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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06

But Raleigh is dreadful place, and
it takes SO much money to live there
you know. A man in office will starve
if be does not get from So, 600 to $1O,-
900 year. One Of the offices is said
to be worth $4,000. We have known
Raleigh editors to work all day and
half the night the year round on
salary Of 81 900 or $1,000, and others
at less. They had families, and they
were well born, well reared and well
educated. They ought to tell how
they worked SO hard on SO little. They
did more work in week than the
officials in the capitol do in month
possibly some of them in year WI
mington Star.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06

TIE WAY 1T WAS DONE "A vast
amount Of revenue for the support of
the National Government is raised by
taxing the productions Of the South
ern States liquor and tobacco-and
effor $ have long been made to reduce
the tax on tobacco especially, and
about the time they seemed about to
be successful, the Northern Republi-
cans and Democrats got up scheme
to give All the soldiers engaged on the
Federal side in the late war an in
creased pension, requiring from one
TO two hundred millions Of dollars in
addition TO last years expenses, thus
killing off not only all prospect of
reducing the tax on tobacco or any
thing else, but really creating a neces-
sity for an increase of revenue from
some quarter.
That is the way relief to Southerners
is prevented the way our Northern
brethren prevent pensioning South
ern Mexican war soldiers, and the
way Northern Democrats and Repub-
lican members Of Congress make
electioneering capital for themselves
in their own section of the UnlOn.-
Charintte Democrat
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06

Hugh Lawson White, Of Tenn, b IN
in Iredell; Jacob Thompson, of Miss.
born in Caswell Edward Stanly. of
California, born in Craven; Jas P Hen
dersOn, of Texas, born in Lincoln
Joseph r Hawley, of Connecticut,
born in Richmond, Thomas II Benton,
of Missouri, born in Orange; VIM r
King. of Ala, born in Sampson /; An
drew johnson, of Tenn, born iE Wake:
James K Pc k, of Tenn, born in
Meckienburg, and Andrew Jackson.
of Ttnn., born in Union, ara some Of
the contributions this State has furn-
ished the rest of the country. 1t might
have added dozen other eminent
dlvines, including DR. Frank Haw ks.
Bishnp Polk, DR. Basil Manly, DR.
Lovick Pierce, Dr. Howell, Bishop
Paine, DR. Poindexter and many
others -Star.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06
Latest About the Reduction Of
the Tobacco Tax.

Maj. Julian S. Carr, and number
OF gentlemen of tie tobacco sec ion.
are IN Washington watching the pro-
greSs OF the struggle between the peo-
pie of the South and the office-hoIder' s
ring, who wish to continue to plunder
us that they may have a full Treasury
to draw upon for all manner of lob"
ochemes-and stealings.
The following are the latest tele-
grams
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 3-To-morrow
night tie tobacco men, who a,e COM
lpg by every train, " i'll hold a meeting
al Lbbltts Hotel and arrange their
cdmpa gn IN favor of reduction to l6c.
lhe finance COMMITTEES will meet to-
morrow, and even Mr.. Morrill, | am
informed, Is anxious to get the bill then
ready Tor report. | am afraid it vii,
take at least another meeting. The
,a,h t,i al the capitol Is that when the
pill passes 1t will keep manufacturers
ousy day and night for six months to
meet the demand, so low is the stock
HOW OF manufactured d tobacco.
WASHINGTON, Feb. The tobacco
men made descent in force to-day
upon the Senate by delegations from
or ifs ma, kentucky, Pennsylvania.
E|yyll9' |y' Mis- ouri. North Carolina, New
loik and Maryland, who have been
- Senators in favor OF re-
F.uo'lon to sixteen cents. A careful
lSnn, sSansaSS, they say, shows thirty, five
eendt0iS certain for sixteen cents and
,e DINERS favorable. Thirty seven is
! "AS!HlNGToN, Feb 6-The Finance
an. 5n.ilttee this morning would have
Sop'td Saol the sixtes n>cent late on to
4o' put for the absence of two mem
hs a.. bayard says h will try to have
seI slrtnne meeting to-day, a. d be hopes
''eh cents will be agreed upon.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06
NO.. 16

Since George w. Hunt ey est abIish
ed the Walesboro and Cheraw wagon
line. he tells US that not .ess IN su 10
bales OF cotton have been shipped 20
Charleston from tl,is place. Mr. H.
tells us further TIA. a na lority of our
merchants intend buying their goods
III Charleston this spring Nadc-boro
argus.
That's because the Carolina Central
Railway charges fre'gA. rat = that are
considered eNorbitaut aud oppressive. e.
Charlotte Democrat
One of the most adverse Influence
the people of Wilmington have 10
contend with in their present strug-
Central manage cement.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06

Concord Register An enterpr;sing
young woman came to town this week.
and by sleight of hand reli we'd the
firms of Cannon, Fetzer & WadSwOrth.
and r. E. Gibson, Of some valuable
articles of dress goods. She also lifted
some goods at Hoover & LOre's, but
they were taken from her before she
left tue store. The expert young maid
was arrested. ......James Harper, a VEN
cradle and leading citizen of Caldwell
county, is dead. He was a native of
Pennsylvania.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06

Franklin Reporter: Messrs. Husket
& Williams have just opened a new
mica mine. about nine miles from
this place, which promises to be very
rich one. One piece taken out weighed
so or so pounds. ;. 7. Treasurer Worth
gives $3.50 900 bond and pays out
portion of his salary for clerk service,
yet the cry is. "cut him down from
So 900 to 50 O00.''
Durham Plant: Last Sabbath night
Rev. G Durham preached on the "Ori
gin and Personality of the Devil ard
next Sabbath III. .ht he will preach on
the Devil as Success"
Warrenton Guzette The little seven
year old daughter Of our fellowciti~
zen, MIR. W. T. Boyd, while playing
with other little girls, fell and broke
her arm. /, had been broken twice
before.
Rats are plentiful in Statesville. An
employee of Wallace Bros. IN moving
a keg Of nails. few days ago. let 't
tall and killed for.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06

A BIG LUMP OF GOLD Information
has been received at the assay office
that nugget of gold in the pure
state, was recently found in Cabarrus
county, near the Pioneer Mills, which
weighed over thirteen ounces. or near
ly one pound. The owner of the pro-
perty was digging in small branch
and drew it out. This is the largest
find recorded in this section of coun
try for years. 1t is a well-known fact
that the largest lump Of gold ever
found in the United States was picked
up in Cabarlus county many years
ago.-Charlotte Observer
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06

kwioe,,C Chsfiotte Obscrrer says the fol-
Sera :, olhcers of the Charlotte Grays
Cane ected ON Monday night
II F;p.ain-R. B Alexander.
Secn,i1l l+otenant-H. ID Duckworth.
Thu Lleutenant-T. J. Black.
i Ordos,hl os,hieutenant-H. Nj. Ramseur.
= Seq oergeant-R. J. Sifford.
Il "ry and Teasurer-J. L. Boyt
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06
North Carolina State Grange.

| : he >Ixth Annual Session OF the =.
| {. State Grange convened in this city
| on the 9th lest, Grand Master S. B.
| Alexander holding the gavel. Nearly
| 100 members were present.
The Mas els report calls attention
| to the necessity Of reviving dormant
GRAM e5 and extending the o organiza-
tioa; recommends that the Master be
made a salaried officer, giving him
power to appoint such deputies and
assistants IS he may require Reco n
mends that tue Executive Committee
make an annual report in regard 10
the Agricultural College; that the
overseer keep a watch over the schools
III their respective Oranges and make
reports Oh condition of the same. r.
comments the abolishment OF basin s.
agents; that he had introduced q bill
into the Legisla ure to provide for
such system as is now enioved bv
the farners and mechanics of Eng-
land. Recommends a revision of the
legislation II regard 10 Pomona
Oranges.
The Secretary. il his rep IT, states
that the Grange has not increased
during the past year. There were 96
Oranges representing Membership
of , 6lO, who paid dues for the quar-
ter ending March 3lst, 1878; 72 re-
porting 133 members on 3Oth of
June; 81 with ,552 members reported
on 30th September, and 35 Oranges
with !, ,036 members on 3lst Dec mber
1873. lie states that the North Caro-
INA Patryns II lief A socia i n waS
Organized with 63S memb, Is: % this
number 166 have De, II dropped and !
have died.
Oi the Si65 -tstsvsio.d o tn, lee
turer's fund, sol 10 have been > id
IN. OF this amount $50 have been
paid ont.
The Treasurer asked for further
time to complete his report, as there
had been no time to 5 tile his counts
with the Secretary.
The Master announce u the follow
ing committees
On Constitution and By-Laws-W
E Check. r w King, A Harris.
On Finance-B p Jenkins, H McNa-
mara, A Waller, P G Carlton.
On Publicati n and Pi:nting-R w
King, P g Carlton, A I MiaI
On Manufactures-W j Moya, w
W Robinson and M Dove.
On Agriculture-J r Thigpen, r
Yoder and A Johnston.
On Fertilizers-D w G Benbow, r
A Stancil and d A Montgomery.
On Propositions and Grievances
l. w R asons, FL Palmer and G W
Howard.
On Banks-A Lourance. S NJ PEN
der and w w Lasta.
On Good of tie Order--Rev. w.
Grant, l. w Reasons, A Harris, j A
Davis and D A Montgomery.
County Granges-W I Cobb A b
Cooper and Rev w Grant.
Labor and EmigTa'ion-H { King,
r Rollins, G l. Rountree.
Transportation-R A Stancil, d E
Sampson, r Yoder.
Education-J B Davis, } A B Coop
er, f Cherry. Sister E Waller
Corporation-JA A Harris, John Mayo,
E A Moye, P c Carlton.
Resolutions in regard to the Agri-
cultural Department. were introduced
oy Capt. j. r. Thigpen, and after
some discussion, were referred to
of five, viz: Messrs Ting
pen, Check, Graves, Cooper and Yo-
Ter.
On Thursday the following officers
we're chosen for the ensuing year
Naster-W III Check, of Warren
Oyerseer-D A Montgomery, Of Al
finance.
Leclurer-D f Sampson, of Guilford.
Steward-J A Harris, of Iredell.
Assistant Ste 3ard-H f King. of
)nslow.
Chaplain--Rev SIN Grant Of North
,mpton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06

HOMICIDE IN WAYNE.-lt Is repoTteI
that J4mes HinSon and 10 ian Butts
murdered John Smith. BY beating him
with icks. All The parties IN iiquor
No further particulars. They were
ali citizens Of Wayne county. -UIu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

POLICE COURT, SATURDAY MoRSlSG-Po-
Ice-Justice Joseph j. White presldtn9:-
Bette Brown (coloreO was charged with
having murdered her newborn infant, but
being unable to appear at court, the case
was continued.
On Friday DR. Davis was called in to see
the accused, and upon examination Oh the
patient charged her with having recently
become q mother. That she denied, but
the dead body Of the infant was found in
tub under the bed.
1t was ordered that the woman be re-
moved to the almshonse until able TO ap-
| pear before the Police Court. In the mean.
| tiEae the Coroner will make a peSt-noTten'
examination Of the child.
Wilson Bowles, assaulting and abusing
Resale Bowles. Dfssaissed on payment OF
| cost. .
John McClane, charged with stealing one
| pair Of shoes from Wingo, Elicit & Crump.
| Case was continued tiil Monday.
Jack Powers and William Wilson. two
sailors. charged with stealing one lot OF cof-
fee fsom the hold Of the ship Francis John,
the property of Davenport & Morris. Tue
case Nas continued TO January Sd. The
parties were committed TO jail
Jane Patterson (colored) and Mamie Go
ng, charged with attempting to pass a
c, c,,unteMeit $40 note. They were sent 10
TN tied States Commissioner Atkins
H'enry Brown (coloredl thirty lashes for
stealing one cowskin from DICK johnson.
EiiZahesh Holmes icoioredA twenty.n .nve
lashes for stealing sundry articles, saiueo
nj $40. froha Marx Mitteldorfer-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

Mrs. Z. l.. Davenport told Chicago In
ter Ocean man queer yarn about Aanie
Cora Mowatt tie other day. When Mrs.
Davenport ard Mrs Mowatt were stopping
ot the same house Nrs. Davenport had
doctor there to yaceinnate little Fanny, nof
l6he boss actress. The doctor sald be would
IKE TO see for himself il Mrs. Mowatt was
q clairyoyapt. Mrs. Davenport left hin
onside the door, but Mrs. Mowatt, with.
ont seeing or hearing anything IN the usuai
way, said. "Bring your doctor IN WIN
YOU" The doctor sat down 10 tax,
but Mrs. Mowatt cried. "Ah, doctor, you
have something in your coatpocket lor me; !;
I want TO see it." Then be drew from MS
coat. pocket a fiat package, heavily wrapped
In thick brown paper. securely tiea, anu
sealed with wax. Mrs. MoWatt TOOK hoio
or the package and placed it against her
forehead. In a moment she exclaimed,
go, what a strange old man; ne LOOKS ike
a Jew, and leasss heavily on bis stick. ho
is very old-his hair and beard are white"
The Doctor tore open the package, disclo-
sing the photograph Of Rubens's famous
painting Of /" The Jew.
A tenant has been dancing all night over
the head OF his landlord ats In the morn
iag the latter comes upstairs and complains
bitterly OF the anuoyanee. NM nat annoy.
ancef - asks the tenant. "Why, naYeHt
sIes,t O wink all night iss the ansHeI;
. Neither have ~ says the tenant, ana
ret II d0p'f Haks any tpss about Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

GENERAL GRANTS SOUTHERN TRIP.-Ar-
rangements have been made to pass over the
road from Washington to Richmond, Tues
day morning, Il Pullman car containing
General Grant and party. At the Belle
Isle junction the truck will be changed and
the car attached to the Danyille train which
leaves there at 1l:45 O'Clock A. NJ.
The route Of the party Will be by Dan
vile, Columbia, and Augusta to Savannah.
The railroad officials, who have been con:
suited as to schedules, DC, have not heard
OF any intention on the part OF General
Grant to stop in Richmond. On the con-
trary. they understand that he will go right
on to Savannah without getting off the car
The programme published in northern
papers a week ago indicated stoppage OF
day or two here and another at Petersburg
Since then the route and plan have been
changed, and it now seems certain that
General Grant will defer his visit TO Rich
monQ.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

2 The MOVEMENT FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
IRISH Ees-APP0ISTxgErA AsD MEET
ING oP TIE EXECUTIVE CoMMIrTEE.-In &C
eordapee With the action OF the meeting
held Friday night to inaugurste measures
for aiding in the relief cof the sufferers in
ireland, Right Rev. Bishop Keane on Sat-
urday selected- the following gentlemen to
compose the Executive Committee to carry
out the details OF. the proposed plan for the
public demonstration on the 9Th OF Janu-
ary, and for the canvass OF the city Messrs.
John Purcell (chairinanl, Thomas Potts,
Major John II. Claiborne, Mnior Fred. z.
Scott, John NJ. Higgins, DR.. John Mahony,
and Alexander Heirholzer.
These gentlemen having been notified OF
their appointment, met Saturday night at
the episcopal residence for the purpose in-
dicated. Mr.. Thomas Potts was elected
secretary and treasurer Of the committee.
The appointment OF speakers and vice.
presidents for the public meeting was dis
cussed. but final action thereon was post
poned until another meeting OF the commit
tee. when the lists will be prepared and
ready for publication. The speakers on
the occasion win embrace number OF the
best orators Of the city, while the list OF
ce-presidents will include the names OF
many OF our leading public-spirited citi-
zcns without regard to nationality, creed,
or political afIiliation. The demonstration
will be grand affair, and will undoubtedly
result in most su bstantiaI success.
The committee-eonsisting OF Messrs. D.
Horgan, J. NJ. Higgins, DR.. John Mahony,
John Ahern. III. Irwin, j. Y. Reddy, and
Major 3. Ii. Nash-appointed at the first
meeting to select suitable canvassers in
the various wards will meet at DR.. Maho-
ny's Office, on Main between Sixth and
Seventh streets, this (Monday) evening at
O'Clock instead Of 7 O'Clock, as at first pro-
nnSad
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PERSIA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.


Pain In the right side under the c'ge of the ribs,
increases On presstrc sometimes the pain is In the
If, sIdc the patient Is rarely able 10 lie on the cfi
side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade and II frequently cXtcnds to the top OF the
shoalider and Is sometimes mistaken for rhcuina-
.tsm ia The arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
Of annette and ickncss; the bowels In general are
cos,iye sometimes alternative with lax the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation In the back payt. There Is generally
, considerable loss of mcIntry, accompanied with
nslurul sensation Of having left 'andone something
which ought to have been done. "A slIgns, dry cough
"a sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of wcurncss ard debility he is easily startled, Ills
ret are cold or burning, and he complains oi n
pr,cly sensation Of the skin his spirits are 10"
and although he is satisfied that exercise would be
boneacial to him, yet he scarcely summon up
fortue enough to try It. In fact, he disruss every
remedy Several OF the above symptoms attend The
disease, but cases have occurred where few OF
hem existed, yet examination OF the body after
death has shown tho Liver to have been extensive
yIeran2cd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

ELECTION OF OFPICERs.-Fraternity
Lodge, No. 2G5, Knights Of Honor, have
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing six months: NJ. w. Ford, P. D.; Will
liam FL. Talman, D.; William Meyer, '. d. /;
J.R.F. Burroughs, A. D.; s. B. Jacobs,
reporter; j. J. Wingield, financial report
er: John w. Pierce, chaplain; John Laird,
treasurer; j. L.. Phippen, guide; james 1.
Gillian, guardian; A. T. Minor, sentinel;
r. A. Brock, William Gibson, and Henry
Bruning, trustees; jackson Bolton, repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge; John Laird, al
ternate.
At a regular meeting OF Excelsior Diyi-
sion, No. 35, Sons of Temperance, held at
their Division rooms, the following officers
were unanimously elected for the ensuing
quarter; Ransom A. Scott, W. p; Isaac
4. Walton, w. A.; William II. Manning,
B. s, a tHc"s S w1lian r; + s. wpite mhllam + F.
George Jones, chaplain; Isbmae Roberts,
conductor: Charles Slatt, assistant conduct
or; Thomas Scott, I. s.. George Taylor, o.
"; "; T: F. Norris L. f'' N'SA''' "copper" l.
Lee Lodge, No. 447, Knights OF Honor,
elected the following officers for the enslI'
ing term: r. N. Northen, past dictator;
! J. III. Fossett, dictator; Peter Cathcart,
yicc-dictator; Henry Stockmar, assistant
dictator; w. 7. Tyrer, reporter; T. l.
Courtney, financial reporter; S. D. Wal
drop, treasurer; j. A. Bawsell, chaplain
T. A. Lacy, guide; W. II. Chiles, guar
dian; c. W. Griffin, sentinel; William f.
Woody, representative to the Crane
Lodge; Il. L. Courtney, alternate; Or. Il
H. Bright, medical examiner; NJ: +. Hud
nail, Or. G. II. Bright, and W. L. Cox
| trustees.
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MOTHERS MOTHERS! MOTHERS

Are vou disturbed at night and broken OF your resi-
nv sick child suffering and cryiLg with The excrn-
ca,ng pain Of cutting tee,h9 Ii so, so at once ana
uet a bottle OF HKs. WiHSLOWs sOOIHls"
SYRUP It will relieve the poor little sunerer I'M
mediately-depend upon v; there Is no mistake
abou, Il. There is not a mother on earth VINO mas
ever used 1t who will not tell you 1. once mat IL VIII
regulate the bowels, and give rest 70 the mo'her
and relief and health TO the chic, Operating hAs
.ac 7, ,s nerfectly safe TO use in all cases, and
nIeasan, 10 the taste and Is The prescription OF one
Of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses
| In the United States. Sold every where. I"eh'S-
a.. 80. ho,tIe de 24-e0dlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

Editors Dispatch: have waited to see il
any one would protest against the abomina'
BILE noises &ith which the night OF Christ
mas eve was made hideous. 1t was perfect
" heathen,sh-a regular saturnaiia, and
Strange thing for a city that has the reputa.
ton Of being not only decent and civilized
religious r city in the United States. "ob!;
but the boys must have their ion, ~ ano .,
Christmas comes but once year.. wen,
q ont It OF the city to have ito the Far.
Grounds, Gre for example, and make nolsf e1ss
which no one but themselves ..s, VII VII,
hear. It is not right. mol sfatr, Id noi
decent, that quiet and orderly people snonio S,,I
be disturbed by all the bad oo!shwnes, .ssniss,
black, and mixed-let loose on ne'P.ssss s.ss
city Tor an entire night; that poor iiaie
children should be wsked up in the asas esn,
OF night by the sudden terror, and kep. S;p.
awake; that the nerves af delicate hWies
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SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

s1ss Of App,tite, Bowels Costtve; Pain In she
- rI,b q ssl, sensation In the back part: Pain
sess- The sson,der. blade: Fuliucss After EatlnE'
I.nn dsiteiina,ion 10 exertion o. body or NINA :
,,S,astntv OF Temper; Low Spirits VITA Iec.ihs
Of hsvius neglected some dnty: eafiness. DzH.-
VI r,,r+er,ng nj the Hear.. Dots Before the Eyes,
- sk,n. Headache. generally over the right
~. f.e.ttessnsss with ftfaI dreams: Highly
Colorel Urine.
-. r.JrsE WARNINGS ARE USHEEDED Sc
EroUs DISEASES WILL SOON
EE DEVELOPED.
.rrT.s PILLS are especially adapted to such
esses. One dose effects such change OF ieeins as
r, .aon!sh the sufferer. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

FIRE IN THE CoUNTY,-At about O'Clock
on Saturday morning Mr. F. G.. Morrison,
clerk in Second Auditors office, who re-
sides short distance in the county, on the
Broad-street road, discovered his servants
house TO he on fire, and so rapid were the
flames thut it was soon burned to the
ground. In the house he had nearly all bis
books, a great many valuable tools both
the accumulation of years-all OF which II,
a short while were reduced to ashes; and
finding that he could not save the burning
building he went to work and succeeded
In saving the other buildings, and thereby
his dwelling. No insurance. Loss estl
mated at $3.50.
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gIWARE OF LIMITATIONS.

The gcnuiar are never scgarcoatcd.
Every box has red WAX seal on the I'D, with tile
IMPRESSION LE. MCLANE's LIVER PILL
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
, signatures Of C. McLASE and FLEMING BROS. on
% The wrappers.
Iusst upon lls ing the gcnu:lce DIR. C.ACLAN s
LIVER Pills prepared by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh Pa, .,i!e market Dei&g full oil iiiatoais
of the name McL.ANE, spelled differently tut SO NE
recommendation. my l2-dsowly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

CHARGED WITH PAssING 4 CouNTtuslI
SoTE.-On Saturday Commlss'oner AtAns @
sent on to sae United siaIes slant 1ua9
SanpIe Goings 'white) aud Jane faIterson SOL
Icoiored), chsrgs,a with passing oua,sh; eonnIeh
feit ten-dolIar bill On Constant .osaraSiu nesniS
Monday night last. The note ~ IS ts soinaa issnaa
well .hs exseaieas Sa1ieos, dsu Rama OF Indiana.
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PAOSPOALS.
DK0POSALS j OR


PROPOSALS j OR
+
FEED AND PROVESBeR
EoR, SHE HORSES OF THE FIRE DEPART
EENT.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DErAescMESF,4
No. a. TENTH sTEEET.
RIcuMoNDS -becembtr 22, AS19. ,
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing G.le hosseS
G ahc Hct mona Fire Department with
HAY
OATS.
BROWEsTUFF,
CORN.
sHiPsTIH'F,
SALT, &c,
fro Iappary J. 1850, TO AItl I, 1850, wiz Sc re-
eel 1,Ei until
FRIDAY, January 2, 1850, ut ~ P:M-
Il eajaulrters Fire Department. No. ~ TSaith
suee where fpr.as OF proposals may be had OF sp-
pltcs, ION 10 the Chief Engineer.
Add rass CHARLES f. TAYLOR.
Chairman Committee Oh ktre Department.
&c 22-eodid