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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-14

ExcIEsIoy-TRAIys TO ASHLAND. - The
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
Railroad Company will run excursion
trains {, Ashland during the Randolph
hacon College commcncement exercises.
Tonight snd tomorrow night special
trains viii leave Ashland ai.er the close Of
the exercises for Richmond.
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ALLEGED JUgg-THEvEs ARRESTED
William Temple and James Robertson.
two young white uen, were arrested last
night by Officers Otey and Fox on charge
Of stealing brass boxes from some ears at the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad depot.
They were locked up ai the Firs. police
station, and win have hearing before the
Police Court this morning.
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ACCIDENTALLY sHOT.-lesterday morn.
Ing James Harris. h colored boy about four.
teen years Of age, while handling apistol on
Fourteenth street between Mai9and Frank
lin, accidentally shot himself In the right
leg, the ball entering just above The knee,
inilicting slight flesh wound. He was
taken into the Office OF Mr.. Randolph,
near by, where his wound was attended to.
The pistol, a new 1ye-shooter, was retained
by Mr.. Randolph.
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RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL.

Eighth Annual Commencement AT the Thea
tire Last Niaht-Aodresses BIZ Rev. W. C..
Starr. II. d.. Captain John =. Wise. Rev.
W. &. Scbaefer. and Mayor w. {. CARING
ton-Lisi OF MedaIIiss and Graduates-
Announcement OF Award or the. Peabody
Medals. .
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YoU CAS- SAVE doctor bile and teop your
family always Wei with IlOr BfTIEKs.
sEcEET TOR THOSE CONTEMPLATING NATEI-
NONY.-ThC general manager q tie Charleston
Matrimonial Association and Augusta Nuptial-
Endowment Association, Mr. ". T.. MURDOCH. is
stopping at Ford. Hotel for Few days
The above-namci Associations are under the
management and control of southern gentlemen of
character and integrity, and adiu,; al marriage
losses promptly.
They both pay members 200 per month fof
every month ~ their men befs4ip. No memtcf
must marry within six months aftcr joining: al
expiration of winch period. upon m~ria age. said
member would receive 5000.
Banking references furnished a. 20 character oi
the officers and safety and permanencc Of these
institutions. ! VII only bc 80 Richmond a Few
days. and TIE young gentlemen DESTROYS II exam
ming tie plan, further can send their a1Gs,ss tn
undersigned. and they vii BE- promptly attend
cd O..
Young men. consult your bcsi interest," and send
your address 20 ". T. MURDOCH.
care ~ Room l2C. tord's Hotel.
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THE RAwLEY SPRINGS.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.

are now open. In The management every effort
vii De made % make tie season Of 1882 even
more attractive than last. A very excellent BAND
OF sIN PIECES for the lawn and ballroom. The
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS are engaged.
and we arc prepared 10 entertain In the moet xsts-
factory manner SIX HI tNDRED GUESTS.
The water T. the STRONGEST CHALNBEATE
Ia America. l. Alternative and tonic In ts cfccts.
remedy Of uneIualled utility and power. motel for
rs curative properties For pamphlets address
J. WATKINS LEE.
ie 2-1m MANAGE.
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HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE NEcEsSI-
TY.-Dr. c. O. Files, Portland, Me-. says
..Of all the samples Of medicine sent me
during the past dozen years II l. the only
one | have ever found which has become q
necessity In my own household
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. NJ, horses, mulcs-
&c
". H. LYME & CO. Z. 81. trustees sale Of
farm. With Improvements therccu. IN Hanover
county near Ashland.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS. 4. NJ. trustees s.lie
Of building lOi oH tie east sine ~ seventh
street between clay and Leigh.
WILLIAM j. MCNAMARA. 4. NJ, framed
dwelling. with large lot, ON IniITiesl sllsel
between NJ and q.
QrARLEs & MccuRDY, 81 J.. NJ, Two building
lots ON the west side or sixte0u.h street h.
Tween Broad aad Marshall
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on or about June 9Th our porter mis-
carried a package containing bronze sat-
teen. black surah. lace. &c. Any person
having received the same will confer a
favor by returning 10
COHEN BROTHERS,
Fourth and Broad streets.
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An ALLEGED WATCH-THIEF ARRESTED.
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Jeter, Of the
First district, arrested Lily Ann sydnor,
a young colored woman, on a warrant
charging her with stealing gold watch.
valued at s75. the property OF Mr.. Lewis
stovali, OF Halifax county. IL l. alleged
that the thefrwas committed at South Bos-
ton about three weeks ago. and that the
woman went 10 Danyille, where she sold
the watch. after which she came on 10 Rich
mond. All trace Of her was lost by the
parties interested; but Yesterday gentle
man from Halifax recognized her on the
street, and al once lodged information at
the Firsi police station which led 10 the
arrest. Mr.. Stoyall recovered the watch.
The woman Wiz be held until the Halifax
authorities can le heard from.
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HEALING SPRINGS,
THE WHITE SULPHUR sPBING-,
WE~T VIRCINIh.

THIS CFLTBRATFD AND FAsrTos h1iE
WATEEING-pIACE - EOW OPfh.
The elevation Of - surroundlur moruflins .s
$500 feet above tho sca-cyc,
Tho buildings have been thoroughly r'f.. r'I,
newly furnished throughout. and reiitel wlh SD
modern improvements.
Tie amu@emcut- are varied und erfcn.ite. tl.-
lraclug a. q SEW feature lc.-course ai1 rl..a-
-iyc lake Tor boating.
TIE CALWTLL house.
adjacent fo thc spring,. v.ih thc nrv.lere af w.
tefs. grounds. Ac.. l- open 90 ro.lnccI rair-.
Pamphlet, Wiz na' iufont alton. c1n o.. iiIi f'
nc .llrr of Ne.srs. Purcell. Ltot q ln. nf Ul
GREENEEIfE WHITE -IIFHJB -rrlNoS
CuAlPANY. GEORGE l.. PEYIOt-
NY Is-lm Managing Dl.rciof.
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lFrom the Home Journal.l
REMARKABLE DISCOVERY.
A REAL SKIN CURE

Beware q inpcsiers- pirates, or any old articles
which now Suddenly claim to te best They have
nscu tried and found wanting. while this has been
tYo,ed remarkable Success
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Tie mot and safes. of surf-hathng
ocean. channel, and shark fishing and sE'pe-
sh potlnC.
TERMS: - ru day, sl2 per week, 80 pcr
month.
Eoute from Oid Point hy qieamcr Northampton
o. Cherrysfonc every Monday. "wednesday. ana
Friday. The baltimore ana Washington steamer.
make close connection with the Northampton.
Address !. /. >fADl.
f. l-2m Proprietor.
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Some days ago we saw IN the Dispatch
that Gus. Delarue, next to Dispatch Office,
sold Montrose whiskey.
Now the country is safe.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For New Eng
land and the Middle Atlantic States. slightly
warmer southeast to southwest winds, fair
weather, and stationary or lower barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 4. NJ, 6s f;
8 A. NJ. 20; noon, &c; 3 Il. NJ, u; GP.
NJ. II; midnight, Ga.
Mean temperature, III.
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PATmCK SUFFERERS Received yester-
day: f. Gathrighi. 81; "a Young Lady,
II
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COLORED NOBNAL SCHO0L.-The COM
mcncement OF the Richmond Colored Nor
NAL School will be held at the second Bap-
tist church (colored), corner Of second and
Byrd streets. at O'Clock tonight.
All the district schools will be closed to-
day by the school committee.
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Chesterfield Comfy Court.-A grand jury
was sworn in on Monday before Judge
Gregory in this court, and brought IN seyo-
rli true bills. The case oi Jame- Wool
bridge (colored) and Charlie. Ryyaldo
(white), charged with depredaiing on the
meat-house Of G. 4. W. Taylor. was con-
tinued until the July term OF the court
The court VIII be in session several days
Of the present week.
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VHE HOT SPRINGS.
BATH COUNTY. VA.
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTlON oF
VISITORS.

The waters are specific for Rheumat'su, Gout,
Neuralgia Affections IF tie Liver. aud an kindred
diseases.
Mr.. WILLIAM n. PARKER. long connected
witl some Il the principal summer resorts Las
been engaged as manager.
FOR pamphlet. and other information ali-es,
:. 4. TAhUi.
Ga Ill Ffli ~uriuQg- fafl guuUfN
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REFRIGERAT0RS. &c.


GHILDREN's CARRIAGEscsDx>
" FROM ~ up; DECORATED CHAM -
BfK SITS ~ IS, TIN TOIlFT St1r- " A1tR-
COOLERS. fLN-fANs- WIRE DISb-CONfRS.
Su uNER-PLATED fcE-ylTCHERs. and other
-~as3pabie goods II how price ~
ROBERT HARROLD's.
~ sl7 Broad street.
NHlLDREk's CARRIAGES. - Weekly
" arr-Fals Of The NllTNfl CARR A6E> di-
rrct ffum the factory. manufactured ftr JOHN
isbf>. No. ~ I ana 7l3 Main street, and for sale
NJ Wholesale and retail st bottom prices .stve me
a ezf isSsrc purchasing. JOHN DOES.
my
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Committee 10 Collect for Patrick Suf-
fererS.

A meeting Of the committee appointed
by the citizens 70 raise means 20 purchase
provisions for the sufferers Of Patrick
county was held n 10 O'Clock Yesterday
morning. and was organized 10y the cleo
ton oi 4. Judson Watkins chairman, X.
W. Powers treasurer, and ". ii. Weisiger
secretary.
By resolution the following were added
10 the committee: Peyton Wise, G. ID.
Thsxton, Miles Cary, +. II. Gum, Chs.
Baugh. and II. Eawes.
The following committee were directed
20 make all purchases : a. j. Watkins, j.
:. Eilott, and Il. W. Powers.
The following were directed 10 see about
/ transportation a. J. Watkins and o. l..
COttren.
The city was diStricted and committees
APPOINTED for collecting. A. follows -
/ First-Broad street and up town: Pow
hatan Breeder. Joseph FoUrqurcan. ii. {.
Boschcn, Andrew Pizzini, Jr., and 4.
Gunst.
Second-Main street and cross streets
from Main to Cary. from Sixth 10 Thir-
teenth street. inclusive: 4. j. Watkins, o.
L. Colirell. and ". II. Weisigcr.
Third-Main street and cross streets
from Main 10 Cary, from Thirteenth 10
Twentieth street: Henry Bodeker, W. l..
Fleming, X. ". Powers. and Gus. Mli!hi-
ser.
Fourth-Cary street from Ninth TO
Twentieth: J. a. Morris. II. Iawes, Miles
Cary. T. II. Gum, Chs. Baugh, and Peyton
Wise.
Fifth-Franklin street from Twelfth 10
Twentieth. with cross streets from Frank
lin 10 Main J. :. Ellett, y. '. Randolph,
G.. u. ThaXton. and J. c. DckersOn.
Adjourned TO meet Thursday, 18th, at G
O'Clock
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DOCkBEIpGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROChBkiDGE COUNTY, ".
OPEN FOR VISITORS JrNF
CAPACITY. 1000 GIEeT>.


CHARGES:
ftf Gay = N
Per month tof thirty da ........... go o.
Two months or more eeach-.........-..-..... % 90
Take branch railroad II Goshen. the-afesi.r aud
Ohio railway, for spring Only thirty-nys d. iig-
utes' ride thi aagh issut fol and pictures1ue Vs.
Icy to the great fganfaiH u health. The ruiifu
premises have undergone thorough aud cOmuiif e.
rspsirs, placing tlis property a. second !, ID
wa.cr!ng-piace iu fhis country. 4 home foI tle
invalid. Amuseinents 81 every description fcr
th,se seeklnp recreation and peasrre. the hunf-
ing and hslllng. A cordial lrglnix welcome NiN
be- extended o. ST. nnd everything po-,ibl tolC G.
make our guests comfortable satisfed. and happy.
EUGENE q. PflIok,
myll-3m General NalacC
WARN SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
w VA ARR NOW OPEN AND READY TO
RECEIVE VISITORS Descriptive pamphlet %
Do had ~ Purcell. Ladd 4 Co., Poik miller. aaf
John Bialr druggists. Eishm0nd. or 81 TIRE pri-
pricior The l. the most delightful warm spf igf-
bath Temperature, - DEGREE Ia he world.
ap SO-3m JOHN l.. II EANh.
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Brigs.-Manchestcr la. only FIVE male
Italian citizens. an Of whom attended the
Garibaldi memorial obseQuies in Richmond
sunday. With the average native Of that
sunny land the late hermit Of Caprera
was the beau ideal Of The patriot and SOL
dier.
Rev. Or. Campbell. of the Presbyterian
church. who ha, been absent for some time
on account q impaired health. writes that
the climate Of Lexington, Va. i. proving
very beneficial 20 him. Or. Woodward l.
supplying his rulpi. during this enforced
absence.
Or. Thomas J. Chealham. who was at one
time recently dangerously lll. is n0w able
20 be about.
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OLD PoINT CoMFoRT, VA.
nYGIIA nOTfL

HlGilA HOItL
situated 100 yrrd. from Fort Monroe. prrU OFT
th war. Equal 10 ANY hotei in he niic4 static.
-urfYuudiues unstuT,a-sea. h. ying, bna,in-, h.l-
img.1ud dri wing sfseiHly attractive FrtellIiii n
q resort FOR southern people. Terms lrss f,r cIrff
accum slOdniisns fiIan any resort lu fi.C culntrY
ca mate free fum nal ifs, and Tor iu7en4lI1 ffHfr
wen n. rfui iu ifs -Yp0fic effect send fDF rcu
describing hygiene advantage. etc.
HARRISON PfflET-.
nv l4-3m PToIrlIt1f.
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ELECTION or Masonic OFFICERS.-At .
stated communication Of Chesterfield
Lodge, Ne. l61, held at Chesterfield Court
house, the following officers We're elected
for the ensuing year George Mason, mas.
ter, Thomas J. Cheathain. senior warden
| Joseph +. Childrcss, junior warden: Au.
gustus l.. Winiree, treasurer; Thomas j.
Woodbridge, secretary; Nathaniel j. Per.
due, senior deacon; William Benjamin
Chalkley. junior deacon; B. T. CLAYTON,
steward and tiler; Rev. Thomas spencer,
chaplain.
II. Johns Lodge. No. 36. 4. f. and \.
NJ, elected last night the following officers
for the ensuing term: Charles 4. Nesbitt
worshipful master; Junius 4. Cosby. Sc
nior warden: 6. Waddy Wilde, junior
warden: W. II. Tatum, treasurer; Walter
Moore. secretary; J. II. O'Bannon, senior
deacon; j. Mack Tiller. Junior deacon.
The Masier-eleci made the following ar-
pOintments for the ensuing twelve
months: W. T.. johnson, steward; II. B.
Collins, tiler; J. 4. Gates and a. Harms,
chaplains; I. {. Epps, Jr., ii. c. Carlton,
NJ. c. Lawson, and James II. shepperd,
stewards committee.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

accident 10 Female Operdtire.-Mi
Elenora Flippin, an operative At one Of the
Manchester cotton factories. met with a
very seriou, accident Monday evening,
which may probably result IN The los Of
one 0f her arms. She was q, work near
some c0g-wheels, when one of her arms
accidentally came in contact with the cog
teeth and was very badly mansled. She
was taken 10 her home, on Bainbridge
street near Ninth, and surgical aid sum
moncd. Yesterday -he was doing as well
n could be expected.
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NEW LOsK-BOxEs AT TIE POsT-OFFiCE.-
Two new sections OF lock-bOXes were
erected At the posi-oi!ice yesterday in place
of those heretofore used. The new lock-
drawers have not YET come 10 hand. Each
boX-holder il furnished with tlrO new keys
in exchange for two old ones. Any new
extra keys that may be wanted Icy a box
holder can be ordered for him al price
fixed by the Treasury Department At Wash
ington, and not by the postmaster Of Rich
mOnd, whose only connection with the
boxes j. TO have the mail for box-holders
placed therein. and 10 collect the rents
quarterly. Any one making a duplicate
Key TO n lock-hox without authority il
liable to a heavy penalty. The exchange
Of new keys for old ones will be expedited
If the hoX-holders will present the latter
collectively instead Of siugly.
il may be stated that boX-rents do not
constitute any part Of the postmaster
compensation. HIS salary Is fixed by the
Posi-Oiiice Department, notwithstanding
the popular belief 10 the contrary.
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GREAT ATTRACTION ARDn
NJ great iafgalns al y. GATHRIGHTA u
No. 10 Governor street. The very isles,s I !
desi. -us cf the most fashionable FURNITURE
saade wa ofESng sl ru.no,ssl,
low ~ 'cesL Psrt!es in want ~ GOOD fUk
NITtfEE caa be accommodated. both IN
prlcf and qu N.Y. and Win hpd Il ~ their inferes,
10 enss,ias oai aecs issfeEs bsyins eisewhsr-
my l3-Sm
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VIII buy any man pairof
splcudil-weaung.
ne.t and dressy
pANTAfooNt.
a. w have punched some twevc styies ~ assorted
sizes and good. easily worth four and l,e doIirrs
pair into one iot. wiich we uow -,liai
.250.
We d. not wish 10 carry q broken stock. We DO
this nov for tlai purpose. ana aus, iu ihc middle
q the season. give the buyg big jargaiDs.
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CLOSING ADDRESSES.

The frst-honor medals were delivered
10y Rev. W. c. Schaeflor. and the diplomas
by Mayor W. &. Darlington. Both speeche,
were appropriate TO the occasion. and were
delivered in good style, after wbich the
audience was dismissed.
Charles NJ. Hazen was the only boy in
the graduating class.
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SAssr. BLINDS, DOORS. dc.
FUgNITURE.

CALIn
i ATTENTION TO THE MANY MN "a
AND tLESANy hJlL LIS OF CHAMBER ~
AND pAELOE fuRNifIRE ! have lai~yS1 l
Lhd manufactured nos In store. n will be 10 the
Interest OF all wbo Ia need of really good and
weii-lnsne ftksiTt RI 10 ioexRmine my stock be-
fore buying.
The pricss And qaaiit! shall please In all eases
SAMUEL ". HARNoOD.
n 1z-eodlAuzG fsos efnVr stfret. Richmond.
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is n sUPEusGiTIoN 10 SUPPOSE
because The famous icluty. SIR. Larrtry, us, ,.
ATKNsON's now perfume Glove fflk uat .
eau affect ouc'- f.ersoUal app earanccf
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|nRkNEY SPRINGS WILL BE CPLN
~ FOR THE R - Z T. y TION OF GUESTS
JUNE /. .lse2 Tbis weli-renswpcd place has
just undergone extensive and thorough repair ho-i
as 20 The hotels proper and The grounds. Special
attention has been given . TIE sanitary orl1r--
mcuf Fof further Information send for tesc1p-
tive catalogue j. y. NODDN ARD.
rrv = 7-ym General Manager.
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POsTNAsTERs FORBIDDEN TO SELECT GER
TAIN UNPAID LETTERS FOR PREPAYMENT BY
THEMSELVES or OTHERs.-The following j.
from a circular issued ljy the Department
al Washington: This Department being
advised that pOsimastcrs ia certain locali-
ties are in the habit Of selecting such mat
ter a. Is supposed by them to he Of pecll-
liar value from among letters deposited
without prepayment by stamps. and al
taching stamps thereto. and forwarding
the same, with a notification either stamped
on or attached 10 the envelope 10 the effect
that stamp has been so placed upon the
envelope 10y the postmaster; or where such
notification is omitted the letter is enclosed,
with circular 10 the same effect, in an Of
fetal penalty envelope; and as such pre-
ference is deemed inconsistent with the
discharge OF official duties by postmasters,
who owe equal obligations TO all individuals
seeking to avail themselves Of postal facil-
ties. all officials Of this Department are in
structed that in future the regulations in
regard 10 the treatment Of matter OF the
first class not prepaid by one full rate, and
Of other matter not fully prepaid, must be
strictly complied with.
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"RoyCH oN EATs-~-Clear- out rats. 20 re-. nie
reaches. boG-hugs, ante, vcrnin, thlpnuuks. lJ'
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BUCHuPAIuA. Quick. comuleie cure. al an
noying Kidney Disease. 81. A. druggists.
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ANTONi's two fountains and two clerks o. 81
ply The public with thc BEsI IcL-CHEAn 20
and MINERAL WATERS 30 5c. O gia-,.
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Don't FORGET THE PLACI-
ASTONIs. on the south side OF Main street below
Levy. Two fountains.
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YoU CAS- SAVE doctor bile and Keep your
family ALWAYS wei with HOp BfT1EKs.
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SIMMER REsORTs.

SUMMER REHORTN.
NOUNTAtN-TOP HOTEL, 1,goG FEEr
A'l ABOVE TIDF-vATEr. fitunisd In Virginia,
ca the Chesapeake and ohio railway. I2i ral.cs
from Richmond, Va. Is NOW OPEN FOR li-I-
TORS. For terms etc. address
HENRY l.. MASslE. Proprietor.
T. 13-,m Alton Dppo', Va
VARIETY SPRINGS. OPEN 18Th
' Jt'NE. On The Chesapeake and Oi,lo rail-
road RfieeD miles west OF Stanton. stopping
NJ The door. Excellent wafer grand scenery. aud
good iarr. Usual amuscgntnis Board s25 per
month ~ thirty days. a. psr week. and sl.Su per
day. Children under twelve years aud servants
aaif-price. Bathing IN healing water gratis.
MRS. MARY J. BuRRU>s. Proprietor.
G.. W. LACBEY. Manager. r. 7-Im
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MANzAyuLA sHTREy. VIRGINIA and IN.
PoRTEu CLAEEI. V. ID. BLAIEd CO.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-12-06
A $1,000 BIBLICAL REWARD.

The publishers of RutLedges Month
fy offer twelve valuable rewards IN
their .uonfhty Tor december, among
which Is the following:
We Will give S2O.UO III gold to the
person telling US how many verses
there are Ii the New testament
SCRIPTURES (not the New Reuslou) Dy
December lUtn, 1857. Should two
or more correct answers be received,
the reward Will be divided. The
money viii be forwarded 10 the wan
ner December 15Gh, 1852. Persons
trying for the reward must send ~
cents IN SILVER (no postage stamps
taken) with their answer, tor which
they wilireceIve the Chr stmas Month
", III which the name and address OF
the reward and the correct answer
VIII be published. This niay be
worth SI0.OU TO you; Cut IL out.
Address RUTLgpGg E.uBLIsHIsa Com
PA1'Y, E.astop, Ia.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-12-06
a RARECHANCE
To Buy Large Tract Of Good Land
at Moderate Price;

To Buy Large Tract Of Good Land
at Moderate Price;
To man who desires 90 make farmins
and stock-raisinSs uis business. :ais is the
greatest o-rgain IN JunistA county.
IhTes Hundred .icrs, and more, having
lHei'ou On large Brick Dazzling HoEse in
good condition, Barn and other outeuild-
lngs; a running stream OF water neaI tho
door, also, good well water in yard; an
Orchard vi 3 acres, as good as any in the
county; grove OF % maple trees, which,
il attention were directed to, could be
turned into a source OF income, as such
groves are IN Somerset county. this State.
and as such groves are in New England.
Good timber on the farm. The farm will
produce 40 to 80 tons of hay annually, and
grow grain Of all kinds. There il an sbun-
dance OF LIMESTONE E on the farm.
we repeat, this is the greatest bargain
now offered in this county, to the man who
has energy, and desires TO farm and raise
stoca To such a msn, who has a moderats
sum of money tor first payment, there is
rare chance 10 secure a property, that IN the
nature OF things must increase in value
gradually, Tor the period OF full genera
tion vet 20 come
Time. to years. to suit purchaser. If
Won have tho Inclination, the meanss and
the pluck 10 develops one of the finest
tracts o land IN the county, call at this Of
flee Tor particulars