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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-09
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" BRICK TENEMENT AND TWO VACANT
LOTS on THE WEST SIDE OF SEvEN-
TENTH OR VALLEY STREET, BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS, AT AUG
TION-In execution of 4 decree OF the Chancery
Court of Richmond entered % Of December, S73,
in the case of kinnaird Us. Kinnaird's executors,
the undersigned commissioners thereby appoIntesd,
will sell at auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY the 18th OF January, 1874, at O'CLOCK I.
81. the property referred to 10 the proceedlngs IN
said cause, and now occupied by Mr.. W. G. Cralie,
the same beginning on the west side OF Seveuteentn
street % feet south of Marshall street. fronting 20
feet running back 12O teet to in alley aud to the
track OF the Chesa peake and Ohio railroad. and en-
bracIng large fomr.story BRICK TESEMhSI;
besides, TWO VACANT LOTS, each OF 22 feet
front.
Bv reason Of its situation on very prominent
street ana It's communication with the railroad
this is regarded as very valuable proeerty for bust
ness purposes generally. and particularly so for
lumber or coal-yards, or for warehouses; The pro.
perty will lie sold In parcels, rs may be decided
upon ut the time Of sale.
TERMS: One-fnurth cash: balance at four. eight.
aud twelve months for Negotiable notes with In
terest added and title retained by the court until
VIZ i'''~~ EDWARD Y. CANNON,
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
Commissioners.
Cp,-DpS UrYTIA1S Auc.ioneers, Ia 7
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An Irish gaazier was putting pane of
glass into window, when q groom who was
ssassliDg BY began joking him, telling himi
to mind and Pot In plenty Of putty. The
aTshman bore the banter for some time, but
at last silenced his tormentor with: "Arrat,,
row, be off wild ye, or else I'll put pane In
yer head without any putty
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ITos the Dlpatch.]
Jam en- River Water.

~ Co-heen writes column for the Dispotcl
on this subject, and winds up with apropo
giti0nf which if carried into effect would
poison the good people in this town by the
wholesale. Water passing through unpro
tected pipes might be dangerous enough,
bnt CO-hee proposes to put something In the
reservoir which will impart to water power
200 oct certainly and energetically on lead.
He remarks: Should any plan ever be de-
I Stsed for making this water so pure as to act
on lead pipes, then barrel or too Of axp-
sam cast daily into The RESERVOIR would IN
-ati probability do away all :danger.s What
do chemists think of that? Some expert.
axkenE by Professor Horsford, of Cambridge,
sMass., are cited 10y Danal, in W hieh It APP
pears tbat Of the waters of five wells OF that
place analy zed, the only one which dissolved
lead after standing several hours tnsiead
pipes was that containing suspaate fine.
sypsun-in solution la large quantity
zlEdl) $3.50 s.a5s -
Very much may be said about the action
OF Wates and chemicals on lead, and au.
Saority cafa be quoted In abundance but tbe
public have had enough Of statistica chenlis.
ffy. We wish 10 abandon the lead-poison
subject with m Iii astlatiou at boyne, which
ut once exhibits the protective power Of the
clay aud the corrosive ton OF y clear water,
md practically covers the whole gropnd OF
aldiae1asion.
hsn tie river water vas ip.ssduced OF,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-09
BY james NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ONCE corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

vs,RITsTEFS SALE OF A PRETTY
BUILDING LOT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET BETWEEN GiLMER AND
GRAHAM STREETS, AT AUCTiON.-By virtue
Of a deed of trust executed by Anderson Iaylor 70
the subscriber dated AUGUST 81 1878, and duly re
corded in the clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery
ment OF certain negotiable notes therein mentioned:
default having been made In the payment OF one Of
said notes and at the request of the holder thereof
will proceed to sell at public auction: upon the
premises, on MONDAY the 18th Day OF Jar
fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted the LOT rs
above located, fronting 81 feet, and running back
between parallel lines 81 feet to an alley 1a 1eet
wide. =
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay the expenses OF
sale and note Of $50. 90, with interest from Pc
cembcr 21, 1873, until paid: and upon q credit as
to sSi so Til April FL, 1s74; as TO S32 20 TIL
August 81, 1874; as to S32.S2 I'LL December ~ :
1874 for negotiable notes secured by DEED OF
trust. Terms to any surplus will be made known
at tile hour Of sale. ,,
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & Son, AuctiOneers. ia z
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sWTANTED.-Fort the cheapest GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES, LADIES and GEN
.LOCKETS, CHARMS. &C., &c.,go to s. 4. WIN
STOCKS. LOAN. OFFICE. No. IL Fourteenth
srees SSn foa nd Pre- sa
presents at astonishingiy low prices. Give him
call, and You will save money by purchasing from
him. Don't forget the piace-No. II Fourteenth
street. under Exchange Hotel de 29-am
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BY Cook C Luughton. Auctioneers'
corpor Governor and franklin Streets.

TARM1NG UTENSILS, HORSE, CAR
RAGE, HAY. AND OATS, HOUSEHOLD
AMI KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C., &C., AT
ATCTioN-Att the request OF Mrs. W. L. Hart
SON, residing on the Williamsburg turnpike Just
Day next, the 9th instant, at III O'Clock df fnir.
( not, the following Ing WEDNesDAY .he i4th. at
premises, all the perishable properly on said farm
consisting in part of ' -A'
l REAPER and MOWER
! TW0-H0RSE WAGON,
GOOD FAMILY CARRIAGE,
SULkY, PLOUGHS, RAKES, and other farming
utensils: .., a6ifs1S
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OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATEs,3
YIcHMoSD, VA, December 90, 1879.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
ID ASSEMBLY approved April Q. 1873, y u
mon weslth, until the tunes for holding the terms
OF lheir respective courts shall be prsseriled py
law, TO tx the time for holding such terms; In:
BEDFORD County goth February, TIN May, arc
"A S SpUssts oouaty March, 2oih May, and
Nsts ass'eG 0satv.-I7th March, so,h May, and
s as ssa cSaaty.- as,h March, 10Th June, and
s eamps s Gaanty.-e.h April, 2oh June, and
18th October. ga !, e, - a. An s,cto.
w y ,'' - - ~ belt BiaaEAY
:. Clerk az House Of Delegates Or Strsiaist
de 23-2tSw1m 49, II X. I, ( VI & d q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-09

q FERTILIZERS.
17o CARBOHYDRATES.
yerer tests or come out. Of them with better re-
cord than
n SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
1t has been In use In Virginia since 1865, and
during that time Inns been applied to all kinds Of
soil under every variety OF season Evidence that
In the fact that since Its Introduction over
$4,000 TONS
have been sold 10 this marke: alone. and in letters
aud certificates from $3.50 8
ESQ. 5000 FARMERS aud PLANTERS
OF Virginia and North Carolina, who have used 1t
from one to eight years, all going to establish 1t
fact that, all things considered, II Is e.< ygas.
EQUAL To:ANY and SURPASSED By NONE.
We offer It with great confidence for use on the
tobacco. cotton, and corn crops TO be planted In
1874, the assurance that 1t is In all respects
Ing the materials which enter into ts composition
and the men who MANAGE It's manufaetgre, we y,
.st GUARANTEE THE STANDARD.
1t Is especially adapted 10 ptAST-HEDs. It's use
promotes growth, prevents the attacks Of the
]" fly, =, and makes healthy, stocky plants, with
thick leaves and an abundance OF roots, which
bear trans planting much better than those raised
with Peruvian guano. tgzrgs ~;
PRICE, ONLY $50 PER TON.
s5ss ]. -. ALLISON & ADDISON,
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina,
1920 and 1929 Cary street.
For sale at the Office Of the General AgeE Is, aud
by loca. agents ever where. Is ~ % 7-lM
. - = s,,,r,,y, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-09

Bl1lleelient and reliable CARRIAGE.HORSE,
large auaptlty.of OATS, HAY, and WHEAT
STRAW, both baled and loose.
ALSO,
FURNITURE.
IN Auctoncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-09
BYJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dtspatch.

TRUSTEE'SsALE OF ONE HUNDRED
land THIRTY! acre FARM WITH NJ
PROyEMENTS, TO BE Sold AT CHESTER
FIELD COURTHOUSE, MANCHESTER, VA,
January 18th. 1874, At 10 O'CLOCK NJ,
THAT BEING COURT DAY.-By virtue of deed
of trust from B. J. Kellan,, dated 9th day OF Au-
gust. 1879. and record In County Court OF Ches-
terrified, default having been made in payment Of q
certain negotiable note secured In said deed, and
being requested TO do by holder Of said note Twill
proceed to the highest bidder at public auction,
NJ the above time and place. that certain TRACT
OF LAND lying In Dale township of Chesterfield
county, near old courthouse, bounded by me lands
of 8. o. Duval, Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
Cheatham. and others, containing one hundred and
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CHRISTIAN UNION FOR 1874.
Mo cupnxs0s .OIJR ROYRn-GlSLs
= VIZ sShA AseeT fT aTfRS(,RIBkk.

These cnromos are from tse ss5as nie IKE and
,nd srt.st-hsnd that produced s Nus ulxlsi
Eass AsiseP sn Mu.Ie inches a.ges eas se Seirs
lastly se in lie siurs-soSss s isr artist
By the ssu az he cnRlsT!as
but they are The sole " oEsted Tor sale IS:
s uniu esn a he Drained only IN connection vs.
CHRISTIAN CfioS. v,,
S s. pR,cx ron MOUNTING Aap DslLs ,.,sa, ms ri.t
r,,hsr nsir OF elegant picture srsIp 70 he
be presented % srs1y g,sauds xRssorai price tes
cHRsTIASa g 6 lie subsess, Nj, VII 10
nGc. re picfnre-premiamst LINZ sesssa snd var
strongly mounted ON ssh caro- poAis'
nished, ready for framing. ..vs store.
" 1i'' j. 4. Kill YsON, Pubi,issenessfsa tn siresx
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-09

FOR RENT, several DESIRABLEEs
4 OFFICES, centrally located. Also, part8:a
Of our Office, corner Tenth and Bank Streets
" est End.
no LOAN, $4,000. on approved security, in
small sums. CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
ia SGT Auctfoneers and Real lSStnkeunualnrla
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-09

A DRAB-COLORED 'oVERCOAT WAS
"A taken Sunday morning from The rack at the
lining room OF the Exchange and Ballard Hotel.
containing In the pockets some papeys of poaSa,si
any person but tie z GGaeD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-09

AS ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY OF
IA Georp D. Pleasants Will sell at the auction
rooms Of Cook q Laughton, on FRIDAY, January
a,1S74, ut 10 A. 81, one GOLD WATCH; and
on SATGRDAY,January1 10, 1874, ut the horse
auction lot, at II H..
One HORSE,
49,; CART aud HARNESS,
Six head OF CATTLE. -
TERMS: Cash. +. II. CONNER. assgreeof
ja 9-2t George d. Peasants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-09

~ - - -, acres more OK less, with improvements
thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient III cash to pay expense OF SAFE e
and a negotiable note to the amount Oh Sooo.33
with interest to date of sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. ia l-tus
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xUCT16N e1AIaz311Iaf1D1ys
~S<~-~-SS7>c~~~r
~ BY te6k d IanEfltCn. Auetfeneeff Y
4 .corner eoysfpor and Fnnkiin streets,

r-ssi
.DIANOs. HANDSOME FURNITURE,
IL CIRCULAR SAW, T4nL EB, AND POWER
LATHE, sATAUCTgON.-THlS DAY at 10
o'clock we WI sell 1t bur auction rooms
i 6xOcIkY1 ROszwooD- CASE PIANO,
MAAoGAN AsK6-OCTAvE PIANOS, y
HTR1PEQ REPs PABLOR SUIT, Ia walnut;
cloth; ssbs ssrl ,5g4,,.
Several handsome WALNUT COTTAGE CHAMBER
a SUITS complete, With aud without msrbie top
pieces; u i
MAHOGANY and WAEHUT WARDRoBEs, MAR
nLE-ToP CABINETS and WAsHsTAEDe, and
.tzss -jPARLOR-IABLES, - ~
: WALNUT and OAK ExTEysfoN-TABLEs, II I.
MAHOGAEY SOFAS, ROCKERS. and CHAIRS;
JENNY LIND and other BEDSTEADS,
HAIR, SHOCK, and STRAW MATTRESSES; !.
FEATHER BEDS, HAT-RAcKs. ss%sta &
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRs, -s
SIDEBoARpS, TIG-SAFES, 49,. &
COOKING and UEATNG-STovES, &c. III
ALSO, Sc ~ ..itE 49,:
i CIRCULAR sAw, with power, and Gg-Saw at
tarhment, Tables, Betting, &C., completei
COOK LAU6HTON,
lao Aucioneers.
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TIC R RENT IT.. 4
REDUCED RENTS.

Es.sga BRICK HOUSE, sixteen rooms, No. 1905
Pheasant street. Strecker's Hitf, $500 scar.
Neat new FRAME HOUSE, five rooms, Pine
ssseet- two squares Of Monroe Park, s1s q month.
ss1lf square Of Monroe Park, 81 5 nronth. 3
Three new BRICK HOUSES, :fs1r rooms, be-
tween Clay and Ltash streets gear st. Marks
church, 5000 year.
FRAME HOUSE, six rooms; stable, &c. large
yard; west Clay and Kinney streets, opposite Rich
mond College; &12.6 month.
Six small HOUSES on Cherry street near Holly
wood, &6 month. Apply TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-09

A NEDIUM-SIZE WHITE SOW, with
"A black spots, has been taken UP by me. The
)WEer Will call, pay damages and expenses and
Iafe her away from Magnolia.
:! ~ 9-1tk N r. ROWE.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
4 GRE LOT IN SIDNEY, ON THE
IA SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET AT ITS
WESTERN TERMINATION, FOR SALE Il, aIa m
authorized to sell low for cash an ACRE LOI a.
above, 170x1 80 feet. Price, IS per front ioOt -
Mr.. Brown. ApDly to w. GODDlN,
: In & or frI ~ Auctioneer.
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LOST, sTRAYED, dc.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-L0ST, on
II "wednesday, January 7th, on Fourth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh, COLD CHAIN-BRa CE.
LET The finder Win reccfvc arcward Of 81 by
lea Wig the same at this Office. la 9-3t*
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- Please return the
80! ne post-odlee TO Box 81 E x 7sst
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n M nrnnertg known as Ga

nor RENT, neat BRICK DIV , E5G E:i
/ ING containing six rooms VIII Family, No.
n7 f t~U between Fifth and sixth SIJrToN.
to 207 Aiain street.
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1874. NJ" 10 TIE TO ii"A 1914.

ANY MAGAZINE OK PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY
J, L. ELLYSON,
NEws-DEALER, No lll2 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
rionery, School-Books, Christmas Books, and all
articles required by the great reading public
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent BY mail to any part OF the
country ut the Following rates, which are the pub
fishers lowest prices:
DALIES.
, 1874-09-07

tho many "put-up Jobs" tl'oso boys nro con.
stantty prnctiotnR, and thtH ono waH clloson boz
oa,,so l,o WAS noted for hts thrift and shtowd.
ness but, fortunately, did not hnd mr.; brown
"tho old oovo In tho big onloe dlln't soil worth
THO bcst cot1rso to purane in all such caacs
will DO to tsko no atool IN any story told by ono
poraon who eau troat them. .aftor learning tho
truth In regard to thcm. This bustness can 10
stupped entiraly it pooplo will net intollgontiy
and not Bivo way no easily to their impulses.
It Ia our bounden duty to ECO TINT ovcry l,ouao-
loss boy III our streota Is put under such whole
sary. Why should boy without parental coll
troll lo allowed to ohooHe Lila way and mndo at
lifo? H. he any. better fitted, by being i,oma-
loHH. to Judge for l1lnac1f7 surely wo hayo .
s To- tScss i oo N f'WS VII f IN Gs s ss ess
Of our County Jail7 Tlay aro mostly boys from
lo 70 - yoara Of age, aud though not always
parontloas, thoy aro nopp tho loss honolesas and
without n!ly QUO to ndvHo or direct tllerl. What
spnssr prso tin ee that th0T af' found as inmates OF
i's eau aud must change this; and no shall
not I'LL tho lnea8,,re Of onr responsibility unMl
we laayc become, through Institutions fitted for
tho work., tue guardians aud educatorB OF every
purposs 10 make ito q 7'Neusbors' Homo" ono 81
thoao saving agencies. Ivory doyice and app's.
1nc0 which practioo md expatfonca hRVo rro!yol
Of value viii 10 brought into uao: Whom boy
IL found 20 domoralt2od aa to mako It necessary
to take him out Of tho street entirely, employ.
ment will bo provided for him III tho Home" !"
mud oducation III. all tho common studies.
Gho public hnre yet aolnGthinB to do in tho
way Of tnoaua Ia complete au1 equip our now
bn{lalng on Quincy strect. We need about
$4,000 to put tho building In complete working
ordor, mud no shall then have aproporty free from
i,cunlbranoo, worth S25, 0oQ. Any QUO wishing
can apply to N, y. bouto,1, j. McGrogor Adams,
N. X. Fairbaulk, Z. X. Hubbard 8. N. Moore, or
DR.. Lon. O. Miller. ". d, BILLINGS,
doneyal superintendent. .
DutoAqo, Sept. q, 1874.
, 1874-09-07
RAILROAD NEWS.

TIE NEW CINCINNATI LINE.
Whenever two railroad companies which pro-
yioualy wete ut aworda-poiuta suddenly beeomo
warm friends, aud mako AL offensive aud do.
fenstve treaty pooling all their earnings, it may
Hafoly bo put down that a raid Oh tue publlcs
pockets IL intondad. Previous to tho consumlaa.
tion Of the Kankakoe aud pan-Hanulo pool thare
WAS considerable competition to Cincinnati, and
the faro to that city was rather reasonable, but
now tho ratos thoro are higher than to any other
place at tho same distance. Tho Kankakco and
psn.Handlo Roads arc tho only oucs leauing to
that city al preaant. and therefore tho
public l1as to submit to their extortlon.
But thoir gana will soou bo at M
end. Tho Chicago, Danyllo Is Vincennos Tail :
road WILL have another short limo to Cincinnati as
Aoon aa they hnyo finished, the road from 1foopns-
ton to Telro Iautc. which iB but Bhoit iia-
intention Of the managers Of tLla road to make
tho larcs to clncinnstl M low III posrihlc. anu
give tho pool oil t1e fight 1t wants. Tho lalt!.
',ora Il Ohio Rairoad, when solnEsassss. w1s!
also co!npcte for thosa points, and DO its best
to broak up Tho ronopollzin pool 10y lttlo ,lalI
PIE is bast nhown by tho iact tlMt t,,e1' .hey
for tho sae ct tiolota Sunday after
noons, which was only .riRht hoeauso l., nc nc
can afford to 10 iniepottlont. thoy will keep
op"n sunday mornings only, when people WISH
to 60 to church. They have tried hard to enlist
tile otlior downtown Offices in tho aaIne move
ment hut tho tiukot-agen!h Of tho uhcsyo \
Northwestern. Chicago, milwaukee, : 81. lanl
tehtlou to keop onon Sundays from 10 4. IN, to
=. H., as heretofore.
FARE TO THE Easr.
The faro from Chicago to Boston via Buffalo
, 1874-09-07
Ch|uago l. LRllo Huron. Work will DO conf
fnDnrod at onto,

john Clino, young man ougaEcd M cagor
1T the Union coal shaft, In IlnAalo Contrc. Ca
caped nuildon md torriblo doatll OH Saturday
by m exercise Of agility and strength, which
aoon,B Incredible. Tho working Bllaft ia dlvtcd
cage. containing All ompty car on tho ono
hand, and loaded cns OIL tho other, al
tornntoly ncontla and tloaconda. BY 1nEutsko
Ito puufod M ompty oar into tho
tiio bottom, in8toaa Of tho top. ObHorylng l,a
,nlatala just M the car waa passing tho brink,
lio trlatl Ia hold it. npd wua drawn Into tho aatt.
After falling distance Of 1,oa,ly 90 feet, ho
cauxht hold Of tho Iron cabo hangin9 porpon-
fns s0f sro nS ens I'll s roo as io~eied 10 It'll liz
rntinf.
, 1874-09-07

ondnR MI who wantol auc sit,latlon to cali on
this thonday) morning at O'Clock sharp. 1t tho CORNER
Of osnal and Fulton atrcoIa+ tsto this mot',od Of
informing all who may contemplate calling on moln
hopo cf occurring the sit,lato1, tat d!l not lnasrt
q. 0, AyE1r,
, 1874-09-07

Manufacturers Of al tno goods, threads, laces, cc.,
at homo mud III Earopu usp Kaastosas pswe8e sssrea.
No other artIcle cau produce 10 tlne finish,
, 1874-09-07

cau add cubi 10 Its aaturo. but by uang 6ozodont
he may all to thu beauty and durability Of hiH ce
aud theraby to lts popularity With tho adorable ss1
, 1874-09-07

PIANOS md Organs to Rent.
large assortment Of superior instruments for rent
at Is to $l3 per mouth. 1sent doducsed II purchased
Lyon Il uealy, Htato h Monroe stteets.
, 1874-09-07
Haines Rroa'. Planpa,
pgeca exceedingly reasonable.
Warranted tlrbt-class In quality.
lteod,s Tomple Of 0fusio, % Van Duren atrest.

The Improved "Phalon N, D. oeraus"
Ia e1qiHite ralon4 Hair Invigurator Is established
ara eplcudld mud refreshing hair aud scalp tonic.
Van gthaacH, Stevenson l. Reid, Wholesale Agents.
, 1874-09-07
REAL EETAtrE WANTED.


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