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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-02-21

Mrs. Read says, ip Dr. Foote'S
Health M0nthly for February, there are
conditions Of the system where there is
more genuine rest Ia cup of sage tea
than in anything short of sleep itself.
1t should be made as quickly as possi-
BILE and drank immediately-for If 1t
stands long it becomes bitter-with
sugar and milk for accompaniments.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-02-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Y John HANNAs, being Blncksmith by trade, had
il often felt the want OF some means whereby c0uo
aofen iron a the forge 80 that could work II at bet
ter advantage This induced me TO make many expert
ments with different substances which onered theDest
prospect of success 1t on one II these occasions
that discovered the wonderful onecs OF Elecuo con
on the human system.
Ihad defect in three OF my fingers, which were bera
or shut up in my hand In such manner. By the COM
TRACTION OF THE CORDS, that they were very trouble
soma to me in my daily avocaton. Icould not handle
NV tools as wished and often thought would have
my fingers cut of TO get them out OF the way have
used everything that offered any hope Of relief but All
20 No efYect We'll say I was working with Electro
Silicon at the forge, and Of course coud not ~
coming in contact with my hands -,
Itook no notice Of the effect It had produced unui
one day wishing to use heavy hammer grasped witn
nv crooked hand and much to my surprise found my
crooked fingers sraRhten ont, and hnd as much use
~ thern "a aver 1 could hardly believe my eyes I
showed my hands to my wife aud family, and general
fhai neigbor living about mile from my sop wnX
by rnenmafisn. sent him bottle 0i klectro Se9s ~
Lnment and told him to use hSrongn as ~ shrov Sp
aside Me cane and walk % my sop apparently as well
ss ever It had worked just as i dd In my caseyS cas- .
bos and Elends for miles around who were suffering
rom swelied Limbs, rheumatism, Neuraigia,. sun sun
Ssl,bis Findlna mat the Electro Silicon Iniment
would penetrate the skin Of further than any other
substance IL occurred to me that II must pc Roou 10.
the horse and it has proved itself OF the very best
applications in all external diseases occurring W eno
noble animal Prepared BY the
Electro Silicon Liniment Co., EImlra, NJ u
Price, so cents per Large Bottle.
Sold Wholesale;
FARRAND WILLIAMS q CO. Detroit Micn.
I'D PARK a SON Cincinnati O.
FULLER n FULLER. Wholesale Agts chicago.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-02-21
Insanity in Massachusetts,.

That insanity is rapidly increasing in
this State the forthcoming report of
that branch of the Board of State Char
tiles will show conclusively. Much of
the insanity prevalent in this State has
its origin in the too free use of intoXi-
cants and business troubles. The num-
ber of men who have been dethroned
of their reason on account of business
troubles is a frightful list. The Insane
Asylums of the State are full of such
unfortunate creatures. The high-pres-
sure manner in which some men do
business nowadays is sufficient to drive
almost any man crazy. There is also
a good deal of hereditary insanity in
the State. Hereditary in this respect
is a biological law bringing with it a
mania. In some of the apartments at
the Someryille Institution there are to
be found men and women who only
live in q state of chaos. One man
there whose name l might mention,
who was formerly a prominent mer-
chant in Boston, was at one time at
war with everybody, but he has now
become demented. He cannot recog-
nize his relatives. His once eloquent
tongue has become palsied. This man,
dragging out of stupidity the remnant
of his material life, without desires,
without regrets, sinking gradually into
death, has been forgotten by his numer-
Gus friends. Another old merchant at
Somerville, whose insanity is of a diff
ferenttype, imagines that he is the John
Jacob Astor of Boston. He spends his
time in counting pennies each of which
he considers a twenty dollar piece. He
has half-bushel of these pennies, and
arranges then in piles on the table.
He fancies that he is running bank,
and is loaning money at the rate of 10
per cent. Reverses in business brought
this merchant to his present pitiable
condition. Boston Cor. San Francisco
Call. t.L
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-02-21

1T is becoming common TO send chill
dren by express, and number of boys
and girls in different parts Of the eoun-
try have been transferred safely in this
novel way. The express agents care
for their human freight, giving them
meals at hotels along the road and ac-
oommOdatioDs in the express car.
When a transfer is made from one line
to- another, the lad or lassie, properly
billed, is handed over TO the express
man of that line. A girlwas last week
thus transferred from st. Paul to viii
lage in northern Michigan, and she
made the trip safely.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-02-21

REDUCED PR1oE.--Twenty-6ve cents will
how buy a fifty-cent bottle of Piso's Cure for
Consumption. Thus the best Cough Medicine
is within the reach of everybody. For sale by
all druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-02-21

sroP that coughing; II you do not 1t may
Kill you. A Bottle OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
only costs you Is cents, and It's timely use may
save your hfa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-02-21

cHuw JaeksOn's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-02-21

ginning to end, and then he said: " Do
you see anything suspicious in thatp 1t
seems to be very innocent"
"Huml 1t may be. Was there any
thing else in the deskP' said he, ad-
dressing Parker E-.
"You may go and look" growled
that potentate; and he led the way, the
expert following.
The desk was quite empty, with the
exception of two or three scraps of
white paper. On one of these the ex-
pert pounced and returned with an air
of elation TO the other room. He then
unfolded this scrap of paper and dis
closed a half sheet exactly the size of
the paper on which Elinor Beaumont's s
letters were written, in which oblong
holes at intervals had been cut.
He. then placed this half sheet over
the letter, and handed both, thus placed,
TO my uncle, whose astonished eyes read
the following words, which the holes
left visible; W ~tA "
Effect wind-bound. Fifty sail Of the
line, twenty-five smaller. Should the
wind change expect us on Friday.r q
"The dencer' said my uncle; g and
Nelson ordered OFF to the West Indies. !"
Then was there, as you may suppose,
hurrying and scurrying, and running
and chasing, and dispatching of Gov
ernment couriers, and semaphore tele-
graphs and carrier-pigeOns, and all the
Old World means of communication
then in fashion. The key thus obtained
disclosed the whole correspondence,
and turned out to be a connected series
of letters from the French Government,
smuggled into Jersey. The result his
tory knows; the Intended invasion was
abandoned, and Napoleon went else
where,
"But what put you on the scentP''
asked my uncle afterward, with many
apologies 10 the expert.
Z" suspected the trick from the first,
! although it was very good specimen
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-02-21

GO A WEEK in your own town. Terms and
90 - Out1t tree. Addr's H HalsthOo Portland Ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13
'pETERsBryRG.

ra;srTY DIVISION OF KNIGHTS OF pYTH1As.--
p,Iysf rc-scHooI. EgeRcIsEg--AD DREssks By
nfsT,SGuIsfED vIsrToRs- PER-
soNAr.s--TaE SUIT AGAINST MaSCH EST R !
ryaNYSsyYoS OF WITNESSES STILL II PRO-
GRgss --BlsIioP ATKINSON
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
81 JUNE IL, 1870.
After the Institution OF Trinity division,
No. 3. Uniform Rank OF Knights OF Pythias,
~. morrow night, Grand Chancellor D. j.
Turner, Jr., and the other grand officers
officiating, will be Hospitality entertained al
the Bollingbrook Hotel. Several knights
from Richmond viii be over to take part III
the institution services.
The closing exercises at Anderson Pubic
School took place to-day, and the attend
ance OF visitors was very large. rms IS
one OF the largest school-buildings In the
State, and between eight hundred and one
thousand children attendit. General loiln
Eaton, United States Commissioned Of Ean'
cation, and Rev. Dr.. w. Il. Ruitaer, super
intendent of Public instruction IN fir-
ginia, were present during the exercises
I and an address was delivered BY each one
OF them. Both Of them expressed high
qualification at the marked success Oh Inc
public-scbool system in Petersburg, the
neat appearance and progress ofstbe pupils,
and the conveniences and fine condition OF
our schoo-buildings. The speeches OF
these gentlemen were heard with deep in
terest, and their advice to the scholars and
their com p!imentary illusions to our school
system were duly appreciated.
Rev. DR.. T. D. Witberspoon left this
mo, ming for few days visit to friends in
Sussex county. He will not occupy bis pull
nit next Sunday, being under engagement
to hold services at Stony Creek on that day.
Rev. j. T. Whitley, who is to supply the
pulpit OF the Broad-Street Methodist Epls'
copal church during the absence OF Rev.
Mr.. Starr, preached very acceptably at the
Washington. Street church in this city for
several months recently, during the sick
ness of the pastor.
The suit OF Vickers against the city OF
Manchester has occupied the time OF the
Circuit Court all day. The witnesses ex.
amined to-day were Messrs. F. Fl. Fisher,
Edward V!ckers, and Fl. w. Mosby for the
plaintiff: and Messrs. j. W. Fry, j. l..
johnson, w. e. Cutshaw. and L. NJ. X.
Talcott for the defence. Mr.. Purdue, pre-
sident OF the City Council Of Manchester.
will be placed on the stand for the defence
tomorrow. II is not probable that the tes-
timony In the case will be concluded before
tomorrow evening. Though the weather
is very oppressive, there has been quite
large attendance in the courtroom all day.
Right Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Bishop OF
North Carolina, is in the city-the guest OF
his brother-in-law, Rev. DR.. Gibson. The
Bishop is on his way 10 New York, whence
he will sail for Europe Oh the 10th instant.
He goes abroad for the benefit Of his health;
which is quite delicate, and will spend
some weeks in the south Of Italy.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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Fractional Silver Coins.
A CIRCULAR FROM SECRETARY SHERMAN OF
E, PUBLIC INTEREST,"

q ClhCCLAk fROA ,SECRETART SHERMAN OF
PUBLIC INTEREST.
Acircular was issued from the Treasury
Wednesday announcing the following regu-
lations in regard TO the exchange and legal.
tender quality OF the fracti oDal silver coinsA:
Correctional silver coins for exchange
should be put up by denominations, and
each package marked with the amount it
contains. Exchanges will be made only in
total sums OF twenty dollars or any multiple
thereof. No charges for transportation will
be paid by the Department, either OH the
coin received or the remittances therefor.
No coins mutilated so sto be unfit for cir
culation will be received. When the total
lanlouDt OF dues in any one payment to the
Government cannot be paid entirely in law
iul money Of denomination Of one dollar or
| greater, because involving fractional part
OF dollar, such fractional part may be
paid in silver coins of denominations of less
than one dollar, but when the total amount
OF such dues does not exceed ten, dollars,
such total amount may be paid in the silver
coins of denominations less than one dollar.
Ali Instructions heretofore issued by this
Department in conflict with the above regu,
iations are hereby revoked" Ia.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OPEN THIS WEEK
UPWARDS OF 100000 WORTH OF GOODS
AT 4 GREAT SACRIFICE.
THE GREATEST CONCESSIONS IN PRICE
YET EXPERIENCED

DOTTED MUSLINS at 12H and 1896;
DOTTED MUSLINS at 22c. heretofore sold al
37Ec.:
WHITE LINEN LAWN at 16Yc. heretofore sold
Mt 25c.;
WHITE LINEN LAWN ut 20 and Csc. marked
down from IS and Soc:
VICTORIA LAWNS at 8. TO- and 1910: at i5c.
reduced from zoe; DIT 20 aud 25c. heretofore
sold and SO and 40c.
Full stock of LINEN DE INDIA. BISHOPS
LAWNS, SWISS, FRENCH ORGANIZES,
FRENCH NAINSOOKS. MILLS, STRIPED
CRGANDIES, STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS,
and many other white goods That will be found
attractive and much below market value;
TARLATANS at I reduction OF 81 per cent;
FRENCH CORDED MARSEILLES at 1890. here"
toforc old ut 33c.; the best quality imported at
soc. reduced from Soc;
500 pieces of RIBBONS ut greatly reduced prices
80 sets of REAL LACE CURTAINS from $50 4
&c, to $50 at fully one half their regular value;
PARASOLS II 75c. reduced from sl.23 ut 90c
redu ed from $3.50; at S1.75 reduced from
s2.75; at So reduced from $3.50. je D
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WYTHE CoosTY.-A Wythevile CORE.

WYTHE CoosTY.-A Wytheyille CORE
spondent OF the Lynchburg Meas (Mr.
WADDgLL, we suppose) writes as follows:
:. The people here, from what can learn.
don't intend to send Il readiuster from this
county to the next Legislature. Captain
Blair will have TO let down on this line, If
not for the Senate.
1.-The people complain great deal Of
hard times, and don't think they Will he
any better until these agitators' mouths are
shut IN by the people, which which will lie
edectually done in the November elections
4 In this portion OF the State. Mark what ]
tell you"
This, recollect, comes from the South.
west, and from u county which was report
ed to be peculiarly the home Of the enemies
OF the reimbursement bin passed last winter
We predict that the Southwest will send
but few agitators to the next Legislature.
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The Gravson Meeting.

We published week or two ago letter
sent to us by A. NJ. DICKINSON which ended
with certificate from Dir. W. K. Wight
that he had reproduced in his paper GER
tain article knowing it to ne lie. MI.
DICKINSON is a man OF unblemishcd repua-
ton, so far rs we know; and we took 1t
for granted that the certificate was what
it purported TO be. We guess that he Will yet
set himself Alright in regard TO the matter,
though at present he seems to be clearly in
the wrong. Our old friend S. NJ. FULTON,
Sr., has published in regard to this matter
long letter, which he requests us to copy.
AS an act OF justice to Mr.. WRIGHT, we
copy his last certificate. He says:
"On the morning of the 9th day OF May,
1879, was, from indispostion, unable to
eat my breakfast, and scarcely ablefor labor
Of any kind, however light; but from sheer
necessity / was in my office endeavoring,
despite the debility produced by sickness
and fasting, TO discharge the duties incum-
bent upon me, when A. NJ. Dickinson, j.
Lucian Gleaves, and w. V. Wilson, came
dashing into my office; whereupon Mr..
Dickinson threw down a certificate and
said that he had come to make me sign it or
die right there. / took up the paper or
certificate and read it, and when came to
where it stated that Il knew the article
had copied from the Wing was lie, and
] knew it to bea lie when published it,
] told them that did not hear the discus
sion, and could MOI. know any such thing.
He Dickensonl then seized me by the
throat, rushed me back, and damned my
head against a'wlndow, breaking the glass
and severely stunning me-declared that
they intended TO run this county; Messrs.
GleaveS and Wilson looking on, seeing II
we'll done. l still! refused to sign. SAID GER
tifcate; whereupon Dickinson Grew a
pistol. ! then came to the conclusion tnat
the only alternative left me was to sign the
certificate or be murdered by the mob. AT
this moment Gleayes and wilson sald,
stop, Alex, he will sign and Wilson
caught hold OF his hand with which he held
the pistol; and under these circumstances
my signature was obtained.
Nv. r. WRIGHT, Editor Clipper"
That certificate has very suspicious look.
WRIGET Is said to be the son of j. 2.
WRIGHT, formerly Radical politician OF
Lynchburg. Nevertheless, we deem it but
just to give bis certificate. We ask the pub
lie TO suspend Judgment in the matter until
Mr.. DICKINSON is heard from.
AS TO the meeting itself, we will add that
Mr.. FULTON claims that it was Just such 8
meeting as tie letter represented it to be.
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nEAlTHs.

Died June IN, at ri O'Clock. In the stxy-affh
year Of her age Mrs. ANN, beloved wife OF Patrick
brannan. ~
the1ral JUNE 18th a. 8 O'Clock. Friends ana &C
a1ailianees are invited to attend without TURNER
notice.
Died on the tn instant. at her In this
city. Miss ELIZABETH RANDOLPH iAE.EL'
eldest daughter or Justice Peter " Daniel anu rs.
Lucy Nelson Daniel. deceased. %,
The friends Of her family are respectfully invlien
TO ATTEND her funeral al st. James church .IC-DAf
the 18th instant at IL O'Clock a. NJ.
Died. at the reGldence or his father, no: Zgy
F-ipbf o. nth street, of cholera infantun, HARVEY
LOUIS. infant son OF David ana Ida Ryder, In the
sixth month of its life.
from the residence. The friends OF the Family are
respectfully invited 10 attend without further no
ticc. s.s-
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mvAT COHEN BROTHERS,

n|AT COHEN BROTHERS
IMPORTED BLACK LACE BUNTlNGS Mt TIC
heretofore sold at 30c.:
McCOY'S ENGLISH LACE BUNTINGS at 20c
heretofore sold At &c.;
DRESS GOODS reduced from 25 to lGac.-a
Dress Goods reduced
BLACK Hermann (all silk and WOOL AT SIC. here
toforc sold 1T 75c.;
MEXICAN MESH tall silk and WOOL at so Per
cent. under value;
RROCADE GRENADINES al reduction;
l5 pieces GRENADINES ut Goa yard heretofore
sod ut 1896;
LUPIN'S SATIN. STRIPE GRENADINE at S1.4O
heretofore sold ut 81 25:
The largest and finest stock of MOURNING
GOODS ever offered In this city ut fully rs per
cent. reduction from former prices. je5
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OFFICE OF CITY tpLLt' u.s.
PfyuMOxD. Va, May -, IH'''
THIS OFFICE WEI BIZ OPEN p ,; I,.n
from o o'clock \. NJ II" d "'c'pch I. " ~ ,' ',.
The 18Th ,iav OF Jrne 10 thu 30Ih incius'r, - rh
purpose of receiving frSin any i''F''' '-
CITY TAXE<-HHAi. AND fkkH0NN''
for The year 1870 ihe whole or "eI 49, rvET
,,nuut OF lax charged, aud that tr; \ n Wv
" iii t- added L. the amount oi TAX sx ia.
.ase where The party assessed >ht'' 4n t,rI To
" noic or "ne.haif eilhin '!'c I'M T, Nv of the
,vofI GROVE, and pressure on tie 1:.L ic" ~ ~
rollrctton the Collector rr>pecifSnf ~ 49,
narses 10 call curly in the limc si-S's' LII -, AZ.
THAI heir b!.s nSy Dc seec!.si AMI reS,SS,S
| out. ~ - - roilpstur.
tn 3.lm ~.
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VIRGINIA STATE DEBT.
rs1O HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND Ao"Coi' '00o

4, . ,,..,i,r of the Board Of Commissioners
~ u !. si M Fund held May /, 1879, 1t was
Pssoyrsd. That The aciiS president OF Tue board
S iTe PM Loud, OF tie city of Richmond. que In
Seo ,StII on aud after The 1t day OF July, 1879,
h reurc,urd on presentation 1t The office OF The
Auditor of the city.
In pursuance of the above directions. | hereby
Dive notice that The SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF
THE CITY. due In July. $50, amounting 10 s67,-
43l.37. and August. 1880 amounting 10 s37.-
SGS.2S--tolaf. l05.0l9.65--wMi he redeemed e.
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on presents
ton at the office OF the AUDITOR OF The city on and
after the lST DAY OF July, 1879.
HENRY q. CANNON.
Acting PrssiGeat Commissioners Sinking Fand.
Z
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MILLINERY .

NEW GOODS RECEIYED s8s
N DhILY-MILLINERY GOODS AT sSssS9ISS
HAJE.PRICE-Great bargains 10 he had .SNSass
In Straws Ieahorns, and Chips Flowers very cheap.
Trimmed Good, lower than ever before. Grape
Wells and Mourning; Goods speeialty; Look ct our
barraInS iu Straw Hats-aew and styllsh shapes-at
Is, 90, 25, and Ace. large stock and low prices at
MRs,.F. HUT2LER'S,
my2l 5a5 Eroat street
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES, PHAETONS.t AND BUG
" GlES-1 have on hand q few fine Extension
Top Family Carriages, Ladies' Phaelous, Top Bug
GIGS ind light Business Wagons; one light omnibus,
suitable Tor watertng.place purposes. .stS5
Repairing OF all kinds done at low prices In the
very best manner; estimates given. A call So
tleited. .iStE fIs{ Got VIC. SMITH,
my il 3l4 north Fifth street
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EXCURSION sziIMgl,
SHOCKOE-HILL MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK, JUNE 21sT,

Fare for round trip only 81. Tickets good for
-one week. Children under five years free.
Board al Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, at S1.75 per
pay. This Is a first class hotel.
Tickets for sale by Messrs. Rylaud & Co. and T. j:
Starke, Main street: George 4. Huudey. Broad
street /; Cary & Pierce, between Fourth and Fifth
streets; W. z. Pierce. Fourth and Leigh streets
George W. Latimer, 70 west Marshal street: G. 2
Walford, Broad street between Fourth and Fifth
also. al corner Eighteenth and Main streets the
morning of the excursion. Boat leaves Richmond
At O'Clock. Remember. no tickets sold At the boa
lie 1l-l3,l6.lS.1a.20k
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We return thanks for an invitation to the
final celebration OF the Graham-Lee and
Washington Literary Societies OF Washing.
ton and Lee University, June Esd instant
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DENTISTS.


~. W. JONES, 80
W. DENTIST, WYYC
having moved his Office to tina. large ana e'esani
residence on Franklin street, No. GOT, between
Eighth aud Ninth, with every convenience ana ap-
pliance for the comfort OF his patients, with twei-
ty-ave years experience, and rR!oEs RhDnG 70, y.
ali such IA desire his professional serVices.
ap0<3m
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CARPETS. s.a-Gi.orHS. &c.

ChRpETS. WHOLESALE AND AZ AZ;
1 ,TAII-rr. haze lust received = full l!nr Of ~
eEYS' 0N.-CLoTiiS, LlEoLEUH' nHsE,EFrri .
COCOA, aod NATE MATEiNESSE StiIltpss RUG>,
MsTS Ne: rArER.HANGlNcS OF NJ! ally rIT
Work done in Town or ccuatry: All "E,,srs g!ESt'
attended 10. PhtLLn Di,h,nonL W.
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&lgt'Isi Al.

A ORDINANCE TO EEPEA'. IT,,
Z TluE !. ClAprtE SO. CnHC:EN y. -.
StItS or, C0NI. MD cox. AND 3. ''.
STORE FORMER oi:hlNtH' J..
2niTt' -, f1% r.."ncr n n, ci' :
Ri "f That s2''a / s :. r,r%s =: ~ H.
~! ,,,. .I,, ca Re- nl coal az. ok. =" - ." .'
NOR, rrily agln>t :taad III lie +et'e} Il
,utni ilit> ~o!t!, be- TcIr alrd. .....
he il J,tr,lrr DrdAiHsi. That In" orr -
..rn,u: the SALE Of coat aud rrSr. rH' 'i'I ti' !
70 ne 18Th OF February, 1879, hc Ani 'r ., "a
hereby reUrdaincd. ~ -.
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BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA,

These Springs are now open for guests. Rates OF
board: Fer day, 50; per week, $l3; per onth OF
2S days, $40.
Springs pamphlet may be had Of PURCELL. LADD
Co., Richmond, Va, or by addressing The propri-
etor. Elevation 100 feet above tide water.
THOMAS 4. GOODE, Proprietor.
my 30-eodlm Buffalo Liihia Springs, Va.
WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w ARE NOW OPEN. The finest Warm -Suiphns
Bath In the world; temperature or wa1ss', 90. -
new line Of light vehicles from depot TO Ie SprinsH
Baggage In separate wagons. ,> r.tc,
PAMPHLETS of PURCELL, LkDD 90: E:i'h-
mond. JOHN l.. En ,prrfH.or
my l7-2m Ivy. xlo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13

ng~ AT COHEN BROTHERS,
1900 DOZEN LlsLE-THREAD GLOVES.
GLOVES at 10 ana 12tc. for two-button; liz and
zoe. for four-bulton
The ELASTIC-TOP GLOVE at % and 35c.;
LACE-TOP in full variety;
Ladies' KID and BUCK DRTVING-GLOVES;
Also. large stock Of KID GLOVES;
500 pieces Of TORCllOS LACES ut great rcd'c-
tIon;
$50 pieces of BRETONSE LACES:
rs picces of BLACK FRENCH LACES;
Also, large stock Of REAL LACES;
Very extensive stock of FANS.
See the great reductions. 1eo