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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-24
YDUR z love.

Gale Forest gives the following advice
in the st. Louis Times. She practices
-morally-on the allopathlc principle Of
Composites:
Resolve firmly from the start that you
will never coax your wife to love you
AS you would a child-with sugar-plums.
In society, treat her-no, don't treat her
at all; pay no attention to her, but devote
yourself with exclusive zeal to the enter
tainment of the young ladies present, and
leave her to take care of herself. This
course will win you not only their respect
and hers, but, undoubtedly that of the
entire eompany-for only fools in these days
expect a nan to play lover to his wife.
Should your wife receive a show Of at
tention from some other masculine, become
q fiend Of jealousy at once, and make her
life miserable at home by unjust accusa-
tons and violent eXpostulations against
such unseemly conduct in your wife, Or,
ifyou are a different sort of man, act the
part of dog in the manger never take your
wife anywhere yourself, nor allow her, if you
can help it (and I hope you can't) to go with
anyone else. Should her love not appear to
iuS,ease under such persuasive treatment,
be SILL more demonstrative ; catch up the
carving knife occasionally, and flourish
it t~hreateningly over her shrinking head;
or, practice violent (" laying or of hands !"
upon her-notliing more effective than mans
main strength for holding a woman's love.
Never give up a single one of your bach
elor habits-smoke your dozen or more ci-
gars every day, goto your club treat all the
fellows " you meet, belong to q half dozen
lodges, and continue all your other pet
vices; and then remark, as you hand your
wife her weekly allowance-which, of course
you have scrilnped down to the last penny,
as becomes your manly generosity-that
at this rate Of extravaganza OF her part you
shall be ruined in less than a year; and add,
asyou bring your clenched fist in contact
with the table ina way to make your wife
and the dishes SILVER in concert, ECONOMY
madam, economy must be the rule and not
the exception in this house hercafter"-as
II it had not been heretofore
Should she dare to remonstrate,. ask her
IN quellilgstones, who earns the money +;
and then trirunphantly march awayto set
tie a few 0 fyour own little debts and re-
pond to a call for charity proffered by Beau
tyin purple and fine linen.n You will
doubtless leave your wife meditating with
swelling heart IN your exceeding naaggfa-
nimity.
Make apractice of dragging your bust
ness in the house. and worrying about it
morning. moor: and night but at no other
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-24
RAG N GRAMMAR.

GRACE AND GRAMMAR.
When one reads of ancient Athens and
how its young people were first sent to
study grammar under competent masters,
to the end that Athenian youth might attain
a thorough knowledge Of " the whole beauty
energy, number and cadence Of their Ian
guage, and as a result, how general became
the culture and fine taste Of the people, SO
that even a shepherd woman took one Theo-
phrastus to task for the INSTRUMENTATION OF
a single word, one can hardly suppress a fit
OF psychic .squeanlishness at thoughts of our
modern, slipshod, down-at-the-heel, out-at-
the-elbow style OF dressing up our ideas.
Double negatives disagreement of cases sing
ulars for plurals, adjectiyes for adverbs,
rough-and-tumble treatment of final con-
s%oDants, %hammering out III" into "oo''
ca into'e ,"etid on,asc genus. Now, it may be
asked, If an angel were to a lightin your path
way and offer to bless you, would you insist
upon having the benson in good English?
Probably not. Angels visits are confess
eddy, few and far between.
But the young ladies, those seraphim of
the earthly type, are alwaysewith us. They
sit near us in the theaters, beside us in the
stages, around us at the concerts. They
grace the salon, they piece out with bright
colors the home circle and family gathering.
They're not silent monitors. On the con-
trary, out Of the abundance Of their hearts
come many and wonderful things. I'm her
tongue is the law Of Kindness and sshcr
lips drop sweet smelling myrrh.'
But What of all that if she says Good
molalin'n and Good eyenin' ~
Suppose she come, like Queen Sheba,
I" with a very great %train,'' and fail to put
objectiyes after her propositions, will it not
mar the glory of her coming? 3.
Seriously, should a woman be called
8 graceful = who continually stumbles over
her final c%onsonants and says "Leeme co.
"a good 'eal,' s'irs'-rate,'' "han' me that
blottin' paper?o
It's a pleasant thing to hear from the lips
Of Araminta-your hearts own delight
that she resolutely declined young Pipkins's
invitation to the theater, but when the art
less maidshalf closes her eyes and murmurs,
:" If he'd come for me in a golden chariot /
wouldn't have went!'' you don't feel SO
comfortable, so negligently at ease, as you
were before that last remark of Araminta's.
Women should not deceive themselves.
The most uncouth, illiterate man knows
what elegant and correct English is, a0Aen he
hears ii. lie may not be able to string three
words correctly himself; but he shifts
the harmony of a rounded sentence from
afar. It is instructive. See how working
men hang upon the lips of an orator? OF
his meaning they know little or nothing,
but the "energy, number and cadence they
catch.-Ec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

THR CASES OF LIoUoRIDEALHRs CHARGED
WITH SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORS The
counsel of Thomas jackson. convicted on
Saturday OF selling liquor to minor with
out the consent of his parents, fled bills Of
exceptions: r.
First. Because under the indictment and
proceedings in thissease the prisoner had no
legal notice Of the charge against him 80 So
10 enable him properly touake his defence.
Second. Because the charge contained IN
The indictment is faulty, and,could net con.
Sllute the basis Of .sny legal conviction of
The defendant Of any criminal charge what
ever. =.
Third. Because theeourt failed to instruct
1ne Jury, as asked for in the instructions
specified in the third ,biiLof exceptions. 2
fourth. Because the verdict is.eontrsry to
Ao'e and the evidence.
-. Ihe Case will go up to the Supreme Court
Appe&s.
:, rhe ease Of the CoRanonwaalth os. Otto
Aaseeostern, for the same offence, was tried,
a1 tse Jury rendered 3 verdict Of guilty
shd assessed his fue at ten dollars; and time
", Was allowed him to file bis bills OF excep-
A'ons ,n 70 toe ruling OF the Court.
Inc southern Association eases were set
,1f In TRIAL on Monday next. General Sa. a.
Imlse. Uho has been sick in Aesomae, IS on
his way home.
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calculated TO place them 10 q false and dam.
sgiDg position beioys their fel elIoW-cltizens.
Our committee has no such instructions as
your Informant speaks ef. They were not
Instructed TO oppose the plan before The City
Committee; neither we're they instructed 10;
make any demands. The committee have too
much respect for the pel;tiesI opiDicBs OF
others to think of debating to them, and Too
much common sense to! think Of making de.
mands. They were simply Instructed to pre-.
sent to the City Committee our address as
published some days ago, which emboaies.
their full political Views and their reasons for
not wishing repetition OF the late primary
plan. This right they; are sure nobody viii
deny them, IS It Is only political equality
they ask for. Asa class nnd part Of our
voters they have always besn--even during
the darkest days Of our Conservative party.
its ssaunchest and traeat friends !; and to re-
guest the City Conservative Committee TO
hear their views snd wishes cannot, and we:
are sure will not, be thought unreasonable
or dictatorial. s;Isrr 14 Z. WAaR1R, II
f.ts,stg &a4 Cbairman Committee.
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DR.. C. W. BENsoN,s CELERY AND CHAHMo.
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure sick
headache, nervous headache, dyspeptic headache,
neuralgia, nervousness and sleeplessness, and will
cure any case. Price, SO cents. Sold by all drug
gists. Office, 100 north Eutaw street. #
Il BALTIMORE July az, 1874.
DR.. C.. W. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHANHo-
MILE PILLS have cured my wife Of sick and ner.
vous headache Of ten years. standing. She had it
every week or ten days, and suffered almost every
thing but death with 1t. We think these pills are
worth their weight In gold. a.s-..t
Rev. Il. A. sCRLICHTER.
For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists.
Z PURCRLL, LADp Il Co., Agents.
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A LADY WELL VEasKD IN THE SCRIP
rUREs.-One OF the young ladies' attached to
the ministers class Of Fulton Baptist Church
Sunday school recited on Sunday morning
the whole OF the Psalms and o portion OF
Ecelesiastes, making 4, 600 verses In oil, which
she had committed to memery during the
week. Seven thousand were recited in the
class of which she was member. The same
Young Lady recited on the Sunday previous
nearly 1000 verses, comprising Romans,
Galatians, Philippians, and one or more OF
the smaller books Of the New Testament.
The class Is eontending for . prize to be
given to the one who recites the greatest
lumber Of verses In given time.
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PRlaBYTERLkN.

At the First PresbJ terisn church the
pastor, Rev. T. L. Preston, ID. D., preached
an able discourse In 1hei morning from i.
Corinthians, Ii, 81 and 80. At the close OF
the sermon the communion OF the Lords
Supper was administered, and fourteen were
added to the communion, Of the church.
> "A meeting for parents and children was
held In the afternoon, aud an address de-
liyered to parents by the pastor; also one by
j. D. X. SIeight, greatly Interesting all the
little folks. ~Tbe ordinance Of baptism was
administered to I've little children, all menu
bersof one family. The singing on this oc-
casion was rendered by the children Of the
Sabbath school, and added greatly to the
pleasure OF the audience. $3.50 = -. ~
II ~ If.. So. CATHOLIC. ], .-s5,..,.i.,,,,g
Sunday, In the Catholic calendar, was Il .
Feast oil 81. Joseph, and at the Cathedral pom
tificaI high -masa was celebrated at hst-Fass
10 O'Clock. +. Yespers we're ss usual. In
The evening at halfpast Z O'Clock Right
Ray, Bishop Gibbons delivered an able ser:
mon upon the :. sanetityt Of the Church"
Blessed Eacrament. The music by the cheir
was very fine, and the tenor solo In Millard's
HYeni CreaterS, 2; was admirably rendered By
Mr., .Donaldson, who kindlz assisted the
choir. -, s-.x,.,.s = -,
a. st. Pstrick's Church hi9h.1nsss swps Gel
ebrated by Rev. Esther Kelly at 1880 AM,
durinE. which, Rev. Father Hand, Of Char.
Dtie, n. C., delivered An eabis and sinasruc.
tive discourse. .;5, u = e !
q g AZ 81. HarJ,s Getman CstholIc church
solamn hist-aass Hss ceisbratsd as half.psst
lie O'Clock By Rey. Father HerNan Hith
Rsy. Ysshsx Renno as dslc0p, and Reg.
Yather Sylvester ss sub-deacpn. Altar Hsass
tue Torty Houys,s sDesQtion Was begpn. The
B essed eacsameat mn borne nrcnnd fhe tr-
tetior of mo church 81 prpessicn fprr,edlof'
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MANCMEsTER NEWS.

Burnt to Dedth.--Last week two aged COL
ored women were burned to death In the vi.
ciuity of Bethlehem, which is about twelve,
miles from this city. In one case, the cloth
ing of the woman caught fire from the pipe
that she was smoking, and before assistance
could reach her she died from injuries re-
ce;ved. In the other csse, the woman's
caught from q Ere in the fireplace,
with hesame sad result as III the FIRST case.
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PERsoNAL.-The Vice. e.Regent Of Mount
Vernon hiss addressed q letter to Judge
Henry W. Thomas, Lieutenant-GoYernor,
expressing her regret at the statement made
by correspondent Of the Petersburg Netos
that the funds raised by the ladies In Rich
mond and elsewhere for Mount Vernon were
not wanted. The Vice Regent expresses her
Wsrmest thanks for the efforts OF the ladies
here and elsewhere2and states that Cincin-
natl has raised $4,000, Richmond $500, and
New York promises handsome sum. !.
William Astor and j. 8. Armstrong, OF
New York, were at the Exchange Hotel yes
terday.
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.1 Small Hre.-The alarm OF fire sounded
yesterday about II O'Clock M. was caused
by the burning of q few shingles upon the
house of G.. Ross, situated on Hull street be.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets. The
FIRE was caused by q damaged fue. Loss
trtfiinp ia Il 80 Il ....Ef pess Fs, EeEt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

WHEELER & WILSON NEW srRAIGHr-NEEDLB
SEWING MACHINE, No. S.-The above company
have added to their already celebrated machi mes
the new No. StraIght-Needle No-Shuttle Sew Ing
Machine. Itruns lighter, and will do greater va
riety of work with less changes than any othe
Call at No. 80 Ninth street, Richmond, Va, and
see this novelty. Agents wanted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

POLICE CoURT, YEsTERpAY.-Justice Joseph
j. White presiding Walter Hatcher (eolor.
ed), guilty OF stealing one lot OF wood from
the Petersburg Railroad Company, was sent
to Jail for one hour, with six stripes added.
The case of Daniel Grant, charged with
feloniously forging certain order, purport.
ing and representing the same to have been
drawn by William j. Johnson, and thereby
obtaining two dollars In United States curren.
cy, the property Of said johnson, was con.
tinued until Wednesday.
Virginius Bryant (colored), charged with
stealing fifty cents in United States currency
from James Fry, was discharged.
ChastaiH Epps (coloredl, charged with tres
pass, was required to give surety to keep the
peace for six months, and committed in
default. ss4.
James Thornton (colored), arrested for
drunkenness, was fined one dollar.
Sarah Jane Harney (colored), charged with
being disorderly in the street, was dis
charged. .s.g.-,..-. So: ~.
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RELIGIOUS. the Manchester Methodist
church there were very large congregations
morning and night, the pastor, Rev. George
C. Vanderslice, occupying the pulpit at both
services. The interest in the series Of meet
ings continues to increase. The altar has
been nightly crowded with !, penitents.
Twelve persons were received into the MEM
bership OF the church Sunday on profession
of faith. There have been sixty conversions
since the revival commenced. The meetings
will be continued during the present week.
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~ a ~ ~ AsSHa TO DRlvEas.-T Yesterday, i'm
t,ne a circuit Court OF this city, in the case OF
~ Soaaa sandhon ps. James Hill, Of Henrioo,
Jury rendered q verdict in faysr OF the
pA'ntlH Tor 5000. This suit has been pend
ang since last fall, While crossing Broad
saeS MRS. sandhof was knocked doga and
RUG oyer and one arm broken By n horse
driven by Mr.. Hill. l-.-
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RETAIL DEPARTMENT g. F. WATsoN's FURN
TURR-WoRKs for this city, northeast corner Coy
ernor (Thirteenth} and Franklin streets.
Retail orders received from parties outside this
city, returned 10 dealers In their localities.
Have just furnished st. Claire Hotel, Richmond
with chamber, parlor-, and dining-room furni-
ture, mattresses, &c
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s-~DrpggRyD:-Ths consideration OF the reso-
luton proposing that the State take steps 70.
protect her Interests in the pending proceed.
ipps against the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad Company was on yesterday
postponed by the House Committee on
Roads till to-day. - .Esl! t.,s!ss as-E
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the clergy; aeotyfes. offieers oRishs various
religious societies, and s., number OF young
misses dressed To- white, and WIS deposited
In front Of the tabernacle on the main altar,
whefe:it will remain exposed for the gdora.
tioH Of the faithful until this evening. Ser.
riees were held Sunday night and last night,
and the Forty Hours Devotion will be con.
cluded tonight, with sermon and benedie-
ton, the Blessed Sacrament being returned
to Its usual repository with the same eere.
mony and procession as on Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

The. Courts. = Yesterday the Hastings
Court was engaged in. the transaction Of civil
business; after which it adjourned. until
Wednesday. E ss'.>5. !.
The County Court was not in session yes
terday, but will meet again, tomorrow:
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FIRE SUNDAY AFTERNooa.-A wooden
building on the premises Of Mr.. John d:
Knowles, Sr., corner Of First and Canal
streeIs, used for cooking purposes, took nre
Sunday afternoon, about 81 O'Clock, from the
stove.pipe, but was extinguished, after Slight
damage, with q few bucketfuls OF water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

A CHANGE PRoposKD.-The- House yester-
day ordered to engrossment bill proposing
that instead of six dollars per day, OF, $'Z0
per session, the members OF the Legislature
shall hereafter be paid $40 per session. For
extra sessions called by the Governor MEM
berg are to receive FIVE dollars per Gay.
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tssRrcoRp OF THE YEAR--jA reference scrap
Book, being the monthly record OF every I'M
lportant event Of any nature worth preserV-
ing. together with careful selection Of the
choicest miscellany. Published BY Carleton
q Co, New York. This IS the frst NO.
;Forsaie By IT. sEllyson, ILL., Main street.
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1 4A1LEerp BURGLARY. ohn GsIiard tcolor.
iedJ was arrested yesterday By Sergeant
Whitlock, charged with breaking and eater.
ing iia the night time, the dwelling. .house OF
sIohn. B. schne, and stealing therefrcm tone
lot OF OF clcthtug: .e az 4 ~ ~. !, 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

GOOD pvICE!-Parents should always watch
their childrens health in cold and raw weather, and
keep them in sound condition by using WIsHART's
PlNE-TRE REK-TAR CORDIAL. a very palatable reme-
dy that never falls to speedily cure coughs, colds
Group, sore throat, and diphtheria. +
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THE NEW DRRCToRY.--Sharif b Co.'s di-
-rectory Of Richmond and Manchester for
1s78-'77 has been issued from the press, and
is the largest and probably the best work Of
the kind in relation to the sWo cities ever
gotten up. The Richmsnd portion OF the
book contains 17; ;3a1 nanes-anj increase Of
j7963 over the last; publication. Multiplying
she total number by four-the ratio used for
a similar, purpose in New! York and other
rcisies would give Richmond q population
OF 1884. The, most numerous names in
the directory are the Smiths, 242; Joneses,
201 Browns, 1873; Harrises, 141; Taylers,
los; and The Whites, .76. The following Is
the number Of, names nrder each letter "a,
679; b, 1,729; C, 1,451; D. 713; E. 38T !;
#, 575; G. 902; H.1,357 I, T;. J, 946 *,
S73; L, $50; h, I, AT N, 243; o, 1Sl p,
S69; @, .35;! R, Se8; s, LAT; T, S6S;FU,
81 v, 40; W, 1,496, Y, 81; Q, 10.
the heading ss Miscellaneous the
directory contains very large amount of In!
formstion concerning State, Federal, and
city governments; banks, insurance compa-
nies, newspapers, colleges, telegraphs, rail-
roads, steamboats,, churches, societies, &c. !;
and also g list of the post.ofi ces in North
Carolina, Virginia, and West Virgins.
The publishers doSnot assert that their
work Is free from errors, but they claim that
it has been faithfully and industriousty done,
and they have reason to anticipate that the
public will be well pleased with 1t. 1f
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General Assembly vii
adjourn sine die on the 18th instant.
= The case Of Judge Stevens. OF. Nelson
county, will come up FOX consldefauoaIl 10
the House Of Delegates on Thursday.
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WEATHER REPORT.

r,,1rIxs TO-DAY Washington,
On ts76.-Fcr the Middle States,
ha'cn snow. With slight changes In tenn
Esin $40 -asiery to southcrly Winds and
ItIs'u'hes Is7Nu 'hessrone,er, followed during Tuesday
hl'ins ", NC winds shifting to northerly and
s''ei W. risisg barometer, and clearing
"es.e ".sa. n the northern portion.
%es'ne, ,he South Atlantic States, rain and
For f.,r winds, shifting to westerly and
soassei soasssriy during Tuesday, with rising ba-
no,'s ns,er. filling temperature, and clearing
weather. ~ Z
THO ,olar wave which has been on US for
80 dsvs eliminated yesterday forenoon Ia
'oa ~, he seyeress sno w.storms Of the winter.
o., s,ogy fakes fell fast and furiously until
..,, noon. when It was succeeded by rain,
s'b sss;cb continued 10 fall up to a late hour OF
,,s night, By which time not vestige oil the
.now was left The mercury In the thef'
nnore,er 90 Sunday at sunrise indicated II
nfarir IS low as it has been at any time du'
ring the winter. At the same hour yester'
dsy il read %.
In to Yesterday afternoon the fruit bao
no, been materially injured. The weather,
whicb has been below freezing since the
trees budded, has also been very dry, and IN
that condition the blooms can stand gooc
deal of cold without injury. The apples
have not advanced sufficiently to be killed
Some of the. peaches have, but there will bt
an abundance left if We have no more colo
reqther. Pesrs have received no hurt q!
-, cherries have, being very tender; stIaw
isrrjes are very back ward, and consequently
have escaped injury.
TurpMoMETER YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ, 80
an. SO; - M, 81; PM, Al; 6P. RI.
IS; midnight, so. t-'E -
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CrAY's Sr1ruE.---The House iast nignt
ordered to sepgrossment bill apprspriating
800 TO repair the mutilsted statue Of Henry
Clay on the Capitol Square. The acuistof
Hat, who designed the statue, fs TO DO the
we,k.tFfE ;:sEs.a5IA y ~ ~ fs z
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~ SAVE MONEY BY having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRNTING-HousE. Good work. 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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SuPREHs CoURT OF APPEALS. SATURDAY.-
Childress us. Cochran, judge, &c. From the
Circuit Court of Albemarle. Writ of error
refused. jas Is. a,..r s..I :.
,Beazey us. Commonwealth. From the
Circuit Court Of TszsWell county. Writ Of
error refused. ,:,rs "a .hsa. 4.ng. rf
Jones Us. Benson, &c. Frem the Circuit
Court of Richmond county. Argued by C.
G.. Griswold for the plaiatiff In error (the
other counsel having argued In print, and
submitted. rrst.s.ss.. l4.s- - tsE E
Boaz Us. Hammer, &c. Argued by James
Alfred Jones, Esq, for the appellees, and
submitted, Il .t.a Il i1a..n - -
The next three cases are Rogers 0s. Stro-
ther, FAINT Us. Lees administrator, FAINT Us.
Lee. = sssal SIS fanf3 h,.-e e
The court adjourned until this morning at
IL O'Clock. l -: IL .f5f l.Itsf h 90.
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CusreM d-made| WORK 20 order, aad gua1'
anteed toaL, Repairing neatly done By
- S .....-.o. RosGHsH b BRoTHHRs
50a and 511 Broad street
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BoscHRN BROTHER offer their winter stock o.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and Yahses at very low
prices In order TO make room for spring goods.
% SOC and 511 BROAD BThx11s
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1 LrEB1G's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND
TONIC INvIGoRAToR Gig not injured by the infiu-
ence Of the weather. According to Liebig's e1-
preston It Is Liquid Bread, being both nourtshing
and STRENGTHENING 10 the constitution. ~
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IT 10 CONCEDED by all. smokers that WHIT
LOCKS nopKL CIGARS are the best for ten osns'
For sale every where. ~ ssss3 .sgl -