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Ncv Boaks.

We have received from the publishers
bound volume Of. ScTf6nsr's Menthty Tor
the last six mouths. - We may gay of@this
magazine. in the language OF another, that
It's popularity has been steadily increasing
at the rate OF about 10000 copies per year
since its first No. in November, 1870. 1t Is
now eight and half years old. with an
average circulation OF over 10000 copies
monthly. The edition OF the April No.
was $4,000; OF MAY, $4,000 copies have
been printed. There have been already
three editions OF the January No. AID two
Of the February.
Address ScaEBNER & Co.. 7i3 Broadway,
New York.
The Secret of Success; or. Hooo to get On
in the World. With some Remarks upon
True and False Success, aud tue A a., 1i
Making the Best Use Of Life. by w: II.
DAVENPORT ADAMS. American eo,.'on'
od,tcd hv p. G. RI. New York: q. 2.
PUTNAM's Sous. 1879.
THE title tells the whole story. For sale
by WEST, JOHNSTON q Co., Main street.
7hou1hts on the Religious Life. By Jo-
sEpH ALDEN, D. d., LII. D., author OF
"TEe Science of Government" "Stll-
dies in Bryant" &c. With an introduce
ton BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. New
York: G. 2. PUrEAM's SoSs. 1879.
For sale By WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
International Copyright Considered in Some
of its Relations to Ethics and Political
Economy. BY GEORGE HAVEN PUTNAM.
An Address delivered January 80, 1879,
before the New York Free-Trade Club.
New York: G. 2. PUTNAM's Sons. 1879.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The Art of Figure. Drauing, containing
Practical Instructions for Course OF
Study in this Branch of Art. By CHARLES
Fl. WEIGALL, OF the Queens College,
London, and member OF the Institute OF
Painters in Water Colors. With seven
teen illustrations on Wood by the author
and engraved by.W. q. MASON. Edited
by SUSAN n. CARTER, Principal OF the
Women's Art School, Cooper Union.
New York: G. J. PUTNAa's Sons, 1879.
For sale By WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
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PROPOSALS FOR
L PRINTING PAPER
| FOR THE STATE pF VIRGINIA.

fo,uoNr.., A. ri oL NIpCrSI,J
Drp,rrNEYT IN, ri:niIc TrISTISt.
I,IfIiuoTn ArriI s. 1879 }
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- e.. ~ ~ ~ - r,,,j. pr;nin, mn
III y, VI LII, .i'u \ n,Wi fr r,rmi.hin,. The
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.,H .'.e ~ ~. -, 49, m = ~, L,,,t. ,r ,nn
n ~. ,t ',1 , a.. ~ ,mor m Ike m,Ii;y
III. 80. -, ,In .,, .." 49, ,i,tv 10 r,Irrd
W - 81, " az -, ri,,.,; .na nr,Inrn
Tor san STATE rrh'ins ai' lli
ny SUI Hu"tl leil".ii :" ""'r. ~ ~ " ~ -,
tcrnl :" ""c c't' '"''' 'Hc"'iS "'' 'H| 4s'"' " ''
next: ,,.,,,- ,,,c,, .o , ,>o
re"lis i,EAli Lr'b'Ei'' y" p'"'''' PEI
{, -, 1911 ttrD,r->r rrncrp 40 ,ourl. MGR
fc;anis M''''iIh l'''H'''"' ~ i'""'' P0'
j, ro,m's poy,J IrDCr., :! Mounds mgr
'',.aa2 1r N'i-NH '-'''>N'~''' IA i''''' '>
: .,, -. ;.urp p,x.r rL,,rrp - p,unl,
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DEATHS.

Died, on Friday morning. April 25th, at his resi-
dence, In this city. about quarter-past oc1oeh,
seventh year of his age.
Ills friends and acqaintances are inTiteq 10 A.
tend his funeral nj ST. James church THIS AfIEis-
NOON at Al O'Clock. :,
The Episcopal clergy Of the city are requested TO
act as pall-bearcrs; and all other Christian mlnls-
trs are invited TO attend and cScupy the seats re-
served for them.
Died al her residence. In the county OF Louisa on
Thursday morning The 24.h OF April, 1879, OF
dropsy OF the heart, Mrs. CHARLOTTE HEBECCA
PESDLETON, wife OF Joseph X. Pendeton, In The
sixty-third year Of Dor age.
Western papers will please copy.
Died. in this city, April 81, 1879, at o'clock ?
H.. Miss LUTA :. UNDERWOOD, daughter OF the
late james 81. Underwood.
Her funeral will take place ut the residence OF her
mother. No. Is east Marshall street at oc:ock
THIS tSaiurday) AFTERNOON. Friends OF the
family are invited to att, nd.
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On the trial at Chicago of a man charged
with murder, DR.. DANIEL r. BRowER, for
merly superintendent OF the Eastern (Vir.
giuia) Lunatlc Asylum, announced, and
through long aud deeply-learned exami
nation adhered to it, that insanity is an af
fiction Of the whole man, and in eighty case:
out OF a hundred is hereditary, and not The
result OF temporary diseases. He does moi
believe in partial insanity, il this is what i:
meant by the word monomania."
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.:.s;I.3sss 81, 7.aSi...

RICHMOND AND rErERsur RGl
EAtLEOAD COMPANY. {
cTONMMNC!NG MON Az, Marr! 81 =,
- 1879, trains c., tails read viii rnr !U..1w,:
LEAyE E!cHMoN3 >OrTm.
l - 4. n, THROUGH NAIL daily. conmecen:
Tor tharic.i"n. savannah. Augusta
AMI Aikcn via Charleston. ia.tsh.
JIcE>oh.Iiic-;}ari"r cars - Whining
ton. stops only at Chester and NaI.-
chester
7:54 4. IL, NCr0SIMoDATioN daily except
sunday. mak's c,oss connection a
Petersburg with :uc Atlantic. NJ,
si<sippi an! ohio !r"ud for Bristol,
Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis
I.Nccl,aaTc, farmy!Ic. and oItlcr Vca
etatiDus on TIA, road, !.!akia9 same
time ~ by any other !inr. StoiS Al
4:55r.M. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r TRAIN daily
except Sunday. Passengers tasitg
this train Will make c!sse connection
II Peters bur. FIR Norfolk.
1895 2. u. THROUGH sail daily, connecting
for Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh.
Charleston. savannah. Augusta. Co
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, Ne" Orleans, and all polnts
Sunth anh Sonthwcst. Pullman sleep
!nG-car from Boston Tor Wilmington.
Savannah, and 81 t south. Stops only
III Manchester ard Chester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for al points North,
East; and West S;ops a! Mancae he,
Drury's Blum, sisual.
9:25a. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Suncayl. stops ut all sia'
items
TAO 7. NJ, ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN daily
(cxcept Suut.uyl. stops only ut Maui
chester and Chester.
3:I5 p. N THROUGH AAf. daily, connecting
with Richmond, fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
End West. Also, making close conaec'
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohit
railroad for the Virginia springs Ans
all points North ana West This traiT
stops at Manchester and Chester. an'
= '..s at Half Way and Drury's Bun, oil
signal.
ALI, TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start iron
the Apponatto1 dapot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $50 A; NJ. and $50 T. NJ; leave Peters
burg 0:25 \. II. and 9.zS r.. every Sunday.
NH 30 a. SHAW, Superintendent,
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g 2 r IL q & ODS S.

COURTNEY & POWELL
have now in store Il com pete assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
to which they invite the attention OF the public.
| CASSIMERES for men and boys from 2Jc TO Sc;
BLACK CASIIMERES from SOC. TO sl.25 per
yard;
BLACK TAMISE from soc. to 81 per yards
BLACK HENRIETTA from 81 10 $50 per yard
BLACK MOUSLIN;
BUNTISGS, all shades and qualities;
LINENS of all kinds;
bargain In BLEACHED TADLE-DAMhSk al
Soc;
Largest stock Of HOSIERY in the city;
UNDERWEAR for ladies, men, aud children;
PARASOLS, KID GLOVES;
SILK and LACE TIES;
Beautiful SHETLAND SHAWLS;
Full stock of DOMESTICS,
and Hlany other desirable goods.
We guarantee our prices to be low any in this
mai et. 429 BROAD STREET,
klh 26-3m between Fourth and Filth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

Dir. WHITTIER, the poet, is fanatic; but
he accidentally and unintentionally told a
truth unpleasant to his fanatical associates
when he wrote to them the other day
"Dear friend, will thee take the trouble
to add my name TO the call for the Faneui
Hall meeting in aid OF thecolored emigrants
from the buildoZed South?"
1t Is the bulldoZed South truly.
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FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS. ..s.. ~.
H0n TONS No. PERUVIAN GUANO !:
wv also, our usual supply OF
COMPLETE MANURES FOR TOBACCO, CORN,
~ AND COTTON;
FIELD AND GRASS-SEEES,
~ +s.-.. ~ for sale by "a ..i'''&.s'-
ALLISON 4 ADDISON,
ap 25-tAp2a 1923 Cary street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MI THE GREAT RUSH
THALHlSfER BROTHERS
STILL CONTINUES.

WSj 1hb AsSSAA
TEIALHlSfER BROTHERS
STILL CONTINUES.
LARGE ADDITIONS TO THEIR Io1MENsE
STOCK AT Low PRICES.
JUST RECEIVED.
A large Invoice of BUNTlNGs from LEX to 4oc'
Also, a large line of BLACK -CAsHMEREs from
10 to 5oe and ALL-W09L fr9T a2g k 70 G : IS
before purchasing
DRESS GOODS, which we eGsr at these extrnordi-
Il II pieces FIGURED and SOLID rorLIss at
o. pieces KNIcKEREoCKER,. FIGURED, and
niece: bhEs S SsS Of the styles
novelties 1t very low prices.
25 pieces STRIPED SILKS at all prices:
Is pieces BLACK SILKS from Csc. 10 20;
A large large line of BLACK and C0LORED
fa line Of tGr G6hoREb 8 sLks for
and trimmings. Ut extra low prices.
100 pieces TOR ClIoN LACES from to 5oc.-:his
is an extra chr an line, bought ut very low prices.
and we call special attention TO them; ,r,,o>.~r
m Ac 9s o. iThtfhN, F Ina r ana vALEN-
CIENNE5 LhCES, at low prices.
LAWNS. CHECKED NAINsQOkS. SWISS
MEsLITs wPI2yEs TARhELIsEEsSs Sa and
other white goods, at low prices.
PARASOLS-Latest novelties. largest stock. and
lowest prices. Don't fail to look n our stock.
so dozen UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS tpure linen
bosoms and cuts) al soc. This is the best shirt
we have ever yet offered.
We have also large line Of LADIES and MISSES
HOSE: GEM7LEMEN'S C0LOR + d and
WHITE HALF-HOSE, GLOVES of all kinds
C0RSETS fSOmc excellent bargairs). SILK
SCARFS. TIES. BOWS. HASDkERCfffEFS.
COLLARS, CUFFS, and many other articles at
low prices.
Our kID-GLOYE stock Is very large and complete,
and we offer the best goods at the lowest prices.
We have INCREASED our facilities and stock of the
DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS and shall always
he able offer customers and the public In
line of the latest styles Sole agents for Broad street
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
an l9.SMSW COL Broad street.
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We have received from the publishers
what seems to be full and interesting 8 Ac-
count Of the Curtis Homicide and Trials
OF John L. Poindexter." 1t is neat
pamphlet. We don't know the price. We
suppose it will be for sale by all the book
sellers
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hyD Il E. MITTELDORFER
WILL EXHIBIT THIS MORNING
A NEW STOCK OF GOODS
AT
VERY LOW PRICES.


FEk1 LOW iflCES'
p1-STyScs AT wOuI-th. hnSt roods-at 22c
nTS,riEGS WOOI, "A good arIIclc-at zoe.
wu0I HI'ETiE(;S M lSc worth o5c., ut lGc
W" warm 1ic "
HIrTTIZG At l2bc.-rcg,llar price 1G2,c.:
ThCk CASIINERES ut l62., 20, -, 30, 80, and
aOr.
tIJ-Wt)OT RACK CASHMERE ut -. so. 50
60 az 10 ~ S5caud l-thc hes, goods fol-
RACK TAMISE-the best good; for spring and
SIMMER wrlr-at very low prices:
BLACK ALPACAS at 12I:, 16s;. 20. %. 30. 80
and 4Uc.-lEc cheapest and best ALr.ttAS 10
br had an ywhrrc:
ri SCK Sill K from auction from G.Ic TO So:
lt,0i.RTAI-LD.S BLACK lRAPf-.?cat induce
n,.nts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

We return thanks to Hon. T. +. RAN
poLrH, General JOE JOHNSTON, Hon. G. C.
WALKER, and other M. C.'s for public docu-
msnts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

nY GRACE-STREET i 4 ? L S I
CHURCH Corner Grace and FouShce strects).-
The pastor. Key. W. L. HATCHER, ID. d., VIII
preach nj IL o'clock A. NJ. and at O'Clock 7. NJ.
OH SUNDAY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NTOTICE.-ALLP PERSONS INDEBTED
IN TO TIE ESTATE OF ELIZABETH E.:
SPRAGGINS, deceased, will please come forward
and settle their accounts, aud all having claims
agninst the estate win please present them, pro-
perry authenticated.
JEFFREY MASON, Administrator,
ap26-3t lO3 Seventeenth street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

MT NEW GOODS. NEW Styles
just received a very large assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French manuflcto-
ric., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. beg To inform my friends and The public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up in
the latest styles and by the best workmc, al rRlC rs
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS AMI CUFFS made 10 ord, r
ut short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed
JOHN {. SIlAFEE. Merchant Tailor,
NH 13-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor.
| rcr Main and Sixth sfrcctsl-Rev. HENRY Nc.
DONALD, ID. d., will preach Oh SUNDAY at IL a
| N. and L. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

~ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH. SUNDAY, April 27th.-Preachipg ut
IL a. NJ. by Bishop D. S. DoGGETT, d. D. At
P. Nj. by Rev. W. G. STARR, pastor-subjcct, " The
True Woman rs Patient Worked for God and the
Guardian Spirit or her Own Home"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

We now have two copies OF !" Richmond
on the James" We shall publish the poem
as soon as we can.
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MARRIAGES.

Married in Philadelphia, April IS, 1870. by the
Rev William Sterrett. Miss hOLLIE II. GLIB
B0Ns. OF Manchester, Va. to DAVID BROWN, OF
Norwich, Conn.
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M SECOND 2 r E B Y L E RI A N
CHURCHILL tho absence of the p,sfor. the Rev.
DR.. W1TuERsPooS, of Petersburg, will preach at
IL A. NJ and Az p. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

NE MAIN-STREET CHRIS tt A n
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel strccts).-
Preaching Ivy Elder j. 4. DEARBORN at IL A. NJ
and 8 Z. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

HFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Twelfth and Broad streets).-Rev. Il. ". WARREN,
D. D., will preach on SUNDAY ut II A. NJ. and 8
=. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

T TH1RD-STRE METHODIST
CHURCH Rev. j. j. KELLEY, Incian preacher,
at O'Clock P. NJ, will preach special sermon on
the :. Lost Soul"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

NJ SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH,
Preaching at IL A. NJ by the pastor. Al s J. NJ.
Or. }. J.. N. CURRY will deliver the annual address
TO The Ladies' Sewing Circle Of the church.
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" GLORIOUS NEWS!

Having closed out large bankrupt stock of
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS. &c.
We will for the next thirty days sell goods CHEAP
Err THAN EVER HEARD OF IN RICHMOND.
All those who are In need Of cheap goods will call
before purchasing elsewhere as we will guarantee TO
save You from twenty TO twenty-five per cent Re-
member, this Is the only chance for cheap goods.
Call early to avoid the crowd at the
BALTIMORE AUTONOMOUS,
323 Broad street, between Third and Fourth
WHITE BANNER-BLUE LETTERS,
NH Colin JOSEPH ROSE, Proprietor.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CITY ENGiSEER.l
RICHMOND, April 81, 1879.
NOTICE. PROPOSALS will
~ BE- received at ihi Office until
THURSDAY NEXT. 2iIH INSTANT,
III > O'Clock L. VI.
for the construction Of the following
BRICK EtiG-~lIAPED SEWERS:
Main street from Third 10 fourth street:
jackson stree; from Third 10 Fourth street: AMI in
Rlyinc leading from CIry-Spring iU..
Forms Of prouoSais can lie oh'aincd aud spccsica-
tlons seen by applying ~ this cni"c.
The C0muif1ce on Streets rcHrrscS the right 10
reject any or all proposals offered
ap2l ". f.. tI'T>iiAW. City Engineer.
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TO REGAIN YOUR >l"i' ~.
FOR 25c. - ~pfl \.
CLES or EYE-Gi.ASSEs. iAFii% .,',., H.. -
superior quality ALWAYS on rand. l, ~. ~
upwards. Skilfully ADJUSTED - 'r,nN ,Epi\,
Practical op,icisn, wsschuaAssrs AZ .,a ,:.st
mh 20
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RAILROAD yis..

.,ra Ms rassSrl rcssI1ssssyzEr,7 --,,- .----
sla I 1ssssse. stHSi.1'.sl.;.l s;ss-sJ2
"lcaaoSD' YORK RIVER AND ,nt-.- ,---exs
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ''''
~ TAXING EFFECT A?rr - -.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-06-19
@as bte @eiber bed AHeS
bprlan9eR.

Gin EarSfE& Sertetratteter Mann Ile.
tr ueuIt& bee Rcvsens fein iun0rs
5raaHeR sam GbfHteb, aIs ie Srsnsn
&us errtebert tntte. fIste fe sa ibm:
$ Nronf, hg FRnnf mir aud RO& 3
garbs Don BEN blaurR 3attRR aus StrrE'
Strre nittbrtnerR, unh ben Seppi@ ben
t@ telent bobt, bu fUttBt In, gcrabr ptr
Der 6raH S&mibt tbrrr, nnr Ricbt 70
grim, uRb tier 10 etR Snnh NIT hrtt
&ncten, Der tTife IN fur bic 9rrtEr Der
Stnter 30 ben gUrbdReen, unb Der sret.
te bic ednse unleres Gcpeas fur bic
Dede, unb Der brittle, b0Htt bn Rl&t ser.
stei. bic @df1Ieine niit,ubrtnsen, unb
fIse BEN @rUrersmanR, CT mt1R mtr
aud 2 &GnneR Tfrli&e unb ctwas
DGf&bIou i&t6rR unh ipann bu an mel.
ner S&neiNeriR SCrbctfOmmR, 0ebe
f&neH tinrin uRb fae tbr, Fe mE&te
nt&t Serssltn, baS &lei6 10 no nl0&eR
trte td'e itr erfast mtt GcdIE0pe, unb
Eude, unh r9ias" 9ef4nittrR, unb
nt&t wdbr, bu brtRsR mir aud Elm Wfunb
GctUonue Ganbs mil, unh Srunt
bu Iunfif mir bod Elm Yaar BON ben
f&6ntn slippers BET gEebR's nnb Id
Hdtte trIndbe SerstRtn, ba6 anltr @tbl
a1e 1T. bG must bu einen God boYDn
teRrurn, anb rersie ni1t. oHf bic . .SsFee"
90 0brRntrtn. b0mit Id aud tttroB Az
lrfen babe, unb GronF, Hu mubt aud
Stfete fur bic ~eOrMOnit. 8otnenmeiEe"
Tittrtnsen, unb rinen srOBrn 6uab lClt.
ten rir aud taSeR. boniit IDLY mt& nitt
10 Dor ben Cramps farGteE mub. renR
bu fort btu, unb fase Fer GnemnGeriR,
1t braa&te mir ben Out niGt 1u fGiden
t& rolIte mir TN SeRr s1aHmittoe IeI.
Der bCGeH, unb Mot mobr Sront, bu
wttR boo Rtrsts boSrn SeroeEtn, unS
fHSn an %.nss beaten. mas 10 biz aufee.
tTnseH eabe2 -
40 ,.Grant" altes DGe tet1Gten H0t
GdRen mir niHt. OteE au fHdteH StunNe
HeRetUin Cages fanben Mir fbn, GFompf-
boft rtnen eGternenpfabl ftRbaIttnb, unb
Dor Ii& binmarmetnhs Dlautr &1ttun,
GIipprrs, neuer Out, ScanCpS, TuGe,
cad @ebl. erCser Sunb. SaHnenretpe'
Gidete. -
Grit &epCrtcr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-06-19

3Hf6ntS befanD FG atben be MuS
SGnGSttdr nieinee 3tmmere cine Avpeits,
bic tR etAea &ttcOrR fatrte. Sn ber BE-
karSaHS wdtlte Der WerbrehH ttet.
%ett etNem CAGE Har tA aus bem Ben.
satte In bes nd&aeM GeguMbe bie Etar
Sef&Ic6tR, len S2laReG amssbSeRt uMe
fomtt feline SIaAt absefARlttsn.
@ittIerwtiIe bate Der @naa bee
S4uHtS bas SanSe &essl aIarmlst unb
pentsRens etR Dassnb @daRer auf
uRstR 3tmnttr StfaeVt. geaGeem Id
uAtfne @ef&l&te tn EaEgeR @cvtes Gu.
tdtlt, wuENt bVt alfOpeR st6Fnet nnh
Der GtnstfAIORene aufsefcrbrrs, GiA sn
erSebtn, mas CT audi ttat ORmr bean 0p-
rineRrR @tberaaHb tu Getaen, ba tRrn
rtetRe &uset baG Ve&te GAultnAlnhh
FrINmettert Eatte.
Mls tA ben SnrfGen eebuRhem wu$
bIutenb Dor mir laR, EenRtr tdb mid
MOT eitpaiteR, tta raar @erte @IR tbn
% Tt&tea.
rWeHtOn," iastt ID, .,GHre aReAt6ae
nuf mtiR etbeR Rnb DptimaI mtsDIa6t.
@erbet SCR iett ben 9erfnA nmfne.
btRE'
Der WefaRseRe ttG bic HrfDea 9AbMr
sufamrAtn unA ilteG eiReR ArlmmtAeR
STUD aus.
rGtetn uRb Gifem fOlEen mid ni&t ale
boItrR," Futrf4te CO, Dir ben OaEGuO
90 uio&en !"
SD fiRlte mid eEe wtebeF rutl0er,
ale bic etftEReR SeareR bes @efdnsntGeG
I'D btRter TOM aefAleReR katteR, bed
bos @efakI Der Gi&eTtett bate ID per>
loren. SD pHets, bas 4entsn mid
tShten ~hr6e eelGRs e. itm ID enttcm.
men, cNtF bate CO abermale itine Gtrao
fe otSrbdbt. @entsr ReRGte mad fei.
Rer Gtntrrteruns Rarb CIR. Gre ieSt
tcRRtr t& wteber fret atbmcn, bG heH
DdmcR ncIReS eetens NaS ictalsr eeen.
bet.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-06-19
@ertparOis.

Gta Gn9Idnber ereielt am SCnnabenb
Kr&Ii&e DispenfdtiOn, feline 9tGte 80
ebeIt&en. SCnntdSs barnuf wurben
Deibe In Der RirGe aufsebCteR, @cntaGS
rar @erlcbuns, DtenfasS 6O&aeit,
@tttwc&s Fam bic neue Satin In bte
NoGen, unh bas GtnblefR betant bic
Hctbtaufe. Die tranle Rutter erbielt
DpnntrFaes bte leste Delnns, Trettass
ifGrb Ee. unb itr Gatte liee iif SOnnaGD
enbs beer6t9en.
Die6 mar rCbl, lGete Ct tinterter, Die
rarrtwaTbtofe @o9e utetnts eebens.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-06-19

3trei eeute serttteeR NIT eiRanSer In
rtnen tarten BCrtfreit. Der Cine fam
In &tbe unt gas BEN anhern cine Derbe
SbrfeiSe.
"3um 3enter !" rttf biefer aus, ,,fOa
6as SpaB O6cV Grnf icin '"
,,Grnf." Grtwcrtetr Der GrRtvr gang
trcetS.
vDas III tetn Slid" Drrfebte Dieter,
,,benn berSlet&eR gpaS SerFtbe i4
ni&t"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-06-19
Ui6S tTnftrtrteSl @snate.


Seee'Rummr eatSSlt u Gi
jahIrei&t, l6ine' SSIll&ntte anb cin eVIcrirte6
Bib. Go III Gin auSssltibnrtrS Garttn> IRA
ealiu, auf Fttntn Tdpltr eehruGt nnb ssutr
SnfUrnatisn. %rtiS S1 rs iatrIi%; finf CIR.
rmsIsrs $500. SIN Ntutf4T anb snaIif6sr
SFra&r eehru6t.
Dt6e 1IHmeA> 0emafeaar.
ten, so Genss brs&irt $3.50 In sIsSanter
eeIawaRb.
BtF6 vtttG les. 500 GbSHeuns.n
nur 2 Genie.
abref1re: GAINED, SeSAtaer, @.g
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-06-19
honey OF HOREHOUND AND IA

HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND TAI
betIt
AaGsR, GTA&ttaa0es, @stvpe, @slTerasst
Ate@anase eef1wteben, fewie AsecaeVf.,
&aftfsesen. aRN 9aaasafstAea,
weeAe Die yOrf&afsE AeT
AaSjeSrnna Ane.
Gltfts HaftbibGre gRlttel behret Gus kem @enle
Bee reteeR aneernS, vrel&er NIT 3beerbalfauas beS
aRS bem Tearte hef Abies balsamea 6eweRReR wtges
On AemsFAt NerNlReuMs oebraHt wctbea n.
Der &rRte te8 Mnbetne ItRbeet uHh cett
AHe SeFltattpnen unh GntSaHeuueen, w&Rrene ees
9beefNaIIam tle Rehte unH he ne@ een euRaeR
fiHrenhen Qnftweee retntet uAc heilt. GdRf Hetese
bMttdten baIteR DE serf&ceeAen Sreane sdN, feuAt
WnO tR GeGunter GeweeurH edet Gu6 tur& fetR
WetnveRel HaprR abbalteM eteee terrIiGe 6etIittel
etaeS ta&teeR &rltee, rcI6er hclrt p6NveHN telngP
IGRaidRreeR prdTtS tduIeuesn ScR Henf4m hoO
eeNen 0ertttet bat, 1u ceriu&en.
II. I'd. Ter HHttsbaIlam bot Wsesr i0Ien @es
t&ma6nC4 0esH4.
greis 30 GtHfS nae S1 pee 9eACAt.
gaGa isart, wsaa maa srsSe 8IsI&tn Eaait.
HNife'e ErOpfeil@ fnriren 3atMs
fdmerSeu IN elmer @1inute.
o 9a ssrssaFsn BET aasa DrHsstRsM
8. 81. Gritemtosa, Gissussaas.. q. 0.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-01

R. s. vantassel, esq, returned to the
city yesterday.
W. A. Paxton, esq, a leading stock
man, is in town.
Hon. Jno. w. Jones went to Salt
Lake city yesterday.
Hon. VIM. W. Peck returned from
Laramie City yesterday.
J. s. McGork, one of the prominent
ranchmen from Hat creek, is in town.
T. j. Hammer, of the Western En-
te,prise, returned yesterday to the Black
Hills.
Charles D. Cobb, an insurance agent
from Denver, Is in the city. He is on
a Policy trip.
Russell Thorp started to st. Louis
yesterday to purchase two car loads of
mules and one car load Of horses.
The many friends of E. P. johnson,
esq.,, will be panied to hear that he is
confined to his home by a severe illness.
Capt. Volkmar, Fifth cavalry, is the
recorder of the board which is to
straighten up the crooked history of the
battle Of Chickamauga.
James Stevenson, esq.,, of Omaha,
and proprietor Of the stage route from
Georgetown to Leadville, Colo, was in
the city yesterday.