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"He wouldn't fight louise unless he
thought he bad dead sure thing or II.
Everybody knows, who knows anything,
that ne is an lInprinciped, ill-bred, aud ILL
hammered braggadocio, sprung originally
from the slulns. His marriage into re-
snectabc family gave him start in the
world, which his bullying and stage talents
have continued to push. He does not even
consider himself gentleman, and he VIII
wear the insult which his otlenslyenesS and
vulgarity wrun from Lamar meekly. His
private life for several years has been so
euuivocal that no decent woman can afford
20 appear in his company. All that he is
after is to get some southern senator to Kick
him into martyrdom. Blaine knows him."
Louisville Courier Journal.
"And how does Charley like going to
SCHOOL," kindly inquired the good man OF
the six-yea. -old boy. who was waiting with
tin-can in hand the advent OF another dog.
81 like goin' we'll 'nough," replied the en-
bryo statesman, ingeniously, "hut don't
like stayin' after get there. "-RochIand
Courier. ..
1t will undoubtedly be decided that Miss
Hcarn was killed by the doctors with chic
raj after having been fatally shot by Miss
Duer. In that case the death will be acct
dental from natural causes, and no one to
blsme.-PicaYans. i'.''
The photograph will register $4,000 Vi
brations second. And then it can't half
keep up with man who is trying to tell how
he did and what he said when the passenger
train was going to plunge through the open
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Philadelphia Times imagines that
Weston is muttering 10 himself the old say
ing, as he rubs his shins, ''Fm first at last !;
I always was behind before"
Swell: 81 want to look at some neck
handkerchiefs, please" Shopman: " All
yes. yes! These will suit you for spring
wear. They are very genteel-I have a set
ynyself."-Haruard Lampoon.
A California paper, sneeriug at Boston,
says "people visiting San Francisco are not
overpowered by the culture OF the citl-
zens." We believe you, my boy.-BoSton
Post.
This is the time of the year at which the
sentimental youth names row-boat after
bis girl, and has it painted Sreen.-Neto
York Star.
Any Chicago man can get pardoned out
OF prison on condition that he'll get himself
counted nine times BY the census.taker.-
Boston Post.
The mosquitoes have appointed all their
committees for the summer session, and will
soon present their bills, which can't be
yetoed.--Boston Advertiser.
Poor we may be, but we would scorn to
walk $50 miles In week for pitifnl 81, 1000.
We will not do it, Bulletin. "
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BY Grubb5 & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
IN q eleventh street, between Main and Bank

No 4 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
l. SIX HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ACR rs,
IN PUWHATAN COUNTY ABOUT FIVE MILES
FROM THE COURTH0USE.-In execution OF u
deed Of trust from NJ i. Potter and wife to the sub
scriber as tru-tce, dated Esd April 1870 and duly
recorded. being thereto required by The creditor Sc
cured. will sell hv auction, IN from Of Powhatan
courthouse, on MONDAY The 7ih day of july,
1879 THAT being courl-davl, at IL O'Clock NJ, inc
LAND convrycd In ssiG deed, being the farm known
a. the "Ofice." formerly owned by Or. Abner
Crhmp now occupied uy Mr.. L. :. Irvine. and adj
Joining the lauds OF william r. Royal. p ID. Porter,
and Others, and containing 6S2 ACRES mere or les;
The improvements BRICK DWELLING
with ten rooms, ana all necessary farm and other
buildings.
Persons disposed to purchase are invited TO cX-
anime the property before the day OF sale.
TERMS under The deed, would be sufficient In cas- Il
10 dcfr,y the expenses or sale and TO pay off bond
for co. with all arrears Of interest due upon 1t,
and the residue upon such terms as tue granior In
said deed may prescribe but ] am authorized By she
creditor state that If desired less payment IN
cash will be required, and reasonable cr' dit given
for the residue Of the debt secnred
IVA p. w. HARDWOOD. Trustee.
GRrBRS z WILLIAMS, Aucti0ncerS. je 2O
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BY Juo. L. Laughton, DR.. Auctioneer,
No DIG Main street,

SALE, BY GAIA
II LOGUE. OF THE VALUABLE MEDICAL,
THE LATE DIR. HOWELL L. T1iUMAS AT AUG
THOMAS executor Of The estate of Pr. Howell l..
Thomas. dccea sed. shall sell az auction on WEI
SESDAY The I'd of July. at O'Clock p. M., ut the
auctlon rooms of j lhn b Ian, ht0n. Jr., No. 81 q
Main street. the VALUABLE MEDICAL LlbkA-
nv being possibiy rs complete Is IN the profess
sion, including many valuable French publications
elegantly bound, together with large collection OF
surgical instruments. embracing all the improve
mems In such.
Catalogues DOW ready ,,, ,-.
mo F. LAUGuTON, JR.. Auctloncer 1e 20
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PRHNTFNG-FH0USES.


nIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
-. GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one Of the LARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH. COLI.
bined with skiIfuI mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly. in the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES every description of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUSINESS-CARDS. :
VIsFTlNG-CARDs.
rKOFESSiONAL-CARDS.
+. .." WEDDING-CARDs.
CARDS.
MAHIFEsTs.
'1:s. 'e.." BILLS LADING,
r. @.'p , RECEIPTS +,
BILL HEADS. ..... g..
b LErTER-HEADS.
T NOTE-HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENT.
'''' CHECKS NOTES,
DRuG-LAnELs, r,cs .-..
PAMPHLETS,
ARGUMENTS,
If BRIEFS,
RAILROAD, AND STEAMBOAT WORK
-'-.- SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly filled aad dt.
ivered by express or mutt
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
aud execute work in manner that cannot be sur.
passed.
We also do all kinds of BINDING and RULING
We will checrfully furnish estimates aud senc
samples when reaulreJ. mh 12-dsw,&W
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10 OHIO
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Anc' ionecr,
No. l1l3 NInin street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ NEW, BEAU
L TIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENGE on SA T.. :
WATER. AT GLOUCESTER POINT, KNOWN
AS WATER VIEW, WITH Ten ~, ACRES 5, q Of |.
LASIh-A BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT, FINE
VIEWS OF CHESAPEAKE BAY, YORK
Town. AND OTHER PLACES or INTEREST.
Nv Virtue Of Il decd of trust fr'm john ". Dobson
to the urdcr,gucu trustees, dated June - 1878.
and recorded in The County Court OF Gloucester
county, Va. y. Z. No. 7, page go and whereas nc.
fau, has been made in payment OF TWO OF inc NOES
therein secured, aud beng qurcd by Inc 3encH-
ciary So 10 do. will sell At the office OF - Ihol
son Brown. on MONDAY. June 3Oth. Al IL O'clock
H.. the PROPERTY described III SALT deed. as ioi-
lows: All that certain real estate !yin@ ana nclnS
in the county of Gloucester. near Gloucester Point
on The York river. containing about 10 acres; ana
describes IA Squares Nos 2. 3. Z, s, H. ana ~ IN Il
MAN and survey of Water View, ts be recorded IN
the clerks office OF Gloucester county toeehcr Win
the WATERFRONT and The improvements OH said WA
ter-frOn'.n $500, ..-. ,o
tests from June 20, 1879. and expenses or sale;
balance on such time rs parties Interested VIII an
nounce nj sale. In event of their failure 20 10 do'
then on such time as said trustees VIII announce.
/. T.. BROWN.
). SPRIGG CAMPBELL
Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctomccr. '24
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Iofyer for one week flor special reasonsl one Of
the MOST ATTRACTIVE and VALUABLE LOTS
on Franklin street. corner Of Laurel fronting Mon
roe Park; 4S feet inches front, running back j 90
feet, with a SMALL BRICK HOUSE thereon, YIELD
Ing 4 rent sufficient to pay taxes, &C,
For further particulars iEquirc or c,,Drp
te 24-lw a. w. bahpf-h'
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BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
~ STORE AND DWELLING. AND TWO LOTS
Fast CORNER OF WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE
AND GRAHAM STREETS, AT AUCTIOS.-In
pursuqrce OF decree of the Richmond Chancely
suit STYLED Rose uS. Rose therein pending, the un-
dcrsgned, appointed special commissioner thereby:
will offer for sale upon the premises, on TUESDAY
the st day Of July. 1879, at O'Clock 7. ~. that
large and new BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
corner Williamsburg avenue and Graham street.
II Is well built and desirable stand, and among the
best property in Rockets. and cost considerable
sum 10 Iuild. The store fronts 10th on Williams
feet on Graham street. and runs back good daph h.
and has on 1t large stable, water, &C. Immediately
thereafter | Will sell the TWO LOTS adjoinins'
fronting 2J feet each.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance ut SIX. twelve,
and eign; cen months, for negotiable notes Interest
ad,,ed and Title retained. a. NJ. KELLEY.
je2l Specal commissioners.
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MAIL LETTINGS.

!" MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PosT-OFFIcE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., june 20, 1879.
PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED
AT THE
CONTRACT OFFICE OF THIS DEPARTMENT
sp.M.oF AUGUST 10, 1879,
CARRYING THE MAILS OF THE UNITED
STATES,
IN THE COVERED WAGONS PRESCRIBED BY
THE DEPARTMENT,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
(being mail-ncssenger service,
FROM NOVEMBER I, 1879, TO JUNE 80.
1851.
Schedules Of service required Specifications for
wagons. instructions 10 bidders, with forms for pro-
posals and bonds and all other necessary informa-
ton, will be furnished upon application TO the Post
master at Richmond or the Second Assistant Post
master-Gencral. d. III. KEY,
e20-1aw6w Pcstmaster-General.
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BY Jno. Z. Laughton, Jr.. Auctioneer,
9l6 Main sreeL.

ARGE ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER
IL AT MISUNDERSTANDING 10 discontinue the
general lumber business, shall sell ut auction at
my yard, No. 3l3 south Ninth street: on FRIDAY
s s OF ni LuBER lining on hand, Consist
'''' WALNUT: CHERRY MAPLE 4lp1LE,
ASH. POPLAR; WHITE PINE
CHESTNUT, SHINGLES,
POSTS square and rnund),
4 large lot of DOMESTIC LUMBER,
FENCING, SCRAP LUMBER, &C.
AT THE SANE TIME,
the YARD will be RENTED for term of twelve
months or longer. Possession given July lst
ALSO.
excellent n, kg u Ba w HARNESS
Terms: An. sums under $50, cash: ovsr $50.
thirty days credit for approved endorsed paper:
The attention of dealers and GTlders Is spsIfiay
. JSo. F. LAuGHToS, Jr., Anclioneer. te
Ky Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer.
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth street.
ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNI-
AT AUCTION.-THIS DAE at 10 O'Clock will
sell, wITHou RESERyE a. ny austip pnl mP
l n'? HSG:eAsE HctHaAhBEk sUiT complete with
wSESS$ "a sggS FoH s5A
ihs!kS'Y '9o ES?NS9er sIAS Srs
WALNUT ana MhnSJaS5 " 49, n: IIi '
BEDSTEADS, X + A ), ana WaSlt-
STANDS:
CENTRE and CARD.TADLES.
MAHOGANY BOOKCASES. -
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUFFET, nearly
s1DEB0ARDs,. TIN. SAFES, REFRIGERA-
TORS.
Exc lent HAIR ami SHCCK-MATTREsSES,
2 fine OLEANDERS, In full bloom:
l ABLE. COUNTERS. 49,
EXTENSION. LEAF. and KITCHEN-TABLES
2 chests GREEN and BLACK TEAS:
DESKS. PICTURES, LOOkiNG-GLASSES, and
many other articles which must be sold.
JAS MACDOUGALL, Auctionoer.
f r. COOK. Salesman 49,. je27
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YORK RIVEReT;na
IAAED CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD u. -
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRASSPOhTA'
TON COMrA%I,
Ihroush-rrcight route between Richmond IVA.
and boston. provid,nc and all New England cities
steamers leave EST POlST. VA. On each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ II noon co"-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND. ~
Steamers arrive ut WEST POINT Oh each TUES.
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ria Boston and
Providence Railroad rin West Point. Vi.
II. T. DOUGLAS. superintendent
VI GHOSEH General Agent. ap3
DHit d + J. Z r y, RICH aSgSS
T. MOHD. AND NORTnLK STEAM ...ss1sSssss =:
SHIP LINE,-GOR PHILADELPHIA, fAIL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THHEE TIMES \ NEhk.-Lrti further 10.
tiyc the steamers or this line will maze r-%eeEiJ
trims, leaving Philadelphia every L 7 ES DA !;
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con.
meeting al Philadelphia with C!yde>s New EngiaAo
ho !it t"t fTTiiiMiE:-ftinEQuENT DEPARTURES
LOW EST RATES.
Freight received daily until 8 o'clock L. NJ
lanes W. MCCARK.Ck,
General Southern Agent, Sicnnond, va.
WILLIAM i. CLYDE t CO.,
General Managers,
10 South WharS-S. PaIiadclghia.
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E:CuMnSu ANp I'EIERsBt re-,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUNDAY. Nay II, $50,
~ TRINA on shis read wi! -Vn t5 I2''o"':
LEAVE EICHMUS3 -: ~.
ll,35 A.. NJ, THROUGH MAI. @aiiy. connecting
for Charleston. -aEa"nA'', A"%h''S
.JacksruYIfir-; ears 10 "liini"+-
ton. Stops Ouly III CHESTER and MAJ
chester
1854 :. w.. ACCOMMO UATlO.N DAILY m'hcs
rne Atlantic N,.S:..!prI and nh'"
railroad Ter HrI>f"h Cu't&Il"Ea'
Nashville, ""a iiI,. lNmh"HF'
Farmv:I,.. G:4r other !JrHj Etaii"i' on
tLat roaI, .:tki'. >t''ir Nm" ~ ~!
any other !In.. sop, at Al regular
a.,,pM. hSG!C;''G',WII,ioDNTloE GEAtN 4agy
A'' trxc-;,t sunday. PASSENGERS laHiEs
his tralp WI '.:l@e ere CONNECTION
1925 p. ". TIiROUGn u NJ daily, conngclnS
h''' for Weldon. wilmington, f1!elrh'
Charleston. savannah Augusta '"-
lumhia, Atla.ti.. Macon. MONTGOMERY
Mobile, New Orleans. nud all r'I"''
So;I,h and Southwest. PLHin.M sheF-
Iny-car from Boston Ter Nlinif&-
ION Savannah. nui -" south. Stops
ONLY al Manchester AMI th%slrr'
LEkyE rK-ER.ECE.; MONTH.
$40 A. Il, THROUGH MAIL ca!y connccH2f
INV with Klchino:,u, tre'ssT'cksD burg aga
I".0mtc rsilyt:.d g. al points N"I",
East, aEh Wr,;. stops AZ Mhur..--
Il, aud Chester. AMI At H4l-"'!
and a Dlurv'~ E'u:.. "n signal. -,
9:251. 81, AtiOMMDDAlioN ih3tN ,'',i
icXreU. >&o,a3j. S'"t' Al a. '''-
7.lo p. NJ, h"iCt;oNNorAT!oN TEAM 4.t!H
irIr.pt SUNDAY. stops ON! ~ NAN
cccsier anG Chester. -,
3.4J p. 4. THROUGH Maj. tally, =onnecunS
with Richmond. Frc!Tri'"shuis , a.9
Potomac railroad :nE All poltS rAe!
and West !!s". G.aNiay r"se rt mr.,
tion with the CHESAPEAKE and ''G2 9
railroad for the |.LG,4aA 7ir r,ti" ,, atu
ali points North All! "",t. l4., I TAN
sion, IL Manchester Ind nc , ;i"r; ana 10,
AZ PATHWAY ani fF''' "
.1trr.1 Si Isyi..s l.t:er'aafs VII! start 'Fon
the Ap"T*tr22II H nIiG:;, TRAINS leave Elc4-
sGNIDAs6{ 81 aSI $50 +. VI: lcaTr Peters
b"rg o:s5 A. aud 525 r; eyery Sa%Gay
eIcpaoxp. rEED'c PoromAc Z. K: Co"}
OFFICE GESERAL TicKE,T A,'E Mo (
RICHMOND. VA. April ~ 10 ~
~,ONMESCING SUNDAY, NAY !, 1879,
" trains on this road w!ll ran ~ ip"o"s
NORTH BOUND.
roa,a.oo A. NJ, leaves Byr!-Street station os'iY
NO. A-o'o' 80 " except SUNDAY -; due a; "ahh-
M fugt0n, 1910 r.N.: Baltimore;
3.05 =. 81; Ph;ladclphia, $50
p.M.: New York, 1908 /. VI.
> , ,.nn p NJ. leave. BYrd-Street station 'isity
No. o-'''0 due a. Washington. $3.50 /; u.
Baltimore, 1853 =. 81; ILL., t
depths, 3:35 4. ~; New YORK.
LOOP NJ S Gtt9c5HMiasionArloS<r TRAIN
Street s.at!os Tally teacept sum
days..
SOUTH BOUND.
,n,SpN arrives Al Hyri-Strret station
NO Z-lV'i' '"' Sa,,y Except sundays. Leaves
New York, Sis A. 81; Phil"-
| Jrinhl. ll:f5 A. NJ; Bsti-
| more $3.50 L. VI. "ashlnSt"n
| $40 +. VI. .
,,.ax NJ srrtres al Ryrd-Street station
40 AA''' 80 daily Leaves New YORK., iv:Vo
| y NJ; Philadelphia. l:io, \
! .-- ..-' vi; baltimore. 400 \. H.
|. Washington. $50 \. ~:
40 e..n NJ ACCOMMODATIONS INN
no. 8 e.fp y. "'' r-,xSs a. Broad-SIrcei station
dai,y Irxcept supdsysl: ~,
| "'-' c. 4. TAYLOR.
| General Ticket Axen! %
wv n Hxrpa General Superintendent ap :
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Asmus's question we have seen answered rec
over and over again. II is old. But We
should not answer 1t as it Is usually an-
swcred.
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CITY TAXES.

OFFICE OF CITY CoLLEcToR,}
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1879.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
tho XII, d,v Of June TO the 3Oth inclusive, for The
nnrpose of Receiving from any person CHARGED with
CITY TAXES-REAL AND PERSVSxIeLI., So
amount of tax charged, and that TEN PEI CENT.
viii be added the Of tax sbsrEFd d In me-. syg5s
whole nr oue.baIf within the time so limited. To
avoid crowd and pressure on the last few days Of Inc
collection the Collector respectfully requests All
having il, Is and nemorandums TO leave VIII DO so
that their bins may be selected and recsipis made
out 40. ,,.e ,. d. H. HoOC.1HHS.xt.
fa9.1m 10y. - CoHcctor.
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NOTICE TO MANCHESTER TAX
In pAYERS-I am now ready to receive The
sons paving one half Of the same on or before July
1876 and the other hair on or before November
1859. win be entitled 10 rebate OF hVe per cent
on tte clty tax To all bills unpaid after November
lat there Will be added We per cent OF their amount.
N - :, TIl.0Tl ~ j. w. BRUSAUGH. JR..
= II. Treasurer OF the City OF Manchester.
je 20-eodtJe3o
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DuL.HEADS, $3.50 to 50 per Isah'' 81
Is tha DIaPATCx pRISTIN6-Gousss
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4 connects TOR MILTON. y.
Il connects Tor AShcytlIe and all pDtAt~ In Western
North Carolina daily. cNrcit sunday.
E. conHectS for Macon ana all point, in S"hth"chI
GeOr@la.
ID connects for ia ksonriIl" aud all points In Fio-
rida.
F. connects fpr Macon and MI p"lnt- N S"n'i""s
Georgia, and Chattanooga. Nashville, memphis. aud
all Texas points.
| L conrlrcss for Selma. Meridian, Jackson. aud
Eicksbilrc.
{; connects for Galveston and All 'r"y1s points.
Rirhln1Ri ~ 4:i3 +. VI. ant G:Hu \. VI.
The iraiu arriving a. Kirhn"nd a. $3.50 i. ".
makes 81, S. connection with tho Nir iIli >tCiur \
COMPANY, S,r;ilncr ARIEL iorull 70 ~ AMI norfolk,
leaving kichnoud at T:ij \. u. Iu's."i', Ii"r'-
days, ana SATURDAYS. ,
Trains bctwrcn urecE-0"rO' ana salem run Hal!V
except SUNDAY.
Pullman Palace Drawin@-rt",n 1Id ~l""pin% cars
run through on Tram W. - from Vt" ORR Aitc
Rtctn0u TO Atlanta. AMI from i'rt'n'h"'" l" Au-
clsta. ana Train W. IL from \tH ON ana !''l-
mnl.d to Grcru~:ror".
Tickets sold 10 ~ pa'trf so"'!i. southeast, ana
southwest. and hJE gage rh'cn"l IN" y2b.
Frcigh; Train 80. =, lclvI". Ei"iiHpHd ~ J:l1 \.
H.. and 80. 10. arriving In Richmond at ':i1 \. VI.
will have recommendations tor = T." >rt"E'!-'b'-s
pasScrgrr-, who mu-t ptrcin-c ur,"'F ".i"F" go
ting on the tram. No passengers WI IT, a!'0"'i On
other freight trains.
No lay-Urer checks given on local ti"Nnts.
JOIN T.. VA hlkDD.
General Passenger N@rut-
NJ General ~'!IrEiUt,iIl, nj.
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WOOD AND COAL.

TOAL AND WOOD.-On hand and con-
FIrEI hSTIiRAClTE COAL. all sizes: LUMP
SPLINT. GLOVER HILL, SOFT COKE and al
kinds of ENGINE COAL OAK and PINE Wtnoi15,
long nr sawed Pine and Oak. long. IT S3:3O ana
"a Der cord delivered free. Orders promptly hiIea
at either yard-l905 Cary street or IOS DToao
street. " -. ~, .H--.-.
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REA1, ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

EOR S \ L E
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DEP grafHm ~& AFEA~Es@

DFJk~ z V 1Vs TN
EOR PHILADELPHIA AND ~Fa
4 FALL RTVER.-Steiiuer PIU- -Szzasasss,
NEER. Captain PLArT will sail FRIDAY The eth
Instant at 10 O'Clock a. VI.
j. W. MCCARRICK.
io26-2t General Southern Agent.
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PRINTING-HOUSE.
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
1l13 Main street.

GRUBDs & WILLIAMS. Auciioneers.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-24
Miscellaneous.
THE GENUINE
DIR. e.. lFeLANE. .'sSs
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VIENNA l. ANA4,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS Or WORMS.
THE countcnancc is pale and lead
| en-coored, with occasional tusl.es,
or a circumscribed spot on one 81 foth
cheeks; the eyes become duil: the
pupils dilate; an azure semicirclc
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irritated, sw-lls, ami sometimes
bleeds; a swelling Of the upper lip;
occasional headache, with humming
or throbblng of the ears: an unusual
secretion Of saliva: Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul. particularly
in the morning: appetite variable.
sometimes vorac!ous, with gnawing
sensation Of the stomach. at others,
entirely gons heeting pains in the
stomach sIonal nausea and vom-
Ting, Y = - pains throughout the
abdomen WeI3 IRREGULAR. at times
coscive; "a a.my not unircqucnt-
~ ting~d VI blood. Lilly swollel
and h1~d' = nr'.i respiration,
oscas G." ,rd aCcompa
ned By h. -, cough sometimes
Try and rcd.'3C.,. uneasy and dis
tubc5 ST. ,. with grinding of the
l,eth tcta1- ll=..bL.. but generally
.H.taDl,, &c.
Whence The a1oye symptoms
mr. f,,s-. IN fNict
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has A red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER HlLL5.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
G. McLANE and FLEMING BIOS.
lnsis, upon having the genuine DR..
{. McLANE's LIVER Pills. prepared BY
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh. Pa. the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McL0ne, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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DI.. g. TIcLANF,S
LIVER PILLS

are no: recommended as a remedy "for
al the Is th2: flesh is heir to- Blu, i'll
Affection Of III. liver. and in all Bilious
Complaints. Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
ache, or diseases Of that character, they
stand wi..lGIt r!val.
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The Greatest Medical Triumph OF
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PARSONS
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.ACCE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepae.
a,ory to. or after taking Outline.
A. a simple purgatye they are un.
eoue'si
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PUR \ TIv PILL!

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By varying the dose according to direc-
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Parity the Blood and greatly alleviate,
il not entirely cure Dyspepsia, Scrofula
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Diseases of the Skin, SAT- Rheum. Tet-
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HORSES BOARDED BY THE DAY OR WEEK ON
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