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Award OF Ohio Public Printing Com
tracts.

COLUMBUS, July 25.-The bids for the
State printing were opened to-day. There
were four bids in all, for the work in the
various departments. Nevins & Myers,
Of this city, were awarded the contract for
all the work done in the English Ian
guage, the average price for composition
being 64i cents per thousand ems, or
more than double last years price. The
price bid for the press woIk, Is sol cents
per token, against 24t cents two years
ago. The contract for the printing in
the German language, was awarded to
Louis Heinmiller, at 40 cents for compo-
sition, and 80 cents per token for press
work, and 50 cents per- thousand words
for translating. u !. y....- s-,.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, July 95.-General Rignelme
telegraphs o. report Of the engagement
Of the government troops with nineteen
of the remaining members Of the Favine
Expedition. Ten oil the fllibusters were
killed and four captured, who sub.
sequently escaped. -Four who escaped
are likely to die with hunger. Several
stand of arms and q flag were captured
The importation Of Cinnamon continue
two vessels having arrived last week,
Captain Augustin Aguero is the revolu'
tionary Postmaster General.
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Female Raid on Whisky saloo ons.,

CINCINNATI, July 25.-The town Of
Carthage, Ind, was thrown in commo.
ton, Tuesday evening, by the breaking
up Of . number Of saloons in that place
by about sixty females, who formed
themselves into committee for that
purpose. The ringleaders are said To be
the wives Of drunken husbands, and
took this way to crush the traffic.
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John SaJA i 5sn1Iu Inn Iup,-ohio county will back
We mean ~ supporters to the Legislature
o. SSVe w. INTO INTO this campaign with pIonss owes
Jacob" We IN not only propose to % eIees 'SVSs Cove
Lei I, eva.E! out we intend to back Ir him 0"p' Up
same sS,.os county in the State do tbe M
Vfrluis0 0Gtect ~ your best men, and let II Vest tt
NTnIng that retards beSMeu ber nrosniI;,Ii IRON
"EsSng Democrat. N'' prosperity
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LAWYER: "How do you identify this
handkerchief" Witness: "By its gen
eral appearance and the fact that have
others like it." Lawyer: That's no
proof, for have ono Just like It in my
pocket" "Witness: "I don't doubt that.
l had moro than one Of the same sort
stolen"
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ST. PETERSBURG, 25.-The journal Dss
PSterSbury, to-day publishes the Imperial
decree diminishing Catacazy from the dip
lomstic service Of the Empire.
The journal states that the publication
Of the pamphlet concerning Fish, was en-.
entirely without the knowledge and
against the will Of the Imperial govern
ment
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Burning of a Catholic Protectory.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The Catholic
Protectory burned this morning was the
educational home for vagrant and desti-
tute people. Six hundred children were
asleep in the Protectory when the alarm
OF fire was first given, but owing to the
strenuous exertions Of the attendants and
Others no lives were lost. The girls are
however completely destitute. Tho in.
mates took shelter In the woods,
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Steamer Blown Up on the MissourI.

OMAHA, July 25.-The steamer Mud
shen exploded as she was leaving the
dock at Bellvue, Neb., at Z o'clock this
morning. The boat Is reported to be
blown entirely to pieces down to the hull.
She was loaded with oats from Browns.
vile for Omaha. Only one man was Sc
riously injured, but 1t is thought he will
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River News.

PrTTsBuRaH, July 25.-The Monon.
ganela Is six feet two inches, Cloudy.
CINCINNATI, July S5.-The river is Is
feet and rising.
CAIRO, July 25.-River risen nine inch.
Ies. Weather clear and hot, mercury 80
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 25.-King Amadeus ar.
rived at Santander yesterday, and was
enthusiastically received. The town was
gatly decorated and the streets were filled
with immense crowds. The King goes to
Ferral, Corrinne, Bilbos, San Sebastian,
Pampelana and Zearrilla, and then re.
turns to Madrid.
The fortieth anniversary of the libera.
ton Of Portugal was celebrated here TO.
day with appropriate festivities.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
THREE COMMUNISTS EXECUTED.

THhhh CUMMUNIsI6 EAhUUIED,
PARIS, July 95.-The three G Communists,
convicted Of participation in the massacre
Of the hostages in Rue Haxo, were shot
at Satory today. One Of the condemned,
when brought TO the place OF execution,
shouted "a bas la Commune" and the
other two cried "Vivc la Commune"
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A LAD arrested Ior theft, when taken
before the magistrate and asked what his
occupation was, frankly answered "Steal-
ing" "Your candor astonishes me-" said
the Judge. ~ thought it would" replied
the lad, seeing how many big 'uns there
are in the same business and Is ashamed
to own it."
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A Minnesota Town Threatened by
Indians.

CHICAGO, July 25.-A St. Paul dis.
patch says that dispatches were received
late last night by Gov. Austin from
Brainert, Mimi, stating that the town
was filled with Chippewa Indians, threat.
enipg trouble. They had been ordered
to leave, but refused, and the Governor
wascalled upon for troops. Three com.
panies Of the First regiment were order;
ed to leave on Especial train this morn,
ing. They will be Joined on the road by
other companies Of the regiment. The
cause Of the trouble Is supposed to be the
hanging by q mob Of the two murdererE
of Miss Macarthur. lat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-26

The Republican Convention Of the
Eighteenth Illinois Congressional District
esterday nominated Iaaac Clements.
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weather Report.
Wan DmAH1NHNF,
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 25-7:SoP. 4.
PRORABuITIRH

Areas ofrain and clouds, will extend
with southerly to easterly winds, from
the lower lakes southwark TO the Ohio
valley, and thence eastward over the
middle States by Friday. Partially
cloudy weather with southerly Winds on
the south Atlantic and Gull coast. Clear
weather in New England till Friday.
Clearing weatherin the northwest, upper
lakes and Mississippi valley, with south.
westerly and northWesterlY winds.
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Tsie EsossGssiYc Case.

10 Hc Ei,;tr Of The Commercial AdrcfhSeF'
The mat.tr OF the ignoring OF the poSs'H-
siyc ease III certain Instances is WHAT may nc
called one OF The popular vulgarisms OF the
DAY. The thing is not an "Amcrlranl>hi,
Tor the English writers, both OF noVels ana
OF ncwsur1crs, transgress i'll the premises
more frequently than we do. Do You sup
pose that pointing out the error Will lena u
lis amendment! Probably not.
The error is to he found i'll thousand Va
ricties OF cXprcsSion-one CT which, Tor III
Stance, is defended by Dem Afford III the
"Oueen's English" and co!licmn"d by MI.
Gould in Good Engli$h." DAY nj night
are consequences Of the earth revolving on
its axis" Mr. Gould insists on the EARN
being in he possessive case. There Is no
doubt that it should he 50.
lind q compound instance OF this error III
the Herald Of this morning:
"Lucien Adams, Democrat, is tindc!-
stood to have challenged Scott, and any one
with the JOYOUS soul OF Il Sir Luciiia t'l'ris'
yer will see that an accident to the Captain
Would diSappoint Mr. Adams. Tile lnic"
c:ce is obvious. Senator Campbell bcn:
Lonorably rid,ilcd ~ as necessary to poctI'
Justice rs the original Captain scott 5liusiG2
d9wu lis coons.'
What the writer there means 10 say |:
obvious; but, grurlmatiGliiy speaking, Wl.~
he does SAY, is very different thing. lie doe.
SAY that :. senator Campbell is rs Necessary tt
poetic justice rs the original Captain Scott,
which is nonsense But il the writer iiat
nut the two mems names in tie po,sessir'
case, he would dramatically have sad VIA
lie meant to say-that "Mr. Canpbeii's bclns
rddlcd is as necessary opoetic justice as w;Is
Captain SCOTS bringing down lis COON"
Is seems to me that The mere statement o
this case 10 intelligent readers IS sufficient Il
establish it without argument. The thin!
that i, necessary to poetic justice" is mo-
Senator Campbell, but what Senator Camp
bell may suiler-to wit: Kidding. Never
the.csg, almost every newspaper writer i:
duly guilty Of putting his autecedent no'u
in the nominat!ve or the objective inste2e
Of the possessiro case, in sentences similar t.
b ,se above quoted. Is that owing 10 a.Ineta
tioa orscarelessnessI r.
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asIU9;ySfdT 1,sAr.F-.Fusarc nays.
ByA.C. Puntaln, Auctiorcer.

T7oR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on ~. liz J.
VEST ri soG6fEIs d AkahYI h he re-
tm.sr NJ So,omou Dayis, Esq. T.HiT sen % public
ancIon. IN lie premises on THURSDAY the ~
day Of March II ipass O'clock tr 4. 1 s,or lE
and nj, atticlocated ON tie west side OF Locust al
x. and front together II feet inches, and run nafS
20 feet ,nore or ess). plat Of the premises WIN "
This property Is centrally 9catca and caa be uTea
as business houss resiaenc or for
nosi,v ms much as TIM parties holding The properly
are wiling 10 Take for It.
properly Is for sale Mit i0Stea 70 ks ss
m nas. t,re-fourth cash; Balance negotiable
note Nil. Interest added, secured By trust deed upon
t.ic pa - " 49, A. G. PCILfAM-
r - COMMUNICATIVE bGctionccr.
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TIE CG%vENTloS QrEsTloN.-it is one
ly.l..l Cannot be thoroughly argued without
mischief. We do not believe that the present
j, TIC ::opcr time tor l''llinf a '"n'en!i0n'
Tu,.c are ii:'ny reasons VIC %!Ec one: iht'
}apl.r mind is not III 4 PROF.: condition,
c:,t:cr IS 10 temper or balance, 10 acicct Tic
Iuc! 10 crane organic law.
Ia. rc do not go as far as TIC N!pa.~.
We think there are many provisions ~ IL.
l.c*o.u Constitution that might DC altered
with advantage to Ill classes Of oar poiula-
tons, and altered without giving ground ior
party contest.
iii, first as 4 N'ig'yiniaa ant! then as a Con-
sentative, we arc opposed 10 folding C>a-
yynton WIlin the. Next twelve E3Ath*.--
I'.:lf,I!3y PycGrc*s.
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|, RrI1-Ihn hill lnrntrl q

- y DILL.-lTt OH THTVHTIU IT
he Co7H- "f Patrick, restricting the
scuaip! Icnll, ,,nty co,l,;s and uiarlnc
jurisdiction Of the Co., the event ,o,pr;S,
the trial Of Ill causes in ~ decided ,uo.
passed the Senate last week D., .rpycr t,a,
iorily. This is 10 evidence, ho,. ,,nnr,I
il VIII become y law. a. the prcscat ~ -
Assembly, especially the House Of Delegate,
t.3:s .lot seem 10 know its own mind and
even ii TIE bill were to pass both Houses,
j, woV.d u'o>t probably be rCconsidercd in
.uii IL hour a:ter the announcement Of the
vote. As the Hill in Itself is unwi>e, i'm
polite, ;:nd injudcio'l*. it will probably f:Id
iiyor in The eyes Of TIE reckless deEagosues
who seem to contro! tie Legislature hd;-
nan ILtbN.C.
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4 sSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
"a OF i VALUABLE FARM or Tu!HTJ-$&-
VEN ACRES, ~ HMNEiro tUuNTH; TN .
MILES FROM TIE CITY OF RlII@oND, -
Tile LIMO! Giles AL
EOtD.-iiy yirtEe cf !, decree 81 the bankrupt
Court in me mattcroGJ. Il ". D. HltcEcock c$.N q.
Il. Garner. bankrupt we snail, Is assignee n'.V tFGA
tees of " T. t.; Garnet, sell Il; public t:..t!"n. n
front 0r the United States cu:nm-to.sc. IN i1ci-
1T,ond at ~ O'Clock NJ. on TUESDAY, February II
l,7e. lie aJol C-,aluct, property.
rFE:JS: Uac-tii-ti c.sh: balance in SIX and twelve
months. interest added from, trc day al sale: Gclcr-
rcd payments secured by decd 81 truss.
&. :. CONVERSE.
Assignee Of We. g. Garrett, bankrupt.
J.. ~. Gi:UEE$,
4. BOBEkrR. Trustees.
STEPHEN uL<rER,S
f. Ii-cc..f.GGtiS
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o,;.o GOOD story l. going the rounds OF
S. ~ on The subject of socks. There
80 n,;tc \ number Of eccentric statesmen III
az and among other eccentrlcitics,
= u.,s firmly believed that one OF these scor,ieu
,ba idra Of wearing clean socks. TO ciuclda.e
,bis momeuto,ls question was the desire y,
.evcrol felIow-statesmcn. So two grave anu
rnvcrcnd saipuors came together ana III.
,r,sscd the question. The first, whom ioi
hrcvity cake we will call smith, affirmed Ii'a'
Jone; (the st;.tesman) did not wear soch>;
while Brown declared that, having s ,rI
with Jones he knew that he wore SOCKS.
unshot was that a so piece WIS pun up "
brown and smith respectively, ana dei 'Gshto
in The hands of one of the scrSeaht'-u-:1i.lhs'
Nov Brown was in doubt on the propoSi'ion'
- No went to Jones and stated the iss'H'
uPv George - repicd Jones, "yorrca so''i'
Jo,,.t wru,. socks" This caused TIE cor
sJnnt Dr,,yn 10 70 down in III, BOOTS; ol't
n,,;,il,, ,-,,Iyin1.. he said: owen, now
,an.t ,,gord 10 lose that $50. Tell you WIZ!
mi m dn--I.ll 20 in with you, and wei! a'N'"G
~. COIN" Jones agreed. and the pair "e''
~, on Ton of the dome, where Brown tIli'"
ntr owe. boot and pulled oil one SOCK. 'one.
,n,I,cI of 4 boot and creased his horny 1901
:, thr SOCK. and both descended to the lower
rn,.;nns .youc, quietly went 10 his desk, ana
~ IN instant was immersed i'll the Interests
n hi, constituents. Brown went to Sin'lh
and Suggested that after adjournment Jones
r,. interviewed on the sock question. Sitii'H
,rrcri and the scvecant-at-arms WAS CHOSEN
a referee. ~, ,,or,-
After adjournment, the party hleu ti'cli,-
s.lv,, off 70 a committeeman, and. jnhoech'-
-, ,.a.,.,, ;,co,,und JDpcS Of the terms OF
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PAINTS, OILS, &c,
TITO CONSUMERS OF OILS For
l. MACHINERY.

4 saving guaranteed By the use Of
THE VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATiEG OIL.
suitable for slow or rapid machinery Of every de-
scripton; free from ali impurities; warranted not
to heat or gum.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by lis
differs from alt othcT Lub1cdting Oils sold Ia tbs
market. We are the sole agents here for the Viz
ginia Natural Petroleum Lubrica;ug Oil, every bar
rel of which sold by us bearing our brand thus
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubrcating OH. Iilr-
cell, Ladd & Co.. Agents. Richmond. Va. $50
There are plenty of social led Luhrictnrg o!ls
offered under the lure Of low prices; they are wor-
less and positive injury to machinery, us t.hc III
their use Will tell. A good ubricaung oil snc !s
the VIRGINIA NATURAL. PETROLEUM. IL
BRICATING OIL. Is positive economy, prevent,
wearing Of rho lnachincry-a saving Of power and
gain III speed Purchasers VIII bear In mind tA:t II
Is not alone sufficient to procure "nttir. lcir'-
leum;" it must b. IF the proper specific =. r1".
like tic Virginia Natural Petroleum L"ht cGt 80
Oil and like Ii undergo the process n ,".'t'c,@ !,H
without chenliculS aud be rendered :ti. 81, free
from 1rH or gum. This oil Is not affected by e&-
tremes OF temperature. standing alike Act cold
II Is, In word. the HEAPES'f OIL, aud combines
more of the requisites Of good luhrcat9r than an:
oil offered In this market.
Orders addressed to Us will receive prompt a,tca-
ton. and lie shipped In good tight pack"%rs.
PURCELL, LADD Co, Druggists,
f. l5-5m Richmond. Va.
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~ r.. BcnScu. .iii".iCliccr,
Characteristics.

UCTION SALE.-That valuable e-tat"
"A at louis Courthouse, Ma, known ~ Ia" NO.
TIT and other property, viii uc soI It auction. On
;.l.. PREMISES. MONDAY tic t!iL III A.arch n"&t
frpu, -.:Tl. consisting of III" Following nultu!i =
Sc.-to wit: TH . i.ti.L;E. lhEii. ZEN EAt.'>I>.
ons OF which is brick. ana !ias attached TWO rpu;I''
rented FOR stores: several uiCcs. dwelling, Niit'i.
r.bius ir.-hut;scS. ".cciicGt Kew si4Dta Stc:cht
rop 800 horscs: all Of which are III good con"lt!9n.
having been thoroughly r.pairrd s"r III. var il!7
attached snIic EIGHTEEN .tt:tS " LAND
with garden, az.
There is no other hotel In The town, tic exclusive
sale OF srirtuoas liquors ho;c-AceUiEg &C. having
been ciiIrcy restricted 10 this property renders L
exceedingly v;,irc. and Is considered The s; y
irr rr,snrriy Of tie Kind IN the state.
C6uls;, tuuri!cii.c Is Immediately on TIE II ct
rcake and OHIO ra.i-c;.I s!Nt!-t"o miles sect {"
Richmond ard is Il most pleasant; and r;tiGlE
Ing place having large manufacturing ana n!!iiHg
establishment. which adds much 10 thc prospcil!! III
tie town aEdSurruCnaiEs country.
This property Il really for SAFE, and wi! TIC soia
even at great slcrihcc.
TERMS: One. fourth cash. or It's ciusIalCEt IN
railroad or other bonds: balance 1t oEt. t%c, 'alc
four and liTe years. with six per cent. Interest ana
trust deed but should the purchaser wish to pay
more, CT all cash. NEST liberal discount Viii u
nude. 49,.
Thls ,rn"cI;y. vel managed would pay for it5@lf
ere I'm. las, rayincut becomes dtc.
For further particulars tnGress .,.
Arlington Depot, Nelson county. VI.
II, BENSON. AucluIcer. ~ u ~ .sS>""'
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Il VI. JONES, DENTIST, has SCI
: Z. aiv:avs pure rr;( fresh NITROUS .l.h-SIlE
IDS C,h : Tor ,.ainlc:s cxlr:.cilon o. tS"ti!;
ARTIFICIAL. .EETH made OF any description
:.il'l ur hes! EIi!vli:;i=. .,.
OLD GOLD rLNrE taken In exchange for rev.
ii! operations thorough: performed ana Var
,:rsicE Franklin street, No I'll, between Seventh
md Eighth. Iel-IIn"
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~ GrG,Iir, & Williams,
pc,I E~.pty kt,uI,t, and tIictipntt r.,

Real Ea.a'G AgGhto anu NuCt!VNttFS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 NEAT BRICK
l. RESIDENCE AND \ VACANT LOT, ~
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.-fn execution OF
deed Of trust from Iar,ha Ann Street 10 The SUD-
scrbrr as trustee, dated Is, November, lsGS. and re
corded In Richmond Hastings Court office. being
t:,cto required BY the holders OF the debt Scoarc,
| will sell at auction. upon Tie premises. on Ed
NESDhI, February %, 1877. ut = O'Clock /. h.-
the RESIDENCE. located rs ab>yc. With TIE autpiG-
Ing LOT. II has seven rooms, 4 kitchen with tTo
suGrls and Il stable: g,s and water on the premises.
The or has i front 81 - fec: ::d will be sold - a
whole or di:t5cd Tie yagr! IL PRETTY set with
shade trees. Shruhh"ry, &c.
TERMS: The decd requires 4 sale for cash: but II
desired reasonable terms Of credit VIII 10 allows!
on u portion OF tic purchase moLcy. These VIII te
made known =: The tine q! sac.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Trustee.
CRITTERS e wflIhHs Aucticn,cfS. IL 10
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ARCHITECTS.

LESANDER i. LEE, ARCHITECT
"A AND CIVIL FSClNEER.-Survtys mace
nj ir.i@ns ,,r;ri.hnd for tic arrangement Of VII
iges. arss lr: grounds. artificial lsi.-pohds con-
sry. ttrics and private csites plans,
kerctcs GCfaiis elevations. sections, and slecltc;.-
;jnnr for private and pabc huldMF. Oii;ce correr
cf I;,uk :'ad Eleventh Streets Riclnhond, Va.
fc--lln%
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b,s success with the fair sex; s.hee osn ~ s
that , each old maid and widow VINO , os Ii,I h.
S nis faith il firmly persuaded tL s,i ,h VIZ Han
.sscaIcd'' 70 him when she reaclie' 'io AA-'p
ny Land of Saints.
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In the lives of the saddeSt Of 1s there a. g
bright days, ,sl:cu we lecl as II We co'1l
take the great wordiu our arms. Then cone
the gloomy hours, when the lire will neither
burn on our heurtns nor IN our hearts ;andnl
without and within is dismal, cod and dark
Believe me, every heart has its secret sorrows
which the world knows not, and oflentimes
we call a man cold when he Is only sad
Lo81f05tOt 81
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.Et2aEE.E NEsEECEEN.
NiLAt AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
SATTAS'S CRyETAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

4 perfectly clear Preparation. In one bottle. rs
easily applied Is water for restoring to gray hair its
natural color AMI youthful appearance. To eradicate
ana prevent dardru!f, to promote the growth of the
hair, ard step It's falling.
IT'S entirely harmless aud perfectly fren from any
ii"i dncIs substance. and will therefore take the
pr .cr OF all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
~ ~ use. Su,.croms tcstinonia MS have been sent
~ FROM lnany OF orr most prominent citizens. in
everything in which the articles Row in Use are OBJ
rct!on:ti,,c CRYSTAL. DISCOVERY Is perfect. 1t
Is warranted TO contain neither sugar Of lead sui
H!:ir nr nitrate a: silver. Clrarand clean as water,
1t does not s,:! The clothes or scalp. 1t Is agre,by
rcrluiEcd ard makes one Of the best dressings for
The hHir IN use. il T"3tortS the color Of the hair
moft ,yeJtc'yg nnG unJormiy than any other pre-
I,ariiic,I. and always does In from three TO ten
'inys. NirluaiIy feeding the roots Of the hair with
u! he uUuIisl!Ga qualities necessary Ia its growth
and healthy condition, il restores the decay aud III
duccs q new growth Of the hair more positively
th;m anything: else. The application OF this Won
fcriul discover :l:u produces pleasant and cool
ing effect "C The scalp. ana gives tic hair pleasant
and elegant Appearance.
Ne call especial attention to the fact That limit
ed number Of small trial bottles he hid by those
wishing (" 7rv IT,. You will notice that In pursuing
his course oar aim Is 20 convince By the actual
merits OF :hc article.
ARTHUR NATTANS,
inventor and proprietor, Washington ID. G.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
:TRCELL, LAID Il CO., Proprietary
ja 2,-"adt.c!3 Agents, Richmond, Va.
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TNsUTI,AvcEC OMPAN1Es..

~, TEMENT. OF THE MU Y q A [
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-17
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y V. DANIEL, JR,
COUNSEL AND ATTORNEY AT Law
having resigned the presidency Of the Richln onn,
Fredericksburg ana Potonse Railroad COMPANY,
resumed thc practice Of his profession i'll tie couf
held in The city Of Elchnios.
Office III Tie building 4: tic corner OF Main ana
Tenth streets LcXt 10 the Eos,-o:bce. room No.e,
hichnopd, Va. Ja ls-!M