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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-03
SIS Disc. from Last Years Prices.
THE
Pan
was Triumphant ina 1879, ana we now
CHALLENGE THE wORLDl

CHALLENGE THE WORLDI
To show as good record for any Milk Pan for the past
year, or to show us single person out of the whole
number that put them in who not perfectly salts
fed that they wore the best in SO Dairymen and
Farmers, don't he humbugged by ordering a set of
Pans Of parties who cannot show good record as
ours Tor there Is great cheat in the milk pan bust
Dor what we tell you and don't you forget it.
we will warrant, Guarantee, md
give a Trial of 30 Days on all of our Pans,
and 4 not up to the warranty in every respect will
take them back within the tme for 1t is the original
and only Compartment Pan; the only Pan that was
ever awarded the Patent Right divide Same by par
ttOn, which adapts the pan to the different require
ments Of the dairy at different seasons Of the year
So Get out of the Way with your doublo-bot-
toned up-up or tp-over pans, for we have broken
down the large milk pan monopoly and shall sell pans
for what they are worth, and put them within tho
reach Of az S39d Inirymen So reGoleet what we say
says, cePresident of the Vermont Dairymen's Asso
citation, aud Chairman of the Committee appointed at
utensils, at which there were ten different kinds Of
large milk pans. We find tho letter in the Rutland
Globe!
EA Great ImprO vcment in Dairy Utcn-
sils' The most valuable Of recent improvements in
butter-making apparatus s the Compartment Pan. 1t
has a combination of good qualities possessed by no
other pan. Conspicuous among them we notice; LIST.
The feature which gives 1t name-a partition, divid
ing it into two equal parts adapting il to variation in
quantity in spring or autumn. End. The oval form of
the bottom, with no corners and few angles and tho
towards the educts which facilitates the drawing of Of
the milk and makes the washing easy. 80. The rests
under the pan which make il inposshle for It TO sag
out Of shape and strain the joints which must in
other pans 4th The most important -nl all, IS the
traverse current Of water in contact with bottom and
sides by which the whole body Of milk rapidly and
uniformly cooled, which Is necessary to in
raising the cream 9TH The arrangement for regulat
ing depth of water in the cooler is very simple and in
genious and is n convenience Of desired utility. 9Th.
The adaptation of the plan Of washers and nuts to tho
educt pipe is effective for prever.a leakage, and
simple as to Inconvenience. While 9rain-
cd in reporting as committee, from making an award
ne N hast
beyond our province, have hesitation in say
ing that concur with the opinion uniformly express
ed far as l know, by tho eminent authorities
present at the dairymens meeting, that the Compart
ment Pan and Cooler is tho best exhibition, for the
reasons above stated and recommend 1t to the dairy
mon of Vermont. q. HORACE HUBBARD"
January %, 1874.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-03
NOTICE.

N(-N1 Came into tho enclosure Of tho subscriber,
aAAE.S. In Ryegate, Caledonia County, on the 2Sth
day Oi june 1874, one DARK BROWN MARE, almost
black, weight about 800 lbs, switch tail The owner
Is desired to prove property, pay charges and take
her away. MARTIN CHAMBERLAIN,
Rysgate, Juno 29th 1874.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-03
Ccntnur LinIment.

There is no pain which the Centaur
~ Lnlnients will not relieve, no swell
49, ing they will not subdue, and
ETNN lameness which they will not cure.
EA,[h& This is strong language but 1t Is true.
A-PSH They have produced more cures of
rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-aw, pal
NhNrpm sy, sprains, swelngs, cakod breasts,
scalds, burns, saltrheum, earache, gals &C., upon
finals in year than have all other pretended
dies since the world began. They counterrritant,
ahealing pain believers. Cripples throw away thor
cruehos the lame walk, poisonous bites rendered
harmless and the wounded arc healed without
Tho recipe is published around each bottle. They sell
articles before sold, and they sell because
they do just what they pretend to do. Those who
suffer from rheumatism, pain, swelling, deserve to
suffer IL they will not Contaur Liniment, white
wrapper. More than 1000 certificates Of remarkable
cures including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
gout running tumors, &C., have boon received. We
will send n circular containing certificates, tho recipe,
&c., gratis, to any requesting it. One bottle OF
the yellow wrapper Centaur Lniment is worth one
hundred dollars for spawned or sweened horses and
mares, or for sorew-worm in sheep. Stoek-Owners,-
these liniments worth your attention No family
should be without them. "Whito wrapper for family
usei yellow wrapper for animals, Sold by all drug
gists. 60 cents per bottle large bottles, $lOO. j. b.
ROSE & CO., 80 broadway, New York
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-03
CAMP BELL
CO M p ART M e NJ r
PAN!

A years experience by some of tho leading dairymen
of this county has satisfied them and many others that
the very best pan in for setting milk for is
the Compartment Pan, invented by W. o. Campbell,
Esq, of Montgomery, VT Several have taken out the
Jewett Pans to make room for thom and recently such
prominent and well-known darymen az Messrs. n. g.
Martin of Sheldon, 7. \. Smell of Enosburgh, i. B.
SOrnbOTger of bakersfield, Syvanus Durham OF Rich
ford, and Others have cortraced for full supply For
convenience In both summer and winter, for adaptable
properties, for simplicity and durability tho best of all
tests, experience, has established tho superiority Of
these pans over most If not all competitors new
firm, of ample capital and business jacity has lately
been formed for their manufacture and sale, to DO
them driven by the growing demand.-St. Adams Mes
senger jan ?, 1874.
been put in within two months in this state alone and
we give You list below OF some Of tho principal dairy
the pans this spring, with the number of they
intended for;
MOmIgOmery.--Bapts Lambroa, %. Jerome
S lion; VIM; II stiles, TO- e. NJ. Campbell, 20.
E% SsnHs1 T. Smell @ b CARPENTER
Chester Chester, A. cr3mton go Frank Burt, 90. Timothy
~ chnsc Is H. Reuben o M% M Ne
Cross Ss 20 Doe, Ds%ng BIogae, Is 1,u,n, ., ur
IiIkersiicId.~E i. sOrnborser, so. VIM. Sad.
der 25 A. !; Maynard, 60 VIC; Barnes, 10. John
W. skinner, TO- II. t. brigham, 10. o. $. Maynard,
Fairfield; j. A; sOulo, 40, H. s. Gilbert TO- ].
", Nye, 80. Holmes Foot, 10. Ieman Abel, 10 Dan
iel Leach, Is. Perry Chase, 10 Scion Foot, TO-
EIctcher.-S S. Q. ShepardsOn, %.
ShcIdOn.-N. @. Martin, 20. o. F. Fish, CO. IIor-
ace Draper So Chancey IIqrlburt, 80 b. .. Gallup,
Ii. Whittemore, 10. q. H. Abel, %.
EaIrraX.-A, S. Abel, 30.
Frankiin.-Calvin Hammond 10. NJ. L. Ken
dali, 40 J.. Colcord, %. j. W. Towle, 40. j. Towe,
%. O. II. Bates, 20. W c. Robie 20. Abner U. vii
ley 20. Alloway Whitney, 20. 'Alva Richards ~.
III. Bomstead, ~.
81. Aibans.-Bryant Hall, %.
Hyde PArk.-Cyrus Prouty IS.
Johms0m'-Robert Cristy H. Otis p. Balch, o.
George Phillips IL, Francis Lock, Is.
Cnmbridge.-B f. Nye, 30. d. Fullngton, 3d.
Henry Smile 20. Rodney Holmes, 70. O. Chids, 20.
'Alva Richards Is to have his Jewett Pans which he
has used the past two years, changed into the Com
partment Pan, also several Others not referred to in
| this.
Our limited space in this sheet will not admit Of fur
Their references, out they he in pamphlets
Attend to this question at call and send
for circular, and record this is only pro-
spectus " our pamphlets, which will bo sent free to
any address. EIS- AGENTS WANTED.
Respectfully,
W. 0. CAMPBELL & co.
No. Union Block, RichFOrd, va.
| Juno %, 1874
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-03

CustOria is more than substitute for Castor Oil.
1t is the only safe article in existence which is certain
to assmlato tho food, regulate the bowels, wind
collie and produce natural Sleep 1t contains neither
minerals, iphino, alcohol, and is pleasant to
take. Children mood cry, and mothers may rest.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-03

State Us. Degreae. On trial for assault.
Evidence on the part Of the state was to the
effect that he way laid one Peavey and ASSAULT
ed him. lie afterward got grand jurors
complaint and was fined $3 and costs. Re-
spondent alleged former conviction, which
State claimed was fraud. Verdict, guilty.
Fined $40 and costs. May for State
Brown for defendant.
State Us. BarrOlos and Gale. Charged
with catching fish from private fish pond
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-03

Our limited space in this sheet will not admit Of fur
Their references, out they he in pamphlets
Attend to this question at call and send
for circular, and record this is only pro-
spectus ~ pamphlets, which will 10 sent free to
any address Eis- AGENTS WANTED
Respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-13

Will the Richmond (Va.) Dispatch men. D.
ton whether the estimate Of the lepgtn OF
the tunnel on the line Of the canal through
the mountains it is advocating is five or ten
miles? 1t does not matter much except as q
problem of engineering, but 1t might Ge Just
as we'll 10 know within five miles of the eA-
tent CT the proposed perforation.- Cs"c'n'
NAH Commercial.
We are amazed at this inquiry from the
Commercial. Dir. REDrrELD, chief engineer OF
that paper, made very superficial survey
of the whole route of the canal, and was SO
we'll informed about the great work that he
wrote twenty-seven solidIy hostile columns
against il. How is it possible that he fallea
TO possess himself of the facts relating 10 th's
tunnel?
But still, from our regard for the Co'''"te1'
ciui. we must answer its very sincere ques
ton. We say, therefore, posl'lVes; Ina' s sn
estimated length of tie tunnel is neither hVe
nor ten miles.
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DEATHS.

,,od Mt Mt. Ida, Powhatan county, Va; Decem'
,.r 2sth. Mr.. THOMAS A. SPEARS, IN the Sixty
Eighth year of his age. =
4 Kind, good, and true man has fallen.
Died, ON Sunday morning the III instant. at the
rnsTence of her parents, In Goochland county va.
SALLY B., daughter Of James 4, I ana no sarah D
The friends aud relatives Of the family are IN,
vled to attend the burial which WI tahG RSe
Cemetery.
Died, at the residence Of her husb1nd, IN Man;
chester, on Monday morning ut II O'Clock, OF
TYPHOID fever, Mrs. BEL TIE f., consortof Emmet
Her funeral will take place at the Manchester
Methodist church THIS MORNING. at II O'Clock;
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend. .,,d o,d man, doo,
friends to mourn their loss, but her eternal gam.
Petersburg, Lynchburg, and Montreal papers
please copy.
Died. of diphtheria, EMANUEL, Oldest son Of
Julius aud Carrie Straus; aged six years ana hVe
months. mn D.vf1a.b, r
o'clock from the residence No OF Inir1 slreet,
between Clay and Leigh. The irlends OF She iaini
are respectfully invited 10 atteho.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-13
THE Caucus.

The Conservative. caucus, the other nignt'
after excluding everybody but the members
Of the Legislature and their officers, resolved
that there should be no speeches maze.
Therefore the caucus, having determined
that no ears should be in hearing, ae'ei'
mined that there should be nothing ior ears
to hear! This reminds US of the speech OF
our friend MERCER, from Louleeoun, year
or two since, in which he said: "hIr. Presi-
dent, there are some things which | Know %',
aud some things which do not know Inc
things that I know I will not tell, ana inc
things that do not know canno' 'ei'.
So the world was none the wiser Tor any
thing tlERcrEs had to tell, and those eS \.
Guided from the caucus were none the more
IGNORANT for their exclusion.
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}. -. Z. re TIC E ON,
s. ss,,,b =, stoi,Id Be referred 10 and ac.sa
apon by the COMMITTEES on The s1ssepsion
snd T,bu, and e e 60 .
: AZ the resolution seemed likely g s. pro,1
|dnee ageneraI discussion, Mr. I 1,i;nn ~,
sfterwards moved to lay the resoiuslo.i ~
the table. Agreed to. ..,s,ov :,
RULES FOE aoyEEsAEST OF TIE : so.sa s .
s wpre offered by Mr.. HuDaIss, and, peng
ado ,u were communicated to the SEMI a;,'a
The unfinished business Of ,, the mG Of ME-.
hour being on agreeing to Tue sarke out the
K koEG aaa Cd and insert .ssps
dent dent in The report Of the Committee oe
Courts Of Justice in reference to the leaSS
down of fences by persons pass,ns md ID, after
enclosures, the question was put, unu' ~
d discussion' was decided affirmativeiy.
The House then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-13

sr...,c-d thc s Eiss
/, tbs, { ,,rRr1sns have onlya curt existence.
Wassay this Il The frlendof General GRAsr,'
Ey,ow,ng nothIng about the CeRTIsEs. Ihe.
nearest we eyer:came to familiarity Wild
that family was an intimate acquaipnlaanse
witt, the satevenerabie CURTIS CARTER f4ss :! 2
,kuog the CUsHIsss well. C4BEr. CusHsa v
norter Of this establishment, and he promises
to live as long as JorcE HErH, who lived 10
he hundred and twenty
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R1cuxosD, January -, 1874

General r. 4. Banks: My Dear sir,I !. y,
order to preclude all possibility OF oouD sta as
respects my position, let me assure you ,n .h,
in promptly withdrawing my nane " ro,,
proposed for nomination for SENATOR !,,;: 5os
acted in exact accordance with my WISHES 81 a1s
and nv reiterated declarations to yourse'i
The weighty obligations already imposes a
upon me By the people, and my nnaile aaith
sense of duty to the whole CommonW ,ssa IN
forbid me to allow any use OF my nau'e ~
the pending contest.
I am, dear sir, gratefully yours, .vp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-13
,.,.,s, =, ..

,Ssye .:.c',acs t;1l ~ ~
past, breaking up the releatless rtgors Of the
Government, and restoring peace. But no.
The Tribune has gone back on s3REsLEY--
on good sense, on patriotism, and. ON bro
therly feeling. It's nov fighting the ffes'-
dent for Ills libcrallty.
Nevertheless, we think the Senate 'W'li : con,
firm Mr.. GUSHING. That body eahno. ano. :
to make war upon the President. it .l,. 700 2
much reason to cultivate bis kind ieeilns.
His first nomination for the Chlel.1us.iee,
shin was as good as rejected. The President
now caers them man who is competent
who is venerable, ard who will honor Inc
high position he is named tofiil. They dare r.,
not reject him. II they do, then. there VIII
be war, and the Senate will get the worst OF
it. General GRANT is a firm man. lie never
will surrender.
We honor him for nominating CUSHING
his favorite- notwithstanding the Wen
known prejudices it would encounter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-13
MARRIAGES.

u,rr,ed on the 9TH of October , dsnS Of the
ar g: vi %syneE 5F
WI I,s zS & ko BEHIE GILMAN Of Aenr's0
county, va. No cards. ,,,,o1
arrea on s4 b nan By gh aasG z
Tyler, At seventh 7SS.sHaW and Miss 81. j. SUB
EP E,yt fdpau <; Of George suble't' Esq NO
cards. -. and Abingdon, Va, papers please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-13

ME- SEWING:MA NEEDLES
Wheeler & Wilson, Elliptic, Howe, and Common
Sense-at soc. for a paper OF ten Singer, Dones-
tic, Weed. Grover 4 Baker, Wilson, and Wilcox 6
Gibbs at 40c. for paper Of ten.
The best MACHINE-OlL at 15c per bottle;
OIL-CANS ut 10c.;
SCREW-DRIVERS at 5 AMI 10c.:
Alta HlENTS-a box containing
all kinds for 81;
FUCKERS, at $3.50, for any machine;
COATS'S, JOHN CLARK'S. and CLARk'S 0. N.
.sPUOL-COTTON at zoe. per dozen, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
FRANK LESLIE'S PAPER-PATTERNS.
ia 10 f.
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w PRATT's ASTRAL OIL. 4

Absolutely safe. Perfectly oderess. Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior to gas. Burns
In any lamp without danger OF exploding or taking
ire Manufactured expressly TO displace the use
volatile and DANGEROUS oils. It's safety under every
possible test and 1T perfect burning qualities, are
proved by its continued use In over 100000 fami-
lies Millions Of gallons have been sold and no ac-
cIdent-dlrcctly or indirectly-nas ever occurred
Yrom burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the best safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and at
wholesale by the proprtesors, CHARLES PRATT
u CO.. l08 Fulton street. New York.
oc 17-d&w6m
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nwWHITE GOODS! WHITE GooDsl

CHECKED CAMBRIA and NAINSCOK MUS
sTkI iiSi MUSLIN,
CORDED MUSLIN,
IND1A-TWILLED LONG-CLOTH,
SWISS MUSLIN,
GARMENT DIMlTY,
JACONET,
CAMBRIA and NAINsOOK MUSLINs,
BRILLIANTS, and
TUCKED CAMBRIA, ut -
Use FRANK LESLIE'S CUT PAPER-PAT-
TERMS. ia 10
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m oxYDHED BELT BUCKLES,
We pMngER BELT BUCKLES,
Rail EARRINGS,
s 11s,r n,,PpEAsTPINS aud EARRINGS,
A.RUBBER and WHITLEY JET EAR
RINGS, gas
RREAsTPINS, gACELETS, and CHAINS;
PEARL, IVORY, RUBBER, JET, and GILT
SLEEyE.BUTTONS and STUDS;
JET ORNAMENTS for hat, bonnet, or head;
Elegant CROCHET and OXYDlZED BUTTONS,
BLUE STEEL BUTTONS,
LEATHER aud ELASTIC VELVET BELTS,
New style RUFFLES In great variety, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1019 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
FRANK LFSLIE'S CUT PAPER-PATTERNs.
Ia 10
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NE MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH
ERs.-Don't fall to procure Mrs. WINsLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident to
- period OF teething In children. Itrelieyes the
..,Id ,-in, cures Wind collie, regulates the bowels
and Nv GIVING -aIe1 and health to the child gives
rest to the neither.
Be sure to call for
.MRs. WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. te 2s-Iu.Ih&SSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-13

The New York Tribune, makes hit In.
saying that Mr.. CuRT1s was objected to for
Ghief.Jastice on the score Of age, while. be
Is only sixty-four, and Mr.. CUSHING is nomi-
mated as not too old ut seYentv.fol,r. We
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LACE CURTAINS

gY NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
~ a. 80 for a set for two windows worth ~
,roTTINGHAM. CURTAINS up to $50 . SET s.4z.
NoTTINaHAM CURTAIN, LACE from 1oc' y
s1.25 per yard; 1870.
hiAot' ''''N LEVY BROTHERS.
FRANK LEsLE'5 CUT PAPER-PAT;TClEsiEsS n:
jl10
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nc,g- COTTON DIAPER at sl.25 apiece
worth $3.50;
COTTON DIAPER at IL so worth So
INDIA-RUBB Err DIAPERS.
A-RUBB Err CLOTH;
SHIELDED fiNs ''l III al az levy BROTHERS
FRANK LEs11E's CUT PAfER-PAITERNs'
ta10
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-. ..:T.rsss .r.aT1T;yis
- op,E1S s GOODS! DRESS GOODS

~ nREss DDS Uitlfs g t 'ttI;. y
Ysa ~, ,..n. -pRgss GOODS don't purchase nlil
I. you m' a,amiisd our stosk We effer
anary 81 ;na aSsr seen in pREss fDsz.We are,
o,ans out our stock FAST. Those who look az our
cosns ~. o :, once that our prices are iixed low.
go osr at s he BLACK BRoCADE ALrACas 2.
:. a " ,yart soc. pure SILK WOOL PorLlas o.
ssc' W. nAsHMEREs. VELOURs. ALPACAs,
M, gsts EPANGLINEs, BALEkNus,, 80 &C.
20. Da10J LEVY Bh ny. -l hlInss...-.
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STATE or y.RcrS1A-CoUSrY OF HESRIco-ss.
i. s. A. Glover, Cashier Of the Flint Satioi fa
Bank Of Richmond, Va, do solemnly swear tnts M
above statement Is true, 10 the best OF ny sns%-
and belief. 3. A. GLoVEht,, n,h ,i,y
Subscribed and sworn to before me ms IVY '1'
"a "'nA o. - Notary Public
+ DAVENPonT, JR., n,rse,ors.
W. HATCHER. Difec'''''
ta12-3t FRANKLIN STEAhNS,)
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ORION 4 FOR RATTLE.

This ragnihcent STALLION, own brosp Tp 70 %
The renowned Planet viii be Il AsEIAED yna On
the ,t, instant at the Exchange and Ballard Honss,
at O'Clock p. NJ. He can be seen after tae VA ~
the stables OF Turner g Co., ON Franknm ~ \,
Subscribers ara Es4uested tnba present hnn NJ
tlon TO y IS y. y. aSSsSeSal's5s
POSTPONED. -ss.s ~ "a q
4 The shove rattle has been postponed until TUES
Dih D. 6slGHf AZ : oet0eS s Ut T. L, CROUCH.
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Correct-Attest:
JOHN X. CHILDREY,
n. II. WILSON, Dir,
CHARLES Z. WHITLOCK. I'M
GEORGE $. PALMER,

EPORT OF THE CONDITION Of
II THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH;
MOND, AT RICMNOSD; IN TIE a STA " ~ 0S
ME oath DAY DECEMBER, 1873:
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
lOTHE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK At
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF VIRGivI,
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER gs,
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S1.249.i45 20

STATE OF VIRGrNIA-CITY OF RICHMoED-sS.:
I,W.R Quarles- Cashier Of The Planters National
ahnva statement Is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief. w. X. QUARLEs, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this loia DAY
Of January, 1874. e,,,ro,, p,,u.
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& a. REsPEcTTfJLLY REQUEST.
.ps,rpsnys haysn9 accounts With me TO settle
tisesu M SOME Man during she present
ON -ths IAsTDAY OF THE MONTH 4 snail
:,,,snoss OF ali OLD AcCousrs In such manner %
NAV be considered to my interest, and sucn paans
rs have to be disposed Of with trouble OF a9sS
net be allowed under any cif circumstances - Gan
appear on my books q, 49, !,
thank my friends for their hosla. =.
- ths, bv tins cutting OF constant source OF am
~. ce nd expense, which win enable me 70 sell
even closer than before. !, - ,,,,.,..,
u,cu,nsp. va, Janunry 6. s74. ia 10-t31
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STATE OF VIRarsIA-ciTY OF RI6HxoSp-ss.
], j. ". LOCKWOOD. cashier OF The y,a,,.,
Bank Of Virginia, do solennly affirm thai tho la a
statement Is true, TO tie best Of my knowledge and
lStgneH j. W. LOCKWOOD, Cash,s,
Subscribed and affirmed to before me mi. = g.,
day Of January, 1874. W. "a
fsIgnedj JIM. MAURY, Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
CLAIBORNE WATKISs,)
:. JAMES T. GRAY, ujree,o-.
WILLIAM H. PALMER,
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, &
Nl beers Of ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. So, Xxx
will attend a stated meeting ut Washington "
Hall THIS Tuesday, EVENING at O'Clock
Members Of sister lodges and visiting brethren are
Invited to attend.
BY order Of the ". NJ: ,.,,,,r,o
Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-13

COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OF HEN
" RICO COUNTY.-The members Of the County
School Board of Henrico county are requested to
attend IN important meeting 10 be held at the office
of W. y. Polk s. Co.. No. Tenth street, on
W. X. POLK,
Clerk County School Board Henrico county.
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NOTICE.-Delcgates to the convention in
~ behalf CT Hampton Sidney COLLEGE will as
sembie in the rooms of The Young Mems Christian
Association. on Main between Eighth and Ninth
Streets THIS EVENING at IN O'Clock, and Will
be welcomed BY an address from Rev. N. d. Hoge,
D. D. Friends of the college are cordially invited
to be present by the ,,,
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