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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15
The ~Revolutionists.

Ir his speech 10 the negroes Oh Maa'S'h
Ward oa Monday night last Judge ALFRED
MORTON said:
1.-The Conservatives are fighting aGain,t
sor gentlemen who have a SKIN Il h'uJ
darker than minc-ou that issue alone , 81"
a, The November election II we non ~.
Justice in Virginia zoe kro'c ,fhe'e "' '""s
a." iChcers and applause'J
Wosav nothing of Judge MoRToSs refer
e,r. 70 rho dark color OF his own skin, when
rce, renee was of course intended 10 make Tue
,o,-ofs believe that the Judge considers h1m-
so,f 20 better than a "colored person iii
,1cca a sort of colorcd person himself; moron
.bc good taste which he manifested IN using
the word gentlemen in speaking 10 u
party Of illitcrate negroes. we WISH 10 ca''
attentions TO a more important matter. Judge
McR-oy threatens us Of Virginia Win the
ra,. of Louisiana. II he and his allies cannot
g., ,osticc In Virginia-that is, cannot com
r., the whites to consort With negroes and
cleo, a Radical Governor, Radical legislators,
Sc.-they know where they can get it.
Sow, where: Remember Judge DrEELL
and Judge UNDERWOOD, and you kpo"
rnaere" they will get "justlce." itenlem'
be- the GarL,SG guns and the Federal olfl'
cia.s IN New Orleans, and you VIII undcr-
sand what sort Of "ju>tice" is expected
Remember that a committee OF Radicals IN
the United States Senate declared that Judge
DrEElI had usurped authority and acted III
violation Of constitutions and laws and OF
The Natural rights Of the people, ana you
yy.g know what sort Of "justicc" we areto
c.: com Judge MoaToN and tn" "gentlc-
m.rn who have skins "a little darker" than
his. "
rci,isis the feast to which the good people
&; edmond are invited. They are threat
tcc! With the interference OF Federal OIL
ci.,ls. The negroes arc made TO Dciic'c
Tia, :hc whites fail 10 do them Justice. a
fc,3ins or indignation is attempted 20 DC
cyr..rG il their breasts. Tor VIA. Ili-
1.a4.: Eemcmbcg the waning:
"wECAS ASSURE THEM THE con.
eI,EVhriNE-l BEFOREHAND THAI
II tbs EhrUBLICAN PARTY Ar
RiTS This STATE IN TUE NOlEMbEit
ELN;TlOE THE GENERAL
NILL CONVENE On THE FIRST ~
Nt-i,AY IN DECEMBER, AND CON,
PEI YllE ATTENDANCE OF li.OSE
WHO pURPOSELI REMAIN ANAl,
* -rrTE OF ALL THESE WISPS OF
Srr,W By WHICH ONE LEGlSLA-
TIN BODY SEEkS TO TIE DOWN
hE0:uER."-Statc journal, March. 1873.
Tic .eyo!utionistS arc at work. Let us
tai, c.rc that their schemes are unsllccess-
FIJI. lie. rs eject a Conservative Legislature
and Conservative State officers, and we shall
cc!t;nue to enjoy peace, prosperity, Sooa
o.L-r. AID co~ntentmcnt. Let us keep down
tn. mer who look elsewhere than TO Virgil
MI tribunals for "juStice."
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The Mechanics and the Hard Times.
Ryrg,foSp tDrt nbrr IA INA

~ 4 ~"
Dear UspaEh,-We understand that be-
cause the iron-works, tobacco factories, &C.,
are discharging hands iro,m them, the men
arc talking Of voting for Hughes, as we have
heard some q them say so. we nm IL
would be = good idea 10 put 4 little piece IN
one Of your valuable columns in relation to
il, As il is no. the manufacturers fault.
Yours, &c., A MANuFAcTUREh.
We should be sorry to have. to believe
that our mechanics, or the factory hands, are
so badly informed as to attribute the results
OF u panic IL the commercial world to the
policy Of the Conservatives of Virginia. The
Radical who could make such a charge is an
unprincipled ~falsi1ier who merits nothing
but r~eprobatson and condemnation. In Bos-
ton, New Yosk, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Gin.
c%innati. ST. Louis, Chicago, and every other
city in this country, the same sort OF suffer-
ing is Witnessed 9 prevails here, but in q
much greater degree. Indeed, we think II
may be truly snid that Richmond suffered
less than any city north of ii. Fewer men
have been discharged from employment, and
there !. less prospect that this enforced idle
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Dangerous Ground.

>cmc one introduced into the City Coun-
ell i: is last meeting a proposition TO pay TO
the chairman Of each of 4 number OF COM
mi,tecs G salary equal to that paid to the
President of the Board of Health. We
lay, no idea that the proposition will be fa-
worldly entertained by the Council whilst
thi> BODY is in Conservative hands, yet Il
NJ; not be amiss to state that the expert
cncc O: The people Of this country IS that
the ,.e~t and ablest legislative bodies have
alwnv- peen those receiving the smallest pay.
Both Congress and the Virginia Legislature
were ADLER and purcr when the pay OF mem
bct> ~as comparatively little than theyssre
nov. The ~crcatest trouble the Conserya-
tive racty now has in The spring canvass Is
to hrnp down the number Of candidalcs,lor
tie Cuu2cil. We, can get the services OF
enough or the best men in tue city for no.
thin. Why, then, unwisc!y and unneees-
slrily Day.. for such services: The money
flat i; x ould take to pay Il half'dozen chair.
mcn Yauld nay for matchmaking, perhaps,
ar.ilc q streets every year or, would do
mncn rood il used ia amy one Of a great va
rirty O. way>. ID
Eut le. ~ suppose this proposition adopt
I'd. Mkt spring there would be more than
a Hundred candidates who would u for
tie Coupcil for the purpose not OF benefit
iuc nc city, but of pocketing each
1,re, O.: tour OF i've hundred dollars.
Such ch,Ymcn OF committees as We now
have would never be seen again. AND
il We pay them five hundred dollars next
wear. We shall! have to pay thcm five thou-
sand in !,ss than ten years from to-day. Ihe.
Council would tN its own pay, remember.
Like Congress, some unserupulousC Council
would perhaps legislate five thousand dol
tar, Of :. back pay" into the pocket of eacl
member al the last meeting OF its existence.
Or. lex US suppose that the proposition is
.dop.cd. and the Radicals carry the city next
81. .r". In fact, the existence Of such an
ordinance would stimulate the Radicals Won
dertullv. They are always ready TO work
for money. They would move heaven and
earth TO ge. their hands into the treasury OF
this city. Think Of the prospect OF five hun
drcd dollars a year for the leading negro or
carpct-bag@er in each ward in the city.
Imagine bow soon five hundred would b"
changed 70 i've thousand by the worthless
ya9abonds whom the negroes aid their
white a!lies would elect to the Council. And
GUESS how long it would be before al the
members o: tic Council would BIZ paid.
i;ut VIC are lighting shadows, We would
laiI hope. We c!nIo, believe that The pro-
position We arc opposing will receive q halt.
dozen votes IT. the Council. We are merely
looking forward sad trying to keep the way
clear to q Conservative victory next spring.
Our Council: cannot afford 10 do anything
that vii! obstruct that way. =
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The State Journal does not deny its revo-
lutionarv intentions. On the contrary, it
claims still that it last spring showed that
there was "no rahdity Uhaterer" IN a GER
tain act of Assembly. 1t also admits that it
did declare that no such Wisps ofstraw" as
that act of Assembly should prevent the next
Legislature, il Republicans, from electing a
new SET of county judges. And, as we un-
derstand it, the STATE Journal still stands by
the revolutionary policy announced in the
paragraph which we lave already quoted on
two several days from its columns. and which
NAV be found in our article of, to-day On the
reyolutiouists. We may possibly correct
some of the J0uTnofs m~isstatcments to-nor-
tbNuf "H#
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DEATHS.

Died, al "Figin," in Goochland county, October
l5.IS73. FRANCIS PAGE MORTON, son OF AL
len v. and Jean Morton, deceased.
and be buried from the residence Of his brother. Il.
{. Morton. 6l2 west Franklin street, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. tricnl> OF t!e families invited 10 attcho'
nlei. October 18Th, at the reside4cGG Of her hHsc
band. No. PIG Marshall street. MARTHA A., WIG
Of William Baker. aged thirty-onc years.
MAY her soul rest III peace.
Friendship aud iose have done their best,
And now can TO no more;
The bitterness OF death has past
Ana uil her Su1lerings arc Der.
Ucarcs, sister, thou hast left us,
We thv loss most deeply feel'
But Ills God that hath herett us, .- o. .
lie can ali our sorfows heh'
Yet again We hope 10 meet Elee,
When the day Of life has heu, ,,a
Then IN Heaven with Joy 10 S[SIt '''ee' .
Where no farewell ten" Is sleu.
u,r rr,cra, win take place from st. Marks church
WEDNESDAY Tue 18th Instant, at q o'clock 4. Al;
Friends and relatives arc ih'lte" " a''en" "
further notice. -Im~
ped, q ps 2sFo s!l,i i ' WEf III d al : aSs Of DE- Or.
james and Ms Elizabeth b. McDo~edi, OF st.
Louis, Mo. ..,s,ul,.t ..u,.si. ,..i,,~ -
" Riessed are IVY l"ttt "tIsSF~' 49," 4
Cod, ,.r..., 5l.f..s. ...., =,
Died. the lth instant, at twenty-fve minute, Of
% o,c,ock, Miss LIZZIE }. WALSH, the adopted
ddancider OF Hosauna aud the late John McGinntss.
kiss me, mother, ere | leave you, 73,s~
Kiss your utrltls S.sto uNce nVIti .ss
h - Ere / leave this world 50 dreary
For that bright and happy shore, t
"Forthe doctor says I'm going: ~
Says my life Is ebbinc last rt, ..--..
= = saws ! cannot live the night out. $780,
And my days on earth are past. .''
III Il were not for you, MOTHER
And the tears / know You'll shed g..t...f
When your darllug child has left You,
And Is numbered with the dead;
Then IA hail witt JOY the verdict .uaa
Which the unwilling doctor gave,
Gods own home beyond the grave.
What is life that we should prize II!
Life At most Ii but Il day: =
One short day Of preparation,
Ere we're hurried hence away.
Therefore weep not when departing
From Its tenenent Of clay:
This poor soul Ia waited upwards. ~s3
Angels bearing IL away.
"But, dear mother, aud my promised,
Kiss your darling own once more,
Ere l leave this world SO dreary
For that bright anG happy shore"
Her funeral took place from st. Patrick'S church
al 10 o'clock Monday morning. NJ. Ell
Washington and Philadelphia, Pa, papers please
copy.
Died, on the 14th Of October, 1873, LULA j
STANLEY, aged eight months and eleven days,
twin daughter OF Mary I. and James Stanley.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
4 ..I's Death came with friendly care-
The opening bpd obcapan conveyed, 81
Aud bidc II bluSsn!n there.
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STATE ExgcuTIvs COMMITTEE,

- - tVTCuNoNDj OvV7"VT
4Arpo1NTMESrS FOR W. W. WALKER, Esq:
Richmond, Wedne> day, October 10; Lee
Courthouse, Monday, October 20; Russell
Courthouse, Thursday October 23>: Roa-
noke Dig Lick), Saturday, October %;
R~ockbridge Lexiustoul Tuesday, October
Is: Staunton. Thursday, October 10;
Orange Courthouse, Friday, October 81;
Alexandria. Saturday, November l.
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NAT EVERYBODY WANTS TO SAVE
MONEY, and they can do so by calling atLhfi
BROTHERS. and purchasing
MAEsEILLES QUILTS ut 81 well worth So;
COLORED QUILTS at 1926, s1.50F sl.75' and
So. worth Il. So, and s2 20;
CALICO COMFORTABLES at $3.50 worth 80 .00:
HONEY-COMB QUILTS at 1925 worth 20;
COLSRED BLANKETS from $3.50 to IS per
WHITE BED-BLANKETs from 81 to go per
pair;
ALL-WoOL WHITE FLANNEL, three-qlarter-
yard wide, Mt csc. worth 30c. per yard:
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, one yard vice. 1t
SOC. pcr yard-wou1d be cheap ut 6oc.
COTTON DIAPER, linen fnish' at $3.50 worm
S1.75 apiece;
uNRLEACIIED sHEETISG, full width, at soc.
=" per yard;
REACHED sHEETING, fun width, at s5c. per
yard;
puLOW-CAsE COTTON, forty-two inches wide'
at 1873. per yard;
rSBLEACHED COTTON, yard wide, at 10c.;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 20c.:
WAMSUTTA, 19c.; - -. .~st
EE RkSSr S S Fl $HE E E951 a ass :AsDnoscoecrs
poa sl 1sfS{; e1se4AM At 1;SR4ss; S.. ne- yard:
WASH-POpLlN II 10y. MoItn IL o. nor
CHEyIOT SHIFTING at 1880. worth I'e' fei
REDITiCK from 1Oc. to 35c. per yard;
KENTUCKY EAN at 16S, ~, 20, aho. up "
soc. per yard: -.
sATISET at soc. worth CSC. per yard;
HIEhCHED HUCKABACk TOWELLlSG OK.
ira wide and fine, ut 25c. wouio DC cheap d.
soc. per yard; r,,r-UI11N
rNRIEaCHED HUCkABACk
mt I6&c. per yard worth zoe:
FRISGED NAPKINS at QUO. "orLh ''1' fi
IINEN "HANDKERCHIEF5 for ladies ut zoe.
e .EvIES HEMSTITCHED
MANUFACTURERS at 35c. worth h0c;; Nv
LADIES HE~MSTITCtiED
MT 80, SO. so, and So per dozen, All very cheap:
HAWBURti EDGIHGS and INSERTISGS from
Ioxc. TO 50 per yard-all from 20 20 90 per cent
crIpIrRE, VALENCIENNES. THREAD, an!
ShXONY LACES in great variety 1t
LEVY BROTHERS.,
oc11 1U17 and 1919 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ny JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE As
sopTMEST or LADIES aud CHILDRENS
UNDERWEAR. Also, n large assortment Of
CH1LDREN'S woRsTED GOODS; VELVET
BELTS, 20c.: FANCY GOODS OF all kinds. Can
aud ct a barguin at WORDEN'S new store ~.
Broad street. second door from Fourth.
oc 1856 a.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the I'd OF October, 1873. 1T the resi-
tcucc OF the brides parents, by the Rev. henry
Wall. Mr.. PAIL RANNch, OF Italy, 10 bliss
New York and Washington papers please copy.
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MAJ TO THE PUBLIC.
MT; FALL, 1875.
SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS.
T Il. PRICE 4 co.
hive opened the great bulk of their fine stock OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, TO which
the attention az their friends and the Virginia pub
lie is called. During the entire season their IN
creased facilities will enable them to offer al the
novelties as they appear In the northern markets.
Every department in their house VII he Kept mp 10
full standard, with Improvement III many respects.
Especially in their DRESS GOODS ROOM Will
this change be apparent, as the same taste IN selec-
lions of colors and designs will be apparent which
gave them reputation before the war.
CAMELS' HAIR POPLINS,
FKENCH and IRISH POPLINS,
GRO-GRAIN and TAFFETE SILKS. in black
and colorcd:
REPS POPLlNS and TYCOON REPS.
DIAGONAL and PLAIN POPLlNS.
VELOCRS, MOHAIRS, &c;
MOURNING and BLACb GOODS i'll great as
sortment Speciality,
SHAWLS and WpAPPINGS Of every kind.
Great bargains i'll
FLANNELS, IRISH LINENS.
TOWELS, HOSIERY,
BLACK ALPACAS, &c.
Splendid FINE BLANKETS. oc1
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rARDOzo, FOURQUREAN & co.
Our stock Of goods has just been replenished by
the addition OF $40. 900 worth OF
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE o
for se fall and winter trade, bought for cash, Of
the latest novelties i'll imported and domestic RAD
r!cs. We are now displaying 4 most attractive as
srrtmcnt Of ...
,CL0AKS AND SIIAWLS.
Also. new and beautiful fabric In
DRESS GOODS f..
in all new and desirable shades.
BACK AND COLORED SlLhS,
very rich aud cheap.
In black goods our stock il very complete, con-
sisting In part Of
BoMBAZINES, CASIIMEREs' .
ALPACAS, MOHAIRS,
TAMJoE, GRAPE,
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS
selected with great care as TO good and permanent
hluck, Also. 4 choice lot Of
CARPETS. RUGS, DRUGGETS, &C, &c.
All OF which we offer at the very lowest marker
prices. CARDOZO, FOURQUREAS & &C.
sc 29-tDc16 o.
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V1HIS BAND OF OURS, A No. l.
1 MCCANN's FIRST VIRGINIA KEG1MENT
MAIN STREET.-A GARD TO THE PUBLlC-
4 GRAND BALL, of which due notice WI DC
given, the proceeds for a magnificent baud uniform
Richmond generally. A popular yearly scale OF
prices, and no agents to direct the interest OF inns,
rs intended to be, Il YEARLY oRGnAi-
yAr,oS. BALL MUSIC Call, or
address by letter M r. MCCaSN,
N~.~T Leader First Virginia Regiment Band,
sc 1S-lna 1893 MAIN street,
frienas and The public at large that / have engaged
the valuable services OF
~ t~ MIX. HENRY S. PAGE. :.
the celebrated cernet player, who was Drought
to this country to play his SOLOS at the great Boston
Jubilee. &,
hue notice will be given Of his first appearance IN
Richmond us u star feature Of the First Virginia Re-
gimcnt band. oc ~ ~
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sEEDsnES, FLORISTS, &c.

MAGNOLIA NURSERY,
NJ Brook turnpike near city, klchnlond, d
For sale, = large .assortnsn. Of Shade ana Ss ~
mental Trees, Evergreehs, flo"erins enr usn st ru
Roses. etc, etc. Price-!ista Furnished on appilca-
ton Ia person or through poSt-othce: ~ /.
Nursery grounds open TO the Inspection OF Visit
ors during business hours &C o--M-
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DEY GOODS.

NEW RETAIL DRY GOODS SfOhL.
Great bargains this week IN
BLACK ALPACaS. LINEN TOW ELS, AND
DRESS GOODS.
A handsome lot of
inst receiyed-the cheapest ever offered III this "
kct, prE.rtIEn
1NDROSCOGGIN and AUBURN BLEhChED
COTTON at n shilling per yard. = .c.prc
Call AMI sec the great novelty In slim Staitr2
and thr new shades OF KID GLOVES Just ~recelTed
"I' CHARLES HUTZLEItS
Z" new store, Sixth and Broad streets.
oo1a between sixth and seventh.
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nIg- JET BANDEAUN, JET BRACE
LETS. JET JEWELRI,. GILT AND GOLD
PLATE EARRINGS, B~REASr-plNS, SLEE w
mud COLLAR-BUTTOSS. SIlIRr-STCDS. JET
AND OXYDIZLD ORNAMENTS. AZ
~ LEVY B~ROTuERS'.1
Buy u M~ARsElLLEsQ QUILT ats which would
be cheap at 80. JUL
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Tr@CLOTHS. CASsIMERES. TWEEDS,
CORDUROY. Sc.-We offer q very large stock OF
ChSSIMEiskS in all grades at great induce
mcIltS. CHARLOTTESVILLE CASSIMLlsE> and
TWEEDS alta very small advance unon manlilac-
turer's prices. CORDUROY in all colorS and qual,
iiics. KENTUCKY JEANS, TN ami
VESTTNGSi in great variety. All to be sold at great
bargains 1T LEY Bl:Vl
Eny IL Gozen HUCkABACk TOWELS at 81
vr,r,h So mo-, DOZEN. oc Il
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STOyES. TISWARE. &c.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Iam prepared TO uo
- new work and repalringin TIN, SHEEI-ihoS'
and also, STOVE WORK OF every Va
rlety. Will repair AL machinery pertaining 70 gIS.
works OF every description for private or puot"
partirs throughout the State. offer Tor sac MY
Alarm Pressure-fauge TOR gas-consuiners. l nav
letters from gentlemen showing i St'inS OF I I%GHsGS
\. rS,r.r -. store. No. 1875 Main street, or AZ my
i,"rsn Twenty-liftii street, No. SOB, VIII Dc
promptly attended 10. ,r,s ,r,S
0c 6-eod6t% l -
NOTICE.-I am prepared to put up
- more rooms. Persons having Fireplace Heat
e, to De repaired Will do vel! TO send i'll their or
Ccr- before cold weather. ~
Also, Thinning, PLUMBING, and 1a9-ffi-
TING done at short notice. 49,
JOHN BOWERS, iron Block,
an os-3,n Governor street. Ricnmoua. va.
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SOIREE SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, 25th instant, at AZ o'clock: on when &C
Professor Join KESSNICHtS ORCHESTRAL
RAND has been engaged for the occasion.
formati in regard to classes ana tuition can
be learned from PROFESSoR LAObE'
or 13-Ow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-08-21

sAy conductor, do you know that
good..ooking iasly there with book
hes, ! have seen her a. lew tunes.
10 ine she's splendid
les thlu& she s..
Woald ike % occupy the seat with
hrr
Why don't sou ask herr
loat kuow bat Il would be cut Of
order
I wouil not Il she WAS willing to have
soa oeeupy it, Ol course sou claim TO
be 5 gen,ltman'
on, certainly iyou are acquainted
with Der, give nc an introduction; that
ia yen have no objection.
Certainly not
Fixing his hair, maslaele and whiskers
81 becoming style he followed the con-
daciot, who, on reaching the sea, where
lite ieIf 80, said with 5 peculiar twin.
A}e ln Als eye
Nv Uite, Air.. Of New York,
who assures zoe that Dc viii die before
rcsehiag Detroit L Be does 40, form youi
aeqaaialsnce
The gentleman siAmmered, grew Fed
10 the face, and returned to bis seal, leAv
Ing TIE lady il company with her has
band 10 ENJOY he iokc.
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BOYS AND CHILDRENs SUITS IN GREAT VA
RIETY, ALL SIZES, From YEARS UP.
SPRING STYLES SILK HATS.
HATS, CAPS, AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS
OF ALL DES-
GRIP.
TION
Remember the place--"Comer Store
As. Merchants Row-Bates House Block
Opposite the Depot
Rutland, Vt.
MASON \ JRRKOWsKI
22sth
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s. 10000 FOR S 80

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized by
special act Of the Legislature for the benefit u
the Public Library o. Kentucky will take place
ID Public library Han, a. Louisville, Ky,
Wednesday, December 3, 1878.
Only Il " thousand tickets will be sold aud
onc-hslf o. these are intended for the European
market, thus leaving only 10000 for sale ia the
United states. whore 10000 wCro disposed Of
Tor ihe Thiid Concert The tickets are divided
into ten coupons or pArts and have on their back
The Scheme with fgi explanation Of the mode
- drawing,
Al this Concert which vii be the graudcst
musical display ever witnessed ~ this country,
Z the uuUFeebleutod sum %
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81. 10000.

divided leto - oo0 cash rifls. will be distributed
bv let among tho ticket h1id,rs. The uumbcrH
d lhe ileAtie 20 b. drawn from one wheel by
b.ILd thilHreu aud The eifts ftum another,
list or GIFTS
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

F5E DISEASES o. INT TnRoAr ANp Luaos, sudn
AZ CguoHs CoLpsr Bn9nrss covob
BE1BCuirs, AauTA, AND
CONSUMPTION
The few competitions, which have won tic
confidence 81 mankind and become household
words among not uuiy one bat nauy Nations
must have extraordinary Nirtuer tefhapHhV
one ever secured 80 vide reputation OF main
taiho1 IL 20 long a. AYERS GnE8Rf Ppf9htL II
has been known to us public about i9ity years
by long continued sefiee AZ marvellous sAfeH,
Which hayo won for Il d confidence ~ ~ Virtues
never egusled By any other medicine. u stu
makes the most efoctual cures q t0Hgtf, tUHa
Consumption, that can be made bf medical EAiA.
Indeed tho GHEHaT PECt8EAL has really robbed
these dangerous dlseasea ~ their teTfora 70 u
great extent and given lGgipg ~ immunity
from their fatal efecls, which u well founded, u
tA6 remedy b. taken in season. Lfery family
shyuld have II 10 their closet igr the ready aud
prompt relief % ila meuibefs. Sickness, suief-
iag and even life 10 saved by thle Timely pFgiee
ton The prudent should not neglect it, And tue
wisa viii not. Keep IL VI Jon ~ the protection
IL affords in sudden stacks, and ~ ~ timely
rrEpAnEp BIZ
Du.J G. AYEg CO.. LovuL Mas,
praoaoal aaa Ana.gttea caoats'
Aup eolp ny pap9atar At1 nouaD 1HT WOMB
2se3slI
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
ogEALL THE PURPOSES ofAFtanY raHso
eamso
Costyeness. Jsuhdire. Dgapepsia, iadigeste
Dyneatefgs lou. stomach, tfgsiFelAs hfsa
ache Iliea Information, EfHpNgllst ana
skln Diseases Eil0usuesa, lAru,
Complaint. Dfgptgi letter ius
Gt9fr and etlt hheuutl
W0sas, Cost Neural
R4a, ase Dinner Flli.
aEd Purifying the
Blood
Their Effects abulfaaiiy sh0a bss much tLey
excel al other r.lr They age saSa and pleasant
/ b take. bat peMeffui " care. They purge gat
+ TIE fool hg08fs 0fthe bi0adf tnHy stimulate the
sluggish Or GisofdefeI organ lst9 agiign snd
I tley impArt bt4lth and tons ~ eonp.siliagf
sYsf3 BODY, hat f9fm.dabls and daHgsfoa, AZ
soEses Most eminent elsrFymeu most skllfui
BhFaiflsUe ADD eur beet ellLsUe - "a certificates
/ N cures peffqrmeA ana - great beaesis they
hETs derived iron these Fills. They are the
saisst 4a@ best phyae iaf ehilsfeu, hees1se nild
a. vel as enseiaal Beng sugzf eastedi they
are easy 70 take and bsug p4Faly Vegetable.
+ they afe entirely harmless.
PREPARED Br
Da y e AYEHA CO, LouEL.. Mass
FraeeA aH4 Aaagfsa thfn.isA
lsoLD w ALL bm0oisr. FyEgY aAEEE
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