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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22

Mr.. Compton moved to amend that all grain
arriving by the cars be reported to the Iuspec-
tors. Adopted.
Mr.. Miller moved to amend to make the
Inspector General be in his Office from o'clock
A. M. To p NJ. Adopted
MIR. Compton-To amend to exempt the
Inspector General from being in his office when
he is weighing grain. Adopted.
Mr.C,mpton moved to amend to make the
Inspector General 90 personally to weigh all
grain or to send his deputies. Adopted.
Mr. Earle moved to amend to strike uut the
word one fourth cent, the price paid now per
hushel for weighing grain. and insert one
eighth He afterward withdrew his amend
ment, when Mr. Williams substantially renew
ed it. The amendment was lost-yeas 10,
nays IL.
Mr. Tuck moved to amend SO as to make
the weighers return to the Deputy Inspectors
the amount daily weighed, allowing for each
bushel the number Of pounds required by the
standard.
Mr. Fields said it would cost a cent bus
hel to measure aud weigh.
Mr.. Timmons added.a week to unload. A
| mendment lost.
The bill was then ordered to engrossmenl
fur third reading.
| House OF DELEGATES.-Leavew was asked
| for the introduction of bill to incorporate
the Maryland and Delaware Ship Canal Co.
| Among the bills read the first time was ole
to amend the usury laws.
The bilto add the Land Commissioner to
the Oyster Police Board was lost for want OF
constitutional majority
The bill to aid the Spring Grove Hospital
was discussed but not acted on
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22
EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
CABINET ORGANS,

The Mason < Hanllin Organ Co. respectfully
announce the Introduction of impf oyennents Of
much more than ordinary interest These are
REED AND PIPE CABINET ORGANS,
being the only successful combination of Real
Pipes with reeds ever made;
DAYS rRANsposING KEYBOARD, +"
which can be Instantly moved to the right or
left. changing the pitch, or transposing the kew,
For drawings and descriptions, see Circular.
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF DOUBLE REEpcAf.
fsssz a~ MET ORGANS. t.. -,
at $40, S 1872 and 1925 each. Considering Ca.
pacity, Elegance and thorough Excellence of
Workmanship, these are cheaper than any be-.
fore offered. ss@
The Mason and Hamlin Organs are acknowl.
edged BEST, and from extraordinary facilities
for manufacture this Company can afford and
now undertake to sell at prices which render
them '.-f - s."7zf ~ SOS
PROFESSIONALLY Cheapest. A "
Four octave Organs S so each; five octave Or.
gans s 100, s l25, and upwards. With three
sets reeds $ so and upwards. Forty styles,up
to $500 each. ~
New illustrated Catalogue, and Testimonial
Circular, with opinions of more than one thouf.
and musicians, sent free. w. :
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN Co,
l54 fremont ST., Boston. 500 Broadway, NJ y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22
woRLp-TAMous
[eather-Stocking Rornarcefs,

HOUU11OI"- wv OOb09
D.ApPLEros & Co. apnounce that they have
commenced the publication of Fenimore Coop
er's Novels, in form DESIGNED for general po-
pular circulation. The series will begin with
the famous Misunderstanding. Tales" five in
number, which will be published in the follow
ing order, at intervals of about month !: $50
l. THE LAST OF THE MoHIcANs.
II. THE DEERsLAYER. Nv. The PIONEERS
Ill. The PATHFINDER. =; v. The PRAIRIE.
The edition of the sLeather- Stocking Tales"
will be printed in handsome octave volumes.
from new stereotype plates; Each volume su-
designs by the distinguished artist r. o. c. OAR
ley, and bound in an attractive paper coveEa-
Price, Seventy five Cents per Volume. or $3.75
for the complete set. The series, when complies
ed, will make, bound, an elegant library vol.
ume, for which binding cases will be furnished
at a moderate price. .,S Hs. -tS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22
TO TOBACCO PLANTERS,

THIRTEEN years experience in tie use of
L our Excelsior as a Tobacco Grower,
has convinced the most skeptical planters Of
Maryland and Virginia that it has no COMPETE
tor in the production of that crop. 1t is now
their unanimous opinion that: 'FTom the aP-
plication Of Excelsior the crop is heavier and Of
finer quality, cures earlier and better, and is not
so liable to suffer from drought, as from the use
Of Peruvian Guano.'
We refer to every planter in Maryland.
expressly for drilling, and loo pounds of it are
equal to zoo to 800 pounds of any other fertil-
iZer sold.
Uniformity ofquality guaranteed by Manu-
facturers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22

$50 per Ton.
TO FARMERS
+TREAT reduction in the price of BOWEN
" & MERGERS Super-Phosphate to $35 per
Ton.
Guaranteed to be equal to any $55 Super
Phosphate in the market.
Please send for Pamphlet containing names
of the best farmers in Maryland who have used
our Phosphate. Send your orders direct to
BOWEN & MERCER,
IS South Gay Street, Baltimore, Nd
NH l5-lm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR DIS
TKIBUTION OF ASSETS.

TN the Orphans Court or Charles County.
I March 5th. l872.-Ordered by the Court.
that Ellen F. Moran and r. FL. Edelen, adj
mnistrators of Mary M. Moran, deceased,
give notice for the creditors Of said deceased to
file their claims. properly authenticated accord
ing to law, with the Register Of Wills, on or
before Saturday, the 30th day of March, 1872,
as the Administrators will then proceed to distrl-
butte, through the Register, the assets of, said
deceased then in hand. All those who shall
not have filed their claims as aforesaid will be
by law excluded from all benefit Of said de.
ceased's estate. s'
Test: JOSEPH STEWART, Reg. Wills
NH 8-4t for Charles County.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22
For Sale and Rent.

THE undersigned, having determined to
Il leave the county, offers for sale the entire
stock of GOODS now in store at CeDtreville,
with Store Fixtures; also for rent, the Store
House, Barn, Dwelling House and Lot attach
ed. A rare chance for any one desiring to en-
gage in mercantile business.
EBr Terms easy.
Apply to DR.. E. Y. Edelen, or DR.. T. A.
Carrico. MARY T. DENT.
March l, l812-3t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22
CELTIC WEEKLY.

The greatestiiiustrated Original Story Paper
in Americas. Eight New Original Stories in
hrst numbers No literary reat equal to 1t. A.
gents and Canvassers wanted in every town and
city of the Union. s. 10 week easily realized
by the sale Of this extraordinary Irish and Amer.
lean Journal Specimen copies free, For sale
BY all newsdealers. Price &C.; So so a year.
Address M. O'LEAaY & Co, p. o. Box 6,o7l.
New York. - - T., 80 F:+f7
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22
THE MARKETS.

WHEAr-Sales of s, 600 bushels Pennsylvania
red at l6eal71 cts. 1900 do. Michigan white
at l9oal95 cts; 1900 do. Maryland red at 17s
al85 cts.
CoRN-sales at sOa64 cts for white; yellow
at 6Oa6l cts.
RYE-Sales at 100 cts.
OATs-Sales at 54a55 cts.
TOBACCO.-Receipts more moderate. The
market for Maryland is active and firm; sales
limited on account of offerings. Of Ohio we
note sales of 5000 hhds., taken by shippers
and at full prices. Kentucky continues quiet
but holders firm; receipts and stock small
Nothing to note in Virginia.
We quote as follows:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22
PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned hereby offers for sale, on
i the 10th day Of March next, at Mad
dox's Store, Pisgah, the following parcels of
Land. The House and Lot where Canaan now
lives; also, the House and Land which former
ly belonged to Lucinda Thompson, and which
is now owned by Ann A. Simmons, my wife ;
also, my life estate in the Farm adjoining Ben
jamin Simmons, formerly owned by Thomas
VIM. SIMMONS.
March I 1272-ts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22

Caution.--The popularity of Excelsior"
as the only reliable substitute for Peruvian
Guano has induced INSCRIPTIONS parties in
this and other cities to use our trade mark,
Excelsior to sell their worthless compounds.
Every bag of genuine Excelsior has our
name en- it, in RED LETTERS. All Others
are counterfeits
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22

DY virtue of writ of fier facias, issued out
ID of the Circuit Court for Charles County, at
the suit Of George w. Webb, Albert Renwick
and William Saxton, trading as George W
Webb & Co, against the goods and chattles,
lands and tenements of William l.. Sherbourn.
and TO me directed, have seized and taken in
execution all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, Of the said William
L. Sneiroourn in and to the following property.
viz: One Dwelling House and Lot and Store
House, situated in the village of Newport,
Charles county, Md. And hereby give notice,
that
On Tuesday. the Goth day Of March,
1872,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, | will offer
for sale, at the Court House door. in Port To-
bacco, the SAID property so seized and taken in
execution, by public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash.
L. A. MARTIN, Sheriff.
March 8, lS72-3w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22
PREMIUMS AND CLUB TERMS. !.

PREMIUMS AND CLUB TERMS. !
These club terms are designed speciallyfor towns
where there are no local booksellers.
Any person sending Us the amount in advance
for the complete set of the "Leather.S Stocking
Series," 1915, will receive gratuitously hand
Cooper, of size suitable for binding in the vol.
ume. ANY one sending Us the amount In full
for four complete sets of this series $15, will
receive an extra set giatuitously. each set ae-
companied by the steel portrait of Cooper. The
volumes of the series will be mailed 10 each sub
scriber, postpaid as rapidly as published and the
portrait Immediately on the receipt Of the re-
nnittance. -..EgEr5 ~ Z z
D. APPLETON, q CO., Publishers
$50 Il b6I RYsedWey, New YORK
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-22
WHAT TO READ
:. AND HOW TO READ sra : -

Being classified Lists of Choice Reading, with
appropriate Hints and Remarks, adapted to tie
General Reader, to subscribers, and to persona
intending to form collections of Books. lvoi.
l2mo. l52 pages. = Price so cents. Sent free by
mail on receipt of the price. d. APPLETON
& CO., Publishers, New'York. 'asi sszs1s5essi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28
Rsargfary by a Gssser OF Poslce and Il
nnfer9sxe.

Few months ayc trusted New York
policeman was convicted OF being engaged In
dozen or more burglarics; aud Is now
serving term at Sing-Sing. jersey CITY has
greater sensation, before briefly alluded to,
III the trial of her Chief of Police, Captain
McWi'!iams, and prominent detective
named Doyle for an attempt TO gut" Il
bank. onc Of t!,c;r acccmpl;ccs thus tells the
story Of tho crime:
- rank DENIM testified ~ follows: have
known h"" i'lianlS Ii year: first saw him in
4 NeTccf'>tFcct ballroom. and afterwards at
l'od&c'> saloon. on Broadway: McWilliams
Ind spoken to Lime of The bank. and Lane
introduced the matter at Dod~c's; MrWiI-
hams ihougm tfcrc was -. 100000 to he cot
ont "i this loh afterwards Dnvlc came fn
New lork for me, ana met them in saloon
near the City Hall in Jersey CITY: he took
ne I" the nous" next The bank. and we cx-
"mInrd the rooms : told him | thought tho
thing could he done. and would engage the
men he was 10 protect lis and place proper
man on that hcal: we got through The first
wall III about four hours; this was in the
daHi'nc. On the second Sunday before we
were arrested We struck the vault and broke,
thTou.:h the tauh wall; on finding what we
had dome We son; on! 10 get some ull,ir and
nl'rI!,%c ana pasted tAc place up. We met
i"l,". and Che next day McWI|iamz, and
,u|,t .lrln al The accident. McW'iIliam. said
no one ever went into The room over the
,iuit &ni the matter would never be dis
covered; il il WITS. he would lie the fir,l 10
BE- uati!iri uf il. ana would sec IL through.
W. concluded alter that (" do nil or work
nj ugr;lt. We asl c,inc to The ferry nj uirh,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

Archbishop Baylcy will visit Washington
November ), 10 lay the cornerstone OF 81.
Patrick'S church there.
Rev. Hugh Mcguire, one Of the o'dc.t
Catholic priests in the Initcd states. died in
Brooklyn, October 2'th, aged >crenty.scycn.
Senator :pl1~,c and party are in Tcxn<.
The senator will probably take hold of the
New Orleans, Mobile aud Tcxa& railroad.
ils.; Kellogg has offended llarctzck ire
Nocdhly by refusing 10 sing ii tic Sunday
evening concerts ii The Grand Opera l;o;lsr.
Prince lli~ashi Fu>hiui of japan, the re-
l1ltrd brother Of the i!ikado, i, visiting hr,y
York. Various yoIn" japanese accompany
him.
rcy"lyin" hrccrli-loadrr. which TIN.
Prtr,sjan Goyynmrnt recently adopted, j.
sAld Ia have been inverted by Colonel John
{. Miller, Of Danyilr, Ky.
George Cruikshank completed his nigltirth
Year on the 10th lltino. II" sill cmiuy>
vigorous l"at h. and j. aid 10 lr clr"a"ctl il
preparing IN autobiography.
rhcophiIu> GaHicr. IN" cclrIratrd French
rnrl-n"vciiSt aud newspaper conlr,hut"'.
,lir:l in Paris October -.
\ Boston correspondent writes "i Grnr"n
Macdonald: "Thcr" i >ni,c:ltis;.. nti;..cri!,r.
bic atoul The ur,n which holds line audience
10 hi> lips ill the l~t word. 1t is noi cin-
QlIcnre OF poetry. nor is there any Sirainin.y
Tor effect, bat ii is The man, soul t;la; cap.
l!vatc< ii> audience. You luyc tie man III
once. and feel persuaded you could alway-
;,c y Consistent Christian il You could Only
sl under his p;cachn..'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

PROSPECTIVE VACANCY sos TIE sUpREafE
,BEscH. Washington, October --Associ-
ate Judge Nelson, of the Supreme Court, is
so feeble In health that he will never again
take his seat upon the bench. He is now Mt
his home, in Cooperstown, II. Y, and Is
over seventy years of age. Several years ago
a law was passed allowing judges of the
United States Supreme Court who had
reached the age of seventy years TO retire at
will on a life pension equal TO their pay.
Upon this law, previous to his death, Justice
Grier retired, and Judge Nelson will tender
his resignation within short time and take
advantage Of his pension.
Tie President has informally discussed
with his Cabinet the subject of his successor,
but 40 decision lrls been reached. The ap-
pointmeHt is conceded to New York, and
William NJ. Evarts and Judge Woodward,
one of The new nine circuit judgeS, have
been spoken of. Senator Conklinn, who j.
IN aSpliint for seat on the Supreme Bench
is not eligible, Us during his service in the
Senate Il law was passed increasing the SaI;l-
RIGS of the justices, otherwise lie would pro-
badly receive the appointment. - Washington
Correspondence BdltimOre Sun, October %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

sGaARiEs DICKENS AND his fIPE--Y ousG
DICKENS WILL NOT PERMIT HIS Fathers Bio
1RArRER TO Blur THE NAME OF HIS
MOTHER. story reaches rs from London
which will be read with eagerness by all who
are lnterGsted-as who Is not Pin the life of
the late Charles Dickens. Under ordinary
circumstances 1t would he rightly deemed
beyond the ken OF public journal. but Mr..
Dlckcns's own deliberate choice made his
separation from his wife "a public topic, and
it would he ailrctation to keep out of print
gossip whics,, though at present that of IN
inner circle. is sure to become very soon the
common talk of literary society.
The ruinor Is that Forstcr's sLifc Of
Dickens" volume ., which the world is
anNio'Sly expecting, hangs fire. The bio
grnphcr thinks that he ought to tell the story
OF the separation Of Dickens and his wife,
and Of course is disposed to throw all the
,la':ic ot the separation upon Mrs. Dickens.
b'l' Young Dickens, who, il is said, always
sided with his mother in that matter, and
thinks That but scant justice was done to her
ny his fntcr when the matter was made pub
lie, says that if amends he not made to her
by Mr. Forster "plain, unvarniShcd tale"
shall be published in dN The Year Round
How the matter will end it is imnossiblc
to iolctcl. Perhaps the best yay would be
to leave the tale untold, if young Dickens
would consent 10 that course. At all events.
one cannot hui admire this young mans az
irclion for his another and his chivalrous
determination that It all cost to the rcpl,i;,-
lion OF his father, her good name shall not
he blurred. 1t will he remembered that
Waiter Savage Landor suddenly separated
from his wife, and never saw her a"ain. Mr..
Forster his ti,pI.., r,l,y nf Inn1pr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

Dr.. Gross, OF Philadelphia. the celebrated
sur,rou. was once dangerously i'll. Soon AZ
ter hi. recovery he met one Of his patients,
uIo remarked to him, " oh, Doctor, rejoice
to t. sec that you are out again. Had we los,
YOU our good people would lave died by the
dozen" "Tiank you, madam" replied the
allable Doctor; "but now fear they will
die by the Gross -
Edith O'Gorlnan (the escaped NUM- gained
a suit for libel arailist her at San Francisco
on Monday week. She had been charged
with intemperance.
The Bostonians have been trying to dam
the current of local improvement with the
rush of individual objection" seyeral, per-
sons are believed TO ba seriously ipjurea'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

\ Wo2p a.; srFiKES.--Ic old Fjicnd Z. :
Ian2 it. aid T., lets MI. strike. Why moi !:
Ii will e;iriali%" matters generally. After IL
time, when we want bread, beef, and beer,
we r,,n all begin Il, n0cU. And when We do
ira:n dc nuro we sr!i'c 10 be satisfied with
\,re,<Arrs. AMI We shall hc Every Man his
or.u :;uriivr, Every Man his own Baker,
Every san lis own Ha>itrrwNman, Every
Man ii, own iuut.lAhrr, Sc, s., ~. Then
nrad,a!y we ,ho!t work round 10 rational
Statc. Iigt"nS, Jets all strike. IN the mean
white | shall go and live quietly in Rus>a
Yours. truly, hSotT.
,s,,,rI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

FrAHrrL Nyr>E AGo%cEEr. Tho officers
"t !v!' hHi,>lN'> -h!p tiau-c<, stationed At
Falmouth. England. gave tie ottc: day Il
c"'n.r 1t 4 p!!,@ called i;cJrr1Ih, Il few miles
dis;t,.!. IL ail! Of the i'orc>orS' funds. MI.
t:nyne>, ci'ct s'nnciy instructor. forty Years
III age, >;ni%a humorous song in character,
which Vas warmly nprinu.tc,l. He rc;ippoar-
cd 70 al encore, ana staggered forward upon
IL" orchestra. liz III! i1"in" taken IN hc in
t";tioutI. h' applause and laughter were
r"I!rW"d. bal iinync* continued struggling.
;tnI III" !rclrimrul WAS soon tI'rncd 10 wild
attrni. Doctors were summoned, but before
i!!.ir arrival all inrIipn lad ceased, and in
tllii view ui the audience ttc l,ad died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

"a C.A,u AGAINST THE GovEESMENr'-
When VI the Union army took possession Of
rrctcricksburg, Va, about $4,000 worth
Of me ncrcirndise belonging to Dir; X. NJ.
r. Teid, now treasurer of Front-street Theatrr,
,,,,', ,n,,,;xr.t4d with other goods for the
T |., Of the United States. Air, Reid is a
naive Of Scotland. but las resided III TINS
country for about twelve years, ana ne :! pre- ':
sa,,teI his Chains to Ike United States Gov
er,,mcnt for the recovery Of this amount ol
his property taken, and it Is reported tat ms
claim is in u fair way of being settled 10 hiS
,utis(actiou,- Baltimore AnserIcaH,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY on Music IN THE
STREETS on SusDAY.-Lcarnin" of Arch
bishop Baylcy's intention to visit Washing
ton on the occasion of tho cornerstone lay.
ing OF st. Patlick'S church. Rev. Father
Lawrancc wrote 10 his Grace and asked
him, "Will ii l,c agreeable to YOU to have Il
public reception when You come TO lay the
commissioners The Archbishop replied
. will preach * you may WISH particll-
k'rly request that YOU will not give mea pub.
lie reception. ] like everything bright and
grand about the church. but do not like
the noise Of drums and trulmpctS about ile
streets. If it WAS Il Catholic country, where
all joined in. it might be al very well, hut
here. believe. il does more harm than
good Washington Rcpubhcn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

An editor has bccn nominated TO Il hlsE-
r1aic by the Pope Tic ne" digniIary is
Ir. iicrhtri Vaughan, who Tor some time
nonducied the Tutici, the lending Roman
ttlHglic journal OF London. lie is now
bi;hop Of salf9rd, III EnSlaad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

FLORENCE HiN l<I-N A'NtHN' 'i'''h>
"a. so" $40 ~ ~rEi'T.
" !!.~''H Att f::HL .n!.t''i.Ea j"r safe.
-, l.-nuG!in%
-, ,,,.
w RIVE TO NM OK Nj. OF liit.
~ sdTt...c- given i,io" "nt -" II ti' Ia! lie,
,p not confirm -" -ia'c'E"nis @ir"'i.
I-ri = Lur..-,t," fer year. bat iHli u = i':''
fora WIIif'uX \ GIBBS. want !" u tie
d.'~',ir 'itrri,!~-'!r~ +. Ramp 'i'tn. III.
l. II. inrEi:. .!aiucaln'.;. ). \ =. writes: ri!"
ny NILLCp& GIEi:S beau" IL iEis taken
worry md Clg,' from uHr household.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28
GROCERIES, &c.


GROCERIES, &c.
SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS
for sale by
oc2s ROBERT f. WILLIAMS & co.
5 TlERcEs HAMS
10 boxes BREASTS.
for by
or2s ROBERT F. WILLIAMS " 90.
DUCKWIEAT FLOUR
from the Valley,
VALLEY FAMILY FLOUR Of nigh crude
for al. Ivy
PALMER. HsETSOOK & 60. ocge
SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR,
WARRANTED
AND FOL. SALE BY
HAXALL, CREN$HAW Il CO.,
FOOT OF TWELFTH STREET
ENCEL>IOR FAMILY TLOUR.-A con-
~ 1ta,i smr!iN" S'mg;h'crs crriratch fNcEi-
&c .,s-2awan TYLEr'> S"N K 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

HE Wrcn-noG'S IIoxE>T BTr.-[From
the New Work HcrGid.I-- tri@!.ttnI Gus" OF
hyt!rulhnhia j. reported in Union Town
.,.ip. ii,,,T hcA;.rk. y. i. Some four weeks
aEo .;!is, Mary Icrhunc Was bitten IN tie
nose and liz ~ The l,lnIy dog. III" animal
ran away. TEc WounG closed and healed,
and nothing was tnougtt cf the matter.
La, Saturday, however, Miss TcrIunc, III
using i wet towel, felt the symptoms oi'
hrtirophohia coming OF. She said nothing
til sunday miEh. when the symptoms
assumed IN alarming STATE, - that Il doctor
Wa- called III. Up 10 yesterday her c.,s'.
rr"w =I;'luaiiy' Worse, end now there Is no
hope ul her recovery. She bears her torture
Of thirst with II horror rf water. oi hunger
with Inability 10 swallow, al wanting Ia
breathe without power - !n!Ei!c $ii>lIc'n-
ritl, end, Worst # all, au Intense and uny"n-
trpll:!ic E"IS 0i. excitement. which j.
dreadful, al TIE tina" possessing her ir;;>"n-
n@ ItclIitic; with The utmost clraInc>>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-28

,,Iln runTUEn CiECi.lhl; MCLAI WILL,
AND ,f.,iS - ~: :. W..
I,,rnr,oIl's rafctit NOV ABiE TuCrNED AID
PERFORATED SAWS.
PATENT EXTENSION FLANEE TOn1llti'
CIRCULAR SAW a&;cntrd .Inu". l>-2t. ~tN
MaEURILS. S-tH GCMMEE", utSfiS.
&C., Sc. ..
ph1i.Ny PARALLEL. IDG ER lt"r cdSir; boards
perfectly uat:llti aud sliiirg thc;u ihio strips
fni iinlIIu.. Sr.t
ClEtI,LAE S.H Wills. Flaming NIarhr:c.,
say Etn,l,~. i!afsrl AMI k'-; iia"!,iECr' j,
~l.jucic Machine, &C.. &. .
LIE Ni!ii.R md IL 1881; MACHINE BETTING,
i.n.itrrv tud fia"inCTy generally.
PARTICULAR >TiE+IiuN - Ell lNH.
EAiIH < 90.
Gticr lln- Cary zirc"t. hrt"rru
ufa.-g,. Eleventh and Twelfth