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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-04-29
FOR SALE.

farm containing about twenty acres Of land
with comfortable buildings, within five minutes
walk of depot, school post office and church Al
80 have good four-yearsold colt, well broke, a
hve-years-Old mare and a Ons-year-Old colt, also =
csrryalL All of the above named property will be
sold cheap, and ON easy terms.
Apply to or address,
p. HOLLIS.
St Johnsbury East, Vt soft
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-04-29
B.K. BLISS & SONS
Towering and Vegetable
Plants SEED AND BULBs

would say to the public that l have leased Of
the Messrs Fairbanks the place formerly occupied
by Mr. James Hamilton. The greenhouses have
been newly fitted up, and now well stocked
with good healthy plants Of some Of the best varie-
ties the market affords.
I intend 10 make a specially Of Verbenas
Panses Choice Animals and Ornamental Plants.
for massiug aud ribbon work. 1 also intend to
supply the market with the best varieties Of To-
mato Celery Cabbage Caulihower and other
Vegetable Plants. | have for sale the Beauty Of
Hebron Potato, which is pronounced by our best
gardeners u be uneNceed early potato.
Last fall ] exhibited at the county fair more than
bu-hel of these potatoes from ten hills there being
only six eight too small for table use. They
took the first premium as the best seed potato.
! shall keep on hand q supply Of reliable Flower
and vegetable Seeds grown and put up by Mr.. II.
T. CIa-s1u of Thetford. who will also furnish me
with Oruasueutol Trees Small Fruits Shrubs, HAr-
dy Perrnuials, Etc.
Cut Flowers furnished at reasonable rates. Flo
raj Designs by having one or two days notice.
ri, as send f,r price list.
l respectfully solicit your patronage.
&. F. GIBBS
St Johnsbury, March % lei. 7-tf
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is well-establshed fact, that winter
food for stock is greatly improved by
depriying it of its anti-heat-producing
qualities, particularly water, and it is
essential to the health and thrift Of our
stock that this be done.
Feed them entirely on green food,
and their systems become relaxed ana
they soon become incapacitated to stand
our severe winters. When you Will
show me a COW, n yoke of oxen or
flock of sheep, in good condition, which
have been wintered entirely on eusilage.
without hay, meal or other feed, then /
will admit there is some virtue in this
unnaturalIy prepared food, viz, that
soul and body can be kept together
with it but this will by no means
prove it to be a healthy, cheap food for
wintering stock. The fact is, farmers
who are trying to get their stock through
the winter on ensilage, find 1t necessary
to use large quantities of meal and
other substantial food. An old farmer
who had taken the Gates and put them
| in his silo. saws: Il find it impossible
| to keep my stock in thriving condi-
| ton on this sinking stuff. without us
! ing meal. cotton-seed, and two fodder
ings of good hay each day :" and, he
said. with significant look, 1.-The more
meal the better | think | could leave
out the ensilage better than the meal
or hay"
1t is said that Yankees are bright,
sharp, and keen at driving a trade. All
this | grant, but at the same time oh
servation compels me to believe that
they are not proof against being hum
1 1 -1afx- IN oh nl N
wealth and utilize all the improvements
that promise to Tighten labor or IN
crease their fortunes, they are too apt
to take the wCrd of Others, without
giving the subject sufficient thought,
and plunge into abSurdities, embrace
every new tangled idea. without inves-
tigatiOn or experiment. BY such a
course of procedure their losses are us
ually larger than their gains, and they
repent their folly when too late. What
| would say to our farmers is: 600 slow,
and before adopting these wonderful
discoveries which are to do away with
our grass meadows, and revOlutiOnize
t all our former ideas of stOckraislng
= give the subject sober second thought
: Call ia a little chemistry to your aid
, try few careful experiments i'll feeding
before you put in a silO.-JdmeS FeLOi0'
in Manchester Mirror.
Y - A respectable young woman re
, fused to marry Il villain in Huntington
l.. /. The next time he met her on the
b. street he threw vitrOl in her face, de
| stroying both eyes and disfguring hel
e for life With all possible respect 70
D the law it is our candid opinion that /
the court does not sentence him for thu
c term of his probable life, a COMMITTEES
e would be Justified in taking him on
e. and branding him. We have some re
II spect for a Nihilist, but for such 4 tienC
f il hempen cord is the best neck tie.
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Bonus, MeIior, 0ptimus.

I have Just opened a
big, big stock of Cot
tons, Prints, Ginghams,
Dress Goods, Denims,
Ducks, Cheviots, Etc,
Etc, Etc. Also 1901
fancy articles bought
cheap for cash in New
York and Boston Mar
kets. Also a fine as
sOrtment of Mems, La
dies, Misses and Chill
dren's Boots and ShOes,
embracing more than
20 different styles and
kinds. Ny stock of
Groceries is always full
and particularly sOnow.
Also have Grass Seed,
Salt, Butter Tubs, Etc.
The best plsce in town
To buy Flour. l want
: Butter, Eggs, Sugar,
, Etc. and will pay the
. highest Market Price.
! mean business and
will always match my
prices with anyone.
Z. z. WOODS.
. PAssumpsis, Mar. 30.
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MoNTHLIEs.
The Household and the Caledonian, s2.65
The American \ griculturist and Caledonian, 800
The Nursery and the Caledonian, 2.95
Harpers Young People and CaledOniau, 80
Wide Awake and the CaledOnian, 3.4O
St Nicholas and the Caledonian, AS
Scribners Monthly and the Caledonian, $40
Harper Magazine and the Caledonian, $40
wEEKLIEs.
n V Tribune and the Caledonian, $500
Springfield Republican and CaledOuan, 800
Scientific American and the Caledonian, $50
Supplement 40
n Z. Farmer and the CaledOnian, 3.75
The Rural New Yorker and Caledonian, 375
Youths Companion new subsl & CaedOnian, 315
Harper's Weekly and Caledonian, $40
Harper's Bazaar and Caledonian, $40
The Christian Union and Caledonian, 425
n. Y. Observer new subs.l and Caledonian 400
sESIwEEKLIEs.
Semi Weekly Tribune and the Caledonian, 400
DAILIEs.
The Springfield Republican and Caledonian, 9.75
Postage Paid.-Subscribers will bear in mind
that the above prices include the cost Of postage
both publications, which is paid by the publishers.
We cannot take any subscriptions for the above
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must in all cases accompany the order Subscrip-
tions to the monthlies commence with January, OF
with the volume. unless otherwise ordered.
In other way the leading periodicals be
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it as a special inducement for subscribers To
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their families at a decided reduction in price.
After receiving the first number of the mag
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and fourth, trouble OF writing letter and cost OF
stationery.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-04-29
CARRIAGEsG Carriages

On hand and for sale sixty-ive Carriages, con
sisting of Open Wagons, Concord Wagons,
and IvOs Wagons of every description, and at
prices that will astonish every one In open wa
500, 125 $3.50 All but the $50 are leather trimmed
and warranted in every particular. Also Phaetons
two and three springs of all grades and quality.
These of the latest styles out prices 500 Sl25,
s135, $40, $3.50 sl65 sl75 sls5, $500. Also Corn
ings, with end springs and ON Brewster side bars,
and White Chapel in same way. Also Piano
Box Tops with end springs and Brewster side bars.
with or without top. number of two seated car
riages Jump Seats, also extension tops ON end
springs and side bars.
This is by far the largest assortment l ever had,
was ever offered for sale in this section, and
every carriage is bought at bottom prices, and !
will sell the same quality of carriage ten dollars
lower than any dealer in the business. Every car
rage will be represented Just what it is and every
carriage warranted will be
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-04-29
THE CALIFORNIAN WITH
OTHER PAPERS.

Persons DESTROYS of taking one or more papers
II periodicals will save money and trouble by or
iering them in connection with the Cdledonidn.
The Caledonidn will be sent for 1881 with any OF
the below named publications as follows:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-04-29

81 want five cents worth of starch"
said little girl to a grocer's clerk.
The clerk asked: "What do you want
five cents worth of starch for p "Why,
for five cents, of course she answered.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-04-29
PiowS Repaired.

The subscriber will repair Flows at the Buzzell
Works G. w. BONETT.
St ,JOhnsbuTy. 1884
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-04-29
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0,

Call the attention of farmers to this well known
high grade standard brand, rich in Bone Phosphate
OF Lime, Ammonia and Potash, combining these
elements i'm the most available condition Ia be
simulated by the crop. Farmers may he assured
the high standard of excellence will he maintained
1t is not only the Best, but the Cheapest fertilizer
in the market. Local agents through this county
will have supply for spring crops. Send for cir
Cular TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-02
nANCmEsTER AED VICINITY.

Chairman City Committee.
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pressed desire to participate in the parade
with the Manchester Krew. Those wishing
to do this viii have to confer with the chief
marshal, J. +. Bradley.
There were no ire-alarms during the
month Of September in this city.
NJ. A. COgbill, clerk Of the County Court,
and lady were in the city yesterday.
The suit Of Atthisson rs. Bank Of Man.
chester has been decided in favor Of the de-
fendant.
There will be bapti2ing 1t the Baptist
church tonight Sunday.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
L An OLD NURSE.

MRS. WlESLOW's Soothing SYRUP is the
prescription Of one of the best female physicians
and nurses IN the United states, and haas been used
for forty years with ncyer-failng safety and sue
cess by millions Of mothers and children, from Tie
feeble infant Of week old 10 the admit. 10 cor
reefs acidity of tie stomach, relieve, wiud-cOlic,
regulates tie bowels, and gives rest, health, and
comfort 10 mother and child. We believe 10 the
best and surcst remedy in The world in all cases of
DYSENTERY and DlARRIGA In children,
whether .0islng from toethng or from any other
cause. Fun directions for using viii accompany
each bottle. None genuine uu,ess the Jdc simtIs
of CURTIS & PERKINS - on tie outside wrap
per. sold by an mcdicinc-dcalcrs Twenty-Five
cont. a bottlc sc 3O-cOdlw
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CARDOZO, ALsOP, NOsBY 4 co.
1905 KASr MAIN STREET,
F0VEQUREAN. T9lCE. TEMPLE 4 CO..
429 EAST BEotU sTEEET.

Uuusu.H efforts viii he put forth 70 satisfy the
demands of f:tstidiou, public. Our buyers have
been long in the markets, and we mean ~ ADJUST
our prices to suit the times. In order To attest ts
statement, any goods desired the sample OF de-
scription Of which may have been secured else
where. we promise 10 produce FREE or EXPRESS
AGE. We are determined 10 make Of our houses Z
convenience % the public.
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sILKc

BLACK SILkS, I'm most complete assortment,
r.,nging i'm cost from soc. 10 s3. Among our
siocLs may he found the choicest productions
of France. Italy, and switzerland. These goods
alc bought from importers ana IN very larE9
bulk thu, giving our house, bcncbt Possessed
IN f,y establi,hmcnt, south of New y lork.
COI6EED SILkS, SATIN DE LYON, DE MEi;-
NEiIIIET'X. SILK and SATIN SURAH.
pJtnNNIES. PERSIAN SOFTAS, GROS De
IODIACS, NENErIENNES; ..,,,
pI. AN. SHADED, and O4BRE PLCSllES;
VFLVETS. MOIRE ANTIQUE ana - IN
STRIPES, ranging in cost from 4l.5O tV.
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ROONs CITY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE,
AMERICAN IlOTEL REAnING-ROOM,

RICHMOND, October /, 1881.
Chiefs OF clubs viii Immediately report to
me the number Of members they expect to
bring into line on the night Of Tuesday,
October llth, at our grand ratification meet
ing and torch-light procession. Also, how
many will appear in uniform and with
torches. Citizens, not members Of clubs,
who intend joining in the march will be no.
tilted 10y publication in the newspapers OF
the points at which they will fall into line,
and torches or lanterns will be furnished
them there, il possible. Clubs not supplied
with torches, and who cannot conveniently
supply themselves, may be assisted in the
matter by comforting with me. Tie hearty
cooperation OF the clubs and citizens gene
rally is asked to make thi, demonstration
worthy Of our capital city and the great
cause we represent. Route OF march will
bc published hereafter.
j. BELL BIGGER,
Chairman CITY Committee
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THE STEAM PUMP.
piu hs Ready to Go TO work o. the
Tssth of October.

what Mas Bees Dose In One Msnth-A Gra nd
Machine Alssst Ready TO Break the water
seareIty-Dtscripuon sf the Wsrthinstsn
PszPiss-Essiss-What IL Hss Dsss and
Cas- DS-Ssss Facts or Interest in RsEsrt
" Oar water Gupply-What the Whsls
Wsrk will Csst Ricksszd.
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RIACk hoods.


cr. ,.,. d.r,,tuent We continue 10 devote much
space ana attention, making II the moHt COM
tietc xhilht 10 be found IN any metfopOilS'
q,RtCOT ARMt'RE. DRAP DE ALMh; ALuh-
i{ISE SERGE, VENETIAN STRIFE; 70
yether with an immense stock of CASHhEhE,
fftSRIETTA 4. and other STABLE GOODS at
lower rates than were ever offered III tl7 mar
kct; ,,,,.,,,.., H. .o,,,,.,,t. and I'm
r,.o,iio,, goods, ut lowest quotations.
..t,N-TT t.NIEN'S aud LADIES' MERlNO ~
bFPWF AZ. ga White. scarlet ana hculc%'C"'
,-,,,g,,o iu cost from AUC. to 20; .,.,,
1iIES' COTTON aud CAMBRlC INDI.h-
WEAR AT price. and I'm variety 10 compare
with any market.
We have certain special bargains IN GOV M; M;
cir NISF, and DRAWERS, to when we c~li
especial attention.
For tbc Centennial demand we have secuTS1 rs,i
oiganfic stock of ID DAMASkS, NAfhINS'C CIr.1 l,I
T6NNFS. WINE-CLOTHS, lONELs' "h'
ad,cr furuishiug,, to Ice sold very low; .
D.. .FDSTER' MD GLOVES now an STOCK III eNu!
shade for opera, street, OF party WST' ,-ou.1-
GF\TLEMFN'S WEAR, I'm CLOlliS' NOl'7i-
IDS. CASSIMERES. 400. ,,,t,prc f.,
COLLARS. SCARFS, HALF-llOSE, SiilHlH' III
large variety.
LADIES' WRAPPINGS now opened
send your order 60 - ,.,,,,,,e,o
CARD0ZO, ALSOF. MOSBN co o,
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WANTED, A GENTEEL. MIDDLE
w AGED WHITE WO5lAN, without encum-
brsuce, nurse for baby about two years old
one who understands sewing preferred good
home, With reasonable compensation, for the tght
person. Apply between aud 10 4. II. 1t 1871
east Main street, up sigir-. oc G-lt-
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TIE ELECTRIC LIGHT.-Ar. r. VI. j..
Paynter expects to have the electric light
in operation by the l4th. Six lights are to
be placed on Broad Street, between First
and Twelfth streets, and two ON Nam
street, Broad street having more lights be-
cause II is more irequented at night than
Main. These lights are expected 10 IL
lumine the streets TO such an extent that Il
person can readily read newspaper al a
distance Of one square from them. \
twenty-five horsepower engine VIII De re-
quired to furnish power. 1t viii probably
Ike located near the basin.
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VI. ELLYSoN & Co., advertising agents insert adj
yertisementsin III OF the newspapers Of the United
states gt publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
potch comtins-rOom win receive prompt atteu-
ton,
SIR ROBERT CHRIsTIsoN, Physician to her Ma
jesty the Queen Of England speaking Of the Coca
plant says: The properties of this wonderful
plant are the most remarkable II any known
TO the medical world. From repeated per-
sonal trials, am convinced that rs use is highly
beneficial and tonic To build up a broken
down system, use The Liebig COmpany's Coca Beef
Tonic, endorsed and recommended by the foremost
physicians Of Europe and America. Ovcrwrought
and feeble nerves are quictCd, digestion is pro-
noted and new tone and yigor in an # the organs
limitations.
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WEATHER REPORT.

lEpICATIOSs FOR TO-DAY.-For the Md
die Atlantic States, fair weather, variable
winds, mostly south 10 west, stationary or
lower temperature, stationary or higher
barometer.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
~ u,triculaliou books Of this institution viii
L.. -,lr st tbe College on MONDAY MORNING
t-r o tn IL. Professor CULLEN will have n
..-.-ir1l clinic at The Almsh0u~e al l2 O'Clock.
~ r,gular cour-e Of lectures will begin on
riI>DAY MORNING at ' O'Clock
70 !. y. MCCAW, Dean.
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jaws y. MCCAw. 81 D., Professor OF Practice
M CoLIyiAN, II. D.. Professor of Obstetrics,
D $. WFLLFOHp, NJ D.. Professor of Diseases Of
Women aud Children.
20. +. MANSON, M. d., Professor of Physiology
ll Pathology.
WILLIAM n. TAYLOR. NJ D., Professor Of Chem
I'>-D. CrLLFN, VI. D., Professor of Surgery.
m,rOrIKB IOYPRINs, NJ. d.. Professor OF
Anatomy
III. JANIS. Professor of M1tcris Mctica and
HNT1YLoE, VI. d.. Dcmoustrstor OF Anatomy.
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN OR BOY
w (colorcdl, for Office and dmug-ropn. Must
come wei recommended Apply at tIc Office 0f
DIR. GEORGE y. STEEL.
Oc lot 723 Main street.
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The BIG SHow.-When Coup's show arss
riyes here on the eth instant great street.
parade will be witnessed, such as perhaps
has never been seen here before. In New
York, where big occasions are daily occur
rcnces, the procession recently made there
by this huge circus crowded the principal
'thoroughiarcS with a throng the like OF
which has not been seen there for years.
The show is said to be perfect in every
department and mammoth i'm size. The
children will have to begin and save up
their small change for next week, when the
sight Of this circus will gladden. their
hearts and furnish an occasion thft will be
a green spot in their memories throughout
life.
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RYE FLOUR. "GRAnAM " FLouE, at CHRIS
TGAN & WHITL's.
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DRESS GOODS.

For dress and combinations We have al Li9 n&St, m
spI thc new shades OF AMBER, MARION,
I0I'TRE, PAOS, RUBlC, together WIN a
magnificent line of LENtNIlNfr OhiEN,
fr,1n I2i.c, 10 ~ per yarc. For IlIAtkk
audIT-X1rRI Ant RICHNESS our stocks nave
meyer lgsu cOu~p ~piCuOus.
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LEAyITT's MINSTRELs.-The minstrel busi-
ness seems to be all the go this year. There
has already been three companies at the
Theatre this season, and on Monday night
NJ. B. Leayitt's "Gigantean MinStrels >"
are announced to appear there. II is said
to be large and excellent company. The
Boston papers seem to speak very highly
Of them, so that lovers of burnt cork Will
again have the opportunity Of bowling
their sentiments Of approval.
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.l!.- thp control Of the Faculty. The City liOSpi-
.L thc College Hospital. the College Di,pcnsary,
It Eye aud Far Hfrmdry (undcr the charge OF
Dr. j. s. White. and the State Central Luuatc
Asylum arc 0ren D. the student WITHOUT CHARGE.
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INsrAILLrIoN or Orr1cERs.-The folIol

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-Thc follow
ing officers will be installed by ShOckoe
Hill Division, Sons OF Temperance, on
Monday night James Bolton, w. F.; j.
+. w. Gibson, W. A.; William Hancock,
r. g.; G.. W. Mayo, A. X. =; W. Leigh
Burton, +. :; William r. Allen, treas
mer; Il. b. Wilson, chaplain; J. II. B.
Tate, Conductor; q. VI. Long, Assistant
Conductor; Il. Il. WOodson, |. =; G. w.
Tiller. o. :
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

GRUBES & WILLIAMS, ~ =. NJ trustee, sale
OF q large numiCr Of building lot. Ou Laurel
and Cherry succts south OF Cary
JNO. F.. LAUGHTOE, JR.. luH NJ, household
furniture, Sc.
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Old Time Virginia AdptialS.-The mar
riace Thursday night Of Miss Amalia T..
Martin (Molie) with Mr.. f. II. Foster, for
merly OF Cumberland county, was the Oc-
cssion Of bringing together an aSSemblaec
bearing I'm their general characteristics
many Of the noticeable features Of old-time
Virginia life. The bride was the daughter
Of Mr.. james Martin, OF a family known
from the first settlement Of CheS-
tcrfield two centuries ago. The Oak
UiU farm. where the marriage
occurred, has been in the possession
OF the Martin family from the first settle
ment Of the county; is located about five
miles from the city Of Manchester, and has
never passed out OF the possession OF one OF
the family name. The title OF the farm
antedates nearly all OF the Others in Ches-
terfield. II IS located near Granite.
Farmer Martin is the dispenser OF gene
rous hospitality, and Thursday night there
were assembled ut his residence numerous
delegation Of friends, relatives, and we'll
Uishcrs. prominent among whom was Mr.
Carter Weisigcr, ,brother-in-law OF the bride
Rev. DIR. McGilyray was the officiating
clergyman. The bride was the recipient
OF number OF costly and handsome pres
cnts, including Silyerwarc and iewery.
A feature OF the marriage was the seating
Of the happy couple, side by side, in two
antique cathedral chairs, OF mahogany and
of massive proportions, bought at the sale
Of the first William Byrd, ancestor Of the
founder Of both Richmond and Manchcs-
ter. Blr. and Mrs. Foster will in future
make Manchester their home. They start
out in life with the happy experience OF 4
regular Old Virginia wedding.
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LEE-GArLEEY Photographs are unsurpassed.

THE STORE or SYCLE BROTHERS WILL Bs
CLOSED MONDAY, and REOPEEED TUESDAY.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BIT
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPONISE DENTI-
PRICE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
aud scurf Price, fifty cents box.
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8ithmunl lispatrIl.

- THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CmCU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
OF THE CITY.
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d. II. tltAA " . NJ i'ss
,s 2J-dE ,wt0C3 Dean Of the Faculty.
MISS EMMA GRERE. TEACHER OF

VI TIE GERMAN IA g. A l. IN the
schools ut Mr.. GOKDON-ENGLI-H ond Mr.. COL
SION. informs her friends and patrons that aitCr
el1ll hours IS o'clock L. NJ she Will form Iitl-
NAIt CLASSES IN CONVERSATION, and also
CLASS N LITERATURE. She refers 10 the
ilowiug gentlemen: Me,srs. +. O. N0lline, g.. a.
P,ple. and A. O,tGloh. HCr address is No 80
lHrh Fifth street. ~c 2S-6tf
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