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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11

CoLoRED l., GRANTS FROM VIRGINIA.
Wednesday lnUrn'ng al ut hundred colored
men from Richmond, Va, engaged TO labor in
Ohio coal mines, passed through Baltimore ei
route for Columbrs, OHIO. They report grea
destitutiOn among olOred people 10 Richmond
where it ia almost impossible 10 lind employ ment
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
The California Turf,

SAN FRANCISCO, June o. The Pacific
Jockey Club have decided 10 give purse
OF SIS, COO TO be run Tor here in Tour thiie
heats, on Noveinbar 7th. The Clnb 10 pay
IL O0U az penses In i E,-tern horses.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11

OUNCES OF PREvENTIoN.-Ths annual report
OF the New York Prison Association, has a record
of the discharged prisoners who applied during
the year to the Association for aid, showing The
extent Of their education. The total number OF
applications wss 1l6l, of whom lij were totally
illiterate, 224 could read, 726 could read and
write and &c were well educated
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11

JouREALIsM-M McCardall has disposed
of a half interest in the Cumberland Times
and Mountain City Times OF Cumberland,
Md :, to Mr.. James Nj. Bea'l, of that city, who
will hereafter be associated with him IN the
control aud editorial management OF the same.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
- - .

AT Richmond, Va, yesterday, the thermometer
marked 100 in the shade. There was fatal case
of sunstroke on Tuesday, and case not fatal
yesterday. At Washington there have been two
deaths from sunstroke since Tuesday, aud severa
cases of prostration from the heat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11

1t was the voice OF the press that drove Rich
ardson from office Now let lis power be direct
ed TO the incumbent of the Attorney Generals
office, who squanders the peoples money for car
riages and picture. broL2es aud iaInitnre Tor
his private residence
G, The President has signed the bills 10 facilitate
the expectation of distilled spirits and amendatoIy
ol the shipping Commissioners act Of June
1871.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11

The Governor Of New York has signed the
bill awarding prize of $50, 1000 to VIM. Baxter
for the best invention for steam navigation on
canals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
tpalIl

BAYoNNE, June l0.-Twenty. battalions
OF Carlista, with twelve guns, ale posted between
Estella and the Arga valley, awaiting the reput-
leans who are advancing from 1ahalla,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
STRAWBERRIES.
MRpNFsnaY's sHlpMFNrs .

To Jersev CITY. 80 csrs.
To Philadelphia, lG "
Total AZ -
Previous shipments 373 .
Total thus far shipped, 42l "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-11
POLITICAL.

L,oR SHERIFF-JOHN W. WHITEMAN, Of
II White Clay Creek Hundred, subject to the
nomination of the Democratic Party. mar2Olm
CHERIFFALTY.-T0 THE ELECTORS Of
- New Castle County. ---aentlemen IL ag ain
offer lny self to your consideration as candid ate
for the office of Sheriff subject TO the decision of
the nomination of the Democratic Party. And
pledge myself to give the no minec a cheerful and
hearty support. Respecu ully,
fob. lS74-tn. WILLIAM II. LAMBS0N.
ENORiC0RONER.
SAMUEL g, ,PEIRCE,
Subject 10 the Nomination OF the Democratic
Party.
CHRIsTASA HUNDRED. Jan Path. 1874.
DOR CORONER.
Yielding to the solicitations Of many friends. /
again offer myself as a candidate
FOR CORONER OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
pledge myself TO abide the decision of the Demo
cratic party and give TO the nominee my hearty
support JAMES l.. loA'
WILMINGTON. May 2j-tn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-29
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1I13 haiu street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTEENTH STR EET OPPOSITE THE
ARCH OF THE FIRST mARkET.-tn the exc.
cufion Of the provisions OF deed OF trust bearing
date June 3. 1857. from Isaac JACOBS ana wlfe 70
G. A. Brockmyer, Henry Schnman, and !: Jacobs,
trustees Of the German Building Association: NO.
and their successors as such trustees and OF an
other deed Of August 16, 1869, TO john n. Dos,
chen, E. Lohm an, and II. Wallerstetn, trustees OF
said Association, and their successors rs sucn
tees, recorded III Richmond Chancery Court CLERK
Office we, the undersigned, r.. Lohman' john n.
Boschen, and William Graeser: the successors as
trustees of the original trustees In the first above
named deed-said GraeSer being Inc successor oI ~.
aIlerstein In the deed last named, ano Lohman
and Boschen two of The original trustees therein-
having been hereto required by the Boarq OF ~
rectors Of said ssoctatioD, shall, on SATURDAY
the 9Th day of August, at 6 O'Clock Z. NJ, expose
for sale by public auction, on the premises part Of
the REAL ESTATE conveyed Dy SAID deeds-to
All THAT certain lot Of ground on the east side of
Seventeenth street between Main ana Franklin
streets, bounded on the north by Walnut alley, with
a three-story BRICK TENEMENT thereon; now
subject TO perpetual ground rent of 922 bushels
of merchantable wheat payable annually on the
ST of December and Is the same real estate con-
veyed to said Isaac Jacobs by James Ill. Taylor,
trustee.
No. the sum Of 1924 10, with Interest from the
9th day Of March, 1S74; the balance IN equal In
at eight. sixteen, and twenty months,
negotiable notes to De given for the deferred pay
ments bearing Interest from the day OF sale.
JOHN Fl. BOSCHEN.
WILLIAM GRAkSEF,
Iv % Trustees.
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A MOUHTAIN HOTEL on FIRE.-A letter from
the Fabyau House, White Mountains, writ
ten at l O'Clock on the morning OF The 22d
instant to the Boston Transcript, gives this
amusing account of the results following q
midnight alarm of fire:
Excuse the paper and time OF writing,
but it is impossible at present to procure
writing material, or to get more than two
and Il fourth words out OF anybody before
they are off like shot. / was awakened
about 1880 O'Clock By q babel Of voices in
the corridor, people hurrying to and fro,
and the bump, bump of trunks going down
stairs. didn't time myself, but don't be-
lieve was more than three minutes dressing,
aud dashed down stairs with the crowd,
ehoked with smoke and ia momenta-
~ expectation OF having two hun
&red or three hundred pound Saratoga trunk
Jand on top Of Ine. A fire had caught in tie
ia.ndry and worked its way into che floor and
paIitions before the Waterman discovered
1t. I don't know what tune the alarm was
ei vtia, but it must have been some time be
fore L woke; as everybody seemed TO have
their baggage in tow, and the main hall
(otfice9 svl,s piled up with baggage in minie-
lure assuc,tains. My wife had returned to
our room for some article or other, when q
stentoriau voice yelled, can out ,; the
crowd took 1t to mean get out of the build
n.y. and made move for the door accord
ngly. and Mr.. W., from up two flights,
eaned over the .banister aud sbrieked, mo,
amt out YETI They fought the fire In the
aandry and kiteht n above for about three
quarters of an hour, and finally extinguished
{, after making sad havoc with the floors,
md partitions by the 4 of axes Il,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-29
BY j. l.. Apperson.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
No. lO1G Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF "WOODBINE,"
Il ABOUT ONE AND A HALFMILES NORTH
OF The CITY, AT AUCTION.-Ry virtue OF .
deed Of trust from William j. PeHdleton and wife
to the subscriber. dated 10th October, S72, ana
duly recorded in Henrico County Court shall t6e-
ing thereto required by the beneficiary sell on the
premises Oh MONDAY, August 3d., 1874, ut 81
O'Clock p. NJ, nf fair not the next fair day there
after,) the nice little farm located as above, con.
tanning l3 $1,000 acres, called "WOuDBISE,''
with the beautiful COTTAGE. containing five
rooms, halls and closets, front and rear porches,
&C.; kitchen, wood and coal houses, stables &c
rliroad, and adtoias the lands Of a1cssrs. Cooper
and Royal, aud very near the Dill farm. A most
desirable place
Terms Enough in cash to pay past ue Interest
and expenses of sale. say about 300 10 81 O0u
on credit 10 the 10th october next and as to me
residue. as may I've announced ut sale. Negotiable
notes for all credit payments. with interest added
and secured by Il Il nst deed, will De required.
iy % j. l.. APPERSUS, Trustee.
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pr,rura .Sp rHg RosIss.-The following
,retch nv Mr.. Beccher appears in the Nov
work LEDGER. II shows how the lively SEN
,.;hiI;t;es of the author coquestc with bis
mind in the midst Of intense troubles. T's
;s picture drawn from his summer re
Aence, near PeekskilI, on fae Hudson:
..The fac, l., this week has been the gres
~,oas Of the robins. they have proue.
their children out, and presented theh 70 W
nnhlic. There are young roo'hs CO. ~.
xvhere-in bushes, on lower iimos Q. .I. s,,
,,aan;nt, over the rta Of the ncst. ITO. Hm''
readr In The erass hopping and nylug a':n
Tho maths. We remember our gtes,t sGS
,sar,c In our sunmer sojourn on tn,s M NM
.1,,ny tho discovery Of robins nest an'
hi, yyas almost taEe Of trees and spfuoosis
a,,d much wfSi-blowu. BIRDS rove sees'ei;
food. and safe,y. BY clothing the s'oes ave
ton Of the hill birds began TO resort 70 y,
mill nov Iaiatter myself that nave rs une
an orut, boaogicai collection as Can anS~beie
he found IN Wfstchestcr county. aoeuu y
allowed to molest them. HAWKS, ana OWES,
md crows. il found. are summary aeal'
with. ,,,no
bird from bis nest. aud was seen ayinS Disu
in the air, on bis way home for q ieast. an
abt ut him nimble small birds were dasoipe
at him. and with DO small eject, LOT DC
swung TO the right, to the lett, rose his J,
p,nneed low, but could not snake tneni eh
AS far az / could see the fight the pluck!
little birds were striking him, ana ne was
holding on to his prey. VI course we loon
sides with the parents. Tareniai piety isa.'
mirable. Yet, truth told, we did MOI, upon
reflection, much blame the crow. why nay
out my hand to the doye-cote ana DIine
forth juicy squad, and crow not 10 .he
a plump young robin! AS between .he
crow and the robin, took sizes WIN Tue
robin; as between the crow ana m!Sh,
there was no choice, or, If any, the crow hao
the advantage.
house. lam benpccked man, or, rathef,
robin. pecked. In Norway spruce close 10
the house, on the west, PAR OF ROBINS nave
n nest. Ii is their first one. l know It by
the amazing sensibiliiy they have SHOWN
No sooner were the birds found tickling un.
der them han the world was transformed.
There was nothing on the globe that was not
created tor them. That nest became tne
navel of the universe. Morning and night
EeIe Optncu anu euot P"ic'J 'oA w.
No ore could 60 near The tree LOT
fear of "wukiDg the babyv' Nay,
no one was allowed on that side OF the
house. The children. the chickens, the dogs
brought out such TRADE that they beat
speedy retreat. We were driven from every
where II We went on to the croquet ground.
or even sat on the veranda, the jealous crea.
lures fl, " about scodipg. and insisted that
we should 70 in. Indeed, it seemed likely
that we should not be allowed to look out OF
the windows. Such robinStorm have
never seen. Something like it in young
wife and the first darling taby I have seen
And this is the way that found out thai
they were last years robins. and that this
was their first brood. Next year they viii
be more sedste, and laugh at other young
couples, which will act just US absurdly a.
they are now doing"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-29
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

uEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE AT
IL AUCIIOE.-By virtue of decree of the
Richmond Chancery Court of May 18th, 1873, In
the suit Of Patton, &C.. rs. Fry, &C., the under
signed appointed commissioners for that purpose,
viii sell ut public auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF August. 1874, at
12 O'Clock NJ: that valuable property known as THE
HEALING SPRINGS, situated In Bath county, Va,
and containing S21 acres. with all the improve.
mcnts consisting In part Of three large brick build
ings and number OF handsome cottages, all In good
order, Of the best material and workmanship. and
evncfng a credltable degree OF taste In construction
storehoIse. ice.house, bathhouses, stables laundry.
&C. aud all tile personal property thereon and used
In connection With the Springs,
The property Is on the main road in the Warm
Springs Valley, fifteen miles from Coylngton, from
" Pamphiets atestinshe virtues Of the Waters and
ton To- sas sf RsRsI IaS 81 S
Pure freestone Water IS Conveyed by pipes from
q spring in the mountains through the buildings
and GROUNDS sopg ap PA igs
Shaded oy trees Of original GROWTH the climate de.
lightfu, the atmosphere pure and exhilaratirs and
The Srl ings are now in successful operation, and
will be kept open. under the present management,
unu The clio e OF the SCI son; They are provided
with e, er ling necessary 10 the conduct OF first
rate wauering-place.
BY supplementary decree in the cause the COM
desirable to sell an undivided one-fourtn interest
only in said property being the interest Of the late
Hugh W. Fry.
With y view Of meeting the possible wishes of
those desiring to buy, should purchaser be found
for the whole property. they viii sell the undivided
one-Iourth. isas
TERMS Cash as to one-fourth Of the purchase
money !; the residue upon credit OF say six.
twelve. eighteen, and twenty-four months for ne
Rotiable notes with interest added from The day
OF sale.
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS Il
WILLIAM w. CRUMP,
JOHN II. GUY,
JOHN A.. COKE,
JAMES n: DUNLOP.
Commissioners.
GarBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctiontera
~ lY-1aw3w&td gs74
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBUR(

BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
ID COUNTY, VA.-RECENr DISCOVERY OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, decl dcdiy impregna.
ted with the celebrated Salts of Lttlll;L" These
Springs open for tile reception OF visitors on Tie
FIRST OF JUNE, S74.
In most of the chronic forms Of disease regarded
as remedial By mineral waters these Springs enjoy
q deseryedly high reputation.
In general adaptation and curative power In DIS
In chronic Intermittent feverS, and In all diseases
generated by malarlal DoSons, they are without
rival among the medicinal waters of America. The
proprietor is that this is very strong claim
The public will juoge If 1t be sustained by the ties III
mouials submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have been discovered ut this place. One OF
Tony, of Baltimore, is decidedly imprcgnaied with
the "Salts of Lithia,' which has given such cele-
brty to the Gettysburg spring IN our own country
md to The AK IL Chappelle and t1chy waters OF
The continent of Europe, and which Is so highly
esteemed In the medical world as remedy in
govt, rheumatism. aud In kidney aud bladder alice
Lona.
Pen,,syl vania, says: "1here Is perhaps 10 other
remedy from which equal efficacy may be expected
In the removal OF tire deposits OF the urate OF soda
In the joiuts and HgaBentous tissues In equity pa
ueuts, aud In preventing the deposits III the KID.
neys and urinary passa-ts-"
1t NAV be worthy OF GOie that This is the only
Spring In Virginia tn which this salt Is founo
otherwise than the mereSt trace.
Pamphlets containing analysis, testimonials, &C.,
LApD & CO., druggists, OK Messrs. WEST, JOHN
sToN & Co., booksellers, Main street, Richmond,
Va, or by addressing the undersigned at Boydton,
Va. fap 24-dcw4ml THOMAS Y Gt0DF.
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BY N. MLee,f'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. THAT
4 VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
WALL-STREET HoIEL-Pursuant TO decree
OF the Circuit Court Of Heniico county, renase a
a. .he chaucery suit of Grifin:s executors %. Grimm
nd others The undersigned, special conmissio ers
named in said decree, Will. on WEDNESDAfs2 9th
az Inly' S74 on The premises, mt O'Clock Z. NJ,
nrncrrd TO sell at public auction, the property men.
iioned In said decree, known as the Wali-street Ho-
tel situated on the east line OF Fifteenth street be-
,sre.n Main aui, Franklin, and consists ola THREE
STORY DOUBLE-FKONT BRICK HOUSE, with
two business houses on The first floor, and large
dwelling on the upper stores and wing running
back to all alley. e
TERMS Sufficient In cash to defray expense OF
sale; balance In equal instalmeats ut one, two and
three years for negotiable notes, with interest
added lille TO be retained by the court until the en-
tire purchase money Is paid.
ROBERT HOWARD,
F.P. TURNER,
F. Il. GkATTAN,
jv19 Srecial Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-29
By NM Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
No, 1O14 Main street.

VALUABLE DOUBLE FRAMED
DWELLING.HOUsE FOR SALE AT AUG
TIOS.-At the request oftlie heirs-ot.law OF calvin
J. Roach deceased will sell n nublic ancf1on. on
at 5k O'Clock r. ~, the property described above
The lot fronts 80 by 1913 feet on the north side of
Cary Tor Doperj between Plum and Haryie streets,
on which there Is q comfortable double-ffont
framed dwelling.
This property lies in the most improving part OF
the city, and affords an opportunity fcr tne pront-
able investment nf small amount. -
TERMS Une-tfIird in cash balance on credit
of six and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
teresr added and secured by deed OF trust on the
nronerty - Il 800 n. II. LEE,
jy "a B, .l5a- IS. .8..4-E ucil0neer.
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A greenhorn sat long time very atten-
lively musing upon O cane-bot. ON chair. at
length be said, II wonder what fellow took
the nonble TO find oil them ar holes and put
straWs around emf ss
Toast 81 q railway dinner =" Our mothers,
5ndustrlous tenders, though they often mis-
placed the switch. =
The wave on which many 9 poor fell1 "
has been carried away Is the wye OF q lace.
edged can brio ndkerchief. 81
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AUCTII,OINuI' 'lsIAaIIEs-Fut t,ns Days
By Nm. Lees Auctionser.
no. ] O14Main street. a
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF ONE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
AND THtRTYa0NE ACRES
or RICHMOND, FRONTING ON THE YORK
RIVER RAlLR0AD.-By virtue OK 2 decree o.
the Circuit Court OF Henrico county. proDouncsu
nm the 9Th iay OF MAY. l674, In the chancery cause
OF Gates Minor US, Adams and others, the under;
signed special commissioners therein named: WIN
rjco County Courthouse. on MONDAY the Sd
day OF August, 1s74. the property described IN
said decree SO TRACT OE LAND, containigg
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTf-ONE ACRES,
fronting on the York River ruflr DAD, seven miles
below Richmond, near Fair Oaks STALLION, partly In
cultivation.
TERMS: One-third in cash balance In equal pay
mepts at six and twelve months for negotiable
notes. interest added at the rate OF six per cent per
annum; title retained by the Court until the pur-
chase money Is paid. - .s
T.. @. CABELL,
3y.29 49, 49, Special Commits toner's.
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is % Auctioneers.

rpRUSTEES' SALE OF ONE PORTA-
i BILE TWENTY-TWO-HORSE POWER TU-
BULAR BOILER AND ENGINE NEARLY
NEWL-By virtue of 4 deed OF trust executed by
James IT. Dickinson to the undersigned, as trustees.
on the 29th day Of May, 1873, and duly recorded
in Hanover county, Va, to secure TO ". K. Polk
the paymcnt OF three certain accepted drafts therein
mentioned, default having been made In the pay
n.cnt OF two Of said drafts by said Dickinson, at
the request Of W. X. Polk. the holder thereof, we
shall proceed to sell at public auction. rhe prem
i:es, at the saw-mill the f.rn OF Henry Farmer,
near Green Bay station, Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
road, on SaTURDA the 1st day or August, S74,
TERMS: Cash as to the cOsLs attending the execu-
ton of this trust, aud for the further sum or
S663.94 With Interest; and on such clenlts Us 10
the remainder as may be named on day of sale by
said Dickinson; In case he does not name terms,
then on such terms as the trustees may name on
day OF sale. GEOkGE y. pA HUI.
IL 12 MARCELLUS SMITH.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
l115 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A ONE HUN
Il DRIED AND THIRTY-ACEEF FARM, WITH
IMPROVEMENTS, TO BE SOLD At CHE ;:
TERFIELD COURTHOUSE, MANCHESTEk,
VA, MONDAY. AUGUST 10. AT ~ O'CLOCK
NJ, trHAT BEING COURT-DAY).-B virtue Of
u deed OF trust from B. j. Kellanl dated 5h day OF
August, S72, and OF record la the County Court
of Chesterfield default having been made In pay;
mcnt Of certain negotiable notes secured 10 said
deco and heiDg requested so to do by the holders OF
der at public auction at the above time and place,
that certain Tract OF LAND fyirg 10 Dale
township Chesterfield county, near the old court
house. bounded by the lands OF 5. Q. Dnyal, Rich.
mond and Petersburg railroad, Cheatham. and
others, containing 100 acres, more or less, with all
the improvements thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to pay expenses Of sale
and two negotiable notes 10 the amount or t7lb 81
with interest from maturity Of said noes to date or
sale. WILLIAM A MBEkS, trustee:
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctionecr. 1y % tA1O
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BY Thomas.W. Reese, Auctioneer.
1917 Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
~ PRUPERTY.-As trustee In deed of trust ex-
Wescott to me- as trustee. TO secure the payment OF
certain debt to Phillips & Jennings, snail, gu the
31st Of July, nj 10 A. NJ, expose to sale to the
Wescott House, on Franklin street, in The city OF
Richmond, the following property-to wit:
Yards Paper Felt, 1 pair Blue Shades, 6S yards
Wool Carpet, SO yards Dresden Tapestry, 81 yards
Damask, ~ yards Cocoa MattinY, aud yards
Tapestry Carpet. JOSEPH JOdSsoH,
Trustee.
THOMAS w. kEESEE, AuctIoneer.
j. &. kEESEE, Salesman. jy27
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BY j. L. kpperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1915 Main street.

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Y FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--Will be sold ut
Blandon." The residence Of +. 81. Tabb: IN Hen
rico county. near the new Reservoir: on WEDNES-
Personal PROPERTY on the premises, con,
sisiing of an excellent FARM HORSE aud
WAGON: 4 large assortment OF HOUSEHuLD
Glassware, French China. Marole-TOp Tables and
Washstands, Concave and large Mirrors, Bock-
Cases China Presses. Wardrobes, Feather Beds,
&C.: Cooking Stove and other Kitchen Furniture
Farming Utensils. &c, &c.
Terms: For all sums OF $50 or less, cash: over
that sum. nc sixty days for negotiable notes with
approved iudorsers. j. l.. APPEkSON,
IN 2S-ids Auctioneer.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS,
- MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.
STRUCTURE AND DYSPEPSIA RELIEVED
DY TIE
NEW SPRING, OR No. 2.
CASE OF WILLIAM A. MASON,
nI, nANyITTE VA


OF DANyILLE, VA.
To Colonel Goode: Having derived the most sig
mi benefit when In suffering and distressed con-
dillon from the waller Of the New Spring at
this place, feel that It Is due to suffering hu-
mainly that should place in your possession ION a
statement of my case tor such use you may think
proper To make of it:
Now. about a year ago ] began to suffer from
structure of The urethra. My general health soon
fuiled and became sufferer from dyspepsia i'll
an aggravated form. consulted some of the most
eminent medical men OF the country In vain. L
tenn was reduced 10 state of great debility. have
now been using The buffalo water, both No. ! and
No. g, for ten days, hut for The most part No. 2,
and The effect has appeared to me TO be almost mi
racuous. My urine IS now passed without diff
Guilty uy appetite Is ravenous, and feel that AIN
restored 10 my usual health and yigor.
Very respectfully.
Nv % eed4t WILLIAM A. MASON.