaBLgAyx.--There vii! be an
exhibition of Radicke's Gospel fableinx %
Virginia Hall tonight for the benefit OF sne
Southern. Cross Brotherhood. i1cses LOT
sale nj Pizzini's, Wagner g Co.'S and by the
officers OF the Southern Cross Brot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

STATE CONSERVATIVE CoMMirTEE.-Inere
will be meeting of this committee at their
rooms, Stearns's block, Main street, oppo-
site the custon,-house, to-nightat O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

HusTINGs CoURT.--This court was occu
pied Yesterday by the case of Eugene Conen
ski, charged with abduction-R. q. Scott foi
Commonwealth, NOISE and Cabell Tor az
,Ilspd
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.

Mus. T.. y. rLEAsASTS viii reaume the duties
"r her sclacol at Nc. 2i1a Broad street on TUES
DAY. priof>cr iet. SO R-3ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

PROFESSOR ANDERSON, the great illusionist,
win open Virginia Hall for brief season.
commencing on Monday next.
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GRANT MUZZLTNG THE PRESS.
Ills BULL PUP LOOSE-A PRESIDENTIAL
HOUSEHOLD OFFICER ASSAILISG AN ED
ITOR FOR AN AsPERSIOS on THE PRESI-
UENT-HE Is FINED S1O0 &c

a very remarkable ease has occurred in
Washington. of which a brief notice has been
made. Judge Louis Dent a brother-in-law
of the President and an officer of his house
hold, has just entered an editorial Office and
assaulted the editor, an old gray ay-lmired man
of sixty years, for republishinS Il statement
from the New York Sun charging him (Dent)
with receiving money for getting Office aud
dividing with the President. The charge
was stated, with time, place, witnesses, and
figures, all accurately put down. Instead of
disproving this grave charge, made by men
of responsibility, this officer of the household
walks straight from the Presidential man.
sion to the Office of the Capital newspaper
and there seriously assaults the acting editor,
Mr.. Henry Reed. The Star, of Washington.
gives the following about the examination Of
the matter in court:
In the Police Court. Judge Mills, this
morning, the case of Judge Louis Dent,
charged with assault and battery OIL Henry
Reed, one of the editors of the Capital, was
taken up. The complainant was present in
court with his left eye confused, accompanied
by his counsel, Mr.. Riddle. to assist in the
prosecution of the c;lSc. Judge Dent, when
the case was called said he would not deny
the offence, but wished, after the testimony
was taken, to have the privilege of making
Il statement in justification OF the assault.
Judge Mills suggested that he plead not
guilty, which he did.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

ADvERTIsE.--tJur merchants seeking trade In any
,ortk,u Of the country should advertise In tho
,mpers of that section. NJ. ELLysON & co. will
take advertisements aud have them inserted at pub
It,l,or I - " Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT DISPATCH Of
FlcE Thursday, September 9TH: 8 A. M..
rs degrees; 3 p. 81, 75 degrees; +. M.'
7R degrees.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
AiLI.L A N.1c ~ cor 1 Lcls .I,l1 49, ....I---


or this College will open the lst of OCTOBER.
~. and close the last Wednesday in July, lsIa.
This IS u TECHNICAL SCHOOL, specially de-
ig ell {" meet the wants OF the industrial classes
The coWsc Of study win extend over n period of
three YEAR. Tho first year. common 10 a1 the stu
dents. Will 'c devoted To the various branches Of
English education. aud l. adapted 10 the needs OF
these whose opportunities have heen limited
purinr tlr second and third wears there will be two
parallel coul>rs Snit"l I" agricultural and neciani-
ral students respectively. These courses will EN-
hrH'r Mathematics. tlr' Natural Sciences. Modern
Languages Mural Philosophy. &C.. with those spc-
cial sui jsctS ard applications of science which per
tain iu agricultural aud mechanical pursuits. Mill
avN Tactics will hc taught. The study of Ancient
Languages j. provided for but j. not obligatory.
The charges for Il session of ten months are: For
tuition fees. 81. and college fees, $40, without cx
tr.t<. Table hoard can hc had for Sl2 per month.
kn"n rent In the college building, IS for each
w.nt al Il room. Coal Is convenient md cheap.
Students appointed nndcr the law from the several
counties ui The Stale will hc exempt from the ray
mcut III tutinn au,l college Ices and room rent In
III" college building.
For circulars. giving full Information. address
CHARLES l.. e. MINOR. President,
BlackSmrg. Montgomery county, Va.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK &c iAUGHTON Will sell at their auction-
roonIs. at 10 A. NJ, one family carriage and
household furniture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

CoST1sUEp.--In tho County Court yester-
day the case OF e. S. Howe, indicted Tor per-
i,lry, was continued until the next terins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

NJ. ErLysoN & Co, Advertising Agents. DysPArCH
huildIng will receive advertisements and have them
inserted IN any Journal "f the country at regular
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

WI ptTiES OF HER :, iitNl.. corner Mar
shah ami Ntue'ccnth streets. "n MONDAY, Soptcm-
Der q. 1872. sc 8.2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

PEMBRoKE SHIRTS, ready y-made or made to order
and perfect st guaranteed, or no sale, by Z. b.
SPENCE SON. merchant tailorS and dealers In gen
tlemcu's furnishing goods, 1900 Main street 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

10 the Editors Of The Disptleceae, ea,
In your issue OF the "a instant soa ss.sas
that Pat Woods was sent up the Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

DOLLY WARDEN will hereafter leave EishtIi
street at $3.50 and M only. Last boat leaves the
park al $40 =. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

DOR NORFOLK, WILLlAMS-fsasaftJtlgl sasfJtgllsa,,
INGS On JAMES RIVEB.--The fast and e,'n,no. 20,
dious steamer PALishDE. Gaptal, 1ahsi, Mi,
resume her trips AUGUST 9TH, leaving tiehp9ho
for the above points every TUESDAY. hbha-
DAY and SATURDAY ats A. NJ .,u,
wharf. 90 - ..,,,a,,, i
freIgiH forward. With Dispatch Fiiia leaves Glfy
Point for Petersburg Oh arritai Of steamer. me
fiiio O. B, Hl4IEEis. A(eut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

StFi>' ORAL HlGR SCHOOL OF NlR-
@NFh. NEAR ALENANpRiA.--Th Goth
imu"g' Session "i this S,lIuuL FuK BOYS opens
ifI.NN'th q. ~. i"7n-: S33- per year. Ca"-
."' "'' i>Hnr"irN. an "u application Ia l..
. w n hi ri;l' v. j.. rrintipal; AicNaI,ria,
al o-,iS w2n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

London is spoken of as the largest city
i'm the world; us covering one hundred and
twenty-five square miles of ground; as ielng
ten miles in leugth and over six i'll breadth,
and as containing nearly four millions OF ii-
habitants. Still we have no adequate con
ception of its vaStness. We must resort to
comparison to comprehend it. The four
millions of inhabitants of London, then, eX'
ceed the combined population OF New York,
Philadelphia, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Chicago,
Baltimore, Cincinnati, Boston, New Orleans
San Francisco, and Buffalo. To feed this
multitude requires, among other items, five
million four hundred thousand barre Is OF
flour and three million four hundred thou,
sands animals-builocks, sheep, calves, and
hogs-for the London markets, irrespective
of immense quantities of game and fish. II
is almost Il nation in itself, this wonderful
gigantic, overgrown giant of city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

Watermelons are eight for dime in Gov
ington, Ga.
A tooth of the Emperor Napoleon was
lately sold in Brussels for 16O francs
The Marlborough House, in Raleigh, n. G.,
was sold Saturday at public auction to MIR.
Fab. Johns for $$32 ,05O.'
Hope College, Michigan, has three ja-
panese students, who are said to be frst-clasS
fellows.
The two "staunch Democrats in st. Paul
who "rouldn't go Greeley" voted ior
Grant in 1858.
Alfred Batten, Il well-known tragedian OF
London, died in II hospital at New York on
the I'd after an operation for cancer.
The Masonic fraternity in the city Of Mex
leo held Lodge of Sorrow in the theatre
there in memory of the death Of President
JuareZ.
.sDear me, how heartily tired am of this
mourning said Il fashionable lady to her
maid "Jane, who is it am in mourning
fory''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

>lD\lN '"Ij.E.E will begin "n THURS
jay -'Gf.. ..r ''u.
r. tH#.'..a 'r llr -tu1i,e 81! The rtrri.ruuI. lu.
''',f'.E "f# t' .iN'niuG.rulU l'N Professor " A.
1 N.H.laH g.. trench hN Professor Addison llu-v.
, ''' sH - l', zach language.
~" fnrt'' particulars, ur for rHialurur. address
EtN. i. ". l.. AThlAS''N. -. H..
llampGen Sydney t"llc"r,
f'rttr,. Edward ,,nlufS Va
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Ritllnrorul Dispattl1.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1872.

Sc TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS.
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALI THE OTTER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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and Fredericksburegro road te work up the
case aguinst certain parties who had p.aeed
obstructfons on the track. 70 hts own sat-
i.faetion be !" worked up the ease against
myself, and has seen fit to publish me as a
horse-tllief. In justice to myself Pat Woods
has promised to put card in the papers
giving the lie 10 the charge.
JoHN C. BULLA.p.
Richmond, Va, September 5, 1872.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
MARINE INrELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER .. 1872.
,,u rises .......... $40 Moon sats......... s:?s
nm sets .......,. $40 High idc... ......... 7l5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
FOR NEW YOkk.-1'he Old 1lTEfh

FOR NEW YORk.--The Uld ATETN
cr.,t ssdnwbeeI Steamship HYANOkE, Captain
CnncIi. C viii sail FRIDAY. septenbcr ,S s,ll. ut
o'clock A. NJ. Freight received until iiiursuay
night. t,a ,,o<ya for
warded With dispatch 10 ull points nortit e
and wet Close connections naae Viii Ia.a .,;ars
unsurpassed. Fare. Si1: stecrage, ~: r9ahd-'f'p
tjckets $40. For freight or passage, apply 10
H'"S'' Wv J)HN VI. WYATT, Agent.
,, No 8 Governor street.
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Siir' N'f '', w. ~ SEVENTY SrREET.
= ~, fni> sth"ul Will commence
n. ~ sr .cth. and clos" about inc
49, vu\1A> ,,,,.I,r> ai tho bookstores
-. riurr. TT.,,'l@3.h and mathematics for hai,
.A2'5>s g.: .,rrcs and modvr" modern l'"E'''SrS' '''''
.r'-' t'''' :. T. NEACH. PRINCIPAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
I / " | >V \ FEMALE SEMINARY,
: ~TAt NTON. VA

~" ~ il'i VIZ TERM of his institution h"
1870 N'I'hl ! pl SEPTEMBER and closes the
IT, FTn..ns Vim" the following June
'"' J. ih' lJl.-t 'ir~t-ctlss institution In Nir-
: 49, j. h- r"rp> Of upward, Of twenty officers
, '''i~. Er In"it>h course more extensive
""i"'.H than elsewhere found In female
1H'"H' 'E's i"r music and languages cannot he
'"I Ht''" 'tiu,!C lcncslrr>--iuur Instrumental
: "I'' ,"cAl-aTc constantly employed whose
Aumfl. "' ''@i'''i "'e 'e"o'' -
: 49, |."""' French soyernces pnd native French
1."'n ,",tch thc pupils Ia speak the Language rs
~ d, !'-.i ami writ" il.
' 9"l"isiEs. Tor comfort. elegance. ami couyc-
' ~. n unsurpassed iy any In The state.
'' ''i particulars, apply To
Miss NJ. j. BALDWIN.
'''"4.il priucDa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR PHILADELPH A.-aIfyTh
The steamer EMPIRE, Capbi!n .ssSssds4 -.
SNYDER. viii receive freight for the above pQrt thi
THURSDAY tho eth instant. at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for all parts ot Pcnnsyivanla, Aew
,prs,y and Delaware. also for Norfolk: boston, ann
New orleans M low RITES Passage TO PiiiladeirbR,
'"''"N'e w. +. PORTER. Agent,
40, No. 22., Dock street,
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Mr.. REEDS TESTIMONY.

Mr.. Reed testified that he was sitting at
bis desk in his office when some one came in
and asked, care you Mr.. ReedT' He re-
piled that he WIS. The person then said
something about what business the editor
had to use his name in the Capital, and asked
if the editor was responsible for the article
Witness replied that he was as responsible as
editors generally are for extracts from other
papers. The person then said, You -
scolndrel." and commenced beating wit
ness over tue head. which for few mo-
mcuts surprised witness; but he succeeded
in graphing bis aSsailant and defending him
sell. when others came to his relief and sepa-
r,,ted them. Witness saw when the man
first came in that he was somewhat excited,
but thought he looked too much like Il cow
ard to strike.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

iSsIEEETuRs'
~ T. JONES. VI. A. IrincipaI
'N' COB BATTLE, NJ. \,
---~.. ito he supplied.
q j,"N ", NJ ,"'-'"n Mil bc.in OCTOBER lsr aud
r.tnH," 9" icr 'cnsion, sAclus'y We ur lights
ur ,r, |"" I towels payable oue-hai In advance.
lni, nan February llth
!.rif,,,, 80" 'J""t ~ per session aud washing ~
'"'IH'. Ac-, a1drfSS II. +. JONES
sug..,.rs Jtylur,,iilc post office,
''F.' ia"OVpr county, Va.
l'"apMAC | ACADEMY formerly Alex
nhe iIi,E''S1a ,E'S1ardng Sclnol, established by Benta-
h.tlr,I nr ~ IN ut issi; complete English, atathe-
g. :,us,' @ "u las'ical course taught so French
gs~I. Ec|, Sa ai'"uish Catalogues furnished AT re-
1lHs>. ~, se>>!on VIII commence September 18TH
d. GI,r r"f hn"rd. tuition, wiishing and l'eil.
,ctpi tt for nr@,n,-ei" ni" in advance 10 extra chnrge
,'itiTtf;i ,tI,,ff;;i Languages. Address
ln.,AnHl.hS ;. TAYLOR,l Associate
ca l.-,oc,n"' un''H ,. BLAGEBuRN,{ { Principals.
AieAaadr{a, Va.
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plCHMONp FEMALE INSTITUTE.

MRS. SUSAN REED will resume the
vi duties Of her school OCTOBER lST at her
r,>i.lcncc. corner OF Twcnty-cighth AMI Broad
.tr,nrs o-COllMt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-24
p @ ET G. d r.
THOSE FOOTSTEPS.

In the quiet hush Of The tender night,
When my eyes ill up 18th tears,
Comes my darling to me, all golden and bright
With the sunshine affve sweet years. 4
And he smiles as he climbs up to his seat my
To whisper his childish mirth;
Then clasps my neck, tho yeu may notsee,
For my darling is not o. earth.
o ily with the twilight gloom,
When the hours are long and sweet,
I hear all about in this lonely room
Tie patter little feet.
+ tier of feetthat come and 60
Wih sweet yet rcsistless swell,
Just as they did two month ago,
Ere they grew forever still.
And my heart at those spirit sounds that sc en-
SO near, yet so far away,
lilido into the faith ola sweet love dream
That follows me night and day.
And this love dream tender and ever sweet
Still whispers soft and low
s.Keep thou in thy heart those tiny feet
And follow the way they GO
Til en- my sorrow sinks down as lea1et will
hen the winds are into thy rest.
And bow with reverend air, and st i'll
The footsteps are in my breast.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-24

An Illinois editor, in an article upon
the aurora borealis, says: Here we lean
over the verge of the Infinite. longing to
grasp its mysteries-lost in the profound
est of immepsity" Previous to this his
friends intended to run him for Congress
upon the temperance ticket but now the
project had been abandoned because they
say that man who would "lean over
the verge of the infinite" in order to grasp
the aurora borealis 10 the middle of the
night, must get into conditions which IN
ii him for the duties Of Good Templar-
SKIP.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-24
THE graf BLOOD PuRiFyEp

Every DaV an Increase n Flesh ..n,,
What seen and Felt
rIaE GpAr pIOOn ouD,Dur
MT Il IL
Every crop or the oafparillian Hesolvent
ooii tne you sweat Orlue,
az 60; iii 81 60 a. VI 'ie system the
80, W., o,l.d .aie wastes OF inc
S,h;i;s rcn s,,n,,,t;on E,anS,,Ia oeto'uia
oa, p ~, H. Tbrnnt Wnrtb Trr olseass, u
~ Ci.nds and otbernarts oft t'' :, NooeS IN
"nn b% 70 VI sne systein' sore
$3.50 fnu,,. - IN d; LON lhe .ars. and
49, Sorss Scoid Head m;n's Lrupnons,
pIo ~ TrrsnaIas .cna i,o ny worm SAT
IN the Flash Tpmors Cancers in ~ W " V. MS
Sweats, Loss ofSperm aid ell othe- wastes ofthe
lie prfncllple, are w1lhin me curative range of
TINS wonoer o. MoueIu chemistry, and ew
days. use WI prove TO any person using it for
either OF these forms OF olsease Its potent power
to cure them
If the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
waste decomposition that is cont nuaily pro-
crossing: succeeds IN atrestlng these wastes, and
repairs me same with ne" material made from
healthy bood-and thls the Sarsaparlliian will
and does secure-a cure is certain tor when once
this remedy csmnenccs us work OF purIhcaton.
and succeeds IN alminsnlng the loss OF wastes its
will feel himself growing better and stronger, the
food dlgestlng peter, appetite improving, and
flesh and weight increasing.
Not only does the Sarapar1llan excel all
known remedial agents In the cure of Chronic,
Scroiuious' Cohsti.o.iohai' ana okln diseases;
Kidney d Biadcef complaints,
Urinary, and W omb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy. Stoppage of Water, [ncontinence OF
Urine, Bright's Disease. AIbuminuria, and in all
cases where there are brick dust deposits, or the
water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-24

A certain old doctor was apt to quarrel
with his wife. Returning from a profess
ionaf visit, Re was overtaken by terrible
storm. A return hearse came up going
honeward The doctor crept in with
pail and plume for his companions. The
hearse stopped at the door; the lady look
ed out. Who have you got their coach
man? The doctor. madam Well thank
heaven. for granting me resignation! So
the poor man is gone at lastp Thank
you, my love- eaid the doctor getting out
Of the hearse, for your kinds regards
for my safety
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-24

Tt is not much to lose fine jewels. They
can be replaced again, or the owner can
be just as happy and useful without them.
But Oh. to lose the soul ! There is no
repairing of that loss. And when the
soul is lost all is lost All the fine things
that the eyes have taken such delight
in, must be left too
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-24

My dearest uncle says a humorous
writer, was the most polite man in the
world He was making voyage on the
Danube. and the boat sank; my uncle
was just upon the point of drowning
He got his head just above the water for
once. took off his hat aud said, Ladies
and Gentlemen, will you please excuse
meY and DOWN be went
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-24

To MEND CHINA.-Take very
thick solution of gum-arabic 10 water,
sn1s,ir into it plaster of Paris until the
mixture becomes of the proper consist
cncy. Apply 1t with brush to the frac-
tured edges Of the china, and stick them
together. In threedays the article'cannot
be broken in the same place.
The Wilderness of the cemo Mt renders
it doubly valuable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-24

A lady at Bridgeport. Conn, remain
ed too long on train to kiss friend
and trying to get eff after it had started,
was thrown violently on her face, of
ever kiss anybody again." ssid she,
v.pgefuliy as she arose; "any woman at
least, she thoughtfully added.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-24

A writer in the Troy Times giving the
following curious piece Of wording: An
old writer said that when { canons we're
introduced as negotintors, the cannons o.
the church were useless; that the woi ID
was governed FIRST by mitum. and then
nitum-frst by St. Peter, and then by
Ealtpeter.