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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-09

The originator OF this wonderful medicine, claims
to have discoye, ed and combined in harmonymore
or Natures most sovereign medical properties tina
was ever before combined IN one medicine. The
evidence Of this fact is found IN the great variety of
most obstinate diseases which it has been iound TO
conquer. In the cure of bronchitis, Serere Coughs
and the early stages OF Consumption, it has aston
ished the medical faculty and Hundreds of the best
physicians pronounce 1t the gre test medical discor
cry Of the age. While 1t the severest Coughs
il strengthens thu system and purifes the blood
BY its great and thorough blood purifying properties,
it cures all Humors from the worst Scrofaa to
common Blofch. Pinple Eruption. Mercnrial
Disease, Mineral Poisons. Syphiltic and Vener,al
Diseases and their effects eradicatcd and ftg-
oroHs health and sound constitution established
Erysipetas, Salt Rheum Scdid Head, Ferer Sores
Scaiy Rough Skin, in short, all the numerous dis
eases caused by bad blood, are conquered by this
powerful purifying and In igorating medicine.
For lido r Complaint" Bilious Disorders and
HaLitnal Constipation, it has produced hundreds OF
perfect and permanent cures where other medicines
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The proprietor offers 81 900 reward for medicine
that will equal in the of all the diseases fol
which it Is recommended. Beware of counterfeits
and srovfhess imifafi0as. See that my private Gov
ernment Stamp which is positire guarantee Q,
Genuiaeness, is upon the outside wrapper. This
medicine is Sold by all Druggists at q 90 per bottle
Prepared by X. v.PIERCE, NJ. ID Sole Proprietor,
at his Chemical Laboratory, l3S Seneca street, But
falo, n. Y. 1e4 mar22-~ &tevsly
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f"OiD QuAckS AND lMPosTERs.
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Dr. j. u N>otf. Graduate Of J.berson M.dical
L0Ye1e, Philadelphia, author OF several valuable
works, can be consulted on oil diseases OF the
sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study. either In male or female; no
long standing. A practice OF 80 years enables
him to treat diseases with success. Cures guar.
anteed. Charges reasonable Those at dis
lance can forward letter describing fymp'enis,
and enclosing stamp 10 prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Health Price 10 cents.
LIB, DYOTT, N. D., Physician and Surgeon.
lO4 Duane ST.. New York.
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Emp OMEN. FOR AiL!-Ore Agent in four weeks
Imade IA profit of $4l2s so, selling Brvant's LIBRARY
4t Poetry and Song so in one week on The Ne,c
HouSekeeper's Manudlby MISS Beechcr ~ Mrs stowe
ANY 1--we man or woman can have agency. D.
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Inc greatest discovery of the Age for the reliefand
cure OF rheumatism, chronic and acute Sprains
Biuises ram in Chest, Back or Limbs, Stiff Joints
strains, IIandular sweliipgs, Inflammation, Neu.
aigla, Bunions, Catarrh, &C.. viii not grease or
siam me most delicate fabric, which makes it a
luxury inevery family, Try it and he conv need of
w stea' merit lrce % cents per bottle. REUBEN
IiOt !, TTopr, 2O3 GreenM ich St, n. Y. srntlH-4w
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14
Birhntolld Dispatfh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA. 1879.

JAMES RIVER AND KasAwHA cxsAI.--
washington Correspondence Baltimore
sam 1.-The House Committee on Commerce
have. set Thursday of this week to hear
arguments II, favor Of Government aid for
the completion df tj,s janis RiSct srd' Kn-
nawha canal TO the Ohio river. The preseHt
position Of this question may be briefly
summed up as follows: II Is formal tender
on the part Of the States Of Virginia and West
Virginia Of their interest in the work to the
United States on certain conditions. The
cost Of the work so far Is said to be S12,-
100000.
The States propose TO abandon all claim TO
this If the United States will complete the
work 10 the Ohio river, and after rcimbursing
itself for its outlay by the imposition of such
tolls as pfay BIZ necessary to make the canal
free to commerce with the exception only OF
such tolls as may be necessary to keep the
line in repair. The bill of General Negley,
Of Pennsylvania, now before the committee,
proposes board to manage the operations
Of the canal, to be composed of citizens Of
Virginia, Kentucky. and Of other States In the
Mississippi Valley. Although Governor
Walker, Of Virginia, is very much opposed to
seeking national aid for this work, the Legisla-
ture Of Virginia IS OF different mind, and
has by vote requested the Representatives of
the State in Congress to vote for an appro-
priation. The western and southern men,
bers generally seem to favor national aid to
this work, but such is not The case with those
from the east.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14

The Mecklenburg Sentinel says that Ross
Hamilton, one Of the members of the Legis-
Iature from that county, is quite sick at Keys
vile. He started home to spend the Christ
mas holidays, but was unable to get farther
than Keysyille Heis suffering with inflam.
matory rheumatism, and it will probably be
a considerable time before be is able to re.
sumo his seat in the Legislature.
The Richmond correspondent of the Pc
tersburg Index says:
"Governor Woodson, of Missouri, who has
just been inaugurated, is a native of Gooch-
land county, Va, and left here some eighteen
or twenty years ago, and established himself
as practitioner of law in Kansas City. He
has brothers and other near relatives now re-
siding in this vicinity.'
Tallahassee, Florida, has model Mayor.
When he was elected he astunished every
body by announcing that he should not
charge the city anything for his services.
Now, somr extra fees having accrued to him,
amounting to $50, he has given these also to
the city.
William II. lIurlhcrt, of the New York
World, and one Of the best writer's connected
with the press in this country, has gone on
an expedition through the Mexican and South
American States TO report upon their present
condition, politically and commercially.
Henry Crawford, Easter Crawford his wife,
and Thomas Stone; brother of Mrs. Craw-
ford, were the persons drowned ut UwenS's
Terry, on New river, last Saturday.
w. X. Pendleton, president of the Bethary
College, West Virginia, has bccn chosen tenn
porary president Of the FirstNational Bank Of
WellSburg.
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SMALLPOX IN EssEx.-We regret to state
tn >everal,c,se of smallpox have occurred
n this county, oh the farrn Of Dir. William
l.. Warning, ST., ncnr Dunnsville. A negro
woman obtained some clothing from the
bands Oh board vessel, which some say she
made up into clothing for her children /;
others, that the clothes were given her to
wash. In a short time sue and one OF the
children were taken with The disease, md
both have since died. Mr.. Warning and one
of his children now have it, and are attended
by DR.. l.. E. Warning: Every precaution
has been taken TO prevent the further spread
of the disease, guard having been, by the
direction of Judge Garrett, placed around
the premises to prevent ingless or egress.-
Tdprahanaock Inder.
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SENTENCE OF TIE DERBY poIsoSER.-Ne,o
Haren, Conn.,, January 12.-Mrs. Lydia
Sherman, the reputed poisoner of three hus-
bands and two or three children, but who
was only convicted of manslaughter in the
poisoning of her last husband, was sentenced
to the State prison for life yesterday. She
received the sentence with the utmost indif-
ference; and at the conclusion gracefully
courtesied her acknowledgment to the court.
The confession of Mrs. Sherman will be
published tomorrow. 1t admits the poison
ing of eight persons:
John Il. johnson, found guilty on Sat,lr.
day OF murder in the first degree, to-day at
tempted suicide in his cell by severing an
artery. He was found in time to save his
Iifa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14

A UNITED STATES JUDGE ON THE RAMPAGE.
Nor Orleans, January 12.-This mornings
P'cdytne publishes the following: An un-
usual scene occurred in the United States
court on last Thursday morning. Mr..
rhonaS HINTON read to the court IN affda.
vit made by Carson Nudge charging r. Ii.
Shannon, the immaculate United States COM
missioner, with unprofeSsional conduct.
Among other things the affiant charged
Shannon with saying Oh recent occasion
that he (ShannoW wrote the decisions of
Judge Dureil; that he possessed his ear and
could influence his Judgment, and for a small
fee he would make certain case then pend
ing in the United States court all right.
III presenting the affidavit Mr.. Hunton al
ludcd TO the frequent attacks that had been
recently made on the court. This allusion
was TOO much for the political Judge. lie at
once allowed himself to he transported into
the most violent rage, and INDUCED in Ian
guage most unbccomiDg to Judge. Among
much else that was unsecmly he used this
hlasbhcinoiis language, II am the vice
Serent Of Almighty God, sitting here to dis.
pense justice; and us His agent intend to
see justice done"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14

REMOVAL or PoLiriCAt, DiSARIMrlTs.-
washington Correspondence Baltimore SIN
Ex-senator Reagan, Of Texas. who wns the
Po>inaser-Generalo Of the Confederate States.
has reliticned Congress 10 remove his politi-
chi and legal disabilities. Heretofore some
prominent Contederatcs have had their dis
abilities removed without prcferrnga formal
request. But the Leading Radicals of both
Houses have now laid down tho positive
rule that 10 man shall he relieved who, &C.
fording to their view, is not sufficiently pcni-
tent f. qua trr the favor, Ex-senator
Toombs of Georgia, Ex-Governor Wise of
Virginia, and number Of other prominent
eX-ConfcdcratcS, distiain to make any per.
sonal application, and their expressions on
The subject have done much to harden the
hearts Of the magnatcs at the capital Hon.
rhcmas Hardeman has requested that his
name be stricken from the Georgia disabil-
ties bill in consequence of being charged
with being an unrcpentint rebel;' aud to
stand o't' Of tic way Of others N the hill:
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z TAE pERsEourfos or raET fssEEws.Th The
aipiomatic CORES ondenca acc Comparing the
gresident,s annual message mas just been
printed. Il appears from The documents that
our Government addressed letters TO all of
our Ministers ID Europe iiistfuctiig them to
REPRESENT to the respective Governments to
Which they DIE accredited the deep interest
taken by the United States Id The Jews of
Roun,ahia. and to oak their good offices In
protecting them from outrages and persecu-
tons. 1t Is officially represented TINT the
tll-trcatrent Is not connected with the reli.
sious Question:; bit concerns labor, and that
the Roumanian Government finds It diff
cult task to so net as to preserve the public
and at the same time satisfy pub
lie opinion.
The Rounanion people call upon their
Government to take measures to prevent the
country from being overrun by Jews, and
the authorities fear to take Che required
action through fear of offending the tolerant
spirit OF Europe. Owing to this state Of
things the country IL kept in constant state
Of agitation, which, prfjudicial rs 1t is to the
interests OF the province, series the aims of
those who desire to render q stable govern.
nent impossible Ia Roumania, and thus to
facilitate its absorption by neighboring pow
erful States.
Mr.. Peixotto, our consul at Bucharest, in
o communication to the. State Department,
says: at Is q source of satisfaction to know
that the action already taken, and thatGon-
templaled by Powers directly partaking of
political control, is likely to hasten the re-
suits had in view by our Government
when, in my appointment, it sought to exer.
else moral influence in the same direction"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14

TIEstEws IN EHGLAND.-The Hebrew race
are evidently Choking up" in England.
Several Of them have had baronetcies con-
fcrred upon them during the present reign.
Some more are members Of Parliament. Mr.
Disraei, whose ancestors were Jews, has
been Prime Minister of England. The head
of the British Admiralty is BIZ. Goschen, a
gentleman OF Hebrew extraction. Mr. Law
son otherwise Levi, proprietor of the Daily
Telegraph, of London, has been offered a
baronetcy by Mr.. Gladstone, it is said; and
now Lord Romilly, after having been Master
Of the Rolls for twenty-five years, has an
nounced his intention Of resigning, and it is
stated that he will be succeeded by Sir George
Jessel, the Solcitor-Gener1il, who Is Jew.
The office is next in dignity to the Chancel-
lorship, and the salary is $50, 900 a year, with
retiring pension.-Philadelphta Press.
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81 hr the Committee on Public Insti-
propose, senate bill No. 10, "iu relation to
lo'', ,1,o " If the penitentiary," was ordered
"a. !" he printed.
vlfg INTEREST ELL
40, III and considered to- the hour OF
|'1,,,nnmcnt. $40.
S''' moi 81 OF DELEGATES.
,,,,,scmrt at the usual hour--Speaker
,,x,ys in the CHAIR. rra.er ~ rev. yl;
Iff,,r,Iurrllsc. Of the Monumental tEf'scora')
.rar,h.
iii authorizing the payment Of
'''> ,.,,,,,ns' interest on the Literary Fund
we've n,,,fi; ot the public schools; House
~ ,'' .,,,Is,c and define the Jurisdiction Of
Ill, ~ and c;rru; courts; Senate bill to
Or - ,hr collector OF Pungoicague town.
5000" .,1,.t the district schoot.taXes for
~. .r.,,rr,ox
I,su1SEx offered the following and
H. .,,;,a immediate Judgment Of the House !:
go, .,,,rr.n:crdtnt Of Public Printing
.hr House tae cost OF printing for
I,,a,I o( Education and superintendent
n. " ,,.rrciiCn for thc year 1872. aud
Of r'' In>IEIC.'"" 10 ,, ~, o,, ~ Of tho itc.
what SH".',.,a W ~, ~ rho State fund" The
r''' I5''',' "'"' ""' ~ and tho resolution
,#.a, "''' >">i '",'''
.-r.'.' ~. -, ,n,,~or
'S.N'f' ~ N",.'"
-, -r,n'"d M"sSE<. hrrhER. thoPToN;
.,,,>. gai HolH>&. TOR one oav cach. ana
:. =. .'.>.- t'r Us" d'!S.
7uf CALENDAR.
III, :, rrn,jfIc for the removal of
.,.... .ro,n ,hr Special Court of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14

SHENANDOAH VAlLEY.-The census reports
give some interesting facts in regard to the
Valley. 1t says the Shenandoah Valley of
Virginia is one hundred and twenty five
miles long aud twenty-five wide, embracing
the counties of Augusta, Rockingham, Shen-
andoah, Page, Warren, Clarke, Frederick,
Jefferson, and Berkeley, with population OF
about 100000 to an area Of 47,495 square
piies, Of q cash valuation of SS70,000,000. 1t
produces more fro!tt the satire amourt Of
agricultural labor, and is freer from sickness
Of all kinds, than any portion Of the United
States. There are 1901 ,961 acres Of improved
lands, and 120.SG0 unimproved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14
SPECIAL NItsrrr.Ke.
M RosADALIs.-M Mrs. Hass1rz

EARLY, writing from Lima, Ohio, says: s f IS
!" For about twenty-five years WAS afflicted with
an enlargement Of tbe spleen, which had g7atnaIly
increased in length and size litexsended ths
tire length Of The abdomen. This InevR e1pccsoG
70 have removed. Now, in this time suffered with
erysipelas by spells for thirteen years, and ofen
almost desDaired Of my life. heard Of your ccle-
DRAFTED RosADALIs, and purchased one bottle 10
test IL, but finding benefit, confirmed tts uses
and BY The time had used two bottles and almost
BEFORE was aware Of 1t, this enlargement In my
side was almost entirely gone, which was as unex-
pected as gratifying, for was using the RosApxLds
With a view Of curing the erysipelas alone. fcoa-
aued TO take the medicine unfit had used SIX boz
ties, aud now ut the end Of SIX months can safysY
say am cured Of both erysipelss and the enlarge.
nent In my side the latter having entirely dssu.,
peared In conclusion can most ehearfaiiy recon-.
mend RosADALIs to the afflicted. 3an-eodzx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14

MuTISY ON VESSEL FROM RICnMoND.-The
Baltimore Gazette chronicles the arrest OF
five seamen--ChriStiau Peterson, Oscar
Lind, Frank Perry, Daniel Sullivan, and
Michael Delay--on the serious charge of Mv.
ing mutinied on the high seas and Threatened
to kill Captain Marion Hugo, master OF the
vessel Maggie V. Hugo. The Maggie V.
Hugg sailed from Richmond for Rio de ia
metro in August with -four from the Gallego
Mills. The mutiny occurred on the home
ward trip. The accused were committed for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14
.sI,rsrfHAa. NOTICES.

,aT AN OPPORTUNITY rs NOW
esfS 70 obtain extra 'argains 10 a kinds DRY
1ysVDs, ns we are selling our entire stock at COO
ann sans desirable goods at even less than
our eiosing-out sale win cnntsnue for SIXTY dsys
as by tne lSth OF March we will make M important
Gs an business, Of which the public si1u b.
We haze lass . good assostrens Of ,aw-pneed POP.
ALL;WooL sATTEENs ana EMPRESS
1RIsH md SskENcH poPLrNs;
BLACK ALPACAsand MOHAIRS;
Black and Golored DRESS SILKS, sATINs, and
JAPANEsE SILKS, CAssIAfEREs, and DOE
BEAXEk; cH1NcH1bLA, and wATER-PRooF
sHAMLs.a tLoAKs, BLANKETS, QUILTS
Ladies', Gentlemcn's, and Chfldren's Underyes.s
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Embro.deries, C0ssets
Hnndkerchlefs, &C., &C.;
Also, splendid variety Of Ladies' Underwea,
extra cheap, and many other great bargains. Z
WILLIAM THALHIMER & Sons, r
No. 1013 Main street; opposite post-ofhce,
jaA and 651 Broad street corner Sixth.
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BALTIMORE AND Ono AND ORANGE AND
ALEXANDRIA kAILRoADs.-The Alexandria
(Fa.l Gazette says: "a surveying party.
composed Of Chief Engineer cambridge, G.
Q: Swan, John Ridgcly, S. I. Maddox, W.
W. Anderson, Joh:a Miller, V. b. Taylor, H.
Aug. Sonlmers, and James Barron, are stop
ping in Georgetown for tho purpose, it is
reported, OF locating the site of a railroad
bridge across tho Potomac at that point and
line for connection of the Baltimore and
Ohio with The Orange Alexandria and Ma
uaSsas railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14

A DISASTROUS Observation-Disclosures,
january IA dispatch from Minneapolis
says the storm on the st. Paul and Pacific
railroad was the Severest ever known At Il
station called kirkhaven there were several
.'yon them The$ iett for hottie With theft
teams, ana very few have been heard from
since: One wagon was found containing
mr.. rolara aud hoy, both of whom were
frozen to death. Many teams, both oxen
Ina horses, are lound frozen in the drifts.
and The fate Of their owners is unknown,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14
Gr DIR. TUTTs PILLs are 3 purelv.

vegetable concentrations for keeping the bowels IN
natural motion and cleansing the system Of all in-
purities and positive cure for constipation. Thcy
restore the diseased liver. stonac and Kidneys, to-
healthful action, while at the same time they brace
andinvigorate the whole system.
ROME, GA. January IL, 1s7l.-Dr. W. "a. TIT:
Dear slr,-Having used your liver pills. and fnding
none that have done my wife or myself as nucit
good, would like to know If they would do 40 well
North Is here. Ijntend going North I'm March, and
If they Will have the same effect as In this climate,
want to taksthenn on with u1e Hoping 70 hearfrom
you soon, Ireuasu your obetilent servant,
HENRY A. 3IrtLs. i
Oh. TUFTS HAlR-DyE imparts nfs 10 the hair.
IN u-deodSwIw 80 $50
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MILITARY NOTICES..

| EMURY WALKER LIGHT GUARD q
COMPANY -, FIRST REGIMEN / VIR-3
TINA GI.tNIEtkS, JANUARY u. ls73.-lf
- a. rEDiW: attend drill III your armory IL
4iii' !Urss',yl EVENING Al :! V'cluca promptly.
i;N "r'ttr Of Cdpt,in BASS.
liz L. u. STARkE. Q. $.
EADttl ARIERS COMPANY G,H
~ PISA VIRGINIA REGIMENT. JAM Il
- y, !sss.-G COMPANY. ATTENTION hi
Af;t u: regular monthly ucp;iu Of YOUR COM II
~ Hn. Iiti> IHrrtayt EVENING at s O'clock.
''' ."."'. Nil come prepared 10 pay their dues By
'ih.'.iitd ~ Captain kELLAM.
..!..r- V. SIMOSS, q. :.
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STREET-CAR VERDIcT.-Last summer O
party of girls were directed by the driver of
Il Street.car in Boston to get on by the front
platform, although getting on in that way is
contrary to the rules of the company. One
of the girls was thrown under the wheels
and severely injured. She brought suit
against the company; and recovered $4,000
damages, verdict since confirmed by the
Supreme Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14

RICHMOND. VA. January IL. IL 70.
/ \ NETTING OF THE CRY RAIL.
by
tEIi-I. JARVIS.

\ \ MEETING OF TIE CITY RAIL
81. ~ DIRECTORY held Of the Office Of Ln =
- y o.; !! lh'- IA t II "as unanimously
"''.il,f. that Oh aud after the 18Th Instant the
h. .tf .""tie al he Office Of tie company sLall
H., .Ft'. l',T bundr"1!, or three ti:kct; fer
49,, eve cents ~ the ears
mn ,"tAs' l.. pc. sstry IL enable The company TO
a., w. ''ii.'~ ai Ibis season Of The ycHr. aud we
, - VI - "ccriuiiy acquiesccd In by tic cit-
= ~, 80. t''.shh"Ic COMPANIES charge seven cents
a.'t ~ hh.i&'ny IN Washington city eight cents.
,, ~. i'la 81 richmond Gft,r greater ubstruc-
~ 'I,n ii"y ns'e 10 encounter.
',"s oi lhc Hoard. !. Is. tRESSHAW.
e. - President.
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TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICA

TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICA-
l. TION OF JOHN V. MOORE, TUTOR OF
JOHN r. MOORE, AN INFANT.-These are to
witness that the undersigned, JouN V: MooRE,
tutor or guardian Of JOHN r. MOORE, m Infant, by
second District Court for the parish Orleans, In
the State OF Louisiana, hath filed petition in the
tMancery Court OF tho city OF Richmond, Va. pray:
ing that MS such tutor he may be authorized and
empowered to demand, receive sue for, and recoyes
nil and singular the money or other personal pro-
InacrveaIth rof Virginia, including bequest made
by the late William Barrett deceased, 70. iee Sald
ward. and the same 70 remove 70 me sld state OF
I.ouisiana, where the undersigned bath qualified US
tntor or guardian, % aforesatd :, ,,oopr
d. asgssY zsser5f John 81. 0sors, an thfkns.
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EITHER MONEY OR HONESTY SCARcE.-A
down countrymun, sending the Savannah
(Ga.) Ne,cs thirty cents for sample copies OF
the paper, puts this sentiment In one corner
OF the envelope: 90 To post Masters-Gents
This letter contains m0Dey. Plees handel IL
with pure Of tongs."
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DEATHS.

I,.' tu Philadelphia, January s. Us. ol con-
.. -;,'sur, SARAH JANE MARSHALL. IN the
d. -',..nth year of her age, leaving Kind hus-
r. r-n children, m aged mother. two sisters. and
..- 'scr - mourn their sad loss.
l,'. :,hqrE papers please copy.
p.o =. his residence In Surry county. on the 18th
-....'. Ai.!IIEiS RUNfAN PHILLIPS, son Of
10 . Fh!illus, aged thirty-siN wears.
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rSs. f.psStsS.

/ r\lFnEM LODGE, KNIGHTS |N
81 iIi!ilAS-.A Sircial lureting NJ EjI.-A
.. .Y'.thr,, Of tho UNIFORM IODiE,Ei y q
Nr,E >rF FIFIiIAS. will bc held n (Y:L sA1.1
'',u Hal TUESDAY EVENING the NSSSU
4.t. .a.'itG 81 o'clock. The Committees &SsSS
r.'urr.> aui l;y-Laws VIII make reports. and n
p. # '';..r!aT". !, desired. All knights In good
o. ..s.r Hrr inti'".i I" unite with the members Of
T.. 'asf.TIn ASSOCIATION. by order If the Chief Of
g.. %. W.P. GRETTFR,
70. ':-'i' Secretary.