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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-11-21
Pure Grape Wine.

A committee from The Farmers Club
of the American Institute have visited
Speer's vineyards and wine cellars and
they report that the Port Grape Wine
of Alfred Speer, OF Passiac, New Jer-
sey, is generally pronounced the most
reliable wine 10 be Obtained, and is now
being used by physicians who are the
most choice in the selection of wines
for conyalescent patients. The princi-
pal hospitals in New York have adopt
ed this wins. For sale at the Old Case
Il Rider drug store.
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Who has not heard OF Frank Harden

Who has not heard OF Frank Harden
burg, of the Fiflh Avenue Theatre,
New York Rag Money Jim in "Pique''
lie says, | always use Giles Liniment
lodide Ammonia: 1t is a wonderful
remedy for pain, especially inflammato-
ry rheumatism, sore throat, enlarged
joints and varicose veins, from which
suffered; was cured by its use. Giles
Pills cures Biliousness. Sold by
Birchard 4 Co. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. Giles, l2o West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size 25 cents.
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LAME AND SICK HORSES CURED FREE
OF CiiARGE.-Giles' Limment Iodide
Ammonia, yellow wrapper; send for
pamphlet. Navicular disease, spavins,
curbs, ringbone knee, coffin joint pas
tern and sinew shoe boils, strains. Con-
tracts made with express, railroad and
ice companies, and all others who en-
ploy large numbers of horses, by which
money and horse-sullering can be saved.
Address DIR. Giles, 120 West Broad
way, N, Y. Trial size 25 cents. Sold
by Birchard & Co.
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Terms for 1880
SUBSCRIPTION PRlcEioNLY sl.5o;
TO CLUBS S. 30.

One Copy by Mail, including Postage. 4 80
Five Copies (all to one address) .......... SO. 90
Ten Copies (all to one address) ..........Sl2.00 90
And copy Free TO the gctier-up OF Club of Ten.
twenty Copies (al To one address) ....... $24. 90
Weekly.
Fifty Copies (all to one address,. $50. 90
And Five Copies Free, OF one copy of the Daily
one year Free.
For Large Clubs Sl.20 per copy, and one Copy
Free for every Ten subscribers. or II commission
Of 10 per cent.
Single Copies cents; $3.50 per hundred.
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Exchange: "Standing Bear"-said an
old lady, reading about the wrongs of
the Poncas "Why, how dreadful
Poor fellow! / suppose those rascally
agents have stolen all his clothes"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-11-21

CHURCH DIRECTORY.


MIDDLEBURY.
C,onqregational-Corne Pleasant and Main SITS
Rev. i. T. Hooker, pastor. Sunday services al
lO:4j AM. and Z 100 pm. Thursday evening
prayer meeting at 100.
IfethoJisf-X0rth Pleasant.st Rev. w. II. Row
SOM pastor. Sunday services at 10 40 AN. and
1900 Pm. Thursday evening prayer meeting at
700. Glass meeting on Friday evening at 30.
Episcopai-lSt Stephens Churcl-Mainst. Rev.
James I. Franklin, rector. Sunday school at 80
AM, sunday services at 10 - AN. and 100 Pm.
ningham, pastor. Sunday services, alternate Sab
baths; High Mass at l0:0O AM; Nespers and
benediction at 80 PM
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
Methodist ---, pastor. Sunday services
at 9 100 I'M.
yERGENNEs.
Bapfist-Rev. Charles Hibbard, pastor. Sunday
services Mt 10: :45 AM. and 1900 Pm. Weekly
prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 100
Methodist-Rey. IL. \. Munger pastor, Sunday
services at 100 and 200 pm. Weekly prayer
Ep,scopal-iSt Pdars Church-Rev. F. s. Fisher,
ector sunday services at lO' 40 AM. aud I 90 I'm.
Friday evening at 90.
Mission Chdpei-Dr. II. A. Ingham. Sunday
services at lj:l5 AM. and 700 pm. Weekly
prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
Roman Cdtholic-Rev. i. Cunningham, pastor.
ervices, alternate Sabbaths; High Mass at 10 90
AM; Vespers and benediction at Pm.
COngregdtiondi-Rev George Il. Hall, pastor.
Sunday services at 10: :l5 AM, and 1900 PM Week
prayer meeting ON Thursday evening at I 100.
Bristol Directory.
CHURCHES.
Baptist-Rev w. d. Hail. apstor. Sunday ser
vices at l0:i5 A. NJ. and 900 r. NJ Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening at 80. Young people
meeting Tuesday evening at 80.
MethOdist-Rev. l.. A. Dibble, pastor. Sunday
services at 10 40 A. NJ and 100 p, Nj. Glass meet
ing Tuesday evening at 80. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 80.
Adrent-Rcv. Mr.. Qumby, pastor. Sunday
Erdngelicdi Aduent-Rcv ID. Bosworth Prayer
meeting every Friday evening at Elder Bos-
worth's house.
MAILS ARRIVE.
From New Haven, the North New York. Boston,
and the West through Burlington 30 =. NJ.
From New Haven, the South, New York. Bos-
ton, and the West. 100 p. NJ.
From Richmond Huntington, huntington Gen.
ter, and Starksboro, 40 p. NJ. Mondays Wednes-
days and FRIDAYS, at 80 p. IN.
From Lincoln, r. NJ.
From South Stark sboro, three times week ir-
regularly.
From New Haven Mills, three times week ir-
regularly.
MAILS LEAVE.
For New Haven, Boston, New York, and the
South, 10 80 A. NJ.
For New Hayen, the North, Boston, New York.
and the West through Burlington, 100 r. NJ.
For Richmond, Starksboro, Huntington and
Huntington Center, 80 Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Saturdays, at 80 II. III.
For Lincoln, 900 p. NJ.
For South Starksboro, three times week irreg-
ularly.
For New Haven Mills three times week irreg-
ly.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS,

by telegraph and mail, will be sent rs heretofor,
by "Perley," a correspondent OF long experienc,
and wide information, assisted by "Webb," who's,
signature is already pleasantly familiar to Tn,
journal readers
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RAILROAD TIME-TABL

rJnL1supp EVERY FRIDAY.

Mixed train leaves ii at . 80 A. NJ; arriving at
Leicester junction at 80 A. Nj.
Mixed train leaves Leicester junction atl5 20
L. NJ. mt arr wing at II U 80 L. NJ.
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MAILS ARRIVE.

From Ripton, Granville, Hancock, East
Mddebury, Cornwall, West Corn
wall and Bridport.. ............... :. o: 90 A. NJ.
Way mail from north.-................ II % L. NJ.
New York, Rutland and Albany....... 80 A. NJ.
WAY mail from SOUTH. 3: AZ Z. M {.
MAILS CLOSE.
WAY mail going south. 10 DOM.
Way mail going north. 3: 20 T.. NJ.
For Ripton, Granville, Hancock, East
Mddlcbury, Cornwall, West Corn
wall and Brdport.. 100 +. NJ
Closed mail for Boston and Rutland.... 4 40 p. Nj
Closed mail for New York and Albany 7:45 =. NJ
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Mr.. EDWARD KING

Will continue to furnish correspondence from
Paris and other European capitals. Mr.. King
stancs in the front rank of European correspon-
dents, and his long residence abroad, and his ex-
tensive knowledge Of political and social move
ments, give him special qualifications for this
service The year promises to be one of unusual
interest in Europe, and Mr.. King will keep the
readers of The Journal informed upon all events
connected with European diplomacy, political
and social life.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-11-21
The Belted World,
OR THE
cruice Of The Fiery Cross"

PHILIPPINE Islands and China,
Recounting incidents on shipboard and scenes on
shore, and describing in his breezy and of. hand
style all that is new and interesting in the coun
tries visited
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-11-21

the successful explorer of the north
west passage, impaired to New York
Herald correspondent some interesting
particulars concerning the peculiar race
of people met at his winter quarters in
the Arctic regions. The Vega was a
constant rendezvous for these people.
The explorer refers to them as savages,
inasmuch as their civilization is not far
advanced. They are known as ihe
Tschuktschi, and their nation probably
numbers ten thousand souls. They
carry on quite trade with Siberia and
Alaska, reaching the latter by the open
sea in summer and over the ice III WIN
ter. They have no government, 10
laws, and little or no religion. Not
withstanding, the most perfect harmony
prevails in their villages and in families.
and not the slightest contention was
seen among them. Tho rights of each
individual are respected. Women are
treated by the males as equals. Several
centuries ago they were distinguished
and gallant warriors, but their war
like habits have been abandoned, and
the nation is devoted TO the arts or
peace. They are familiar with the use
of gunpowder, and possess few guns,
with American axes, knives and pots.
Their food consists Of the meat of REIN
deers, bears and seals, with fish and
vegetables. Very little foreign clothing
is used by them, their apparel consist
ing almost entirely Of skins. The Ian
guage of this people, so far as known,
shows no analogy to any other.a A
large collection of their words and idi-i
oms was made. l.a N ri F v3d
After examination, President Bar.
nard and Prof. Loomis have found ia
possible for ice yachts TO attain speed
greater than the propelling wind, and
have retracted their assertion 10 the
contrary. Nla rf..tI. afsli
What is thought TO be the greatest
wind velocity ever recorded near sea
level was reached at Cape Lookout in
the hurricane of Aug. Is. While indi-
eating rate of 1888 miles an hour, the
thermometer cups were blown away.
The force of the wind continued TO inr
crease, until the velocity was estimated,
at 100 miles an hour.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

George Le,ris, the Condemned Murdcrer.--
The clerk OF the County Court is at present
engaged in copying the records relatin" to
the trial OF George Lewis (coIored), who
was convicted by the County Court OF the
murder Of his grandmother, an old woman
nearly eighty years OF age, and was SEN
fenced to be hung the 2jLh day OF the
present month.
After The records have been copied they
will bc forwarded to the Judge Of the Cir
cult Court lin vacatiOn) by the counsel for
the condemned murder. who arc endearor-
ing to obtain new trial for him before that
court, chiefly claiming that the evidence rs
presented before the County Court was in
sufficient to sustain the vcrdic..
The writer recently had 4 brief interview
with the prisoner ut the Chesterfield Jail.
On entering the cell where he was confined
he was found lying upon Il couch near
the door. From appearances he was
deeply interested in reading daily paper
whicBhad been given him by Il visitor. At
his feet; upon the couch, lay Bible, some
what worn, apparently from constant use.
The question was asked, "Did he believe in
that book ?" At first he hcsitatcd some
what In replying. but soon afterwards said {:
Yes, boss, believe in it; but am afraid
L Uuhc uOl IUliOhtl LII lliC IiSNtiou
as indicated therein"
The question being propounded whether
or not he was prepared to meet the incvita-
BILE fate which awaited him, with stolcal in-
difference and naughty laugh he quickly
replied: Not quite, sir" But, continu-
ing, said: = have net been visited by any
one rs yet who would take any interest in
regard to my souPs salvation, and assist inc
towards rcdemptlon.' He asked the
writer to request minister to visit him for
that purpose saying that the two murdcrcro
in New Kent who were hung recently, and
were intimate friends OF his, had ministers
to converse with them before their execution.
and he desired the same. He is Very in
teligent man, and can read and write re-
markably we'll considering the opportunities
he has had; but from his conversation it is
hardly probable tblt he will make any pre-
paration for death. Even if the Circuit
Court should grant him 4 new trial
there is evidence which was not pre-
sentcd at the former trial which
it is believed will, beyond every doubs,
he sufficient to again convict him
and unless the higher court intervcnes The
sentence OF the County Court will be carried
out, and il sight OF The Jail George Lewis
will meet the sevcrest penalty OF the law.
Tie imprisoned murderer occasionally
draas the heavy iron chain which clings so
tightly to his ankle towards the entrance OF
the cell overlooking the murdercrs' bury
inc-eround, where lie Inferred Hillary
Page. Wormev, Stokes, Woodbridge, and
Others who have darkcncd the pages OF
crime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-01

CHURCH NOTEs.-At the Pine-Street Bap-
| tist church the pastor preached morning
aud night, and baptized one person at
night.
val has gone on with undiminSEed interest
and power. The congregations have been
very large, a number professed conversion
(naking about seventy professions since the
meetings becun), and there were number
of other inuuirers. On Sunday the pastor
Dr. Hatchery preached morning and night
TO very large congregations. At night ne
baptiZed twelve pcrsons-maklnS thirty
eight in all during the revival. The meet
iuos 20 on every evening This week at quar-
ter to s O'Clock, and those who are attending
say that they bave never seen a brl@ht
prospect for q wluespl cad, al!-pervasife re-
yival.
At Venable-Strcct Baptist church at night
the pastor (Rev. George T. WiI!ams) bap-
tjZed one person. There is good deal OF
general interest in this congregation.
At Second Baptist church the pastor Or.
McDonal0 filled the pulpit morning and
night, At the communion IN the morning
the pastor gave the hand OF fellowship to
thirteen persons.
At Centenary Methodist church DIR. Lee
preached at night; eight members were re-
ceived on profession, four OF Whom were
baptized.
At CIav-Street Methodist church two per-
sons were received and baptized.
At the Manchester Methodist church tnere
were thirty conversions and tWcnty-three
additions to the church on PROFESSIONALS
teen OF whom were baptized.
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NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED BIZ MEDICAL PROFESSION.
TIE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
nFnT0RD fEsl ALUM AND IRON SPkJSLS.

BEDFORD tEA.) ALUM AND IRON SPkJaLS.
ESTABLISHED TwESrT-Sfn YEARS.
Efficiency proved by ariuaI rc~uits III Thousands 81
cases Of Dyspepsia. Debility. diseases pecui,ir %
Women, Chronic IrhHa. lie"i1chr Scr'a!' ar
Cut.nceus Affections Sore Throat and Dii'hib'r'.,
Chils and Malar!al Fever. Extracts irom tes!i-
mOntais: -, 49,, 1900,
Best remedy for lnfaInE:atnry Sore Throat AND
D.phthcrIa ever used BY me-a, have found aitfrs
practice OF forty year-,acis as tonic a!teraiFe,
+. 4. >TFFEHD. VI. d.. y. {,
AFTER practice 0f many years nave iound no
remedy equal 10 Ec!frt! Alum and Iron spii'Ss
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases ana diseases
pe'"'''' IoilN T.. MErrE.rn. 81. D., Ii. -. Va.
Successfully used III Dyspepsa and Chrome
Diarrhua." :, :, rp
usurnassing - any remedy tina; 4 know OF Tor scro-
fuous affections: Have nsso u for lwehiy-hre ;eafs
in my practice" I. l.. WALkEK. III. DE-. va.
After an experience Of near thirty Jears hay:
found no treatment equal TO this water and mass Tor
Scrofuia, Cn.anQous Affections, Glandul2r icrange-
nent, Chronic Irritaiions OF the Bladder hihncys'
and Grshr' U'gsras3n ard MooKXnI sss' ST.
No WATERS HAVE MtDi5,s WtDER EASSG SSxrHtr Ht "
Richmond. Va.
"uss% with 9npara'ed sneeeis % nSRsfEsaS' Rgns
'''"'A' 'A' E1-vlce.President Ga. Med. Ass2:
"ESTIRELY CURED or cHlLLs ASp fsrLWW %
TT - REV. T.. &. DopSoS. j. \. LEE. =.
directions analy l., and fu!l proof of all ciaine"
Wafer. SO cents per gsllon; 81 per ease OF i one
dozen halt-gallon bottles; - ior h'e-eaA
Mass. so cents and IL per bottle sz2V ani -
per half. Dozen according 10 SIZE po9a .ic,
Full nr0of or all claimed sen: iiee up'n app.i,
,,ar ihar,I farms 10 dealers. Inyaitus are accom-
mnd,ted AT these Springs At all times OF .hS
address A. NJ. DAVIES, President Of INC ''"'
paDy. Lynchburg, Va. ,o,x u,r1ERs co.
Sold by foA@A Siii
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METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL SoclETf.-A
speciai meeting Of the Methodist SUNDAY,
School Society was held at Nicbolson-streel
Methodist church Sunday afternoon. owing
to the inclemcncy OF the weather the at
tendance was not as large as usual, but the
interest was undated. Mr.. A. L. West
president OF the Society, conducted the eX'
ercises, which were very interesting. Ihe
report OF the superintendent called atten,
ton to the fact that the scaooi ISM goou
working condition at present, notwith-
standing the fact that operations have been
hindered by a good deal OF sickness among
Interesting addresses were made by Mr..
r, T.. d. Walford, OF Trinity church on the
influence OF the Sunday sebool), ana py WI; WI;
a r. West (at the request Of the meetins)
on the importance of forming good. habits.
The exercises were interspersed with sing.
ing by the scholars OF the school, 'n very
credttahle manner.
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,,ps r.r. W, STATED BY DIR. JOHN
T wINGFEELD, A WELL'hNo"N
PHYSICIAN OF BROADWAY
pnczySGHAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
:, ,-o,, ,o,,cr dated March a5. 1871

- .., r.o,, l., for dated March 20. 1871
tES'r"e' '.""' '@'>' . ,,,,oa
.,,ou; The middle of May ISIS, "Ss Ssr cnm,
..SS,io;aliy to Mrs. X J.. W. 'nam1 naaS hscr md
Ncinr q! cScruciatng PAIN IN le nt"n' III IL Sss
f" attended with nausea ana folDitins' iISi aiS NJ
h1 w,rr torpid, and the nrmc-"i,cit han @ W ,,sd ~
- by means ot The ecatie'crSSantS s"u NrIS .
drawn HSssnd ~ She had pass d EIGHT MONTHS
,w,!i,nrnW1.T WIN EXPERIENCING TIRE MENSIht VA =. L
HSnW. She informed me 'iat sever, M 'tsnoS non,h,~
tr.rin. Of irn Years ''S snnsnc,t;vc nno,thS haa
trs,t,a for scrc!'! ~ -s.in of eynn,omS
Zen followed hF ,cc,s5ons she was rr
aud that ulon from the lungs or stomach.
Ngged BY hc'HVi orS history of the case 4, was
Fran tie SYWpon"ItSS had attempted to relieve
rr!dcRi !ha' tc h'. - r.r condition and That in
the attempt ihcy h'I n;,,.. an extreme illness Of
,.s-uiiar iracGrn' tbot seemed At Ali in5i-
many WEEKS every FS, r,;rihfuv ;csed; but without
Gated IN tie c'sS s,,ul slight alicvaion the
C<ult. save an arcaay described. The Kidneys
r,s,rcssiuE - ny ,Go ay,rgrr lYiv aHiCGnt OF fluid
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4 HANDSOME CANE PRESENTED TO SPEAKER
hLLEX.-Yesterday afternoon as the Speaker
vacated the chair. but before the members
hal LETT their seats, Mr.. J. II. Robinson, OF
Portsmouth, arose in his place, and on be-
half OF bis fellow members presented TO
Sneaker Allen handsome gold-headed cane
rs an evidence OF their personal respect, ana
. testimonial to his ability and fairness as
presiding officer.
The Speaker said, in reply:
Mr.. Robinson, to you and the gentlemen
YOU represent I tender my heartfelt ac-
acknowledgements for this token OF your good
will. In the coming years, when lean
uuon this beautiful cane to support my lall-
ing strength, it will serve as memorial 1or
me OF how was wont to lean upon the lot
bearance and kindness of the members OF
this House Of Delegates 10 sustain me IN Tue
administration OF the delicate duties OF their
presiding officer. And, sir, may not this
ebony, crowned with its crest OF gold, serve
as the symbol on which to anchor hope
For will not the golden sunburst OF quick
ened prosperity soon crown the darkness OF
yirglnia's night? I know that in the ut
terance of the hope the members OF this
House OF Delegates unanimously concur
And now, sir, permit ne to assure you thal
I cordially reciprocate your expressions OF
personal regard. A.,
The cane bears this inscription on the
head: "To Speaker 81. A. Allen as testi'
monial of regard from his friends OF the
House OF Delegates OF session OF '7S ano
,?qo
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LICENSE TAN IN.

OFFICE OF CITY COLLECToR,}
RICHMOND, VA. April l, 1879.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAHL l
L from o'clock A. NJ. to 6 O'Clock i. NJ from the
ioh 10 the 3Olh or Apr for the purpose OF rccelf'
log he
LICENSE TAX
I'm I'm al LAWYERS. Doctors, Dentists. COMMISSION
n,. .,V.an's, Merchandise Brokers, Stock ana EH-
hLfs"Aers. Wholesale aud Retail! j.iquor-Deai.
- l9,''s. Restaurants, Saloons, GonrdiD2- ana
I'D. iled'gs, Auctoueers. Lumber Measures
,,S aS"''rcts, Theatres and Halls: Telegraph, E1-
sss.S s, una Coal Companies; Mercantile Insurance,
SSSHo"a'. heai Estate. Employ iaent, Ticket, ana
'iaonine Agents; Bitter Manufacturers
,r'Iano ana osStei-De,lers, Scayengers, and Photo
ktrtN not les than one dollar aud no more than
'Sssfs Tor each day thereafter will be imposed.
RS, A. x. WOODSON,
-S.!a Collector.
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The Free Bridge.-A meeting OF the
Board OF Supervisors OF Chesterfield coun'
tv will be held at keycsahl's store, neal
the Broadrock road, on Thursday next, to
take into consideration the appropriation ol
funds towards the repairing Of the Free
bridge. -,
There is no doubt bat that the Board will
make an appropriation, and that, together
with the other appropriations that have al.
ready been made, work upon the condemned
bridge is expected to begin at very early
date. Our citizens have been looking for.
ward with easerness towards the opening oi
the bridge, and it will be relief as well as
nm assistance to many when travel is re.
,uned over that once much-frequensed
thoroughfare.
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NEW DO Q Il 5 .

CASTLE HOliENWALD. Translated from the
German. Ey Mrs. Wisiar. Price. $3.50.
LARD sTEAHAN. 4 Novel. By Mrs Wildrick.
Price $l2i.
THE EVANGELICAL CHTRCH. 4 Series OF Dis
coar.e> by Ministers Of Different Denominations
Illustrating lhc Spiritual Uni'v OF the Church of
Christ. EGi'cd by Rev. ID. Fadge. Price. 81. SO.
EASTER WINGS. 4 pretty thing-Suitsbie for
pre,cnta;loE. Price. soc.
FAAuUS STOKES. rs eminent authors. New
4 S0'ttTHERN W0MAN'S STORY. BY Mrs.
poW WHIT; u Cults NAY CONE TO CHRIST. by
Rev r. Todd. Price: .25c.
DE>TY'S MANUAL OF THE LAW OF SHIP SHIP,
rINC; AND ADMIRALTY AS DETERMINED
NJ TIE COURTS OF ENGLAND AND THE
rNlTED STATES. Price. S3.
TINDAR New volume OF Ancient Classics for
Enri>h readers. Price. 81.
NpIIkRE. New Volume of Foreign Classics TOR
Eng. readers. Price. Il.
Either Of above mailed free OF postage 10 any ad-
DIS receipt Of price.
aA24 NuODliOuSE fANiiaM.
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LIVERY STABLES.

TXCHANGE-, LIVERY, ANDE10
H. SALE-sTABLES AND RICHMOSDLA
BAZAAR l43S AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET,
am now prepared, with unsurpassed facility. 70
BOARD HORSES BY THE DAY, WEEh, ok
MONTH ,.,
Special rates TO drovers, and every accouimodatlon
extended them for the transacion OF their bu'i'
ness. ,,t.,,, .
I'm connection with the stables have established
Bazrtr for the SALE BY AUCTION OF liDKSES
SGnDI rs. BRIDIES. ROBES, WHIPS, &c.
AUCTION DAYS: WEDNESDAY and SaItfs-
DAY at IL O'Clock 4. NJ.
c. s. ALLEN, Manager.
e. G. RrRTOS. Auciionerr. ne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-01

WILEORS COD-LIVER OIL AND LIME.-Thc
friends OF persons who have been restored from
confirmed CONSUMPTION by the use al this original
preparation, and the grateful parties themselves.
have. bv recommending it and acknowledging its
wonderful efficacy, given The article = vast ropu-
lartly III NeS England. The Ced-Lircr OIL Is IN this
combination robbed of It's unpleasant taste, aud rcn-
dcred doub!y effective In being coupled with the
Lime which is itself restorative principle, sup
plying nature with just the assistance required 10
heal and restore the diseased lungs. A. B. WILB0K,
Bos ton, proprietor. Sold by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-01
SsrSgi4E SALES TE4IS DAY.

JAS. MACDOCGhLL,1 10 4. IT., for Morris Nelson
1i2J M:tin street. large sale of pants, coats. and
vests Ito he made in this ciiyl. together with
tb!c p.Cce-p9OdS.
WILLIAM WALSH, deputy sheriff, L 4. A..
piano rorkiu:-ci!air Brussels carpet, s0fn one
spring aud one road-wasnn, Inowiug-machlne,
fan, &c.
FRANK u. Hull. T. NJ, building LOIS In the plan
OF Arlington, the western iini;s OF the city.
N. L. JACOESnS. I01 A. NJ. peremptory sale Of
over $50 nil.chrOmnS.