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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

YOu WILL REGRET IT IF YOU BUY YOUR FCKS
before going TO l.. WEISIGER & CO. 5, lZo1 Malh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

PASIc-MOSEY WASTED.-On account oil the
paric In the money market +. B. SPENCE 4 SON
have marked down their goods to panic prices Tor
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

TIE PRESSURE IN TIE MONEY MAhhEl 'h''
caused SPENCE Son ~ mara tNcir eooo' oo"N
at very low figures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

LARGE WHITE AND BLACK CORD AND BUTTON
MouLDS, all sizes, 4. LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

No IIrMDUG.-C. II. PAGES Splnt Coal Is fal
supr or to Glover Hill, and sold at 1880 and 1T
n,r lu,d at Nineteenth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

THE FINEST AND MOST REFRESHING phiSh
HOT soDA-wATER with chocolate-cream.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

READ LEVY BROTHERS NEW ADVERTISE
IENTs In tD-day's paper. They mean business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

LEVY BROTHERS ARE SELLING SIAwLS a
lower prices than at any time since the creation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

OvERCoATS AND TALMAs at panic prices ~
.cash at E. B. SPENCE 4 SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

TuEIAEGEsr STOCK OF UNDERWEAR Ill the Gil
far sale ut pautc prices 10y K. b. SPENCE & BON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

BolLISG-i oT and still heating is the hot soda-
water with chocolate tea, and cotfse-cream syrupS,
AT MOOD 4 Sons.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.

PERsoSaL.-Goycrnor Walker has gone TO
Mount Vernon.
Messrs. William 4. Walsh and John II.
Wiley, the diamond hunters, have returned
to the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

EVERYDAY WHO HAS TRIED HOT soDA-"ATE'
with chocoate-crcam syrup pronounces 1t delicious
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19
Death OF Mrs. Stanton.

PHILADELPHIA, November ls.-Mrs. Stan
ton, widow Of The late ex-Secretary, uied To-
day at Chestnut Hill, near this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

FrRs AT rAHrc PRICES AT Z. WElSIGkR
cos, 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

EVERYBODY LIKES 1T-childrcn cry iol t'-ho'
sndl.wuter with cream syrups.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT TREASURER.
I,inun.,ih II f,.nf {

c,TATE TAXES.-The bills for STATE
STAXts for the year 1879 are now due, ana
must he Da!d in this Office before the u OF Desn..
her All bills remaining unpaid on tnatday VIII pe
tuTheo o'ei ~ o'' 2 q. IlNsLEY,
-o, Assistant Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19
Tie sArlx.r1S1suEp r1crrnEs a, the :LEE,,

WITHOUT ADDITIONAL COST-TIE BEAUTIFUL
ESAMELLED PICTURES at the LEE " GALLERY.
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.JEWELRY, &c.

SINCE THE GREAT FALL N&
- GOLD we have added large aud beau 1 81
utul assortment OF AHXS0
NEW AND FASHIONABLE JEWELRY,
Watches, Chains, Pins, Sea-Rings, Buttons, &C.
which we offer for less than the usual rates.
n06 SOWLAN b co.
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sEEDsuES. FLORISTS, &c.
EULTZ SEED WHEAT.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n y. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
IL SCRANCE AGENTS, l014 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND VA. representing the
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cincin-
uati Oh o--assets over IL 100000;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY. OF New York-assets over 100000;
LYSCfEUEG INSURANCE AND BANKING
ATIASrIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BROOKLYN, y. Y.-ssscts over s30O.e00;
USIOS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
baltimore Md.-as.cts over 5000 900. 49,
Deposited with the Treasurer of tirglnla, o w..
900. Losses eQuitihiy adj djusted and promptly paid
at this agency. Applications solicited, and tmme-
diate attention given thereto. oc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

7Y,IIr WAKEFIELD AND NJ AGiC
- L. WAGNER, D:nSSlss.
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DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
II LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
.APITAL... ~ 20
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia. sso'eS0'
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
LONDON. ,o, ,.~
nas;d win, ri,.rcr OF virginia $4,000.
Shareholders personally rcspousio'e iof thf o'l'
.altons OF the above co,n!anics. , =. ,,, .
Representing the above atauucn old hhSI,Sh @ Sot.
ran!es, we solicit the patronage Of the pnDiic upsn
their unnutstionable security. prompt and Ibettl
settlement of I'll, claims, and heavy lucoue.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE { Co, Agents,
No Il0o afaiu street.
MCTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of
NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER S60. 900. 600.
Cash dividends, sarpassing al Others, ut grsf IN
ererv anniversary OF policies.
quarterly. .,. ,rnra,v
I'm the United States.
- '"o JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
se91 No, 1l0o Main street.
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,,,,ortaut Meeting Of Tobacco Manu-
,.,rturcr. .-R Resolutions Requesting
Gro Ycmo,nim Ihc Customs Tax OH
,,r,ricc. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

'NO LET Ito single gentlemen only, a.
L four nice ROOMS, furnished or unfur-Il
| nished, suitable for offices. Apply ut 1928 Main
street. no 14-6t
DOR RENT. the desirable RESI-6A
a DENCE No. 400 east Grace street. Pos III
session given Immediately. Apply on the premises.
no 17.eOd3t
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-02-13


.DIe Yuubsn tsmmsH! Die Yrsu.
Gen fommsn!"
| Dieiss mar Der 8uf ,ptl&tr felt ttm
lG. 9unt bss Sabrss 1866 bur& aas
Stasie anb GSrfsr bss Sa&fsnIantss
| stng, unb mand,r Sft bate aas urla.
10
ia batsn wis! Gle fab ftOu
ta"
Mbsr no Nt In ten ad&asn 1assn
nod niat warsn, bic prsubsn ndmlia,
ba CAB ss srObe Mtinunaspsrl&isesn
tsitsn dbsr bic 8rass Ob fs ibsrbauyi
tOmmsn watbsn. lSnntsn. birfisn.
Da fa6 aud In stnsm lanssn 8abrtt'
ecrft b,r e&nslptr 3wtsmann an BEN
lssrsn @Ihttstii&t fdauts insrimmis
anf bic un8sbrau&tin Nabsln. ftlus
NIT s.baaisr 8auii auf ten 9tl& unb
bsbauptsh,
.Dit Yuubsn fommtn su uns uiat,
ba trtsssa 7e nur SIopp.!"
uUtr fOu bsn flSpfsn!' irasis bsr
5otn. Der l& slsi&faas fir bic Rab.l
sntf&tshsn unt isbt slti6faas mhbiss
| 3stt 8snn8 bate.
| vS&afslOpf!" fubr i'm Der papa an,
,.wsrs Dir"
Sttr Ct psrttl.rte l& aua fcslsit.
taesm r mad tur,sm 0ttsmldnappsn
bIn1uisbsi
uNe, tpsnn Id MIR iass. 70 msins ID
ualere SoIbaisn unb bic Ssatrrti6st!'
u@tsr unfu SolSatsu Rnp ia tn
85bmsn," msinte Der SO9n.
nSdaisicpf" risf Der glh pt.ssr,
r8Sbmsn III nt&t feds 8t,rislfuntsn
BON bi.r, unb ba l0nnsn unftrt teuie
In elm Yaar Stunbsn bier 1sin unb
ben Yrsubsn bic Sads austlrpf.n.
Ssrr @ott. wit wOllts Id ba 'mitbtIftn
uno niat NIT BEN 5alea0d&sn, fontsrn
nit bsm Ydssleifsn, nit tsm allsrl&m.r.
asn ba,a.
une NIT n.rpiser 3auf srsrlf ter
SGnsibsr f.tn 8issIsif.n unb tOb 20
bod In BIZ Cuff. slsi& rem siirnsnb.n
Supiter, wsnn u feline Donnsst.ile
i&wtnst.
oWlter, Du bia aitt stf&stpt I" ritf
bit Mtiferin.
nObc", rtf Ter b,leiotsts @smatl,
,nt&t sei&stSt' @sib, Id fas. Dir,
wsnn nur bic e.u!e tort braueen 70 ae.
fasibt warsn, wls i'd, 70 wdre fsin
Yrsube mad Sadftu ssiommsn, unltre
etuts warsn f&on In Berlin unb mir
batten @rtsit ssnus.-0as tabsn mir
ssnn 3u ttun? @ae 8unbeu fnb nile
Dor ben scpf ssf&lassn, uub ktnsr tsntt
taran, etwas MAIDEN 3u laGsn, Id tann
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(S&Iub folst.)

Gin enttofe Sitmaticn.--Sn 8sas.
fSnts. Centre Gsants, babsn bic @Ianbieer st.
nss 3sliun8sbnauassbrS btmi'Itsn taret bsn
Sbrif feline aypsm grs0tn. yapisrsorratbt
uiw. psrlaafsn IaiTsn, unb be aaufcr sstsn
feet hoe s8Iait bsraus. Der frdbsre 8staI.
tsur unb Gistnitimsr ttpauptst Der CUTE Ra-
nsn uab bic Circulation bss YIaites fat In
tem gtsriffs geriaufe ni&t inbsSriTsn afwss
fen unb fdbri fort. Gin gIait unisr btmItIbsa
9amsn berauaiu8eben. Der @ensral p0R.
msiHr iuirb nun I'm dnii&sibuns ansesan-
Gen, an p,Ias Der bsibsa 3siiunss Sfissn bic
antommsntsn 9risft 3stuussn uiw. iu ssr-
abfolssn fnb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-02-13

ssntss cine Hare unb ri&iise gsf6rritrns bsi.
fslben II. pcbft Sstr tn ben Stanb 8sfsBi
tpirb, @ebrau1 baYcn ~ niatsm.
Die 3et&nung III bic irnfre InlItt sinss
Saults, In WfldfS bic 80brsn A b G ID bon
unten bio oten fltren, psrlsbsn burd X. X.
NIT bybralllten Spptratsr. GS bthtbt aus
sinsm eylnstr mtiosa sur&lS$srtsa Isrmen
E. L. II
Msine Grfutuns bsaett IN elmer Geutr.
QSldungs. ,uterstet tpie fcIgt:
Sd Itae bic &5brs A ,pifnsn ben Nausrn
einfs SauIss, posr etnss aneersn pai1snbsn
pIaBss, binauf bio auf bic SpiBe bss @st1u.
ttS bon ta brebe Id % tYinfslbaft re@ts, uns
lalIe 1e III ben Cylinder laufsn. 8pH ba lau.
fen tpisttr HIbrtn L L. Ssnr aan3e She'll
bsr 8bbre unb Gylintsr /, tprlttr fi& auf BEN
Da&e bes Saules bsTnbti, IN turGl5Gsrt 70
bae, In, Gaa bas WaNtr BON unirn AT btm
Sybrant. Wpparat X X anasbrtbt tpirb, 1iit bas
gDaTtr hbsr eas sdn,e Dad unb irssnb ssI&t
Stfnune frgtsbt unb bas Gtutr taburG &C..
lSitt mirb. Der GYlinbfr l, pff1sr aIs elm
Wtribtilunsa.Geferppir tisnt. lpret fir sinea
bslfanbtarn gouatt Won WaTer, baS ben 8Sb.
rfn A B G d tntiprlnet. unb ~ irssne elmer
3eit Gtnbalt eeiban psrben lam.
Mu& forge Id fir abnIitt Apparaie fir ir.
aenb elm 3imnisr, psnn Sfrlangt pirb, tint bas
Geuer su lpl9sn, nne ,par obne aatfre i3ini-
rnsr baSur& ~ bsfGaeiSsa.
Sobn &amm.
3suss,
WeIIs B. 2teasit
Wt&aeI GpL
N9enten tperSen perlan9t.
port Dspoft, Nb,, Dsssmtsr 10, 1879.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-02-13
Gpfclitaticn BON 5b,iltn btS Yattntfs
l30.22G, batlrt Iusua 6. 1872.
Specifeatipn.

Ssi es bitrmll
betannt asma&t,
bab ID q Q b !,
= a M nj, BON
wortDspoft
I'm COUNTY Gteil,
StaatM Malylanb.
cine nfut unb
uaBIi&e 1srbsl.
ierune. cine Geu.
et.eSituns 'Dt-
wife erfunbrn ba.
be, unb frflars
bfcrmff. b06 foI.
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-BS Sefpeh pphliahpi9 frlpe'neh
NJ. OottfrieO 8I9ners
9ibIiiGr Veal. uno gsrbaI-
@anD>gonror0an3.
9ur69eieben unc perbe0ert
bon 9r. 8. 8. Seutner. Wlit
elmer 8prrebe pDn ST.. Nbilipp
S6aff, uno einem 9lnhan9 pon
5000 Sibelifellen permebrt Yrn
Yaffcr q. Spath.
9tefts ppblSefarre gBrf, SGn bent brsi,etn
@ussabcn In Dsutialano rlbisnen itnb. ii ei,l
10 rprtrefili6es Silfsmittcl sum 8srldnbnii1e ber
bell. S6rift, baB lu isiner Gmpfebluns fen Wurl
~ Iasen nbtbis III. IS sibt Gin Souadnbisss
8sr,ci6nb Son aleni, mas fis 8ibsl entbdlt, dbn.
lid mic baS enslifbe Dcrf non Grubtn, unb IL
jugleit Elm 4cmn,entar, Gin bumiletfhes Sano>
bad, Gin ibepIpgiIdes 3rrbub unb cine relieip(s
gnepflppdbie. nnG6dttar fir ben yreblser, unt
unentbebrli6 fur Iseen 8orl6er In Der Sdrift.
Disle erle amerifanifhe 4ussate, perbslitri
une rermetrt, III susleA Wpblfelsr ale irsenS tint
In Dtut1tlano sr1tisnene.
DaS 2Berf III Su babsn in ssbn mcrailihea 9ie-
frunBsn, bon je 1870 Ssien sroR SoualsOllap.
auf 8utsm peibem yapier, ~ 50 gsnis.
Gbenfo sebunben:
Wr. 1. Sn sinem 8unb, baIb Raroeeo 5000
Wr. 2. - ., boa gtb. nit gspr. Dsd $50
Rr. 8. =, >, - baih Iarorea, srtrafsin CSC
@sentsn tpsrben psrlanSt, unb ibntn Gin libsralsl
&abalt bsDilliat.
So. &oller, Scrle9er,
2O2 9lorb 8ierts CTR.
9bilaelpbia, Na.
Re- 3u babsn bel
q. @. o r man, % .. 2ts Shabs ,
3bcUS. s. 9 d eff CT. 9msiis Strass,
$arrisbnr9 %a.
Sfipber f2, 1S7i-3mt.
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Scr farifs Ipranu.

q,
Strer fetl&srFiinhs 3abl
SaBtn ter IYrannsn pitIe
GinR ,ufammsn bsIm wclaI.
Dub 8rau TUSs IatsInb an.
Maansr bstsn MID I'm Stilsn,
~Grau'n Dor alltr WsIt mid an"
m,.,
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poc(ie..
Sage niht /!

o"Hs WsWs
Der Ou In Sturm hrs llnalGds
Waiilos unS sniieSsIt fat,h.
Gage nI&i nc& 10 !u bpiftn;
plSeli& ilsbi ter Saftn thtn,
Wo Du DID tss 9 turns satp.b,a.
D'an sniipaf1st Dut& sis SOHauna
ahnfi'ssn @uts sts usteIS Wutb {;
Stsp auf fli&tIsm @sf.bsr
soiItsei Na&t uns Sag brrniseu,
hne Ter N0rD srsrimmt unb rupi.
llnier Rs4isInnm GsiaIien,
Shbt ni$aTsnb lie Raiur,
90 s'itafii6st bu Wsile
Sa sT Asnusrunsrn arsi(s
Stiiia n'&t snipsisst nur.
sisaei untsr iaItsm S$nss,
Si&r ni&t tie spIsne Saat2
tlnisr Stsf,m Rarrm S&Idsr
Nuest llt, biz ba6 has Gsuer
aiiaas fls rwsfmsi bat,
Die Du ssIsr, ale bic eistt
Wsinss esbsns Ntbsm biz,
Sanfis 3 affnuma Dir ,u Gp,su
eaB ID frObs aSus tTtsn
Dn bif msbt ais amur 10.
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Gsprefl mab Gurppa.
Die
North Atlantic Express COMPANY.

Qeneral-Offce' II Broadway, New York.
Surcanr uns slOeuiuren In nleu Sbellcu Gnropns.
ss- 2aufmannseattr, gaasft, ystrtBfaGtn iseu
art iuerocn nerau6t un6 In jeoem &bcIe bon Europa
atseleisrt 5u bsitimmten 3ariiidtsn, pte ioIde in
esin Circular ocr eonipasnie anssssbeu fne.
gsaten fur Rfeint poraasBaagfte yadds,
Idnmtlide 9onsH Der 8siorberuns uno abIeisruns
ieoer Mrt elnitIieBrno, nab irgsno etnen 9beie
Ssr sSwsis. Sst MsSsiianDs. Sansniaris IT, !. b.:
Sitt absr yadbt fber 4 @idt iiter glidt ilber4
yte: t9wsr Pio. idpcr Yfo. fdipcr 4io. tdpss
O09euts; 10 Gents. si.00. $t.25.
81 e'rtufart. nit politdnbi9en grsisnotlrnngen
nno ieosr 9sphul&ttn Snfornatol, iperoen onf gsrs
ah9sn totsnhe, mittelt ber Bot obcr anocrer Wer-
,sRssm,tts, o'ft bic obsnbcSedncte Generals Office
ge- Waarsa yatste u. +. ~. rSnnsn burd
BE SfEet Der philadelphia .anb Rsabins Rail
Ncap erprts Company, In 3arrtsturs Sers
fanot tpsrbtn, ippftltit aud girsuIart un6 ale
psifersn @ushinfts su batsn finb.
North Atlantic Express Company.
~ Drpasmap. sss,p eJurt.
@ SB. .. Tar,pea,
General. Superintendent.
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Sabrsans z.
Die
VeanIpiuaaiide StaatsSeitanS,
Strau3seeebfn Don

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 19,
rltelnt jseen Donnerfas, unb iolet LOO
et Jatr aabltar inssrbalb besSabres, nno
~. so nat DsrGuB bss 9abr8anss.
Gin,slue Grsmplarsn, s GentS per Stad'
8sine Sutluiptiensa wsrben far wsntser
als feds Wtcnatsu angsuommen; au@ iana
Wisnianb ba5 Ylatt abbsTcllsn, bts ahe Nid-
RSnte belablt Fnt.
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HtAcmten
pennlylpanilhen Staats' 3eitaus.
oi a a, 4, [ IA 1 n a n d

penaiylpaniihen Staats' 3sttu's.
YsaniYlpanta'
aasabsny.-gal. Spffmannt75 Sbip ctr.
NItoona. .-Bpttlieb 9aulsr.
[@briI. 8elet Garion ora
eirninabam. }3afSb DrsifsL
{@barIts GbrffL
Butler. Safob 8sd.
Yreafnst, - Or. Ibepb. Ser ttna.
Carlisle. Sriuri& Braun.
Gbambsr5burI. - @eprg Btftit.
Columbia. - Saiob @obsl.
Danpils.-Wtdasl @p tnlstn:
Drapostura une Goal gaaey.-@. Stht.
&al. QitertS. -Gbrilt. Saue.
Gina. -9preni Wanltsl.
grssbum. -Gbrih. SdDntmann.
barmpny. -Gasptr Sertog.
SSaiSavstura. q. gltii&sr.
Suntinabon, Safub Qtpnbart.
5cbmstswn. -&bas. Q. 8atb.
(3. .M. Wsftaffsr
o.,.a Mnttony Sste,
ea"''F''' Carl 8raus,
@eprg Wall,
pawrencspils. - Sptn Wapir.
God SaYsn. -Ybiitp Gabsl.
gpfensiopn. - 0sOrs Weber.
Maristta. -5riseri4 9aas.
Wilrspille. - 6. 8. Nets.
Dtieplctcpn. - Gbrif. Bauer.
Wountvins. - gsers WeiirnbaP.
Mount Olipr.-Weu. Wclbba
Wf&ssspprt Il Dmpo5suyG. - Wtlbtm
Sdrtnlann.
Waironn. - WeorB 5dgele.
Nrp Yriabien, ! Or. s. en. sSagntI nnS
!}sIitnppr &c. tr. Spbn 5alheiM
(Gbas. 9Sw, 0cn.'aesnt Rru.
w,.,,, 204 prnniyuanta MYrnue.
p'''VH'S 5r. 9bmibt gfro. 7S Snt;tb-
ielb Gtrabs, nabe Der 8iinfte.
puuratawarY 50 rinrth 1adinrr.
&cbsIler. Atbin Sbmitt.
Sarcnburs Ipllep.
SbarpsbuTe. - Yaptiit Seneelbed.
Sunbury. .jolepb Ba&er.
Sbam OIir. - Uriebrtt Otpner.
lyrpae 80 ilbclm Yp9t.
IIcuipiue u Quibrrsburs.-S. @. SsnnB.
Qpiaiamspu,t-@ecrg 9Sclff
gcrr.-grissriS q. Sties.
Obio:
Sueyrus. @sprs @ettis.
Canton. - Satpb SsingirtntL
&refiline. = 9otn Weff.
Sprinadsb. -@ep. 5artmann, (gsbrtt)
Upper Sanbusfy. - y. W Warttr.
Snbiana:
8ot,spapus.-Ystsr $ pbnbaas. @sn. aot
Delaware.
lliiminatpn. Burfbart (psbrer).
WatYlanb.
Baltimore. -Sobn BilL 29l Gaiiera Apr.
port Dsppft 4 Sapre tt @raee.-S. 4a m M.
Clifton & &bsIaftaIe 9ity.-9. y. WeYsr
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+ c uli( G / 0 II.
Mmf Der Tlmbt.
erjdtlun9
BON
81. SerrboIt.
u. SerrboIb.

Cine 9piiooe aus bem striessiabre 1866.
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Oie sr6ate Werbreita,,a.

Die Circulation bsr vpsnntpieantlp pf
Staats. 3situns" In Dauppn Soanlp
IN ar6ber ais bic rstno elmer anosrsn IN par
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-10-11
Natural Decay Protect the System


The human body Is a machine, and there
fore cannot endure forever, but, like watch
or sewing machine, it will last much longer
If properly regulated and duly repaired, than
if no pains were taken to keep it in order.
The gre at object of every one who desires a
long and healthy life should be 10 put his
body in condition to resist the life threaten
ing influences by which we are all more or less
surTounded; and no invigorant and corrective
al prceent known so effectively answers this
the uupretending name OF Hostetter's Stom-
ach Btters, has been for more than twenty
years the standard tonic of America. In crow
ded cities where the atmosphere is contamina-
ted with the efIluvia inseparable from large
populations; in marshy regions, where the
soggy soil reeks with miasma; on the praries
and in the forests, where every fall the air is
tainted with exhalations from rotting weeds
and grasses, or decomposng leaves-in short,
in every locality where malaria exists, this
powerful vegetable anudote IS urgently need
ed. Fever and ague, bilious fevers, dysentery,
CONCESSION CT the liver, jaundlce, rheumatism,
and all diseases which are generated by infec-
ted air. impure water, or sudden changes OF
temperature, may be averted by Strengthening
and regulating the system in advance ny Hos
letters Bitters. Autumn is always season
of peril, espec ALLY 10 weak, susceptible or
ganiZaticns Even the more vigorous are apt
10 be in some measure impressed by the humid
atmosphere, loaded with deleterious gases pro-
duced by vegetable decay. The fall is period
of the year when the renovation and regula-
ton of the living machine is peculiarly impor-
tant, and the Btters should therefore be taken
daily at this critical season.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-10-11
Berkeley County.

We clip the following items from the
last Martinsburg papers,
SUCCESSFUL. SURGICAL OPERATION
4 very successful but difficult surgical
operation was performed by DIR. James
McSherry, of this city, on last Wednes-
day, on MIR. John Borem, Of this coun-
ty, in removing 4 large tumor from one
OF his arms, caused by severe cut re-
ceivel sometime ago from falling on
circular saw Statesman.
DEATH OF DANIEL III. Doll, ESQ
We were panied to hear of the sudden
death of this estimable and excellent
citizen OIL Friday morning last. But
the awful summons could not have
found him unprepared, for truer chris
tian and better citizen was not to be
found in our community. The family
has long resided in our town, and con-
stitute an important part OF its history
Mr.. Doll must have been between 90
and 20 years of age.-State'man.
DEATH OF f. w. HoorER.-Hardly
had the grave closed over the remains
of one of our older citizens before we
heard of the death of another almost rs
widely known from long business rela-
tious in Berkeley county. On Sunday
morning last Mr.. Edward W. Hooper
breathed his last at his home in this
city. More than three years ago MIR.
II. received an injury from the fall OF a
heavy piece of timber which struck him
on the head and resulted in total blind
ness from subsequent Inflammation; AT,
ter this injury his general health failed
him and he gradually declined until
death relieved him of his sufferings-
Mr. II. belonged to Stonewall jackson s
commissary during our civil conflict, and
in the capacity of head butcher, was
very useful man in the service: lie
leaves wife, children and many friends
to mourn their sad loss.-Nntesman.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Justa as we were
starting from home to our Office on last
Wednesday morning, we noticed horse
attached to "a spring wagon, dashlng by
and at the same time were startled by
cries of distress apparently some distance
down the road leading from the Tusca-
rora grade to Walkers Mill. We In
stantly ran in the direction indicated by
the noise and found Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
a. Walker, of Dry Run, both lying in
the road, Mrs. w. in partially uncon-
scious state, and Mr.. w. in helpless
condition. 1t seems that just as they
came near the toll-gate the horse be
came frightened at something IN the
road and started 10 run, and Mr.. W., in
attempting to check the animal broke
the lines, causing him to fall backwards,
and throwing him out of the wagon. In
his attempt to save his wife he was
caught in the wheel, and before olsen
gazing himself his legs and feet were
very badly bruised. Mrs. Walker was
also thrown out, and was very seriously
bruised about the body, besides recelv,
ing a severe cut on the mouth ana
head. AS soon as assistance could be
summoned, they were removed to the
residedee of Mr.. George Roush, where
everything that medical skill could sug
gest was done to relieve their sufferlngs'
Dir, W's injuries, although very severe,
are not of a serious character, but Mrs.
W. is lying yet in acritical condition
Statesman,