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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lll3 Main street.

A TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT,
"a No. 914 ST. PETERS STREET, BETWEEN
BAKER AND CHARITY STREETS, FOR SALE
By AUCTlON.-We shall sell by auction, on the
premises, on tuesday, tine 1sthtnstnnt, nj 9 O'Clock
MENT located and described as above. /.
TERMS One. third cash; balance In six and twelve
months, negotiable notes to be given for the de-
ferred payments, with Interest added and secured
by deed Of trust. RICHARDSON & co, { .
Jyl2 Auctfopeers.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI July 1.Fl0ur firm at r, ss, ana
o. arm PORK atet and held at ST.. Lard quiet ame
arm; steam, SEC. kettle. s,c Bacon IN falr as.
IN and; shoulders, sic; sides, l0c Whlskey sleau'
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iWHEAr.-Red, 50 bushels.
by Telegraph:
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, July 1.-Cotton dull and nominal mi
s,,gad W hiskey. esSc Wheat closed dull and
Jaci,ninc: white michigan. SL72sG$1.So. Corn
and with fair ;, neT s 7
poyI nu,et and Arm. Lard unsetaed and rather
weak. Navals steady. Tallow quiet. freiehis
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Suicide.

ROCHESTER, July 14.-United States COM
missioner William c. Storrs committed sui.
eide this morning BY drowning himself ina
cistern on his own premises. He was labor
| Ing under temporary. mental alteration.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
No. 1ll3 Main street.

T,HIRTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING
IL LOTS. ON WARRINGTON, JAMES, AND
FEDERAL, STREETS, ON CROWS HILL, BE.
TWEEN TIE MEGHANICsyILLET TURNPIKE
AM CHRIST sCffURCH, FOR SALE BY AUC-
TiJN:--Ou. THURSDAY the l.thl Instant, at a
o,clock p. NJ, we shall sell BY auction on the pre-
misses, THIRTEEN yALuh +, !: 81. BulLpfNG
t,,otnn, street between Baker and James streets,
asaSs "a y I5s feet on James street between Wash.
sngton and William streets and two 80 by lss feet on
street H., fsTnsT ec M ise rS Sp and
Christ church,
LENS: At sale. RICHARDSON L ca.
srts st'E .sf.f II = aYettonerrs
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EVANSVILLE, July 1.-two cars were
thrown from the track of the Nashville divi-
sion of the St.sLouis and Southeastern rail-
road Saturday night, and fifteen persons
hurt, ss...,sg-s-. :
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By the accident on The Atlantic, Missis.
sippi and Ohio railroad on Saturday HE.
Cotton, the agricultural editor of the New
York Times, had his colar-bone broken and
sustained other slight injuries.
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ar1rcrr1r RI RE ETS

louisville, July 14-Fourquiet extra iami,S
$3.50 Corn firm at so4sc sheiled ana saSss
a,c ssdes. 1Ssc'. hacked Lard quiet and un'
changed. Whiskey steady at $4,000.
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rn rnJrIS MARK FITS,

ST. LOUIS, July 1a.-Flour quiet and 9ncnanSE :,
Corn active; No. mixed al 35@4o@4ac. iof "a seS
sIs rs. Bacon firm shoulders, Sb@sac.; sidea' los
lard nominal.
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" ByW. Goddiu,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

IaALEATAUCTf0N OF SEVEN HANps::
i CONE tiyrS IN JACOB SHOCKS PAY
22WWt ThE rSSH HEaahA AID koaSE sTREETssi6. FL.
viii be sold st apetioh on the pfemiss sia III
s sESRs a. list LOCATED as , abSys
AZ, Tcs a., 60. 49, &C. aId g saeh rv ,1u,Ss
Al feet on the north side OF Capell street, running
back about $50 feet, more Or less.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen mouths for negotiable notes interest
added, secured by q trust deed. or ute relaneu'
This land abounds i'll gravel OF superior quality,
"t'>1 - w. GODD1N, ~
,r,,, ,raE r-T,aa ,i.s ri Aucuoneer.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BAI1IMonE July Eour l and Sad anf fn nrme
"a n ssGSi 10. Corn steady white $780,; yellow
sse PORK Steady; shoulders, &C. Lard stseady
Whiskcy firm at ss@s3sc Sugar firm anu aet'Se d
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nv Hi,l & Goddin, Auctioneers,
no iIas Main street. +.

rI.wo ToBACCo-sCREWs BLoGKss;
Sc.. FOR SALE AT .AUCTIoS.-on Il, Fiji XII
DAY Sc ,Sa A. u
nj with blocks sticks, &c, IN perfect order;
TERMS Cash; or sixty day note, Wen n i1aSise''
~ -st>tESt"f : Auctioneers.
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ra,aI stabbine and Death

NEW HAVEN, July IA man stabbed
another fatally here yesterday for tamperlns
with bis wife. The husband was afterwards
found dead, it is supposed from excitement
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,y; by W. j. C6ssenj r..
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office 380a Williamsburg avenue.

r WILL SELL ON THURSDAY, 17Tn
IL instant, at 81 O'Clock P. NJ, FlVEL0TS on Cod
instreet In the plan of Futon each 80 by l2o ieet
immediately 10 front of Meunt Erin Grove. u,..,
TERMS Une-third cash; balance at SIX and tweiSe
months; with deed Of trust. W. :CUSSGN,
!. IL 15-StN RfVStfGEseI.
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u,oI,coman KILLED.

New ORLEANS, July 14.-Policenan Ne.
massellier was to-day staDDed seventeen
times and killed by Nelson soveraino.
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ByJsmes M. Taylor u Son, -,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bark stteets.

HOUSE AND LOf, ANb TWO VA
IL CAN'T t5TS, AT TIE EdRSER Or
IDWE ES AND FRIENDSHIP STREETS. MAD
box HILL, FOE SALE AT AUCTtON.-Will be
sold on TUESDAY the 18th day of July, 1878, on
the premises, at O'Clock ?. H., the property as
above located The lots front so feet each on Friend
shiD street. 3
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the day of
sale. JAMES II. TAYLOR K SON,
tylI Auctiopeers.
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JAMES, SEEs0E,
John "A. NEREDlTHs
JOHN, A. COKE,
JAIES PLEASASrS
JAMES Il BbACkWslb u,

.W9ALB kBDEs REhJl EsTAfE 9
w AAfEs RIVER t,eR e. AT AUtTdG,
NINE HUNDRED AND EiGHTY.TWo AM Az :
In THE WHOLE TRACE. SEVEN hcA l1,.E :
ACRES IN ORIGINAL TlslBER, MD !. , Al,ISs,stn
AMOUNT OFJaHES RIVER LoN ;,ass y
stewart appointed at the June term, hls. Of
u O'Clock ON "WEDNESDAY, july 20. 1879; on >,
premises, sell at public auction that sALSa 81.
FARM lying in the county Of Amherst; ID sns az A.
+of virgtnts, OF which the late n; :; AZ
f Fig ar sea 5s aGSE q wh!eh sFES ~
DRIED is IN OR fGINAE PINE AND OAK ~
Der. iifl-Tyss - W - -, ,,, ~.
eltisatsd With gsssr ana e,esei In 10
grounds The JaInes River and hanssuA ''~
runs through the whole length of the fasa.
THE TIMBER 10,
upon the place IS, perhaps, the best IN snl ou.
80 rsear the canal from Richmond 20
Inc Ilsn,Uer business, 9hstber rs sawyers Or w.
Box-piahk Timber especially aoounus. ~ fA'
this Et,od Us aver half mile from me eaHai', II,
The land lies adjoining that ~ Jbon,aS !. a.
wick and Miss Munty snd between e''''''''
Salt Sfiils. iEliE Is 3: = ~ , ,i,,f v.
II deemed advisable on Lay vi eaie, II. fi''' -
be divided into two farms. .,.,....,,s ,,.stris
boat for the accommodation OF pefS9D ~
TO attend the sale viii leave The packet iaau'Us
O'Clock Oh the morning Of the sale. 80, cent.
TEENS: Ten per cent. cssb, fiteen r. ocr ~.
fos months, and the balance credit o. on ~
aud three years. The deferred rsS racoI,' i. =,
ok per cent. intercHi from dat ~ aais M
cured w hci,dapd gooL personal tethilt' rtop,
" For further particulars supply TO rs , 90 ,~irc
~. Warwick ppst-onlee G1it, .anut.ssGTtK.
;y, 1850. CorlmtSlvp', :.
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r,or ON cENrKE STREET NEAR Ar
\ TIr EIr1TON BAPTIST CHURCH WITH
rH paSe sSc aSh
,nises on WEDNEsDAYi H.. .yIn Gag OF July ISIS,
at O'clock +: y. the LOT above. described. The
lot has front on Centre street of 80 feet with com
Portable framed dwelling on II. J,
2 ~ IA n. NJ. LEE. Auctioneef.
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ETELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
white sulphur.
AVIAN ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.

Is especial telegram 10 the pispateh.
CsrrssgrEa, WmrE SULPHUR SpstNos, /
WEsr Va, July IL. )
/ The bot,r Of 4 man was found this after.
noon In. Howard,s creek; his name was Ed
" ward Boose. A coroners inquest was held,
and came 10 verdict Of accidental drown.
Inc. He was employed BY W. Makowicz
here as tailor. He was about forty-fye
years Of age, and resident of Waynesboro ;,
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BY D. Thotrpson Brown,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctioneer.
No. 1II5 Muin street, opposite Disnntcb

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT BEAU
- TfFUL BRfCK COTTAGE tFRosT Yarn
sORNAbIENTEp WITH LARGE EvERG REENs
SfARSHALLl BETWEEN MADISON STRErT
AND BROOK AVENUE, WEDNESDAY. isTu
july, AT.e O'CLOCK dwelling has Six
rSOuass English basement, with large porch acrne.
entire front tkitehen and large Stable. The ht T.
"a by $50 feet to wide alley, aud has, beldes civ
wxter, a Ene well FS'-5Et@A T. 4Ia1ntE I -
cost ~tu do well to attend the sale 'N''
TERhs Ore thfff cash; halanre ir SIX aud twelve
months, negotiable notes. interest SIX per cent Sc.
cured by trust deed
j. THOMPSON Brown:
jy n-tds 49, fs' AhetioEeet
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( .-. ,sgt III BY Isbell C Son, y, g., 49,. III,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 8 Eleventh street. between Main aid Baif.
VALUABLE TWo-sToRY BRICK
v DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE OF
MAYO STREET BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND ROSS STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TFON.-On THURSDAY the nth of snly, tss3.
that valuable TWO. yNS BRiCK DWELLING,
hayibg about ah rSonis, With kitchen, gas, and
water, situate and being as above statsd, noA Iii
the occupancy Of H. Whltlock, Esq. The lot fronts
thirty feGt aud runs back one hundred and twenty.
eight feet to an alley. -.
ITERMs: one-tEird CASH: balance sat, str;, and
twelve months stor otaslei notes with interest
added, aud secured by decd OF trust.
'S,yls 49, ~ISBELL u SON, Auctioneers.
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p0Rr OF RICHMOND, July Il, 1878.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY Il, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen q Co.
agents. 80. ,
steamer John sylvester Post, Norfolk, mer.
rhandise and passengers. l.. 4. Tatum.
Brig Jennie A. Cherry, Avery, New York, ce
Ychooner Gerent (British), New York, light, to
load flour, Gullego Mills.
Schooner Herald, Hudgins, Rockland, lime, A. E.
Schooner Crisis, Bowen, Albany, lumber, c. III
Schooner g. c. A. Travers, Mitchell, Georgetown
coal. Lathrop. 3.
'.... SAILED.
Steamer Eliza 'Hancox, Clifford Norfolk, ner.
chardise and passengers, L. b. Tatum, agent.
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,,.ii. ..,... j, By j Thompson Brown,
"a, /. Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer,
!, No. lil5 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

GALE AT AUCTION. THURSDAY,
- JULY:17.AT 6 O'CLOGK..A BEAUTIFUL
PIECE sOF GROUND, 100 BY $50 FEET. IN
SIDNEY, ON FRANKLIN TOR FLOYD Be
TWEEN II ElADOW RAGDd'RO villa ND
lot of'ground Is a beautiful eye-
waited plateau, and commands, View OF the city.
and can be bought low at present, on account OF
franklin street not being open to this point s.} .
AAA - A''A j ). re THOMPSON BROWN,
~ 49, AL fss ss.SttaEttg f.ySs ~ Anctfoneer
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In consequence Of tie sickness Of one of the par
ties Interested the foregoing sale Is postponed till
TUESDAY next, the 18th. July 1879. at O'Clock r.
NJ, to take iplace at the office Of ". Goddiii, aus
uoneer, corner of Bank aud Eleventh. y!geets " nc
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pu1r .nE1pYIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

/ PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARhEl.
pIuLAp ELPHIA, July 1.-Beef cattle ID iair u az
and westers steers at S75o@$7.75 per Swt talf &c
good $6llS7; common, $4so@S5so shsep IN s1 IN
demand sales of eoeo at 5@6c. per pouno, sS o. ~
1871 per cwt. ~ tt-e ~ I. -. .-."-
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, July II. Iysf {.
: So. .5.r.sg- "a, OFFERINGS.
wrfEaT.-Re $40 bushels.
CoRS-Ye Fellow, $50 bushels. u
OATs.-3O0 bushels. -, @ & .e
SALES.
Red go bushels new on private terms 81 ;.
jf,oRT.YeIlow. 500 bushels prime western ~ ''9
l0ITs-aoo bushels western mixed at azc.
RE-EXHIBITED.
tWHEAr.-Red, 90 bushels. I
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

I IGHTN3NG-RODS.--Wes are prepared
Lilo put up MuNsoN's wcli-kn0wn TtyBuLAI
SOPPER LlaHTNING-RQDS for which we have
oecn sole agents for the Inst Ave wears. Orders
promptly and faithfully attended 10. 9-si
a lso, sole agents tor oLEUpHENE OIL, which
Is evsr 100 dreest and the aneat of Tor on the
American con inent. 80 80 - .9S -
s8 .. liz. MoUNTCASTI.E q Co,
90 Broad street, between Fifth and sixth,
NH ~ Richmond. Vas
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FINANCIAL,
! 49, 1921 sit-' - - -
BY Telegraph.

WV yons. july Money easy Ct sgs. s sssr
mig uil; actual business at a CONCESSION 80 ~
1oes. less brokerage. Gold duh AZ iiaae =,
erI,ncnts very quiet and nominal o'o'.'
steady. af1l - 80
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winchester.
,eeial teyegram to the Dispatch.J

rHE CLARKE COUNTY Observation-Disclosures
AND OSCAR LITTLE MDICTED AND PLEAD NOT
fl;rIIrY -. u. -..-.- 80 ~
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

PRESIDENT IMAGINATION AND TIE HOLY SEE.
NEW YORK, July IA Paris correspon-
dent quotes President MacMahon as saying
g Everything that can be done to insure the
safety and the necessary liberties of the Holy
See shall be done. It is directly against the
interests of Italy to expel the Pope, for were
he TO take refuge elsewhere the Catholics OF
all the world would be aroused against
TtaIyo
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
|DICHMOND COLLEGE. ~
III RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins October lst, and continues
nine months. The College comprises the following
independent Scholastic wit:
l- !. LATIN, .....
w Ii. GREEK,
Ill MODERN LANGUAGES,
~, ENGLISH,
las. .-.. V. MATHEMATICS. .-.-.
VI. MECHANICS,
VII. CHEMISTRY,
VII. PHILOSOPHY.
In addition tn the foregoing, . St!HOOL OF LAW,
under the charge Of Professors MAURY and NEE
SON, is connected With the College.
The expenses OF q student, including board IN
messing clubs tuition, and other fees, fuel lights
and Washing need not exceed S2lo for the entire ses
sion Board In private families can be had at from
Gil to Sls per month.
For catalogues. containing full tnformsflor, ao-
dres, 3. PURYEAR.
IL f5-eodtOc1 Chairman of the Faculty.
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TOILET ARTICLES,

NEW CERTIFICATE FOR CAPILLT-
IN NA.-BAUGitMAN, STOKES Il CO.'S,
RICHMOND, JULY II, ls73.--SIessrs, Wood &
tons: Gentlem.n,-i have used yUur CAPiLLiNA
with very beneficial results II has done Iuere than
{. z. STOKES. III
For Gale by WOOD SONS and drugslsts gene
rally. ~ Il
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stttszs tsyJaules n: Taylor & Bon, -
Real Estsfe Agents and Auctsoneers.
oface corner Of Eleventh and Bank sire.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THp
.s.y TOWN QE EMASCHESTER.y NEAR rt,r
~ OPPOSITE The CoTTON FACTUR1ps
EgR SALE AT AgCTfOH.--WM be cold "n
THuRSpAY 10 thessIsth. day Of Jasy, -is7s, on lie
toecUed, 6roning on sthee north SIDE Dc Hui stres,
about f42 feet, with frame bntidfgg thereon nov
occupied rs grocery store The location OF th,,
property renders II valuable for almost any kind q
business. = !, Fsss-ss,5 !. ! 80 * v
y TEENS One1Souftii cash the bslapco a. rn,
eight, end twelve months for negotiable notes 1,
tegest added, and secured by deed of trust
JAMES 81. TAYLOR q son,
jy IL Auctioneers
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NJ E w G o obs.

NEW G GOD S. " e.
We are opening daily additions to our large stock
SLIPPERS, TIES, PRINCE ALBERTS, OK
FORDS, JUNIATTAS, NEWPORTs, .
and variety Of other styles suitable for present
wear. Prices very low. ~ ..aH
TRUNKS, sATCHELS, R. z. BAGS, &C. s
Ladies' and Gents Custom Work, best qualitesand
styles, made to order and guaranteed to At. 8
zsI JOHN 81. BOSCHEN & SON,
Jc28 500 and Sill Broad street
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- By Wellington Goddtu, '7a
AucsIoneer and Zeal Estate Agent,
corner Of eleventh aud Bank streets.

* UCTIe NJ SALE OF THIRTEEN
"A. BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALUABLE
SIDE QTTENTH EETWEEN SEMaES STREET
md THE WORKSHOPS OF THE RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD. in FULL
SOUTH Erin TERMINUS Of THE NEW FREE
be sold at auction, on the premises,
on THURSDAY the nth duly, 1879, nj o'clock r.
NJ, thirteen beautiful and highly attractive LOTS,
located above eseh having front or 30 to31 feet
and a depth Of l26 feet to an aiieytea feet vide.
These are not only amongst the most Beautiful lots
In Manchester for private residences but asthcy are
on level with the railroad and separated from II
by Rsiirosd street they are admirably adapted for
lumber-yard or Tor cotton depot, which In view
OF the large quantity expected In this market would
add much to the convenience of the public and the
prosperity of Manchester. $3.50
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance nc four eight,
and twelve months Tor negotiable notes, intsras;
added, secured by trust decd, ,.s5.s.stt.Et 4 {
jyl IL iz4.-,5 w. GODDIS, .Anctloneer. /.
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BALTiMORE.

NJ, r,aopr. July E-yirunia consols, 52i. "es'
yirgiuia,s, 100. Bids to-day -si
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WINCHESTER, VA, July IA, 1919.
AT the County Court held at Berry VILE,
Clarke county to-day, the indictment against
Lycurgus and Oscar Little for the murder Of
their brother Clinton on the 9Th of July, was
pronounced true bill, and being arraigned
they pleaded not guilty.
The Placer herald., 1873-11-22
LIVING ,DyERrrsEMENrs.

A medicine that has done more than all the
prescriptions of the pharmacopnia to protect
the human system against the bodily ills su-
perinduced by unhealthy surroundings, s
certainly worthy of universal confidence. 1t is
mainly on account of its extraordinary pre-
ventive properties that Hostetters Stomach
Bitters is so exceedingly popular in localities
subject to the visitation of miasmatic fevers aid
other diseases produced by empoisoned air. A
family that has escaped sickness Turing a sickly
season in consequence of using the Bitters q
safeguard, is living advertisement of the vir-
tues OF the preparation. The whole neighbor-
hood realize the fact. II couldn't have believed
it, says one. Il scarcely credited the adver-
tisements; but one must believe what one sees, y
says another. 1T is the very thing need in
this unwholesome section of country, " remarks
third. And the result is that the instinct of
self-defense the first law of nature, induces
three-fourths of that community to obtain a
supply OF the great vegetable antldote before the
next sckly season sets in. In Winter, when the
system requires extra vigor and elasticity to
enable it to battle the effects of damp and. cold,
the Bitters will be found particularly serviceable.
rheumatism will not be apt to fasten upon the
muscles and nerves that have been braced up by
this excellent invigorant and nervine; nor will
the seventies of the season, which have s,.ch a
disastrous effect on the pulmonary organs of the
feeble and delicate, be likely to exercise the
| same untoward influences in cases where the
stomach and the external surface of the body
(Which always sympathizes with the digestive
organs) have been toned and stimulated by a
course of the restorative. The fits or indiges-
ton and irregularities of the bowels which pro-
ceed from sudden changes of the weather may
always be averted by timely use of the Bitters.
The Placer herald., 1873-11-22

SOMETHING WORTH MENTION. Though Pla-
Ger County has not as yet become notorious as a
manufacturing county, we have one interest in
the county, the success Of which should fill ev-
cry Placerite with pride. We refer to the large
houring mill at Sheridan, owned by Click &
Brock, two of our most enterprising citizens, as
the result of their works will show. This MILL
which was put up by Mr. Click himself, but
comparatively a short time ago, though meeting
with reverses at times, has at last become es-
t!biished On sound basis. They have labored
hard and spared neither expense nor pains to
manufacture the very best -four a result which
they have most happily accomplished. They
making now, as a farmer who has been
using their -four in his family for some time as
serts, ''just rs good -four as can be made from
wheat" We have used the -four in our family,
and with others who using it agree that
what the farmer says is true. We naturally
take an interest in the mill, because it is local
manufacture, but would not take so much pains
to recommend its -four we not conscien-
ciously satisfied that what We say is true Bread
is the staff of life, and all like good bread. We
advise those who are not using the Sheridan
Mil -four to try it. ard after giving it fair
test if they do not find truth in what we have
sad then willing to come in for our
share of the responsibility.
The Placer herald., 1873-11-22
FARMERs.-we took trip to the valley early

FARMERs.-We took a trip to the valley early
in the week, and in brief are proud to report |
lovely Last year proved one of the best the
farmers have had for some t me. The crops,
though not so good as usual, were not what
could be called bad. For what grain was raised
and nearly all had some, they realized a good
price, which has enabled most of them to get
out of debt, and some to make money. Their
faces are all radient with smiles. and their affa
bihty seems almost unbounded, condition
that does one good to behold. They have in
nearly all their summer fallowed ground, and
are anxiousy waiting for rain so they can go to
plowing and sowing more grain, from which we
hope they will make more money We like to
see farmers make money; when they do we'll the
rest of us will not be apt to suffer AS class
there is no people more generous, when pros
porous. They receive bounteous stores from
the soil, and bountifuly do they in return be-
stow their share to the needy.
We expected nearly all we met who are not
subscribers, would have put down their names
for the HERALb, but we guess they were SO glad
to see us, and so busy talking about other
things that most of them forgot it, or we know
they would. Some did think of it and told us
o send them the paper, and the rest will. we
| guess, next time. Most of those who do take
the HERALD say they couldn't get along, hardly,
without it. So those who do not get it must
be missing great auxiliary to their happiness,
and, without joking we know that is so. A
person who has never tried it cannot realize the
amount of pleasant satisfaction there is to b.
derived from reading over their home paper, and
thus keeping themselves posted from week to
week on the affairs of the county. Every fam
lily ought to subscribe for Their home paper, at
least. II they don't want the HERALD, we have
the Argus right here which is anxious for read
ers. And if any of our readers ever expect to
go INTO either the printing or the butcher bust
ness they had better send for the Argus, for il
| is just full of information on these all absorb
ing topics. You may think this has got moth.
ing to do with the farmers, but it has Farmers
are, with few seasons in succession like the
last, in fair way to get rich. But what are
riches without happiness; and if what some Il
us be true, that they can't be happy without
the HERALD, why we are in duty bound to re-
quest every family to subscribe for our paper
md be happy.