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Mere Growing over Virginia.
lyrom the Washington Republican, 29lh.I

Elhe Readiusters and the Funders
La their hght are making blunders;
Ttrgmis's troubled with the war
4Tis worse than Appomattsx gore.
Co In. Dispdtch. and lay on, Wig,
Ahnse you may, bat let the " mig"
Take his choice elcciion-dzy,
And GARFIELD sure 1ill lead the way.
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PASTE RAGE.

BEAUTIFUL MEADOW PASTURE
I'D ON THE CRAIGToN ROAD three miles nom
Richmond, near Mr.. William Christians. Only
o. per month for fne pasture, good water, SAN snd
careful attention. Refer, BY permis'ion, 70 Mslor
A. w. CARRIER. For Information apply az SoI ~sN
Cary street, city, or to W. Il. BALDWIN, on the
farip, Craigton road. y xo-i"
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by Augustine Royal,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioheer,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il IN TIE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VA.
By virtue of Il deed Of trust bearing date the ~ u
dav OF March 1879, and recorded IN the clerks OF
fee Of the County Court Of Chesterfield county, d.
II. volume so, page 2, executed 10 the UNDERSIGNED,
trustee by Charles III. Wilkinson and Fannie A. bis
wife, to secure to Robert y. owen the payment OF a
Judgment sgalnst said L. II. WilKiHson for the sum
of x2 90 with interest thereon. as specified In
said dee and default having been made IN the pay
ment OF said judgment. and being required so 10 DO
by the said Owens counsel. wi sell by public aue
lion, at the urt.hOuse OF Chesterfield county. on
MONDAY the 9th Gay of August. 1850 (sourt.dsy)'
at O'Clock L. NJ, The REAL ESTATE described In
the said deed The same being a TRACT OF LAND
lyink aud being In the county OF Chester field and
State OF Virginia, containing 1872 ACRES, on the
Petersburg road, seven miles from the Richhond
and DsnyIe and the Clover Hill railroad. snd adj
acent the lands of The estate OF Thomas Johnson
II. 7. Miller, aud others.
TERMS: Cash. -
BENJAMIN u. BERRY, Trustee.
" 3O.31,Au LIS, .0,6,7.&o
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For further Information applv 10 7. UTEsrrp
Ticket Agent. at depot; 4. ". GARBFK, Tie.rt
Agent: $40 Main street, or General Pass.r.,r
AGENTS ONCE, Room IL, corner Bank aud Tegih
streets. ~
Train FOR points on Atlantic, VI s..sippl and Ohio
railroad leaves daily n $50 A. NJ: reiBrHry AZ
rive al $3.50 =. NJ. Trains Tor Norih Carolina
points leave at ll:4O 4. Vi and OBS i. w. dsll,.
JOHN II. MhtNUgDO.
General Passenger Agent
G. p. HYDE, Passenger Agent. r. s-eodsOt
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers.
rI.youth etroof baf,ynen Main and Rank.

Real Estate Agents and Auctoucers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
COMMISSIONERS 5 A L L OF A
" BUILDING LOT on TIE NORTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN SECOND AND IHlKn
STREETS, AND OF A LOT ON THIS ALLEY
IN THE REAR.-ln execution Of decree OF the
Circuit Court Of Amelia county, rendered at its
March term. IN the case Of Barksdae's administra-
tor ~. Barksdalo's creditors the undersigned spe-
cal commissioners thereby appointed, VIII sell ny
auction, upOn the premises, IN FRIDAY, August
goth, at 6 O'Clock L. ~. the following REAL
ESTATE, OF which the late Robert d. Barssdale
Died seiIed-tO wit:
A BUILDING LOT on the north SIZE OF Main
between Second and Third streets, lying between
the property OF Abraham Harris and that OF ;: r.
Lsthrop. II fronts "a feet aud runs back 1904
feet.
Also. LOT. with an old stable thereon. situated
on alley in rear OF the aboye..and adjo' ming the
properly OF DR.. +. T. Wills. 1t Is 14x22 t.et
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for bonds, with interest," the
titles to he retained until all the purchase-monay Is
paid. f. r FAkRAh,
II. MEADE,
Il. T. TABB,
CommiSsiers.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
~ 80 Au6,13,lgS2O
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POWDER.

nUPONT'S POWDER.
$500 KKGS DUPONTS SPORTING. BLAST
ING, AND AINlN6.POMDEk;
the most popular powder in use never fails Always
" ~ HENRY VI. WORKMAN.
iy2s.3m Agent for Dupont.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP Tin
" COMPANY. -sE3Gz
FOR NEW YORK.

stezmers-LTD DOMINION, WYASOkE. MAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RICHMOND
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY So
nisf water.
shins going norm land az Pier 81 North river
foo of Beach street. Ships coming south sail from
PR AZ, Nor:h river. foot Of Christopher street.
These ships are entirely new, and wers built
pressly fer this route.
They 1--we splendid saloons, state-roons, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accom- mOds ioEs, snd attentions are IN.
surpassed.
Freight received untii O'Clock Z. ". daily.
Freigkts for points beyond New YORK Eorvsrdes
with Dispatch aud no charge made except Ae'ss' et'
penses incur red.
Cabin fare 20 New York, fi2 Stesrase, 70 aas
Is.
For further information apply 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN CO, A2enu,
nav 10 ocice Ccmpsnv's wharyes. RocketA
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STEAMSHIP ,>fyT%
AGENCY,
600 MAIN STREET.

rerresenting tie following 6rst-ca-s ocean-steam-
ship lines CtNAED, iNMAN. ALLAN, AMtkl-
CAN WHITE STAR. A\t NOk. NtIHER-
/ kNDS-AMERICAN. IANBI Rp-ANtRltAN
NATIONAL, NORTH GkHMAN LLOYD, RED
STAR.
FIRST.CLASS, SFCOND-CLASS, >TEERAGE
Tickets TO and nom an points Euro ge AZ lowest
rates. >tAierooms stcured 40 advance.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Railroad aud steamship tiChets 60 AL points IA ne
United Stsfes aud Canada.
Passengers and baggage called TOR. Baggage
checked Ia desiinatou.
Rates same a AZ depOis and general Offices OF the
lines. Ne I4.Sml \ " CARRIER.
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AUCTION SALEH-Futurs Days.
A TLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SALE.

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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RICHMOND ND PFrtRsnrrgt
RAlLRoAD '0MPASY
COMMENCING SUNDAY, july -
~ 1850, trains oE shis read vii run As follow
LEAVE RICHgoNp sor1H.
1900 ~, THROUGH NAIL daily. coaaec,ie.
FOR Charleston. savannah. Auyrst,
and Aiken igia thar.e,fouI. Raj. III
Jacksonville. >tols only ~ Cre.,.r
aud Manchester, AID q. HALFWAY %
signal.
$40 7. ". ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
I'a,,Cpgcr- tahlu, IBIS rain will mako
c'se c0nnecto- At Petersburg fsr
Nprfln.
eco A. W.. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
except sunday; connecting with A..
W. 4 o. Il. r.. fcr iylcAburg aud he
yond.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NoRTH.
600 A. H.. THOUGH FREIGHT Tally fcArs-'
sunday. connecting Slth Richm .ld,
trcirr!ckhh.ry st. potomac IT,. al
for AL roif, Nrru. East. and Nrst
e:20A. d., ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
ltNcept >uDH~y). stops q; a. s,z-
tious.
344 p. n. THROUGH MAl1. daily, s0naectar
With kDhmcad, FREEZER Eshurg and
Potomac railroad for AZ POINTS East
snd Nest. Also, Bak,lg close cenEecs
liOn with the Cn's8nrtse and ohio
railroad for the Eir.luis springs and
al points Sorih and Wet. GLlst-llR
stops at Nsnchest"r sIi .t Ter. and
az Halfway aud Du9s Blue, IN
signal
ALL TRAINS leaving Peiers1lrg will start rson
he Arpomstt0x dspot-
SUNDAY EXCURSION TEAMS leave Rich
mono A. NJ. and $40 f.. VI; rave Pe;ers-
jy23 I'd. KLINE, Superintendent.
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DOOR AND JOB wORR NEATLYEx,
~ kCuTKn At THE DIsRATCH SkNTn&os
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RAILROAD LINES,
En- 49, - E
RICHMOND, YORK RIVE Avn 1,,,-x
rEAkE RAfLROhD CONyASY
otricE on SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA. July 20 ian p

~ IL TAr A. - - "I N8' IbFU.
SrEClAL NOTICE.-Commsno;..
OsTUxsDAY, August 3D. the rate, ~ ''g
rare on this line Will be ~ follows ~ passenger
Richmond and Baltimore
hlenmond and Baltimore and return ''''''"3 OO
The steamers Of the Porhstan line in w
kichmond for Baltimore OF each sATrrsyi, t,T.
4. N. from their dock, Twenty.foar,h ana ia, a.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN 70 W.,
n rS, iea'es depot, corner TyeDiy-thi,d 81
DOC DOCK streets, on each SUNDAY a's NJ D.. ana
CENTS. '' M - S"r fan, FIFTY
~ 30-tsepl S,, Dlt GLAs.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G POTOMAC r. X. Co-i
RICHMOND, VA, November 7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
" trains on this road will run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
el2A A. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daily tex.
cept sundays; due NJ Warrington
lilo Z. NJ; Baltimore, 3:05 L. NJ.
Philadelphia, $50 Z. NJ, New York
1905 L. VI.
5:OOP NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily; due
NJ Washington. 9:25 L. NJ. Baltimore
ll:25 Z. NJ: Philad elphia, 1928 A. NJ.
New York, 8:i5 A. II.
400 p, NJ, ACCONMoDATl0N TRAIN for
junction, leaves Broad street statios
daily Except Sun ays).
SOUTH BOUND.
Io:l5 p NJ, arrives a. Byrd-slreet station daily
Except sundaysl. Leaves New YORK,
e:l3 A. NJ: Philsielphia. ll:Ao A.
M; Baltimere. $50 p. NJ; Washing.
tor $40 L. ".
Il.4O A. NJ, srrives al Byrd-sreet station daily.
caves New York, 1000 r. n. Phil'
ad,Iphia, lilo A. NJ; baltimore,
l:5b A. ~. Washington, 100 A. u.
1t BIZ osd-Street station daily texeep,
sanaalO. G. 4; TAYLOk,,
EFT. D. MYsns. aeSsrai sspazintsadsAt
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CONPANY'S JAMES.
RIVER LINE.

ANCHOR LINE in
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every SATURDAY.
NEW YORK 70 GLASGOW
CABINS. 500 10 $50. >TEERAGE, s2s.
These steamers 10 not carry cattle sheep, OF pigs.
Anl pyfrv Safurfav
NEW YORK 10 LONDON DIRECT
CABINS. $50 90 sos. FNcuI sion, az Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodation are unsurpassed
All SiufcroOms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked ~ lowest rates ie or from any
RaiiFoad station Ia Euruie or America.
Drafts issued AZ lowest rates, payable Tree ~ charge
throughout England. scotland. and Ireland
For books Of information. plans. &C.. apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling rrcen. y. 1,
or GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO.,
or i. =. GIBSON.
Southern Expgcs, CImnarY. Richmond,
or \. ". a. AkBEk.
S26 Main street. Richmond.
pov 2-om Richmond. Va.
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CRoCkEKY .GLAsswARE. 80
nOWN THEY GO!

\ 100 TIN TOILET SETS just received, to be said
| at from 10 10 rs per Cert. less than ressilr
price.
Great bsrgaias dn sILyER-pLATED ICE
PITCHERS.
PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap.
nhe largest stock OF CHINA DINNER, TEA and
EDIItET WAkE and WORCESTERSHIRE
GOODS GENERALLY, 10 be found south of
New YORK. nj BOTTOM PRICES. IL you wish
baTaains give me call.
VIZ r. u. TAYLOR. l0l l kain street.
lust RECEIVED, A CRATE OF
y E0GY.TUREENS from EpfIand a large stock
OF DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, same very
pretty, feu ugly ones: great variety OF TIN
SETS; 2.oe0 MILK-PANS, sligo tly damaged.
Call early and secure bargains.
II. II. WALLACE,
el4 No. 400 BROAD street
NEW CHINA GOODS.
DECORATED TEA-SETs:
DKCeRATEU DESSERT-SETs:
DECORATED BERRY-sETs;
DECOxATEB CHARACTERISTICS;
,,,,, DECORasTkn FLOWER HOLDERS.
siEnsj, IcE-CREAN FkEEzERs. Look before
Su, Ing at-bew good. GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
sp2s 1907 Main street.
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No. leaves Richmond daily except Sunday.
No. = leaves Richmond daily.
No. 3 leaves Richmond daily except Sunday. On
Saturdays only Will run to Stanton, arriving at
1915 r. NJ.
No. 81 leaves Charlottesville daily except Sunday.
HS- Nos. aud run through from Richmond 10
Huntington.
Lyucbburg and Danyie.
No. 3 connects at Huntington with steamers for
all points west.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND SHxsPRAkEl
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY q, 1880,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. NJ. Leave Richmond daily Except sun
day. connecting at West Point on
TUESDAY. THURS DAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Balti
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. M Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
1000 A. NJ day., connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNES Al,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY {;
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers Tor l'royt.
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily (e1cepr
sunday, connecting At West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY with steamers from Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1855 p. M Arrive at Richmond daily Except
500 Z. NJ sunday. connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence, and Boston.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond TO or from
southern points. Cars run through between ALBANIA
and West Point. 80
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates
Issued 10 all northern aud western points.
For ir formation, apply At otce OF the company
# Nenty.third and Dock streets. Richmond, Va.
os4 VI. 7. DOUGLAS. SupcrintendenL
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No. 2 leaves Huntington daily except Sunday.
No. leaves Huntington daily.
No. 6 leaves GOrd0nsye daily except Sunday.
On Mondays only Will run from Stanton, leaving
at 2:55 A. NJ
81- Nos. and run through from Huntington
to Richmond. except that No. leaving Hunting
ton on Saturday lies over al Whire sulphur from
$50 A. NJ. Sunday till A. NJ. Monday.
No. 22, mixed leaves stanton daily except Sum
day at $40 A. NJ, receiving passengers from Vir-
ginia Midland train leaving Washington NJ 7:l0 A.
NJ. and arrives at Richmond at T.. NJ
Virginia Midland train leaving LynchburR 81
1:45 L. NJ. connects closely with No. 2, aud that
leaving Lynchburg at 1881 A. N. connects with No
for Richmond. ". NJ :. DUNN,
Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT.
CONWAY Il. HOWARD, General Passenger ano
Ticket Agent Iy2
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RlCHh0SD AND DAsyILLK RAuRo.n
oFFich GENERAL PAssENGsR hc,Y1AD't
RICHMOND. VA, june 4 Isso (
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS FROM Ron.
~ MVSD 70 points named below will be on a..
oo1 NE Isl ~ o1TOBER IsT. good 10 Ocio,s.s
81, 1880, at tile following raies-v'z.: " 'o''uer
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By Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,

j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auciioneer.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
Dc n. AnC I eO(
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HAPPY ENDING.
LONG SUFFERING OF ONE OF THE BEsr-NIkS OF
PLEASANT VALLEY. DUrcHEss Co. N. "
HIS FINAL AND COMPLETE REcov-
FRoM GRAVEL.
DIAM WORDS ARE BEST

Mr.. Edward s, Hicks, Of Pleasant Valley, Datchess
county, n. y. had suffered long from Stone iu The
Kidneys. He sought relief of course, Who would
not2 What time aud money 70 health7 Mr.. Hicks
consulted the best physicians his village and also Of
Poughkeepse-and none better can be foand anywhere
but, unhappily, without good result, friend in
Rondout advised Mr. Hicks to 90 10 Rondout and see
Mr.. David Kennedy about his trouble This Mr.. Hicks
finally did. DIR. Kennedy at once what the suffer-
ing mans difficulty was aud that Farorae Remedy
the medicine he needed The Doctor prescribed It, and
Mr.. Hicks went homr without much confidence in the
power Of Favorte Remedy todo hm more good than
other medicines had done before But hope clings to
sraws and he hught there might be chance out OF
many in his favor He followed the directions and
both surprised and delighted to find himself pres
emily improving. To-day Mr.. Hicks is a well man.
White Dr. Kennedy is interested in introducing "Fa-
vore Remedy" he continues to practice hisProiesson
and performs all the capital and minor operations in
surgery. State your Letters promptly answered
Address DIR. David Kennedy, Rondout, NJ
Dec 1-4w
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MISCELLANY.
WIT AND WISDOM


Venison is plentiful, but deer, as usual.
The last gobbe of turkey comes after his
death.
A finished periormer-The dead actor
New York News.
Michigan has produced pig with trunk.
This should be checked.
A book on " Domestic Economy has been
published which costs 80.
If you want to appreciate the genius Of
Shakespeare put yourself in his plays
woman who goes to church to show her
seal skin sacque IS sacque religious.
The Atlanta " Constitution says this is a
good time to plant holiday advertisements.
A doctor in western New York cures all
diseases by immersion in cold water. He is
known AS a Canaiopath. Puck.
In the London Geological garden is an otter
that can write. Il probably spends its time
writing otter graphs.-Free Press.
Wood is SO expensive now a-days in Con-
necticut that real nutmegs are cheaper than
the Connecticut article. Boston Post.
THAT fellow is just like telescope" said
dashing New York girl. You can draw
him out, gee through him, and shut him up
again.
"Figures won't lie,' they tell us. That
down smoothly and make 1t reach into all
the corners.
An old Judge is credited with the remark
81 don't know which does the most harm,
enemies with the worst intentions or friends
with the BEST,
Facetous man Ito sea-sick chuml II
say, old fellow, you're not sick, are you? p"
Chum g You don't suppose | am doing it
for fun, do you 2"
A chiropodist having invented a new RENE.
dy, was furnished with the following motto
for his labels "Lay not this fattering unc-
tion to your soles boston Courier.
1t is perfectly evident to well balanced
mind that everybody else in the world is call
ed to be religious, and equally evident that
you are yourself callel to do just as you
please.
The Boston g Journal of Commerce pub
fishes lot of dyeing recipes but none of
them beat the old way of fooliug with an emp
ty shot gun.-Syracnse Sunday Times.
Street row j: First Gamin--e I'll fill yer
mouth with gravel" Second Gamin--"Yer'll
have big job doin' it," First Gamin--
"0h. I'll get a steam shovel. "--Boston Post.
Teacher in high school at Blankville
''Are pro and con synonymous or opposite
terms?n Scholar Opposite" Teacher
i" Give an example" Scholar: Progress
and Congress-"
'sYou can't wear that coat OUT said tai
lor to a customer. "Certainly not. / would
not be seen on the street in such confound-
ed ugly rig" was The reply.--Boston Cour-
Ter.
Boy Ito lady visitor). Teacher, there's
a gal over there winkin' at me- Teacher !.
" WE'LL then, don't look at her, Boy. "But
if I don't look at her she Il wink at somebody
else.''
A Russian claims to have found substi-
tute for rubber. 1t is strongly suspected that
while travelling in this country recently, he
tackeled ham sandwich at railway restau-
rant.
She: "Mr. Slow, are those two men that
We have just passed. brothers p'' He. IT,
aw-know that one of them is but I'm-aw
not quite sure of the other. columbia
Snecfafor
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KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.

THE MOST SUCCESSFUL. REMEDY ever discovered,
it Is certain in its effects ard does not blister READ
PROOF BELOW.
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BLACK WALNUT SrAIN.--A few years age
we gave directions for staining pine or othel
white wood a brown color, somewhat like
black walnut by the use of lumber. We have
since found much better method. Dissolve
an ounce of catechu in quart of boiling wa
ter, adding lump of sal soda the size Of a
hickory nut. Dissolve an ounce of bi-chrom-
ate of potash in another quart of water. The
articles are not expensive, and may be had at
any drug store To stain the wood work, first
paint it over with the solution of catechu and
allow it to dry; then go over it with the So
iution of bi-chromate. When thoroughly dry
coat of shellac or other varnish will bring
out the grain of the wood. The solutions may
be made stronger or weaker according to the
depth Of color desired. Picture frames. book
cases, etc., made with a scroll saw from very
common material, may be thus treated with
most satisfactory results. american dgri-
cu5turist for Dec LIST.
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THE SUN FOR 1881.

/
Everybody reads THE Sun. In the editions of this
newspaper throughout the year to everybody will
find;
l. All the worlds news so presented that the reader
will get The greatest amount Of information with the
least improbable expenditure of time and eye-sight
THE Sun long ago discovered the golden between
redundant funess and unsatisfactory brevity.
H. Much of that sort of news which dependse upon
Its recognized importance than upon its interest to
mank ind From morning to morning THE Sun prints
continued story Of the lives OF real men and women
and of their deeds, plans, loves hates and troubles
This story is varied and interesting than
any romance that was ever devised.
Ill Good writing in every column. and freshness,
originality accuracy and decorum in the treatment Of
every subject.
w Honest comment TIE Suns habit Is to speak
out fearlessly about men and things.
Y Equal candor In dealing with each political party,
and equal readiness to commend what is praiseworthy
or to rebuke what is blamabe in Democrat Repub-
VI Absolute independence of partisan organizations,
but unwayering loyalty to true Democratic principles.
THE SUN believes that the Government VIII ich the Con-
stitution gives us is good to keep Its notion OF
duty to resist to its utmost power the efforts of
eminent in place ofthat which exists The year 1881
and the years Immediately following will probably
eide THIS Supremacy important contest THE sun
believes that the victory will be with the people
against the Rings for monopoly the Rings for plumber
and the Rings for imperial power.
! Our terms are as follows:
For the DAILY SUM four-page sheet of twenty-eght
Sonb es By m: a. asaSaa 10 @
paper. eight-page sheet of ffty-six columns the
price is 90 cents month, or $7.70 year, postage
The Sunday edition of THE Sun is also furnished sep.
arately at 81 20 a year postage paid.
The price of the WEEKLY SUN eight pages, hfty-six
columns Is 81 year, postage paid. For clubs Of ten
Address /. w ENGLAND
Publisher OF THE Sun, New York City
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The question why printers do not succeed
as well as brewers is thus answered: Be-
cause printers work for the head and brewers
for the stomach, and where twenty men have
stomachs, only one has brains.
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The money they (the liquor dealers) make
so easily they take without giving anything
for 1t. If they sold soap bubbles at the same
rate nobody would defend them-all would
denounoe them as swindlers but they sell
poison and death. That they should make
living in this way is simply mode of rob-
berry, and that of the worst kind, for they
ruin the man as well as rob him. -Chrsstian
Adp0cdte.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-12-22
Statement Made
I'm DER OATH.

To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN.-In the year 1875 treat
ed with Kendais SPAWN Cure. bone SPAWN of seve-
raj months growth nearly half large hens egg
and completely stopped the lameness and removed the
enlargement. have worked the horse since very
hard, and be never has been lame, could
any difference In the size Of the hook joints since
treated him with Kendall's SPAWN cure.
r. A. GAINES.
Enosburgh Falls, VT, Feb. 25, 1879.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 25h day of Feb
A. D., 1870.
JOHN G. JENNIE, Justice of the Peace
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1t is a strange anomaly that the traffic
which produces more crime, vice, wretched-
ness, poverty, and war than all other causes
combined should be tacitly sanctioned by q
people protesting to be civilized and Christian.
But SO it is.--C1scsgo Standard.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-12-22

1t does not pay to have ten smart, active,
and Intelligent boys transformed into thieves
to enable one man to lead an easy life by
selling them liquor.