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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-07
AND DANYILLE
III RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL 8, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
1888 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting AZ
Greensboro with trains OH North tarv-
Ina division and NJ W. y. [. X. X. u
Charlotte with trains Oh 4. aud i. \.
Line railroad for Atlanta, Macon. Jack
sonville, Montgomery, Mobile. and New
Orleans and al southwestern points
with G.. G.. and 4. railroad for toH!n-
bia, Augusta, and all southern ana south
eastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMUDATl0N.
$40 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for I'urkeyi!Ie,
FarmviIc, Lynchburg, and inicrme-
diate points, making close connection
ut Lynchburg for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH MAIL
1923 2. NJ, arrives at Richmond daily. connecting
- with North Carolina division y. W. "
c. railroad. c. c. and a. railroad and A.
and X. 4. l.. railway, from All sontl-
ern and southwestern points, ana wan
o.. r.. F. and p. railroad and G. and o..
railroad for all northern anh western
points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATES.
$3.50 T. ~. arrives At Richmond daily from Lynch
burg. FarmyiIle, Burkcvilie and all IN.
terInedale points, aud from al soh''i-
western points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern anu sou'h"rsssFG
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for continuous iiSSa2e pc
tween the points named on tickets W Ey-o'sF
checks viii be given. II. 81. X. TALCOTI,
Gcneral Superintendent.
JOHN r. MAcMURDo. General Passenger Agent
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RICHMOND AND PRTEPSBrEr,
RAILROAD COMPANY. (
COMMENCING JUNE 81, 1877, trains
" on this road will run as follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
7:25 A. VI. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston. Augusta, Columbia. Sa-
!annah, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macon,
Montgomery, Mobile, New ORLEANS
and ali points South and Southwest.
also CONNECTS at Petersburg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO railroad
Tor Lynchbdrg. Farmvilir and other
local stations on that road making
same time - by any other line. This
train stops only 1T Manchester and
Chester.
LOOP. A., ACCOMMODATION daily. passen-
gers taking this train will make close
connection at Petersburg fot Norfolk
and ut Norfolk with splendid Bay-llne
steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia.
ana New YORK, aud with the Old Do-
minon steamers for New York. stop
ping At al regular stations on signal.
o:30 I. a., FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, viii
coach attached.
l1:13 Z. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily except sun
day., connecting for Weldon. Raleigh,
Wilmington. and Charleston Pullman
slecping-car for Wilmington and the
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Mon.
day., connecting with Richmond, Fred
er,cksbur2 auo Potomac railroad for
all points North. East, and West.
10:45 4. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN. with
passenger coach attached.
4:US r. ~. THROUGH NAH. daily. connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad Tor all points East
and West. Also, making close cnnurc-
tion with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for rhe Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This train
stops only AT Manchester.
CLIO 7. ~. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except SUM-
dav), with passenger co:urh attached.
This Is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South.
Passengers for Glover Hill conucc, at Chester
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond ut \. NJ. and $50 L. VI.
every Sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
the App0mattoI depot.
je q a. SHAW. Superintendent
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.... BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auciioneers and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank. 2
A VERY PRETTY LOT ON MADDOA
n HILL, NEAR LITTLEPAGE STREET, con.
TANNING ONE HALE TO THREE FUuRTHS OE
An ACRE, FOR SALE At AUCTION G ON on Ii ~
PREMISES, ON TUESDAY THE d2pH Mt
viii be sold In lots to suit purchasers, and affords
fine opportunity to get cheap homes cSnv ,f &c
TERMS: at sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
jnG E-''' Auctioneers.
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ri -; J" wv. Goddin. .

uHu 1ttfOFfVffcSrf
ONCE corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
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AcC0mnio,alon toIin leayes Richmond daily ier W.
dons7 i At ~ r. NJ, making connection M s'nI
Mail train between Richmond and Hinton ,r,.
daily Except HinGari, between Hinton anu ,, runs
ington runs daily, stopping all regular st,,,ors
Express train runs daily, stopping At Hanover
JunciIoh' Noei 5. irevllllans Louisa Gorionsyille
Charlottcsville, Staupt0n Goshen, MI.lhorn' cns
ihxton' ana oil regular stations west of Coyinzton
Mall ana express trains connect at Gorio1,yIil.
for Washington and the North. and a. Charo,,s.'
VIE Tor Lyncllburg and the South
;, Express IRAN connects at Cincinnati with ,run.
lines Tor all points in the West Northwest, AMI
Sontnwest. ami AT Richmond with the Richmond
and Ddnv llle and Rchmoud and Petersburg train.
for all points South. ''''
Sleeping-cars run on nigh.-trains
Mail train ARRIVES at Richmond at 5:30pN
Express train arrives at Richmond A, Gao s VI
ACCOMMODATION train arrives at Richmond .,
S:45 A. 81. -
Through tickets sold and baggage checked 10 al.
principal points.
For rates. information. &c. apply at Companys
offices. and at $40 Main street. richmond Va
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticke, Agent.
W. NJ. :. DUNN,
lcZ ENGINEER and Superintendent.
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TOR RENT, THAT FINE, LARGE, a:a
E BRICK EDlFICE. No. 8, with adjoining 2&;;t
grounds, on south side OF Grace between First and
Fougf,ee streets. occupied by Mrs. NJ; u Carrin&ton
as The Southern Female Institute. Was constructed
for and has only been occupied rs o young ladies'
SEMINARY by Messrs Lefebre, ID: Lee powell, and
or for sirst-class boarding house Is Que of the
most com leta structures In the city, containing
about fotp-eight rooms with ample servants nc
communications, stables, &c. Possession in August
-'>--' pe''' ~ j. Z. APPERsON.
te 2-5t Real Estu Agent.
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BY Frank j. sampson, ..... -.
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, aud Notary Public,
No. Cpl Hull street. Manchester. Va.
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afstsrrON aAIFx.saTnfs Day
M n. n. Dnesberry, General EAnctfoneer, +
"a 'tssF 1913 Main street.

- a-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sEWIiNGs;:
I1MAOHfNEssf ,RlN MARJORIE y az
oE O'clock viii sell at my M ~
ntof HOUSEHOLD EUKNlTuRE,c consisting VI
Whi,SyJT and other BEDSTEADS,
nIifEAJyS wASIISTAEDS,W -ARDkOBbs,a =,
AZ TsrTs EssEs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., oI,ss
rrsh ni.ieS. CRIES, GFfILDkf;N'SC AthfLhSH|''
TM1ihlfi.NiyT XTENSION-TABItEt ten feet 'ohs'
sl 81 AAkp Mrs and ROCKERS TX X
WNTER-C COOLERS, BATH-TUbs, &C. sNas. 80
- -, ALSO, Al IL O'CLOCK, 49,
SPRING TOP.WAGON, In very gooomn S S fbs.
L 4 pI.hntFORM neutrality-suspicious. I'ooo '''' !. =
enTinI,ION OII,rTANK. 49,, I.I,,,,,,,,onccr I,
;c A. Il. DUESBERkf !eus- .9-.- -
~ John Mctorlpiok, huctioneer, 4,
,.,,s,pl4la Main street, Z! ,Fta;'' -:
| 4 rCrIoN SALE OF FURNITu,KSE :,
.,o; On THtiRSDAY the 7th day Of Juns 1Sa7,
.. o,ciock A. M large assortment Oh ~ ,s
vh1RfInSSBES, ASSISTANTS, TIN sAEES AZ Ia "a,
nnETSS. MATTR EsSES, PICTURES: MALE,
tM.HiKS,1 CROCKERY,l q lot Of GLASS 1h tT
TING Ac and many other articles te1 o nube
to mention. We Invite the at'ehton VI s's' p'
as tue s'''S WY Join MCCORMICK, Auctioneer
WILLIAM +. FISHER, Salesman. le CIV
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W. GODDIN, Auctionrer.

N.B.-Au persons indebted to the estate OF Walter
Harris deceased, are notified to come forward aud
settle ut once, and those having claims against his
for PAYMENT ,..t- je 5,7,9,ll,&l3
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E'XECUTOR'S SALE OF LOT, No. ID,
IL IN VALENTINES PLAN.-At the request of
benjamin Harris. executor OF The Int Walter Bar
ris shall sell at auction OH the premises, on WE'D
b.. that beautiful LOT No. Is, In Valentines plan,
fronting 20 feet the south Side Of Marshall street
between Gimer and Garter streets, running buck
146 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide. .,ta l-,i. J
TERMS: At sale. t-......... .--
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RAILROAD LINES

RICHMOND. FREp'G & POTOMAC r. r. Co..
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
RICHMOND. December IL, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

FOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO %EFS
L VIDENCE, AND BOSTON.-Thegs Es sSiass,
steamer REGULATOR Captain HOWE: Will receive
freight for the above ports until THURSDAYt the TN
Instant. ut o'clock L. NJ.
W.P PORTER, Agent,
10 TIT 2425 Dock street.
DOR NEW IORk.-The Old ~HS
L Dominion Steamship Company sc.sS=.sEz,
steamship WYANOkE CAPTAIN CoUcII, will sail
FRIDAY, June Sth, IT IL O'Clock NJ.
Freight received until IL O'Clock \. N.
Through bills of ladng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south, east,
and west: also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; round-trlp tickets,
$50. Storage, Sc and SO.
For freight or passage. apply to ~
G. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
lie G-3t Companys Wharf, Rockets
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Ts>Es lsEE
FOR L Z n r.
DWELLINGS.

DWELLINGS.
HANDSOME DWELLINGS in Gray'S row, cor
ner Marshall and Tenth streets fifteen rooms gas
water and all modern improvements; Will be rented
BRICK DWELLING No. 2Os east Cary street !;
seven rooms with kitchen separate, and all nooern
BgRICK SWELLING No. 500 west Grace street !;
ten rooms; all modern improvements; very nice
neighborhood. ..
eight rooms; kitchen; modern Improvements.
'ERiCK DWELLING No. 921 west Clay street !;
six rooms. 5000 per annnm.
NICE FRAME DWELLING, newly painted and
trn imnroyemcnts; No. west Cary street. IT,.
I.ei1b and sixth streets. $500.
BRICK DWELLING No. 400 Franklin street, pc
tween Fourth and Fifth streets; eight rooms ktcnen
four rooms; modern Improvements. SOU.
ELEGANT BRICK DWELLING No. IS west
Grace street; eight rooms kitchen, &C.; recently
occuoied by william T.. Sheppard, Esq. $500.
,BRICK DWELLING No. 1928 west Cary street )
sIy rooms: modern improvements.
DRICK DWELLING No. SIG north Fifth street
ten rooms: modern Improvements; recently occu-
MED by Captain L.. L. Bass. ~
Brick DWELLING No. south Second street {;
' 'FRhME DWELLING No 41O First street, be
TWEEN Marshall and Clay streets eight rooms $500
+ BRICK DWELLING No. 425 west Main street /;
EIGHT rooms: modern improvements. -,
BRICK DWELLING No. 322 west Cary street;
eight rooms; modern improyenenIs. 49,
FRANK y. HILL,
Nat, gS~a
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NHEAP FREIGHT RATESGfrSJa,
w.. BY THE s6Ge6AsniA&
- POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE vt
AND THE WEST,
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-sccond and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY al ~ M. and SATURDAY at L.
H. Through bills of lading signed to all Canadian,
northern, and western points IT low rates, 4...
.l'-1I. n. T. DOUGLASS. Agent,
ia O .....f. Twensy-sncOnd and Dock streets,
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A SHLAND PROPERTY FOR RENT Ga
IL OR sALE-The subscriber offers FOR -
PERTY in Ashland, Hanover county, recently oc-
cupied by John O. VIM, Esq. The house has nine
rooms and a kitchen attacked. The. GROVE ana
and pleasant for the summer. Ii Is situated lmme-
diafeiy north Of Randolph-Macon College: Apply 10
( ..'' WILLIAM j. LEAhE,
. nv 81 -andht oyer National Bank of Vrgtnia
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DHILAD PHIA, RICH EfEFn
snip LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES 4 WEEk.-Until further
trips leaving philadelphia every TUESDA Y,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY,. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,, con-
meeting ut Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same c!:y Uin Cape Cod, landing ut Old Colony
"'p''' 1NN VIZ PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents.
No. IL South WharveS, Philadelphia
ID. y. Z. MINK, Agent.
myl7 No. 90 Dcvonshire street. Boston.
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By j. L. Apperson'
Real Estate AuctiOneer

Gnunns & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. .
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-01

stream of wheat rolled into its bags at
the rate of twelve bushels per minute.
Not c0ntented with this Little. farming,
MIR. Boggs gives his attention to raising
some Of the finest horses in the State.
About twenty OF them Ne saw groomed
In the stables, and there were droves
OF more common horses and mules
frolicking the 1,OOO-acre lawn. Mr..
Boggs owns 100000 acres in Califor-
MIA and $4,000 in Oregon. Most of it
is pasturage, for he raises not more
than 100, 600 bushels of wheat. He has
few thousand cattle, he could not rec
OBJECT the exact number, nor could he
tell If his sheep would count more than
10000, but he knew they were not be-
low that figure They are sheared
twice in the year, averaging eight
pounds of wool each, and netting, clear
of all expenses, something more, than
one dollar a head. Were they not
thinned out for the market they would
double themselves every two years; and
5000 being annually sold at one dollar
a head, there is total income of $780,
600. Here is a model California
farmer-a State Senator, honored by
his fellow-citizens with the Directorship
of various public institutions-wh
came into Sacramento thirty years ago
a barefooted boy, and who modestly
says that he has grown rich because he
could not help it. We have sojourned
with nobility in their castles, and have
been accustomed to the etiquette of
flimsy servility which calls for the adj
dress of ''My Lord'' and I" Your Lord
ship; but" John Boggs -hullo, Johnr'
is the style our friend receives at Prince
ton, where he is the Lord of manors
compared to which an English park is
but a potato-patch.- Red Bluff (Cal.
Cor. n. Y. Erening Post.
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The School. House Tragedy.

THE scene is laid within half mile
of the City School. Twenty-one of the
largest boys gathered in solemn coun-
Gil in one corner of the yard and de-
cided that they were too big to be licked
by any school-teacher walking the face
of the earth. After arriving ut that de-
cisiOn Il conspiracy was entered into.
The biggest boy in the crowd was to
bring on conflict with the teacher as
soon rs possible, and the other twenty
were to back him.
.'Death to cowardsr' shouted one, rs
the plan was all fixed.
mo backing down-no hesitation -
cried another,
"A rush together-one wild yell
one mad struggle, and victory will be
ours!' yelled the smallest of the lot.
1t was desperate plan.
The schOOl-house was not defended
by even Calling gun.
1t might be the commencement of a
rebellion which would not end until
every school-house in the land was
turned into an establishment for the
sale of mourning goods.
Scene second came on fifteen minutes
later. The innocent teacher looked
around upon her scholars without the
least suspicion that a fierce rebellion
was brewing. The clock licked the
same as ever. The boy across the street
pounded on an old tin pan, the same as
ever. The big conspirator was sudden
~ seen to throw q paper wad across the
room.
He was ordered to come forward. He
said he didn't have to.
1t was a moment of peril, but the
teacher didn't realize it.. She walked
down the aisle, took the big conspirator
by the collar, and in ten seconds he
wondered whether he was down-cellar
or up in the garnet, while twenty other
boys grew white around the mouth,
bent to their lessons with renewed en-
ergy, and mentally whispered:
Be still, thou wildly-beating heart
wait till Igrow a foot or two morer'
The big conspirator is now threshine
them in solemn succession. He reached
number eighteen yesterday.-Detroil
Free Press.
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USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

SOFT GINGER CAKH.-TWo cups OF
molasses, one and one-half cup Of hot
water, one-half cup Of butter, two eggs,
one slnd one-half te3spDonful Of, sale
ratuss one tablespoonful Of gingef, one
half teaspoonful Of ground cloves; stir
id .{Aa least quantity of flour that will
en1tH 1t to rise. rs rqs4sE. t.9s 3
satoN P1E.-Yelks of three eggs and
the white of one; one cup of sugar; one
cup Of water; one and .oneshalf spoon
fuls Of flour; juice and grated peel of
one -lepon; stir all together and bake
as a clistard pie. Beat the whites of
two eggs to froth; then add four
speonfals of sugar; flavor with lemon,
and when the pie is done spread this over
the top; return to the oven to brown.
81 HANDLING wAsPs WITH IMMUNITY
Says 1t correspondent of the German
town Telegraph: cit is a matter of
convenience to be able to take these
sharp-pointed and disagreeable insects
out of our way without loss Of time, in
asmuch as they are frequently very an
moving and unpleasant. If we wet our
fingers in the saliva of the mouth, we
may handle them with perfect impun-
ity, Us they cannot sting through the
saliva" This may be true; we have
never tried it. What is more, we are
disposed to waive our right to the first
experiment, and give some other fellow
the chance.-N. I. Post. g.,z -..
WEIGHT OF TURKEYs.-It will soon
be time for hucksters to be around buy
ing the farmers turkeys. 1t is we'll for
those who have turkeys to sell to be
posted as to price, and the loss of
weight in dressing. For the New York
market, where the feathers and blood
are only removed, the loss in weight is
very slight-not more than a fifteenth
part. So that Il turkey weighing fifteen
pounds live weight will weigh fourteen
pounds New York dressed. But if
dressed for the Boston, Hartford or
Providence markets, the head has to be
cut off and the entrails taken out. In
this case the loss is about one-tenth.
Hucksters try to create the impression
that the loss in dressing is One-thirl.
As farmers frequently kill for their own
use, test the question by weighing alive,
and then after the feathers are taken
off, anu again when head and entrails
are gone. Then You will be. ready to
sell to hucksters.-l0,ca State Register.
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EVERY TnrRSDAy.
SHARED.

SHE dawncd upon me like a dream
,,oi loneliness. whose bliss
Made everything around me seem
:, sweet as an angels kiss:
For angels kisses must be sweet,
Our artists draw their mouths SO neat.
called her " Paragon of girls
She called me Man of mcn;'
And then praised her lips and curls.
And she praised mine again:
And with her sex's charming art
She taught me love-so won my heart.
And thus she made me blissful. SO
thought existence half divine.
For was Arabclla s-Oh,
And Arabella would be~mine;
And after that would not ask
In greater happiness to bask.
But once | brought a friend-ah. we'll
\ friend to see my lady love:
n most COMPOUNDED fop and swell.
With patent boot and whitc-kid glove:
And with his boot and glove this swell
Soon cut me out with Arabelle.
And he proposed for my a,lored.
And he was accepted. too-ah. me.
And then my very heartstrin.s roared.
If ever heartstrings roared: You see
| Thought my friend the happiest swain
That ever trod the Arc;idian plain.
And. on my word. do declare.
enyl.d him most fcrvently:
But since his marriage. blissful snare.
lis he who ticrcely envies me;
Eecansc he says was smarter.
And let him catch perfect Tartar.
And now whence err meet this swell
But. oh. he is a swell no more
l stop and say. :. hope YOU re WE'LL
And then he gives suhdued roar;
But when ask him for the Missus.'
He grind> his teeth and at me Kisses.
-.NetbOHgne PHHci.
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Tall Farming in California.

We stopped at g Knights Landing,''4
and called on Mr.. Reed. We were told
that he was busy in the field. There we
found him, in 2,OOO-acre lot, superin-
tending his force, of thirty men, his
steamengine, his headers, wagons,
mules, thresher and separator, all of
which were working harmoniously to-
gether, gathering ,a: in the crop; and this
of Mr.. Boggs, at Princeton, with whom
we passed two days, entertained most
agreeably by his family, in princely
farmers mansion. We accompanied
him to his 6,O00-acre field, and there
saw the machinery multiplied, % 100
acres seeh day wsfs hasvssted, end The
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During recent thunderstorm
near Memphis, Tenn, a negro was Sc
verely kicked by a vicious mule, and
just as he was picking himself up, a
stroke of lightning hit the mule and
killed him dead on the spot. "Wcll,
dar?" exclaimed the negro, "ef dis
dis chile hain'f got powerful friends to
'venge his insults, den dare's no use
tryin' to hab faith in anythingr' > 81.
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Safe and Sure.


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In 1872 your VEiETINE was recommended to me.
and yielding to the persuASiOns Of friend consented
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vEGETINE Is the only medicine use and Is long a
live never expect to find a better.
y. Yours truly, w. H. CLArX
- 20 Monterey Street. Allegheny Pa
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wonder Upon wonder,

Giyen Asoay-A strange, mysterious and most
extraordinary Book, entitled "THE BOOK OF
WONDERS Containing, with numerous
curious pictorial Illustrations, the mysteries of
the Heavens and Earth, Natural and Super
Natural, Oddities, Whimsical, Strange Curiosi-
ties, Witches and Witchcraft, Dreams, Super
stitions, Absurdities, Fabulous, Enchantment,
etc. In order that all may see this curious
book, the publishers have resolved to give it
away to all that desire to see it. Address, by
postal-card, F. GLEASON q Co., 73S Washing
ton street, Boston. Mass.
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The Austin (Tex.) Statesman says:
Perpetual motion has been discovered
by COmanche man, who has invented
an overshot wheel that pumps the water
for driving the Wheel
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Vegetine!
An Excellent Nedicine,

SPRINGFIELD, O., Feb. g. 1877,
This is TO certify that have used vEGETTNE manu-.
Iactured by II. H. Stevens Boston, Mass for Rheuma.
tisin and General Prostraton Of the Nervous system
with good success l recommend vEGETINE as an ec.
cellent medicine for such complaints
Yours very truly,
G. w. VANDERBILT.
Mr.. VANDERBILT Of the firm Of vantegrift 4 HUFFMAN
s welknown business man In this place. having one
of the largest stores In Springfield, o.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-01

K1sssronD's oswls "a Punz AND SILVER
Gloss STARCH ID, used in all the, principal
manufactures Of lAces and fine goods
throughout Europe and America. No prep
faration yet discovered gives so fine finish
as the Silver-G Gloss Starch, made by Mr..
k1nQ9f0Hd at ClawAn0. .. n
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-01

The poultry product of the United
States is rated at over $500, 900, 600,
only $40, 600, 600. less than that pro-
,9uced from butter and cheese.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-01

The Memphis avalanche estimates
the loss by cotton-worms as having
been some years ~ high ~ Ca, oo0, oo6
Paris green 10 the best sntidots.