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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-25
Rev. William O.. Starr, ID. -.

In the notices Of SUNDAY services will be
found the announcement OF preaching nj
Broad-Strcct Methodist church at ] \. VI.
by Rev. Or. Starr. This is the last dis
course that will be delivered to Rich
mond audience by DR.. Starr previous to
hi, departure to his new field Of labor at
Charlottesville. Va. IL is sincerely regret
ted bv many Of our citizens, both in the
Broad d-Street congregation and outside OF
il. that DR.. Starr cannot make his home
among Us longer. Iii, brilliant sermons,
hi faithful pastoral oversight, and his
genial, refreshing presence and Intercourse
will be- sadly missed by host OF friends
and brethren. The Methodists and people
generally OF Charlottesville are TO be con-
graduated on the accession OF 50 able and
faithful pastor in their midst. Dr. Starr
carries with him 10 his new home the
hearty good wishes Of q very large circle
Of friend. and acquaIntnccs, by whom hi'
presence i'm or city will be hailed Wl'h
real pleasure at all times.
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4 Debt of Gratitude.

Upon calling in at the store Of Ramos n
Moses to-day, where the diagram for seats
to Captain Frank Cunningham'~ benefit is
kept. wa, surprised to find that single
seat WAS left untakcn. The people OF Rich
mond have now for the first time an op-
pOrtunity OF showing their appreciation Of
the service, of this gentleman, which have
been grHtuitously given them on scores Of
occasions. 1t would be difficult perhaps
to lind a church, lodge, or organization in
this city which has not at some time reaped
the benefit OF his good nature and genius,
and if there are no: double a. many tickets
purchased n there are seats in Mozart Hall
it will be shameful mgratitlldc on the part
Of hundreds Of our people. Suppose il
will not be- convenient for you to attend.
or that YOU do not attend operas al all, buy
the tickets and then destroy them. That
i what | did. Did your church. or lodge,
or society, or company ever have Captain
Cunningham 10 sing for il gratuitously Z
II so, what j. your duty now? Let Us give
him a grand benefit. MERCHANT.
November 2i, 1852.
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Special attention i, called to the sale thi,
afternoon by Me-srS. Kelley and .CaSkie,
commissioners. Of large number OF lots
and frame dwellings at the corner Of Mar
shall and Hancock streets and on Clay
street. at 4 O'Clock To any one who
wants to invest in locality where prop
erty in increasing in value thi, offers a
fine opportunity.
FRANK ID. HILL & Co., Aactionccr>.
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Grand Entertainment AT Association
Rooms. Oh Church Hill. Tonight
Rranch Association ScXfcttc.

The concert and supper under the dircc-
ton of the ladies Of Church Hill will be
continued tonight. The " Braach A,So-
citation Scxtette" i composed OF +. II.
Williams and 4. &. Cunningham. first ten
ors; Jctf. King, second tenor; ". II.
Ridgway, first bass; samuel Reynolds and
G. II. Murray, second bass; with Professor
Ayres, organist. This scXtette will sing
some Of their choicest pieces. supper from
10 10. Concert at < o'clock.
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Boston. November os.,ss,

BOSTON, November 20. 1881.
Rroaep Chemical Comp0nV:
Gentlcmcn,-For years have been a sro., s,,e
fcrcr from Dyspepsia and could g,t no r,lcr nav.
ming Iricd everything which Was recom..,cndc,u -
until acting on the advice Of friend who 1,ad
been benefited by BROWNS IRON BITTFpS /,
tried 3 bottle with most surprising results. PRO.
vious 20 taking Browns Iron Blttcrs cvcrytb,pr 7
aic distressed me, and | suffered greatly frorn =
burning sensation Ia the stomach. which v~,. nm
tsarahlc. since taking Browns Iron Ritters all
ny troubles an al IN end Can eat any time win.
cut any disagrceah'e results. am practically
another person. Mrs w. FtV>.N
30 Maverick street. l.. Boston.
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ICE.


rRrAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
on AND AF-rER NOVEMBER l. 1882
my price for
PURE KESNEBEc ICE
will be as follows;
no ALL LARGE CONSUMERS 20 'h'i'
PKR 100;
10 fAafLIgs AND oFf'chs' % 0h'' :
PER 100.
ss.o,,,.s who u-e lee during tie "'n'er "'0"'''
m,es,t 70 avail themselYes Of t"s ''''0''''
ou,s,v ending their orders TO t'e on 'o''"'''
JAMES c. SMITHS
RICHMOND ICE COMPANY
yo ,aot cAsY STREET, north Side OF '"' '''>"'
y,,oo,v s,.ysntee full weight but give"
WYNN luo ia,isls,is,si,as'a'@asi
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England, is one OF the largest merchant
vessels, excepting the Great Eastern, that
has ever been in Hampton Roads. She was
built at Glasgow IA 1881 for the Gwip
Screw Line. She is 43j feet long. has four
masts, four decks, and draws twenty-siX
feet when loaded. Her registered tonnage
is G,4OO tons. She will take on 1000 tons
OF coal at Newport News. and then sail for
Norfolk 10 load with cotton for liverpool.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
s T E V EMS
HAS OPENED THIS WEEK

HAS OPENED THIS WEEK
large invoice Of BLACK WALNUT TABLES,
BOOK SHELVES, CORNER BRACKETS ,.
SIDE-BRACKETs. TOWEL-RACKs. rot
LET-MIRRORs, &c, &c:
Some HANDSOME SQUARE EBONY PNDg-.
TAILS at s3, -, and &c;
HANDSOME LEATHER aud ALLlGArD4
sUOPPING-SATCHELs;
ELEGANT PLUSH SIlOpPING-> ->ATCHE..-
ELEGANT PLUSH CAHD-CAsES:
BEAUTIfUL HNND-PAiNTED CARD-IA Aot'
ats3;
More If those BRU SH-SETS Al 50 worth 80
A FINE PLUSH ERUSii-sETat So
An immense line of sXi0 COMBi><r ~
FRAMES from soc. 10 $3.50;
Al sizes RUsrlCs nj bottom prices;
In PLUSH. VELVET, and SATIN CONUfn "
TIONS we show r large assortment;
We show some wonderful bargains I'm DOLLS
notably the one at $3.50. Al who have sen g
admit II Is worth 50. There were only so IN
the case. and no more to De had at any price
The DOLL We sell 80 l5c. is cheap enough At Zoe.
our 81 DOLL l. the best we have ever sho>@n snt
Richmond people know what that means.
Country orders should be cent as early - p,sai' .
BILE to STEVENS. sos Broad strr~t
Catalogues mailed free. send for one. uo 81
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KILLED BY DELAY.

Motion TO Certify 10 the Hastings Cour, the
judgment OF the Supreme Court in the Me-
Cuilcch Coupon Case-Argument OF Cour-
sei-Motion Ovcrruled. and the JudRme Mt
VIII Not be Certified for Ten Days a Least;
Meantime Coupon-Killer No. ? Goes Into
Operation.
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uAyCHEATER AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-Philip Turpin johnson. ESD,
Of Chesterfield comfy, who breathed his
last nj his place, Salisbury" on the eve
ming Of the 23d November, was in the
siXtv-ninth year OF his age; had been res
ident Of the county for nearly forty years;
had been before the war and moderately
thereafter man OF means, and at all
times kent himself secluded from general
observation. 80 that he was ever regarded
Inv his friends and neighbors a. a recluse
whose self-impOsed seclusion il was not
wise TO seek to dispel, Nevertheless. he
was genial gentleman ana klhd
and considerate neighbor, and his means
were ever at the command oI the
moody and distressed, no matter from what
cause. Ii j. believed that he was native
~ Tennessee or Kentucky, but having
near and dear relatives in Nirginia (as his
name indicates), sought the home OF hls
forefather 10 live and die. lie bad enjoyed
the advantages OF liberal education. lie
was a brother Of Edward johnson, appoint
cd by Felix Grundy, OF Tennessee, cadet
AZ the West Point Military Academy over
half century since, and who after gradua-
tion attained IN the rank OF colonel IN the
United States army. In the late war Ed
ward johnson was distinguished major
general in the Confederate service. His
remains rest on Gettysburg HILL" in
HOLLYWOOD cemetery. Ed. johnson was
undoubtedly a soldier. and one of "the
brayest OF the brave" and his lately
deceased brother was no less as a gentle
man and man OF honor. His remains WILDE
taken 10 their last resting-place, IN Ches-
terfeld county, from his late residence
there, at = T. NJ. to-day.
That part Of the city of Manchester To-
Gated M tbe south end Of the trestle bridge
of the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
Is improving faster in population and re-
sources. relatively, than any other part Of
the city The "settlement extends for
over a mile along the line Of the railroad.
A number OF our citizens are talking Of
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Nothing Uncommon but Interesting

II has always been Known by The good
people who reside in Richmond and IT.
surroundings that they can get the best
beer. oysters, &C., at y. 4. Redford's, BIZ
east Broad street. Just call for Mont
rose" Wh>key and YOU will get the genu-
inc article.
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WEATHER REPORT

n, NnlCATloNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
ule Atlantic States, colder. fair weather
'o' 'o'''"es'eriy winds, and higher pressure, !,
M WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear
windy, and colder at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY An 40.
. \. NJ, 80; noon, 81: 3p. NJ 50. q p p
NJ, 43; midnight. 80. 'V' y
Mean temperature, 60 l-6.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ke- on all sales OF Real Estate made betweenih NE
Il Of January and last OF June the taxes Tor lne
nr..ent wear have 10 be paid by the purchaser. on
All sales made between the lst Of July and last Oi
the wear the taxes have % De paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted abeut hfteen years age
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana A-
plies 10 Richmond and yicinity.l
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FRANK ID. HILL a CO.,4P. NJ, commissioners
sale OF house and lot and very desirable build.
ing lots on northwest corner Of Marshall ana
Hancock streets.
OUARLES A MCCURDY, 4 y. NJ, two-story
frame dwelling No. 22l west Leigh street, op-
posite Ebenker church.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, l0A. NJ, horses, mules
vehicles, &C.
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CoFFREs. Teas, sugar, Bacon, Flour, &C. &C., at
low prices at WEKNEs'
GIG east Marshall street,
corner seventh.
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SILN FEW
A HEALTHFUL WHIsKEY.

HEALTHFCL WHIsKEY
WERNE's GOOD Luck" fills the bill. IL haa
Age, /. full proof, rich, and mellow. II Is not a
compounded whiskey, but the pure product of tie
SIM mellowed by age aud Is sold at price 70 suit
all Al WERSEs, sole Proprietor,
6l0 eas, Marshall street,
corner seventh.
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VI SEND DR.. DYES CELEBRATED
uFCTRO-VOLTAIC BELTS AND OTHER
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
OX TRIAL FOR THIRTY DAYS,
TO MEN ONLY.
Young OR MIDDLE-AGED,

NJ VIt 'IIIII|IsI@-+'
who are suffering from NERVOUS DLBiLlih y e
LOST VITALITY. LACK OF NERVE tOKt T.
AND VIGOR. WASTING WEAKNESSES ana
all those li-.s,-e- # 4 PEE~ONAL NATURE re-
.u,,,ne from ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES
speedy relief and complete restoration oi
HEALTH. VIGOR. AND MANHOOD GUAEAN-
TIED. The grandest discovery Of the nine'ech'h
century. send At once for illustrated pahph'e'
i'''' A4oi'' voLTAIC BELT COMPANY
Marshall, Mich.
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Court Of Appeals.


n.,o.,buc and ais. rs. Shenandoah Val
lev Railroad Company. Application 10 re-
hear denied. u,,,i. a.
count. Application for mauddmHS. Kuie
niSi denied. ,.,;,.,. ~,
Paine and ais. u.s. Russell, Auditor oi
u,d |itv of Petersburg. Argued by JUDGE
pnhcri Ould for plaintiffs. and Judge VII
liam j. Robertson for defendant
IIr,r1<cs CouRT.-GuSSic White, a negro
,,d,nan. was arraigned before his honor
Ind~r Christian Yesterday charged WIN
yoin1iously breaking into the domlcli oi
posn Williams (colored) and stealing io,
- feminine toggcry. Defendant pleaueu
C,riI,v and was sentenced to Jail Tor thiI'y
days and fined one cent.
po,tcr CorRT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday: I'll, Tor
Nancy Johnson (cOlored) was !aile1 ior
thirty davs for stealing one par OF sho's'
Jobn /. Redford was jailed for iliteen
d.vs for stealing one lot OF iron from :
Winston Lewis (colored), charged WIN
stealing one lot OF apples from E4u' ~ ~
proth,,.. WAS committed for SIN hoI'hS III
default Of surety. ;u, 60
Ellen Taylor (colored), charged WIN It.
,oniou.ly stabbing Mary Taylor WIN
ln;fe. was sent on to the grand Jury
co,c,pr AT ASSOCIATION Rooms LAST
v,cIrr, The concert for the beneht OF 'ne
;,a,,cb 81 the Young Mems Christian Asso-
pi.,;on ON Church Hill last night was
i'"cess The rooms were cro"ued anu ino
Suu,ort,inment excellent. The Arion quar-
.,,| ,i,,o sang some very fine pieces ana MISS
te.vD tno,,c o Fleet volunteered several very
oca.a ',net solos. The entertainment VIII DC
repeated tonight
LoxDoS AssuEAScf.aIhe, ,.syramcc laylg"ls0GIi IaDi
Dinn,'In l,i1, 'o a very good audience and played
Tbe we company sU closes is weeks aiying fngage iSe
meu .y IN hfi%0nu u, %e nec mi. a,srnCcn at
saaj,s ) o'cleeE, & and Kit, the Arkansas '''''''''
at night.
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SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done a.
the DisPATCH PRINTISG-iloUsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DIClIMOND THEATRE.
TWO NIGHTS ONl.,.
TI(E ORIGINAL MADI>ON-Spt AHf
THEATRE COMPANY

ESMERALDA,
A dramatiZition tby Mrs. Frances Hodg-On Bur
nett and ". II. Giilettel Of Mr.. Burnett.
CHARMING 10Y l. OF NORTH CAROLINA
Caste Include, John +. owens E'l J. Buckley
Mr. and Mr.. Charlie, Walc0tt, Anale Ia sell, haic
Denin-Wil,Ou. Louise Dillon, g.. W hey Fr,'bIcy.
". H. Pope. and +. g.. Spanglrr.
THE CELEBRATED STUDIO ~CEAt
~ ALL rs .kSTlitTlt ~PLthDOE.
SPECIAL ADDE'S SOUVENIR PROGRAMMES
sale Of SEATS commences Monday morning AZ p
O'Clock At Theatre and Ramo- & M""~
Reserve seat, n ofchc ira, orchestra Circle 1irI
dress circle. 81. Admission, 7Jc.; family rir'
clr and gallery. 21c. -
THlRSDAY EVEAING-the rimoo- WlLBi };
OPERA IROIpI iu OliN tITE. no I'LL
CONCERT AND FESTIVAL b THE
y LADIES OF 'IllRCH NIL
FOR TIE BEHItIrOF THE bRNNlil >'' y"
MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
At ASSOCIATION ROOMS, Broad 5tro't o., seen
Twcnty y-thigd aud IM,nty -to4lim.
FRIDAY AND ~Alt kDA( AhlII~.
NOythiBEE ZiTn AND 2J1H
Concert and SUPPER. % cents. o." -i-3i
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BROWNS IRON GITTFHS

BROWNS IRON BITTFPS
acts like charm on the
EsTIVT ORGANS,
cmovine all dyspcp,ic symptoms, such a, tasting
,ht food, hc.chiny, heat in the stomach. heartburn
g.. The only Iron Preparation that win not
bnrben The tech or give headache.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-25

A LARGE smp.~-The steamship Tower
nil Efiord master, which arrived yester-
day at Newport News from ror'sn'ou'"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-25

IT Is IMPOSSIBLE 10 conceive If 4 more health
nl and refreshing draught than Is afforded ~
T TARRAS1's sELTZLR APERlENr combining. ~
it does. The advantages of q luxury and pure.
safe Alternative and corrective. sold by all drug
si4t.
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Tux on Railroads.

The Board OF Public Works have fixed
the tux on.thc railroads Of the State a. fol-
lows!
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One or two OF the companies are exempt
from taxation. and are, Of course, not in
cuded in above.
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ArISE WESTA.
IN TUF EVENING ~ S.
NJ. CIIANFp NIra.KlI.

Nj. CH HANFHAU a. Nlr.
RoX--hcut at the Theatre and RImos 4 Moe.
Theatre will De closed Monday.
TUESDAY EVENING, ESMLRALDA.' sale
Of seats begins Monday IT : \. II. 40 23-lt*
NUN AND MYSTERY OF PSYCHIC
Il LOGN AHD NkSNERISM. by fROFLsSoI
r. VAN ElCkE. Manager. At
MOZART HALL. FRIDAY, SATURDAY. MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY,, November "a, %. p, 20,
and FRIDAY and SATURDAY, december and
=. Admission, be; admission and reserved
scat soc. Door open q I +. VI; performance at
O'Clock. MhTiNEES SATl kDAlS at .
O'Clock: doors open al O'Clock. Reserved eat
for sale Al G. +. johnston, 9ls Main troet.
no g5-2ts
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RRowN's IRON BrrrEns.

SUFFER NO LONGER
FROM
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
WANT OF APPETITE.
Loss OF STRENGTH.
LACK or ENERGY,
MALARIA,
INTERMITTENT FEyrRs &c
BROWNS IRON BIrTrRS
NEVER FAILS TO CURE ALL THESE
DISEASES.
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NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFINED.
The sale of ATKGNsON's White RosecNceods that
{ ans other perfume. and. constantly Increasing
an hardly fan short Of quarter million bottles
nnuIily
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FnuII-BUrrERs, PRESERVES, and MN'I-
MEArat WERNt'~-
GI6 east Marshall street. corner seventh.
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EREE EXHIBITION DAILY
l.. LEWIS'S ARr-GALLEIY.
Ny HOLIDAY GOODS

NKE NOW OFtN FOR EXAMINATION
among whchare the following articles
PAINTINGS. E\GHNNINGS, WATEE 80
ORS:
ALBUMS from - cents upwards:
PI ISll ODOR-. TOILET, and JEWEL e N,ltS
PlIOTOGR ArII FRAMES from 10 coats Ip-
wards-oyer three hundred different styles,
EA>ELS IN EBoNN. .GlII and ENANIiLfD
from 10 cents upwards;
UAND-PAlNTED PLACQl Is and Pl NDQb"-
FRAMES.
ART PIECES N ANTIQUE BHA>s 'iegAn.i u
framed IN plush and bronze:
CORNlCES iu ull styles made tn order:
PIER aud HtNTFI MIRRORS, FRENtr ~
GERMAN RI ATE:
CHRISTMAS and NFM-YFNR CARDS !.
wholesale and retail of al manufactures, rom
one cent upwatds-oycr $1,000 I'm stock
ARTISTIC FRAMING \ SPECIALITY.
l.. LEWIS,
40 Is 9l3 Main street
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4lfhmond nispatch,
o; 1890

fs-Tn4 CIRCULATION or TIr n,ep, ,rc,,
, - ,,r,a't aNH"ER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCr.
r,i 'oN oF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered at the Pos,-oflice at Eicbmona Va =.
second-class maiter.I
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ROOTS, SHOES, &c.

The largest and besA line OF OLD LADIES aad
CENT LEsiENs BR0AD-BOTTOM FLAT
hEEI, SOFT aud FLEXIBLE-soLE SHOES
ever carried previous to this; SCHOOL SHOES
for ehiidsen. HANDMADE GOODS in all the
est makes. os io-''A
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FrHRls's CHOICE BrEF-ToNGUES. cur BEiT.
ana other dolicaclc, al WEKSE'S,
GIG east Marshall street.
corner seventh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-25

The public win lear in mind that JOHN SEE
LING ER. 326 Broad street. makes specially OF
GIB>ON'> xxx and CLkMNERS FIVE
YEAR OLD PURE WHISkt1~. can az ihc
BROADWAY SALOON and sec for yourself.
. HOT LUNCH DAILY from 10 to II O'Clock.
no 34-lw
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kIDNEH-WORT.


X I'D l. Wv O L 7.
: THE GREAT CURE >;
~ YOR :
-R-H-E-J M-A-T-I-S-N,-- :
a>i T. for an The painful diseases Of the i
: KIDNEYS LIVER. AND BOW Els. n
: II cltause- the system Of the acrid poison =
= that causes the dreadful suffering which only =:
i the victims If Rheumatism can realize. -
THOUSANDS or CASES =:
: If the worst forIus of his terrible disease =
have been quickly relieved. and in short time =
PERFECTLY CURED. +
Price. 81 Liquid or Dry. sold 10y Druggists. =
J, Dy Csn be sent bv mail. =
= WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO.. +
? Burlington, VI. =
KIDN " " OR T. : <
Zoe IO-Tu,Thl &SatAu3l
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>old by All druggists
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY.
Baltimore, Mi.
~ee that an Iron Bitiers arc made by Brown
chemical Company, Baltimore, and have crossed
-,i line, and trademark on wrapper
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
iuo 25-cotlwI
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ELECTRO.vOLTAIC BELTS. dc.

an THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
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HNgs.

WANTED. HOT SEkEEpERN p
w KNOW fhat | have received large .pt %
TTRkENS. fONl - and FRESH Bu1TER.
which "ll sell low at fl7g north sixth slr"".
between Marshall ind clay.
no 15-ltt T.. = ELY -DN
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WANTED, \ YOING MAN I'd
w LEARN TUE DRtG Rt'SINfe~. -
must Doe sober industrious, and wiling t. l"t'n
None other need al ply. Addrc-s -
DRUGGIST
uo95-2ts Box ga. Charlottesville, Va
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M IN ID, \ 7 I I \ IVN " NVHi
w PO>ITOR bv Young man who has hii
over five wears tNl lorlcucc iu loih new-papr. hnD
iob PRINTING. Can furnish good rrcomineniitils
Pirhinnud Va no 25.lts
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WANTED, CONFEDERATE coo

M ~ ~ W. Asi'''if ~ -
w rON BONDS,
CbNFFDERAlEf 80 NOTES.
CONFEDERATE 800 NOlES,
CONFEDERATE STAMPS.
CONFEDERATE Pt EIlCATIO\~.
(. 4. JOHNSTON.
Music and Sew --D,H,i,
Al, or-gtt ola Nilu ~trs't
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
HOW TO LIVE,

Or the Philosophy of Housekeeping by
j. B Lyman. date Agricul ural Editor
\. \. Tribune, Associate editor Hearth
and Home, and Laura E. LYMAN. for
ten years Conductor Home Interests
Department \. Y. Tribune, etc. Richly
Illustrated, 375 pages. Price 50. 90,
cloth 50 GO water proof leather. Pros
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agent. superb colored plates never
Def re attempted in a work of this price.
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plain, simple. practical p ges how to
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