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IrrrEa rnom SOUTH AMERICA.
..csoss,se THE LIYEr-A VISIT FROM
OLD NEPTUNE-ARRlyAL IN RIO
aTBE BAY OF ALL BEAUTIES"
Sfrom wandering correspondent Of the Dispatch
s R1o pE JANErao, BRAzrL,1
February &c, 1874.
CROSSING THE kISE.

Not one Of the least interesting features
OF yea voyage to the southern hemisphere
IA the recepsson usually extended to all SHIPS
crossing the equator by the sea king, Nep'
tune. This custom has Dccn IN vogue lroul
time in,uemorial. though ii has somewhat
degenersted from the perfection to which 1t
was once carried many years ago. AT pre-
,Fept IL is looked forward TO on some ships as
fbe most pleasant incident of the cruise by
the knowing ones, and an equal amount OF
mysterious fear and dread by the "green.
horns"
Some captains object to its celebration as
tending to derogate the dignity and discip'
line Of the ship, and thinking it GA custom
more honored in the breach than the OBJ
servance," place an unequivocal prohibition
upon it, while others who have the pleasure
and good huDor, and consequently the hsalfh
As,pf their men at heart. permit this innocent
amusement as tending rather to promote than
otherwise the health Of their crew. ...
In all cases where proper latitude OF re-
Taxation from strict duties is allowed crew
1t Is proved that they are much prempter
and more ready to obey orders and perform
their duties than those whe are always under
q tight rein, and hence the trite saying that
ga merry sailor is ready sailor" Give
Jack good clothes, good "grub," and plenty
OF fun, and you can count on him with all
confidence for anything, from storming the
Rock of Gibraltar TO hornets nest.
Our captain, although strict discipline
fian, was not opposed to the celebration of
this time-bonored custom, and this fact being
known, all due preparation was secretly
made by the initiated for the proper recep-
tion Of the Sea King and his court.
On the evening OF the 9th December the
latitude showed us to be almost up to the
equator, only few miles to the northw ard.
The weather for the past few days had been
hot and sultry, CAUSING =
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

THE NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
4 FRAMED DWELLING No. sos TWENTY
FOURTH STREET, BETW ZEN n AND Q
STREETS, AND TWO HANDSOME BUILDING
LOTS ADJOINING, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request OF the owner, who resides In ais
scs, on THURSDAY, 23d April, at AZ O'Clock 2.
ST., the nice FRAMED HOUSE located as above
described, now in the occupancy OF Major Y. J..
Snodgrass containing six main rooms, besides lhree
smaller ones There is also an unfinished basement,
rooms: also kitchen with three rooms, carriage
house, &c, &c. Lot SO by 1875 feet to an alley IA
feet wide.
Immediately after the sale Of ths house we will
sell the TWUVACANT LOTS adjoining, each SO
by l25 feet, with handsome shade trees along their
front. 49,,
at time Of sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
,n15-I7lS2ltd Auctioneers.
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By James N. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HfNca cnrpnr Elsvansb u,h u,pH uf


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
Il FARM IN THE COUNTY OF MENRIG0; On
JAMES RIVER, ABOUT ELEVEN NILES
ABOVE THE CITY OF RIGHnoND CONTAIN IN;
ING 754 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
BEING IMMEDIATELY ON The RIVER
ROAD. AND ADJOINING TaE LANDS LATE
LIZ OWNED BY WILLIAM A. DIETRICH AND
OTHERS, AT AUCriON.-By virtue Of . deed Of
trust executed December 7th, 1870, by Samuel Cot
rei Jr and wife aud Others to the subscriber duly
recorded In the clerks office of Henrtco County
Court In D. b 80, page $40, 70 secure the payment
of certain bond therein ntioned for ~
default having been made In the payment OF said
bond, aud NJ The request OF the Beneficiary under
said deed, will proceed TO sell at public auction,
in front OF Hensico county COURTHOUSE. on MON
DAY the 4th day Of May, 1874, at ~ o'clock n,
that being court-eay, that valuable FARM as above
located and conveyed by said deed OF trust, con-
taining 754 OF land, more less, with ali the
improvements thereon, consisting Of large brick
dwelhng-house aud all necessary out-buitdlngs.
This sale will be made subject to the dover Of
Mrs. Anea Deaf0n (who Is now over eighty years
oldl in an undivided mcety Of the above described
real estate. -.s,.,s -. - -.
TERMS; One-th!rd cash :, balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest sdded
and secured by deed OF trust. p: sE p =
JOHN o. sTEGER, Trustee,
JAMES M. TAYLOR q Sow, Auctioneers
ap17-16,2l ,23, 25,2S, 30&dtds10t =
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CONFECTIONERTFs
TCE-CREAM BY STEAM,
a. PIzzINI,.JR., so7 Bgo.o

APizziN1''Jn.' so7 BROAD srnr,,
Managers Of Fairs, Pic-Sics, E1eu,s,o,.
viii ind It to their interest to 10, me- e.
bid for furnishing them. ' 0en,
Families supplied with q pure ,,a,
article, acknowledged by all TO BE- III. ,.,
promptly and at lowest prices.
Steam makes she Iee-Crealn lIshts, or,,..
more healthy a. do not have to keen l,,.~ IA
titles standing in order to supply the Iarzs faa-
ANDREW PIzzISi, Js
Steam Factory, 21o north Eighth stree, 'nea.
ap 10-1m
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BY Richardson s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

street. etee op oS 81 . Monroe Park.
-Four 24 by 1855 feet on,Grace street, West End,
Fcss IS sI By 1f5s
bet reen aud near Laurel ana Shater s.re .I5eet h..
t1 renr and ND 10 near Laurel and shaer streets
Valuable building Lots on Franklin street, near
to and opposite Monroe Park uo,-o.
Five 20 by $50 feet on Main street, near hiohf0'
Valuable Building Lots, centrally located on
One IS By 100 feet, on Leigh street. west Of and
One 40 by 40 feet, on Broad street, opposite
FHe 50 Sy feet. on Marshall street.
hGss By iso feet street corner Twenty
ss by 12o feet on Twentieth street, east side, be-
tween Broad and Grace. r,,u,,o,,
street i between Marshall and Clay. <.,
81 by 1872 feet on ths east side OF TWentJ-nl'h
street between Clay and Leigh streets.
81 by So feet on the north side OF Grace street
betwe Twenty fifth and Tmenty-sIth streets.
Valuable building lots on the east side OF Seventh
street near the City springs.
Valuable building tots on Franklin street, cen
Valuable building lots in Manchester.
81 by 1862 feet on the south side Of Broad street
between Twentieth and Twenty-Grst streets;
eighth street corner Leigh street
c SO by 1872 feet On west side of Tweuty-df'h
street between n and n streets.
y 1ss i on ths s Tsss side OF Twenty
Two rs by 120 feet on the west side OF Mosoy
street between Venable and Darlington streets.
Four 27 by lao feet on Jay street between Bu-
chanan and James streets.
Five 2S by 100 feet on Buchanan street, corner
Eight SO by 100 feet on the west side OF James
street between Washington and William streets.
Two SO by $50 feet corner Buchanan and Mll-
liam streets.
A beautiful square Of LAND fronting 346 feet
respectively Thirtieth aud Thtrty-hrst streets
4 beautiful HALF-sQUAkE on Thirtieth street
between and i.
| Four 20 by 100 feet on the east line OF Har-
vie street between Grove and Park avenue.
Al by 1875 feet on the south side OF Broad strees
between Twenty-ninlh and Thfrtieth.
Valuable BUILDING LOTS In the town or tul-
ton. adjoining Rockets
| WO0DYILLE LOTS for sale on liberal terms.
| RICHARDSON & CO.,
| onIS-7w l1l3 Main street.
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BY Hill Il Goddtn,
Real Estate Auchoneers, HOS Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME Dwell
l. LING, No. e12, ON THE WEST SIDE OF
SIXTH STREET, NEAR JACKSON, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of . deed Of trust executed to
me- dated 9Th November, / 1857, and duly recorded
city, shall proceed to SELL on the premises, WE'D
NESDAY the 22d instant, at ~ O'CLOCK r m:, the
FRAME DWELLING. with four rooms, stable,
&c, situated as above The lot fronts 80 feet aud
runs back 100 feet to q ! foot alley.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In six ana
twelve months, with SIX per cent interest, ana Sc
cured by trust deed .
W GIOODlN, TRUSTEE.
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= = &. PRIVATE SALE.

- .LyI = = SfE IA PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL LOI IN
II HOLLYWOOD Cemetery, enclosed with curblng
and nicely improved. AS there Is n great demand
for lots in Hollywood at present, this Is opEor-
tunity secure lot In good location ana al ~"
PiA-S ff' hlr. JOHN O'KEEFFE,
nm o1-3,* Sup ,rintendent.
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AndHYOH 0ALEETht9 Uoys
BY Ccok 4 Lsughton, Anctionssfs,
\ eurner Governor and franklin Streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AU ~,
III TION.-THIS DAY at 10 o'clock We vii 'e y,
at our suction:rooms genera s, nssO1 OF y
WALNUT PARLoR SUITS,
COTTAGE CHANBER SUITS,
HARBLE-ToP TABLES, ns
BEDsTEADs, TABLES, .Gg
FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
CANE and WOoD-SEAT CHAIRS,
SIDEBoARDs, TIN SAFES,
CoohAN" COOK & LAUGHTOE,
20, Auctionecrs.
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nr Iaud IS quite good, ana nldks NE1U5s
celent market garden, being but little distant from
the weIl-known one Of Mr.. Schutte's
There Is small house on the premises. |
TERMS: Cash as to &G3 "a and expenses OF sale;
$S4 ON the 26th of October, ! S74; sSS.5S on the
terms as win be made known OH the day Of sale.
j. w. BRONAUGH, JR.,
M 11-TuTh&Stds Auc;ioneer.
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AUCTToN SAILS rntars lpsys
- -. By s.5Ns Davis Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
-. G5St.sc, ~ ti,e Chancery Court OF the city OF
Risimsnd in The suit OF Lumpkin's s5ecniItx gss
Kelsey als The 9Th day Of July asa1 me MI 1,,
Viii oner Tor sale at auction, on THURSDAY the
asa 1874 on ts +. Iae 1 T,s Cd "a
81, ~ land morn or less fronting The west side
Of Barcii alley, in this city, between groad snd
FRANKLIN streets, having TWO FkANED IENEss
sdioin.Dg The above, ON which there Is . large
amount OF good moniders sand. de ., eru,, ,,s,,,i
rnents at sjx and twelve months, interest added at
sI1 per cent, and little retained until the whole 81
the purchase money is paid and conveyance dlIt
iesseo - 80 EDWARD r. CANNON,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by 8. N. DAVIS, Aucsoneer:
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

FXTRACT OF CISSAMPELOS PAREl-
Ia RA AND BUCHU--reliable In allay ting pain,
diminishing Inflammation and irritsbliity OF tne
bladder removing instructions FROM ine kiunSJs,
preventing the formation Of stone ana cuIin6
OF the kidneys and bladder. calculouf anection''
and attendant diseases, In either seK-for sale py
IL S. f. DOVE. Richmond, Va.
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4 WNING AND SAIL-MAKING-CONE
a. CO, No. .12 Eighteenth street, between
Main ana Cary. are prepared to manufacture and
put up INNINGS, SAILS, &c. also, MI Kinds Of
Work done expedltiously
aud on the 10 Test terms. NIB So
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ap 1S-1w

EOR SALE PRIVATELY those THREE
Il LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL FIVE-STORY
WAREHOUSES;, No. 1911, 1918, and 1918 In
Commercial Block, on south side Of Cary, between
reasonable Apply to J. l.. APPERSON,
an 1S-1 OF Real Estate Agent.
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A9AL EsrATE KxcHASoSs=
|DTCHNOND
81 ZEAL ZEAL Estate EXCHANGE,
no. 11os NAM STREET
SALES EVERY MONDAY AT 10 o,c1o,, !.
R1caHoND

AxHBsKs OF TIE E1cnAyay.
]. LsAPPKRSON, n. M "ILLIASs
LYME d BROTHER, HIM ~.
ErCuAEDs0N6 Co, DsK wgoDDlS,
THOMPSON BROWN, WILL1Xhi en;lEs,
CHAFFIN. STAPLEs & Co w, X. pn,I ,oGLLIsg.
bU Ll' GARTER d Co., WILLIAMS G Gn
Z On an snses Of real sstdts nad. bs,.
a. January and soks of June IN. tors. 800 asA
cen. vsar naes.o % patd eysae purasa a.
year TIE tzzes haosto be pad bya s.iL.r =" 9a4
!, NH 21-3m ,s
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u. X. HARDING.
SfAECHRSTRH, SDrfi 18Th an 2O.2t
THO THE VOTEPc ,nr DyorMoNn

TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND
Fellow-cittzens: am an Independent cxndi-
date Tor the office Of CITY SERGEANT and soli-
clt Jour sunr7ges. Had been fairly defeated two
years ago should not now be 4 candidate. If the
and Republican parties both nomin ate
I0r the Sergeantcy shall withdraw Very respectr
FULLY, fap4J GEORGE A. HUNDLEY.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

ITO THE VOTERS OF MANCHESTER.
u Having been requested by many Of my friends
to become capdidale for the office OF SERGEANT
for the city OF Manchester Va, take this method
Of announcing myself candidate for election to
that position. do not question nationality, poll
tics, race or color, ba1 ask the support Of my fell
low-clszens on the fourth Thursday In May next
promising, II elected, Gaithful performance Of the
duties OF the ofae
Having held the Office ,sf Collector for one year,
and that to the entire satisfaction Of the ta1-pay-
ers OF me city and Board Of Trustees, feel that
can ill the position II elected. :.
i am, most respectfully, your fellow-cit!xen, -
6. r. HARDING.
: sfANCHESTRR, April 18th ap 2O-2t
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BY III. Mccormick, Auctioneer,
l4l4 Main street.
r AIDES SALE OF A LARGE SloCh
OF STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, ae-oFA
MERCHANT DECLINING BUSINESS,

1870. --.--.~---A AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY and TUESDAY, 20th ana Isl s
instants ut lOk o'clock, will sell OF tne stoIe GU
ner of Ninth and Broad streets recently of Srs
RI e and FANCY GOODS OF a mel cnan' oeeiiHins
business consisting in part OF .,,nn,
Ladies, UNDERH EAR, CORSETS,
HOSIERY, RIBBONS,
VELVET and LACE TRIMMINGS,
WORSTED SACKSt
HOODS, CLOAKS, &c,
LACES, ms ERTING5,
ELASTICS, &C.
A large lot of FANCY ARTICLES suitable for
AS this sale is made to wind up concern, the
goods will be sold regardless OF cost
The attention Of the public, especially tue iadleS,
Is respectfully asked to this SALE rs tne Boods VIII
he sold without limit or reserve.
np 2O-2t II. MCCORMICK, Aucsoneer.
BY Burton, Carter Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
ONCE No. OFT Bank street, Richmond.
AUCTION SALE OF SIX DESIRABLE
"A BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY.-By re-
quest OF the owner we will sell Mt auclion on the
premises on TUESDAY, 21st April, 1874, at
O'Clock r. NJ, SIX VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS, situated at the corner Of Taylor and
streets, opposite Sidney Baptist church.
Said lots front 80 feet each on Taylor street, run
ming back 1872 feet to an alley.
Twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
'''N BURTON, CARTER & Co.,
an 15 AuctioDeera.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICB,l
RICHMOND, VA, April 10. 1874.
THE COLLECTOR WILL BE FOUND
i in the Council Chamber, washington 1 Hal,
worth side Of Broad. between Ninth and Tenth
Streets. from O'Clock A. III. to O'Clock r Nj, on
and after the 18th Instant for the purpose OF re-
ceiying from all persons charged Win
LICENSE TAX
Me amount charged thereon.
And any person liable to such tax who shall
nrosecnre his business after the 1st day of May
Without having paid such tax, shall be liable to
fos OF not less than one dollar nor more than i've
dollars for every day Of default"
JOHN F. REGEAULT,
ap 11-1Ot COLLECTOR.
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on vIrRIoL.

SIMMONS'S HEPATIC Compound
- From Rev. Thomas Raysor, OF she South Ca
rolins Conference J-MULBRRRI LAWN. Septem-
Der 5, 1878. Brother kin2,-t regard Simmons 8
Hepatic Compound or Liver Cure valuable fam.
lily medicine. l could not be Induced to w.
1t in my family. don't knfnalt1E{ -
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, DE.

WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, DE.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
Intending to make change In my business 1st Of
May, will from this date sell my entire stock OF
WINES, LIQUORS, AND FRUIT GOODS
at greatly reduced prices. have about
rs barrels MATTED RYE WHISEY,
four years old, which is unguestionably the finest
whskey In the market, which will sell much be-
low cost -.....-. GEORGE ]. HERRING.
ap q eod1m
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guaranteeing @ fdrnfsf Tdfe dasudrasra.,,, ,sr
Gle on the MOST REASoNABLETERM> p1ssibl,
MI orders will be PROMPTLY ATTENDED 70 Z
left at =:
No. GA Broad st. Central Market.
A. CAPPEL & CO.'S, Confecuorers, No. 1la,
Main street;
WHITAKER& CO.'S, No. 225 Twenty fifth s,ret,
Respectfully,
E. 6. TYLER. Ast,
OFFICE and FACTORY: No. Ola Broad street.
an
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rOALBURG SPLlNT COAL
~ STANDS USRITALLED.
5. II. HAWEa
/. Sole Agent
NH al Eighteenth and Cary srerG
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-This day lard.
IA ing, 500 tons best quality RED ASH EGd
and STOVE GOALS, which will be sold Is lows
It can be bought during the miner months. IbS'S
In want will please send In their orders.
WRIT kDBERTS,
NH al corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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GA LOAD FOR COKE Hail.
epC $3.50 load for COKE tLumph
ANTHRACITE COAL, all Sizes
BITuN1SOUS COAL. al siIesi
SPLINT COAL, all sizes;
oA1> 0-1N : 1 VS.. PITCHER.
fots Eighth and Main suesss
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And well does it deserve this name, for it is
beyond doubt one Of the most magnificent
sheets of water in appearance On the globe.
1t presents view which, it matters not how
often you look upon it, always offers some
new scene of beauty and ench.tntment.
From being surrounded by high mot 'ntains,
whose peaks tower above the cloud.', and
having avery narrow entrance, it was kn,' wn
among the Indian tribes, who owned The
whole OF this country before they were CON
quered by the harnessed chiyalry of Spain, as ,
!" The Hidden Water" 1t Is small Mediter.
ranean sea, and what Is tabled of the entrance
10 thas sea Is partly true of this, for here
ut the mouth stands one of tho pillars of
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For sale by all druggists and country merchant
' PURCELL, LADD CO.,
r,h y Wholesale Agents, Richmond, Va.
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seminal weakra ess.

Seminal emissions the consequences. Of selfs
abuse. This solitary vice, or depraxed sexual
Indulgence ,is lraoticrd by ths youth Of both
sexes TO almost unlimited eStenfs produeings
with unerrlng certainty, the following train or
morbid symptoms. unless cotnbatea' by aclen-
tific medical measurta, viz; SElloW c0untp-
nance, dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head, ringing In the ears, noise like the rust
ling Or loayss and rattling OF charlots, uneasi.
ness about the loins, weakness Of the llmbss
confused vision, hlunted intellect, loss OF con-
ildence, dinidenpe In approaching strangers, .
| dislike to form new acQnaintahecs, dispnai-
| tiOn to shun society, lGss Of memory. hectic
flushes, pimples and various ernptions on "
face, furred Tongue, fotld breath, coughs, con,
| sumption, night sweats, monOmania ana ne
ouently insanity II relief be not Obtainedth0
sufferer. should apply Immediately either by
| person Or by letter, and havea cure effected by
his new and scientific mode Of treating thla thll,aa
| disease, which never fails Of erecting qplck
and radical cure. sI1r. y. Will give One Hun
| dred Dollars to amy person who will prove sat
isfacturily to him that he was ctfred Of TINS
complaint by either OF the san Francisco
| uuaclSS
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To Females.

! When a fomale Is enegvated, or afflicted. with
disease, as weaknessof the back and limbs,
pain in the head, dimness Of sight, loss 9f
muscular power, palpitatlon Of the heart, irr,-
tics, derangement of digestive functions. gem
erai debility, vaginltis, all diseases OF the
womb, hysterla, sterility, and all other disea-
ses peculiar 10 females She should 20 or write
n oTce to the celebrated female DOCTOR, w. *.
Doherty, at his Medical Institute and consult
him about her troubles and disease. The Doc
tor is effectlng more cures than any other Phys
icihn In the State of California. Let no false
deiicney prevent you, but apply Immediately
and save yourself from painful sutferings and
premature death. All Married Ladies' whose
delicate health or other, circumstances prevent
an Increase in their families, should write OF
call At Dr. w. X, Doherty's Medical Institute
and they will receive every possible relief and
| help
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LENOX
TO rnE oITIzENs OF THn FORKS.

Forks, Sept. 26, 1874.
Editor Democrat:
Allow me, through the columns OF
the DEMOCRAT, to say a few words in
vindication of myself, and of truth
and fair dealing between those that
had ought to be neighbors, and to stop
the mouths of those that would be a
nuisance to, and a foul scab on the fair
face of good society, and in order to
do this in the present instance it will
be necessary, through painful duty
upon my part, to ventilate to some ex-
tent, the doings and name of certain
individual, who has persistently and
in the face of better information, cir
culated villainous lie respecting bus
mess in which Twas connected. Phys
cally he is.hunch-baeked and very dark
skinned, and his countenance is that OF
an Indian, but his physical deformity
is no comparison to the miserable de-
IOTniLy Vi LIS mural hdbuACI anu tAS
darkness of his skin is by no means
the blaclsest trait of the man. Hi
name is VIM. A. Paul, and to CRAFTY
his spleen and his selfish and malicious
disposition, he has been circulating
report, q suppose of his own concoct
ing) that had, without the consent'o
knowledge of the petitioners, changet
certain petition, and presented it a
changed, to the County Court of Linz
county, for the action of that honora
BILE body. Wonderful! wonderful, in
deed! and that / had positively refuse'
to comply with certain conditions con
cerning said petition. All of which
declare to be an unmitigated, wllfu
and malicious falsehood.
Now, what | did is this: BY tn
persistent request Of VIM. A. Pau
and the consent of the other petition
ers, / did change said petition.
" JASfEs CRA BTREE.
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wHHEAT-8I A BUSHaEA

N. Baum cannot pay this year. but he
informs the farmers and public in gem
eral that he has returned from San
Francisco with a large stock Of cloth
ing and furnishing goods, also, fancy
dress and dry goods, and full assort-
ment of general merchandise, which
he will sell at very low rates, accord
ing to present times. Give him call
before purchasing elsewhere and you
will do well...4s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-02

TWNHERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE RESI-.
n dence NJ the undersigned nt publie quetlon, N,
10 tho higheet bidder, on Friday October ~,
commencing Mt o'clock A. NJ, the iolioWlnE Il
described property Five heah Q, BVDn wv,i
burgy nnd harness, one COW and TWO fine hell
ers Iytons of hay, 200 bushels Of choice sseu
wleaf. one set Of carpehter's tools, tpsethel
with an rinds Of farming utensils anu hoaae nts,,,
plete, Termsi Twelve months credit, VIII
bond and approved security. l,,,,n
SEPT. 10, lS7i,-n5wi g. ~ bAbSN