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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-10
Baltimore Advertisements.
RUPTURE CURED,
MARSH'S.
Radical Cure Truss
Springs will not rust. Pods imperpious.

$1& 1tUCItLUt OHC
Springs will not rust. Pods imperpious
The best and most cffectual Truss knownfor the
cure and relief ofHernia or Rupture This Truss
has received the sanction of the most eminent
Physicians and Surgeons of this county; who do
not hesitate to recommend it to those afflicted
with Hernia as being superior to all others.
1t is the only Truss that will retain the Bowels
with any certainty, and the wearer can feel as
sured that he is using remedy that Will be at
all times safe and etfectual in its operations. OF
this we guarantee entire satisfaction TO all VINO
may come under our treatment.
LADIES' SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS
for Corpulency, falling of the Womb, and as
support to the Back and Abdominal Muscles.
Anklets, Knee Caps and Stockings for Varicose
Veins, Ulcers and Weak Joints.
SHOULDER BRACES for Ladies, Gents and
Children, for the cure ofstooping of the Should
ers and as a Chest Expander.
PILE INSTRUMENTS, the mostsuperior article
in use-light, easily adjusted and effectual. In
struments for all Physical Deformities-C urva-
ture of the Spine, Bow Legs, Club Feet, &c.
Ladies' Apartments, with Lady Attendants.
Agent for Clements Celebrated Artificial Limbs
Agent for Grandalls Patent Rubber tipped
Clutches,
Agent for DR.. Babcocks Silver Uterine Sup
porter.
Agent for DR.. Wadsworth Stem Persory.
Orders per Mail promtly attended to.
S. MARSH,
No. 90 W Baltimore Street,
72octly BALTIMORE, MD.
ITO THE FARMERS OF
AUGUSTA COUNTY!
DUGDAlE'S
w III EAT FE R LIZ e r..
A Special Manure for the Wheat Crop, insur-
ing large yield and luxuriant after crop of
Grass.
ANAL YZING,
PER CENT OF AMMONIA,
20 =" sc &C SOLUBLE BONE PHOSPHATE
| 10 &C &C g SOLUBLE IN THE Soil.
| Made from Dissolued Bones and Peruvian Guano
| BACGH'S CELEBRATED
RMsg Bone Esh0SVhNte,
viii h Las been so long favorire in Augusta
| CountN & ORGE E. PRICE,
| 72jmc7y Agent.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-10
AsHLYNs, BAIr1MoRE Co., MD.,

MAY II, I67z.
a friend, was induced to apply your patent
'Bradley's paint to my house. I have pleasure
in stating that it has proved highly satisfactory,
covering more surface than you promised, is
more economical, carries better gloss than or
binary paint, and is far from disagreeable in
odor. Hon. JOHN WETHERED.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-10
baltimore Advertisements.
NOAH WALKER & Co.

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PERSONAL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23

men pirbe. obI6pn Nismaue rpeesr NIT
et1em Wcrte, nod elmer @eberbe eaS 9eis
leite seSen ibn bate merten lalIen.
@ls fi6 6rau Sasenbaum peinenp
unp bcienb ;u zen 8ineern binab beuss
ts, er;itterte cas san,e Saus ron etneH,
sewaltisen Sblaee an bic Ibire uns
i'm ndditen Iusenblif mar bic Stute
nit Mdnnern anseflut. Sur bic Sim
Der blidten ideu auf uup Der 6unp
besanr, rumpf sa f~nurren, bod pseer
Ssrr, nod 6rau Sasenbaum itauten
iid UNI ; ie laben ftiIe unc rseunsss
loo IA, pbne Elm 0ebenssei6en BON flo
III scben. 8ein 0ort rpurre sefprpden
une I'LL bdS Seulsn unp SrIuen hes
@efansenm unterbra6 bic Stile, ale
tbn Elm Ousenp 6anee ersrifen, Rom
Vett bpben uno NIT ibm sur Tbare
tinaus eilten. Sc mar cine furse, dnefs
libe Minute. Grau Sasenbaum. lsifs
ipeiaenc unc betenp tbr Wann, sas
Sauet auf bic Sruft selenft ais kt CT
ianft inseidlaten ; braussn Der rumpfs
2on Don 6uBtritten, bic ii6 RAID tn
Der 6ernc serloren !; bann mar Jules tius,
ME i'm 0rate. sQs bic Icraenlonne
freuncli& ldimmernc binter Dem Saums
rer Serse empuriies. fisIsn ibre splp's
1en Strablen auf zen rdrren StamR
elmer eebenseibe. Weilsn melt ron einer
meni6li6en BObnuns entfernt, AM Gans
De zines tisfen 5sIsfeTsls prcten i'm Sc
birae, unc unicr einsm ibebanaenper
&fe ouf Gin frii6 ssma6tss @rat.
Das @raS mar rings berum nieeeroes
tretsn unc Gin idarfes yuee bstte pber
am @fte cine Steae bemsrfen fSnnen,
NO cte Hinee wie tur6 has Reiben
zines Settles atseriGsn mar. Bon BEN
&aufbolpe Blu &ouins puree inoe|z
fen tpeeer In SsraS. nod ienit iraenps
no jemals bic serinste Spur pieeer ses
ieben. Selbt isin Name purpe nur 5ebr
ielten 9euannt unb baIp trieb Der aanas,
trauriSe 8prfaa auf BEN Strpme neuer
Greisnifle in ras Meer Der 9srasGens
| belt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23
XIX. 8apttel.
Grenoe Ra9 Seth.

Wenn t6 einmal 70 reid aepprren
bin, rae i6 sebn Ueer spansistauknt
Stiid Wieb auf Der Yrarie bsrumlaufsr
babe une einen pradtiaen. fein mSblirs
ten palat mo- jest mein Ylcfbaas
febt, uno cine elesante Sut1Ae u. QUE
&iiten unp S6ranfe spI Silber,eua u.
feineS Simmer, pann rperbe i1 mir etH
Wappen pGblen unp GO auf bic &utI6ens
i6lase ma,en uno auf pas Silber,eua
srasiren unb auf pas Qinnen fempeln
laiIen. Sc mar Snfel Safpb, Der siele
Worte ipra6, ii6 bebasIi6 i'm sroec.
SdaufeItuble i9aufelnp i'm &reile. Der
Berneriden Uamilie auf Der 0eranbab
Res 5auiss am Gan 5istOnymo.
Der berrlibe .atsnp i6sint sic rus
maniiih 3u iimmen, Shpaasr ipra6
Grau Berner ld9elnr. 2m Gnre bat
pas WOnplidt GinnuB auf gle, ra
sic 10 iilbern pbantafiren. slbsr nell
Dies Wappsn baben Sie fi9 ausaes
wdblt. 3wei sefreu;te HepoIper oSer
einen Barren Oeer iunft Elm pilpes 1bier?
Nein, Gruu S6wdserin, gar niats
WiIees ; einen pantheon SGper.baum
in boiler SlGtbe nit tsm Wottp :
Post nubila Phoebus, pper, rpenn Ste Is
ceuti6 baben woQen Greure mad 9eib.
Oieie Scee fam mir ldpn pamals, als
mir sin paar Gage mad Sbrsr Mnfunft
sulammen eieie SteQe bier In Mussns
iaein nabmen. bort ftsbt nod rielelbe
YFanse auf bic sic binwieien, als i6
eteie Semerfuns madte, rpenn Sie f1
nod erinnern fSnnen. Die YHan3e fin
BET ii6, ME sic rpiIen, nur cpsr uisiitsns
mar In 3eraS unp wiroe io9lsi9 an
seiSsn, tab ia Elm Ieraner bin nit 2etb
unp Seele. Sie 1T INNER grim, beparf
feines 8sSens, l6eint ii6 zines ewi9en
SpmmerS ;u erfreuen uno ipottst Der
srimmtsen NOrpwinpe unp Der lbneis
penren 8alte pes Winters. Nu1 bas
rpdre Elm Sinnbilo bon Ieras unp Ell
mem atten Ieraner. Stebt ie ni6t IA
nit ibren crpbenpen, ipiBen Stadeln u.
S6psrtern, rie ipeeer Wsnib, noG
Sbier unseabnpet su bcrdbren pasen,
wie Elm mddtises Warnunss,ei6en &C.
gen iibsrmdtbise Ssinpe? llnp ert Die
bsrrlid itrabIenpe, liebli9 puftenpe, prads
tise Sldtbe in rie Der san;e, ftadlise,
trOBise Baum enpst! Sa, Sreure na6
eeip,-Seip in 6reupe Ysrpanpslt; 8uuis
mer. Notb, llnsemaG, S1merl ansft,
IrdbiaL aaes berrli9 In Slid unp
Sreupe enpenp. IS 1T Elm prddtises
8appeni6ilp, Elm coles Symbol!
Sa, enpiperte feline S6waserin aber
sic lputen uns pieIsS Wappen OVERLAP
fen. Oenfsn Sie an ar cen Summer
unp bic Sorscn, bic l9On in Deuti6lanc
fir uns %beSannen, uno pann ipiecer an
raS Slid unp rie Sreucsn, bic mir
bier am Can SieronymO ssfuneen.
Nsin, 6rau S6waserin, caraus miro
nidtS. sic mi1sn ii@ Sbr Wappen
isItlt wablen, ipra9 Der Tsraner Id
9elnp. gle perse0en, bab i& elm
WiIpfans, Gin junser Eauseni4ts war,
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24

"NESIwAED TIE STAR Of ENPiEE
TAKES ITS WAY. fills used 10 be q
fayori;e quotation, when We had any
West, the great West ,hat land which
few years ago was ''ts-a, a,cegai-
ta.7
How changed. Now If sc 80
beyond tie United States, westward
we must 20 into the Pacific O,ean
\ few years $50, Ohio was portion
Of The great Northwestern TcrriioTy
now she has move miles of roll road
in her borders than any other State.
a few years ago, her houses we're log
buts, anj her building tools were
the cross-Cu, saw and .be wooiu-us
axe; now her Capital is one Of the
6ues; in the land, ard her machinery
is sent away OF 10 The Eistto 20
the work there
Wewsre foIc:t.y struck with Ga.
great change, more thsu eve, before
On seeing a few days $50, woodwork
ing machinery sius from C.Dc.lua
ii to Petersburg over tie Ctes. q
Ohio r. K. Petersburg VS. ciy
nearly hundred years before Gin
cinuati was though, Of, aai ia 1Soo
when Petersburg vas ono Of ,h
oldest cities in Yirgjaia, Cjaeiaaa
ii had bu; $50 inhabitants ys, 10,
the balance Of trade is largely +.
favor Of Cincinnati. and her mscaia
cry and comuodi;.es 60 to su par,
OF tbe world.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24
Correction

Two weeks ego. we published an
article in relation to the school law.
Of this state 10 which We condemned
the law as a grave mistake end a.
likely to work ipfu.iou,ly to The
cau.e of .dne,rion Va r,r,- -s.5
the law. but our remark. NOR. s,s.s
on the statement. Gwen by o.tsr
papers and by o,r crrsrisDrs With
similar hv in VIRGINIA 80 vr...
the couD,ia, and districts Inv, ,
,,bt q, v-,s., e., ct..b.- tl.-s
.b,ub,s law s.baar r,-,,..-.
+, yi--,,,, ,,l....t. r.v No.. t...
CHANGED ,,..l, ,.,.,..s voc. o..
whether ,bers shall De a county
levy and townships a,t5 whether
there sbs'Ile a rouD.ri. I.-. rl,
cop.,ou,rce is,eo9.fre,5 confusion.
some rart. of the s,~, county ~.
lsyi,r Good .cto.r.toqs,. and
,,bo,l.,l. greater ,,,, ,r,ts wear.
vlrs other ror,-,os 5.-,I,-.ror...
and s.r.oronrv q. lcr,,,-ts S.,te
Fpr5 LAST.
a. ..-s- ..t. -i...--
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24
We clip the following items from

We clip the following items from
the Baptist Record.
A correspondent In Volcano,
Wood Co.. says 4 man was correc'
ting his little boy about ! years old
for swearing, when the boy said, an
quit swearing if sou will daddy
RIPLEY, July 10, IS.
A young man ty the name Of
.. Miller. from Roano county, got
OF the boat at the mouth of Mill
Creek, lest Thursday, and did rot
proceed far before he took ! notion
to-ride, and stealing a horse for that
purpose went on his way homeward
bound, arriving there on the 9th nit,
and very soon thereafter, the officer
rode Up, IN company with the owner
of the horse, aud arresiing the young
man he was brought pack to thi:
county, and lodged In Jail to avail
his trial He is but youth between
Is and 70 years Of agc.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24

One ofthe b,st reasons the people
If Huntington have to believe this
viii be place Of importance, is the
jealousy with whichiti is viewed by the
ambitious villages along the rivers
Iron tol and portsmouth never ne
glsct an opportunity 70 dcfame Us,
aud try to d,precjate our advantages,
aui they are not at ali careful to stick
to the truth in their reports -Hm {
'sJ'oH Independent
Hold hard. if you pleased You
Iiuutilltonilns arc eternally think
j8c yourselves as conspicuous in the
eyes OF the rest ofmaukiud as in your
own, and cry out as though hurt
when nobody thought Of throwing at
you. Neither Portsmouth nor Iron
ton Is particle jealous o: y1u-good
ness knows there is DO reason why
they should be-but, on the contrary,
ore glad TO see thstif YOU only DO
not burst from over Imitation. you
may arrive et some size yet, and are
nots, al afraid ;hat Jou eau grow to
such IA extent as t, absorb either
&c these cities. And as to the iatima
ton that they ere habitually defam
ing and deliberately lying about you,
why that Is simply piece of gratui-
tous baldegIash Dry up.--Iropton
J,wUli.
Were dry, Mr.. journal, but you
are mistaken in your premises, Al
we ask Of the little villages down the
river, is TO be let alone. There is no
rivalry between Us. We wrote tia;
comment on an article the writer Of
which lied under a mistake, we
.uppose lwo are not responsible 'oE
he grammar 10 TIC quoiatiou.)
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24
Sew wharf Boat for Huntington.

Yesterday tle big wharf boa.
known cs o., y uuo,u Wtslt boat,
was sold st,.usAai5 Sale to Captain
John KYLE, PRESIDENT of the b..
Sandy and Pomeroy Packet Company.
for SIS. 500. Tie Uhar. boat is the
LARGEST one In the West. and Yves
built @ little over o year ago for the
South western = llrfboatan3 Trans
por,atiou Company It's original
cost was abou. $4,000, aud that +.
went for The figures /; G5s vas a sur
pris, So many The b.3d,revas n-;
very spirited, but three different pay
ties made bids. We understood the
Bic Sandy Packe; Company vii use
It fox che landing Of all their b9sts
the preseutoae not being large ea5ue b
60 accommodate alitleir boats.
Wclaarn that when the Mammoth
Whsrf5oat spoken Of above is ready
FOG use at Cincinnati, tbo boat tie
Big Sandy & Pauaroy Company
have been usia- ;iera viii be sen. to
Huntington 90 take the p'ss, Of tlc
IT, Is @. Ii. f. wharf boat, which Is
LOO su,,.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24

car ON N,bona.s Atlantic sii.s:.li,-.
AID Ohio rojlroai slipped Of Tie
track on the 18th, rolled down an
emcahNl o' l.''y 'oe'' 'IJI-''S I'VE
a ea,ors5 Lr.Eer,, al Icrs,s
one If the editors Of the New YORK
Times. bad bis shoulder broken
'"y .''
The Colonel jenkins suals.
to above. is Henry T.. Coltoa ESD
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24
The New YORK Editors.

TIE Editorial I''.t CON to''a
Mostly Of representatives OF Ne"
York rapsrs. with a'a or two i''@
SeT England arrived On charleston
pa last Friday after ''-.'''s some
'oih's OF interest " N"' WIG @
.hcv we're entertained ~ a sumpt- .
,-. ...,,.-lv Henry s Walker
~, ,..-r........
A'1.' a4'''f % '"' ''' '-S'''
We iake Ills opportunity Cd T.'-'n
Ming cur thanks tor an 'n''''''v'
90 Join che party at Nr. Walkers
and rrrrs, ;as, bgsiaes Engagements
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24
6. $. PALMER, u. J.HANr',oE, VII. PALMER
PALMER, HARTS0Ok & CO.
COMMISSION
TTCD az NTct

No. 1921 CTy Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
Snecia Attention giren % cons.g"
rcnts Of Cotton, Gram. Flour Tobacco
and Country Produce. Liberal ca-h ad
vanc,s made ,nd lsfs furnished cr apI'i
cation for grain. Agents fer knights
celebrated Dark Smudarl SvruIs and
Sugar., 2. L. williams j. COS high grad,
Refined Sugars and Bright sugar house
syrups, "Hollnday, Cha rlotlessit'e "
and ". Company, ami piedmont Flour.
Spanish Mass Licorice OF various
g-ades. rJii
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24

FENERJEE.-- bis Is the name or
trademark - 60 those nicely
made and c!cr,h,i, -iC'0Q white dress
Shirts ar called, ta.; are only 10 be
had IN Virginia OF J.. B. Spence &
Son, Merchant Tail0rs, Clothiers .ad
Dealers in Gcptleuen's Furnishing
Goods, at 10. 1900 Main street. Rich
mond, Va. Spence x Son take meas
ures and have those Shirts made spe-
ciaily to order, so that all can have
perfect it,iDg shirt By calling On
them for the Pembroke Shirt" at
1900 Main street; aud in addition
to foil stock Of Shirts, u. 3. Spence
n Son have always the largest stock
Of Cloths, C2ssimeres and Vestipes
to be found in the city. And the,
make Clothing 10 order, In the very
best style aud at the lowest prizes. If
you are in need of Wedding Suits
Dress. Suits, or Business SUITS. YOU
can always be nicely ssited by calling
on Spence Z Son. In their Gentle,
mems Furnishing Department you
Will find all of the latest novelties in
Neck Wear, Gloves, Hosiery and
Handkercbiefs, Binder Wear, Suspen-
ders, Collars, Cuffs, and all other ar
'ieIes necessary for a gen;leman's
ontht. We advise all in want Of good
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, at
moderate prices, to call at the old
corner Clothing House, No 1900
Main street, corner Of 18th, Rich
mond, Va, and examine the stock Of
goods that Il. 3. Spence & Son will
show pou. Call early and often, and
Gail at once. 40m6'
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24
WALTHAM WATCHES
nfsSOlntiOn Notice,

Notice Is hereby given, that the part
nersbi7 tely existing between White,
Bonner g. Hall OF Guyandotte, Cabell Co.
West Va, under the firm name OF White.
Bonner Hall, vs., dissolved by mutual
consent on this the 10th cay Of Jdly
1873. IN debts owing 10 the said part
ncrship are 20 be received by the said
White Is Bonner, and all demands on the
said partnership are 10 De presented to
them for payment
WHITE, BONNER & HALL.
Guyandotte, July 18th 1873. li-3l
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24

OwING 10 the immense crop @.
oats which is being harvested a1H,
there Las recently been q rapid &C.
cline tibet grain io market Ca.
Of our Young farmers last week took
10 the Cincinnati market 5000 bush
els, and being uoao.s 20 realize the
money for tie s1uc traded his eu-
tire crop for top busy 4 good
trsde.-CabcH Co Irrss.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24
FOR SALE.

y Small Farm in Lawrence County
Ohio, on mile froa billions landing oud
only two and a half miles from Hunting
to.' This place contains 70 ales, has
TWO good hous $, stables, never failing
springs, with young orchards Of every
variety Of fruit, IL will be sold a. bar.
gain if arp led fol soon. 7. O. Address
y F, HARLAN,
Il 3m Huntington. " Va
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24
The Cholera.

We notice an article ia the Rich
noad Dtgo'ci, copied from a Gin '
,ipnlti paper which We think states t
The opinions Of a paid ogent Of New {
York city merchants who sets cut z
vith the iutention of iajuriuE the
western uade, or else Of one whose
IDEAS are so fixed in certain train $
CT theory that 1t is impossible, for
aim to see in any case, anything else
but confirmation Of his own fa7orite
views.
lie Frououuaes the eases Of spor-
adj, cholera that haze appeared along
the river, genuine "Asioiic Cholera
aud then proceeds to FIX up his
theory IS to how it got there.
His talk is very positive, and his
assertions do not admit OF debate; |
hey are only assertions without
argument, but they are nevertheless
erroneous. It's fact that We had |
in Huu,ingtoa cases that were called
cholera, which had some Of the
symptoms Of AsiAlic cholera, but
which nevertheless was net that
disease, before they had any iu Gin
ciuaad. lie says, that in Cincinnati
came fgou New Or leans, and that 10
/ New Orleogs, came il a Russian ship
from ODESSA. Its very strange IL
I the caolera should pass Cincinnati
and come To huntington, and then
20 back to Cincinnati, but We certain
Ily had it in Huntington before any
was reported in Cincinnati That thsO-
.rywil hardly hold water. There were
N this place amongst white citizens,
/ { or . eases. some Of which died very
suddenly. The first Of those eeses,
was a p'asterer who had not been
away from home in several months.
lie was working every day at bis
trace. lie had been ailjng with
something Of a diarThea and vas,
contrary to the advice ofLis physi-
elan, very imprGiert 10 his eating
lie ate, if We ale rightly Informed,
ice-creln before supper, cold snaps
amongst tber things for his supper
and afterwards cauned peaches lie
/ or course was Frustrated and died thc
/ next evening. One Of the doctors
said Asiotic Cholera, the others MI
said malignant cholera morbus.
Tbo fact that Lis body was kept from
Sunday night al Tuesday morning
before 5a7ial should be evidence tina
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5;s..., I...,; -
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Another. in which We are told
some NJ the srn,to,rs. of As,,t;e
.l,r.-, vsrs 1rg.cn, wa. aman in
,,,.1.r l,o.r',. s,fI nbo r,cor-
,rs5
\ child died in the house where
the first c.se spoken of coca I'd, lrt
the cause g.s stated. eating green
.ar7Iss
There we're two or three cases Of
,oo-o,, :, small L,n.a 6ltbv IN
Nd. u,...l., ,;,,;.
80 49, . g - $3.50
we're most grossly imprulent IN their
diet, and then. without any special
change in the weather, and certainly
..sro-. INV If bo ms,,s rsol 70
49,,
Gu ID oa' "1i' was .e'''i "Ol'l 70
attack OF an epidemic, could have
been cfec,ual tie disease disap-
"sI' were ''..'a' cases OIL ''C
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24
HUNTINGTON, JvLY - 1873
JNo.IAy ouugur, ruu.,

The anniversary o. che battle of
Bunker Hill. june l., was memo
rablc DIV ia the history Of the late c.
l.. Va,'aodinEhSm. Ga taat Day he
ran TIE blocka Re a, Charleston on a
Confederate steamer, 90 that day be
arrived at bis home 10 plYtoG, Ca lis
return, and on .bat day be accident
ally iodic,ed 90 h,Uss.t tac wound O..
which be died
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24
EXCHANGE HOTEL
ASD
BALLARD HOUSE,
Richmond. Va.

nNCIz-AlO2los go
The undersigned has the pleasure oil
announcing to his friends. and the travel
inc publ;c that re IS able 70 offer IT,
creased comforts ard attractions to the
natrons OF these two icst.cilss hotels.
The two houses continue TO be ccuaect
cd IA heretofore, by covered BRIDGE
which makes Them practically one hotel
He would specially invite attention 20
the large number OF Par!0rs and Spacious
Smiles Of Rooms fer families and
parties. watch form "a con sPicuons tea-
ture of this splendid frst-class establish
ment. In fact everything uecess ary Tor
the comfort of guests, viii be found on
an unsurpassed scale at Tie
EXCHANGE & BALLARD.
Being centrally located in the heart Of
tho city, in close proyiri,y 20 the capitol
Pos, Office, Banks, principal business
house. .. churches, places Of musement
and tie principal railroad depoi5; II
presents advantages possessed ny but
Few Hotels.
Pledging m undivided efforts 10 pieas'
| reerectf lily solicit the patronage Q;
NY friends and the public generally.
J. l., CARRINGrON,
B.F. EAKLE, Clerk.
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FoR RENT.-A neat two story
dwelling bouse ON 3rd. avenue-ceDtrai.
y located. O. G. CV,sr
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RICHMOND ADvERTISEMNThS
!. 81. DAVIDSON
p E. WILSON. o. - "
p E. Wilson 81 Co.
GENERAL
Commission
Merchants.
rornrr 1a,h end cnr streets.

tUIUlI T." ''I4'8 -
RIG MON D, VI Il u MA
We will advance on Tobacco our
Grain and produce generally tTo'thirrds
~ Tie market value when shipped. oar
,b,rges for selling viii he moderate, ana
IN eyerv instance special attention VIII
10 given to shipments. Prompt return s
viii he made with checks on any 81 the
W. panL, e 6neired. 42-tf
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WHITE & BONNER.
90 be found at their extensive mills on
the banks of the Guyardotte river near
the railroad bridge. This firm has supe,
rior advantages over all others for fur
uisbing building material, for .heir mill
is located in the very heart Of the best
timber market in the known world.
Logs Of immense length are Coated
from the stump to their log. way, saving
the expense Of large teams Of oxen, gen
orally necessary for drawing heavy tim
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Established 1882.
THOS. GIBSON & CO.
200 ard 2O2 Vine street, Cincinnati, O.,
PE NIB GrS.
And Brass Founders.

IFholeSals and Retq2 dealers an
Sheet lead, lead aud iron pipe, cistern
and well pumps, bath tubs, water closets,
iron sinks, rus her hose, yard fountains,
sloue~are drain and sewer pipes. All
branches of plumbing work, executed in
the most approved manner Sole agents
in the u 5. for Jennings London Patent
Valve Closet and Trap. l0-Sm.
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NOTICE,

Having disposed Of my entire stock Of
Goods, the next qNestion is to settle up,
aad all persons indebted are hereby call
ed upon TO settle at once, or their &C
courts will be placed in the hands Of m
OF. Ger for collection. c. A HARRISON. 3
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