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LOCAL MATTERS.

ecp6Es OF Observation-Disclosures Guigou has
appointed the following judges of election
10 serve ler the ensuing year:
Marshall Wdrd.-First precinct. Job,
=. cannon, Games Hays, William II, Garter.
oecona precinct: James 2. Sharpe, Benia-
min f.. Ashby, A. w. Wilcox. Third nre.
cinct John F. Shinberger, Aylett r. Wood.
son, Roland Hill. ''0'"'
Jefferson Ward-First precinct Jamos
Macdougal, NJ. L. Guerrant, b. ". GilIis
Second precinct John A. Lacy. Robert r.
Briggs, d. W. Bohouon. Third precinct
Samuel r. Perdue, George r, Waldman
Robert Caruthers. Fourth precinct: John
w. Wilkes, Elijah Baker, Patrick O,Brien'
Madison Ward.-First Precinct: II. Tate
Evans, Thomas j. Starke, Richard johnson.
Second Precinct: Wallace w. Slower. viii.
liam f. johnson, Fl. L. Wigand. Third
Precinct: John NJ. Hall, j. S. Robertson.
William Z. Nye. Fourth Precinct: Ra.
leigh I. Daniel Jr., Byrd Warwick, Samuel
B. Carkson.
Monroe Furd.-First Precinct: James
r. Fisher. Charles Campbell, Calvin Shaier.
Second Precinct: II. Ii. Wilkins, William
S. White, William Ii. Trent. Third Pre-
cinc,: David B. Jones, W. J. Mcdowell,
Jacob Cohn. Fourth Precinct: Samuel S.
Carter, John w. SarSay, henry miller.
Clay IFurd.-FTst Precinct: : George j.
Hooper, John W. Stevenson, ID. Il. Craven.
Second Precinct: Il. Y. Priddy. Jos. NJ.
Rowe, Sr., Beverly F. Turner. Third Pre-
cinct: f. NJ. Crump, John I. Butler, n. v
Bachus.
Jackson Ward.-First Precinct: James
NJ. Macon, John W. Beveridgp, Robert NJ.
Brooks. Second Precinct: Charles C!ineley,
David S. CordIe, Josiah Crump. Third Pre-
ciuct: John Hagan, Jr,, Joseph j. Faudree,
Thomas D. Payne.
Commissioners of Election: W. W. Sto'
yer, James r. Fisher, David B. Jones, D. W,
Bohonon. William E. Nye.
The clerk of the Hastings Court is anx.
ious to qualify and commission those judges
of election who have not already done So
and they would do well to call at his office
and procure their papers.
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LADIES' FAIR ON CHURCH HULA fair
is now being held by the ladies Of Union
Station Methodist church, the proceeds of
which will be devoted to paying the debt
due on the parsonage. The fair-room is
very tastefully decorated, and is indeed a
pleasant place to spend an evening. Fancy
articles innumerable, ice cream, and cake
may be found wherever the visitor turns:
and besides this, there are hosts of pretty
blue and black-eyed lassies ready to serve
their customers II they only give them a
chance. The saloons are fitted up with
taste, and it is quite luxury to rest awhile
therein.
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AUCTION SAE.Es THIS DAY.

". GODDIN, s p. NJ, commissioner sale Of two
framed tenements on the north side OF DuVaI
street between It. Peter and Judah streets. and
asnall building lot on east line Of St. Pe1er be-
tween Duval and Boxer streets.
LYME 6 BROTHER, 8 P. M., commissioners
sale of nearly four acres Of laid, with framed
house thereon, on the New-bridge road, short
distance beyond the corporate limits.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, p. u, commissioners
sale Of real esta'e On Broad street between
Tweuty-ninth and Thirtieth streets.
DAVENPORT 6 NORRIS, 10H A. H., at the!r
warehouse, groceries, liquors, &c
COOK SLAUGHTON, 10 A. b., an assortment OF
household furniture, &c.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TnB
RICHMOND PosT.OFFIcB May q, 1S74.-Julla
Ellis, FarmvilIe, Va. Mrs. Harriet Forest,
Baltimore city, Md; India c. Halloweiii,
Richmond Female Institute; S. I. HarWooo,
care of J. B. Pace, Richmond, Va; MIS-.
Nance j. Lewis, Harris post.offiee. Louisa
Courthouse, Va. Joseph E. Lockett, Ches-
terield county, Va. Miss Lutte A. Rogers,
care of DR.. Moir, San Francisco, N. g.;
Captain James F. Taylor, ChestertoWn
Miss A. L. Taylor, South Bergen, jersey
city, N. j.; T. E. NgIenger, 25 Thirteenth
street, Richmond, Va. =
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wAGNER's GERMAN CoLoGHE-25c. size-a
lasting, pleasant, and rich perfume.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.-Owlug to the most
liberal encouragement received from the ladies OF
Richmond and many parts OF the State have
taken my second trip TO New York this season, aud
am now prepared to give my customers better in
ducements than ever in HUMAN HAIR GOODS.
AS chance will sometimes happen, have, while
In New York, secured the greatest bargains In
lot Of first quality French human hair, and amoug
which are some OF the most delicate shades.
have also replenished my stock Of fans, chate-
LANES, vinaigretes fancy Jewelry. &C.; aud willis
my prices for these goods are the most moderate,
can safely add, wi thout fear of contradiction, tha:
1t Is the largest stock OF the kind In the city.
Thanking the ladies' Of this community for ther
liberal patronage, will ask Of them continuance
of thel- fayors, promising In return In tho future,
IS In the past, fair and honest dealing In oil bu'i-
ness transactions.
Very respectfully, +. L. RANGER,
No. G27 Broad street.
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JENS1NGsvILLE.-A sulphur spring has re-
Gently been discovered at JenningSville, the
village on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, near Hungary sta
tion, about eight miles from Richmond, and
tonight the lot owHers Of JenniDgsville are
to meet in the basement of the building
next to the corner Of Eleventh and Main
streets to consider the subject of establish
ing hotel for summer resort.
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CLOVER HILL RAILRoAD.-Tbca annual meet.
ing of the stockholders of the Clover Hill
Railroad Company was held at the office of
Lancaster & Co., in this city, yesterday.
The reports OF the president and other OFF,
GERS were presented and adopted. The old
officers were reelected as follows: z. J.
Wright, president; james FL. Cox, vice
president; w. Fl. Haxall, r. A. Lancaster,
E. o. Noting, and James Dunlop, directors.
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MULE DRowNED.-Yesterday afternoon
while the tug Arctic was receiving a supply
of coal at the foot of Eighteenth street, the
shaft-mule of one of MIR: Writ RoDertss
teams, which was loading the steamer, backed
into the dock and was drowned. One Whee'
of the cart was upon the steamer, when IN
some way the vessel let go" from the wharf
and the mule slid into the water.
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.

A NEW ENTERPRISE.
HYPoTHECATION WAREHOUSE,
zoos, 1910, 1912, and 1014 CARY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
finder recent law of Virginia Legislature stating
conditions on which consignments
! may be hypothecated)
In connection with my business OF
IRoN-MERCHANT
and a.
FCRNACE-AGEST
have decided to open in my new and extensive
warehouse, known as /" Power Hail." ut the corner
of Cary and Eleventh streets,
LICENSED WAREHOUSE
for Pig-Iron Blooms, Pig-Lead, Copper, and other
metals. For these cOnsignments warehouse certin-
cafes will be issued, stating marketable value of
cousixnnents, marked negotiable II SO authorized
by consignor These certificates Will find ready
purchasers. will make
LIBERAL ADVANCES
upon them, and make sales on usual commissions
of the article hypothccated 70 meet such loans.
ASA SNYDER.
49, IRoN-NERcHANT,
of the firm Of Asa Snyder & CO., Architectural
Irop-Works. my 2-1m
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SALE OF BELLoNA ARsENAL.-Ness
Grubbs g. Williams sold at public auction
yesterday, at the Real Estate Exchange, the
real estate situated on James river
about thirteen miles above Richmond, con-
tanning 27t acres, and the well-known Bel.
Iona Arsenal, with the large, valuable, and
wel-constructed buildings erected by the
United States Government, for the sum OF
III 100
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4ueen OF May.

All those interested in the Queen of May
that was to have taken place at Assembly
Hall this (Friday) evening are notified that a
change of the programme has taken place,
and that the same will now be given at Uir-
ginid Hall, on Ninth street, this friday
evening, 22d instant, at O'Clock, to which
all the friends are especially Invited.
.gs.... MANAGERS,
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LITTLE NELL.-There was very fair audi
ence at the Theatre last night to witness the
excellent acting OF Little Nell, who con.
tinucs to please all who witness her per.
formances. "Fidelia, or the Fire Waif,"
was presented, and Will be repeated Tonight
and at the matinee tomorrow afternoon,
when Little Nell will, Of course, have full
house.
Tonight she takes benefit.
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ACCIDENT IN BRIGHT HoPE PITs.-On
Thursday morning about 10 O'clock Mr..
Benjamin Rudi, one OF the white miners at
Bright Hope Pits, while engaged in putting
up s3me timbers to secure the roof above, a
large rock fell out from the roof upon hi!
head, knocking him down. He came out OF
the pi5 as soon Is wounded, and his injuries
were attended TO. He is still suffering very
much from the blow, but the doctor thinks
he will be out in few days.
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JEWISH FEsTlyAL-The festival "Sheb-
nath," in commemoration OF the revelation
on Mount Sinai, will be celebrated to-day
among all Isnelites in this country. Divine
service will be held at the Elerenth-Street
synagogue (Dr. Bettelhein'-) at 10 O'Clock
h
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PoLICB COURT, .THURsDAY-Justice White.
Richard Harwood was sent to Jail for fifteen
days for drunkenness.
Alexander Giles, guilty of threatening to
kill Charles Coleman, was placed under
bonds TO keep the peace for twelve months.
William Manly (negro), guilty of insulting
the wife of George B. Davis, was fined $40.
John Allen, charged with bastardy, was
sent to the grand jury.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTlTUTE.--The Gov
ernor has appointed the following Board OF
Visitors to the Virginia Military Institute :
Ex-Governor John Letcher, Lexington
Colonel Walter 81. Taylor, Norfolk; General
r. T. Beall; General William 81. Payne,
Warrenton; Hon.. James w. Shefey, Ma
rion; Colonel j. q. Shields, Richmond; K:
I. Barton, Esq, Winchester; and General
wyatt NJ. Elliott, of AppomattoX.
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snnnpn DEATH.-Orena Holmes, aged
seventv.tonr ] who liyedat No. 206 Belyidere
street was TAX, IN sick on Tuesday night win
s.ramn collie On Wednesday she was better,
h,, h 49, sbomt 4 % . o;cioc, P. N. her daughter went
;n,o s her her room and ,touud her dead In bed:
The Coroner viewed ,te body, but deemed
an Inquest unnecessary.
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= MAss-MEETING ON OREGON HILL.-There
will be mass.meeting of Conservatives at
the corner of Cherry and Pine streets to-
morrow night. The speakers stand will be
erected on the vacant lot opposite the church,
and Mayor Kelley, Major Cook, q. Caring,
ron ,7abell, Esq, and other gentlemen VIII
ha he IRE sent to address the people.
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CONSERVATIVE NOMINATIONS FOR yAR!NA
TowNsgIp.-The Conservatives of Varina
township, Henrico county, have made tue the
following nominations: For Supervisor, DR..
c. Archer; Assessor, VIM. n. Warriner;
Collector, John r, Fussell; Clerk, John :.
Lear; Commissioner Of Roads, james w.
Whitiock oyerseer of the Poor, r. T: Plea
SAINTS; Magistrate, Jos. B. Smith; Constable,
r. 6 -Warriner
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BACKED OVER AN EaBANKMgNT.--Yester-
day morning between 10 and II O'Clock,
while one of Mr.. Philiips's carts was dump.
ing q load Of dirt on CANDLES Hill between
Third and Fourth streets, the horse and cart
went over an embankment fifteen feet high.
The horse was slightly injured.
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MOUNT acknowledgements Kemper has
appointed the following gentlemen visitors
to Mount Vernon: Judge Henry w. Thomas,
Judge Robert Ould, General Gilbert S.
Meem, General Fitzhugh Lee, Hon. B. F.
Riyey
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NOMINEES OF JACKSON WARD REPUBLICANS.
The Republicans of Jackson Ward have ar.
ranged their ticket for the lower branch or
the Council as follows: John Foster, B. L..
BraseIman, Robert w. johnson, DR.. George
81. Bright, and James W. Gilman.
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FOUND AT LAsr-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned oa your diamonds.
watches, ewelry, silyerware, &c. Call at A. HAI-
RIs's Loan ONCE, 322 Main street, and you Wit!
learn all about IL. AL transactions strictly eor6-
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PoT AND BEDDING PLASTS-a large and varied
assortment-wlth many beautiful novelties. 81
JOHN MoRTOS'S.
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Picnic BY ST. BENEDlCTus SOCIETY," On
Monday next St. Benedictus Society will
have picnic at Euker's Spring Park.
McCann's First Regiment Band will furnish
tho r,1,oio
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DEAD ISFANT.-The dead body Of an in-
FAINT was found in Shockos creek yesterday
morning. but alter learning the facts con-
cerning the case the Coroner viewed the
BODY, and deemed an ipnuest UNNECESSARY.
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R1.cKsBuRG CoLLEaE.-Tbe Governor has
appointed Hon. Thomas s. Boeoek, OF Lyneh'
burg, on the Board OF Visitors 70 inc sngl'
mia Agricultural and Mechantea! Coil'ge,
nice General Joseph r. Anderson, resigned.
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THE &. K. K.-The name Of Judge W.
W. Crump was unintentionally omitted yes
terday in the. notice Of the speakers VINO
addressed the mass-meeting under the au'
enices of the Il. III. il. ..4
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LEE GALLERy.-JoHy W. DAvrRs, 920 HAST
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, yA.-Some recent
specimens of photography from this wen-known
gallery show steady improvement In style and
artistic Sklll, and we commend It to the patronage
Of the eublic generaly.-Centrol Presbyterian,
FebruaTH 4, 1874.
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rrypnV4EcATION WAREHOUSE.

TYPOTHECATION AND GENERAL
III STORAGE WAREHOUSE, No. II PEARL
tFOURTEENTHj sTREET.-ln con4GcIHPonN IIPN T115 Tn
w WAREHOUsE for The storage of Grain, Flour,
Merchandise. or any commodity. AND under % l tne
nroyisions of the :. Warehouse Bill !" VIII issue
Certificates stating kind Of article, owner ana mar
ket value, marked negotiable IL authorized by
sales of hypothecated articles on usual commls-
sion. ,.,a
Liberal advances made upon produce In hand.
Highest market prices and prompt returns gnarah-
teed SUTPHIN g. WARlNG,
General Commission Merchants.
nv yl9-1w&tTu&t3w
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LADIES SHOULD SEE THE ENAAELLED AND
sATIN-FISIsHED PICTURES now taken at the LEE
GALLERY before accepting the pictures ordinarily
taken else where,
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FOLIAGE PLANTS, FCCHSIAs, GERANIUMs,
VERBENAs, &c, &c, on hand and for sale by JOHN
MORTON, corner Main and Reservoir streets.
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING. SHIRTS, AND FuRSrsE-
ING GOODS from f. b. SPENCE & Son.
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ICE-CREAM Of all Gavors always On hand at PIz-
zINI's steam factory.
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.PensosAL.-Colonei ID. B. Parker, late
Halted States Marshal for this district. now
a resident of Newark, N. j., is on business
visit to this city.
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ELECTION TICKETS cheaply and expedittousls
printed ut this office.
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SEVEN MILLIONS OF PoRRs.--An dsJ and alt
night the exhausted particles Of every human sY-

1.'EN oiiLLIONS OF FURfS.--AN uA1 and aIt
night the exhausted particles Of every human sys-
tenn are passing OF through seven millions of quar-
ter-lnch hose-that being about the lerglh Of the
connected with the pores. II these are
ohstructed sickness epsues IL they were sealed up,
ihe consequence would be death. It Is one Of the
provinces OF HosrSTTER's STOMACH BrrrxRs 10
Keep the superficial escape-pipes open. as well as
those Larger excretorT orgsns tie bowels. The
stomach and the skin sympathize. and II Is through
The stomach that the BITTERs act upon the cuacie,
keeping It moist, elastic. and unfevered. The ia
nous vegetable invisoran. IS . marvellous medi-
ere; no other preparation known contains such
variety of curative and preservative elements. or
ac's' at the same time, in such variety Of benef fetal
ways. In dyspepsia II strengthens the stomach, Inn
proves The Appetite and controls the liver. In fever
ana aSue II brraas mp the ts. In cases OF physical
prostrdtion, 1t Is literally vital gpeciae
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NORWEGIAN CoD.L1yER OIL, universally ac-
knowledged to bc superior to any other, imported
direct per steamer Thuringia, at wholesale or retail
l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
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WALLPAPERS, ,wISDow-sHADKs, LACE SHADES
ana curtains, cornices, bands, white and check
mattings J. II. GRAFTON, Ninth street
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THE LADY who on day before yesterday called
for package containing SHOES at WAGSEa's
DRUG STORE will please call again in reference to
the same.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE should have thei;
tickets printed ut the Dispatch Office.
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REMoyAL.-A. HARRIS's Loan Office Established
In S65J has been removed to 1922 Main street.
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PIzZISI is receiving this morning onethousaud
PINEAPPLES-ln nice condition for preseryiug.
"a carly
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS for sale BY Z. B. SPENCE &
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IlLOWERsi FLOWEksl!ssaAe
Il FLOWERS ...-Those Ia want q
BEpuiS6,PLAs,ts.ssatssis 8 s.sa 4 VA TnaIans m FLOW
aARDESs, Grsee street. wherc thsy VIZ - se. ,.er
large aud nue collection " 3 ov
\ nv 2i-3is
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4nlluultd 1ispatth.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH 1s LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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HAoa ...............MAY %, 1874.
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UNITED STATES CoUKTs.-The United
States Circuit. and District Courts will be
opened to-day, Judge Hughes presiding.
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X ANIED TO SELL

II NpL NASTED.- We desire to buy all
70 Wrul we can get, and will pay the high
- A.@tNr! prize IN CASH.
'...".' !@T!aT WOOL for sale, by shipping IL 10
L.. 'AlU..
.'-~G.s tor U0.T's NuITEr OAK-TASSED LEA
I'LL. EiLIi&G. For sale & manufacturers prices
POWEKS. BLAIR 4 Co,
- % iE&Fsw No. ~ Pearl street
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y1RJJIT sYRCIpS for soda water, made of
II rure 1ulces. Ailo, FRUIT ESSENCES for
myo Druggists, J
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DeoK AND JOB PRINTING DONE ~
ID THIS QEElSk 4.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT, new and. handsome a.
4 BRICK HOUSE on Firth street hetween iaols.
room. &c. Water on principal floor; bathroom:
stable. carriagc-ho,lse, and all convenience AZ
miraIy located aud delightful neighborbood. fos-
session at once. Call ON ..y,
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
THE GREAT CAUSE
HUMAN MISERY.

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A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment, and
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Piles, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits;
Mental and Physical Incapac;:y, &c.-By
ROBERT J. .CULvERWELL, Nj. D., author
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he world-renowned author, in this admir-
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Inns Lecture will prove a boon TO thousands
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Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
Not by Chance.

Perhaps in some isolated instances
a man may become wealthy through a
series of circumstances very much re-
sembling "luck," but, as a rule, those
who would enjoy success must work
bard for it. Twenty clerks in G. store,
twenty hands in a prinin- Office
twenty apprentices in a 'p-yard,
twenty young men in a village-all
want to get on in the world, and ex-
pect to do so. One Of the clerks will
become partner, and make a fortune;
one of the compositors will own a
newspaper, and become an influential
citizen; one of the apprentices will
become a master builder one of the
young villagers will get q handsome
farm, and live like o patriarch-bu1
which one is the lucky individual
Lucky! There is rarely any luci
about it. The young, fell: =, ..b,
COMPETITORS is be who
j masters his business, who preserve;
his integrity, who lives cleanly anc
purely, who devotes his leisure to tn
acquisition of knowledge, who gain
friends by deserving them, and VIII
saves his spare money. There ar
some ways to fortune shorter tha
this old dusty highway; but tn
staunch men Of the community, tn
men who achieve something reall
; worth haging, good fortune, goo
; name, and serene old age, all trav'
9 along in this road.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
Dreaming.

What wOndrous consolation comes
70 Ms in those blessed hours when the
body lies resting. The spirit roams at
will, nor distance, space, or time can
SEPARATE US from our loved. The
treasures snstched away by death are
ours again. Forms only dust today,
are with US in by-gonc years The
same tint Of hair and shade Of eve;
the same rich coloring of lip, am ex-
panse of brow; the same expression,
The little peculiari,ies which endeared
them to our hearts, make dreaming a
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blessed reality.
low apt are we to cxclain, when
waking, "Oh, could | dream the same
again." Bereaved mother, ypu arc
comforted when your baby nestles IL
your arms again; the little Fingers
thrill you when wandering as OF old
The wee face breaks into smiles a
your caress! You would hold bah,
thus forever. Alas! YOU must awak
awake to find an empty cradle
empty arms, and longing heart
There is more pleasure in dream
than in realities. The awakening ell
bitters both Brother, sister, haV
! YOU awakened from the sunny dream
? ofyou;h? Are the hopes you cherisht
1 dead? Have friends forsaken you
+ Has disease claimed YOU for his prey
n Because that was so bright, and II
y so dark, vii! You allow your life to
i ,hS.SArc? If You cannot oe Wr
Is Ter gr4vould, vii! you not d.. what '
c. with g Can you kindle ashes "
I'LL We Alright?