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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
From Clarke County.


BERRfvTLLg, VA, FeSrpary M. 1874
The Circuit Court, Judge Turner presid
Ing. Is now in session. William Kennen and
Samuel Lake, indicted by the grand jury a.
the January term OF the County, Court fol
burglary, were tried on Monday and found
not guilty. s5 Il I. i. l.1S s.5
The tiwelling-honse Of Captain z. M.Edd,
near Wildwood, I'm this county, was entirely
destroyed By fire on the night of Che FIST.
The fire, it is thought. was accidental Loss
covered to an inconsiderable extent by tn-
surance. The roof OF the mill belonging TO
the same gentleman caught fire IN several
places, but the damage was small, the hre
having been extinguished by the prompt eff
forts Of neighbors. I
The citizens Of Clarke are congratulating
themselves upon the efficiency of their dele-
gate In securing for them the benefits Of O
dog.law. They know that there Is ct least
one man In the Legislature who has more
respect for the wool on the back Of single
sheep than for all the soool on the heads of
Jree-a,g9ers. Our people are so little accus-
toned te the contemplation Of grand moral
spectacle that they may be deficient in their
appreciation of a delegate who has every
dog in the State barking at his heels when
he speaks. 4 monument should be erected
in honor Of the legislator who has the genius
TO conceive that the revenues to be derived
from the growth of wool are even more de-
sirable than the full strength Of the negro
vote. The present indications are that but
f,,1r monuments aciU be erected. The dele
gate from Clarke gets the first. It's size VIII
depcnd upon the extent Of the tax. a GER
.ain fox.hunter Gin these parts" regards the
whole scheme rs detrimental TO the pest IN
tercsts of q free American citizen. ne says
Captain Lewis must either repeal the law OF
exempt his dogs. Y. H. liz
We know a fox-huntcr who is always near
legislators to whisper in their ears that there
is danger in voting for dog-taX.
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In to-day's Dispatch mention is made OF
"two monster hogs" slaughtered in Bucks
county, Pa, weighing respectively TAG and
594 pounds. Immediately following this
paragraph is an extract from letter from
Liberty, in the Lynchburg Ne,cS, descriptive
of another porker that pulled down the
scales at 1913 pounds. These "rooters y
sink into nsignifcanee when compared with
one described in the Virginia Gazette lWil'
liamsburg) of the 18th Of April 176S. When
four years old its weight was nearly tUetre
hundred pounds; in height, 81 feet; in
length, 81 feet. 1t was raised in Sussex
county by Henry Tyler, and was exhibited
in Williamsburg as the largest hog in the
world. (See Howe's Historical Collections
of Virginia, page 1922 S. S.
February 81, 1874.
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The WHIsKEy-RAlDE AND THEIR LEGAL
STATUs.-Judge Stafford, of Hillsboro', Ohio,
in bis decision granting an injunction re.
straining certain of the whiSkey-raiders, &C.,
says that "when such worship is made O
preteXt of breaking up a mans lawful trade
of interfering with the quiet and peaceable
enjoyment of bis own property; of bringing
him into public ridicule and disgrace OF
defaming his calling and character, and this
without intermission for six consecutive
weeks in the storms and colds of winter,
creating heart-burnings among neighbors,
defamation Of private character, and unset.
tied state of society-that, sir, is nuisance"
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letter from Dunyifle.

ICorrt~I.oEJenee OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
NAHvHIE, Va, February 2S, 1874.
ilany o. Armistead's old brigade" have
read my last letter they will now be glad to
hear that Charles Bilharz, who frequently
served as 4. a. A. &. under Colonel William
Il. Aylett, has passed clear of any share with
D. ". Cole in the embeZzIement OF United
Sales money charged against them. Cole
hlm>elf has been sent on for trial under
Judge RiFes. The Judge has granted him
i continuance till next term, but requires
INN TO give bail to the amount of five thou
sand dollars.
One Bowen, Of Halifax, and Martin Cay
,9A, Of Henry, have been found guilty of H.
Ac!t dlS,iIiing, and sentenced each to TWO
months imprisonment and Il fine Of one hun
trrh dollars.
roster and Redmond, who were arrested in
NAaF'otte Tor the murder of negro, as re.
i'""u In some Of the papers, were brought
AtI"' but sent back. l learn from very
ir'i'tc'aDic gentlemen from Charlotte this
evening that there Is no evidence against
r .,f eNctp. that Of Redmond, and that
n'uHoi'a l. not competent witness, he
N.ni"@ bcch lcnitcntiary convict.
nc Usual huuhcr Of people from the sur
ipuhu'hg couatry and the familiar faces of
l.!e lawyers from abroad are seen here dur
aug TUG present term OF Judge Rlyes's court.
an "Nftconstrucied johnny Kcb frequently
1rtl> on these gatherings with old comrades
"Nh Whom he used TO break bread in "the
'.'A'' That tried mems souls" and their
H'oiiachs. Himself known far and near to be
~. -. 'HcorriS!3Ic rebel, he scans with keen eve
=. .ne FEATURES OF any Of those old comrades US
u,, 'pProach him, and if the advance is
made obviously, or the old-fashioned grip is
no' gwen, the FIRST question johnny wants
~ aSk is, :" hats the matter. have Won
zone anything wrongW JOHNNY reports
20 me that he passes through this experience
more than once whenever the United States
Court holds its session In bis town.
To-day "Colonel" Fry-it is certain he is
moi captaiu--observed o gentleman Of gin.
.ser.bread color, we'll dressed, with specta-
sieu prov, busy taking notes during the
p1o3ress OF dry bankrupt case. Having
lsao something OF Mark Twain, the Colonel
~asancea, insinuatingly inquired the bust
hess OF bis friend, and proffered any assist
xnce 10 ms power. II am reporter for the
washington City Erd,n was the reply. "aud
VIII thank you for some pints,o "Certain.
" SAD the Colonel; "the most important
case Is that of the Henrys, who are to be
ssied for moving TOUR hundred acres OF land
nom the United States to Canada without
proper authority SO to do. 1t Is thought the
case will 60 against them" 81 am ohleepdst
70 you, sar, and will note dat. Do You
think they will have to move the land back
u Tue case goes 'gainst 'emt" ALPHA,
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Dpsrprcr,vp FIRE IN FHEDERrcK. Md

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN FREDERICK, Md
Frederick, Md., February 27.-Mr. Samuel
I. Brenge's stable was destroyed by fire this
morning. Several adjoining buildings were
also damaged, one, occupied by colored
family, very considerably. The celebrated
stallion "Wade Hampton" aged ten years,
and valued at $4,000, was burned to death !;
also, a sorrel horse, valued at $4,000; a
slack" valued at 5000; and dog, together
with buggy, harness, saddles, hay, &c. Mr.
Brengle was also painfully, if not seriously,
burned about the head, hands, and body, in
his efforts TO rescue his horses.
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DYING LY1SG.-Mary Costigan was muir
dered in Somers, Conn.,, last autumn. She
was found with her throat cut, but she lived
long enough to make sworn statement that
her assailant was Frank Powers, q negro OF
the neighborhood. She told circumstantial
story, and nobody doubted the guilt OF Pow
ers, who was at once arrested. Subsequent
revelations, however, showed that the real
murderer was her husband, and that the wife
died with perjury on her lips to shield him
from punishment for his crime. His trial
has just ended in his conviction Of man
Journal.
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A Doc IS NEVER SUSPECTED OF PERJURY
A case involving the ownership Of q dog was
decided in the Police Court Of Washington
last Friday by the little animal. The claim.
ants (women) were placed apart and ordered
to call the dog. One cried out, Pink; come
here, Pink"; but the other approaching the
whereat the dog laid Itself upon Its back and
parked 10 evident recognition of the feat that
it was expected to perform at the word
This settled the matter, and the dogs name
was decided TO be I" Major"
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III OI1Ctai--NHnf EClAL, g.f.e4 yr,<<.f5gt+s, /
! Il you' desire SET OF sHrRrs-eor 12-made
TO measure under your special instructions, WIN
takeyour measure, and make the same under your
direction, any time between this and MARCH 18TH,
the sszae to be delivered By the 10TH OF APRIL;
and1 WI allowa .es
LIBERAL DISCOUNT
from my regular prices, and upon my usual terms
to regular customers, for all orders received q. any
time by MARCH IL, 1874.
guarantee my SHIRT, % to NJ and material,
equal anyfn the market, being the same have
used or the past 20 YEARS without fault bv the
customers
An early CALLS desired by me Of the customers,
as SHALL cave soon or the North.
WIN. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
100 Main street.
See LONG FLAG ON MAIN STREET.
N.B.-My prieels SIS. SIS, eco for set of sta
sAirts-qudlity governing the price. Fit the same
In all qualities. fe27.eod3t
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SIMULTANEOUSLY
RICHMOND AND DANvILLR BAILRoAD Coz 2
RICHMOND, VA, December z, 1879. j
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS. "a, :.

Train No. l-SoUTHRRN ExP1Hss-leayeg Rich.
mond at sos A. n. arrives at Burkeviilo ut sos
A. NJ, arrives at Danyille at ] p. d, arrives sk
Greensboro ut $50 p. n. o.. .
Train No S-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
ExPREss-leaves Greensboro at 116 r. NJ; efs
riyes ut DanvIlle at $3.50 P. H., arrives at Burke
vile ut s:04 P. NJ, arrives at Richmond st 11:o2
p. NJ.
Train No s-THnoUaH MAn-ieayes Richmond
at AZ P. d.. arrives at Burkeville at A:56 No
arrives ut Danytle st 9:6S p. arrives ae Greens.
boro' at 1880 A. n.
No. ALTHOUGH MAH-leayes Greensboro q
2:15 A. n. 4; arrives at Danville at o24 A. H. q.
rives at Burkeyts at 1885 A. NJ; arrives q hic1'
mond ut 2:32 2. Ii. -.
Train No. 5-LYNCHBURG PAsslyGARlsSyca
Richmond at 9:42 A. H.. (; arrives at Buskevilis g
Train No. 6-BURKEvnLR AccoM1oDAIIoN;-
leaves Lynchburg at ESQ P. NJ, leaves Burkeynsa
1895 A. NJ: arrives st Richmond at TOO A. u.
Train No. connects at Burkeyille With Ialne
on the Atlantic, Mississippi ard Ohio railroad froa
Lynchburg and the South. Pullman palaoe-can
run from Richmond to Charlotte, andNrom CosS~
lotte to Atlanta and New Orleans without cnanGe:
Train No. makes close connection ut Chsrlos@
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile new
Orleans and all points South and Southwest.
Through tickets sold to all points south and e01ta
west, and baggage checked through.
T. NJ. B. TALC0TT,
d.o Engineer and Superintendent.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AID CHEsAH1AK1l
RAILROAD CokPANY,
RICHMOND. March 3, 1S7As- ]


ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
PA PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
viii Kih arpTe at at Richmond at 1850 a. Il uy snn
II lie Splendid splendid steamer HAVANA, Captain a: G.
Point and Baltimore TO run In connection With this
road, and will makethree trips week. leaving Msss
Point TUESDAYS TH 's sp SaS SAT Rs
mond al 8 PM, arriving at Baltimore next morning
in annie time to connect with traias lor me N1TSn
and West; and leave BALTIMORE a9sHAaS S,nec TIM
| At West Point with the train due at Rtohmona =
1890 next morning.
EREiG;HT TRAIN, for through freight Only.
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS, Ihursdays. ~ LII IT,
DAYS at a. NJ. Through freight received aa.$
fREGHT TRAIN Nth passsep ana " Vest Point
Ie or se Richmond on Mondays, Wednesday, ana
Fridays mt 5:so A. II. Local freight received Tues"
days, thursdays, and saturdSsyYs;u ro,.aKR-
superintendent.
WIN. BRAGG, Master Transnortat!on: no
: RICHMOND, FRED'G POTOMAC 4. y. Co,(
GEs TICKET TRs5sBTo asEsF is 1855
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTos
MAG RAiLROAD. -
UP DAY MALL leaves Byrd-srees 8aoon -
Up NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-strees station -
IL P. NJ. Except on Sundays.l
. UP ACCOMMODATIONle leaves broas-etfeoe 70
ton at p. NJ. Except Sundsys) -.
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-street ~
''f po = Si d n MAIL arrives a. Byraess ~.
ton at 4:6O A. d. feIcept On MondaYsl
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN axf1sSs -
Broad-street station at s:37 A. ID. te1cept ON oun
days.) ...u.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Brosd-stzeet aa a.SE
on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Frdays ~ - -
A. NJ, connecting at Ouanttco with tho AexAndE9
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning, aktIvSS
at Broad-s:reet station on Tuesdays Thufsosys Ans
Saturdays ut 8 z. n.
By order OF General superintendent. n~
s-r-ls7.E : sl;E1t j. B. GEMTKxs
oc Is General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, de,

A BBOTT'S UNITED STATES DIGEST,
IN FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO ! $40.
Volume just TO hand. Subscriptions solicited by
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Also for sale, the CODE OF VIRGINIA; l
volume, sc Q volumes, 50; volumes interviewed
with paper for notes and references to Subsequent
acts of the Legislature, $40. =
BRAlTHWAITE'S KETROsPECT, $3.50;
BULWER'S PARISIANS, 81;
OUIDA'S TWO LITTLE WOODEN SHOES,
$3.50; and all the other new works, at 1918 Main
street. fe 19-d&w
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J. Waller Baird, Mortimer F. Hansbrough,
Henry N. Mohler, and William W. Wilkins,
of Virginia, were among the young men
who graduated last week at the Baltimore
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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The Changers seem to be sweeping over
the country like mighty torrent. We are
told that there are fourteen organizations in
Rockingham county, y. C.-Danrllle Times.
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE on CLERK House OF DELRgATFS,7
BiCHAcED, February IL, 1874. s

OFFICE on CLERK House OF DELRaATES,7
RICHMOND, February II, 1874. s
FEgTKGTFI0RETT0FAF
- sEMBLYspproye April ID. lS73, j tis law.
lai for the Circnit Court Judges OF this CofnnUn.
their respective courts shalt he prescribed by law,
70 TX ne r nme lor holding such farms The terms
o. me FnIh circuit have been fxes as follows
18th. -
Reanaks-Aarcis L th,s July 1sth, ana Novem-
be? 9Th ~ rs ss's[f7R tE15F5 - = II
Floyd.-Aasei soth, Jaly sotb, and December
Sd. Efzs4: - So \ 80 :
Montgomery.-April 9th. August 9th, and De
cember 10th. s4.
Gtlss.-Apri1 1sshs August 24sh, and December
26th. j. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk of House OF Delegates Of Virgins.
fe 1S-2tawlm
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILr
" ROAD.-On and after January IL, 1875, d.!
passenger trains will run IS foloHs: as4-
ERnAf pIHIMnArN


FROM RICHMOND. Is
MAIL TRAN.-For Gordonsyille, Chariottnn-
Vile. Staunron. White Sulphur. Hinton. and all in
termedate stations daily Except Sunday nc $50
A. 81. This train connects at GordonSy,lle for
Orange, Culpeper, Warrenton, Manassas. Ale1an-
dria, Washington, and the North and ct ChAriottob
Vile for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Ohetto-
nooga. and the South. lg7 ~
ACCOMMODATION.-Fo Gordensyille and an
intermediate stations daily (eIcept6undAyi at 4:z6
2. M. This train connects at Gsrdonsyilis toE
Lynchburg. -. -. .,5..
lottesyille Saunton, Goshen, Cogngson, White But-
phur, Huntington, md all the stations between White
Sulphur and Huntington daily Except SaturdaJa
ut S:45 P. NJ. This train connects at Huntugton
with steamers Bostona and Fleetwood for Ctnctn,
natl and the West and Southwest. ~ sE@E
rates apply at A. w. CARRIERS, S26 Main streee,
at Office Ballard and Exchange Hotel and at the d.
pct on Broad street near Seventeenth.
EDGAR VLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent. j. 10
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OFFICE CLERK HousE OF DLEGArxs,l
RIcHhoSp, VA, January 30th, 1874. !
PY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
~ ASSEMBLY appEoved April ID, 1873. IL
Commonwealth, until fae times for holding the
terms OF their respective courts SHAH be pre-
terms. The terms Of the Fourth Circui have been
fixed as follows: 49,
P.tsylranta;- 18th, May 18Th, and
Aaltfas.:-February 25th, May 25th, and Sep
Patrtck.-March 18th, June 10th, and 0c,o-
Der 1st.
Heay.-March Goth, June 18th, and October
FIanklin.-April LIST, July 5th, and October
18th.
Danuitle.-June Goth and November Goth.
!. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk Of House Of Delegates of Virginia.
In 31-2awlm
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GLOSE-FLOWER SYRUP

GLOSE-FLOWER SYRUP
Is purely vegetable is pleasant and SAFE and unlike
all other cough and lung remedies. 1t contains no
opium, morphine, tartar emctic, ipecac, lobtiil,
stIuiIls mercury. or hydrocianic acid. The action
OF GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP upon the system Is
mild and benign-adapted to all ages, from the In
FAINT to & person Of threescore ana ten. Dont
neglect q cold and have TO pay either doctor $
or an undertakcr's bill. ,-,- ~, .
Grateful and erave-robed thousands proclaim the
wonderful virtues Of GLOBE-FLOWER S1RCf.
For sale by all druggists. ,o
Wholesale Agents,
10 s-nndSwtAfh1n Richmond. Va.
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1874. NOW IS THE II TIME 1874
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874.

ANY MAGAZINE Oh PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY
Ut. ELLYsON,
NEws-DEALKR. No 1112 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
in Newspapers, Books, Magazines, Games, Sta.
tionery, School-Books. Christmas Books, and all
articles required by the great reading pubic.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent by nail to any part Of the
country at the following rates, which are the pub
fishers lowest prices: ...
DAHIES.
New York Herald. 81 New York Tribune. 81 2
New York World. IL New York Times. IL
New York Sun....::. 9 New YORK journal
Richmond WING 90. 8 Richmond Enquirer. 8
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Plenty of ice has been put up in the north
erp States.
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THE DgACoNs FOUND DIFFICULTY
in making them strong enough.

in making them strong enough.
Mr.. Mccarthy said the public had been
exceedingly agitated by the announcement
of the council in The Times, and he knew OF
many who were looking forward to Friday
as day of exciting events. He considered
it strange that he had not been notified.
A visitor suggested that the publication OF
the affair had caused such stir as to brighten
the deacons lest they could not make case
as strong as they had led people to expect:
and that they were hunting around for
FRESH EVIDENCE.
Mr.. Mccarthy: wish 1 knew what they
were after. Perhaps l might help them
am dying to see what they have to bring
But there is one thing wish you would say
for me. 1t was stated in paper this morn
ing that I and my friends did not want an
investigation; that if l were relnstated and
all charges affecting my character Withdrawn
I would resign. That is utterly false. l
court an investigation. There is only one
thing they can say about me, so tar as can
imagine.
Reporter: And what is that?
Dir. Mccarthy: That ]. cat too much. /
admit | sometimes do that. Do you know
any persons who will swear against me!
Reporter: Will you go to the church
again?
MIR. Mccarthy: think not. have been
once and was not admitted, and that is enough
for legal purposes. If were to go to the
church on Sunday and attempt to preach
there would be a fight, and the house OF God
would be disgraced. No Christian or decent
person would induce such thing, but rather
submit to Il wrong.
MIR. Mccarthy further said that he should
not engage in the woman's movement, as he
believed them fully able to conduct their
own warfare, and men would only be an in.
reference.
THE SISTERS
who gather under Mr.. McCarthy's banner
had meeting on last evening at the house
of Mr. Burtls, opposite the church. They
asked all the blessings of heaven for Mr..
Mccarthy, and unburdened themselves to one
another. Perhaps some Of them waxed
warm in the course of the coniab, so that
they forgot all about the tone of their petit
tions. The conversation was decidedly ami
mated, and there was little hesitation in the
use OF significant and strong language, such
as the irate feminine can WELD more potently
than any other human whomsoyer. Thesit-
nation was discussed, and with 1t the sisters
were quite disguised. There were one or
two men at the council of war, as it might
not improperly be called, but they were pru-
dent enougtrto keep still. II is the opinion
of Mr. Burtis, who is one of the trustees,
that the way to beat the deacons is to get
majority of the trustees to demand that the
church be opened. The only trouble was
the getting of the majority. The women
were sure of one thing, that they would toi-
low MIR. Mccarthy TO the end.
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SIMMON'S HEPATIC COMPOUND,
- OR LIVER-CURF.-We have arranged with
HEPATIC COMPOUND, which is giving such uni
yersal satisfaction wherever introduced. All de-
ieved by tbis article us If by magic. Address all
orders to our wholesale agents, .Messrs. WOOD &
SONS, who will supply the trade at our regular
rates. z. l.. KING & Suns, froprietors,,
fe S-Sm COlulnDla, D. v.
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GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP

is bequeahing to postcrity one Of its greatest bes-
sIngs-sound lungs and Immunity from consump-
ton.
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IA 5-eol&wtAfh10
DYSPEPSY! DYSPEPSY!

~ -
large supply of TIVOLI LAG ER-BEER. This
beer from the celebrated Tivo brewery, is highly
recommended by physicians as u preventive and
alienation OF dyspepsy. For sale, whqlesale anu
retail, by WILL, d Euh Eh,
fe S-cOd6t S1U aaln street.
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SpecIal terms TO parties einooinS ior tnieS VI
"ofe pA2s- ]. ii. ELLYSOM. Newsdealer,
1ll2 Main street. Nenmond, va
IA 1O-d.sw&w
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Agent for the Vaccine Department New York
Dlspensary. fe2l
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LITTELL'S WING AGE, with either Of the
81 Weeklies Alonthlies, for s1U.
Specimen copies of any OF the above sent post.
paid to any address on receipt Of ten cents.
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PETERSBURG.
,..sazE or THE CHARTh'

,.x,vrEsAL SATISFACTION