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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTO OF
H. every size imported from England, and sold
at MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
DITMAN'S SEA SALT, In 20 and SOC. packages
iold ut MEADE 4 BAKERS drugstore.
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and LICENCES, for the
relief and cure Of foul breath, heartburn, and dys-
.pepsia. Sold at MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
CUTLER,S POCKET INH ALERS afford prompt
relief 10 sorethroat, bronchitis and catarrh. Sol
1t MEADE 4 BAKERS drugstore.
PATE PECTORALE, ALUM and KlNO LOZ.
ENGES, and CHLORATE OF POTASSA LOL-
ESGES, for coughs, colds, and sorcthroat, Sold al
MEADE 4 BAKERS drugstore.
PULLNA, FREIDRICHSHALL. and other Eu.
ropean MINERAL WATERS, sold In all quantities
1T ..- MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE with EXTRACT OF
BEEF-very nutritious aud pleasant to the taste
sold ut MEADE 4 BAKERS drugstore,
dc 10 81. 919 Main street..
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RICHMOND AND DANvHLE RAILROAD Co.,
(,tIFI(gE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
=, RICHMOND, VA, December % .lS74.
~rykNCE OF ECHEnTII EA-T0 TAKE,

CHANGE OF' SCHEDULE-IOf' LAM
OEFEECT SUNDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1874:
wa nAis Ns' kicnmond at sos A a.; leaves
Barkeviile at s2s A. NJ; leaves Dundee 1903
NJ LEAVES ., g sas = li2 F. Arrives
TRAM No; 2.Nsw 9RLEAN AN. AND IN, NEW
f paSae9 a s Hsfs II leaves 8uSSeyilis $40
?. n; ARRIVES at Richmond at ll:04 P: NJ.
TKAikk cS s3 Al rs leaves HsrEsve
at All ?. H.; leaves Dundee at s:26 r. NJ. leaves
psay'iIs e s:as F. M; arrives at Greensboro at
TRAIN No. 4-THHorGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Greensboro at $3.50 A. M. ;ltsyss Danyil'e
l k;sSSo Bgr ss asa = =. iS' A. "r.s
THAN No sSes b Msss
vie At l2o p. NJ; arrives at LynchpDrg at 420
TEAM No. 6-BURKEvILLE AcCoMMopATloN.
Eastward Leaves Burkeylle at 4:35 A. A.; ar
| riyes at Richmond at TBS A. N.
All through trains connect at hichmoha anG .nrs
and potomac railroad, aud Washington Cny, Fir,
cinia Midland and Great southern railroad to ana
from Washington, Baltimore fmlaoelph'a, anu
NI Trains Nos. s and connect At Rlchplend with
the Richmond. York River ana chesapeake Kan.
lpad trains to and from Baltimore ana all eastern
pT1 q rains Nos. and correct at Charlotte with
3o ana from Greenyille, Atlanta MONTGOMERY
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. ana all soutn"es'-
err Trps INV Nos and 4 connect at Charlotte with
| tho Gnarlotta, Columbia and Atlant! railroad ior
T1ninmba Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, apd III
so Me, 4 Connects at Burkeyle With the At
,a1fic Mississippi and Ohio railroad. from Lyhch-
Mu..' chaftanooga aud oil southwestern points.
Tatskets sold 70 all southern aun south western
,,atnSs and naagage checked through
\ p",,, snsm nalace.cars through from New Orean
\ .S,tSn mHyy$ra $50 r. N. r. TALCO11.
| 10 NC" 'Aft~ Engineer and superintendent.
| II. o4DouarAss. Master Transportatton. ae ~
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THE WHEAT CRoP.-Most of the wheat
crops which we have seen in this vicinity are
10 an unpromising condition. Much of the
grain sown during the fall drought has not
sprouted, and some portions Of the fields look
entirely bare. What the spring weather may
do for it we cannot tell, but the prospect al
present is discouraging. We regret to OBJ.
serve similar reports in our exchanges from
other portions fthis State. --Halitar Record
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Whole tickeas, 500; halves, $25; tenth, or eaei
coupon, So; eleven whole tickets, $500.
For tickets or dnformstion, address
~. e.. THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager, :.
.. Louisville, KY.
For tickets or information apply to
Al L,ECUYER, 900 Bank street; or
VIM. w. MYERS. 400 Main street,
il 1888 Th&Wlmo Richmond, va.
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And now we have the Junlus controversy
revived, and that by an accomplishment
eminent Virginian, who believes that he can
fully establish that Lord Chatham was the
author of the Junius letters, and not Sir
Philip Francis. The work il nearly ready
for the press, and Is quite elaborate IT not
exhaustive of the subject. -Richmond letter
in Petersburg appeal.
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TAX ON MERcHAsTs.-T The joint Committee
of Finance Of the General Assembly have
agreed to- bill providing q tax on the pur.
cIases by merchsats as follows: On $2,O0O
and under, $40; from $1,000 to O.0O0. 10y
cents on the $500; from DAG, 900 TO S60. goo,
40 cents on the 800 from $4,000 to $780,
600, 80 cents on the 500; from SS0, 600 to
800, 600, 20 cents on the 800; and over
100000. 10 cents on the Sl0o.-Richuo1d
letter. Norfolk Landmark. 1000
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DUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

4 4.
DEATH OF GOVERNOR BRAMLETTE-AC-
TON OF THE TRUSTEES-A SUCCESSOR
APPOIN ONO MORE POSTPONE
MENTS-DRAWING CERTAIN FEBRUARY
27TH. '-. - s.
At a meeting of the Trustees eff the Public LII
brary of Kentucky, Jaitnary 16, 1875, 1t was re-
solved that c. NJ. BRIG GS, ESQ.,, who under the
late Hon. THOMAS f. BRAtMLETrE was the real Du'
siness manager OF the gift concerts already given
In AID OF the Public Library Of Kentucky, be ano
he Is hereby authorized 10 take the place made
vacant by the death Of SAID BRAMLETTE in tive
manag ment OF the affairs OF the afth and last gill
concert, and that the drawing announced Tor Feb
ruary 81, 1875. shall positively and unequivocally
take place on that day without any fortheA post
ponement or delay on any accom- 1t whatever.
R.T.DURRl TT, President.
JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary.
Hereafter all communications relating 10 the
fifth concert should be addressed to the undersign-
ed and pledge myself that the draw wing shall come
of February 9th, or that every dollar paid for
tickets shall be returned.
c. NJ. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager,
't Room 4 Public Library Building,
ia 23-sa&Th&w12t Louisville, KY.
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from condcuDed material. mixed and pre-.
pared by process discovered by Commander
l.. A. Bpardslee. stands higher tests as chain.
iron than any chsip-iron which has been fur.
ni>hed 10 the Government. Its power Of
resisting blows is wonderful. = " ASKING ton
Ponubifrro,
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"The Herald is only joking in all it says
about Ca>arism, the resignation of the Pre-
sident," etc.
OF course that is not so. The Herald
never jokes. 1t doesn't know how. all it
wants is to SNAKE talk" like the fellow
who asked his girl whether her mother
didn't want to buy shirt Chicago Times.
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NFILLER'S COMPOUND 7,s-,c.as.s =
N1 :: ,a SYRUP HOREHOUND
:: FOR COUGHS COLDS, HOARSENESS Ec

On using your Compound Syrup of Horehound l
consumed one third Of the bottle. z.ua.t
.... t...a HENRY BERGH,
President American Society for the Prevention Of
; Cruelty to Animals. '... = .r.1 ts~.s
suits. .. Al FORD,
Ford's Hotel, Richm ond, Va.
do not hesitste to pronounce II the best prepara-
ton have ever used or known of.
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER, Lynchburg, Va.
RICHMOND, October "a, 1874.
have been using Miler's Compound syrup of
Horehound for The past three years, and have
found ii the best cough mixture have ever tried.
Professor JOHN WYMAN, Yentrloquist.
Sold by all druggists and country storekeepers al
25c. per Dottle. Prepared by .
MILLER PIERCE, Apothecaries.
Ia 81 Richmoui, Va. q
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GENERAL RAILROAD : - - ~
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,

TICKETS on sale to all principal points In the
RATES SAME AS AT DEPICTS.
No trouble TO give information and answer letters
Passengers aud baggage called for, and baggage
checked from hotel, and residences 70 destination
on all tickets sold by as, .-
sEFEPING:CAR TICKETS ON SAL E..
The only railroad ticket Office In the city where
passengers can have choice OF routes. L.t....E
~ A. w. CARRIER, 826 Main street.
l. Branch ticket office at Exchange Hotel. ia! ia
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rlUTI0N.

BUY no powders or prepared stMMONs's LIVER
REGULATOR unless in our engraved wrapper
with tIade.mark stamp, aud signature unhroken ;
none other is genuine.
j. Fl. ZEITIN & CO.,
dc os.6m Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
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: RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG Rate
.st'- a% go. 4 ROAD COMPANY {

-s..r 49, ROAD COMPANY I
COMMENCING JANUxRY4,1s75 tfain
C$en this road will run a follows. ~ ~
LEAVE RICHMOND sOUTH. IL IL.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except SUN.
day6 connecting for all points Sodth
and West. Sleepsng.caf attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily te2septSun.
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations ON the Southside
lA5 2. NJ, THR6u sH MAIL i'd daily, ,senasst,ns
= sengers taking this train VIII make
l close connection ut Petersburg for
500 p NJ y y!S ssa Ct sss except sunday
81 ~ LEAVE PETERSBURG MONTH. sip4.,
500 A. NJ EREsShTs IT., TR .ab daily except
HAS A. NJ, THR8GaH NAIL usily, eonneet,ns
''@s Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. t'&s ,iafEt%g !
500 P. M, FREIGHT daily texrept Sunday
500 P. NJ, 1HRo UdH b III daily lsseep. Sun.
day., connecting fsMithf Richmond,
,.s Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Sleeper attached, runniDR through to
Baltimore. Also making cfc6e, on.
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs aud
points North and West. 1A'f!
The NAIL TRAINS will notstop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Chester.
$50 A. n. daily except sunday. -, s.tg 4.s
ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg Will start from
no. A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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A Valuable Discovery I'm Forging Iron.
Several tons of iron Wefe fagotsd, bioomed.
and rolled into bariron inthe coppsr.roliing
mill vt the hayward within the past few
dsys. The isop, although made entirely
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DRUGS. MEDrCasEs. &c.

pURCELL, LADD & CO., DRUGGISTS, :.
l. ~. No. I 81 9 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
have constantly on hand large stock or
DRUGS. DYES, W1SDow.GLAss. PAINTS,
OILS FOR PAINTING AND MACHINERY,
CONCENTRATED tYE, ELASTIC STOCKIy9s
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, TRUssES,
BASDAG ES. PBRFSMERY. FANCY SOAPS,
GERMAN COLOGNE WATER,
DTTMAy'S SEA SALT, - e
FOUGERA'S PREPARATIONS,
aud general assortment OF PURE DRUGS and
CHEMICALS and choice and wcll-selected as
sortment of all articles for sale in quantities 10 st
pur, hlsers by PURCELL. LADD geo,
jl 81 1915 Main street Richmond. Va.
GREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC.
~ j. N. LAROQUE'S ELIXIR OF CALlsAYA
improves the digestion. An excellent preventive
OF FEvERs, FEVER AND AGUE, &C., &c. and n
great tonic aud renoyat0r for inyalids aud debii-
,urer,. baltimore. Sold by druggists generally.
ia 6.2m
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
TOAL AND WOOD. .. .- q,
CLOVER HILL LUMP, HAIL, and ENGINE
GOAL: .<~rl !:
sEMI-CANNEL COAL-all lump: ..
ANTHRACITE, all sizes. and sold by weight
SOFT COX E-lump and hail;
OAK and PINE WOOD-long, sawed, and kim
ding.
-. ALSO,
WEST VIRGINIA and CUMBERLAND COAL,
for engines and smiths.
- CB. LIPSCOMB,
corner Eighteenth and Broad streets,
fp 2-2w and seventh and Byrd streets
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R1oH,dONp, FaIp'G & poTosfAc K. X. Cor(
OsBICE GESga4L TICKET: AgEaT,
RICuloND. December 2, lS7a.J
OF TRAINS. .,s,....

| d. ~
RIciiMoNT December 2, lS74.S
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS. =, <s,..:,
9ss DAY MAIL Isssss R ~, II a, n;
T TaE n ss!TrfEAaER KEYPoaT &
| Qnantco, with trains OF me ne BALL
| opposite fAlexandria-dne IN Baltl-
I lore az 9:20 r. II. and vt Washing
! .,. TIM With the Baltimore aud Potomac
| - railroad for Baltimore andthe'Sorth
r.. Nc SiaHT' NAH. leaves Byrd.strset
| 1905 b. fatior lSnndays exceptedh connie ctiny
nc Washington! with the RaltiInofe
- ~. Sss;G15SSaMdsaieDAq1oa rR AIM 70.
ssa, Sp lsgpaIrys s s4ss ss & s,rd.s,res
ESQ p. NJ, b isst,9s IA GaSs bIlses' sta
ss7 NJ a Sa as!Isi ArIos AIN NAV. .,' ss
Ut Broad-stre y tsts'loa (sd- -
20 NOTICE. .4Gt l5Soi&3
cAk mas been added TO might tr Ins both YAysbe-
tween Richmond and Bafimors dor the special
comfort OF Richmond passengers. lGHARHEPOR
BERTHs, 81. Passengers taking :thls ear are mot
disturbed on reaching Richmond they cad remain
fEiY REF5tSkk3a sSE asB kIaE asasIEWEN
so TEASs sSs 4 REo and
FRIDAYS A. 9ua1,sso, sll Sal,s
p T65Sssh pd ss S e 'sd ana W
BY order OF General Supertnte ~ s.1,s,,F
de17 General Frei.ht sad Tasles Att
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAH,
W ROAD.-on and after SUNDAY, Jasparys,
- FROM RLCHMOND. v Il tgn y
$40 a. M. NAIL TRAN.-For ,Gerde1sytle,
Cnariottes Vile, TSuunOn, Coytngton, and all
intermeiiate stations daily Except Sundsyt car.
nyfng ut CoylnRton at, 1880 e. d. This textn
connects at Gordonsytlle for Orange, Splpt Rfrs
Wsrtentof, Manassas. Alexandria. WSAtnsi9Hs
buss Bristol, Knoxville Chattanooga cad, TIA
' S:I5 P. M. IccoMMoDAmoN, TRArN1Yor
Gordonsyile and all intermediate stations 6tiy{e&s
eept Sunday arriving at Gordonsytlls ~ s;1AP.
$40 T. M.,o1scISNATI EXPRESS. aas.
boro, CoYington, and all stAtons. pest az Coytng-
TOE datiy texcept Saturday, arriving ar Hunnnkton
az b.25 P. Ii. This tEsiI c0naeelS at 6ordonstaHe
for Washington, Baltimore .snd, the MOTH ana
for Lynchburg ana the South Z and az NunnGg.
e!npati and ~ penis Vest and Southwest Arriving
Eos through uckets, rates, aad inSnfs1stSods &p-
ALE nj S9R Main street, Ballard and EIeh4nEe 10.
k or at the company once, Etoss stssei ava ssz.
-. 45t Assistant General Ticket u ea&
THoMAS DoDAARAp, Geaeral sapertntsh99e a. AZ q
Transportation. 6ig,<,, aqt l!s oAssI
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ear. AS remedy III MALARlOUS fEfE
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, RESTLESSNE
AUSDICE, NAUSEA, .s
HE CHEAPEST. PUREsT, AND BEST FA.
LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD!
81 have never seen or tried
such simple, efficacious, sat-
~ isfactory, and pleasant reme-
dy In my life."-H. RAISER,
BIT. Louis, bio.
Hon. Alex. Fl. Stephens.
occasionally use. when my
condition requires II, Doctor
Simmons,s Liver Regulator
with good effects."-HoN,
ALEX. h. sTEPc EMS:
Governor OF Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
In use In my family for some
time, and | am persuaded tits
valuable addition to the
medical science" -GOY. j.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
~ have used the Regulator
inmy family for the past sew
cnteen wears. can safely re-
commend it =, the world Us
the best medicinc have ever
used for that class of diseases
It purpsrts to cure."-ll. +.
THiGPES.
President of CITY Blink.
"Sinmons's Liver Regula-
tor has proved good and eff
c"cious medcine.n-C. A.
NUTTISG.
Druggists.
1--WE have been acquainted
with Dr.. Simmons'S Liver
Medicine Tor more than TWEEN
" years, and know II to te the
best Liver Regulator Offered
to rhe publlc."-M. r. LYON -
and II. L. LYON, BelIefon-
tame, Ga.
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SIAIAIONS'S

LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jaundice, Bilious
ait ,cks. Sick Heniache, Cole, Depression OF Spir-
ITS, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &C..
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Is faultlrss family medicine.
Does not dtsIrrangc the system.
Is SIRE to cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicihc.
Docs not Interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the sim plest and best remedies.
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RAkER0AB LINES.


RtcHknRr Y6AK RIVER AND 6:HEsAfuAxR)
aAHRoAD CO., PERISTESDENT'S OFFICE. }
- KICHMoHD. JaJuary 20. 1875.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
~ssmmencfng MONDAY, January e5, 1875,
and freight trains this road viii run
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR WEST porSr VIII,
leave Richmond daily t2undays exccpsedi nj 3 p,
NJ. and will arrive from Wes. Point daily iyon.
days excepted) sc 0:30 A. N.
Tie spterd.d steamer LOUISE, Captain A, O.
SICKLE. will run fin connections with this road.
leaving West Point MONDAYS, TEDSRSUkYs
and fridays On the arrival OF the r. ". train
from Richmond. aud arriving aS BALTIMORE early
aext morning. and leaving Baltimore 7 UESDAYS
rHUESDAi rs, and SATURDAYS ut 4P. 81, mr..
rive at y est Point next morning In time 20 COR
aect With the train due q: Richmond at 1850
A. M. styrso
cAe 10 bdHiulDTe... D w
chHe 20 M1shlnatOns... o ZV
Eare 10 kh1aoeipnla.. 1V
TH & GSS FkEia IRA in .fisays ~
.mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, rand 8UN-
DAYS. as 4 A. H., connecting al Nest Roial with
steamer, landing freight 10 Baltimore eafly next
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, will, passeDger car
attached, leaves Richmond for West Point and
way stations MONDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS. att A.. and leaves West Point
for Richmond IL O'Clock nOop.ef same days.
edward +. FULGER, Superintendent.
W. n. BRAGG. Master TRANSPORTATION. "a 26
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TAKE
/ =
SIhINONSS LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases Of the Liver Stomach. and Spleen.

r all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, and sple
ItIs emlnently Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for immedi-
ate resort Will save many au hour or
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial II Is still re-
ceiying the most unqualified testimo~
mails OF It's virtues from persons Of
tine highest character and IespoIisi-
bllity. Eminent physicians commend
1t rs the most ..t
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE, ..
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, ljIZZI-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH, bad taste
iii the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TAcKS, PALP1TATIoS Of the
HEART, PAIN in the region of
the KIDNEYS, DESPOSUBNCY,
GLOON, and iorebodings of EVIL,
all OF which are the offspring OF
dist aSed LIVER.
If you feel DULL, DRowSY,
Debit ATED, have frequent
HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED. you are suf-
fering from TORPID LIVER or
"RILIOUsNESS," and nothing
will cure You SO speedily aud
permanently.
Tne LIVER, the largest organ
in the body, Is generally the
seat of the disease, and II not
REGULATED In time great suf-
ferlng, wreichcdness, aud
DEATH will ensue.
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EFEECTuAL SPECIFIC

Armed with this ANTIDOTE, uif climates and
,hanges of water and food may be faced without
fear. As Il remedy in MALARIoUs FEvERs,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, r ES I'll ESS Y Els s..
JAUNDICE, NAUSEA,
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SOMETHING NEW.

NANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL
" II kindles quick. gives more heat, and lasts
longer, aud Is therefore the most econ9mlcal coai
for oInn CRATES. s. P.LATHROP, a
Iva 'p~ Sole Sgeut for Richmond,
q Seventeenth street, at drawbrldge.
ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes, best quallty; al
Ian nriH
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Letter from StauntOn.

MEETING OF THE CITY COUECIL-TIE SCBSCRIP.
TON TO THE VALLEY RAILROAD TO BE PAID.
iCn1rc ;pondcMce Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
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DEST LUMP AND HAIL COKE, CLIO
ID YER HILL COAL-ump and hall superior
SPLINT aud QUINNlMoNT COAbii A I, WIN
long and sawed all of which can be bought ~ lhe
lowest market price at b. COi 49, "a
corner OF Ninth street ana BASIN DARK.
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uLOVER HILL LUMP. AND HAIL

GOAL AND WOOD.-FIRST CLASS
u Anthracite Coat from sc. so TO 81 25 to $3.50
ner ton Of 600 pounds b.st Splut Lump in the
City at IS as TO $3.50 per % bushels, $3.50 per
2. 600 pounds Clover Hill Coal, Ashicld or James
River Coke. "a so and $6 per 25 bushels. we
can supply the best FUEL at the lowest rates Eat
isfacton guaranteed ut Nineteenth and Cary streets
10 90 T.. n. PAGE.
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Presden
L. D. 8;
= CLAs9RNE Agent
sOtd5t Richmond
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-09-10

GETTING OUT OF BED.-Dr. Hall does
not approve of the old doctrine which was
formerly instilled into the minds of
children-that they should spring out of
bed the instant they awake in the m orn-
ing. He says: Up to eighteen years old
every child should be allowed to rest in
bed, after the sleep is over, until they feel
as if they would rather get up than not.
1t is a very great mistake for persons, old
OF young especially children of sedentary
habits-to bounce out of bed at the mo-
ment they wake up; all the instincts
shrink from it and fiercely kick against it.
Fifteen or twenty minutes spent in grad
ually waking up after their eyes are opened,
and in turning over and stretching the
limbs, do as much good as sound sleep, be-
cause the operations set the blood in mo-
ton by degrees, tending to equalize the
circulation; for during sleep the blood
tends to stagnation, the heart beats feebly,
and to shock the system by bouncing up
in an instant and sending the blood in
overwhelming quantity to the heart, caus-
[ ing it to assume gallop, where the in
slant before it was a creep, is the greatest
absurdity. The Instantaneous bouncing
out of bed as soon as the eyes are open
will be followed by WEAKNESS long before
noon.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-09-10

CAST A LINE FOR YoURsELF-A young
man stood listlessly watching some anglers
ON a bridge. He was poor and detected. -
At last approaching a basket filled with
wholesome looking fish. he sighed:
eff now, 1 had these I would be happy.
l could sell them at a fair price, and buy
me food and lodging"
II will give you just as many and Just as
good fish, +" said the owner, who CHANGED to
overhear his words, eff you will do me a
trifling favor"
''And what is that?" asked the other
eagerly.
"Only to tend this line till [ come back:
| wish to go on an errand.''
The proposal was gladely accepted. The
old man was gone SO long that the young
man began to grow impatient. Mean
while the hungry fish snapped at the bait.
ed hook, and the young man lost all his
depression in the enjoyment of pulling
them in; and when the owner returned he
had caught large number.
Counting out from them as manv a,
were in the basket, and presenting them t.
the young man, the old fisherman said:
II fulfil my promise from the fish vol
have caught, to teach you, whenever yo,
see others earning what you need, to vast,
no time in fruitless wishing, but to cast f;
line for yourself"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-09-10
FARM AND FIREsIDE.

TREES ON THE HIGHWAY.
! Fay, Portland, Chautauqua Co., N. Y,
| says: II have a row OF CHI erry trees along
I! the highway, s feet apart. which serve for
fence-pCsts Of the very best kind; and the
crop of these trees some years equals the
interest of 700 per acre. Nothing but
lightning has ever broken down the fence.
| also have 40 rods of chestnut trees, s feet
apart, along the highway, which am also
using for fence-posts. 1 have also 80 rods
of naples set the same distance. Opposite
the maple stands row of so early Astra-
chan apple trees, giving an abundance of
fruit to the owner as well as to travellers.
Cherries, chestnut and apple furnish fruit,
and in few years the naples win yield
sugar. These trees add beauty and value
to the farm. Upon new line of road just
opened, 1 have planted apple trees IL feet
apart for fence-posts, and have found
feet closer than necessary. If a wind
break as well as fence-posts be desirable,
it IS better to plant the trees s feet apart.
Upon all division lines ash trees might be
planted aud cut for fuel us the height Of
fence, as the stumrs will always send forth
sprouts.