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Seeking Riches.

Make haste slowly-is a trite but
true old maxim, and in nothing should
it so forcibly apply as in seeking riches
Wealth, true, substantial wealth, rarely
comes suddenly, or in great haste. Ii it
does, it is not the kind Of riches one
should desire. Generally speaking,
when it is obtained thus, the possessor
is far more apt to lose it than when it
comes from honest toll and persevering,
prudent economy. In nine cases out of
ten, such riches take wings and fly
away" leaving the once flush owner a
sadder, if not a wiser man. Gradual
accumulations create along with them a
gradual knowledge of how TO take care
Of them, and how to enjoy them. But
coming suddenly, as by inheritance, the
unfortunate possessor knows little, if any
thing, of the sleepless worry and fret
and labor incident 10 their accumulation
by the generous or loving benefactor.
Hence the too frequent worthlesness of the
children, especially the sons, of rich
men; and the too frequent prodigality of
those sons. Rocked in the cradle OF
luxury and plenty, with a bank ever
ready and willing to honor their demands,
and finally becoming the owner in fee of
scatter it to the four winds
with, lavish prodigality; and, in few
years. perhaps, are pOnniless paupers at
best-if nothing more serious oyertakes
them. Earn your wealth by the sweet
Of your brow.--[ED.l
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ElIlI!EIAIlIllILilS
|NI|l![[I!||s'RH1'r's'i11
gYzlrg y ''sf'e

$4,000 Reward offered to the Projectors OF any
Medicine for rheumatism and Neuralgia able 10 pro-
duoe one-fourth as many genuine cures made within
the same period Of time ~ Dr. Filters Vegetable kheu
m tte Reinedy--the scientific prescription Of an emil
neni educated ply slcan, and the only reliable specific
ever discovered
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-08-30

For pure Cider Vinegar, of the best
quality, 60 TO w. II. Andoronl.
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Rhenmatsm aud Neuralgia warranted and sold under a
similar legal guarantee settling forth the exact number
81 bottles 10 cure or return the amount lad ~ sane
10 te patient In case of failure 10 Full descrp-
lion ~ eases requiring guarantees must he hrwafded
Nv letter 10 Philadelphia Tho guarantee, signed and
stng auautity 10 cure will be- returned BY mail with
advice and instructions without any charge. Address
i,tters Dr. D. n Fitler, a. south Fourth street No
otheI remedy Is offered on such honorable terms.
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Harry l'a..sIl,Ii1 ~

70 run him asa|I ) iSay time, at
the%econd summer meeting, in August,
at Saratoga, tr11E ID weathcr rorlhg.
If we examine ourrs6lzg tine Ahless
it win be found that frdI "a q sec,
'onds per quarter is thsskighsst rate 81
speed attained by any o. face horses
inraces above mile, sV6hehenge, in
his British RuralsSports," claims thai
West Australian Kingston ran The
Ascqt Zap. two miles and hall. une
Is, 1854. in 42z; 'bnt when we came to
examine the English Racing Calender
it states the distance to be about two
miles and a half, and no time is given.
No reliance can be placed on time rs re-
ported by the English papers, nor does
the English Jockey Club recognize time,
or ever detail any one to time a race.
But grant that West Australian, 4
years old, with III lbs, did run two miles
and half in 4;27, then the race was not
~ fast as Bassett and Longfel' lows.
Vest Australians race would be 26i to
the quarter, while Bassett's is 261 to the
quarter. The first two miles of Bassett
and Lonfellows race (for they hpped)
was run in $3.50 or ;26l to the quarter,
and at the rate of 700 for four miles.
The next best American performance
(for we dismiss the English as totally
unrcliable) was Norfolk's four yea. old,
nth 100 bs., in which he ran tiifcc Hlllls'
in 5:27l, or at the rate of 20 to the
quarter.
Lexington's great race against time, in
7:l99, was run at the rate of ;271 to the
quarter, and has stood the test of seven
teen years without either being beaten or
approached Idlewild, his daughters four
miles, with III ibs., being the nearest
approached to him.
Norfork was four years old, and car
ried eight pounds less than Bassett; Lex
ingion was 5, and carried five pounds
less, while Idlewild was G, and carried
III lbs, or nine pounds more, for two
years difference in age.
We hope Harry Bassett will attempt
tbs great feat Of beating his renowned
sirc's time, and, judged by his perform
ance in the Saratoga Cup, we are inclined
to believe that he will beat Lexington's
time. Should he do so, he should be re-
l.red from the turf, and il would be a Ct
orown Of fame to an almost unparalleled
career, and stamp him TO the worthiest
successor to Lexington, his thrice illus
ri0us sire.
ID Is from such horses as Harry Bias
EFT and Longiellow that we should breed,
lorses possessing the most wonderful
peed, with the capacity 10 80 any dis
ance. From them should spring a race
{ turf king, who will keep their names
nd fame ever green in the history Of the
if = Tayf Field and Farm,
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never spoke again. - Uc,S 49, !.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-08-30

Added to the number that have lately
fallen asleep. is our venerable, beloved
Father Higgins who passed to the
other shore, most peacefully; without dis
ease or pain, at'his comfortable home, on
the morning Of l7th nit. John $. Hig-
gins was born in central New York. De
cember, 90, 1889 When but youth,
was borne westward in the continual
stream Of emigration which pcopled so
rapidly the Mississippi valley hating first
in Southern Ohij, just at the cyontful
pcFiol Of the Aaron Burr conspiracy;
was, IN the city Of Cincinnati, detailed
as sentinel to guard the river, to watch
for the bold offender. Thence he came
to Kentucky and at the Great Crossings
in Scott county, experienced his first con-
viction for sin, under the preaching of
Jeremiah Warden. Was baptised at 10
years Of age by the late Edmund Wal
Ter, Gather Of the lamented John L.,
, who has likewise gone to his reward
Was on the 9th Of December, 1Sl5,or.
dained as pastor of McCarmicks church,
by presbytery composed of John Rice,
Thomas Henderson, and David Thur
man. He married in early life, whose
death he was called to mourn, when yet
in the prime Of manhood He then mar
ried Miss Esther Pennington, who has
been to him for near thirty years, truly
an helpmcet He bore with Christian
iortitude and resignation, the loss of three
dear children; the last, but little more
than year ago, a promising son Of about
twenty years, drowned in the Cumber-
land river, in one Of her fearful floods.
But never has 10 been the privilege Of
your correspondent, to witness in larger
measure, profound resignation to the
providence of God, than a. this occa-
sion. In all his crushins|1Ine, he muir
INJURED not; but in his r |ltelasec one
might read, Thy vii RaeV
Tho old hoass,eld was rith ex-
pressions Of n day,
from wife, sehI1yen, children,
friends, relatives, - Ipily sttsapts,
all eager to li92G 4 homent,
around the vel, Four.sofIs
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RAIL ROAD,
Through Route to Cincinnati
AND EASTERN CITIES

sleeping ON on I0slJ y. n. Train. Round Tnp
Tickets % cblcinnati and Newport ~ reduced rates
ickct once a Depot Fourth aud Joi raon as Gait
Louisville unA Willard liotcls Norhargt or te,ranls
10 SIN sleeping cans. s. a. GIMrIhLING, sup't
O. = ihnkts 6cnl iss aud Ticket Agent
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sioO Reward /. oasrsd for aay care Of ssuralgla

OT Hheumal.ln ~ ~ ",
cure The pToof that other specific exists Il iound
In every community In parsons afflicted ior many years
mai and sti suffering N pAysioans could cure " q
t,cae aii eris fhi Hotifndf ~ Dr. Filters Neget
ae Rheumatic syrup Il sold BY druggists al " - per
botile-sx bottles % 90 Pun information With CIR
NAV l,c obtained II W. H. ANDERSON sole sgesi ior
stanford. ny
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
Ter sei6maBiee Sarbisr.

fleineh Start, ni6t melt spn bier, lstt
Gin Sa,bier, Ger auf feline 8ere cine slnts
mort idulpis tlsitt. geBtbin ,barbierte
er einen Serrn, rrr unterpelien bic 3eis
tans las. Die mrtcrrplpsiiben ansaben
;eisten rie srpbr Sa!te an, Die IN, Gage
YOrber serpeien, nit 100 unter Nul.
Cine iplbe &dlts haben mir IdJpn LANCE
ni6t mrbr sebabt, bemerfts Der Serr, 16
0rap untsr Pull GO 1T tpirtli6 mabr,
%antpprtete Ger Barber, fir cine 10
Helm 2ecalitit, ME Die unIrise,
1T eas aueerprpentlid mertpircis =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
Sobannes Goaesium,
G~rairie on Gbicn, WiS.
Inter 2eitung Der drifli&en Sraaer.

Der 3Rsd sisiss SrftHtss n, Ger justHs gGaiTit er
ghisns une ees sanSsn Rcrepsftens cine @slesrutst " BITE
ten, cine srineli6e. duf bic @runeldSt Ger Rsltsier btruhtn
be 9r,ieruns III erbalter.
Die cage bee G~rateiums IN uultsrtrsFsn biuaAtth Scr
gsluuetrt, SeausmitGtstt une SdsRbtit Der Seenerie.
Tas 8ebduee ii srps uHS bsausn stnseriStet ieins asftn
fne sefheut, UNI eafelbe nit 9uem ~ serieten pas jun
RphiIsir uRe gemfeVt eer Stueeuttu bsitrastn fam aud
III Is umseeen rem renen ane b~errliden SpielplaSeE.
Der Stueitneurius umfast SQts, mae sspSbu!ia In Col.
lesisn eslehrt rire, ure II tn eisr DEPARTMENTS stusttslt
Sn las untsrs. WittleTs, 6anesltgifEuidait lite uue I'aee-
niiite Department.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17

Son Men,ifui. Der alte 6irit
Wen;ifpt pelder Setaitpppl cine 3sit
lang sertbeipiste, mar elm i6lasfertiser
@istplc. Oils er abseiegt wurre, neil
er bic S6ladt bel Snfermann serlpren,
beflastee or ii6 teim 8aiier, ras Der 8ries5z
miniiter Jpn pbne pulper selaien. Die
lei, elm 6irit 9plscrudi, rarp serafen.
unp bebauptete, CT babe ras pulver redts
seitis absei6idt. 9a rief ibm @eniiz
fcH gu: GrelIenS Sic baben ras pulSer
eritens nidt sei6idt, ;peitens nidt &C.
rpden llnp rrittens niht erfuneen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
a%fascmiiGes Separtenent.

Sritte aiaHe: Gnsli&e SsusHonisa, gsrsedu, gsss
iuuf, Rrssabauseu. alte @titiSte uHb cSe0srapbit. Ssmi.
ite Gltsrtparstnuee. 0semetris, SrtSensmttrit. pboHt, "a
itRiit. @rte1il6. 5rlnjoflS. 2tuti6 nab SpautiS lpenH
stpIgl2tl 3easHtle tur ben EatpcltriSmGs.
SIpeite SLATE : Ssssleunssn, s26tsntlits Dssatttu.
esei' g~tilsispbie euslfte eittratur. 9rtSii6s alttrtbums
iunee, Setanit, Nfrrnsmie analstlts 9temstrie, eanss
,telissmus, 5rauisfiS, DsatiS uES Spaniis Cpsxn &c.
ruuitt.
Grfe 8laFe erelifSt Ptisranr, NSSsutliGe Dssat
ten. 9seit. rnttrshsfi, 9tbit, afrsnsmis, @teIssic. Ssrsa
auns. StaatspiTtbftaft eatsnii&. @T,sSii6, 5rsn,Silt
Tsifffh unD Spduiih (psnn aefpuuihl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
nterbaltenbes 8.

Ggrli9. Sic, Serr Na6bar, Iassn
sic mir bod, tit Ger ipeben einsstretene
Serr, relden bic 9eieui6aft ais Germ
BON Steinburs 9ribte, sieQeidt rer be-
ri6tiste laperlide Baron Spn Steins
burg?
= ncin, mein Serr, Ter liperli6e Steins
burg Der bin i6 une ienrr !Serr rprt, cas
1T metn Srueer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17

Ni9t reali6. Sabt Sbr esnn Die
auTprpsruns niGt ssleisn, raB Der Gin
Ger pie Sade ablieiern iplte? fraste
per 8iGter etnen Oisb, Ger cine Srieflas
i9e nit Sch Sefuneen UNI MID Angelic
fert bate. = ia, a%utrprrtste Der Dieb,
aber eS itanr pa: Der rspli6e Sinperu.
ca bab' ids ni6t fir mid senpmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
Gittleres 1eparfement.

Srittc SLATE Srtbpsraphie, eefeu. Sfrti&n @rara.
NATL, Retreu, Geographic griai&te 6rarsstla (ssEr &c
rlniStl RsligieRss uuterriht.
3writc SLATE seien, SSrsissu, Srammahs Nufas
IGgsibCd, HehneH, algebra, 0eltih, yatsin,ld, Grtetilr
BraH;tNib lrGr ssrluiGD, Seli5icasgHtsFriat.
Srite SiaNe ssien, S6reihsg, SGrfsau. IufidsIarsi
Sen, eese'uHit, @S'tttts. gessrapbit, S3stuen, Slssbrs
@epmsrit SuGflbrfu. Dsati6, eats,RilA. GrisSii5, t.sn
iefib LH5 SpGT,id (wtRn st1galhD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
3mei Sbeoloaen. Gin prptetantiIder

O"F ~T*"s"BF"I fFEVIF""F'TF|FF
UNI Elm fatbolii6er, bielten cine YriSats
0%isfuiipn iber bic SprsiSli6feiten ibrer
reip. 0laubenslebren, beire entwifeltcn
fold slSn;cnre Sererlamteit, belize ipras
den nit ipl6 sliibenpsr ueber;eusunsss
funit, cae mad rem Sdlub Der 0ebatten
UNI nab reifi6er lleberleSuns pe5 Sc
bbrtrnL Der 8attplit prpteitantii6 unp rer
9rpteltant fatbpliI6 purce.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
Gin gutss altss Mittsrdsn fam Il

Gin sutss altss Wittsr9sn fam III
benz Serrn Yfarrer unp bat or mbdte rpb
cine bcilise Mene fir ibren sin;isen
Spbn lelen, Der Iebr tranf ca.nieper lie
&c unp omar ;u Gbren pes Ssilisen, Der
in jsner Sranfbeit aussnblid!i6 belle.
Der pfarrsr absr iaste sr femme cinsn ipls
den Seilisen fir iene 8rantbsit niht, or
wole alic lieter pie MsiIe 81 alien lie
ben Seilisen haItsn. Nein, iaSts rie
Srau, earauS miro niGtS, raraus Miro
nitts, rrnn rann serlast iih Gin Seilis
ger auf rem anpsrn unc 70 miro meinem
Spbne nihr gebplfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17

Gin 6denfeber ltane an elmer Gas
laterne, ais chen Elm esi6ensus spriibers
sins. 9Ser 1T oas, Der ra besrabeu
pirp 3? fraate i'm elm aamerap. 1T tpees
ct mid srnar, erpiererte er, aber II NEE
me- es nero Der wpbl iein, Der i'm Sars
&C lieot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
& Sin StmmpreOner i'm Siren bob ais

81 Gin StnmprrOaer i'm Sarm bob ais
mpperner OemDitsbnes feline &sre pis
fplst On 4: Seller Citizens @snn i6 ets
nen sansen Mrnat setrpfnete slspfel>
i6nige Seseilen tdtte, 10 fSnnte mein
Baud nidt pifer anaeidwplsn iein spn
Stpl; uno Gitelfeit. cine 10 srpBe aupis
ems beute Gbenr bier periammeIt su isbsn
u. :. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17

Gin jnnger Mann, Der germ Gpmplis
mente ma6te, aber tcin 9si6id pasu
bate, ias BEL einem Glide nit mebrsren
feinen Wdp6en, persn cine i'm fraste,
rparum CT 10 penis elie? ald, autwprtes
te er, trenn man iplde Sunsfern iiebt
Sereebt einem Der Appetit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
Seeinauuaeu.

Scf u. NsbnnHs, nntsEriSt DafSsu. ausbsdsru Der,
ielben, y Suartal. si
Uahrsne fsr 5trien bee 9satsiums, .............S 20
2Gies 1efean9er Q Saarial ".,".,.......""-.... 70
iinseres ...
Cir Miuft. u. 3eiten. tla,trriSt rirb utra saahlt. Stsr.
tsliasrltSs SsTansstjaeluHe. Ss rirs isn dbsua sefattrs
psaen atpetenbeit, aus9enemmen tn Salsn lana sausruSe-
Rranibett peer 9ntldfung.
Sseer apfsdRser irats nit minetfsns erei Spn1er. unl
hrsi 0iuier. Nusistu serisbeH len. isris nit anr ssulssn.
ben ansabl Ssmstn, Strlmpfe SaiSsuta1er, SaRsniSer
Serriss'tn, Raurne Sarfsn u. { y. Stna eietsr @saeu-
fanse rtre seu Srasstum e~etefert, rsnn nt6t beisrbert
Irtaassmsnts ~steisrhllb sstrphn fne. Stsss 8ftisunsk.
aud islts nit hem Ramtn ss Stuesnisn sasitnc I'm
9ltern, pdte ibrs SiHeer mad Sduis tpmmea AZ IaAsu utu.
i5sn. lsltsH Srt Nefsr iarsr Snirse esspH MAIDEN uas
tas nsttise Rtiisesle rnlsnssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
Gin 0aneelsmann flneiste an, pai

e. I'M aufsursumsn. isins Waaren ,pebls
feilsr auspe,tagfe ais sr rafir be3ablt
babe. Gin @igtpir aber iaste: Das
fam CT ni6t, rem CT bat nod teinsn
0rpl6cn Fir Die @Sdrsn tsablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
8r. Benedict, 9ireetsr.
Nfarrer u. &ofe.
Hfarrer y. w. Mtbelm
9 mpehInnAe

REQ. ~. Seis, eiiSsf ssn "a grsRs,
x Ss: 5. i. sssssssa; S ss1sss sesr., Son.
sberp. 9. w. Seiep, gsairis su sbisn, @ts.
esrU. Ssbn 3apler,
Sbrw. q. u. gIarf,
q. 3. Hsitemap<r, Gee,
g. SssisSs dss'' aausus, Sens.
Sec. Z. Sae, Gee, @s@rsssr. Ssra.
R. c'Brisn, 9ta. Ms9rtssr, Sssa.
~brio. y. u. @abpncp. Dusrsut, Sens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
Gin &ettrlbubr fam chit u sinel

Gin Settelbabr fam emit 81 sinsm
Serrn unp birlt I'M elm Almpisn IN.
@eben Sic mir rod etpaS, Iaste CT, mein
Slater lit trrt, meme Wuttsr 1T tort unp
aQe ibre Sinner ilno tpct. @ans yer
punrsrt frastr i'm Der Serr: llno 0u
renn?-S i'd, crpiecerte Der Snabe, i6
bah mid Der Sadie ansenpmmen, neil
ile epb gar 81 trauri9 mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
Observation-Disclosures sesartemsut

Der SaneslspiEsnita ftlits garius urfast ale 3pei..
liner suttu srslii5eu 9rSitbuus, tinitlies!t1 esitu, Stfe
ben. 9sfihte, @trsraptN. ramma Srisf9retssu Re
s~eabunsm, Rstuss, glsskra, srSmetEit SaGfabrtn Sssft
gtrA!iSe estrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17

IN eiaer @eesan pom @auis, bGus
Nsen uebe,i6rrmmunsen ausssisst tes
inject iid fc!senes Snidrift
@snn riele Aufihrift untsr @aNsr
itcbt il lit cer SSes niGt fabrbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
tlnteres DISAGREEMENT,

1ipcits SLATE su6fasirsE. essr. RstR.a. Gsssrs
shie. SGreiben. @dtsttsmus. SiuerrisTrtAt.
CSrtfe SiaHe SIGAtdttrCu n. Ttfnirtu, gssR, Strei
ben. Rthntu. @tifitts, GeC3raytjs, oeg;i6, Garetsisnus
5in1unnrrlht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17

riSt Dal6su ". ausSsIsru s,r,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-01

anxious for your support. Only then will
that citizenship by which you are entitled
to the equal rights of all have its natural
fruits. Only then will there be that har-
mony which is essential to true civiliza-
ton.
The present position of the colored citi.
zen is perilous. He is exposed to iniu-
rious pressure when he needs support, but
see no early extrication except in the way
now proposed. Let him cut adrift from the
managers who would WELD him merely as
political force, with little regard to his
own good, and bravely stand by the candi-
date who has stood by him. If Democrats
unite with him, so much the better, The
association once begun, must naturally
ripcn into common friendship and trust.
am for peace in reality as in name. From
the bottom Of my heart am for peace, and
| welcome all that works for peace.
With deepfelt satisfaction | remember
that no citizen who drow his sword against
us has suffered at the hands OF the eXccu-
toner. In Just association with this hui
mainly will be the triumph of equal rights,
when the promises Of the great Declaration
are all fulfilled, and our people are united
as never before in the enduring fellowship
of common citizenship. To this end
there must be reconciliation, for can with.
hold my hand. Freely l accept the hand
that is offered and reach forth my own in
friendly grasp. | am against the policy of
hate. am against tanning ancient flames
into continued life. | am against raking in
the ashes Of the past for the Goals Of fire
yet burning. Pile up the ashes, extlnguish
the flames, abolish the hate-such is my
desire.
And now turning to the Democratic
party, hold it to all the covenants SOL
EMMY given in the adoption of Republic
can platform, with Horace Greeley as
candidate. There can be no backward
step.
With no common sympathy, have OBJ
served that Mr.. Hendricks, leading DEM
ocrat whom | knew and esteemed IN the
Senate, has receatly announced his accept
ance of the Constitutional amendments,
with their logical results. He proposes as
proper Keynote to the extraordinary
movement now swelling to sure triumph,
Just laws and public virtue" This is a
worthy aspiration, entirely fit on this occa-
sion. My keynote is, 1.-THE unity of the
Republic and the equal rights of all, with
reconciliation" Such is my cry, and
wherever my voice can reach there do I
insist upon all these.
Humbly invoking the blessings of Divine
Providence, which believe must descend
upon such cause, accept my best wishes
for yourselves personally aud for the peo-
pie you represent, and believe me, gentle
men, your faithful friend,
(Signed) CHARLES SUMNER.
To DR.. Augusta, VIM. Ii. A. Worney
and others.
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44O7
ytNuls Is TO GIVE NoTICE-That on

INNS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
i oath day of July, 1872, a warrant in bank
ruptey was issued out of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District OF Virginia,
against the estate of Charles Il, Woodson, of
Goochland county, and State of Virginia, who
has been adiudged a bankrupt on his own petit
ton; that the pay ment of any debts, and the de-
livery ofany property belonging to said bankrupt
to him for his use, and the transfer OF any pro-
perry by him, are forbidden by law; that meet
ing of the creditors of said bankrupt, TO prove
their debts and choose one or more Assignees of
his es tate, will be held ut court of bankruptcy,
to be holden at the Registers office, Richmond,
Va. before w W. Forbes, Esq, Register on the
sth day of August, A. u. 1872, attic O'Clock A. M.
DAVID II. PARKER,
iye4-Tu2w u. $. Marshal.
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nv HIS IN TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on the
1 25th day of July, 1879, warrant in bank
rIlptcy was issued out of the District Court of the
United States Tor the Eastern District of Virginia
against the estate of Henry Beale, of Westmoro-
land co. and State of Virginia, who has been
adudged a bankrupt on his own petition That
the payment of any debts, and the delivery of
any property belonging to said bankrupt, to him
or for his use, and the transfer of any property
by him, are forbidden by law THAT meeting
Of the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and choose one more assignees of his es-
tate, will be held at a court of bankruptcy, to be
va before w. w. Forbes, Esq, Register, on the
9th day ofAueust, A. ID. 1872. at 10 O'Clock A. M
DAVID B. PARKER,
jy 29-M2w U $. Marshal.
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SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTERS.

AAO- AA' 1855
w. IL MONTAGUE. No. s South Tenth street.
ID. III. PYLE, Tenth street, between Main and
Bank
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DANIEL O'D0NNELL, No. SIS broad street
W. J. ANDERSON, Nos. s25 Main and 2o6
Broad streets
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
rfNitE IMPROVED
~ SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
THE BEST FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK.
Its sales indicate il;
durability and Popularity proveit;
It's Work confirms it.
l27, S3S sold in ls7O-4i, S25 more than any other
company
ISL 26O sold in lS7l--52, ia more than any other
company.
OVER 7O0,0 900 MADE, SOLD, AND IN USEi
The Machine must stand upon its own merits.
q Call and examine it.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
MADAME DEMOREST'S CELEBRATED
PATTERNS for ladies' and childrens clothing
and gentlemen's under garments
gH SIIAFFER & STRONG, s..
NH l0-d&wts 9l3 Main street
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DUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
II Mt w. J ANDERSON'S,
S25 Main and zoo Broad street
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DUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
D at w. ]. ANDERSON'S,
S25 Main and POS Broad street.