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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-29

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
Il sale Of Mr.. c. G.. McItae. commissioner. | VIII
offer bv request of DR.. John j.. Friend. NINETY
ONE AND 4 HALF ACRES OF LAND near the
Richmond and Danyiilc railroad ndioininS the Muir
chs land.
Terms: Very liberal, and made known at sale
ID. X. WEiSIGER,
70 9TH TIL - efs Auctionrrr
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOUISA LAND.

By virtue of decd Of trust executed 70 the under
signed us trustees ny W. W. Pctus aud Martha r.
his wife on the !th day Of january. 1854, and OF re-.
cord in the clerks Office oil the County Court Of
Louisa. to secure I'll. payment "f debt therein
mentioned, due 10 Joi,u T.. Shelton. deceased We
shall sell ri public auction the highest bidder on
the premises. on TUESDAY the 9th day Of April.
1872 the LAND conveyed In said !crd consisting Of
THREE HUNDRED AND FlFTf-ONE ACRES,
four miles from Louisa Courthouse, IN said county:
on the South Anna river aud adjoining the LANDS ~
Is % excellent quality. and has upon II Il DWELL
ISG-IIOUSE and usual firm-houscs.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, and the residue on
ments purchaser giving bonds for the deferred pay
ment with good SurcticS, bearing interest from the
day of sale and title retained until al the purchase
money shall have been paid.
JAMES ?: SHIEIL L Trustees.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Auc,ioneers and Real Estate .'se"
llls Main street.
ny VIRTUE OF A DEED or l ustsss

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED V ,n, t usts,i,,
ID executed 10 the undersigned % ' 49, in He1-
dated tbs, 18Th day OF August, l>es, ~ On The TN
rico County Court, and dc.ree e. s5nr, Of tic at!
dsy of JANUARY 1870, In the Circuit "n,in!stratrA
OF Richmond In the cause ~ Morgan aa".rel % u
rs Otey 1t ,ILs.; and another aecise ~ lpees
eth day OF January lsIaa, IN The So.,s in lie SO
Virguf in said EtSt-na!ned cause a9 s,it Ccer ct
teere of January 10Th, 1870, OF the " l ou he
the rity OF Richnond. shall pr.cccn - ~ I.-s Al
premises, on WEDNESDAY,; Marc, me Il hishest 4jt;
O'clock p NJ, By public auctioo, " 10 W: ~
der, tie foi!owing-deseribe pr9IssfTSsii of LAM,
that certain LOT, PIECE or ~, and b.r: "
With the improy cments thereon, his ,fs ,s.a:y a.
the city OF Richmond but formerly ~ h,,e,sscCn 81
Hfenrico) on, The eastern line oil ths on s1a
Eightrelith and Marshall siteeis, ls,,njs ttea ~
EfSbteenth street thirty feet ana 'hnHdrS iet''
isSsIiei lines with Marshall street QUE - c.er!o
TERMs: Cash US to SO much Us paa. "a of rotl4lits
nav the costs of executing the t1tss on" n,d and "
and drawing the trust deed |! thsn nn,e 70. So,
uay off principal and Interest 0. Lars set ~
dated August 18TH, lst:, payable tme s,id caUss
date and the costs OF the defendants IN Sa,he.. ar
Morgai,s admuistyatriS rs. 0tey aiu ,', sno9p ~
the residue on such terms VI may rs TYIls.se'
the day Of sale. WILLIAM FoLNfS'
At the same time and place We siai aiW ss FRA NJ
LOTS adjoining the above, Mi un three rpela'
TENEMENTS thereon, enhts,nil...fSS T. Co, q
each. 80. 2RICHAEl,Sos S,nset..
S"so' Real Estate AuctohVtrs,xi
fclS 1ll3 A@A
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fe o1-3t Real Estate Auctioncer.

VERY VALUABLE AND CONFE-
Y NIENTLY-LOCATED FARM OF SIXTY
ACRES, on THE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE
the request of Mr.. John II. Mckenzie, who de-
H., ~. to retire from farming and engage in commerce
ga tant city. offer for sale his very excellent
III d Ut ly-located FARM, situated as above, con-
anu H., 'ixty acres, all open land, and the most
Of it ii high Of cultivation With fair young
orG orc s,n1i vine ard A portion Of the land
Isf.n c in clover and grass and nearly the
The improvements consist OF a. aost twelve Years
ago) and the usual out-6aildings ,or,,s ,,,,, ;.
TO elect speedy sale the price and Ierns Ms oe
niaue .nm , Snniv ~ w. GODDlN,
gwen u. ~ ohce' App' Real Estate A;lcioneer.
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BY w. Goddin,
Anctioneer ana Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets,


An EXCELLENT FARM OF ABOUT
N TWO HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES, IN
IIENRlCo, HALE \ NILE FROM SAVAGE
MOND, FOR SALE OR RENT REMARKABLY
LOW.-At the request OF Mrs I. Dudley, offer for
sale or rent her FARM located Us above 1t contains
about TWO HUNDRED and FIVE ACRES, of
which about half is open land, embracing some fine
ChickalIolniny low-grounds. The Improvements
embrace an excellent dwelling, good barn, stable,
kitchen, &C., and an excellent orchard.
TO effect an immediate sale great inducements will
he offered: If not sold in week 1t will be rented
to q careful tenant 1T low price. Apply to
W. GODDIN,
fe oT-St Real Estate Auctionepr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-29

Nc and George Washington both have a
birthday this year in February. Twenty
days less Washington would have been me.
was born the I'd, and he the ed. Wouldn't
I have made healthy father Of my country !:
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The sale will commence on
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 81, 1872,
at O'Clock, and continue every evening until sold
out ,,,,.
The Gallery is now on exhibition. Catalogues can
be had at the exhibition room, and ut 1917 Main
.trnof fc 29-lt
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BY Thomas w. Reese. Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

DUBLIC SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY-TwO OIL PAINTINGS
~. AT
IL. 81 No. a21 MAIN STREET,
beloI gIng to the American Art Union, comprising
also THEOLOGICAL and HI L ok ~ Al
PIECES BY some Of the most o 1rr
mounted in gold and in the most fashionable
STYLES. ...#..-
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REAE. ESTATE at PRIVATE SALE.

rRAME DWELLING AND LOT, ON
Z GRACE STREET RETNEES SEEEN-
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH. FOR SALE PRl-
JATELY.-We are instructed 10 offer by private
sale a desirable FRAME DWELLING located as
above containing nine rooms. with lot fronting 60
Inv ls5 fcci. RICHARDSON & CO.,
-,'rr no-tt lib Main street.
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BY Wc!!ins,oa Goddin'

Sale conducted by \. C.PuLLGh,i, Aucti'"c'
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BY Cook 6 Laughton, Auctionccrs,
Corner Governor aud Franklin streets.

Sale conducted by D. X. WEIsIGER, Auctione
fe D7-2t
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8sS- Mr. KIRK RoBtssoN is authorized to
collect and receipt for gg sub -,
sc.iptions to the Times.
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ORANGEBURG 9. II is. q. !.

Aiilaai] ghTqmeH edifo aniJsaGi ns,A
rtslS.s pal ,Rsdys J..W ,sa4smmoD 10
10 trsG.q5fsaab si1,1fo aaiiasqa ,siiq
go sno 10 .sshi gili tftg .Ees7poas1 nzadiyoa
:ail1ov gnor'o gnigteIlu, sdi otri fssean mo
-ogef nss5ipos, ~ tsds ROY iistIIir r.
..554iR sss4lls nEl':9 P:sHEBiEARRas|f HlEi 4AsR ss s
r.apf n44diroa bra nisd,aH asswisd
.fea l,rea ID lie silss nam n7sdtt;os sdT
III it co1uaiiai,s viii bS oidiaad iiad tls!al allbtsast lbtat
TILES y HI ltlRs GR-Ajp1 -AAj3p1 EMS; 1LAIsksEE
BEPoEfs,3I SUMMARY 'of FoRBiGN
news, choice LII'TlEls:REA,rU,RE, q ls:E PoErRF l5Els
aud srEoAsl coltaIss Hur5 the agrrculs
tarhl population 81 our State and county.
1t is the intention ofethe proprietor to
!, ,,,aaf.Jpps stdsyiSf lHo2 -, ,s'iaa saTi
aoilso bun tro3 sniWora 9liI i&di nllssI awa
iuoeuu e1a 'ass14 % etsia efis 10 s7efo
asa ,ssa. TIE ass,,TI fsEfsl sEls, ,as slsl ssssis
'ia2 Ila9;tsta4 moa bna beJ7ow its# yIta
ons9f NEG Tie ii aAaYs Ssas sss
lev binq eiAo
81 TWO lDElip DOLLARS RERa ANRuMsoa ,Iig
oNElDtLLAR FOR SIX MoNTEs. .dincsa
i ,ati6 7;d zlslrFis mo ~ J idsb 20
Advertising Rates. iaoo ssd
ohsidollar and half a square for the,
first insertion, and oncadollar n square,
for each subsequent Insertion. " =, q Z,
S@ Announcements for oaice-zs5,oQ.So
rsa Marriage notices s.n and obitaarieyI s.
same rs advertising rates. 2n I9a. SiGoda
nsar Advertisements for three, six and ].
@ 2ijsft 10 g d3ntg tc
twelve months will bo contracted forsatas
liberal deductions from the above. rates ].
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TOWN DIRECTORY.
THE WEATHER.

1I,cdnc,day, Jnlya17a iii $ o'clock, So 2,
500. Thursday S!,; mt s, 500 i 3 ,e93. FRI
day 10Th, s, S3o; =, 9lo. saturday. goth, s,
500; 2. ., S0o Hon;lay 22I, s, TS'; ., S9o9.
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Thousands suffer from that most ahroSinp
disagrceahle complaint Catarrh, without
knowing what it is
Often the sccrcled mucous flowing down the
throat clogs UP the lungs and lays the founda-
ton for consumption.
The most skilltul physicians fiiii to cure it,
cure any case of obsiruction-stopped up
head discharges of greenish, thick, thin or
glairy mucous from Tie nose, internal or cxter-
nal--p.,in or iullnees between ;ile ,cycs---con-
slant blowing of the Observation-Disclosures of the
nasal passascs,- of stll,lcidcrian
membr,ne, etc., in the course of a few days.
.r,DEAFNE.SS. ,i,.t.t. lln
Nervous Deafness, Noises in the Head, Otor-
rhTa-Ohtis discharge from Ear),
Paralysis OF Auditory Nerve tf5 R'
am daily treating all affections OF the car
with the most gratifying results. Some who
had paid aurists nearly $1,000 without benefit,
have been cured by me i'll Il few weeks at mod
crate CNpensC.
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THE, sINGER sg4LL FRI IyssPI IsftNT !,
q Ee VI 81 " 1 Il
NEW FAMILY SINGER SEWING
x,u,, ), nAoaIag.la / !

wlrll ATTACHMENTS r9n s. pr gSsz8
is fast winning favor in tfe Household, as shown,
by the rapidly increasing sales.
This NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
is capableof range and variety of work such
as aaf essS .RSs 5 n {s Y
The ciieape't, most beautiful, delcately prrarg-
cd, nicely adjusted, easily operated, aud hfodtii-t
" running of tll The Family Sewing Machines.
Il tic'y sl9i'ssS s1 ae, g I s s,g Wy
different !!i.,ls of texture which :t~wn sew with
f., n.l, 8. , fSi5 a ra s 8 iS5@s syI
u U GH sIIi 1Gl &1b ,'aJs s
leather may be sewn with great strength and
5 Ss4s ktsE lbslEssE sBt IL
adjusted for line work pr g;uze.or goss1mer tis=
sue, or lIr eiasiws 1fSth,rla psooiruaiff~i1 16g
almost any other work which delicate fingers
x faa #55SSs F PGsfERE Il 45esIEsd M M assS,
award aware ofthc i'islYa4 a4afaIlsss,tF afalsssf,,t ,aha6,
oliiccat i!ngine lIo;:sc, Orangcburg, S. 9.
i'm ,3IItIR4 ,3IIe
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sa- Sheriff ! shleancSt week.
= g 3.E 81 ~. a"
Mr.. j. L. Izlar hus iust rSturnc'l
from the Baltimore Convcn!ion.

sfncFln N6r,cl3- me p.i,c oi.sin.,iv
copies of ,hc Times, to those WHO arc not
subscribers, is only Five &c is.
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AS will be scln hy referenccAo ourMd-
-LA%@As-~

AS will be sem ly refcrcnccto ourHd-
vorsising columns, Mr.. Lee lligood, ot,
BArnwell and Mr.. Osl. Hay, Of suns
1nti*iflc, hate Gccna associated with the
firm of John Colecx q Go, Factors and
Commission Mcrc!.lnt<, Charleston, S: g..
They will be tlsan'stul io;' The patronage
of their friends i'll 0itmias burg Cduiity,
and will guurl:iecc.;,i .;,iisi,,t Oh.
r----7---- ---.----!.!- ltilI
! ahrrhi. Ju trIci!'s sCo,,.:r. Iii tall,iw-
ln3,ia s.w TO lcl.s:b or Till Euuttc
drowning, durnts Tie past Wctl;: a
S'atc ~. ;:;t!.i. !',.,.:, 1l'''--5.
gully. r'' ns'''t,.o.'
State vs.. George NJ. jenkins ana Il.
III. ~, JcEiiills. Nloittion %. contract,
Nos gully.
Stat, IS, GA',-i.i foyer ~ aux :y,.i
- cry. 49, gu: sss.EL ss2srr
4NIoSHl OEuEw GrEiwa & Ar c!ii2aiis
Will no tioubv'ilc pleased to learn tl,atllae
Ss4piRSSIaS ihia, Id,g9 las been made II.
Money Order office. Money can be sent
1ohiiS Ea!trtt, o'T.tAle 5goNltiy, without dan
ycraof loss, ,utntheinlowing rates:
On I'll amoigmlif aliS,n not exceeding So, five
cents; nSer Sl0nnd not exceeding $50,
ten 'celta,i6ya,dss20 and not exceeding
$50 fifteen cents; and 50 on to $50.
tA'lisisiGui,e an accession TO our postal
tacilitiess s,enH peoplc are enabled, at Il
small rateoot'lcmnmis>ion, 10 send any a
mount Of, nlJRey under $50 to any part of
the United States.
CRuMBs.-Wc would ask the attention
Of our readers 10 our Baltimore Cores
rondence, published in another column.
Read the advertisement Of Dir. l.. G.
Stevens, which appears this week. A
good chance to invest in desirable real
estate.
Tie. Stiles Mcllichamp conduc,c |
divine services at the Episcopal Church.
lust Sabbaa;h. d1.aa Iab
We understand there is to bc II bar
hc,1icl aud, il,udicala spccchnaking at
Rowe's BRIDGE on I:cSt Saturday.
Capt IA. j .aErcdcric!, has been con
fined 10 Lis bed i9r, ilc Rast five days.
We asc pleased d,to,know that i.c is con-
valesciig.F . 'f'' Toi '.,'i ..,-.-
--J. ii. Wnh!ers has lust received
largc stockof foreign and domestic cigars.
We, know they are fine, forwc have ''mft.
CD them. ~ .,
An Intelligent lad can find steady
cmp'oymcnt'at "tlc art preservaiiyc OF
all arts by applying at this Office,
Nc understand timta lax Of three
mlllsIsl.asi'bccnn lcvicd in Cow Gu tie
Township, for schopl purposes,
--5everal Of llic' planters in the vicini-
ty OF Rowes7 Pump are needing rain.
--'Svo understand that Dir. j. A. Kcl.
Ter has withdrawn his name rs IL c,ndi-
date forSenator, from this County.
e apt John S. Bowman and Il. ii.
/irn mi or Nsf, 40 4,
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Too I,ATE We haye received n com.
manicatiom giving n sgfaphic account of
the Radical meeting at Lcwisyille, on
monday of last week; but owing to the
.lateness Of the hour, we are unable to give
iitFrooim ON iii this issue. 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24

the Radical meeting. at Louisville, on
Monday of last week but owing to the
.lateness of thehour, we are unable to give
sc 10 ON ON III III tliis issue.
- = News Items.
/ The, e5astEraad DnaIod4,lI DnaI lIArt||saSsIII thaat
lhtrinh la8 tleiIfrequsat ihltldt bounty,
during the past week.
Atfhe fsy9 sfaF "a Rlus 4,
dse6a msss sssf5S ASGy
iiF9capsr9, a. s-s,.l s..ssaa = = e u sI i
An important railroad mcclingis tobe
held i on the iirEY?t Of A91g{'yh Greenwood,
iii flit interest Of the Greenwood and A,S-
.g!adstn1lSeadI Disingnihep gSahr r2ftawill
|l}o 1l5ffeagsasHnta! 1l55ffeagsasHnta 'sxAioIaxaf s-t
Senator slmncr, Of S1assacA4asLis, has
ysy4sseFalfg. 0G
Gaasc, c,zuMbJ JASsgrs Siiairisuishcd
citizen OF Georgia, died suddenly last
YefEk.i IsE yO9 no
1t is stated upuh thcsau,hority Of Coll
Ethan AlleM dli6i ,anNS'd flc I.bcral REL
publican aNaiiSnht c'dSnhimSiitcc, that Chasl
Sumner INN 9 laS f9Hfseff,tsl f q l t9atfliyaE ilaH i
dozen speeches hS..;t in tny9r at Greeley and
Brown, III tic Gt's9IHt ss9oIaHth,SSfrn ih,Sr States. So,
TheiGrant hat ~ something after the
Grceieynstb'lc, except that ii is varied
iwithllnelS trapc.
z The Charleston News says:
''T. j. Mackcy, i'll his. Winnsboro
speech, said that it cost sl50OO0n brihcs
Ttospa sthsph6spb;a t0r bone bill through
the Legislature. Will Judge AIackey OBJ
li:g,e Tie public with the names oithc per-
CONS g.Q iurlis!cg Stills bribery sGm a.
The hriDcrs arc just about as bad rs thc
br:bcd."
3 The TAsunaslg3 RMrl8Fahe Univ rs
", has licensed Or. Il. Ii. Jurdan and
Mr.. Ailcn L9ard, ot Chester, S. G. Is.
az / ,iiz1laaI Gl.-y -Itoata- Iesslaan 9dl
A late Long Brai cl, tcn,i,f,rms an
s,n,iring pNhie ihat Gen. Grants turn
iat, pres ntcsl 30 him by Tom Murphy
rWl ,o.hrr;, eyqitqd considerable atten-
bon" His other turnout to lie proson-
t%l 70 hln,ioNt iu5f hy.tlie iIiA3msl7 7.Rti
pualicana ni,A others, wil4-eycite more.
e,li tieI 5-!,- ~-e- r1a4mgJ sjn.i
Grri'lGsinish declares "that the Demo
CRAZE luirpy is d,.al' 'rArec i. Hon.
y,t"r3 Q oagSis 10 naEc II aIfle's,iiltiy
corrsn. N.,iin, iftle Democratic pasfw
By Jl$H, 4 i9IIcaid u ei' The GebuubbHi bubbHi
can papers Observation-Disclosures TIN
,p cen' iHHeis }'etween .liA! I.4H:hlic:,i
AND the Cd !leaoe!Atic party.
Is iA -sS. ..5ss ~ :
THE GgLoHEn El.xMESn n---Ss aunleyS.
,hecoior7i t1rantrelev,or, who abandon,
g! the Republicans in NIaryilnd writ 81
'hat "over lhousand colorcd people nj.
tended the Weldon, North Carolina
mcecting, and that he does not find, ii,, has
been reported, that the colorcl men are
by amy means united inslpport Of Grant"
a letter has been addressed to Mr.. Sum
ncr, signed by one hundred Colored men,
referring to the political situation, and
without naming any preference or men
;ioning candidates, asking his advice to
the colorcd people. i Republican.
e=sas1ss.s..ss
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6 5sisas 5sstsfisE8 slsi t.

IS 5Sisas lss,sfsE8 Es
sFJ'Ft tic tt55l IaIrd wli;,ii aays thus
4hatit tG>iAGs 81 y2nasBIii yrnpaigsSBiIiiii,
aud the confidence shown in nns gtrf lnnfni-
eS!rfonsllsWn'bisI tibe;glt opiesiiaity yepiscSff
soa I1IT f git iigiitiln9gn tl4 qrans.a#r
Vines. 1ric encotiragsn,rlhI 81 eG lllst, Istro,l-
as;e a".l kindness iHi'!nttss; !: sFoig fiiiih in
.tptasc lus SIS, ,a,nt wsadaiaplsi yqqi9n,ls
sp,!if,nt WsrGlaaiIrps.irta .hriiati no iiinE
viii 54iedsit ptihAs III AssesSetlsein ea1h,ui,G
la4rBtll'lji;;e ~ "; !Y storfH il sfgH.allsp g nfs
store; Where viii he Kept sslcll prngS aid SIr,li
cnc+ alone, as vii Warrant tgaam.iincaiil IRE
dliayearn'gpdioasi sipplya nisa 4, authors with
Aisdisisssu okl'te yelygds,,siivr ialord,itin
the market. II fx"i'la eSlsqp etclqrs apGsi,st
'"ay,i 1f my rrsef slal bS 81 " :EyI EryyInne Ter
vaI'lllG good, fresh Afcdicilcs as anyb0tiy9.
invi,. tl,c Physicians Il The District 10 Cali
and cxamhe forah.a9clvcs. They are ids!e.
iowiusc opinion ! submit. Send vonf=Sidt.2
alihsy will be filled t,o yorir satisfactisn!T
Just received stock Of pusg, mcIiuiue,
consisting Of I.;,i,lanuhl, It,rcs5rie, 6astofOii
Swtgtt9if, 1.i,sdih salts iGtan aSrRt.tF, Carl,
Soda, So, lyo sStiils, Paints ara Brusl,tY', Goii
cqnlratsd Eye, latcn, Medicines af ,IpkiGas. e
,lpfi call NJ lie .S,Miiern B-tSIiStoft LIsus;
syll Street, aud yo&aYiif bbs a!r q wl4l9pp
want. ..er1l. G, ,}JIiIS hS, -
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.ss..f ~ 80 z4b np1siyAI I1F ' ,NN 4 b
DR. R. D. L.ESDls Dls,l,a,lz, Boa
at. p3'ti&n@lmonuu sriilsv. ~
cIAH:.r.. '1@I Hlsr .i5;l EEo 10 ls,ia5s is: Z !
!, Can beicopfyltel on the Tiollp,si4s ,jliseaics,
and diseases II kindred nature, frac of chpge
tiid ins,rict Confidence ~ Hn4 a..is
Charges moderate, and Within fitcJ rcachftf
|. all. Office hours from a. III. to Z 4. m.
RIGriEiY1sW a:ml .I,EsL-R. R.XLGIA.
In MI artllrititc complaints, as, rheumatism,
aoit, nGuir,lsa ,st tliis pr}ciicc Is almost per-
feet. Tire most intense paias arc almost iirt
stantly acknowledgements swellinss are re-
daced-ltmbs ,xliei ,hnye hoear ,toiItracictl and
sill for years are IeiiXct.o o,,SNcF. of twe,fN,-
thirty and forty Years stainins Envc been cured
by me, after ali other muansaFav& E,il1anW 10y
\ great mpliehn,Sm ii tslDi igiaim,hQ QEei
pain, by wlfic!, can often, in u ew moments.
toothc ind carry oif tllesmost cSersAiatiis sui!-
crings. M ,zy.t ii,y4 rn- 5f}i ~ 4,
III tllii system did nothing more than to re-
icve pain, i, would stand superior. 10 ;ltt5 other
system cxtant. 5ils 53Io sia a79
*. CATAIsRH.fgla ovali t.
Stoppcd-up Head, Running of the Nose,
constant hawking and splitting,
constant Blowing of the
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24
MERCURIAL DISEASES.

q
Mercury, iniudico,isiy used, has filed the
earth with wrecks of humanity. Thousands
suffer from It's elects who have been nncon-
sconsly druggcd by their physician. IL is vain
10 attempt The cure Of the majority OF diseases
whtlgit rfmap1.s - il. lh4 bpEly. .I,,is l5es
NlfiauGh ] have f.fag,i of several sp-cailcd
aili'lmts int 'ihorturyi haihe human body, J
have ,tisScrhSf ae9n ai,issiciaip plhol could
Flaunaic II iro;'l tile Sys.cu
I cm satisfy ,yPa'ft1tt dr iillysicsari dat
can atsoiaiciy extract mercury, lead, zislc and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hi every case. s'' ''l'
a2f1 q CANCERS. -isa l'seIl
Noima-la R3A4c tnrayc, 20 Dr. 'WioIr Cancer, ctSar9
er Scirrn- Cancer i'inS1>,s CaIgttr, 3
Rose Cancer spider Cnrqcr..
linahts;i ulfptcdtysin adtfoameht oi
'cfsypslNi 81 Gmce ana, ,tHnorS,s T,ltg
How many cancers. and rh;ors are, wrong
fGll,"ircatci' by httf,ain carlatans styling
ihemSrNtFl TanHSF Doctors" ,
Aiter beng pronounced incurahc, l will take
amy one OF these casts ih hand, and make u
T. rmoncnt cure.
My terms for treating canrcik, etc, will
haseI1n The age aud ct,udi,im oil the patient.
"itd t!ig loSItlNc ccr!anuy pt cure,
o.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-09-10
TEsE MANASSAS CREME.
ABDUCTION OF MESS FEW
EEE.

TIE ALLEGED sEDUCER IN CUsToDl
At FREDERICKSBURG - ARRIVAL
OF TIE FATHER or THE VIC
T lTId-TnE. CLAMoR AeAIysrF
CLARK At NANASShS-H HIS
TORY OF TIE CASE-DEP-
.|H lOSITION OF MISS i EW- 8
ELL - PAINFUL
SCENE. sc. &C.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-09-10
TUESDAY. September 10 1872.
RESISTANCE TO GREELEY
IS OBEDIENCE TO GRANT.

AT Abingdon on Wednesday the
day was consumed by a presidential
discussion between Senator Jno. w.
Johnston and Col. Jno. w. jenkins.
who advocated the re election of
Grant. Mr.. Johnston's first speech
was 4 close and merciless review of
the finances Of the administration,
the official documents being used as
data. In reply Mr.. jenkins said he
was not prepared to take a financial
view of the question at issue, and he
preferred to view the matter in more
comfortable direction. He was hard
upon those democrats who had sup.
ported slavery and brought on the
war. This was hard on Col Hughes
who sat transporting distance of him.
His speech was not even respectable
froth, and when Mr.. Johnston reioin-
cd, he chewed him up and spit him
ont. About one fourth Of the aud
iencc were negroes, who occasionally
sInealed out, "t2lk more oh dat Jen~
kcns; I've llnowed what was coming,
We amt gwine to vote for Greeley
nuther.' -
Mr.. Johnston's speech was able and
and comprehensive. jenkins felt his
defeat soreiy and with radical records
only, Johnston simply ruined him. {
We wish we had room for these
speeches.