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FERTILIZERS.

Ya'RY THE VIRGINIA FERTiLNEE
4 No.. Ion YOUR WHEAT THIS SEASoS.-
II the suggestion OF many Farmers am Git C,
nv rho munu frtnrtrs reduce the price ai 'ne m
fni, Fertilizer To 80 per ton. which y conrise's"
by hose who have rs; ITO H far GIlnM and NJ Ist x
$50 Ia. write. 10 Try IL. they have detcrninrit
rclce tic price for this season ony IN order !" ~
'too-'e = J. II. HOAX SniS
~, ,...f.., ,,i,,.,,..,lvu t,crcn.Gt.
. IN is.- Main street, ecie AGENT
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,,-n
fE:"@~!" H. N'i '"'' >. i>,'I
1850 t". ~" ""r."~ '."N '. :'i.NH' '','
N."'I. Ht~>'>~.:.' III" ''..', ''''' ''.''.
...... -. .l't "'." H." "'i'.I ~ wy >'''''4"
-. ..t .''A T.. "i'''' 49,, ','', .,,,,
II. '...s-. .t"rL&f0 was "'IcA',1 anu
.....y .n.G.a. YESTERDAY. y = H'.:'" n's
...3"> IT," sH--L al i't. y. -. : M
.. u lille the Doctor "a> Attending t@c
s. ..'--tIart Nr'A".!i>, |pi>r"lAl ch"r" I"
..r.. e.. rcy, playing aWoHnd the hu--!,
,..-.. $685. Ct the W-rr!-. ana was "rG":vIi
... aa-..r,E mnmcr 10y tie negro, VINO
e.. '..1 - WaIn MN. nc boy "-H'ii
.... t.&-t II I'll" wheel. when lac
.-...,t.-,l ai.a @rro>> Tia" street. caught,
.4 ST. n,uyl 0iju. Mr.. PIltchari Icmon-
....,.t. "h>u lie nr-l" wrapped hi
1914. .srH.ri taa "Gjp ana with I'll" loaded
.. ~.Tt.a >tr. Pii'clari tAvc% times on III"
sG n."chuU- h,lA >ra>c,">>. Mr.. Pritc'i-
..t H.~ carried INT" l'r. goodwin : urUS
,'.,.. "h'r" Il" Wt~ "lirA"ci by i'f. 'ial-
..,. i'r. 'ial'"tn" discharged ~" negro.
F.. u., u"j, However, NJ - this t!.!C been
.r,,,s..
An u.A nero woman named Lucy L"WIs
1888 ss:a Is burned 81 Perry street >,til DAY
..-... III" renewed Tue "''!iI:'i, Nn!t" HIS
.swi. 81 G5."''. ~ l'-a'M- lt' WIN ker"-
49,. .#. ts.G - reE>y4a"nrr ""> NcioituiS
M..~'.. &. Wy - ii't A!i'S "hG upon h"r arm.
l:.e Hlu@s'-3-l0-,.W cN'lu@u!Shrd tho :t1inc>,
.. 49,. /. FIRE fatal injuries had been >il>-
..#o.t.
Ng. j.. Armstrong. hate sheriff Of the city.
...- yesterday II 'lu!n- 81 gastric i.yrr. nj" F
.. HIS 81 only 4 few DAY. ne WAS i
2'arta H."h ~ h'Iln' ""t 'i3d HHou H'''
.''~r>"#.t- some years before III" WAY;
H"'!a- u" war the I1ihlIy were mon, ana
at.. ST, H. brothers "A> Killed III manner
&E, entirely understood. Mr.. Armstrong
G..- @js.t :"lty-IlTc years OF age, ana WAS one
- 90" T." Radical sheriff, whose accounts
>iG1'd "Grn Ai> term expired.
i. :. 'i!.l>oN SHOT negro named Lewis
"".h'r. near W lI>"h : o'lo., Satuiu''F. III,
".itn- very ~cTi""> ana lTootnIH la"'i
"""m" A"i" are Nv" versions IN regard
~ III" dt!!T. line parties iE'' M" SONY
'.''' '', "!''Nu''H' 'h saturday II i S',"t'
"A.HrE went "ut 10 di- The grave OF Inc
$50. '-1i"~ oun@. coming ha'h t'h!s l.
Dr." statement Of Thompson> irirnd>), he
."'" u'~ "tH:" arT"r> thompson pace, "iiet
~. aa.'r ';tl'c@ u him twice or thrice 10
".ta" tack, and then fred with the elect
..t"t Another "r"ouut l. that Thompson
-.' on The l'ucc Waiting Tor the nero 10
I"~-, ANA ih"n Opened on INN. MI. lAoiip'
>'A t:t> hrtu :h!estcd.
JHo-" Mallory, II 5run>Wlrk. on Satur-
".! brought tue horse 10 town ana put
..!' W. ii Il iINrTH stable 81 Tue ''tS' ic>'c!
'''' .' Wa 'onl" orao' 'io!N >"ilic i'is s''ii /
WI "A''r'FEt'n'u cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

\ Fathers NESGEANCE.-PcIer Jcannctt,
the tuthrr Of the little Girl who was outraged
by James Corriyan, in Mu>lc@on county,
Michigan. on Monday night. went 20 the jail
and obtaining permission to see the prisoner
shot Corriynn in the head. Jcannrtt was Ar
rested aud admitted 10 bail. 1t is feared the
excited crowd will force admtlancc TO the
iail and finish Corriran. who was still living
Saturday. The Governor has ordered Il COM
panv of militia from Grand Rapids in case Of
emergency. The little girl died on Tuesday.
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Captain James ID. Owens, an old, well.
known citizen Of Botctonrt, died suddenly
of apoplcxy, at his home, near junction
store, on list Thursday, the 2l>t ultmo.
Professor Foertch, of Alexandria, state
commissioner to the Vienna Exposition, has
returned.
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David W. Burton, one Of the oldest and
most prominent citizens OF Lypcnbur". died
last week at the White sulphur Springs.
The TiryntGn says: :" He had long been
identified with the tobacco trade OF the city,
and had ama-scd quite fortune out OF his
operations. He owned largely o. Zeal estate
aud OF stocks and bonds. lie leaves no mn
mediate heirs. and it is Il matter Of Specuii'-
ton AS TO What disposition he has made OF
Liz r.talc."
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lsT TTtC..ral,H.
NEW YORK MARKETS

y Nv ! DIkI. -tA.A1tEhT.TI~'
NEW YORK. september s.-touon stci':y >aI"~
ala bales vt 2su-lc. Flour scarce aul Hr!htt
with inquiry: common fair extra, ST.. tc}s- .f":
good ID cliO,cc. -. sash WhlakcS more n''llEc
ami riucr al Dec. Wl;c! hc:vy-shipprrS GENERALLY
ilss. Oh lower rates: winter red we-icrn s|'2"t
81 70. Corn Irregular: inferior parcels hrlvy
good and prime quite firm. RE" quiet. Iailo"
uuir,. Er,irh:s firm.
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ACCIDENT FROM A Observation-Disclosures
Entcrp1sc] IA little son of Alr. John D..
Sadler. residing near Salem. was very
seriously hurt On Wednesday by the dis
charge of M cid gun with which he was
PLAYING. There were four separate loads in
the gun. and when it was discharged the
barrel ieaped out Of the stock, striking him
III the mouth, terribly MASKING his lip.
breaking his jaw-bonc, and knocking out
five teeth,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, September =.

OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Whic 2.t3G bushels Red l,3lU ousiics'
COgX-lrllnw, H.: bushels.
DATS.-7uu bushels.
SALES.
,,.ur,r White oso bushels prime private
forms $50 bushels very good Il; Sl.i5; lao bSic1
very "ouG Al l73 100 bushels IL :l.Io: 80 b'alics
f,ir ,f !, e. 100 bushels fair Sl.G! 1876 bushels COM
mon ,t II M: G. bushels common 1t Sl.5s lis BUSH
els common ii Si.50; s. bushels common ri sl'o
ans bu,hci, common al Si.l0: bu> hels common ~
:l.2U: 70 bu hcl; common III :l.!'-l"'a'' Eva
bushels. -, ,.o ,...t
WIrtT.-Rc,l. 20 bushels primcat :l.!3 100 bush
els very good ut - - loo bushels ut sI0; - pL7-
els a y G- i3a bushels common Il. S.5j: !. bushes
common nj $3.50: ~ bI,>clS common al :l.'p' 80
m.ErI. common II Sl.or: - bushels riGpc-Strt"
III II .s0-,ntlI, SIS bushels. ,,
s prime western on pri ratr terms co bushes VIZ
.I,,i. Sprug III 1>c.: 200 bushels prime snri!e ii
ltc-tUtal lilo bushels
RE-EXUIElTED.
-, In. Ilfl
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

louisville. Septcuher Flour steady WIN
good demand: extra family. S5.75 40. ~ lancy
S7.75. Corn firm and c,trcc III 6vDj2c. FORK atc"y
shoi,ldcr: Or: ciclr rib lOlDGlUar: clear 'idcs,
lU;r.. packed Lard-Tirrcc, SsIas". KEY, 'i"i'c
scan. SC. Wniskcy easy at Dur.
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CINrIVSkTJ MARKETS.

CISCISSATI. September s.--ProVisions quiet ana
steadv pork-Saics of 30 barrels III SD; job bn&
sal.s Sl6.5 Lard quiet and nominal: steam hel
at ST.; kettle. slc,hc. bacon firm aud III iair 'ic-
mand: shoulders. St.. clear rib, l0i:. c!cir sizes,
lUic WhSkcy frazer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

Rex. Dr.. Hogc and Rev. DR.. Curry, of
Richmond, are assigned partS in the eNcr-
ciscs of the Worlds Evangelical Alliance.
which meets in New York during the first
twelve DAYS OF October.
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ST-LOIIS MARKETS.

ST. LOrlS. September s.-Flour firm. vi tn some
sales higher. Corn firm and scarce at I7c lni ~" .
mixed. elevator this side, 6c. east side hsskey
good io.bing Or,ier trade, shoulders. ofM9c: clear
Rib. VtHlO4c clear sides, lVallutc. Lard li:et Ill
SIC. for lcliilcI.
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Ey Telegraph.

NEW GUlth.
NEW YORK, September s.-noncy, interest anu
onr-sixth commission. Sterling higher. i0>s. Gold
excited l.GI1.h. Governments dul and of. states
nnthlnt dining.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

RrvrN,.E FROM ToEACc0.--ComllIssio'lcr
Douglass reports that the rcvent'c rom To-
lacco for the last year reaches S:','ieo,oo"'
which is Il. 100000 i'll excess oi the estimate
made when the tax was reduced to twenty
cents.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER
Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND, srrrEMnEn s, 1873.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 0, 1878.
Sun rises ..,.. 5.il Moon rises. $40
go S,,,, 80 ala High ,dr............ 6.O7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

EOR NEW IORK.--OLD 10 ~
Il Mission STEAMSHIP COMPANY. sl==s sa.ss.s.s
The sldc-whccl steamships OLD DOMINION,
Wy ANOkE, ISAAC BELL. ShRATO,iA, NJ
AGAWA, ALBEmAELE. and H.tTTtF*S leave
New York for Norfolk, CITY Point, and ,:icnin"GI
at 3 o'clock y. VI. ,...,.. ..,,,,-
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and ST NDAY al high Tide.
THESE ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, st.;e-rooms and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are uii-
surpassed ,
Freight, for points beyond New York forwarded
with ,iI,pntch ana no charge made except actual
rIos,. connections inside viii: steamers for all
southern and European ports
Freight received until L. NJ daily.
For further information, apply tu
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
Office Company's wharf, Rockets.
CAPTAIN GEORGE ". ALLEN.
JOiIE +. MAYER. apx
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMISGTOS, September s-Spirits tnrDenlin IN
steady, soc. Rosin steady, $3.50 for strained; 30 -
hard: $3.50 3d. for yellow-dip and virgin. TAI
dull and declining, 81 IS.
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cpoTsWoOD CoAL-YARD.

| have renewed my lease on the Spotsw""d COIL
y.r1 ,rd nm now ready TO receive orders for win
ter supplies III fuel.
aETIIHAClTE COAL for CRATE, stove and fur
uaCe.
WiSTERpOCk, CUMBERLAND. and MID
LOTHIAN COAL.
SpLINT COAL, (Wcst virginia.
SOFT COKE. for stoves ard ranges.
OAK and PINE WOOD. long, sawed, anu >lIL
(kind!insl.
nm, W. &. PITCHER.
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Powder. Shot. 4

Fuse: TOYS mlning. iOr.H.Sl.25 u loo ZEE.
PORTER. st.75 by the I'VE h"Ss-'r,s tiiiA hVc
kegs. %-.25: blasting, $40 $3.50.
Strt: Northern. s2.35W 80 ri Rag II - u.
GiriuIsltNAs: Elt.lc. VI J..
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6 p. LATIIROP, Sole Agent for Rlch-
=. NOM, far The sale of the Cannelton Coal Com
pauv's SPLINT COAL from West Virginia Inc
coal from the above mines Is unsurpassed Us a nlt-
miuolls coal for crate purposes. being lree,DrhilS
and enduring, and entirely clear from slate ana
other impurities. Orders from the trade ill!ed al
Miners, ,rlcrs ). I. LATIIROp.
an " Seventeenth street at draw-briuge.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. September Z, 1879.
Sales OF Is shares Dollar Savings Bank ut loo. and
two shares Of Virginia Steamship md Packet Com
pany at $50, and 100 interest certificates Mt 2si.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

nNE THOUSAND CORDS OAK AND
OPISE WOOD FOR SAI.E.-Wc have III Inc
ward on Fifteenth street between Gary ana i 5,
railroad the above quantity of WOOD. when We
,lrc selling Wholesale and retail. Give us cal!
=" l. = r.. cr.yn RAGLAND 4 co.
! II WnoncuCK iv 2!-cod3m
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARkEr.

PHILADELPHIA. September s.-Beef cattle ullii
and lower: sales, 400; extra Pennsylvania anu
western steers at 7a :7..5 fair good !tG:6.5o
common, xi6lS5 Sheep In fair demand; sales.
$4,000 ut 4lgGsc. e. Ii. Live hogs-Saes ut 7fN'!c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

GOAL, COKE, AND WOOD OF nj! best
" Kinds are sold By The subscriber ut the very low"
FREsEi-BTKNiNG RED and WHITE ASH,
Etii. STOVE, and NUT ASIliKACIIE ,c,t:.H
and wcirhcdl. ana thc celebrated CLOVER Hill
SPLINT, ana CUMBERLAND Goa l.. for gratc;'
ioundrlcs, and machinstS, and soft E',oklN
COKE, In full supply and rcady ior och'erS u!
careful drivers. t
As sole manufacturer by steam Of the approTe,a
and popular klNDl.lNG AND toOklNG-h ooD,
il with long) Is sold In the interest OF economy
and convenience IT offices iii Main, ana corner
Niuth ana Cary. and Fifteenth and DOCK streets.
a., 90 49, j. b. WATKINS.
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Epaar,ags or ggEauEgs.


DEPARTURES OF sgEANEgs.
| JAMES ElyER sTEAMBoAT,e-cS.ET..
| y COMPANY. ssaa..ass.s.
| FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
ADAMS EXPRESS.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:
| On and after SEPTEMBER /. 1873. The fas, ana
elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain Il.
CLIFFORD, will leave company,s .hart. Rockets,
| NEsDAYS. and fridays at A. d.: and return
and SATURDAYS at4P.M.
Passengers make SURF connections with Bay Line
York.
Fare to Norfolk. ...................s2 80
Fare 10 Norfolk and return ............ 100
Fare to Baltimore. ............-........ co
Fare 10 Phiiadelpha.. . %
Tickets for sale on steamers anc at CARRIER Co.
| Ticket Agency. and baggage checked through:
Freight received daily for Boston, Norfolk, and
Portsmouth, ard regular landings on James river
| from ! y. NJ. 10 . +. 81.
Freight for way-linflngs Y. mTst be PREPAID; ,
Office Conpany's wharf, Rockets; branch Of
lice at W. d. Blair & Co.'s. corner OF Ninth and
| Main ST, Gets. sci
DHILADELPHIA. RICH. <sEFs
i MoSD, AND NORFOLK sTEAM-Sr&sS
| SHIP LlNE.-FoE PHILADELPHIA TWICEA
WEEE.-Untll further notice the stcau.ers Of this
line will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at IL O'Clock ii.
| Freight taken for all parts Of New jersey Penn
Also. for 4 ntwclp aud Liverpool ri Red Star aud
American steamship lines, and bills flading signed
| through.
Passage TO Philadelphia. inelgalEg meals and
| No. o+25 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & Co. Agents.
No. II South Wharses.
aug6 No. IA North wharves. Philadelphia.
|INMAN LINE OF MAIL 4FNS
FOR LtyEKF1Gk ASD ouEESsi1T
DAY AND SATURDAY.
| RATES OF PAsSAGE-rArAELE ~ GoLo:
First Cabin. Ahl S!oo
70 London. ~ and los
To Paris. 10 ana llS
TO i,an1ars, Aniwsrp, ;;:; b = end 10
| Stecr.g.-Liverpool,
| London, ............s go as'i S32
l .ntn%rp, R iassT as and %
| FOR further information, apply at the Company's
'"'''' !" GE0jRGE W. ALLEN & CO.
| apia oli Dominion steamship Company
| NATIONAL LINE oTFTS
~ STEAMERS .-S=Szassesss.
| WEEKLY 70 QUEENSTOWN kSD LIVER
| Pool. FOKTSIGIlIl.I TO LONDON
| tDIRECT FROM PIERS IL
| ASD47 NORTH RIVER,
| NEW YORK.
These steamships are the largest In The trade.
Cabin passage, $50 20 ana .loo: eAcurslcn, SIe3
and $3.50 currency: srerag". S2G Prepaid Steer
age tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown, Londsn-
derry Glasgow Cardiff lriatoi. l.oa,on, cheaper
| than 10y any other route. For further information
| apply 10 r. ". y IL RsI'
| TO Broadway. New York: or.
| GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO, Agents,
| GpoJ Richiuou,i. Va.
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RICHMOND. September $. 1913.
The offerings for The week ending september eth
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/ NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. a-ffsf,
SATLISa FROM NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
RATES:
CABIN PASS AGE-PAYAGLE IN GOLD.
70 Liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry, or
tyHccl-to" d'iu 700
10 IolitiOn ~ anu ~
10 II"yr", Hamburg, Art%crA o. aad 80
10 iircUIcu Eojhcnlnrg, Chrts.ania,
.......... w hl'l -
\. i;.-Crbin rates FOR Wednesdays s'cnn'ls pay
able In CURRENCY.
Observation-Disclosures IN CURRENCY
Glasgow. Liverpool, Queenstown, or
Londonderry ToU ii'lil ~
Hamburg, liIvr", Antwerp, to........ IS rom 20
Brrn!t tIoihenhur2. Ne. iJ......... IS from ~
PASSENGERS bookci % ani from railway .tatlors
or Seaprris ~ EaGItua, ireland Scotland. Norway,
sweden, t,ynnark Germany, France, HoilaE., Bel
g!uln. ana the United States.
PASSENGERS book ed DtHr,T from Palermo. Genoa,
:itssina, .ad Trieste 10 New FORK.
For further Information applyto
HENDERSON RtOTEERS,
Bowling Green, y. Y.,or
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., agents.
Old Dominion Steamship Company Rockets.
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yzcptiri- OF tlse Shis0ia Association.

INTRODUCTORY : RM oS-cFFlCEkS-fh PREACH
ING AT THE "$ThSD >-GooD BEHAVIOR
STATISTICS REPORTS, ETC.
Correspondence OF the Richmond biSpatch.l
I.EoS, MADISON COUNTY, VA,
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Iusures against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY F!RE
on HUILDlNGS. MERCHANDISE. HOUSE
HOL.E FURNITU RE and other lnstraDie property
ASA SNYDER, Preaiden,.
lam f. b. MEADE. Secretary.
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WOOD AND GOAL.

WHY PAY IS FOR COAL when you
w can buy best Anthracite from SG.75 10 81 so,
Cumberland al 50 Is. Clover Hill at II 10 -? OAK
and PINE WOOD at lowest cash prices at Nine
t.cnth and Cary streets. <,,r.,r,,, ,.cr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

NOALBURG SPLINT COAL.--I have
~ arranged for constant supply OF ms superior
.,r,irIr for prrt.S Also. always on hand An
TiiRaCITE. CUMBERLAND. and MlDl-o
'rIiIAS, at corner Cary ami Nineteenth streets Or
dcrS solicited. ST SLIM J.. .. br-N IL /.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Il - Ak! ~ l.
WIIEAT.-I;cd. 20 bushels.
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- ~urogGU NAH. OVEN THE AIRLINE
,,.7.,,r ,sT GEORGE A--SoMErr,NG ABOUT oVR
~ TKfRlTAKV COUNTRY.
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hair and alEnvs restores 10 faded aud gray MAJ Z
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youth. Tho comparatively few bald am -IAl
heads that We now see, are those who nave u., '-
ji-,,,'crc5 tho virtues of AYER's HAIR NfGoH Tor
reneyginc the hair The fresh and youthful hair we
zee on Cller heads is often the product % tA,s aI.
Tfvou arc disf cured, or made Old austere anu uiA
- ~ hair restore its youthful color, ans Oh -
~ ss,trres 10 their or cnal soiiuess aud agreed
Assam ele.ant dressing FOR heaat..t az t4o i--
10 has no superior.
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DIR. c. AVER a CO, NELL MA'9-
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and soIl all around the world
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Qeu Advertisements.


rI1lllS IS o. certify that have this day given my
| son. A. p. Pollard, his time during the rema n
der Of his minority. | shall claim none OF his
earnings pay any debts o. bis contract ne alter
this date ". II. POLLARD.
Burlington. Oct: u. lsf3-dit6l6w2w
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NAearN.

Weary Of living, so weary
Longing to lie down and die
To find for the sad heart and ere9!S
TIE end Of the pilgrimage Nigh
Weary. 50 weary Of wishing 18th.
For A form That has gone IRON my syn
For voice that is hushed TO me ever
For ewes that to me were so bright
For hand to be laid on my ,orehead,
A glimpse Il the golden brown half
For q step that 10 me was sweet mus
And a brow that was noble anu laiI'
Weary. so weary Of waiting
Waiting for sympathy sweet
For something to 1--we and love ine,
And measures that are not so heo'-
Tired. - tired Of drifting ,,,...
A9own the dark stream oi Ii4e
Tired 81 breastinz the hllloWs-
The billows o. to!l and STRIFE
Wishing and waiting SO saa!H, t,...t,
For love that was sNeeies' anu
Willing 20 die, q, so gladly, -os.
Ifthat uo- - bring quiet ana Ies''
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How c,I-ta pencil trace,
How yea e.lace
Notd a. more ,.-,o,,oa
Than pr.-'t where bird has hoped
or raiu has l-Atly dropped
On the l1c-
The sand has turned TO stone
And thee those prints are shown
Petriied
Faint note. o. hy--one years
TbdY bIistered Ger with tears,
still abide.
Ia'most ca away
Two uttle lines one DAY
Scored IN lead
And never dreamt they were
Alone 90 speak Of her .,..-...
Who + dead ST. james Naya-i"''
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{. {. &. {.
WE claim for our Lazarus ( Morris celebrated
w Perfected SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES
tie UNDERWENT oucl advantages over those IN or
binary use, the proc. % which may Ice seen 10 the
extraordinary sales and constantly Increasing de-
mand for them
LIST. That from the peculiar construction az the
glasses they Assist and Preserve the -h.. render
Ia. frequent change unnecessary
Of vision with an amount OF ease and comfort not
hitherto enjoyed hy spectacle wca-ers.
3D. That the material from which the lenses aye
ground L manufactured spec ally ,ar opt, purposes.
aud il pure hard and brilliant, and not liable O.
become scratched.
confidently recommend these Spectacies 4 Eye
classes o. al who are 50 troubled o. see as su-
pcrior 70 the Pebble tn any that have come under
ms observation in an eXper ence oi over 70 yeaTs-
J. T. BRINSMAip.
AGENT for Lazarus Morris. iug ChIttendcn County
NB.-We sell these Glasses cheaper than any
peddler or most dealers sell glasses not a good.
Solid Silver Spoons and q great variety Of goods
suitable for presents for use, sold at good bar
gains We invite all persons 20 call and see 7 they
can find someth NJ they are wlllu- q take N cN-
claure for their money J. r. BRINSNAlp.
Aug 25-d&wG Old stand Church 81
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81 YEAR PER CENT. WITH SINKING FUNI
OF % PER CENT. OF GROSS EARNINGS.

PRINGFAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE iy Coin IN
New YoEs. INTEREST SEvI-ANsUtLLY, TEEEvAEi
AND AUGUsT
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AYERS HAIR NIGOR,
r,,r RESTORING GRAY HAIR To ITS NATURAL
itie -'A-' x-f--.rFTsN AND COLOR.

AdTanclli1
sickness, care, disap-
pointment, and hered-
itary predisposition'
an turn the hair gray
Either ofthem dispos-
Is il 90 fan of prem2-
turely. and either ei-
, feet Is unsight.y ana
/ unpleasant TO behold
ADr. Ayers eonsum-
innate skill has pro
( duced An autido;e Tor
these dciorm tiles,
which has won grHti
tute for him rom
mult.tudes OF women