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TN THE CIRCUIT Court OF THE UNI
j. TED STATES for he Eastern District of
Virginia. Tuesday, May 2Sth lS72
John Johns Jr., Assignee OF William o. Dog
sett, bankrupt, VS.. john T. Butler, Trustee
ana boudar and PizZini I'm Equity.
1t is ordered that the sale of the property made
and reported by John j. hns, Jr and Alexander
ID. Sands, Commission er in this cause be ratified
and confirmed, unless exception be taken thereto
within thirty days from this date
Teste: ~ a-re---r.
M. F. PLEASANTS,
MY 2s-T5w IIa,l,
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[GEsERAL NArunE-No. es

GENERAL NATURE--No. IS 'a'
AN ACT TO regulate the salary of the Consul at
Tien Tsin, China,
Be it eIacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiues of the United States, in Congress assem-
bled, That the salary of the United States consul
at Tien Tsn, China shall, from and after the
passage of this act, be thirty-flve hundred dol
lars and the laws regulating the duties of sala-
ried consuls shall govern said consul. .la
AYR Nav
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia. ass- --,a.rg & asrrE-.- gsHr9-Gs T.
In the matter of Joseph M Quesenberry
bankrupt-in bankruptcy. fa'f!rsa...ar
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN j. -as. ss,.. Z
The undersigned, VIM. H. Allderdice, of Rich
mond city, Va, hereby gives notice of his APP
pointment as assignee of the estate of Joseph
". Quesenberry, OF Spottsylvania county,
Virginia, in said district, who was, on the
10th day ofIuue, 1872, adjudged bankrupt on
his own petition by the District Court of said
District. .-H... sr.as HsH To- .Hrtr.rr.
Dated Richmond, July 9th, 1872. sEs s..srf
w. .-s-...-. ~ VIM. IL. ALLDERDICE,
" 6--SSW .... a.. .... Assignee.
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Is the only article thus combined, fastened and
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All physicians recommend its use, and one
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THE DisFRiCT COURT OF THE UNF
4 Ted STATES for the Eastern District o
Virginia, -'o''
In the matter of ]. H. M. Neblett. baukrupt
lin Bankruptcy
Basfsrn District of Virginia IS.
Nonce Is hereby given that n general meet
nag OF the creditors of the said J. H. M. Neblett,
bankrupt, for the purpose of declaring divi-
aend Will be held at Richmond, at the Office of
W. W. FORBES, register in bankruptcy in said
ulstrlct, ON Monday, the LIST day of July,
ls7Z, at 10 o'clock A. M, in accordance with lhe
PROVISIONS OF the eth and 2sth sections of the
bankruptcy act of March I'd, 1867.
Dated at Richmond, this l4th day Of June,
1872. d r. TIIRNRTII T. '"''
lie 2l-F2w& Assixnss
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SDACK-LOG STUDIES"


In this unique series Of papers now appearing
in SCRIBNERS MONTHLY, Mr.. Warner, au-
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BACKLOG STUDIES have been quickly APP
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DUTTERICK,S PATTERNS. Va aB frpr
ID Sole Agency, HOWE SEWING MAoHINB,
Office S2S Main street
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THIS is 10 GIVE NeTiCE-That on the
Il lst day of July, 1872, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court
OF the United States for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, against the estate of A. p Routt 4
co, OF Orange county and State ST Va who has
been adludged bankrupt on his own petition
Ihat the payment of any debts, and
the delivery of any p, operty belong
ing to said Bankrupt TO him or for his use and
Lhe transfer OF any property by him, are forbid
den by law; That II meeting of the creditors OF
sald bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees OF his estate, will be held
at court of bankruptcy, TO be holden at
Alexandria Va, before Lysander Hin, ESQ
Register, on the 2Tsb day of July, "A D. 1872, az
O'Clock A. M DGyTDR PARKER
jy S-M2w IT = Marsb,l
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SEG.4 That enlisted men, now in the service,
shall receive the rates of pay established in this
act according to the length of their service and
and nothing cgntaued in this act shall be CON
strued q. affecting the add tional monthly pay
allowed for REIMBURSEMENT by the act OF August
fourth, eighteen hundred and fltty-tour. ..r.s
Approved, May 10, 1872. E .t... s.a.-.
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....-- [GEsERAL NATuRE---No. &C. ] ..s.
AN ACT TO establish u system of deposits 10
p prevent desertion and elevate the condition Of
ha ranl, file of the army. tHa...
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

When the Blood rusnes with rocket-like
violence to the head, causing hot flushes, YER
tgo and dimness of sight, it is certain sign that
n mild salubrious, cooling and eqnalizng laxa-
tive is required, and TARRANT's EFFERvEsCEST
SETTER APERIENT should be at once resorted to
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Z
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PHRENOLOGY-Th Brain and its Func-
tons; Location of the Organs, with direc tons
for culture and training, and the relations OF
Mind and Body described "a
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-05-29

7 q. BRISCOE, Physician and Sur
81 eeon. ONCE over Park s Patch's store,
Market Street. Residence, north side Of
Market Street. two doors east Of Elm Par
ticular attention paid to Chronic diseases.
Ian. 5, IS70-lyr.
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NEW CURE FOR HYDROPHOBIA.

A writer in the New York Herald
says: The following is Mrs. Good
mans celebrated remedy, which has
been unfailing in every case before
the occurrence of spasms. 1t consists
of three doses of eleeampane root,
taken in the following manner, viz :
For the first dose take one and half
ounces of either the dried or green
root; If green CRATE as you would
horse-radish if the dry root, reduce
IL quite fine; mix it in pint of milk
fresh from the COW and boil il down
to half pint. Take this early in the
morning upon an empty stomach and
eat nothing until after 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon. Forty-eight hours after
two ounces of the root prepared in the
way, boiling it down to half as before,
and take it in the same manner
Again, in forty-eight hours take
another dose of same quantity as the
last This makes in all five and a half
ounces of the root and three pints of
milk. The directions are to be closely
observed, using milk fresh from the
COW, boiling each dose down to half
pint; taking the whole dose at once
and upon an empty stOmeeh, fasting
It'll O'Clock, taking the dose every
other day. The green root is prefera-
BILE. 1t is an exceedingly nauseous
dose to prepare or take, but is certain
cure, if taken in time for either
hydrophObia or snake bite. The gen.
tleman who gave US the receipt paid
S25 for it, and was cured by it. Since
then he has prescribed it with certain
effect in a number of cases. In one
case two men were bitten by the
same dog. One took the remedy and
is living to-day, the other refused to
take it and died in most terrible
agony.
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Little Things.

The preciousness of little things
was never more beautifully expressed
than in the following moreeau:
Little martin boxes of homes are
generally the most happy and cozy
little villages are nearer to being
atoms Of shattered paradise than
anything we know of; and little for
tunes bring the most content, and
little hopes the least disappoint-
ments.
Little words are the sweetest to
hear; little charities fly furthest, and
stay longest on the wing; little lakes
the stillest; little hearts the fullest,
and little farms the best titled. Little
books are the most read, and little
songs the most loved. And when
nature would make anything especi-
ally rare and beautiful, she makes it
little-little pearls, little diamonds,
little dews.
Everybody calls that little that
they love best on earth. We once
heard a good sort Of a man speak OF
his little wife, and we fancied that
she must be a perfect little bijou OF a
wife. We saw her, and she weighed
30; we were surprised. But then it
was no joke; the man meant it. He
could put his wife in his heart, and
what was she but little?
MIIltuBI iR PdrUo-mueh in little
is the great beauty of all we love best,
hope for most, and remember the
longest.
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IMMENSELY OF CRRATION.

Astronomers assert that there are
no less than 5000, 100000 suns in
the universe, visible to the human
eye through telescopes, though many,
even with the aid of the most power
full glasses, appear only like nebulae
or hazy cloud. The fixed stars are
all suns, and have it is believed, like
our sun, numerous planets revolving
round them. The solar system to
which We belong, has about thirty
planets. primary and secondary, be-
longing to it, without counting the
group Of small bodies called asteroids.
The circular field of space which it
occupies is, in diameter, 5000, 900, 900
of miles, and that which it controls
is much greater. One of the nearest
neighbors to our sun is Sirius, distant
from our sun $4,000, ,O0O, ,OOO, 900 Of
miles. Now If all the fixed stars are
as distant from each other as Sirius
is from our sun, and if the solar sys-
tenn be the average magnitude of all
the systems Of the IS, ,000, 200, 900 suns,
what imagination can grasp the i'm
mensity of creation?
Every sun of the IS, ,O0O, ,000, 900 con-
trolls field Of space of over 10000, :
10000 miles in diameter. Who
can survey a plantation containing
IS, 900, ,O00,O 900 circular fields, each or
them 10 900, ,O00, 900 miles in diameter
Such, however, is one of the plania-
tions of Him who has measured the
water in the hollow of His hand, and
meted out heaven with a span, and
eomprehended the dust of the earth
in measure, weighed the mountains
in scales, and the hills in balance !;
Him who, sitting upon the orbit Of
the earth, stretches out tie heavens
as curtain, and spreadeth them out
as tent to dwell in
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FRENCH NARCOTIzATION.

The French are confronted with
the peTpiexing question of national
alcoholism, and are arousing to do
what they can to meet it. The revela
tiOns that have lately been made Of
the increasing abuse Of alcoholic
| liquors in that country are certainly
7 startling; but whether the wisdom
to deal with il will equal the confessed
extent or the evil is matter Of grave
doubt. tt is not only the enormous
increase in the consumption of alco-
hOlic liquors, which rose from Z, 200. 900
gallons in 1920 to q, 500, 600 in 1869.
but 1t is the marked deterioration in
the quality of the spirits used that
causes the greatest alarm. In 1880
nine-tenths OF the alcoholic liquors
used came from the distillatiOn Of the
products of the vine, while in 1869 the
proportion had fallen to three-tenths,
the surplus coming from the distilla-
ton of beet-root juices, from the sweet
principle of grain, and other farina-
ceous substances. Worse still, a gallon
of alcohol, which cost nine francs in
1853, sells now for two and a half
francs.
1t is alleged that crimes have
greatly increased with this augmenta-
ton in the use of spirituous LIQUORS,
and that increase Of crime is due to
this acholization as its cause. From
1S49 to 1859 the annual figure for acci-
dental deaths from alcoholic exresS
rose from 331 to 5ST; that of suicides,
owing to the same cause, increased
from 40 TO 664 and crimes against
the person of another, committed
under the influence of intoxieatiOn,
it is said, have augmented in the
same proportion Finally, the in
crease in the number OF cases of |
insanity from the use of alcohol has |
kept pace for twenty years with the
increasing consumption of spirits, /
notably in the parts which chiefly |
consume alcohol from grain and beet |
root. In most of these departments |
the number Of cases Of insanity from /
the use of alcohol has eUintupled in /
twenty years, and has reached the |
frightful proportion of twenty-five to l
forty in hundred. It is furthermore |
pointed out that great number of
diseases are engendered as q eonse- |
Quence of the abuse of these liquors, |
and that it impTesses upon surgical |
and internal nlaladies, |
otherwise not serious, a character of |
exceptional gravity. These are truly |
social facts, and the French /
are beginning so to regard them.
From the prominence oftLe discussion
in the French press since the war, n /
is not unlikely that the recent circum-
stances of France have led TO an in
crease in the general practice Ofdrink-
ing Scientific Miscellany" GALAXY
for June.
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PERVERTED INTELLECT

Oblivion must be the ultimate doom
of all who have set at defiance the
maxims of decency, morality and re-
ligiOn, however bright their genius,
and however vast their powers. AS
the world grows older, and, we trust
better-as it approximates to that
state of religious and moral elevation
which Christianity warrants us to
anticipate, many production which
a licentiOus age has pardoned for its
genius, will be thrown aside in spite
of it. In that day, if genius rebel
liOusly refuse, as it assuredly will not,
to consecrate itself to goodness, the
world will rather turn to the humhlest
productions which are instinct with
virtue, than TO the fairest works of
genius when polluted by vice. In q
word, the lone idolatary of intellect
which has enslaved the world will be
broken; and the world will see that,
bright as genius may be, virtue is
brighter still. Happy the writers who
if destined to live so long, have, with
souls prophetic of The great change,
and true to the dictates of morality
and religion, never written line but
what after ages may gratefully turn
TO for solid instruction or innocent
delight; and happy, also, all who,
though not destined to see those dis
tart times, have in any measure con-
tributed to form and hasten theml