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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-14

BUFFALO SPRINGS, ,MECkLENBUR RG
q COUNTY, VA.-RECENf ntSrOFEki OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, dcci .edy ilnpr.gnd-
ted with the celebrated " salts of iithihV these
Springs open for the reception Of visitors on Inc
FIRST OB JUNE, 1874
In most OF the chronic forms OF disease regarded
a. remedial bt mineral waters these Springs ENJOY
Il dcseryedy high reputation.
In general adaptation and curative power In dis
eases Of in dyspepsia in IL prottar ior'rS
in chronic Intermittent fevers, and in all diseases
generated by malaral poisJns, they are without a
riy:L among III, Ecdicin:l waters ot America. 1he
PROPRIETOR is that this III very strong ciilIi
The public will jujsc ii 1t be sustaihed BY The teS;!
monials submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valnab.
springs have been discovered At this place. One Oh
Tuurv Of Baltimore, Is decidedly inpregnatei " I'D
the sS:,lfs or Lthi:-" which sls given such ceie.
briiy to the Gettysburg spring In oar own country
and TO the AK /. Cliappclle aud sichy watcrs ol
lhc continent, Of Europe. aud wA!ch Is go h'Sh'E
esteemed In the medical World as remedy H.
sout rh-um itsln :iu;i in kidney aId Bladder atc-
louS. r-,.,,. =,
Pennsylvania says: "lrrc Is perhaps 10 o'l"l
r, ,ucGv from which r'Iua! efficacy may Ue cAlect+d
Ia ihc removal OF the deposits o; the ura!e OF soi
.n th. Joints and -ament0us Tissues IL SoltS pa
tienls and in preventing the deposits III the hh!'
n.ys ami urllary p.ss.g's. .,,,
Il may DC worthy OF noIe h3: lils - 'ht "ttt.
Snrin- in Virginia In which this salt Is founc
ofnerwis, than the u!erest iri,c'. ,,.,
prnuhcts cu:,laiuiCZ anlly5ls. TESTIMONIALS. @c
can be had on application 10 hessIS. IchtELL
IApD & CO.. druggists, or +Gtsars. " Es!. jolly
SToy c Co., oksclers, Main street, Rlch!hrhi'
va or I,y addressing the und.rsisneG al loEuton
Va Zap 24-dxw4ml THOMAS + NoooA.
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F,-s9- THE BEST TOOIH-POWDER.
MEADE & EAkFR'S

SApO NINE DEN THRICE,
The most c,.cacious and elegant preparation hfo"h
f,., preserving ard whitening th- teeth. tSrd and
recommended 10y u,!r bcs. dentists Prepared Only
Ly MEADE / BAkEH, Pharmacists,
9JS A!ain street.
Sold by druggists generally. Price, 90 cents 4
box. a" =
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AMUsEMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND PICNIC AT THE STATE
FAIRGROUNDS
FOR THE BCNEFlT OF ST PETERS
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL,
MONDAY, AUGUST II, 1874.

Every arrangement has been made Tor the com
fort and cuiovmcrt OF visitors. Music furnished by
4 fine orchestral band.
Admission. soc: children. 25c.
Trains will run from the Broad-Strett depot IT
regular intervals throughout the day.
General superintendent. }. W. Laubc Assistant
Superintendent. Thomas Cox.
Floor committee: ID. Br rtnnln, Thomas Byrnc.
F. redmond, Juan A. PiZ2ini, John Riley. NJ.
By ron, j. Hart, /. II. Whcan, Jonn Mess.cr. John
RyaIl au IL 81
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PEMBRoKE WHITE DREsS-SuIRTS-bcst fitting
shirts in The market-ready- y-maie or made to order
by E. B. SPENCE & Son, Merchant TaiIors, 1900
Main trnn
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LADIES. Ii You wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS, or have work done, go to Il. FERRANDlSI
the only practical hair dresser in this city. Estab
lishcd In 1868. Al No. G13 Broad street.
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PERSONAL.
PERSONAL.
THE "SPRIN G-STREEr- HOME

THE "SPRIN G-STREEr- HOMt,'
4 RICHMOND, Va, is now epen f"r me istTp-
tlon of ali the unfuriunatcsn y VI our Stale Nho
really desire 10 support themselves 10y honest IL
lustry. The large grounds attached TO the asy:nln
will furnish ample space for recreailo:i.
&C. The only means employed 10 bring tnc crt.n1l t.1l
back TO life Of usefulness and reSp.ctSb!ity ".h
b. biudn.ss and aitec,ion. When fully resOiyc: 20
leave the Home" they will oc allowed 10 DO 81.
r. however, they con form To The regulations oi tie
institution, and 20 ont to situations with Tue ap-
proyal OF the managers tEeg VIII be ever aitr "'i'
come To RETURN should sickness or misfortune over
tuht them This I" Home, is slstIihed ~ private
contributions. aud a.y aid from town OF country
will be Thankfully received; Anplicauon dpr ad-
NJ H.. No TIA Franklin street; Judge Robert
Ould. Maln between Eleventh and Twelfth Slr.ess !;
= a. k0I,uy, Fsu., corner of Main aud kifsl
streets; j. 5 WeEford, NJ. D., Grace between Third
and Fourth streets.
n.ss. au 7-2Lawlm N
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TRAvBL TO THE MoUSTAlSs.-The travel
to the mountains from this city has very con-
siderably increased in the past tive or six
DAYS.
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Stock ExCuANGE.--Thcre has been no
transaction at the Stock Board since the l1th
instant
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M1SERAL NJ wAIhEs:
WHITE SULPHUR. Greenbrier;
RUCkERIDGE ALUM,
HEALING SPRINGS,
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
CAPOS SPRINGS.
ALSO,
waters from various springs. SARAIGGA, tn NSm
York and the genuine FREDERlCkSHALL blI.
TER WATER. All received dlfecf. For saie ~
Wholesale aud retail by
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Druggists,
my 90 Agent NlrelnlA SprIn2S WIZ. >
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AltErmoltd 1ispatrlr.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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DRO BONO PUBLFC0.-Genrlemen's 8
cicihirg ,aaeii soiiea fadssi or eo9s o.;isfMl,s
n5,ica and moderate prices. MOURNING g y,Lss yols
r,.n,.y,f.a 4 II articles CO.uRED or ELEhNfD
! "a = 49, =. .i.,s. n. IL M NChtNSEi'S
IN a''s ''' S,eaaa I've Works.
an A.ea,]9m Aiarsn.il strSes ilaar ktfth q
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EsTSGSESts CHANCES.

OK 0Oo 10 INYESE IN OLD Or
SD.UUO NEW MORTGAGES On CITY
PROPERTY. Terms easy. For further informa-
tion apply 10 W Is. Rob'No.
an "a 1T No. 1905 Bn street.
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4 UGUsT 3, 1874.

4 UGUST 3, 1874.
T. K. PRICE & CO.,
have just opened
NEW SEE BAND PRINTS,
IRISH Linens and BLACK SILKS;
NECK RUFFLISGS in variety;
BLACK and IoIoRED KID GLOVES;
LADIES BLACK SILK GLoyES-hest;
WASH NtTTS and BLACK sIIK NETT;
IlAHBuhG EDGES and ISsEETlNCS;
WHITE ORGANDIEs, VICTORIA Lawns,
STRIPED LAWNS FOR P0LAEAIsES;
BCCK and Isle GAUSTLETs:
LINENS for sriting and travelling.
IN order to MAKE room for new stock, all the
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
will be sold of without regard to cost. Great jobi
offer, Il In them l., those in want. aus
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SlSatakis fsEseassSS
SlS;Mkk kESeskES
THE LITHIA WATER
AT
BUFFALO SPRINGS
PROMPT RkLIEr GIVEN PY IT TO PAIN
FUL BLADDER AFFECTION OF TWO
YEARS STANDING.

Case Of Mr.. george D. Cole, IF Warren county y. c.
BUFFALO SPRINGS Va, August 10, 1874.
C'0lo,.ei Thomas f. Go0de; Dear Sir,-For two
years have been the vcI in Of Il most distressing
affection OF the bladder, The passage of my urine
occ;ts0niug grea; pain 1T The tue ard con- inuiug
far some time afterwards. liuripg this period |
was treated 1T time for four months cOntnu-
0usy by one Of the most skilltui physicians Of INV
section of country. but no mcdicluc atf ,r,led me
even Temporary relief. One week ago arrived at
ticse Springs, and Com!Eean the use of the Ii hia
wa:cr. In twenty-four hours experienced decided
re ef- and am now perfectly free from every uu-
pleasant symptom.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE D. CoLR,
of Warren county, y. T..
GRAVEL or MANY YEARS STANDING RELIEVED
BY The LIrllIA WATER.
Case Of Mrs. Henry L4tuS or Heckienborg county,
Stuted Jy Dr. James Shetton
BUFFALO SPRINGS, VA, August o. 1874.
C0lO,.ei G0ode: In compliance with your request
| give You Il statement of the ease of Mrs. Henry
Lotus. She has been great sufferer from gravel
for a number Of years, medical treatment accom-
uishing nothing for ner beyond II mitigation Of suf-
f.ring. She recently began the use Of the Litiiia
u ater here, anu in u few days dsch Urged withsut
pain n gravel weighing, ain c0nfpcnt, not less
than twenty grains, which is now 10 my possession.
Yours. respectfully,
au l2-tOdtt JAMES SHELTON, h. ID.
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SEED WHEAT.
1000 bushels OF celebrated FULTZ WHEAT of
very fine quality for sale.
an lr. nctlyered 1t Three Mile lock on canal, or
ut Srwstc id on river below the city, or II Rich
''''' y. A. CRENSHAW.
ou1o1m Richmond, Va.
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NEW MOURNING GOODS.

NEW MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK GRENADISES, R0MBAZtSES,
TAMESE. MOIIAIKS, ALPhCAS,
BOMBAZISE CLOTHS, VILoUR DE NICE,
AUSTRALIANS CREPES,
ENGLISH CREPEs, CRAZE Wells,
BLACK CASIlMFRES, CRErE DE ALMY.
BLACK DE LANES, &C &c,
on band and es pcctcd by
al3 r. r. PRICE ( co.
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~,IHITFZES PA Rk, DE-

CCHUrZEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL
- SUMNER RETREAT. FINE SCEhEk
&c. &c rhis beautiful Park having been r.
Gently fixed UP and put In thorough order, Is for
rent to Lodges. Orders. private parties. &c, &c.
Being on tn. bank Of the river. II entn!lands the
tjrnSf view of any establishment Of its Kind near
the city. There IS on the ground new and Gle.
gaat pavilion for dancing. Sc.
The Park is open daily for The reception OF Visl.
tors. No pains nor eXiiclsc have been spared 10
make II the equal OF any place Of amusement III the
CITY. Good order will bc strictly entorctd Apply
on the grounds or through post-oihce box ~
49, " YUESGLING & 60,
;.o,3m Propr etOrs.
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,nO PRINTERS. BINDERS, AND PUB

fEO PRINTERS, BINDERS, aND L O'-
1 LISHERS.-Thc subscribers manufacture ko-
TAHI PRINTING PRESS ). with IRON tWo 70 70 zen
impression cl finders also. .PkkFsCTiNG rHt.>s-
rs of various descriptions, with two or more
sou cylinders to he used with type or stereotype.
and with one To six FEEDER, or VIII rolls o! paper
SISG;i'E and DOUBLE CYLINDER PRESS r.S
BED and PLArEE POWER pRESs, t.r D9oH tS.,
work. NEW STOP CYLINDER PisES-, WIN
table distribution and from fonr 10 ictl-iorm rollers
for the finest illusI Irtcd newspapers am tls nts
hook AVID wood-cut work. SMALL JOB, nAi;D,
KsII.ROAD-TlCkLT and COCtON RI E,SE.S e.. -
SINGLE LARGE HAND ClLlNDES iRESS
aud siNGLE HAND CiLlNDER kAlLMA Al
likESS, for newspapers Of moderate crcnlatiohs,
rrin1iug BY hand-power eight hundred impressions
per hour. lso furnish every article required ID II
Uut;RAPHIC POWER PRkSSsS. HYDaaULlC
and SCREW PEEsSES: BOOkBiND,ERMS. K .,:an MA
IHlSkRY: also. MACHINERY FOR ELECIRO-
TYrkKS anu SrEREOTIP CASTS EEL
SANS with impr,.ved inserted teeth. The above
urc all manufactured OWE preiii -cs, under
our personal supervision, of the best material ana
workmanslip. Illustrated catalogues sent on ap-
plicalon. Il. liCE ~.
Office and Warerooms 30 aud 81 Gold street. New
YORK. Manufactories on urand, Broolne, sheriff,
aud Columbia streets, New York. ali Ism
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Two THE PLEASURE RIDERS


Two THE PLEASURE RIDERS
L OF THE CIiY.
TIE RICHMOND AND HEERiC0 TURNPIKE
is now opcn The public for -four miles, and Is we
have very cheap tolls snh 4 good road. hope the
citizens OF Richmond who have been using the road
for tl p year will cuniuu" io do Citizens not
Knowing where TO lind III: road will 20 on. Second
street from ShockOe Hill. and seventeenth street
from Church Hll both streets leading into the turn
nike They viii also lind on the road three 3l tine
springs Ia rct water from without trouble, and line
woods To drive through two miles from the city.
Bv going out the Richmond aud Ilcurico Turnpike
Won have, three ether roads to return to The city,
avoiding the necessity ofcoming back the same way.
TOLLS:
onchorse buggy over the road. ............... Sc.
one horse buggy over the road and rciurn.... DC.
wo-horse buggy. carriage, &c, over the road Oc
Two-horsc buggy carriage, &C., over the roaa
Season tickets can he had 1T the gates tor 80 mo
ney 10 he spent in improving The road.
IL 1s-codlmt ". =. EDMUNit, President.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
counling-room Thursday, August 18th:
6 \. NJ. 3 z. NJ. 3 7. NJ.
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EsssI. aTKAYEfy, &c.

NOUN D.-Found several days aeo q
Il BUNDLE Of LApIES' USDER%E 4,
which the owner cun get oy paying for this adv"r
tIscmcrr aad identifying The same. apply at No.
100. corner VI Seventh and tranSii i streets.
au li-lt+
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THE HEALING SPRINGS
ION the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio ralroad),
BATH COUNTY, VA,
&. 81. QUARLES, MANAGER,
will be kept orcn for the reception Of visitors to
the lSr OF OCTOBER,
with Recommendations for three hundred persons.

These Springs. situated In the bcauti. nj Warm
Springs valley. are accessible from tovingtOD, on
the Cnesapcakc and Ohio railroad, over line turn
ing I'm full view ut the celebrated Failing springs
ana the magn,licau: scenery on Jackson's river.
Jc air Is pure. dry and hracins, ana logs, so
common in mountainous regions, are here almost
unknown. " ,
The. bal hing Is delightful and cNhilara'ing. Pure
frcr,jonc water FROM the molutsinS /, conveyed by
pipes through the buildings and grounds for all
purposes. ,
Music by kcssnch's Baud, and ample facilities
for amusement and recreation provided.
Telegraph ana t-oi"c In the hotel.
Board. 50 per day; Sl7.5O per week ana StQ
pcr month. Children under ten years and coorcd
servants half price.
NJ. d. HOrsToN, VI. D., resident phi! sician.
Descriptive pamphlets 10 be had OF Slcssrs. PrR-
CELL. LADD & Co, Richmond or of the manager
Al tie Springs. b. Al. QUA3LsS.
au l2-dl2t hlabiSer
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EECURssONS.

The officers AID Members take pleaSur. I'm an
ncuncing 10 their many Tries sds trst they will spare
no usinS to make this The MOST SkLrCr rN-
CURslON OF THE Sc. N. The committee
will that no improper characters are allowed on
the train.
TX. Governor Gilbert G.. Walker has accepted nm
invitation 10 accompany The excursion, ana viii
deliver an appropriate address.
McCann's Brass and string Band has been en-
gagci for III. OCCASION.
j rain viii leave The York River depot at 7:3o A.
VI aud return at 1870 Z. NJ.
TICKETS: Gcutlcmen II ladies' ana chi!dren
soc. For sale only ny members of the Lodge
,OMyITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: >. k. Lamp
kin r. T. briggs. George h. huflin, W.J. Davis, r..
u. Cook Philip Viii lock, ). K. Pcrduc, >. !, Mat
thcws au 10-Gt
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and auctioDeer,
LIE Main street, Opposite DispNtCh OUice.

EOR RENT, the entire HOUSE lSoxs:s
4 admiral adapted for frs;-ciass board Ea1&
ing-h uscJ No $ Fourteenth sisct two doors soatl!
ot Main. II has a flc -TD,tt- WIN counters,
shelving e. compl.tr: w,nlid make iluc rcsirii-
rant Il good dry cellar. hoorcd and ptsicrcd-weE
adapieu tor IA harb.r stioJn.
I he upper portion 1. ~ we'll appointed In th
division OF rooms tb@.H2 eight large ana several
snaID anu la the hxttrcs-Surh AZ stationary wash
b;,sns. bath rooms, closets, 2c.-as any b DE ilnd
for rboardhg-housc purposes; viii rent separately
or us a Whole: and 10 secure an immediate tena.l.
the rent will Dc very reasonable Apply 10
j. THO1iPSON BROWN.
all S CT a Agent.
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FOR RENT.
EARMS FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, new FRAME DWELL. a
II ING on Twenty-frth, near Clay street lss:.i 81
continuing hvr rooms &c.
FIR kFNT-FnAMED COTTAGE on e,va
between T~enty-Sfth and Twenty six tn stre.:.,
cortaili & five ruOIls. &C.
fOR RESI.-BklIK DWELLING on Twenty
hfth street. between BROAD and Marshall streets,
eiyht rooms Kitchen. SC.
FOX kEkT.-Those two new and attractive lite
FRAMED Tr.SEMt.S Is on the east line Of 4 hir-
tieth. between Leigh ani 81 str,eH, contaung
three rooms each. LYME L BRUIHkE.
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MLLBORO' HOUSE
lH AND

I'll RI ST i l. 4 ii 4 - l. ID + - H. ~ -
r. L. YA2BROEGH. .PRorKIEToR,
MuLBORo' LEpOr, BArn CpuS STf, Va"
now open for the accommodation OF VISITORS ;n'
th. travelling public. BiTerginS point for BAH
Slum. Warm. Hot, jordan Alum, and Rockbrid@c
Alum Springs. stages for all tie aoIve n!ness S
twice daily Accommod .dons first-ct'ss Charges
For terms and Information address the pronrle-
lar % ''i'"' ~ my l6-3m
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COM.
~ PANY.- On and after this date there will be-
hut TWO CARS on the upper route between
Broad street 1T Adams and Hollywood. They VIII
connect with four down. town ears, which Will be
known by being placardcd = 'Hollywood.n Persons
taking the other cars Will not be carried beyond
Adams street, 0u IL Nv
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA,
INCORPORATED IN 1884,
ONCE corner TENTH AND BANK STREET,
!usurcs buildings by perpetual or annual policies
Losses cttutably adjust and promptly Iftld.
Eotice Is hereby given Of our liens FOR quotas on
Insured property To lawyers and others inyestigat
igg titles, aud 10 purchasers. r,
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent
JOHN i. DA ANFCkTH. Secretary.
HENRY ID. DhNFORTH,
Assistant Secretary.
je 5-3m sAML IL fVLI'taA' N0iiee''i'
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4 RARE BUSINESS CHANCE.
VALUABLE DRUG STORE FOR SALE Al
AUCTION,

The old and ~ell.estabish"d drug business ti2r-
and Thru streets. Rlchuomd, Va inclnaing
4 wcll-assorten stock Of DRUGS. MEDlClNts.
snien,Iid SODA FOUNTAIN con picte, iS clicrca
for sale privately unit! MONDAY, August ~,
1874, when. If 10, dispose. of. II WIN bc soia a.
puDlic auction at | ! O'Clock A. NJ. oi that dag'
For farther Information address >,
au lO-Sl, " .Th. .F,S&M-Gt kicJu"ni' W.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-08
GROCERIES,
BY
JOHN GREEN.

All kinds of Groceries kept constantly
on hand, and for sale for Cash, or Ready
Pay only. 10 80
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From CLIFTON.
The roads are quite passable.

The roads are quite passable.
Seeding pretty much all done.
For spring blossoms aud fish 60 to
Clifton hollow.
We are again greeted with the
familiar sound of the Boats passing on
the lake.
That fascinating game, croquet, is
INDUCED in through our neighborhood
BY old aud young.
Herb. Mason, of Prescott, that
Yankee Dutchman," passed through
here few days since selling yankee no
tons AS pedlar, Herb. is a success.
james Schofeld has lost sorrel
mare colt, two years old, and any infar-
nation leading to her recovery, will be
thankfully received, aud the informer
suitably rewarded.
There has been a number of the
canine tribe put to death in this region
.or their fondne5s for matton; others are
being threatened. IL would be well
for those owning dogs not to tie them
too loosely.
The last wag of the hammer with
out more money. That blind animal
OF s. McIlroy's is still under the ham
mer; he declares if he can't sell he will
give away; ask and We shall receive.
A person wanting an animal to hack
around with would do well to come and
look at the ''critter."
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From Gilman.
APRIL 29th.-The snow has finaI


APRIL 29th.-The snow has finally
vanished.
Spring seeding has commenced
here.
Roads are just tolerable, but i'm.
proving daily.
The first improvement of our town
for 1874 ill b. the Gilman Post Office.
Post Master, U. Il. Halls. Thanks to
you, MIR. Editor, and all who have aid
ed us in the enterprise of the new Mail
Route.
-Neighbors, now is the time to sub
scribe for the. Rarer Falls Journal.
The new mail conveniences will bring
you the news fresh aud damp from the
press. Only one dollar year; aud we
hear that by recent law, county papers
again so free of postage.
Our neighbors on section 2, hav-
ing patented their land, are now seized
with the improvement epidemic. Steiner
Kindson's new house is progressing
toward completion, and Tollifr Johns on S
is nearly ready for its Mistress; while
other new buildings and farming con-
veniences menace the section.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MARTIN Il. CADY, A. M,
Questions Used at the Recent
Examinations.
County Superintendent Of Sc
SECOND GRADE.

PHYSIOLOGY.
l. About what proportion of the human
body consists of water?
2. Why is hot bread unhealthy?
3. What are the functions OF the Me.
dulla 0blongata?
f. Give he anatomy of the ear.
g. Why is the face distorted when a
sour taste is perceived, and nausea &C.
casioned by biuer taste?
6. Name the tissues
7. Name the bones of the lower limbs.
8. Name all the digestive fluids.
8. What is the first thing to be done in
all cases of poisoning2
10. Describe the pulmonary circulation?
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.
[. What is the cause of salt lakes?
2. Give the philosophy of the spring
tides
8. What causes the change Of seasons,
and howy
g. What causes the fogs off NewfOund-
land?
g. Define climate.
8. What ale the trade winds, and how
causedl
I. What are glaciers, and how are
they formed?
S. Why is it warmer in this latitude on
the Pacific coast than here2
Q. Name three great plateaus.
10, What are the general characteristics
of the animals Of South America?
ANALYSIS.
!. Name the different classes Of con-
functions. and give examples.
2 What other classes Of words besides
oopjunctions are used to connect the
clauses Of compound and complex sen.
tencesl
3. Write an explanatory sentence.
4 Write a compound sentence.
g. Write a complex sentence that shall
contain an object clause.
9. Aaalyze the following
e understood by their signs that they
wished 10 be Informed whence he came"
7. Parse the eonnectiyes 10 the above
sentence,
s. Aualyte the following
10 spare thee nov Is past my power."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-08
from diamond oBIu.H.

Seeding nearly done, except corn
planting, which is now in order.
-"Smiling May" brings US sunshine,
flowers. steamboats,, cheap freight,
greenbacks, cheap goods, but as yet, no
showers.
After being ice.bound for FIVE
months and two days, the waters Of the
lake and river are as free and bright as
ever before.
The vast amount ofwood now taken
by the steamboats, from this place,
makes business lively among the wood
merchants.
Competition is said to be the life
Of trade; it now makes trade lively in
this burg. and the faces Of farmers are
quite pleasant.
Our hotel building is undergoing
thorough repairs. 1t will be ready for
regular business ma couple of weeks.
And this win be gratifying news to the
public.
&C. II. & A. r. Nero are opening
a frst.class store here. The result is
that friend Smith now sells goods cheap.
or than ever before. 81 now buys nine
pounds Of nice coffee "a" sugar 9th.
or goods in proportiou.-Q uery;-To
whom shall VIC give the credit!