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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-25
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents ana A"c'l"heelS,
Luaveuth street between Main anu iaiiA'

COMMISSIONERS SALE or a EEhl
I vAIUABLE FARM ON LOWER JAAES
SSIvEP AZ AUCTION.-liy virtue OF DEGREES "i
~ ~ rcnit Court OF the city Of Richmond entered
INC h 9Th of September 1875. and june "a. 1872
2 he suit therein pending under the sh9r, style OF
-. fame r. rOsh rs. -. Louis Mutual Lie-lnsu-
rance Company and ais" the undersigned, who
vas thereby appoint ed special commissioner 1or
Thai nurpose. will sell at public auction. 1t the
~ Sre or tirlt,bs & Williams. No. north Eleventh
street. In the city Of Richmond. on THURSDAY,
osth of August. 1879, 1T II o'clock NJ, the valua-
Me FARM known rs "Wcstbrook,' containing
S3ACRkS, more or less. lying In Chesterfield coGn-
ty Immediately on james river, and adjoining
"PrcSque Isle" ,,,o,,r,
Tine improvements consist Of u COMFORTABLE
DWELLING with six rooms and all necessary
barns and out-buildings, and the land IS III high
state OF improvement. This estate Is believed TO be
one of the best on james river
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in cash; the residue
mot in OF the amount noted below ut SIX ana
twelve months, for negotiable notes with interest
added: but should the whole sale exceed III amount
the expenses and costs of sale, and The sum III
$4,000 with interest from 2Sth September. 81 >.
then. 10 such excess upon such terms as me sau
Tosh may In writing designate or before the day
of salea lien be reserved upon the property until
all the purchase.monev Is paid.
CHARLES S. STRINGFELLOW
Special Commissioner.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Aucti0neerS. 1y2f
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ALLAN LINE OF ROYAL 15EFS
n MAIL STEAMSHIPS FOR EU-e-asaz-ssiss
ROPE sailing from Baltimore. Nd every al
TERNATE "Wednesday for Liverpool uia
Queenstown superb cabin scc9nm 9s ntr rni
III ill.," KIN Also WEEKLY MAIL SERVICE be-
Quebec canad and tyerp01i viS nnfGn
ug i ,iS-' xcoiJnnt passenger accommodation sal
% rn o cnef.c"E EVERY ShTTRDAY; This roa,e
ofr;rs 1000 miles Of inland navigation and the
h,rminp scenery Of the Gulf OF ST. Lawr1 nee. and
c tr ocean in five dayt. Cabin tickets include
rail- fare TO Quebec: 4: ". CARRIER. Agent, e2G
40, stre9f LEvE ( ALDEN. General Passenger
80. ,Ia,,. nTl broadway. New York. jc 3-eod
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DIR. q. mcLANE's vERMIFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance Is pale and leaden. colored, with
occasional Pushes or circumscribed spot on one or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
ailae an azure semcirce runs along the lower eye
nd: the nose is irritated, swells, ana sometimes
oleeds; swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva: Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul, particularly in the morn
Ing; appetite variable, sometimes voracous' with
a knawing sensation of the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; feetins pains in the stomach; ocea-
s,onsl nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
o,t the abdomen bowels Irregular at times costive;
stools Shiny, not unfrequently tinged with blood;
holly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
couct. cough sometimes dry and convulsive; un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
teeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &C.
whenever the above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. C. McLANE'S yERMIFUGE
|, WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form. 1t an innocent preparation, not ca
pabte of doing the slightest injury to the most
tender i7aJans.
The genuine DIR. MCLANE's yERauFUGE bears
the signatures es c. McLANE aud FLEMING BROS.
snthe wrapper.
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r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT 'is
asuccess and boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-see Medical Press, Lancet"
"British Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac simile
of Baron Liebig's signature i'll blue ink across
the label.
Consumption in England increased tenfold
In ten years."
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
lists. Sole agents for the United States (wlolesaie
only, c. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane, London
England. NH l5-Fly
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BY GrubbS L Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF BAR, BAR
L FIXTURES, DILLIARD:TABLEs, &C. Sc, At IT
AUCTION.-By virtue Of i deed OF trust executed
nv Charles Koch 10 the undersigned, trustees, and
BY consent of all parties interested we VII SCI az
auction. upon The premises, on MONDAY. 2S'h
day of July. at O'Clock A. NJ tf moi not sold =, prl
waite sale by FRIDAY g tn nstant The wcli.apnnnt-
ed BAR, BAR FIETUHES. BILL .IAkIl-TAsLES
and other appurtcnaDces. located at No. guy eaSt
Broad street, adjoining the City Hall, am"nS when
we will ennmera!e-
FINE SHOWCASES .
8 BiLLIARD-TABLE with aprurtenances COM
/ POOL-TABLE with anpurtenances complelel,
l FINE BAR AND LUNCI-COUATEk,
2 FINE MIRRORS,
Az dozen LARGE CHAIRS.
TOBACCO. CIGARS,
Lot SHELVING. PARTITIONS. Ky,
These fixtures are irSt-cIass, and sfouiu a'li"e'
the attention of persons desiring SUCH artlcies,
TERMS The deed requires cash, put IL ~ pao nH
bic that more accommodating terms VIII oe ''''
nouDced at the time OF sale.
JOHN A. MEANLEY. lTrustees
WILLIAM n. TALAlAN,} ,,,
n B.-Tha above articles may De p1rchaStu pr
yatey us whole II application DC maue W ue "ue
tioncers on or before 25th 1ns tan,.
tot Auctiouerrs.
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Br Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No.11O6 Main street.

TRAME BUILDINGS AND SHEDS AT
T GAS.WORKS AT ROCKETS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION. TO BE REMOVED IN TEN DAYS
On SATURDAY. July 26th. at 12 O'Clock NJ. we
will sell ALL THE FRAME BUILDINGS AND
SHEDS at the lower gas-wOrks. Some or these
bindings are very good and can be removed without
TERMS: SIS o and under cash: over that sum ne
gotable notes with satisfactory enIorScr.
iy23 JOHN II. KNOWLES. SUPERINTENDENT
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
q. W. PICKRELL. President.
z, Z, SSEAD, Cashier.
CITY RAILwAY..OMNIBUs LINE.

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY.
ON AND AFTER JULY 3, 1879, A
OLTNE OF! OaINIBUsEs will be run In connec.
zion Wit. our cars from rhe western terminus W
rar az roou, "A''' ~ r. /. WALKER.
iy'S.im z superintendent.
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VALUABLE RIVER FARMFOR SALE
Y IN CAMPBELL COUNTY.-By virtue of
deed of trust executed by Robert TAYLOR 70 The un-
derspued trustees, we shall proceed to sell to the
highest bidder. on the premises, at IL o'clock on
THURSDAY, 3lst July, 1872 that VALUABLE
tainiug about 700 ACRES, lying on Falling river at
its nsectiou with Siaunton river. and adjoining the
Red Hill estates OF the late John Henry 1t has good
productive, convenient to mills, and 10 Stanton
river which Is uavgable for steamboats, 10 the Rich
mond and Danvile railroad. The lands are In i
good state of cultivation. and the Improvements,
though plain, are substantial and ample.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the day OF
sale.
Mr.. Berkeley, who resides on the place. will take
pleasure in showing the farm 10 any one desiring TO
see II before the day of sale
CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD,
st @-.. JOHN ". MILLER,
jy 1912 ...4. -,....s- Trustees.
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IL.LETIlxs
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
Posr.orTrcE DrrAnrnEsT.
WAsa1seros, D. @, June 20. 1879. ,
PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED
CONTACT OFFICE OF THIS DEPARTMENT RI,
ap. NJ. OF AUGUST 10, 1879,
c.pRY1se THE MAILS OF THE UNITED
STATES,
IN THE COVERED WAGONS PRESCRIBED BY
THE DEPARTMENT,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
fbeing mail-messenger service1
FROM NOVEMBER I, 1879, TO: JUNE 80
1881.
Schedules Of service required Specifications lot
wagons instructions 10 bidders, with forms for pro-
possis and bonds, and all other necessary informa-
ton will be furnished upon application to the Post
master at Richmond or the Second Assistant Post-
,,,,.ter- General. D. N. KEY,
20 oo-1,wew Postmaster-General
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d edmond AND DASi ILLf. KALI
ROAD COMrANT.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EffttT
SUNDAY, JUNE II. 1879.

Train .|".i~ !r'm ''t-'
------, 7---.-,. ,
Arrive at Burkeville, ,,,v
Na................. 80 - 49, - "
Arrive At Suthcrllh. ,n, ..nY An
va. ;; ;....ii;;,.' '''i - ~
Arrive Al Dah''"c' e.sfp NJ ISLAM
Arrive ut Grccn.bo- o,,, ,,o, 4,
ro'' y. 1.,'..'','''' ,r:,n {. N .....
C................... ..........."... 1910 F''''
Arrive at Salisbury. or., Il.
n C...,...........IB 1886 L. VI. ~ - "'
Arrive at Charlotte. ,,-.u
N.c................. l-'5' = w.
Arrive At Columbia. >,
:. C. .................l., .'J.3N \. -!'.'''''''''
Arrive 1T Charleston.
S.C........ ......' .'''''''''''''' .''''
....'C 9:2j y. VI .....'''''''''
Arrive at Savannah >, ,.,,.,. g ......
Ga. :'..;..':.',::.' - I.2n Vi + 1880 t.
Arrive at Monis"nc-
ry Ala ............if $40 I. w. ''''''''''''''''
Arriye a, M" S.r A H1. Zo' ~ "
leans, La..........IG TAI VI. -. -
------------ -
Il connects for Ashe,t!is AID 81 r,"'' III " '''''-
4 connects for Macon AMI nIl points i" s'''"'-'
Georgia. -, ,,a,,,,s f. ~.
p connects for ia kson''"H a:l' 81! '''''''1 -
r'I' CONNECTS for Macon and 81 point IN ~"E'h"es
Georgia, and Chn,i.;IoDgs Nashville Memphis 49,
! ali Trxss points. ,,,. -.
: connects lor 9''''-1'
>t &c cnmmtc,s for Galveston and Al T1v l.ia'<
Tr.Jms from I'm, ,!r,y"-narnr want, rrlr' N
Richmond at 4is r. 81 ant m 9;s" - w. ,;.3o IN
IKE . Tsi" cS arsyiHs a Eiy9
rompany;s steamer Ariel Tor on r.ai nh NI ir,.
| leaving Richmond 1T $40 \. VI. '"-'"''
days and Satnrd;.r:. ,,-.,,,rJ S.Ir,a ru:l ,!,..f
except SUNDAY. .,,.,. as
Pullman Palace Draw,ms-rg%:ri AK S,,' ~
rum through Train Ms F" I, NSE T. -.
Rtchmoni to Atlanta. ana t ,r'' <r Yn.kau4l :.
s moni t to c;retn iNt o.; ,,.,.. -.
Tickets sold n to al ~% %rcss .aH :hc,a5
Freight Tr,u So; 9, ea.iEs EtaM y, "a. 4; M
viii have accommodations, for r." -.
| passengers, who must pnrch'~t u'N ' - t,nc! u.
ting on the train: Hopa.'e"S'F' VIII " ''.,
mo No lay-oyer cheeks given On oc; ,,W;frll:pn
| JOIN y r y A.ra:.
| ''c"'' -
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TNMAS LINZ HErrrp STATES 90
AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF BERLIN. 5.491 tons;
CITY OF RICHMOND. 1907 tons;
CITY OF CHESTER. /, 500 tons;
CITY OF MONTREAL. 4.49O tons;
CITY OF BRUSSELS. 3.775 tons:
CITY OF NEW YORK. $500 tens.
THESE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS are among
the strongest. largest. and fastest on the Atlantic,
and have every modern improvement. including
hot and cold wafer and electric bells in state
rooms. revolving chairs in Saloons bath and sulox
Ing 0onis. barber-shopS. &c.
For rates Of passage and other information apply
to JOHN G.. DALE.
Agent. 3 Broadway, New York: or to
GEORGE W. ALLEN < CO.,
IN -rOdly Richmond,
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DR.G. MCLANE'S

DR,C. McLANE'S e i,
LITER PILLS
are not recommended as q remedy " for all the aus
Lhatfesh is heir to-" but In affections of the lirer
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache,ar diseases Of that character, they sand
without rgal.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparatory 10 OF
afta taking quinine.
Asa simple purgasive they are Rnequaneu'
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-costed.
Each boz has red wax seal Oh the hd' win 'Ie
Din. MeLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures OF .. HcLAsE
and FLEaHxG BROS.
!, rns,.t unon having the genuine DIR. G. NcLANE's
=, PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros IT Pitts
ron, pa, the market being full of limitations OF
- name McLAkE,, spelled differently but SAGE
nj, M psanciatioa. my l9-deowly
A..sg 81 - " + 49, y
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DepARrUaE OF sTEAxEEa

EOR PHIL ABE L z Fl IA.-@FSS
L Steamer PIONEER, Captain PLAT, :sazsssa
will sail for Philadelphia on FRIDAY. July 25th,
at 10 o'clock 4. n. Freight received until 81! 4. NJ
J. W. MCCARRICk,
ivoa.2t General Southern Agent.
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SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PAPERS,


fThe Volksblatt.1
If the Republicans to-day nominate the
best men for the offices that are to be filed
and put up concise platform, they will
have done their duty. The Presidential
election need not trouble them to-day.
IThe Freie Pressel
A good ticket and a short and cutting
platform are the means to secure the Re-
publicans a decisive victory at the coming
State election.
LThe Volksfreund.1
The Republican State Convention takes
place to-day. The principal fight will turn
on the nomination for Governor. Until
recently Taft, so to say, had the nomina.
tion in his pocket; now his prospects are
weakening, inasmuch as numerous dele
gates have declared themselves for Foster.
Nevertheless we believe Taft will be
nominated. He has been once cheated out
OF the nomination, and that by the count
ed-n" President, who at the time positive.
| ly declared that he would not take the
nomination. but did so nevertheless and
got it. Taft is one of the strongest candi.
dates the Republicans could nominate
Yesterdays Abend Postl
If the anti-Taft delegations only hold
themselves straight during the first two
ballots and prevent nomination, ther
there remains no doubt but that john
Sherman will be unanimously nominated
and then the Democrats may let them
selves be buried with their Thurman.
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Answer to perplexed husband: Yes,
gridirons are superior TO the tongs for domestic
broils.
1t is not important about dress
makers name. Call her Miss se-and-so, and let
her rip,
Carter County, KY, has raised another
ruction, and two of the late Underwoods are no
longer Underwoods. They are under ground.
A correspondent writes to inquire
whether the Mint at Philadelphia is now coming
juleps, and if 50 would like to have two sent him
A man may make paper-weight once
or twice with impunty, but if he repeats the joke
too often with subscribers he may live TO regret
the accident of having ever been born.
Watermelon collie reflection that, in
this free country, person cantelope withou
being assaulted by cab-driyes and peppered with
the witticisms OF newspaper reporters until he al
most wishes he had been gourd by an OK.
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all his social habits, and utterly indecent
in his domestic afinities Some merit
has been claimed for him as common
scavenger, as has been claimed for the
hog in suburban towns, but like the hog
he makes more filth than he feeds upon.
If there is any insect nuisance from the
chronic politician, or the tramp, or the
grasshopper, up through all the grades of
nuisances that affect humanity, which
calls for National aid and National
Bureau of Scientific Professors to inves-
tigate and suppress, the common house
fly furnishes forth the occasion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-28

lF THOMAS MOORE, the favorite poet
G Ireland, had clung to life with the
tenacity of some of his countrymen he
might have rejoiced to see an admiring
Eorld celebrating to-day the one hun
aredth anniversary Of his birthday.
Readers who have wandered dreamily
through the Oriental scenes of Lalla
Rookh, lovers who have sung his senti-
mental songs and sighed in sympathy
With them, and even congregations who
have chanted his hymns, the sweetest in
my language, would have joined in
Eeaving laurel wreaths for the brow OF
he poet eentenarian. Though dead,
however, he is not forgotten, and his own
ountrymen who have oft-time awakened
he echoes among the hills of the Green
Isle to Moore's Irish melodies not alone
mite in the celebration of the centennia
anniversary of his birthday. Wherever
The Last Rose of Summer" has beer
sorne by English tongues, and whereve.
eligious enthusiasm has been aroused by
he singing of that stirring hymn, 'Sount
he loud timbrel Ger Egypt's dark sea,
kiud words are spoken to-day in memor.
If Irelands greatest bard, who, thougl
Dng sleeping beneath the shamrock, i
immortal in his songs.
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81 dol dor

81 dol DOR
Miss Van Duyne, as she spoke. rose 70
her feet with crimson cheeka
"Can you-do you love him in whose
keeping you commit your life2" cried James
Dalton, and, clasping his arm around her
waist, he showered hot kisses upon her tear
stained face.
II can-I do love your she murmured,
laying her head upon his shoulder. Il
have loved you from the hour when first We
met"
Closer and closer the infatuated man
drew the trembling form, till the cherry lips
cried out with pain.
"Mine-minew he exclaimed. "My own
beautiful Celeste! Never had man fairer
bride. In all this broad land where is one
SO lovely?"
"You will not believe anything my enc
mics may say" pleaded Miss Van Duyne-
nothing shall separate usi"
"Never, while life lasts, shall you leave
mel!
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The Cincinnati Star.

THE DAILY STAR is served by carriers
to their subscribers in the City of Cincin-
natl and in all important Western cities
and towns for IL CENTS PER WEEK,
payable to the carrier Or the paper will
be mailed, postage paid, to any part of
the country for So CENTS PER MONTH,
$6per annum.
THE STAR is the only STRICTLY INDE-
PENDENT NEWSPAPER published in
Cincinnati. 1t is taken and read by
people of all parties and shades of opin-
ion, and it seeks to present the news of
all kinds fairly and faithfully, with jus
tice to all and with especial favor to none.
THE WEEKLY STAR-$1 PER YEAR,
circulates in all parts OF the country, and
is tirst-claSs family newspaper.
ADVERTISING RATES-In Daily, 12R
CENTS per line, or 81 per square OF eight
lines agate measure. In Weekly, ~
CENTS per line.
Address THE STAR,
$50 Walnut street. Cincinnati, 0.
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The healthy mosquito is comparative
y speaking an honest bird. He heraldS
his attack with the sound of trumpet as
kvaliant warrior should, and his sonorous
notice of attack is more generous than
that given by any other known
DeIligerent, Judging by relative tonnage
md capacity. He can be guarded against
because be is of we'll settled habits. He
goes abroad nights discursively, but with
no malice prepense. When the dews Of
bwening begin to fall and mankind rest
hom their labors or their orgies, or their
Hil designs, and think to cheat nature
sut of a few hours of quiet sleep, the
6ttle culex opens up business like gen.
leman. There is nothing sneaking or
Rssiduous about mosquito. He never
rrawls up mans trousers leg. He never
throws himself into a Plate CT soup with
suicidal intent or into ones coffee.
He is never found entombed
between leathery pie crust OF embodied
in matutinal hash. Comparatively he is
to a common house fly as an armed
knight, who goes forth to battle witt
trumpet and lance, is to a sneak THE
vho steals in on tiptoe by an unguarde'
door. There is not particle OF chivair.
about the house fly. He is indecorous Il
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A CHICAGO paper inquiries whether a
nan who swears, in a divorce suit, chat
he was drunk and drugged when he was
married, is fit to be Judge. Our opin-
lon is very decidedly that under such
circumstances he would not be first
class Judge of wife, however he might
be for Divorce Court.
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A LITTLE breeze is likely to be raised
h Eastern Roumelia to-day over the
Governors hat. If that august person
sge attempts to enter Phillipopolis wear
ng the Turkish fez instead of the Bull
yarian hat, the indignant populaee pro-
pose to knock him, if not into Bull
sarian tile, at least into cooked hat.
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The authorities at New Orleans are
ailly-dallying about cleaning the streets
md putting into shape to avoid return
Ibis summer of the yellow fever. If the
rity officials wait until Yellow Jack ar
Ewes he may clean their city out rather
quicker and more etiectually than will
be altogether agreeable.
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Mr.. ALFRED DAVIS, Of Bay st. Louis,
Miss, has a vineyard of eighty acres
thought to be one of the most extern
ive in the world. The owner makes a
champagne and also still wine of fair
quality, thus demonstrating that the
sulture Of wine grapes can be carried on
mccessfully on the Gulf Coast.
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AN exchange states that there are four
teen journals published in the United
States devoted to the interest of music.
There ought to be one or two started
pon to be devoted to the principal as
we'll
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-28

THE supply of four per cents. has been
cut off from Eastern cities and the food
gates opened upon the great West. Coun-
try people will now have an opportuni-
by to indulge in the certificate craze.
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LITTLE DELAWARE has publicly
whipped some more of her bad men.
Now let some big bad man turn in and
whip little Delaware.
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CONGRESS appears to be prevailing in
Washington in an epidemic form against
which all known prophylactlcs have
hitherto proved unavailing. 1t is now
feared that nothing short of sharp au-
lumn frost will arrest it.
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DARKNESS and gloom will settle like
funeral pail upon Louisville this even
Ing. This is the last day of the races.
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"With mittened hands and caps drawn
low" we went through the snow to get Cas-
wells Slippery Elm Lozenges, for mother s
cough For sale by John Keesaen apothe-
! cary.
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FATAL MISTAKE!
BARRETT SYLVESTER,

"HErTHRED YET FREE, " CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE"
"KsTELLEs ERROR" FALSE PRIDE,
"sTRIGKEN DUMB" ETC. Ere.
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CANNON, of Utah, ought to run apow-
erful race. All cannons boom.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-28

VEro No. erects itself for its spring
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