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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-27

MARRIAGE OF Miss GAY BENTLEY AND
REv. Mr. BROOKE.-Miss Elizabeth Gay
Bentley and Rev. Frank J. Brooke OF Phil
ippi, w. Va, were married at -. PauPs
church on Thursday by Rev. Charles Min
nigerode, d. ID. Miss Bentley is daugh-
ter OF MIR. +. b. Bentl"y. one Of our best
known and GighIy.respected citizens. She
was universally beloved in this city, aud
her many friends here will follow her with
their kind regards and afieclionate remem-
brance to her new home in West Virginia.
Mr.. Brooke is a Presbyterian minister, sou
of the late Henry l.. Brooke, Esq. OF this
city, and is pIStor Of a church at Pbilippi.
w. Va. Among the distinguished persons
present at The ceremony was Hon. j. Il.
Tucker, an uncle OF MIR. Brooke.
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TEST TRIAL OF NEW ORGAS.-Mr. r.
CauI6eld, organist at st. Peters Cat neufs''
had test trial OF the new organ az Tue W
tbedral last evening at o'clock. Qiite
number OF persons were present. anu nIsn,y
enjoyed the following programmes l, Uten'
ture, Stradella," flotow. z. C9mlnun'on'
smart. 9. Theme and Fugue, Haydn. L.
Adagio, from drst symphony, hayan. D.
Concert Fantasia, Tours. 6.Adantr' oniai.'
7. Finale, Inauguration March, o'a'A.
The orgau. as we have before salo, = = nme ,ns
one. and the programme las, even,ug We
we'll rendered, and the recital therefore
highly enjoyable.
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Cnurches-A Jubiiee

DETROIT, MICH, November 25.-some
eiohteen months ago an alliance was formed
between the six Methodist churches oi TINS
eIty for the purpose OF paying of their in
debtedpess, which ranged from s1,l0O to
s19. 900 on each church, aud aggregated
s35' 300. The amount Is now fully paid,
and to-day the churches held thanksgiv-
Ing Jubilee at the Central church. More
than 900 men, women, and children be-
longing 70 these churches and Sunday
schools contributed to the fund. The ef1ort
was unique one, the stronger cheerfuliy
belDiug the weak.
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u,UrTrs PILLS.


,o..of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels ccs'''e' ram
,,o.s with dnll sensation IN The back par';
- - ,,oaer the shoulder. Blade; Fal'nes' AMER
- w,,e d,slneiinaeon TO eser,ion OF body or
mind; Irrtsbiaty Of Temper Low Sp'r''s' ' hOs'
- Memory. With feeling Of having neglected some
-. v,,r,ness, Dfzriness, Fu,tering at the Heart
pocore the Ewes, yellow skin, Headache Res''
s..oe.s a, light, Hishiy-cclOred Urine.
.o,,sp WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED ST.
Rlous DISEASES WILL SOON
RE DEVELOPED.
r,-r1.s PILLS are especially adapted to sreh
-. one aose effects such change OF feeling as
70 astonish the srasreT'
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Justice Fisher:
Thomas Pinborn was fined 81 for being
drunk and unable 10 take care OF himself
Cyrus BosseuX was fined so for running
fOur.horse wagon on the street without
proper numbers.
Moses Jackson (colored). charged with
assauting and beating William Nickols,
was tined 50, and surety required TO be OF
good behavior for twelve months.
William NckOls was tined - for con-
tempt Of court in filling to appear as Wit
ness when summoned.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, thirty horses.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. 4P. NJ. commissioners
sale OF brick store and dwelling on the norm side
of Marshall he wcen Fourth aud Fifth streets.
and a lot on the south side Of Exchange alley
between Fourteenth and fifteenth streets.
SUTTON 4 CO., Il A. NJ. trustees sale OF TIN
ware, stoves. lamps, and tools for carrying on
the tin business, at store No. / west Broad
street.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD, 3 r. NJ, two small
houses and two vacant lots adjoining at the
sou heasl corner OF Duv al and Plice streets.
RICHARDSON & co, Al r. ~, valuable property
on west Main street just beyond the corporate
limits.
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IFOr the Dispa ch.1


To the Council and Board Of Aldermen Of
Our CITY:
Christmas Is near at hand, and we are re-
minded OF its needless frivOlities. We feel
that we may reasonably ask at your hands
"a, the authority is vested in you to maintaia
good and orderly government for the city, a
suppression Of the senseleSs and haZ pdous
practice OF firing poD-ci ackers and blowing
horns and the Ike foolish exhibitions that
eyince insubordInation and an utter disre-
gard Of the comfort OF mind OF peaceaDle
citizens, TO say nothing OF the hazard to life
and property. The life OF single individual
is worth all the pop-crackers and horns IN
Christendom. is ours indeed a FICTITIOUS
civilization, that we must keep up savage
exhibition OF noisy intoXicltion for mlrth! {!
This sort OF frOic has come to be OF such
outrageOusIy excessive character that even
those weak. minded people who think The
poor little children who have been prison.
bound and denied The delight OF annoying
every body else, and the astonishing cnrf
osity OF seeing some ones neck broken, Tor
whole year, should be turned loose 10 DO
as they please. as il they had no longer
mothers, fathers, guardians, or friends LETT
in this world. On, they will say we were
All OOQS once, anu 81 WE H'NC oCV"' '"N w
had better be boys twice than be so wanting
in good sense rs not TO see that these CHRIST
mas exceSses should be put stop to, COM
pletey and effectively.
When the writer was boy there was mol
as many pOp.crackers fired in the whole
state as are now fired in Richmond, and not
one OF those despicable horns was then ever
heard Of.
We appeal TO your honorable bodies
now that it will be in good time-tO give no.
tcc to the dealers in these articles that are
employed in the disorder complained OF, 70
pass the proper ordinance on the subject
and thus let all have notice also. Z.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTING
NAL:


RICHMOND, VA.
Gentlemen.-I. take the liberty of informing you
~ the great impsroyemenl-w well. you may say, the
.u,ire restoration to healih-cauied by using SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Twas undsr medical treatment for long time tbe-
ing treated for Dyspepsia, bui all kinds Of medicine
e4med 10 30 me but little good. suffered intensely
with fpll s:omach, headache. &c. One day was
told byaneiglbOr who had taken the REGuLA-
TOR that IL ~as sure cure for my troubles. de-
slded 10 try II: not thinking II would do me any
good. Tie first dose took relieved me very much
II was so decided an improvement | began TO put
confidence In what my n,ighbOr had said 70 me. I'm
one week after taking the REGULATOR was as
strong aud hearty as ever was; my complexion
legan 10 clear up. was told by all my acGuaint-
ances was looking so much better think 1t Is
The best thing ever took for Dyspepsia without
any exception. II did me 80 much good was deter
mined would give you my testimony without being
a,ktd forit. Yours respectfully,
HENRY G.. CRENsHAw.
Original aud genuine manufactured only by
j. II. ZEILIN & Coz
Philadelphia, Pa
SOLD By ALL DRUGGIsTs.
Tno 25.deod& wtAu2Oi
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In the depreciation OF values that mas
taken place in this section OF country since
the war that OF no one thing IS more notice
able than the fall in the price OF tue wnite
or canvas back duck. These ducks are now,
as they were then, considered great dellca'
cles; but whereas they formerly sold Tor d
a pair, they can now be bought Tor sl.5O
and that, TOO, notwithstanding the fact that,
like all other wild fowl, they are less nu'
merous now than they were them Atexaa
dria Gazette.
~~~y eo,
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PERSONAL. Rev. T. McSmpsOn, pastor
OF the BerkIey Methodist church, and a
very popular young minister. was in the
city yesterday morning, and left in the af-
ternoon for Norfolk.
William Flegenbempr, Esq, OF this city,
qualified Thursday to practice law in the
Court OF Appeals.
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SLIPPERY.-The weather yesterday was
inclpmcnt indeed. In the morning we had
alternately rain and bail and snow. To-
wanns the afternoon the temperature fell,
and then it commenced sleeting. From
that time until dark pedestrians felt that
they were anything but sure.footed.
Reports from Huntington represent the
Ohio river as being frozen over from shore
TO shore. The canal below Lynchburg is
also reported frozen up.
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To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from
Cough. Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any OF she va
rous pulmonary troubles that so often end In con-
Sumption? If so, use "WILBoR's PURE COD
LIVER OIL AND LINE" safe and sure remedy.
This Is no quacK preparation. but Is regularly pre-
scribed by the medical faculty. Manufactured only
by A. b. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold oy all
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THE ENTERTAINMENT AT MOZART HALL
lAsT NIGHT.-As announced dramatic and
musical entertainment was given at Mozart
Hall last night, under the auspices and for
the benefit OF st. Paul's Church Home, on
Leigh street. The entertainment began
with the society play, DR.. Nlonchein. This
was followed by solo 10y Mr.. Hofi, and The
programme ended with the operetta OF
"Iigh Life" in which some of our Rich
mond favorites took part. This was the
cast The Marquis OF Blllyporeen IA haugh-
ty but impoverished nobleman), Mr.. j..
Greensielder; Marchioness OF Ballyporeen
1.-THE heavy motber), Miss Z. Wyatt; Lady
Angelina Hardup daughter OF Ma:quisl,
Miss B. Pelouze; Lord Titus Mountebank
tbrother to tue Duke OF Humdrum, poor in
pocket but rich in the love be bears Lady
Angelina, Mr.. W. Noryell; Priggles lthe
ladies' maid), Miss May Thomas.
The several parts were admlraoiy ren-
dered and The audience, which. considering
the bad weather overhead and under loot,
was very good one, exhibited their appre..
ciation by frequent applause. 1t vas
really a very pleasant performance ana de,
serves a full house, which our friends WIZ
no doubt have ut tue matinee to-day al
p NJ
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was snowy,
rainy, sleeiy, with occasional hail, and dis
agreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, 32;
A. M, 33; noon, SO; p. M, SO; p.
~. so; midnight. 30.
Mean temperature, 81 5 @.
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who wish 10 Eave their
FOSTER LACED MD GLOVES
nnt on their hands by lady expert sent to
Messrs. LEVY BROTHERS,
the agents In this eiiy, by
FOSTER, the celebrated hid Gloyier
are reauested TO call this week.
The Foster KID GLOVES
are snperIor IN maay respects 10 any o'her Mo
Glove, made, and the patent iace-fas'enins makes
II decidedly the most comfortabe sn''l ~os' ps,.
fee:-atting Kid Glove. rs we are Tue y,
city for this celebrated M oio'e' VIC 70"
,rav desire.
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New STEAMER.-Tbe freight and passen.
ger steamer Water Lils, for the Richmond,
Hampton, and Smitbfield Steamboat Com
Dany, arrived here yesterday from New
York, and will be placed on the line in a
few days. She will be painted and retiited
at Rockets, and is side-wbetl stesmer.
Messrs. Griffith & Spratley are the agents
in this city for the new line.
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WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, lower barometer, stationary
or higher temperature, nor'heriy yeering
to eosterly or southeily winds. and partly
cloudy or cloudy weather, wth'soow.
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BArssnrpeE. GA, Jane il, ls7o.-"Dr. TUT s
Dear Friend-You know me caute VI my p.a
health. had concluded that mere was po Ie"su,
,ba, would relieve me until useo .ne p. ,os ,'"
ns. a..i ..,,ns obgaiions TO you for the blessing
M I n.sa conferred on me aud manIind sensraliy."
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will OFF, extraordinary bargains on MONDAY In
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, REAL LAcEs. fLANNELs'
BLANKETS; LADIES'. GENTLEMEN s, aud Chill
pREN's UsDERwEAR; ULsTkRs, CLoAKs, DOL
MANS, and CIRCULARS.
The above will embrace the nlndsomest hhe Oh
aoohs offered IhiS saasOn.
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soc,,nLg AND CELEBRATION ST.. ANDREWS
.YwThe Richmond Caiedonian Club VIII
n,va a sociable and celebration 81. Andrews
dav % fTuesday next at Sanger Hall. Ihere
vii, he vocal and Instrumental music,
&c. The committee having charge
~ The sfr air Is composed of Messrs. kooert
g Sims chief; Jimes W. Craig, Tho;aas NC.
Niyen, George Lumsden, and Wil'iam
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NJ. ELLYsON 4 CO., advertising agents. insert ad-
yerisements in all Of the newspapers of the United
States atpublishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
p0tch counting. room win receive prompt atten-
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CHoLERA.-No danger from Cholera II the Liver
Is I'm proper order and ordinary prudence In diet Is
observed. The occasional taking Of SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR TO keep the system healthy VIII surely
nreyent attacks OF Cholera.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Garrison Us. Hall and ais. Argued by
james Alfred Jones, Esq, for appellant
and w. w. Old, Esq, for appellees, and
continued until Monday.
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ROCK, RYE, AND GLYCERIyE, for Lung Dis
eases, sold al so and 25c. per bottle.
l.. WAGNER, DIuegiste
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REFORM THE ORDER OF THE DAY,
but let's-soap that old Brown Windsor WI never
be removed IRON The toilet of the fashionable
world. The purest and most fragrant is that OF ihe
old London 6rm-J. a T.. ATKINSON.
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THE CELEBRATED "SwEDIsH STOMACH BIT
TERsr-an elegant, highly aromatic, Dyspepsia
Btlers and appetizer. For sale by
l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DIsPATCH PRINTISC-HOUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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HAcER's Rock AND RYE WITH GLYcEKINE
AND ToLU, the great curative balsam for consunp-
tion or lung affections generally Price, 90 or Zoe:
ner hottie Sold by l.. WAGNER, Dru 'gir,
Sixth and Broad slreets.
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FOR FINE CANDIES, Fine Fruits, Delicious Cakes
and all the delicacies In coDiectons, call at CoLUM
nus's Broad street.
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AECESSiON.

THE wAREHOUsEMEN, INSPECTORS, AND SEC
RETARY OF THE TOBACCO BOARD OF TRADE
OF LOUISVILLE WITHDRAW FROM THAT Or
GANIZATION AFTER INEFFEcTUAL ATTEMPTS
TO GAIN THEIR ENDS.
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DxU.S. aEDsCsa Es. .s..
DEMEDIEs FOR COUGHS, COLDS. &c

DENEDIES FOR COUGHS, COLDS. &c.
FoUGERA's PATE PECToRA,. LOzENGES,
HANCoCK's LOZENGES
(Dr. Mckenxie's fol mula),
BROWNS RRONCHIAL TROCHEs,
CARBOLIC-ACiD LOlENGES,
PAsTILLE'S De PARIS,
sACCf'ARATED POWDER oTCOD-LIyER OIL
wISrAR'S BALsAM WILD CHERRY,
MRS. GARDENERS BALsAsd,
BALLS LUNG BALSAM,
wINCHEsTER'S HYPOpHOsPHTTES,
HAsTiN6 COMPOUND SYRUP NAPTilA,
EMULSION COD-LIvER OIL
AND HYPoPHOsPHiTEs,
ALL THE POPULAR REMEDIES
COUGHS AND COLDS,
FOR sALEBY
r. ROBERTS BAKER,
PHARMACIST,
successor to MEADE & BAKER,
9l9 east Main street.
foe 81
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"LADY GAY,"a remnant Of New Orleans Cigars.
are offered Tor sale by W. ID. BLAIR * 60. at very
low price to close out the lot. They will be sold IN
quantities TO suit.
The FINEST HAMS we have seen for a long time
are al W. D. BLAIR & co.'s. IO9 Min street.
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Vow WE HAVE IT.

THE WONDERFUL DIAMOND iSK'- enables
you TO esgrave your names. monograms, &c. on the
fncst or commonest glassware, china, &c. Used
Ike common writing Ink, and with ordinary Pen.
Sold by L. WAGNER, Druggist.
sixth aud Broad streets.
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EMINENT DR. W. c. CAyENAGH.

For ,oeat digestion, cOnsEhRDtton, general de-
Litity, and want of appetite, | chcerfully recon-
mend Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
REEF
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.
FOUR GOOD REASONS
FOR
BUYING SHOES


BUYING SHOES
AT
2p c. l.. SIEGEL'S, Sd.
AL BROAD STREET.
You can lsT. SIEGEL
He carries The
6nd anything LARGEsT Is constantly
ASSORT-
Won may want, MkNT receiving the
I'm the
from THE LOWEST city,* LATEST STYLES
-
TO THEH HIGHEST IN GENTLEMEN's,
PRICE GOODS, LADIES, AND
Atm.
At CHILDREN'S
sIEGEL
sIFGFL's BOOTS and
WARRANTS ALL
STORE. SHOES.
GOODS
10 be what he represents them.
CT. sIEGEL. 421 BROAD STREET,
fno 26l
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ROCK AND RYE DROPS at I0c. per box. Sold by
L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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BILLIARDS.

THERE WILL BE A MATCH GAME
i OF BILLIARDS at HEUSER BROTHERS
HALL. 1908 Main street, THIS saturday EVE
| Ming al 8 o'clock, between +. BRIAN and an ex-
nprt OF ihis city nO27.ltt
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9ithmond 1ispatrh.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED oIRcU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE should he taken
by those who perform mental labor. IL acts Is
brain. food.
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CTOLEN FROM THE sTABLEEN
- M cantsiu Joseph Hobon, near Jor Hts5S
1.n,s store posf-offl e. Powhstan coun y w.. on
the n ghi of me 2ad In .tam the following nam
and marked anu als-ylz.. one Sf1Ll-H BAh
SaDIII n HORSE six years old frw white hairs
lst between the eyes. caused by snfet or scad ana
small white spot lust esck OF tAs ls't 'aI from
IKE cause: the two hnd shoes heeis ON The outside
10 90 rr, ct slight twist In ankle white IN motion
Also SMALL RED OK DEB st,RkEL MULE,
fjfe. wears old. trimmed shot all round ano ~
nne order small ssddle-sore on the back. For return
or inform ~ an liberal reward vi oe raid.
" mo 81. .dIISvpi X. u. KsNNOS.
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Entered a, the Post.Ofhce at Richmond, Va, as
second-cIass matter.i
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CHLORAL-THYMOL PROPHYLAC-

CHLoRAL-THSMoL rRofHYLAo-
TIC AND DIsINFECTANT
should be used D all sick rooms 10 cleanse the aeart-
ment and prevent the spread of contagious disease.
Its odor IS pleasant, and IT'S power In destroying
noxiou, germs remarkable. Sprinkled on hot
shovel, II reaches every spot in the room.
PREPARED by j. BLAIR. Druggist,
su27 corner of Broad and Ninth streets.
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MILI.INER
A PPLEs AND VINEGAR.

$50 barrels APPLES,
9 barrels VINEGAR.
per schooner Oakes AInes, for sale from whsrf In
lots to suit. CHARLES l.. TODD,
no 25-3t No. 1915 Cary street.
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RICHMOND, VA, November ~, 1880.
NOTiCE.--I have this day appointed
me Ia the city of hiehBond GENERAL PRO.
yisiON, GROCERY. AND LIQUOR BUsfNESs.
ssia Davis is authorized 70 buy and sell Tor CASH
Only, q, w. RANDALL
eg26-gws
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

PrLLES's, VA, Move mber "a. lssc.
NOTICE Il shall apply to the Board oi
~ Directors OF the Richmond aud IlaDyile ksil'
road Company for the RENEWAL OF CEhi hiiri-
CATES-No. S3s. dated October 10. lsfe. one
share and No. 2,721 dated Deccmbar IL. 1855
one share-FOR TWO SHAREsOF STOCK IN said
compapy standing In the name OF =. A. Jefferson,
Inc original having been lost or mislald.
no n7.Sa2m BRUCE A. PULLEN.
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. COLUMBUS, COLUMBUS, COLUMBUS, 20 to Co
LUMDUS for good things
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Dr. THu -. ,.,r ,o.,+,r "a
Dear Sir.-For ten years hs'e oee" n.Si ss 70
- p,,,s ,vcrc recon- mended; I used them. am
20. Well man have good sppeiite, digestion per-
D., regular stools. piles gone, and have gained
81, mounds of aesh. They are worth their weight
- Rev. r.. l.. SIMPSON.
u Hs'~ Louisville, ny.
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COHEN BROTHERS

REMEMBER THAT
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They increase the appetite. and cause the body TO
..teon sesh thus the system is nourished and by
,heii tonic action ON the ciges'Ne orsa"S ''s"'"'
stools are produced. ,,,.,.,O
oo a,,uoo New York.
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y,OOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex
O EcuTED StAs D'SRATox vsiSIixs'
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r OsT.-APPLiCAriON W l. BE
made TO the Chesapeake and Oho Railway
Company for renewal Of CtTiiucs,e No. asi, Is
sued September 4. S4y Loeisa ksiroad SompS,hn
or stolen. CHARLES .. MEHiN inv
no G-~2m
T OSr.-ArPLlCATION w l. l. BE
~ ma e 20 the tbesap.ske aud Ohio Railway
COMPANY for q rept wal OF Certificate No x&z. l,'
road tourslny stock, sued ia my zane, the said
crrtlacass having been lo-t or aes'ro sed.
NO s~s2m wA.xNER WOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-27

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-06

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the metropolitan journals of the day are
90 few as to be worthy of notice when
encountered. The Chicago Weekly
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may be strictly said that nothing object
ionable to pure thought and morality
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more so-but more than that, il is clean
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-06

Mrs. Emma Withers having procured
the latest styles Of stamping patterns
especially adapted for pillows is prepar.
Ell to execute work on short notice. She
also makes combings into puff, curls,
switches, &c. Those wishing work done
in this line would do well to give her q
call. All kinds Of hair ornaments made
10 order. r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-06

NOTICE Is hereby given that on Mon
- day, Feb. 23d. 1880, pursuant 10 q
request, the Surveyor OF Dubois county
will proceed to run The lines and estab-
lin the corners OF Section No. 5, Town
l. s. X. West. intermediate lines run
and established at The same time. All
persons interested are notified 10 be pres
ent. PETER J. GosMASx.
Feb. 9th. l86O-3w.