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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

j. WEIslGER & CO. are selling full set OF furs.
Including handsome muff. for IS. This is the
greatest bargain they have ever had III the way OF
furs They have magnificent assortment Of finer
goods "
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a big stock of clothing at E. d. SPENCE Sons,
1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

Heis truly stump speaker VINO, when tsikins'
EXHIBITS mouthfal Of stunrs. II sou woaia KEEP
your dentsl xturcs in perfect talking order use s
fragrant sozodont daily. The recipe Is simple bu'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

KATIE PUTNAM.-This charming actress
appears this afternoon in the Child Of the |
Regiment at Assembly Hall, aud tonight In
splendid farewell bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

Heavy undershirts at the low price of one dollar
ut z. B. SPENCE & Sons.
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PRIzEs.-They don't give anything but prizes at
E. B. SPENCE & Sons. They have no blanks. Give
you the full value of your money In superior ready
made clothing. Call early.
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,sT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
rms RICHMOND roST-OfFlCE SoVEM-
ri Calling tor letters In this iis' VIII please
NGycrts. lf not cSllGa ,r for ni n iGmf IN WseSs
Sv viii he sent 30 The poa''''"'' '"'ee' ia ""e"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
Anotter lot of those sne ilssin tagsst RIzzIai's

u. F.sGyaveiy's pancake scbassa, and all otner
hne brands chewing tobacco. as GEoR0s scHos osas'
corner Main md Eleventh etrests
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

big line Of neck-ties, scarfs, &C., at f. B
SPENCE 6 SONS gentlemen's furnishing store, Iaot
Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

Millions of paper and other collars, In every
style. at E. B. SPENCE & Sons fashionable CLOTH
ing establishment. 1900 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

Boys school-caps ut so cents-worth more money;
yr eat bargan-for sale at p. WE1sIGER & Co.'s.
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sweet Havana Oranges at PIzzIEI's.

7 have analysed the whlskey known under the
brand OF "8 Select" controlled hy messrs. WAL
nru n erArs & Co., Richmond, Va, Rnd ind Il
rrec from fsi oil and other impurities, and recon-
meud ifs use for medicinal and family purposes.
J. b. McCAw, d. D.,
,atc Professor of Chemistry Medical College Of Vir~
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Cocoanut caramels al ANToNI'S.

All the substantials and delicacics Of the season
served up at ANToNIs restaurant, Main street below
the Dost-Oftice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

Shirts made 10 order or ready-made at z. D
SPENCE Sons furnishing store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

All of the late new style hats for sale by P. WET
SIGER G. Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

Ladies' furs from the lowest TO the finest quality,
ut L. WYIsIGER s. Cog.
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Go 10 Pizzlsrs for ,ocosnut caramcfs and battes-
scofcf, CANDY,
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California pears-somethng extra-at PizzINIs.

NOTICE TO observation-disclosures Is now
prepared 10 nuke all kinds Of large and small cakes
pies. and pastry, and has on hand the largest aud
finest stock Of coufecions In tho city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

Furs neatly altered, refined. and repaired, at P.
WEIsIGER & Co.'S.
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h MoRsTsa GLoaY FIaE-Cysse-is grses ,hss =, "
ee.yea at aEoReE scHoEH's, ccfnsf a1ain snd Eae'
yen:ai stsests. 81
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l lsT OE AnNERTISEn LETTERS RE.

] IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
IL MANNING IN THE MASCHESTER POST
OFFICE NOVEMBER %. ls72. Persons calling for
lr.I> IN this list Will please SAY Advertised If not
eI.lG for In one month they will be sent to the
l.a,i-Letter Oaicc, in Washington y. c.:
LADIES' LIST.
Brooks, Maggie Moore Mills
Cllauci. Ellen Mankin. Sarah
Iuyis, Gegael!a Moore, Kathleen
,,un. sara Onlstead, Mary
hartley, Lissie Smith, Miuirva
lclqracc, EmmaS. Taylor Palma
Washington, Jennie
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
Nrrtan. John johnson, Manuel
Eu,i. Thomas NJ. Lewis, :. W.
,rlwvN. Thomas Murion, Mr..
Sntlctt, Richard Morris, +. L.
thappcli, john X. Morris, q. w.
Flag. Holsou Pakstuu, Henry
,IrccH. Han. &. Sharpe, Ch srles II.
Gilcrhrich Green Taylor, George II.
iiarrish, MILAN White, John
Hudson, William VI. Winga. X. l..
ii"htay, Rev, 6. }. White, Buck
j. B. COSBY, 2. 81.
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MANCHESTER IMPRovEAESTs.-R. II. BEAz-
LEY, agent, continues to sell boots and shoes at
greatly reduced prices. We advise the citizens Of
Manchester to give BEAzLEy call before they pur-
niase elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
sun rises .......... 717i Moon rfses.........is6o
sun sets. ............ 453 High TIDE. ..-..fe2e
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER q, 1877.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pslisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, ID. II. Rogers, agent
SAILED.
I. Steamer wyanoke, Couch, New York, merclinn-
disc and passengers, John W. Wyatt, agent
Steamer JOHN sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr.
chandisc and passengers, l.. b Tatum. agent.
Especial telegram TO the DispatclLl
CRY PofST, VA, November 22.-Arriyed, Nor
segan bark Zanrak with railroad for Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company schooner
Tentc and Alice, lumber, for Richmond. Passed
up, schooners Knott Creek, Francis French, Susan
Ellen, and J. G. Reynolds--for Richmond.
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MARINE INTELLIGENGE.

60 to PIzziSrs and get some delicious CalIfoxais
pears. .sstHs1asgs-r &C. 90
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Asplendd stock Of underclothipg for gentlemen
at T.. B. SPENCE 6 Sons. 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

Coffee. tea, and chocolate at AEroHrs restaurant,
Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

Fire layer rsisins, lemons, eitron, and afp,es It
Przzrs1's.
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Ladies' and gentlemen's restaurant open all day Al
ANIONI'S. -
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cARpErIyGs. 0uG.C1OTFss. DC.
sy0s,D AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Best quality OF
Y ANTHRACITE COAL from ~ and s7.5o TO
&s.25 per ton, delivcred-libcral deduction u seY
cred from vessel In next ten days. OAK and ZANE
WOOD and CLOVER HILL COAL at lowest mar,
let prices. No. 70s Grace street, or Nineteenth anu
u62s CHARLES Fl. PAGE.
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VESSELS.
captain ID. Mullen, schooner Ann Twibin: E. II.
"uk'y. brig Clyiic; +. Hutchinson brig +. H. Todd.
T.. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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coco,n,,t.cre,m candy at PIzzrNr's.

n,,ss two mounds for Is cents. at PIszINi's.
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uAY, HAY, HAY.--JEss arrived per
III schooner sallie g .E...;s 4.
40 fsaieg HA Y, 54s.tt .ss45 Z.
rs bales T9AS. . -. !. ....
For sale by tts~ .fSEkNAS EACsAHe q w.
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Sweet Havana oranges at ASroSl'i
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.--F0r sale, 500
"A tons Hall Brothers Il Co 9 celebrated FRANZ
Also Georee's Greek cumberland Goal, Midlothian
and Clover Hill Lump and Hail Coal, MI OF which
s be sold ut the lowest market rate: lx,,,,,,,.
1--t WHIT ROBERTS. rs
yB corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
New. large figs at ASToyI's.

White Malaga grapes at ASIoNI's.
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Oysters in every style at AEToNI's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

Go TO ASToSI's for pure candies.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.

1 h -
BERRY, and IOCUsT MOUNT ANTHRACITE
CHALs Also, CUMBERLAND, lamp and average,
sald Ia be the best iituinin0,ts coal In use.
\. =. LATHRUP,
au9 Seventeenth street. at drawbftdge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

Petersburg at different periods. BE said
he was sixty-nine gears old, and had spent
forty-nine years in the ministry. He was
hot tired Of the work, but would gladly go
to Africa, If little younger, and preach
Thrift
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:
:
4
+
SPRUNG
: Il. IL JOHNSON co.
Are opening large and attractive stock
consisting of
D"",+.tie., Fian"els, P-rcaIe.,
White Goods. x'opiins, Lace
Curtains, silks, Boy.
Cloths, &c, &c.
We call especial attention to our stock of
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Dolly Warden HAS,
R0nnet..
French Flowers,
EAces. Ribbons.
Hid GLOVES,
Corsets, Collars,
Dress Trimming,
Hosiery, &c, &c.
MISS GARDNER has Just returned
with the Spring Fashions, and will be
pleased to show the styles and novelties
of the season to all.
DEVASTATING.

10 meet the wants of our customers in
this department, Mrs. Hussey has taken
our rooms and wishes to inform her GUS
toners and all who will favor her with a
call that she will cut, fit and make ladies'
Dresses and Sacks at short notice, and in
the latest style.
Our motto is large sales and small
profits. Gold and Bonds purchased as
usual. -ti43
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The Hereafter,

We ask shall find IN heaven al those
who have brcnmr SO necessary To mortal
happiness that | can scarcely do without
them Shall find my children there y"
shall surely lind lnne there Will they
know me? DO they know IN" nov? DO
their sweet little thoughts hover above
me, and di~til upon my head, as dews
come upon flowers ut night ? Are my
children mine ? or are they like the drops
of Il brook, which flows between llowrry
banks until il loses itself in a river, which
pours out into the ocean? Are they only
drops mingled with myriad other drops,
to make mp the universal sea? Are my
children immersed and lost in the great
ocean OF human existence? Have given
them up torever2 Is all this discipline, all
this lore Of the nursery, all this sweet lie
upon the knee, all this night and day in
my bosom, as they lay sick while they
We're babes-is all this gone forever? Is
this, too, one of the illusions of life? Nv
boys-are they mine only Us they are
evcryhody's? Is there nothing of me in
them? Is there nothing that my heart
may claim in them? | doubt not that we
shall find our children there. | do not
believe that the heart has been kindlcd to
so much fear and suffering that it may be
quenched with everlasting forgetfulness.
This is my liberty. 1t is not Gods reve-
latlon. 1t IS my necessity. And | am
not rebuked when | indulge in such
thoughts. My heart cries out to those
who have loved me and gone to the
heavenly land; and when | cry to them,
hear voice answering, US the spirit and
the bride are represented rs saying
Come" AT night, by day, at twilight,
in Joy and in sorrow hear the voices of
loved ones saying come" Over all
troubles, louder than the noise of winds
and storms, | hear the voices of those who
have gone before me, saying '.IIeaven is
real; God is real love is eternal; come
from ont of winter. from out of trouble.
from out of storms, from out Of the sin
and-come" There sound perpctually
from the walls and battlcments of the
celestial city, voices that win and WOO
every aching heart, saying Come, come
come y II. w. Beecher
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A Fortune Made by a Hat.

Wehave all heard Of the lad who stopred
to pick up = pin rs he was sadly leaving
the presence of the rich banker of whom
he had asked employment in vain, and
was thereupon recalled given a STOOL in
the office, and alterward taken into part
nership, and died immensely rich If
may well have been true, as many fortunes
have turned upon as slight points as that
The other day Herr Mnnle died at Colmar,
late of France, but now Of Germany.
twice over a millionaire, who owed all
his fortune TO his hat lie had been ap-
prcnllced to a farmer. and in the course
"i his Wandellahr or travelling year of the
herman lourneymen, he found himself i'm
C"linar. and applied to4 Messrs. Well &
B"utron, who had u great machine shop.
for work. The ragged and harefootrd
boy, with his knapsack on his back. did
not commend himself to his masters and
he was told to go about his business. As
he was going the master machinist called
after him II say, man, what kind of a
hat is that You have on ?" "A wooden
one, sir" "a wooden one! And where
did you get it ?" II made it, sir" elbow ~
with my lathe. ! had lone way 10 90
and needed Il hat that would Keep out the
rain and as had no money to buy one |
made this out Of wood" '.But this is
oval, and an oval form can not be made
with a lathe" THAT is true, sir: but
nevertheless ! did it. took my ce ntral
point and worked away TIL had made
my hat" The poor apprentice had in
hit npon the principle of the
eccentric lathe. The keen sighted turner
at once engaged him and fonnd him to he
a mechanical genius as well as a good
workman. lie became a partner and
aiterward sole proprietor. under the Gal
llcized name of nj. Moulin, and died the
richest man of the whole country side
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Hi..ui j. he lnnk4I NJ !, I'M ha ,,.,s
r.bt
I.p,. van l-po,,, I lava. Won, :,
-.l,.s I, with, I1,sl c.,. Ina hol ,a,-o,.
ugl1 ii h4lu,,.
Ana an very sorry
-Why is alter. nanst al bewildr,n,ent
l.,,.,,,.,. Won arr = ,l.licat. Nh. nn,ynr
.i.r,Ii,,,r ,.,r,. .pI nn,..ioo 10 ra,.,, ,,,,,,.
,I,,,,,n I,i,,bi mi I'll, l.,rl
roiggh liz .lmnno nriy.,lnns tryrr and
.u,i1,i, which yill'tv ,.,,.n ,,,, ,,n,,o,f,I
constitution and where Won mus moi c+o ;,
ml IRA yoin~ ia thr I'm Vast 81
lrs nv mother must have \ home IN
he. nid ayc. She is .frnnr now I,ut tin,n
rs telling on her. You know All that sbn
I4a- Been to me h"
lr4; -hr has been A GOOD mother Rut
sou -hall take me too, John"
She won her way INTO his arms aoain, +
Ms viii
You win take nae. toog'
No. Did NOT tell Won that Won made
it 80 hard for me 10 >ay ~ood-bvc 10 Won ~
he took the little. careSsinr hand
doWu from his face.
Don't Won make me weak. Nelly. DO
Vou lhini, that il is nothing TO me to leave
my violet the only woman ever loved
for hard. cola life and unreasino toll
] cannot marry lor ten wears. Nrl!y."
And then | shall be- thilty wears old -
'lr~, married. and with little children
SEEING II last, that Your old lover, John
ljurnW WAS RIGHT"
He rose to his feet
John ~ in terror.
Yes, am gong, Nelly. Little one
you hook ~ much woman now. with
sour ,tcadl;tol eyes near me; | did moi
t"r-ec that you would love me-that 1
sh0uld love you, You were 4 little school
gil when | saved YOU from drowning last
summer, and Your S:ltchel of books float
cd away down the river, and was lost. |
come to see Gregory, not YOU. | could not
help loving YOU; but did not think until
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formerly of the firm of TreadweIl & Mansfield can
pc found ut his old stand on Beaver St. rear Of the
American House He has on hand new carriages OF
ms own manufacture. Also, secondhand carriages
one Doube Phaeton, nearly new. Purchasers will
hnd it advantageous to call before purchasing else
where, as goo bargains viii be gwen,
Repairing faithfully and promptly done by as good
workman as the state affords. Wheels of every
description made to order G. TREADWELL,
Belfast, June |, 1s72.-3m4S
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w ''tiiic naGh' pliii7ihSS ooN ~ "" i'i''-
io2 ,,,l, ",,.'N '''.:' 'e'' '''1i'
= '.'le >1'''n7 !, 'i' Wy
"n "hlilN H''lt s'h'lo " ,h''uhS'
N'''N ~" ~ wv - ~ ''"s
non I''''l@'ne'f s''r'Se .l'l,lS1' '0''i's WI
Won" '.iu ivory ,iln''i'ha,e'' "''''i"Nrl' P'S'
WFnS 81 S'rI''!e iice' "''s''l"t " ,ia'li'"'Nc
#hr'e''t ei''"l"'"n''rS' S,'"' l'"ch"A'9 ~
,'i''fN's @."iV' i'''HN' ~ u"'''i''i'"I 4
'"''i'' "''r!'n' o'w'""oS 81 req ,-''"' ~
SI."G9 on 'lriiiN''F So |Vi,lS .'1'' ~. ~
",''i i''0'o rIoo"''7' ho"i ~ i'l' ,,'s',''-
{" WIN G"i" hPar'' !''c S''N'' hi'' ~ =
sword .n"' EtN,'N' I'''N "'''N"' i'"' u ~,
OF an ora man "'h' ~ ''i'''NS ul"ns: j. N''''
"' Nellhin' ah't 'hri'>H" ~ q 'i"'i'' "
'aiMlsh'o hfarS. n
NV no Is TINS 'hat Is ;" "@'N' Aunt N'-
~ g
mat, they Sa, i my SFe;a- great
grandfather, Neuy"
wv nat Is II p''"leu Oh inns queer
Stuti
swell, rs KIND OF leather. | heileVe.
They used TO write on i n ora ,lme. -.
lie unr"nmohly ugly isn't ne
SAID Ne!lV' ,WcafllN.
As she spoke, lhe littie case leu apart
revealed. SheF"peh'd H. ana ga" lhal IL
was written upon
wv ny, hlrSS my soul Wha' nave you
there exclaimed MISS Toldin%' rlsih% up
IN 4 strange alarm.
Nto Snatrhed IL from NeiiVS naho.
II can D" me VIII >h' rrh'd-
Nel.E looked on III diiho surprise;
Aunt Mary fe,td ieW Wofd'' men rnSheo
away IN WiId a@''''ioh 10 !he itoIarE'
where hef brother was suing NeHv
coma near mem 'alklhg' lhe Two; men
iff hF''"ei ttsle 'heh wy GU ''o''Se
sleeper W;'' 'itlleu nom ih' uiiii' i""'ii
ana 50 hurh confused conversation she
never heaid before hY-ahu-py' ihey an
WAltei on her IN y Dolly;
"NrI'N, Sad hef iathef' Si''lhg down
ON inc !"'l Oh i'io "eo' N"" are a''
h'froI. 49,,
ms Is oiI ''fanala'her ''oldm@
VIII e\cE'lnl'" A"A' Nl'tiN "ouri'hlllg
'h' 'il Oh Ne'l"" P'Per'
III seems ,ha' ne was very ecre"irlF,
/ '"F|oTN ronueSeehuto 70 eNpiiih- re
was very rIch' ana hia some ntrd seas,
| ana some grandsohs VINO promised 10 be
mar irf' ana ne ieii "''.- WIN 'le "ii"te SCI
! VINO were waiting ZOE nun !" dle. ne
-" ''''' y" 'i'"'''S ~ ~ N"'''''' VI
courage inc young people rNotsSeS; a
NIUE poverty "oulu help tfif ia'hiiV' ana
ne i"lllh generation Wo'lIu appreciate
ms money ahu nr"nHoiy maze @""n nS"
| 81 II. men ne ulru' u" Will fo'il" pc
'"''n" ''n'' .''"''9n ',''l' was Il l''''ouN
>iI"G@le loF me property y went M" the
| hands OF trustees. through the oath OF Il
lawyer N" had drawn np the VIII and
| lhere III mas hfeA. descending nom one
person TO another ana 3'r"ln'ii.t'ln& III
| Ntill'' ''h'll you ana !, NrIIN' are rlrl as
f".SuS
row 'f''%orN
Am we me ionf1h genera IN falhPf
/ va an "hlycihI'i, we are Ms "hiN children
AIl me back i"lkS are dead, ana Il Sldes
down TO US on CREASED wires linnth
I"r ''flhdihih'f ''9'dIn@
thiH true, iathrr
e, my dear. IN" property : chiefly
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AUTaON
10 Females in Delicate Health

DIR. DOW Physician and Surgeon, No. Enid.
colt street Boston, is consulted daily all diseases
incident to the female system. Prolnpns utcri or
Falling OF the Womb, Fluer Albus SIIpnrrssinn
and other Menstrual pcrang tments. are ii
on new pathological principles, and speedy relief
the new mode of treatment that most ohsfi,'at,
complaints yield under it, and the afflicted person
soon reloiccs in perfect health.
Dr. Dow has doubt had greater cxpprience ~
me cure o diseases OF women than any other ply
stefan in Boston. rig
boarding accommodations for patients wilt may
wish to stay in Boston Il few days under.Lis treat
ment
DR.. Dow. since 1915, having confined his whole NJ
enton to an Office practice for the cure Of Private
Diseases and Female Complaints ,ucknowlcdprsn no
superior in the United States
N. b. All letters must contain one dollar, or
they will not be answered.
o'fcr hour. from A. .to9P.M.
Boston, July u, 1871. 1vr2
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
r. II. ED DY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs,
=
EATIyaDygsUS

al regar4CPr Eddy As one of the most enable ana
successful practitioners with whom have had otfi-
cal Intercourse. Gil ARLES MASON, Commits
sioner of Patents"
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ahd favorable cons drration ut the Patent Office
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II Late Commissioner OF Patents Y
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apprehension Patents having been successful in
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tents, as they may be sure of having tile most faith
tul attention bestowed on their cases ANA at very
reasonable charges. JOHN IAGGART y
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Death Of mrs. NJ. ]. Camden.

The following announcement Of
the death Of Mrs. NJ. j. Camden will
sadden the hearts of large number
of our subscribers in Cherokee
Mrs. Camden was indeed and in
truth a christian. She exemplified
the religion she protested in her
every day walk and conversation.
She loved her Saviour and her great
est pleasure and happiness was to
study His word and obey His com
mands. To "visit the sick, feed the
hungry, clotha the Naked" and adj
minister to the wants and suherings
of humanity, was with her-a pleas
ant duty. Long will she be remem-
bered by the recipients of her chari-
ty. May her example stimulate
others and her good deeds live after
hex. No other word Of consolation
would we say to a bereayed husband
and friends, than to speak the sim
pie truth-she is now with that
Saviour she loved SO we'll.
Mrs. VIRGINIA NJ. CAMDEN, daughter OF
William and Ann b. Clark, died in Humboldt,
Tenn, Aug. 2. 1872. She was born in William
son CO., June IL, 1929, protested religion in her
18th year. and remained q consistent member
Of N, L. Church, South from the day OF her
conversion until her death. She was united in
wedlocl TO Dir. NJ. J. Camden, Aug. 3, lele,
who was at that time a resident of Georgia She
was indeed a child of suffering, having been
deeply afflicted for eighteen years Of her life
In The midst of all her sutferings she never once
forgot in whom she trusted, and when. as her
pastor, last saw her in life, she was shouting
The praises of God while she was moving into
the dark valley. She died in perfect triumph
Her funeral sermol was preached to large con
gregation of friends by the Rev. II. II. Burnes:
The beautiful service Of our Church was read
by the writer, May God sanctify this deep af-
fiction to the good of the husband, and the
aged mother and father. and the only surviving
brother. of our departed sister!
W. L. BOILING.