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distributed among their offspring,
while the aforementioned incorrigi-
bles, if not remembered as generous
ly as their sanity brothers and sis
ters, would instantly VOW vengeance
on the "old porpoise" and straight
wise proceed to invent all nanher of
annovances on some luckless old
gentleman in the village who they
thought bore a striking resemblance
to Herr Knecht Rupert.
" / know not how true this tale mya be,
But tell it to you as it was told to me. >
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How MANY troubles might man
kind he spared if they would only
stop to hear each others explanation!
How many ailments, both of body and
soul, if explanation only came more
frequently and freely.-Tupper.
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"VEN some man slaps me on der
shoulder, and say, Il was glad to
hear you vas 50 veil, and den stick
behind my back his fingers 10 his
noss' bat my opinion Of dat feller."
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AYE RS
Cherry Pectoral.
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such as
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma and
CONSUMPTION.

Among the great discoveries OF modern science,
few are of more real value TO mankind than thls
effective remedy for ali diseases OF the throat and
lungs vast trial of its virtues, throughout this
ana other countries, has shown that it does surely
and eHectually control them. The testimony Of
our best citizens of all classes establishes the fact
that Cherry Pectoral will and does relieve and cure
the aiicting disorders OF the throat and lungs be-
yond any other medicine. The most dangerous
affections OF the pulmonary organs yield to its
power, and cases OF consumption cured by this
preparation arc publicly known, so remarkable as
hardly TO be believed were they not proven beyond
dispute. As a remedy il is adequate, on which the
public may rely for fun protection. BY curing
coughs, the fOrerunners of more serious disease,
1t saves unnumbered lives and an amount OF SUI
fering not TO he computed. II challenges trial and
COnvinces the most SCeptiCal. Every family should
keep ii on hand a protection against the early
and unpercelved attacks OF pulmonary affections,
which easily met at urSt but which become in
CuTable and too often fatal II neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence: and il is unwise 10 be
without it. As a safeguard 10 children, amid he
distressing diseases which beSet the throat and
cnest OF caidhoOd, Cherry Pect0ral is inyaluabl
for by its timely use mutitudeS are rescued from
premature graves and saved TO the love and affeC-
ton centred on them. II acts speedily and surely
against ordinary colds, securing sound and health
restoring sleep. No one viii suffer troublesome
influenza and painful bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can he cured.
Originally the product OF long, iabOTiOus and sue
Cessful chemical investigation, no cost or toll Is
spared in making every bottle in the utmost pos
sible aerfectlon. II may confidently be relied up
on as possessing all the virtues Il has ever eXhib-
tied AID capable o1 producing cures as memorable
as the greatest IL mas ever effected.
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SARSAPARILLA,

Is widely known As one Of the mes, effectual
remedies ever discovered for cleansing the system
ana purifying the blood. 1t has stood the test OF
years, with a constantly growing reputation, bas-
Ell its intrinsic virtues and sustained 10y its re-
markahc cures. 50 mild a. TO be safe and bene-
ciai II children and vet so searching as to elec-
tua.y purge out the great c0rruptions OF the blood
such as the scrOfulOus and syphiitic cOHtamiHa-
tion. Impurities, or diseases that have Iurked in
tine system for years, soon yield to its powerful
aEtijcte, ana disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known, Of
SCROFULA, and al Scrufuious diseases, ULCERS,
ERUPTiONS. and eruptiye disorders OF the skin,
TTMOBS BLOTCHES. BOILS, PIMPLES. PUS-
TULES, SORES, 81. ANTHONN'> FIkE, ROSE
Or EKISIPELAS, TETTER, SALT KHEJ'M,
SCALD HEAD, HINGWuRM, and internal IL
CERATIONS Of the UTERUS STOMACH, and
LIVER. II also cures other complaints, 10 which
II would not seem especially adapted. such as
DkOPSY, DYSPEPSIA, FITS, NEURALGIA,
HEART DISEASE, FEMALE WEAKNESS, DL-
BILITl, and LEUCURRHLEA, wEcD they are
manifestations of the scroiuious poisons.
II Is an excellent restOrcr Of health ami strength
III the spring. by renewing u appetite and Wig
or Of the digestive organs II Issipates the depres-
sion and iistless lauguor of the season. Even
where 10 disorder appears, people feel better, ana
I've longer, for cleansing the blood. The system
mDras ~ with renewed yigo- am q new lease Of
A...
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H. q
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Hair Renewer.

Every wear increases the popularity OF this val
uahie Hair Preparation; which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old patrons that it is
Kept fully up To It's high standard; and it is the
only reliable and perfected preparation for restor-
ing GRAY or FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making 1t soft lustrous and silken. The scalp. bv
its use, becomes wh.,e and clean. 1t removes ali
eruptions and dandruff, and, by it's tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling out as it stm-
ulates and nourishes the hair glands BY its use,
the hgir grows thicker and stronger. In badness
1t restores the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, and will create new growth, except in ex-
treme Old age. 1t is the most economical HAIR
DRESSING ever used, as il requires fewer appu-
cations, and gives the hair splendid, glossy ap-
pearance. a. A. Hayes, NJ. D. State Assayer Of
Massachusetts, says, ''The constituents are pure,
and carefully selected for excellent quality; and
consider it the BEST PREPARATION for its in
tended purposes"
Sold 5y al druggists and dealers in Medicine.
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From the Sunday School Classnat'
THE CLEANERS.

Little cleaners in life's harvest,
Not in vain
Shall We follow where the strong men
Bind their grain.
Here a penny there a minute,
or a line with wisdom in II,
Add each day a little more
To the growing golden store;
And when after all shall come
Rest from toll and harvest home,
Bringing sheaves to meet your Lord,
You shall ind the great reward.
Hunt Ma
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FREE FROM AIro,
Or. WALKERS
California Vinegar Bf.
Or. =. MILLION. Cat;rn,r

Dr. !. Walkers Caiigolri, 4
PgaT I!iitcrS arc q purely T' g
preparation, ma.e ca,cI1y fran. ,
tive herbs found an lle lowe
Tie Sierra NcyadImaunta.n>. "
MIA, tie medicinal p.oncetic, 49,.
are extracted lh'gcirom w.rhn- . s
of Alcohol. Tie question !.
daily asked. "Nhnt is the car, /.
unparalleled success Of Ylyy.,,.
TERsy' Our answer Is, that ,bn.@.@ a
the cause Of disease, and the rr...
covers his health. larg mc 4. =.
blood purifier and - life -iym-n-'
a perfect Rcuoyator and Igrar.
Of the system. Never lcl1r, <
history of the world has ae,..l.
compounded possessing the rer.-'
qualities OF VINEGAR BIrTuRS in hs,s..
sick Of every di>ra~c mmis hr,r.
are a gentle Purga;!vc "a, well a, r
relieving Congestion or BRITANNIA.
the Liver aad }i>crr,l Organ. 10 r
Diseases
The properties Of DE-. Wuz
VINEGAR BiTr!gS ar" AprrirHi. Ua.
Carminativr. Nutritious. Laxative d,
Scdative. Countcg-irriIaut Slloal.. l
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Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and cure Of all arrangements in
the StOmaCe, liver and bowels. They are a mid
aparient, and an excellent purgative. Being pure
~ vegetable, they contain no mercury or mineral
whatever. Much serious sickness and suffering
Is prevented 10y their timely USE and every faml.
ly should have them on hand for their protection
ana ltllet, Wnen required. Long experience has
proved them 10 be the safest, sureSt and best OF
all PILLS with which the market aboundS By
their occasional use, the blood is purified the cor
ruptiOns Of the system expelled. ObsruCtious re-
moved, and the whole machinery of life restored
to its healthy activity. Internal organs which he.
come cOgged ana sluggish are CleaGsed by AYERS
PILLS, and stimulated into action Thus iDciDi-
ent disease is changed into health the value OF
which change, when IeckOned on the vast multi
( tudtS VINO ENJOY II, can hardly he computed,
lhelr sugar coating makes them pleasant to take,
ana preserves their virtues unimpaired for any
length of time, so that they are ever fresh and
perfectly reliable. Although searching they are
mild and operate without disturbance to the con
stltutiOn, or diet, or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to each
box, how to use them a Family Physc and
for the following complaints, which these PILLS
For DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION. IISTI FSS-
NESS, LANGUOR, and LOSS Of APPETITE thev
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stOn-
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For LIVER COMPLAINT ami its various syrnp-
toms, BILlOIS ; HEADACHE, SICK HEADACHE.
JAUNDICE or GREEN SICKNESS, BIIIOT :
COLIC and BILIOUS FENERS, they should he
judiciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause L.
For DYSENTERY or DIARRHOEA, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For RHEUMATISM, GOUT, GRAVEL. PAIPI
TAIlON Of the HEART, PAIN In the side back
and LOINS, they should be continuously taken. as
required TO change the diseased action Of the sys
tenn. With such change those complaints disap-
pear.
For DROPSY and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION, a large dose should be ia
Ken rs II produces the desired effect by sympathy
As a DINNER PILL, take one or two PILLS 10
promote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
hoWeis restores the appetite, ami ilyigoraies the
system. Hence II is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. one who feels
t0ierablY well, often finds that dose Of these
PILLS makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renOyating eledt on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
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LoHeH, .)faFF., q. s. II.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Singer, Grover Il Baker, leather and
common Needles, Thread and Oil kept
constantly on hand.
A. M. Reynolds, 1qcnt.
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HaZR IGOR.

dressing which is AT once agreeable. healthy,
and eiIectual for preserving the hair. It soon re-
stores faded gray hair its original color with
the gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin hair is
thlckeued, fallen hair checked and badness often
though not always cured by its use Nothing can
restore the hair where the follices are DESTROYED
or tile glands atrCphied and decayed: but such a.
rimain can be saved by this application, and
stimulated into activity, 90 that a new growth Of
hair il produced. Instead of fOuling the nair with
paSty sediment, il viii keep it clean and vigor-
Gus. Its occasional use Will prevent the hair from
turning grey or falling of, and consequently pre-
vent badness. The restoration OF vitality it
gives TO the scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
uoa of dandrun, which is often so unceanly and
offensive. Free from those deletertous substan.
crs which make some preparations dangerous
and injurious to the hair the Eigor can only ben
eut but not harm it. If wanted merely for a
HAIR, DRESSING, nothing else can be found 80
desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye it does
not soil white cambria, ami yet lasts long on the
hair, giving a rich glossy lustre, and grateful
derfume.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and AnaIy teal Chemists,
LOWELL, .1fsfS.S.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
1924 IN MEDICINE.
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SELECTIONS.

Nature ever prints
Her own bright seal on that which
we allure
From her unguarded keeping, drop
ping hints
Whereby we track her labyrinthine
ways
Back to some splendid secret that
repays
Life sacrificed, with life that shall en-
dure. Picture Of st. John.
We ought always to act on the ideal
1t is the only safe ground Of action.
-McDoaald.
THERE are many of us willing to
stand any amount Of persecution
about trihes; the same enthusiasm
directed by high thoughts about the
kingdom Of Heaven, as within men
and not around them, would redeem
vast region. -Nc Donald.
Hon moral and high social can do
anything. 1t is the betwiXt and be-
tween that must be careful.
-Whltney.
THERE are great many pretty
pieces Of life, if you only know about
them. Hay-making is one, and rose
gathering is one; and sprinkling and
folding whole basket full of white
clothes, right out Of the grass and the
air and sunshine is Whitney.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-28
and she southwest.

Richmond and ehG Ss6IlnWests
The WHO rensss isswell |kno Hn arpu !,
men, in support Of the violation Of the
original purpose Of The friends OF improve
nent IN constructing the Virgins and Ten
,.assee road which was to continue 1t from
Isvncbburv to- Richmond. That purpose
was 80 we'll understood that Richmond pus
q laroe subscription upon the soorS '0ess !"
Lynchbug. ,. 49,,
The visioparies and the ring of towns they
oroanized defeated the Original purpose ana
swept the road that was to take Richmono
IN its course to the sea, passing hity miles
south of Richmond. That visionary scheme
which violated the original plan, BY which
the hard earned money Of the people OF
Richmond was put into the road, was sup.
ported by the Richmond Wing ;,
That diversion has injured Virginia, as Il
has injured Richmond, and has benefited no.
body but General MALONE, who, by one
measure aud another, has obtained salary
of SIS 900 per annum out of it. That is the
earnest ard we'll sustained opinion OF TINS
paper, AZ d We believe the Ieople OF Virginia
have come to the same conclusion.
The history of the failure of the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio to realize one single
prophecy of its visionary friends is one SO
we'll understood that it cannot be argued
down into oblivion.
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The Central Water-Llne.

ry.Goyerpor WALKER vii more than pre-.
hably We elected TO represent this District 10
Congress. Therefore il is gratifying TO kho"
that he will earnestly sustain the measure
for constructing the Central Water-Line as d
na,iona! work out Of the national treasury.
Iba, Central Water. Line interests more
peop!e tnan any wolk ever projected I'D ln's
country. Besides its deep interest 10 the
West il involves the interests OF capitalists
in great degree. 1t may be question
whether Virginia will lie able to pay heT
public debt, shorn Of her territory ana ner
property as she is but build that canal, anu
be paynen, of that debt Will be matter tf
certainty.
This paper has uufalteringly urged upon
the State the necessity Of preserving the
public honor, and has never expressed the
appr ehepsion that Virginia's debt would be
repudiated. Bat it would be idle to deny
he fact, or to epdeaTor to conceal It, thai
large number OF citizens are frank IN de-
claring their opinion that the debt will never
be paid. The differences of opinion on the
subject can be conclu>ively settled by the
passage Of bill for the construction OF tue
Central Water Line. The very moment such
bill may pass bright day will dawn upon
Virginia. All her resources will be lmmedl-
ately improved and 90 on steadily increasing
until the completion of the work, which
will bring upon Virginia harvest of sue
cess and wealth.
Ii Congress makes this Improvement II
will benefit more people than 1t can benefit
by any other Improvement, and besides
bringing upon Virginia the great blessings
above alluded TO, do more to harmonize and
cement the Union than it can do by any
other measure whatever.
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The congresssona, Nominees.

we 90 on finely with our nominations.
The Conservatives have a grand prospect
with such names. We add this morning 10
the lis, the name of JOHN RANDOLPH iUcKkR'
of Lexington. who vas nominated by tue
Lynchburg Convention yesterday morn'us'
I, was a fortunate termination 10 Tue
rather excited deliberations OF the Coo'e".
ton. A better man than RAN TUCKER e'u'"
Nm, have bcen selected. The seicctsou 10
every way happy. lie is man Oh hos' ",
cided ability, unspotted fame g'ea' so.'a'
virtues and grea, personal popularity
Ahova Ike Is not involved in any way 10
tho en,anclements of preceding canvass
for the no,nina,ion, which never fails to dam
400 a nominee whose claims have been pas
sionately contested. We award great credit
TO the Convention for its good judgment ID
coming to its fual action.
With such men as EPPA HUTTON. BEv. b.
DOUGLASS, GILBERT c. WALKER, GEORGE Z.
CABsrL, and john RANDOLPH TUCKER, there
can be no deleat-we must triumph. 1ne
remaining Nominees, viii, We are sure, DE OF
the right stamp. There must be NJ con-
clusion 10 so fine beginning.
Let us get ready for spirited contest
Let the ranks be closely united ana the
charge solid and harmonious, ana we spar
win Conservative victory fully as brliiiah'
as that in North Carolina.
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government s,g neeroes and t1ieyes. Grant
will help liz. Believe, and VIII thatun
standing On heartily for. aim. foa can !, 2
through the Herald proclaim Il. 10 INC saasia
that we are tired of this carnival OF knaVery,
and that the South is determined once more
to attempt revolution on the side OF pure
and honest. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Cover nment !,
This time we shall succeed, because We sha u
have the government with as, and we shall
have whatever there ID Of virtue and decency
at the North with Us.
Reporter: I suppose that besides the third
term question there are the usual local issues
In the canvass soon to open In Georgia.
GEORGIA AND HER FIRST LOVE.
General Toombs: Oh, yes. A very en-.
couraging phase Of Georgia politics Is the
disposition of the people to return to their
first love, that is, to their representative
men. Georgia always did despise mediocrity,
aud she is sick and tired of sending men O!
clay to Washington. This was illustrated
by Stephens's election to Congress last year,
and. / hope, will be again illustrated Inns
wear by Ben HIPS election in the Athens
district. Hill, think, will be chosen. not
SO much from personal popularity as because
the people admire bis brains and want TO oe
represented at Washington by men OF intel
lectual power and proves.
Bidding me once more to "procaim 70 tue
world through the Herald his purpose never
to acquiesce in the fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments" General Toombs closed the
interview by reiterating his advocacy oil
Grant for third term as means Of Destroy
ing an oligarchy of knayes resting upon ne
gro suffrage.
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We publish this morning, through an IL"
teres ting letter from Williamsburg, the az
nouncemcnt of the death Of DR.. JOHN p.
LITTLE, of that town. DR.. LITTLE was ma
tive of Fredericksburg, but lived for many
years in Richmond. lie was gentleman OF
fine professional and literary attainlEents,
and a good writer on philosophic and scien-
ttic subjects. He wrote series Of interest
ing articles for the Southern Literary Mes
senger upon the history of Richmond. The
readers of this paper will remember some
very instructive letters of his from Florida
to the Dispatch, which were very widely
copied by the press. LIE also wrote work on
Capitular Masonry, which is much esteemed
amongst the "ancieut and honorable" order,
He was most worthy gentleman.