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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO THE MAN wEo
Ears TIE MosT OYsTERs.-[Fro the Nash
vile banner Of the 18th 1.-The civilized city
Of Guthrie. OH the Evansville, Henderson
and Nashville road, is just now in a perfect
fever Of excitement over the novel contest OF
the age, Explanatory of what we arc about
to tell it may not be out of place to state
that Guthrie was born in a swamp not many
years ago, and the festive bull-frog is still
wont to exercise his lcggy muscles by Jump
Ing sportiycly from one domicile to another
in the more moist seasons Of the year. Ali
Guthrie, moreover, Is devotedly fond OF frogs
and fish and whatever lives in the two-thirdS
Of the earth which geographers say is water.
Being cultivated in their tastes, tie Guthrie
ties have decided voice for oysters. In
fact, oysters are the fondest things Of which
the Guthricites are.
"Now, there are two enterprising young
men in Guthrie, each Of whom thinks he
can beat the world in getting away with the
bivalve. They have entered themselves at
500 side, and have taken whole week to
perform tile feat extraordinary (but we have
Forgotten to mention that Guthrie renders up
her taNcs to Kentucky, being just beyond
the borders Of TENNESSEE. They are going
through the affair most regularly. There IS
no chance for that swindiing which went on
when the two lads in the circus were trying to
see who could stand on his head tie longest.
While one was cup" the other was resting,
and "up" again as S on as the other showed
signs Of letting down. But these brave fell
lows are seated face TO face, with their oysters
on a table before them. The contest is to end
FRIDAY evening, having commenced on Mon
day morning. We said that they were seated
face to face. OF course they cannot eat all
the time without intermssion for sleep and
other purposes. Moreover, the heroes of the
plate are allowed all kinds of condiments,
They are said to have chosen the extract OF
the castor bean as best suited for a long cpl
curean siege OF the character they have I'M
dertaken.
All Guthrie is betting heavily on the result.
each one Of the brave boys having his en-
thusiastc hackers. The shrinking under.
takcr OF Guthrie is said to expect to profit
more by the affair than any one else, but for
the welfare OF the community he has thought
it best not to express his hopes too openly
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How AItrIIon Aim hi xun Hrs MGR -
New York Erpress.1 1.-The late Samuel M.
Pike left, IL il Believed, about 50, 0e0 900 In
Nem York, Cincinnati {where be has q very
large property, New Jersey. and In many Of
the western distilleries, as well az In mine
or two in Utah. There are four children
to divide this immense property, two OF
whom are married. The whole Of this great
property has been acquired within the last
twelve or fifteen years, and the bulk of ii
sprung from the SO tax which Congress
levied on whiskey. when Dir. Pike had i'm.
mense stores Of it on hand.
Mr.. Pike had 4 genius for building opera
houses, aid he was contemplating another on
Broadway, corner of Twenty.third street, on
his valuable landed property there, when he
died. The plans show this to be one of the
most beautiful opera-houses in the world.
and the loss of it to the city will be the loss OF
u work of art as well as of an opera in one
Of the best local positions In the city. Mr..
Pike admitted that his opera-house, Eighth
avenue, corner Twenty.third street, was u
mistake. He observed the great number of
people ever passing there. and reasoned,
numerically or mathematically, that they
would iii an opera-house; but he did not
reason on the harmonies of the locality,
and be soon found mathematics and music
We're not boon companions in that location.
Mr.. Pixies boldest adventure was, per-
haps, on the New Jersey meadows, back OF
Newark. Sam. Swartwout, thirtyodd years
ago, when collector Of the port, had a fore
sight of the future value of this great pro-
perty; but Swartwout was thirty years
ahead Of time. Pike himself did not expect
to receive any return from his investment
for ten or twenty years; but before he died
money began to come in from very uneX-
pected quarters. The Pennsylvania Central
railroad and the New Jersey Central railroad
both needed great depots for cars, &c, and
they have bought them there. at a cost of
$4,000 per acre, for which Pike paid only
from SO to $40 per acre. Pike expended
upon this property over S2,000,000. The
dyking of it cost him 100000, and his bill
for iron plate to fence off the rats from eat
ing through his dykes was an enormous bill.
But the property is turning out to be worth
triple what he paid for it. What was bought
by the acre is about to be sold by the foot
and the inch.
The opera-house, Twenty-third street and
Eighth avenue, is in a bad way. The Erie
railroad don't want it, and can't afford to
keep it, and the running Of it as an "opera !"
is a bill of expense. There are nearly
100000 due on 1t, on mortgage, and as the
Fisk estate, or whoever OWNS it, has ceased
to pay the interest on the mortgage, Pike,
shortly before his death, ordered the mort
gage to be forecoscd, and the foreclosure is
going on.
Thus we see that the career of Mr.. Pike,
though one of the many Of our very extraor-
binary countrymen, is yet very extraordi-
nary. Born humbly and in poor circum-
stances, he in short time amassed an i'm
mense fortune, and was increasing it be-
yond all calculations when he so suddenly
died.
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SIX THOUSAND MEN AT WoRK.-Many OF
mr. readers have doubtless heard that six
tbonsapd men are employed on the build
ings for the great Vienna Exposition. This
;s 4 vast number, but it may serve to show
,y,y there are so many if we explain one OF
their ways of working. They have to s drive j.,
bile, in some places to get a good f9unds.
ton ton In this part of the world We do that
with q machine, driven either by steam or
Inv punDowt!cr. But in Vienna they en-
ploy thirty men and thirty ropes to raise tie
weight or i,ammer to the top OF the frame
work, from which it falls on the head OF inc
pile. BY this ingenious arrangement the
thirty men are able to do In three nours
about as much as an American "ple'drlVef"
would do in ten minutes:
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sETsoos AcelbESy rs Il fsy,sSAsr IN Dr.
TgaiT- SARRow E0cAsn pnou Darn.
fFrom the Detroit Post, Deepnatgr q H.
Aboat 10 o'clock last, evening a trapeze per.
former named William Forenaagb, while
gong through series Of breaksneck per.
forriances ut the Theatre Coiaique, met with
quite serious hut very fortunately not fatal
accident. In company with his wife, whose
stage hame is "Miss AIics Napier,D he had
performed hazardous doutte act upon q
trapcze suspended over the stage. Upon its
completion the lady retired behind the scenes.
and Forefaugh mounted single bar sus.
pended from the dome Of the theatre about
on level with the first gallery, where he
went through variety Of very dangerous
leats, such as standing upon the bar while it
was rapidly swinging to and fro without
touching his hands to the side ropes, stand.
ing upon ladder and sitting in chair
balanced Oh the slender bar, and Il variety Of
similar highly cxhilarating and cheerful per-
iornlanccs
All these being accomplished In safety the
performer esSaycd the most fooihartly and
dangerous tcSt OF The egening-that of turn.
ing somersault from The bar while IL was
in full swing, and catching rope suspended
from the ceiling of the prosceniums Every.
thing being In readiness, Forepaugh grasped
the bar With both hands, aud after swinging
the length of the theatre half doaen times,
let 20 his hold. ut the salre instant turning
somcrSault; but through some mistake in
his calculations, ne failed to catch the rope
az Intended, and fell heavily to the stage a
distance Of six or seven feet. He fell squarely
on his back, his head also striking the boards
with great violence, aud was rendered sense.
less By the fall.
Upon seeing that he did not move, the
audience rose to their feet with almost one
accord, and then followed a scene of the
widest Excitement, amid which two of the
stage hands dragged the insensibIe gylnpast
behind The scenes and the curtain was r,lrg
down. 1t was at first supposed that the
young mans neck had been broken by the
fall but he soon revived. and upon the ar
rival ofa physician it was asccrtained tbatno
bones had been broken. The shock, how
ever. was very severe, and the injured man
was deirOus for long time after. Unless
he sustained injuries Of an internal nature he
will be al right again in day or two. Fore
paUghs wife WAS in her dresSng-roori at
the time of the accident, and upon learning
that her husband was hurt she fastened TO
his side, uttcriug piercing shiieks, which
could be distinctly heard by the persons in
front Of the curtain. Her manifestations of
grief were heart-rending, and it was Il long
time before she could be quoted.
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mADDTrIONAL BARGAINS |!

NyADDTrIONAL BARGAINS!
Excellent DRESS GOODS at 70, 80, IS, and 4oc per
yard;
Best Black ALPACAS n 10 so, co. and 75c. per yard
Atwood EMPRESS CLOTHS, - TO 75c. per yard;
Extra quality SATTEENS at 75c. per yard;
BLACK CREPE CLOTHS and FRENCH MERI-
NOS at 81 and 81 Is per yard;
SILK POPLINS, very vide, 81 and $3.50 per yard;
All colors TRIMMING sATINs, $50 and " per
yard; ,
All colors TRIMMING-VEI.VE at 7Sc and
fl per yard; -
seantiful colored DRESS SILKS AT $50 per yard
CASSI3IERES from 7sc. 10 - per yard;
Black BEAVER ard CHIEClifLLA CHOTlis al
$3.50 &C.; finest WATERPROOF CLOTHS al
S25,$ l.5o, and Sis; BLANKETS and QUILTS
from sszs upwards; large and pretty sHA"LS
from $50 upward
NubIas. Hoods. Children's Jackets, Cloaks, Under
shirts Hose Gloves, Ccrscs, Ties, Ribbons, Hand.
lnrchefs Collars aud Cuffs. Skirts Fnrs, Tabe ano
pIsno-C overs &C.. &C.. at the very lowest prices.
WILLIAM TIIhLHlMER 81 SOM,
No 1913 Main street. opposite post-oince,
dec and col Broad street. corner sixth.
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MAJ ELEGANT CHRISTMAS AND
NEW-YEAR Observation-Disclosures, HAND
KERCHlEFS. GLOVES, NECk-SChRFS, FANS,
FOi. THE HOLIDAYS.-THOMAS II. PRICE &
co. have just received great supply of new and
beautiful goods for PRESENTS, &c:
Hemmcd aud Embroidered IIandkerchicfs, in boxes,
for brides;
Initial Handkerchief; Handkerchief in fancy
boxes for ladies and gentlemen;
Misses and Boys Handkcrchcrs:
Linen and Lace Sets In endless variety;
Lace Collars ard Sleeves. lii! Gloves,
Splendid Party ana Bridal Fans. Roman Scarfs.
Silk NcckTies for ladies', with many other articles.
de lG Il. K. PRICE & co.
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A wc,l-known newspaper man Of the city
bet Virginian Il hundred-dollar suit of
clothes that Greeley would be elected. The
Virginian got suit of clothes to his notion,
and, the suit not coming TO hundred dol
lars, he fitted out with pair OF boots and
two shirts, This is called going the whole
animal. Washington Correspondence Gin
einaG.i Commercial.
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M CHRISTMAS GOODS!
CHRISTMAS GOODS!.

We have Just received large additions to our as
sortmcnt Of
DRESS GOODS,
In all the new and peculiar shades. Also,
Handsome assortment of BRIDAL and PARTY
FANS,
Elegant display of LACEs,
LACE COLLARS, LACE HANDKERCHlEFS
LACE SETS, from CSC. to $50;
Immense stock of FANCY BOXES;
Great variety INITIAL and EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFs,i in fancy boxes;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's NECKTIEs;
sCARFs and HANDKERCHIEFs in endless va
riety;
Ono, two, and three-button KID GLOVES, all
colors;
together with great many
FANCY ARTICLES
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Call early at
deli CARDOZo, FOURQUREAE & co.'s.
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nR=ROSADALIS! ROSADALIS!
READ AND DESPAIR NO LONGER!

GoRDoNSvILLE, VA, March 3. 1859.
Gentlemen,-Our customers speak In the highest
praise of the merits Of Rosahalls.
We have 4 lady living not over frc hundred yards
from our store who, on account of an invetcrate
disease Of the scalp, had not been able for three
years to comb her hair 1cih the c0aTSeSt comb, her
head being perfect scab and who now, after using
few bottles Of Rosadalis, can dress her hair with
fine comb with perfect freedom from pain. r
We will have to order your medicine by the gross,
In order to supply the demand. Very respectfully,
&c lI-eod2w CRAVEN & Co., Druggists.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE BOARD OF DIRECToRs,}
VIRGINIA PESlTENTlAEY,
RICHMOND. December %. 1872
PROP WILL BE
received at this Office until l2 NJ. FRIDAY, DE-
CEMBEk 2Itn, l,72, Tor the contract lof
SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS FRESH BEEF
(Round)
70 be delivered I'm such quantities and AT such times
AS the Superintendent may direct, ana 10 DE paid
for monthly. c,,o-
rHEH, Superintendent OF Virginia PenltentEtry'
who will furnish such information as may be neccs.
sarv The Board reserves the risnt 10 feJect any
Ill" '''' 'i>''' WILLIAM Z. TANNER,
,o,,. President.
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1NsrwawCE COMPANIES.

DOYALF IPEINSURANCE COMP ANY,
Il, OT LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
Denos,ted with Treasurer of Virc&nli. S5eG9c -,
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COAfaSi /, VI
LONDON. ~, ,oo
=.
Drnosited With Treasurer Of Virginia, S39,eoo; -
Shareholders personally rtSiro''sioic loi "E oo''
cations of the above companies. ~
Representing the above st;tuneh oil rhGisn vO'li.
panies we solicit the patronage OF the riilC HirI
:Gair ,innuesrionabie security, prompt ana hncf'o
sptilement of all claims. AMI heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAiBORNE CO; Agents..
$3.50 - No lie. Main street.
NITTUAI, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of NEW YOkE.
CASH ASSETS oVEE; 30,cGO. GOO; .u
Cash dividends declared In Iat e mpnaIv and
quarterly. .o,,,,,y
~ '''' = ~ JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
CO, No 1IOS Main street.
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VICTORIA Woodruff IN TIE LECTURE FIELD,
The agent of Victoria Woodruff appeared
in Boston last week and engaged music for
the delivery Of lecture by her on " Moral
Cowardice: or, Four Weeks in Ludlow.
Street Jai.' Tickets were in great demand,
and hundreds of dollars worth were disposed
of on the day of the sale, but just as things
looked most prosperous Mrs. Woodruff was
informed that she could not get Music Hall.
She made IN effort to get another hall, but
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There are about s1,6OO,00O in the state
Treasury, and yet the States creditors will
receive no interest in January. What would
be thought of private debtor, and how
much credit would he have, if he pursued
the same course as the States representatives
in the Assembly !-lfJOr Hellys Letter to
the Frederict:sAu~J Herald.
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PRorlTs OF IRoN MANUFAcTURERs.-lt IS
repor;cd. with evidence Of authenticity, that
the Corning Iron Company propose increas-
Ing their capital to 100000 by the issue Of
$50, 800 of new stock OH the 1st OF January,
next. This will be equivalent to dividend
of Ii 81 per cent. The last quotations of
the stock are 135 to 40, with but small
transactions and little disposition to SELL
albany Etcainy Times, December 6.
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GB GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEw-YEAE.
WHAT TO BUY AND WHERE TO BUY IT
GOOD AND USEFUL ARTICLES FOR
PRESENTS.

Handsome EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs
Rich SILK sCARFs and NECK-uANDEEE
CHIEFS,
Elegant LACE and CROCHET TIDES,
sATCHELs,
POCKET-BoGKS and PURSES,
FRAMES for Photographs.
CARVED WOOD CARD-RECEIvERs;
JET, GILT, and GoLD-PLATED JEWELRY
GLOvE-BOXES,
HANDKERCHEEF-B0X
WORK-BOXES,
CIGAR-DOXES,
TEA-CADDIES,
SHE'LL BOXES;
KID, DOGSKIN. BUCK, and WOoLLEN
GLOVES and GAUNTLETS;
CIGAR-CAsEs,
sNUFF-BoXEs, ......
HAND LoOKING-GLASsEs,
POWDER-BOXES,
SILK CARRIERS,
sLRPER-PATTERNs.
HANDSOME FANS,
NUBIAs,
sHAwLs,
CLOAKs,
sACQUEs,
FURS,
FINE SOAPS,
coLGATE's and rIlALoN's nANDkERcHIEF
EXTRACTS,
TABLE-CLOTHs,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIEs,
TOWELS,
BLANKETS:
PIANO, MELODEoN, TABLE, and STAND
COVERS;
Handsome CAS5IN1ERE+,
vESTINGs,
LACE and EMBROIDERED SETS OF COL
LARS and CUFFS, and COLLARS and
SLEEVES;
Fine CORSETS,
RUGS,
WINDOW-SHADES and CURTAINS,
and hundreds Of other articles,
all of which can be seen by calling at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
de IS lO17 and 1919 Main street.
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MT BATCH E LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE il the best In the world
The only true and perfect dye Harmless reliable,
aud instantaneous: no disappointment; no ridicu-
lous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the Ill
effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
dately 4 sEpcr5 black or natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean. soft. and beautiful. The genuine
sisrea ". \. BACHELOR. Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
&c 3O-eod Proprietor, New York.
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NAT CAUTION LEA Il PERKINS,
wore SAUCE.-Buycrs are ca,l-
rioned 10 avoid the numerous counterfcits and imi-
tations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
&C lo-SSW Agents for tie United States
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Mr. GREAT ATTRACTION
s;s AT RBIGGs's BAKERY,
s7g7 MAIN STREET.

Don't fail to call
AT BRIGGSs BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET.
ORNAMENTAL. CAKES
AT BRIGGSfS BAKERY, 70T MAIN STREET.
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES
AT BRIGGS's BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET.
THE GRAND DUCHESS
AT BRTGGS'S BAKERY, 507 MAIN STREET.
ALL KINDS OF CAKES
AT BRI6GS's BAKERY, 70T MAIN STREET.
i FAMILY CAKES baked and ornamentcd
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7O7 MAIN STREET.
PARTIES SUPPLIED
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7G7 MAIN STREET.
BRANCH STORE AT 42G BROAD STREET.
: BRANCH STORE AT 426 BROAD STREET.
BRANCH STORE AT 1876 BROAD STREET.
[de III
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MI HO. FOR GILL'S BAKERY!
$50 BROAD STREET.
CHRISTMAS CAKES! CHRISTMAS CAKES
Nothing but best material used.

We sell at the lowest figures; don't fail to see US
before buying.
The best FRUIT and POUND-CAKE ever made
In Richmond.
The finest ICED and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
to be found anywhere.
Wedding and other parties speciality; all kinds
of Pyramids made TO order.
FAMILY CAKES nicely baked and iced at short
notice.
Extra MINCE and other kinds Of PIES for
Christmas. Come ard see us and leave your orders.
de ll-l5t
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FLEE IS FEEDgsICEsEuEG.- "A double frame
dwe!ling-h0usc, on Liberty street, the pro-
,erty OF Mr.. II. Mcdonald, was totally dc.
stroyed BY lire on Sliuday norning about
O'Clock. Although a terrific gale was blow
ing. no other property was injured. One
mart of the house was occupied by Mr.. Day,
who saved Ills furniture.-Ffedcrtcksdurg
k'eJrc
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MT DECEMBER, 1872.

M DECEMBER, 1872.
NEW SHAWLS. CLOAKS, AND DRESS GOODS.
T. X. PRICE & co. arc opening daily
STRIPED and BROCilE SHAWLS,
SACQUES. plain and trimmed;
ROMAN SCARFS. GUIPURE CAPES,
ANKET-SHAWLS: SATTEENS, all slades;
OTTOMAN CLOTH, REPS. EMPIRES.
IRISH POPLINS, FRENCH CASHMERES,
BLACK AMI COLORED SILKS,
GRO-GRAINS, &C.,
MOURNING GOODS, great variety;
LONG and SQUARE BLACK Tibet SHAWLS,
Ell CANT CACiIEMERE SHAWLS,
BLANKETS, FLANSELS, COTTONS,
MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
GLOVES CORSETS,
New FRENCH and AMERICAN PRINTS, &c.
dc 10 7. X. PRICE Il co.
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Mt WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED BY
for gentlemen. Those who have been waiting can
now be supplied.
de1s LEVY BROTHERS.
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ET APPLE BRANDY.-A lot of OLD
APPLE BRANDY on hand and for sale by
dc,a-tJa1 OSCAR CRANE.
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OFFICIAL.
III Y L A x E S
CRY coLLEcTon's OFFICE,

CRY COLLECTORS OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND, November %, 1877.
This Office win be open daily from O'Clock A. %.
TO 0 O'Clock P. NJ. from the FIFTEENTH To
THE THIRTY-FIRST OF DECEMBER NEXT,
inclusive. for the purpose OF receiving from any
person who has already paid onc-half only OF the
CITY TAXES charged TO him rhe remaining half,
ON REAL AND Personal PROPERTY.
"and that ten per cent. will be added to the
amountof said remaining half of the tax charged
In every where the party assessed shall fall to
pay said remaining half within the time SO
limited"
But In case any person having failed to pay In
the month of June one-balf OF the city taxes due
from such person shall fail to pay the whole
amount thereof on before the thirty-hrst DAY or
December there shall be added twenty FER cent.
upon the amount of the tax so remaining due"
ON PERSONAL BILLS.
1.-THE Collector shall annually make out q list OK
the taxes other than real estate which remain I'M
collected with the names of the persons charged
with such taxes placed alphabetically; which list
shall he verified by his oath, and delivered by him
TO the Auditor or before the first day of February
and copy thereof shall lie posted 1t the front door
OF The City Hall during the February term OF tfe
Hastings Court" JOHN i. REGNAULT.
no so-Im City Collector.
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DENTISTRY

NEW ANDVALUABLEINSTRU-gg CO.
" CSIITp
MENT.-Ei:lving added to my case OF Instruments
one Of DR.. MorrisoR's celebrated BUR ENGINES"
am prepared to operate upon the na;ura teeth
with LESS PAIN AND FATIGUE to the patient,
and also with greater rapidly and horoughness, than
Is possible to be obtained by the hand
JUD. D. WOOD, D. D. s.
OFFICE: No. 5 Ninth street. ap3e-eod
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M FRESH COD-LIYER OIL.
NEW CROP.

NEW CROP.
MEADE & BAKERS importation Of medlcl-
nally pure COD-LIVER OIL. \ full supply just In
store. Guaranteed pure, and made from healthy
livcrs since the lst of September.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
oc 30 919 Main street.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH 1RETA
i MOND. AND NORFOLK sTE "a n-sssSSzsssssss -
WEtE.--Steaners NORFuI.K.a EsIP RE, md >.
=. GREEN. composing this line. Will leaYe KEN
mont- every MONDAY end THtkSDAa. AZ y
and SAT uRDAY as the same hour, alternately.
Freghts received daily Sundays e1eeyisii LOT an
parts OF PENNSYLVANIA, SeS Jersey, aii1 DesaHaies
also for Charleston, Savannah, aHG New ofieaasr
aud bills OF ladIng signed through.
Freight taken for Xcrfo st Eodera:e rates;. .rs
.a rsssage % 20 fhi'Aue'P p. PORTER, Agent,
No 1925 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM T. clyde Il CO. Agents,
Ia - No IA North X'harYes. Ph!ladelpl.ias
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-09

FsNllE Tenth Volume of WOODS HOUSEHOLD
j MAGAZlNE begins with yanuary, "a II i,
edited by Gail Hamilton 5 5. Wood nnd II. Y!
Osborne, and includes among its regular contibu-
cher, DIR. Dio Lewis, DR.. W. W Halt James Par.
ton, etc. Haryiet Beecller Stowe, Brick Ponrov.
John &. Sake, Maj Genl. Fitzpatrick, Petroleum Y.
Nasty, etc, write lor Il occasionally. Terms, One
odicals are given for the pncc Of one of them Ihe
most liberal Premium List ever published. No pe.
'riodica is moro frequently or favora ly mentioned
by the press. "Woods Households Magazine Is
one OF the monuments Of bus .iess enterprise which
mark the age. .n-Methodist Home journal, Phila..
delpha, Pa sit has been improvi " ever since we
knew it-a good criterion for the future v--C0urier
New Marlle', Canada. at is q marvel of cheap
ness and iirstclass quality combined. "--New York
Times. Specimen copy sent free 10 any address
5. 81 WOOD q CO.. Newburgh, n. Y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-09

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