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Open Saturday evenings till 9 r. 3.
, Consumers can f&re 10 per by
18iwt4pi) ai3ifiJGbU by
that means only.
.Mil 4
Valentine-dat on the 14th don'a
forget it :
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Recollect that Hon. Schuyler Col
fax will give his Lecture on Abra
am:ihjcp!o:
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- 4 at km ii3 l;uj j
.i fteifePf ur fy "
. tMtarranseiuents to call a State
Convention of manufacturers of the
State at Indimijftlis at an early day.
YetterilAf I vak QielSGibund Hog
day" and 'twas cloudy. Of course,
. pleaMnt, geaorai seatbr will Vi and
1 abide lrith ns.vT xt t
w ut : We Biaiirtiinag." : ? i-a
' ' Nff membcar of the Council xi pity
, . Officer,4 shall he. ilTreetl indirectly
interested in any contract to whick the
city is a party.' Sec. 16, Ordinanje
lor government ot the City Council,
, U. Rw41tt that Ron. SebwleCoi.
fax
Ui LV?. bisLeauxe, oa Abra
ham Lincoln to-night, at Lvcenn
Hall.
T aVrttev -
Remainina li tb ullo Mehuoi
InUiana, February a, 1S75.
J '.kaon, John 7 Banning
Lewi ft. Benson, Ellie Becker..
. , U. Beauksarsh Bsbw,W. B.o
nan. Mawl Blue, August Bsshmirt,
- John 1 arle, Joseph Carter - P W
Cole. ChSs.Coflman,,Tne. fab W
H. Davis, Chas. Doub. Grare bel
ment, Hattie1 Dal ton." Thos. Doolev
. Z. D. Darnell, A. B. Easterling Beil
sie Eiwood, F. C. Flesaiog, IIt Ftld
"". K- Ferguaon, C. A. Getty, Good-c
mai. Thornhill & d4 8ssjiQrrR K.
Harvie, Chas.JIessman, E,KJWk
eaxiCtetrh Jtfu B.lUHuni.
thaa. Koch, MyyLongv Henry Mef-e-m,
BaTbaTi Mill Carrie MVbnn.
Ely Robson Isabel Jane Shawrffcin-l
?JlnWCh.rlsa, SUacke. HenrwSiman
r"'V ".. $s -jur, .uis Anna
Vt f 'ff hw,CT Mariah William: t
man Chris Swegmsn, .Madison Sal
Vfe'k1 .1,lor"JU Vow. -Jack
"adveruard.
I lttan 1?
t a,1.Sive tb date at Lhla
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Kecolleet that Hon. Schurlo,
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faxwiit vJ,:aTii:"ru'! loitBc uome roc ih rf,enesa.
ham Lincoln
Hall.
on A bra-'
to Digit, at Lyceum
MtMlk AMMlJBeprt or tk
r Xaaaccrs f 'the HM
Frf4lle. id
As the time has agaiD rolletl around
for retrospect and review, it is also a
time for thaYifcagfiNBg' and ' J raise
Probably the same amount of maney,
clothing, prorision and general sup
plies, that we count in our yearly re
ceipts, has nerer represented morejo
the personal, intense, devout sell
hood of its donors than does this. ; Not
L lfiveo cojdlj. notradKinglyor of
-JSceatiry; kit pt rtadei itb life and
love and prayer, therefore we believe
with power. When friendless women
and children needing food and raiment.
and often siekrfcave sought the ahel
ter of onr home, we have noticed
especially if our funds were lowj im
mediately following them came money.
or aupplk1 kf(eB unsought and from
an liinexpccted quarter! In the past
year we have never lacked the mean
to comfort and nourish the sick an
friendless stranger. At no time since
the organization of our work hav we
had more persons under our care in
m 4tuati4Hiagivinga6Ausiiicuon to
their employers and good promiso for
future usefulness, than at the present.
For conducting religious service in
the Home, the services of C. F. Coffin,
M. HugtotrvJ. Dudley, N. Gillam,'"
Levi Jessup, Committee from the Wo
mans Christian Association, have
peeo hjjjnly apprerja ted . , vv e receive
gratuitously: Plniouth Fulpif, Chris
tian Union. Christian at Work, Advo
cate of Holiness, Scattered Seeds,' ln-t
i: t 1 T:1 1 u.it '
u'anapous iiuuruu, ininuiuuu x aiia-
dium. Telegram and Independent; and
we esDecially thank the editors of the
Richmond papers for our publishing
and print!ng.TBeekOrchar(!e.Ji!We ten
der our thanks t j Wm. Parry for fur
nishing car to take the family and
friend ot the Home to a picnic at
New Garden, and return, free of
charge. Our friends at New Garden,
who proyideOj io,kindiy and rounti
fally-everything calculated to make
, j innir to be remenibpreil
lDe Oay one long l( oe reineiu uereu,
especially by those who have had less
of joy than of sorrow in life, have surer
ly realized tbe blessing ot cheerful
j giving. I o County Lrmimssioners,
LXowutbip, fuat. au.vor ,aij- ctty
omcers, woo nave mnaiy counseiea
and aided us whenever occasion re
auired. we are under obligations. Also
to T. H. Workman and Il.Shofer For
use of horsOSTTBd'carriace. and to the
Street Railway Company for tickets
for street cars, and Wm. Bennett for
omnibus tickets. Our thanks .are
eveeiaily alncr to Superintendent J. F
Miller", for kindly furnishing passes to
our Superintendent and committees,
when arranging tor our annual dona
tion, and other business interests of
the Home; and E. . McGuire, jfor
nasses on the h. Si II. Railroad. :
October 30lh, the day set apart for
the reonion of the friends of the 1 a
tHaton,"Was jthis' jear in every way
fieiitantiQ ana, pronrabia.. uamDridge,
)ublin. Walnut Rtiljre;! I-ewisville,
n..k. vAnnrf m.no4 ti.
Middleb oro, West Grove, Lynn.Wafih
ington, aud Poplar Run Preparative
meeting, were represented witn no
eral donations ot provisions and gen
era supplies: also, farmers, millers.
rf iewJs.Wrbaa-i'Viciniry' of -Rich
mond, were generous in their contrib
utions on this day.
Scarcely a day in tbe past year, bat
we have received some token ot ;ra
raembrance either in money, wood.-
nrnvtsmnfi .Mnthinir- nw fr cAi.Anf
''i homeless 'and " friendless, -we thank
you:, friends, at home aud broadr--jn
eitr ad country. ' - a j
v MpefUl'y tender our. thank's to
those who resBewbered our Home on
Thanksgiving and Christmas days, j
For the prosperity of our Home in
the past year, we owe much to the
kindly influence and good manage
men! cf our Superintendent, Mrs. E.
B. Swank.whom.it will be seen by
our Treasurer's Report, has managed
the work most ol the year without an
i imoant taken for Wort done Iia the
i boose, $173 43. All of which has been
t Number at eouiiuenceiueat of the
f yar, l? admitted a" members or the
Home, dO: transients, adultsdd, chil
dren, 15: bomes procured for adults,
19; children, 9; sent to friends. 11;
children given to Orphans' Hnmej 2;
sent to Reform School, 2; to County
Asylum, 1; -pweuers cared for, 3
three for city, two for county: insane
persons cared for until provision couldf
be made for them, 2; died, adults,
none; children, 3; number of children
Iutntcf1n The Home Tit present
Adults 12. children 8 Total 20. To
tal during the year 121.
On behalf of the Board.
S. A. Iliff Davis, President.
BOAKD Ol" 3IA.SAGEKS.
-- Mrs. K. 11. Hopkins. Naoini Harri
son. -enea Uaar. ilartba Valentine.
Margaret Newton, Elisa Elder. Ra
chel Jessup, Eliza John, Margaret
Dennis, b. A. Ihtt Davis, Mary 1
Thomas, Richmond; Anna Votaw,
Chester; Sarah Underhill, Washing
ton; Jennie .Ieredith, Cambridge
i-ity; JUiW JIA A-avma Pierson,
Kebecca Moorman, .Newport; Narcissa
Cox, Cox a Mills.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD FOR 1875.
Mrs. S. A. Iliff Davis, President;
?lrs. fi. i. tloptins, and Mrs. M
XT 1 . - WW,, . - -
valentine, .urs. ijizzie mil, ice
PreaweuUi, Mrs. Pi. DenoLS. Sec re
Ury; Mr. Naomi-Hsrrison. Treas
urer; Mrs E. B. Swank, Suierintend-
ent; Vr. wary l. Ibomas, f hysician
to the Home.
BOAR&Or-TRCSTEES. 1
Abram Gaar, Timothy Nicholson,
Edward Dennis, Wm. S. Reid. Timo
thy Harrison.
January X,1S74, to January 1,1575. i
Balance on nana from 173 $ 6t 75
irum v ainnt Kldee, fax-
ftrk, Caridgr City, I ni'on City,
BeloirPX iS mtmm Mlaqfa
iuaKc.et raioil, IHlblin. Gmn. i
From eitjr of Richmond
3IS M
3tO 00
From citizens of Kichmond and -rfl
einity
City fines.
100 9
County Commissioner and Towns'p
. assoa
I ruiees 271 no
iBprraoc...;.:..ri oo
, T 50
..,, - i, . tiMsa
DISBURSEMENTS. ' .
Paid for groceiiea, provisions, and i "
Home expenses generally sag 5
Interest on mortgage ... T 300 00
Wood i 115 Ti
Matron's nalary 3H) (
Awistant an (m
House repairs , , 12 44
Balance on hand . 2$ 75
TRC'STEES' REPORT. 1
Mgarport ei.tbe Tni-
for the Jer eaMHnr Deeesiber 31st,
1874, was presented to the City Coun
cil at their meeting last night:
To lh Mayor and Common CooncUyof tba
I City 4 Richmtid i A itSN ,
Tb Truatees o( the Ilome for the
Friendless, "in "making the following
renort to vour Honorable Body, tak
great a4sufistaUa ha,t he isf
atitution has been very succsinuy
carried on by th ldy managers dur
ing the past year. As will be seen
there have been,, large, number of
transient persons senfttr the; Jiomc,
both children and adults, and al-,
though tha amount t money received .
as not beet Ure, ear; ciMMns and
those in the Vrcroity have shown their
good will to this useful institution by
donating provisions; etc.; i byi this
means rendering important aid 1
those on whom the care of providing
I ir tha friend let devolves.' ".We re- :
gret our inability to lessen the debt of
!.U00, which sUilhaoirs over the in
stitution, but your kindness in hither
to coving toe iaiers na enaoicu us
to Sse all the mean, received, for thei" ftnee imor i airs ihis tti
comfort and protection of those
whoa she buhdmg was designed;
r
Tbe inmates have also earned
iy
their work (principally washiug) which
has been expended for them, the sum
off 173.43.
dumber, of inmates at ; cmb men ce
ment ol year, 19; admitted during the
year, dU; transients- ytauiisrai, cnii-
dren lo) 70; homes lound tor snuu
19; homes found tor children. 9; sent
to their families, 11; sent to Orphans'
Home. 2: sent to Reform School. 2:
teut to. Ootmix Asy 1 o; l;oi ne r s
cared for, (from city 3. county 2,) 5;
insane, persons provided for till pro
vision could be made lor them, 2; chil
dren who have died, 3; children cared
for, 34; inmates at present, adults, 12,
children. 8.
Provisions donated from aync.
Henry, Rab Randolph. nd other,
counties in Indiana, and Preble coub,-4
ty, Obio: ...
200 podnefs faeat;,fl00 flour; 4 bush
els peaches; 33 bu. apples; 47 bu. po
tatoear 13 bo. weet'botatocev30 cans
fruit; 10 bu. corn-meal; 12 bu. corn;
5 bu, turnips: 2 bu. beans; 2 bu.. wheat:
3 bu. beets; 8 bu. tomatoes; 20 baskets
fruit; 8 do. vegetables; 10 do,, provis
ions; 6 turkeys: 4 barrels crackers; 41.
beads cabbsge;175 pumpkins, 14 cords
wood; 6 gllou apple-butter 5 do..
vineear: o do. molasses; ii do. picxic;.
110 lbsseap; fiQ4o.dried $ppidrx8do.
coffee; 3 do. tea 8 . do. ,buWer4 do.
lard; 7 do. dried peaches; lbOdo. ice:
10 chickens; US pieces second hand
clothing; f 40 worth of dry goods by
the merchants ot Kichmond; 4U loaves
bread; 30 pies: t doz. eggs; 3 galls
coal i oil;. 1U ,1km. :&athers,0 galls.
milk.
Ou behalf .of- tbe Board of Trus
tees, A. Gaar, Pres t.
.It is asserted as a fact that every can-;
vasser who has turned his attention to
the introduction of the New v amily
Sewing Machine in his locality, or. ;
ho has been fortunate enough to se-
cure an agency, has outstripped tne
best efforts in making money of the
old and tried Agents of the high
priced machines, which latter they
now replace. The demand is enor-
mou ids'Saleaso frapid ,ail money.
made so reaoily with so little effort'
that Farmers, Tradesmen, Specula-
fcc, are flocking into the busi,-,",
ness as fast as they can secure terri- :
tory and get their goods on the ground
to supply anxious customers. It is
Bn&rvelouS how these machines sell
when" exhibited, it being a recognized
flael that people will Imy Ulie twst at.
tbe lowest price. It certainly is the
Maohiue' of the times and does the
same--work, "as other ' Machines aC
80.00 nr.f9O.0O,' and we really; believe
it would sell just as readily at double'
and then not cost half the usual price
of so good an -article, for it is aston-
isning to see the vast amount ol labor
t performs at so low a cost. The in
ventorship dAinlaJed with testi-
new
Machine which so suddenly and suc
cessfully bounded into popular favor.'
t proves to be just what is wanted -
every day, by every one, everywhere,"
hahawa Tamily.f It. Jus attained
n enviable reputation in mauy thou-.
sanus vi noioes auu jaciories, ior 11s
solid strength, power, rapidity, sim
plicity, certainty, and ease of opera-"
tion. with extreme beauty, fineness
and reliability of its sewing; while the
wonderful low price (Twenty Dollars'
foa Large and cpmplcteewiniE Ma
cnine witli a strong table and treadle)
places all idea ot competition entirely
ut ot the question. It stands alone
its merits and price. e advise
you to invest in one at once tor your
Wile, Daughter. Mother, Sister or
Lady Friends and make a home bap-,
py, or put them in your factory, or
what is better if you are lucky enoueh, .
secure an agency, it there is none ius h
vour tow a. and make money- yourself ,
The many, rew Attachments ior doing ;
extra fintr, skillful and difScalt work.
are a surprise in their simplicity ot
construction and far below even
"grange prices," and will be delivered
safa rt rur doer: no- matter bow re
mote'yoa may reside, rf you" rrite for'
them. Address. J. Thomson, Has
xa & Co., 907 Broadway, N. Y.
The Aldine far Frbraarr, 1S73
(No. 14 of tbe current series, as the
publishers seem to prefer calling it),
leavca the reader a little
in ioubt i
whether tbe impression created by
the previous number that it was a
trifle better, especially in variety, than
could be kept upka, an -average was
indeed well ffomrW. For the Feb
ruary n amber is quite the equal ef the 1
January in varwnr.anj. ii naa oe or
two leaturea oi even rare excellence.
Afis4eallyThereBveew -fcefter
drawing?, ana scarcely ever any bet-lerwood-
engTavfriga, thasT ;Keep;ng
the Peaee,- a daf-pietare5 by Peter
Meraa, qnite worthy of Landfiecr in
his best days with which the ii umber
opens. '-The late Job A; Hews rap.
plied, jas t before his death, the three
exquisite t lews of the Uoaewaugh,
hich follow;"1 and not even he ever"
did any better workT than'some ot he
rock, tree-and water era borations of
these j fiaettrres. llTwe Pleasant'
Occ-pations,; and TlFrtojBate
Mssis mtJl are eosananiM thm fte
- , . x i .
pacaaaiiaiy tctito Itkm eenclu-
ioajof that rural love-story ofT h ich
tbe'Ardfne'lia8rbefoTe 5yen'nior
thaA,-ena-ehariatsg dimpse byi the
same artist-FJunt the SrtJs a
nohle ft&jMaVtMare. FU. tonvey
inff hee eesl buj asaecostnmes
and manner tf the olden time and a
smrularly well-drawn little
without name, bat showing two girls
rolling about on the rammer grass,
j anS "three tTiewf of. dddlyfheautiful
Peter lo roach Cathodral, ae of the
handsomest in Eaghind, make up
the art-contents of the number, really
perfect omragfc, wU to vartut the
secondary name: the "Art Journal of
America."
. The literature of the number, mca4
while, quite jLeepa pace witn the pic
tures, in excellence and variety. The
leading paper, in many regards, is
what promises to be the first ef a
atrial .l)Arl -'Su-ral I . -1 a in YTia.
tory.'"by Walter Pleydelf Eatle. ot
London the opening paper, alter an
. introduction, dealing somewhat ttart-
the Real Lady Macbeth?". . Suckle;
series of papers, if pursued with tie
same care and force, may make a more
attractive feature in the Aldine than
even the purchasers know. The edi-
a juaeru Lituioc. JLBton Aiose
i , . . . r . , , . . 1 1 1. : l.
iiosi jxti 01 in trreseni, otcj- wsica
.1 -ti K 1 , .
1 mere win proDaDiy De neany as many
C4uuic iiiic view as naan,-aaiie : iu
subject U . certainly worthy of (the
thought thus excited. "Mignon's Ba
by," a short sketch ty Mrs. 31, F.
Butts, is singularly7 pare and sweet,
even for the thtme; and "The Paint
era Mantle," by Alice D. Wildo;
"Vestiges of Summer," by Jenny
Burr,- "About Weeda,'by V, iW.
Bailey; "Charles Sumner s Art Lega
cy," by" Earl Marble; a very" quaint
and enjoyable continuation ef the; se
lial story, Lt Lillian Bracjr"; and
papers on Music, Art, and Literature,
make up a full justification of lour
charge of "infinite variety." 0
rhymes, there is equal variety, in
poem somewhat long and full of odd
interest, 31y Harly Bird by Henry
Morford,-"Questioning tbe Sew 5fear '
(something that many persons are do
ing, just nowkby ,Mary D. Brine;
"Songs in leep? by Wm. C. Rich,
ard; ' The New and tbe 01dr". by Et
tie Rogers; and "A Midwinter Sere
nade," by D. L. Paine. The opinion
is worth repeating, that the Aldine in
this new issue well keeps up to the
standard of January; and no higher
praise is needed. y " " ' .
The Aldine Company lias determine
ed to establish an Art Union, similar
to the well-known Art "Union in Eng
land, and distribute Its works of aTt,
both sculpture and paintings, which
are , constantly collecting, among its
subscribers. Art premiums, valued
at ?2,500, will be distributed among
each series of 5,000 supscribers. Sub
scription tickets, at $6 each, entitle
the holder to the Aldine for a year, to
the new chromo, and to a ticket in the
distribution of art premiums. The
Aloine Companyi publishers, No; 58
Maiden Lane, New York City, ,
KThe racy writer of editorials in
the Independent suggest that
Bible operas are now in, order, ancl
wants some , jrenious to write up
"Samson and Delilah, Balaam and
Mrs. Potopher, Soloman an'i .Sbe
bah," bat forgot to mention David
sad i -Uriah s v beaations wile,' as
another subject. a j
' : : j f V
The roughness f the weatbercre-
ates the wish that the ground-hog was
defunct! - - . n v ; ;
The Council select W, E. Wilcox,
to assess the property of the city. giv
ing him $300. O. K. r ' t ;:;
CiBMSMkl4dV;-.v.1; "
Omaha, Jan.' 30. A courtesan
named Fannie: Rogers, committed
suicide to day. It is naid her right
name was Alice Taylor, of Roobelle,
HI.' - - '
TJtica, N. Y., Jan.' 20. Fit
masked armed, men bound and
gagged tbe "watchman in the
American Express Co.'s office early
thi morning, and tiien carried off
a Dag containing uie nigm train
packages. The loss is believed to
besmalU 3Q OIIVT'J, ,
Patterson, X. J., Jan. 30. The
jury in the case of Dr." Kicarda,
tried for an assruit with intent to
kill a patient, by administering an
excessive dose of morphine to con
ceal nial practice, after, an tour's
deliberation brought in a verdict
of guilty uf a simple assanlL . The
parents of the boy injured by the
doctor, previously obtained a? Judg
ment in a suit for damages. " - !
' FIrea.
Sprikgfikld, 5Iass., January 0.
Maynard'a tobacco - barn with ' the
stock was burned last jiight.Loss,
538,000; insured. -: ,
, LirrtK Rock. January ,30 The
machine, car, blacksmith and pattern
shops of the, Memphis., railroad, in
Augusta, opposite this : ity.--. were
burned about 10 o'clock this morning.
I.. o?8 $30,000, witn no .insurance. ,
Philadelphia. Januarv30. Pres
f fobs &Lowens mill at Sfinont, was
burned this mornme. - The loss' is
heavy.: Three hundred 'hands are
throws out of etnploymea t by the fires
New York, Jan! 30.'
. ? Tbe Kvenin Post "nublishea- ja
mor that a laree house in Boston sus
pended to-day.
"Tho Ininnrtion aainsl Ibei Kavtlloni
of a dividend by tne jjajcesaere lun-
- road C ompany waa dissolved to-day.i
Kant srafemenr: jjnans. increase
51.12400; fpecie. decrease, $3.804,(W04
rUecal tenders, increase. l.ttU.0Utt 5de
posits, deerease: ts,wO; circulation.
decrease, ?oDI,4W,, reserve, decrease,
Aa Appveal
Fraas tbe raaakaapr
Siocx Citt, Iowa,! January 30.-
An executive committee, appointed at
a mce liner of tbe ritizeas ot this citvl
have issued an appeal fat aasktaBee
to eeuiera in aontkern cunsu,
Southern Dakota, and Northwestern
Iowa, whose landa have been desola
ted by the grasshoppers. They., urge
especially on tbe'public Ihnetessity
of seed for the farmers. . Food, cloth
ing, and money r also needed. The-
--I.,- ;.t t T.nJa
! ci pally , in . the. eeaoties.. of Cedarf
I T-v T.' J Tl-i- - - X- 1 j. ;
lixon. n.oox anu mtgia, iu- .icuru .
ka, the settled portion ol Somthern
Dakota and that parties of Iewa sit
mted in the Upper Deamoines valley.'
The committee awwre contributors
that donations seat thesa will be fadi'
cioiMly di triboted. , The, pn 1 is
signed by Mayor Warner ana other
prominent citizens ;
The Atlansai state hoard of finance
pnbliahes a eali to the older ef "Ar
kansasbonds aaking a, corretpoad
etK with a. view to a eensoltdatioti
and seMteeient of the -debt ontstand-
inir arainat the ataii A ivmnntiin
picture, 0f landholders is suggested by a reso
.;.i. i r.i.. i n
A FAMOUS 'BOOK FOTjiD.
If he Wuta '- '' -
5 -, M
lxrisviijE, " Kr., Jan. 3L-
uook lor wluch a reward of ip
thousand pounds in gold has beei, .
offered " by ilr, ,t. Gal bourne, cu
London, and stated in a circular 1
extensively 'distributed by him to
relate to , a member of the royal,
family o " England, - against tfieT
publication of which tbe Lorxl
Chancellor Issued " an injunction,
and of whlchT only one copyi is ,
known to- be- in tbe United Slates,
was yesterday discovered to be in-,
the Ktoeaeasion of a voufatylawver of
Kbisctt 4.The jpwaer eoold not be
found until after midnight, and the,
facts then., obtained from him were,
too late to" be telegraphed. The,
Courier-Journal oi this morning
contains a' lengthy account of tha
book and its possessor, from which
the following extracts embrace tha .
main facts. .The book is a memoir .
of Georgo the Fourth, containing
a minute history of all the scandal
ous passages in his hfe, with an ex ,
poeure of thcorruptiori of his pj
htical administration. Tho identi :
ty of the book seems positive, for it .'
bear 8 tha imprint of the publishers
name in the circular, as well as the
date of, ite i6UiS3li--Tli9 meiu
oir is in two volumes, "and a hasty
glance at the contents sameus ,
elearfar-to r showfwhy it is .that so
large, a reward iBoffered) lor it.
A wo or tUreo year a ago anoinghsh
gentleman, named Taylor, a book
salesman of this - city, discovered
tha volumes in a case of books that
the firm had imported fromC- D.
Caseenone, a London book dealer,
now out of business. The volumes
had not been - ordered, and it was
presumed they had been placed in
the case accidentally. ' Mr. Taylor
was perfectly familiar ' with all
branches of English literature,' and :
when his eye lighted upon the work
he at once appreciated its value,,
Tbe date of importation was about
the beginning of 1873.- He showed,
the books to a number of . literary
gentleraen of the city, and ; among
them was the -young lawyer who is
now its fortunate possessor. The
latter- gentleman hesitated some;
day about f making the . purchase,
but his love of the rare and curious
in literature triumphed, and he
bought them. Since' then the voi-3
times have hlled a place upon the
shelves of the library of the gentle-,
man in queBt ion. 1 1 is quite certain -that
the reason that the royal family
are so solicitous for its destruction
lies in the fact that the marriage of -s
King George with Mrs. Fitzherbert
is proven by letters and documents,
taken from the royal archieves. It
also testifies that a child was born"
to Mrs. Fitzherbert while in lawful
wedlock, tj The books contain finely t
exeeated portraits of s those women
whose-names have become familiar
to' all students of the shady side of
English history in connection with'
thai Pi i the amorous George.
Rietiniaata' MarkcU.
jrsorrwted weekly by Jf. W Brlgaa and
Thou. Nestor. The former el vea us the prices
of grain, and the lAttertke prices of other
produce anu grocnes.j
Having.'
Wheat per buRhel.......... 1 m
Selling.
Corn per buxhPl... . 85 .
( ihU perbnntel.... - Ha
Hay per ton. ........... - 16 Oil'
Botterperpound....M..... J ' 3) i
Kim per dozen '3-5 28 i
Potatoes per bunhel no 1 m -
Flonr wr HW pfiHllils 2 0 2 75
Hams, suear cured - 14 16
Shoulders perponnd.T 8 i r,
Hides per pe-ii'd. ........ ..,.' 10 12
Lard per lound... li r IK "
Sujjnr, crnhed........ .'. ... 11.
Coffee Sugars, .white, . yellow and " ' :
brown '....'. ... ...10 to 15
New Orleans Molasses per eaI'.on. 1 W.(
SorhumMolaswes per gallon 75
&rups per gallon r , ... 75 to gl 10
Ijocal J otices.
Rail road Xeet t n-. t
- There will be a meeting of the
friends of the Richmond and Union '
City Railroad on Third day, Tnes--day.
the 9th day of Second raofith,
February next, at Lyceum Ball;,
Richmond Ind., at 7 o'clock ift the !
evening, to hear the report of .'the1
engineer, examine maps, and pro
files, and an estimate of, the cost of
the lines, and take farther proceed '
ngs . looking toward a qoBipletion'
of tlie road, TB4lween said cities,
and extending' the same toward
Jeffersoffville? ott'3 the Ohio river.'
A full attendance of the people
generally is desired... . , ,
'A simnlar ' meeting will be held
at Union City,-Second month, Feb
nrary3.dlth'HoUs5idtrbnrg, Obio
16th; Bethel. 17th: Middlelx)rongh:
By order of Surveying' Cohrmitte,
- abuah aioftttt, tjoairman. ,
j " m t.
Always Clea aha
Particularly when yon lake med
ieine, and go to M. B. Ballard's
Drag Store at the Depot and get
it. "f r;i.r '--:
Caklla. ' a
"At : the , old Taring man '. & Reid
corner never disappoints their ens
tomers in fnrnishimr them the "very "
articles in the Grocery line to keep .
body and soul together. ' 'f s
' '. ' . . -; 1
Seha1 Fnds.. m -.. -
All persons in arrears fo? interest
to the school fund of Wayne county ''
are notified td pay imoediately and v
without farther notice. . c
Two pe cent damages on the '
principal sum, also on the interest
lu a. with co6t of advertising-, will .
attach "on ' denttrjueiits 6if thdTth '.
day of "February, " 1875, 'and unless -
the interests doe be previously paid, '
tne mortgaged premises will be
sold to the highest bidder, on the
loarth Monday of March, 187 and
the mortgage foreclosed, "'"ri:" j -
JUortgasres must: be renewed .
whez the time for which they were
given expires, and aav aacrUratre, .
tne term, for which it waa iven, ex-? d
piring- on or before the 17th day f 4
x euruary, lslo, most , be renewed
or-paid off promptly at that time.
Auditor.
mef-'-.x..'....r .sax H'-'i. i
""Revolution- Stove; a very snne-'
rior article, at Potts' Stove Store.
Main street No. 280.
I" Oar friend, John 'it Win slow,
bsa m takesv the . establish meat of
Cbas. A. Dickinsorv opposite Odd
Fellows Hall, aad ' invites his old
friend and tbe , pubLcT to : drop in
and esamina his fine assortment of
Wateties. Jewelry; ete : assuring
them there ia no place within the
city where the mt for a good s' arti
ele is more satisfactorily made than
at this reliable hoos. Chas. r A
Dickiiisori, the farme proprietor,
with his ripe experience in the busi
ness, will btf there ready to give his
kill, counsel and judgment in the
repairmg ox time-pieces, and tbe
quality of the Goods oil sale, so
that complete satisfaction will be
given to customers. s w.i i : i
" Lloyd, the famous map man, who
made'; all tha maps for General
Grant and the Union army, certifi
cates pf which . he published, has
just invented a way. of . getting a
relief plate from steel so as to print
uoyd 8 Jiap or tne American n
tinent showing from ocean ' to
ocean on one entire sheet of bank
note paper, '40x50 i inches large on
a lightning -' press, and , colored,
sized and varnished for the .wall so
as to stand washing, and mailing
anywhere in the' world for; 25 cents,
. - r . a ' re
or unvarmsnea ior fl.u cents. a Auis
map ' shows the whole . United
States . and Territories in a groop,
from surveys to1875t with a million
places on it, such as. towns, cities,
villages, mountains,, lakes, , rivers,
streams, gold 'mines, ' railway
stations, etc."This map should be
in every house. - Send 25 cents to
the Lloyd Map Company, Phila
delphia, and j you will get-' a copy
bv return mail. - i
Cirvat Kale ' - ia
Of cheap Goods, at J. Fobkjjeb"b.
Tan Can GeT " ' ' J' ' u ,"' j 7i
Fitted with Overcoats, DresS-
eoats;1 Pants' and Vests, at ,. S.
Starr & Son's, No.
241
Main street
iieap fbr cash.
Trwwlta,
st
That will defy "Baggage Smash
ers," of all sizes, at Jas. S. Starr &
Son's, at his old , stand on Main
street Go to No.1 241 and select a
tasty ,and sulstantial articlo.1 '
For KTt Coal Burners.
Go to Potts' Stove
Store,,,
No
280 Main street.
Fa aatly- droeerlea , .,
i At iJoha Petereon's '. Grocery
Store, opposite Richmond National
Bank, at the old Strattan Corner.
Fruit and Vegetables always to be
had there. J qa iw. i'J i i iit-'l t i-y
i j j h
The Place to Bm ,
"A. new hat is at John Suffrins'
tne natter at lus old. stand oil
Main street.' , , . ,
A mn 'Lim or carpets. ' f -j
ut tne nnest texture and mos
beantifal ' patterns, at the store of
James Forkner; Main street Nb.-
270."'"' " -'s ' 1 .e
Clothing, always at J. S. Starr &,
Sone's, Nx 241 Alain street, f :
Jfa. aaa Mala Street, ti ,;.,.
Is the most fashionable Clothing
establishment tr in tbis c city the
enterprising proprietors J; . Zeyen
& Bro., always have the most se
lect assortment of piece goods on
hands - and orders . are -f always
promptly and satisfactorily filled,
at prices that never fails to please
tne customer, uive J. Zeyen
Bro a call. - snt r n ...
4
On mortgage security.' ' Apply
to -u; Joseph JJicKmrso! a Co..
CKld Fellows' Building.
Ladles af Oar City
'"- Will always find the largest and
best assortment of Dress Goods at
Koeringfa, in .the'.Tdmswiler Buikb-
k-ert'beBeat '.-'' u''
"Teas and Coffee! in Jhe City,-, go
to Fletcher & Co.s, No. 333 Main
street, k " n-'i s:" . ' . - '
. m. ..; ' ; ; y i
MareaWfct BHwlaia; may .
On Noble street, Opposite Depet,
is tne place to satisfy Hunger.
Sam' knows - irtst how to-'cater to
suit the most fastidious. ' Oo there
for a "square seaXTV . V
Cia ta Keeriar'a
, c For your Goods," cheap for cash,
at ' Emswiler s, Bnudin' ro. 243
Main street "9 Cv ',
That Mew Meat Skp, . .T .
building, has always a good supply
of i the best of i reaa 31eai. Tar-
keys, Chickens, Jiggav Floor, Feed,
etc.,. . .. ?1 - ilt ia
It Is I'eeleaa te Attempt . " ' ' ' i
"I To ' cleanse a ' streani while the
fountain is impure. . Dyspepsia,
complaints of Che liver or kidneys,
eruptions . of the : skin, ; scrofula,
headaches,' and, all diseases arising
from impure blood, are at onee re
moved by Dr. -Walker's ' California,
Vinegar s Bitters,., purifier of the
blood, and renovator of the system.
It has never been known to fail. t
! j! t" " I' " i 9 " ' 11 1 11 1 1,1 1 '
ASlH raly s-it )
- Of . pre paid Knvelops aad Postal
jCar da now at the Fostoffice.
rati aad WlaUer xaefeleaaa. " , -, ;
, In the JVfillinery Ime, for Biita,
fienasiets, -ete4 ebeap for cash, atf
No, 19 North Franklin street. !
S. A. Ixrrr Davts.3 :
"At tne old arattm corner, naa
always one of the best assortments
'of Family Grocrriea, from which to
select f: Go toer,t CT i '
'rm f '-. n T - r 5 't ! ;
Every Article 3Teedd . ' '
Bargis,.West Main Street
The "finest, fattest rSnf 'best, at
John Peterson's, N. W. Cor. Main
and Pearl, opposite CStizens' Bask.
. 'Andrew Johnson, ' ex-Presi Jent..
of the United SUtea. waa elected
United State? , Senator v ,y the
Tennessee Tgisbiture,'aa the sue
eessor of Sir. BrownIow ' General ,
A. 11 Burneide was elected United
States Senator by the Bbode Island!
Legislature, to succeed TVilliaBa
Spmgne. ;V ; " '";7T-." Z ,
nr i avtvm i i ar mt ra
Laxkin Guria Hkrr F - Thatanaa.
Thomaa E. TnompaoD, Jtwi-U B, Luib.
warn drralt rurt. ADril term. ISTa
rorvcloaui. Nu.l4T. j 4
B it knoara. Tkat oa tha Ilataar or le-
oenitwr. 1-T4, tbe abora ntnidl plalntifT, by
Yoana Yun, Attornava, Bled la tli of
fice of tkic Clerlt ot ilia Warm V'lrcull lourt
fata com plaial against aatrf dpfrndatK In thH
above eaUtiad eaaae. toaatliar with III afS
davit of a contiit pviaoD.Uiat aaidde- '
frndanta. Mar K. Thorn oji and Thomas "
K. Tbom paoo, ara aot rveidantsof tk tUate :
of Indiana. -
tteid Uafondaata, Mary K.Tboonpaon aad ,
Thomaa K. i'tiom naon. Utcrrfbre, at b-rr l-y
aotined or tne nuns and peadeney of aaM -cvamplaint
asatnat thetn, aaxl thai unlaaa
tbcyauMaraud antver or demurlbervlo. '
at th call ids of rtieaaid oaoer.outh aa-J
eoad day f Ua next tm mt aald Court, to ,
be begun and n-ld at tbe Court Houw in
Klcbiond,onlaeratlb Hoadtrof April. :
18T5, next, aaid coaplajut asd the matter
and tlan tbexeiu contained and alleged,
will be taken aa true, and the aaid cauea
wilt be heard and determined in their ab-
7 Sf
Witneat, the Clerk, and the Heal Of
aaid Court, at tha etrr of KiobV
jAKAU. ... roottd, ibia aa day feoruarj-.a
. i ; I,, il i ,i ili S i ' I. '" 1 i-eC
TATE OJT IX JU as A.WATXK C4.,eat
- Calvjn "51. "Latham and.Uary. hia'
wtte. vs. Edward Dnlan. et. aL1 , -
Wayne Circuit CourtApril terni; M
ISTO.- No. 153ft Partitten. ' miAi
w . . j I
1875. -No. 153a : Partitiett.
Beftf knoww. that on 'the first Jay1
of Pebroary, 1875. tha WbeVe earii4'
plaintifia, by their attorsey. Hied in the -ofhes
et tha Clerk of the Wayne Circuit t
Court their' ceoiplsist afaiast aaid da
fendaDts in thaabeve entitled caoae,to
getber with the affidavit of a eempc
tent person, tharsaid defendanU, hd
ward lhilan and his wife. Julia Brit
too and Joha Brittoa her bubanl, 4
biotbar aad sister ef Wm.-- Dalaa. 1
Clemens -llaa and the sis children t
ot iewia-iJuiM (brother )eeeaed. to-
wit SumarUn Pulaa and Thank full '
his wife. Warren .Smith aad Martha
his - wife, Matilda Hays and Sautel '
her hnsbandf Lura ' Wilcox and
Janies Iter htrebandFrancia Arn-
strong and Thomas her baaband L-I
ciada Latham's children, ts-wit: Jobs
Latham and Ihchel; bin wift, James
Latham and Rhoda hia wife. Alfred -
f Latham, David Latham and Fanny
tin Wife. Moses Latham and Maria hia :
wile, Prccilla Heihnan and Heary her
nuBDand, ciiias Xiatnm aaa zllisabet
his wife, Sarah iWlnrrisrer and
West ley her hnHband,Saurh Xatbatr
and Calvin M. Laths m fDlatnaifn and
Cary hia wife. Patxy FnlU's childr a.1
to wit: Cvnthia Fufti. Hannah Msnra "
. n 1 V., v.. t k T i -1
and Amanda his wifeEHzahetb Elli
ott find James bthndband, and Smith
FultB. ! Smith DtilatriveBitdri, td
witnjaraea Dulan and hiBtwifejEj
ward Dalatt end wife. WUKstst . Dulan
and wife. ,. Samsna . Tjulan'a children..
i to-wiu Kancy , Michael' and Salomon
her husband, and Infant child, Suaan
Wilcox and William her nasband,
and iNatnamer Xulan and
and Bally Bbhthderf and of
Harriet'-
heira not kaewe, r All hairs
W iliiam Dulan. deoeaaad. are . not
reaidentaof the Slate of fndiaaa, -Said
defendants, Edward Jhtlaa) ana
bis wife, Julia Britton amd John Brit
tea ber husband, hrother aad sister of
Wm. Dulan Clemens Dtelaa avd tbe'
six children tf Iewia IHdaa (hsother) '.
deceased, to-witi -JJamartaa . Xhilanr
and Thanklall,' Wis wje , Warreu ;
Smith and Martha', Jus", wile. Matilda
Hay and Samuel her' huabaed, Lou- .
iaa Wilcox-, and Jarnen' ber Iwsband."
Francis Arajittotir st?i Themar het
hssliaed; Lneiada LathaaaaehiMreajt
to-wit : Joha 3J LathataU -and. . Kachei ;
hia wife,. James LaUuma-'led Rhodu
his wife. Alfred LatWaDavid Lath
am and Fannyhls wtfa oaei Lath-i;
am "-and. 'Maria iVwie ' frecilla
fleiltiian and3 Henry her' husband
9ila Latham and Elisaeaeh hia wife, i
8arak Wint ringer aaat Weetlf i her (
huibaad. Smith' Lathasav and Calrin.
M. Latham f Plaintiff). aad, Car: hi
wile; Petrty FulU's-efciTdrea. to-wit '
Cyntbia Foltx, ITaamh MQorend .
Albert' her" husband.' -'Tavlor ' Falt
and Amanda'- his wrfb.t Elizabeth 'i
KUiott d Jaasea hev hirshand. and
Smith Fultzr SaTtth aVsdae's ehildren, -to-wit:
Jataes Alaa eo4 his wife.,
Edward Dulan aad wile WiyinI)u,r
lan and wife Iaw8eo.DoJaus ah'd- '.
dren; o-wit Nancy ".MichaiJ and
Snlomdri'" her htuhMil " anrl- ftvfaat
child; Susan. Wrteor aad Wjllftnt' her
nuabamt, and xtttarnel Ulalatt and
Harriet: aad SHy? Sbolaadar and of
deceased baira- mt kaewBrr-aJl heirs ,
of Dr. Wil liana Dulan deceased arc
therefore herrfcxD.otified of the filing
and pendencv..f sid eomplaiat
afrairit tbeaa,, and that onlest they1
appear- ami twm 'or demur thereto -1
at the- raflinc ef said eause'eBthc
aecoad'day-ashe aext Terie ' of iatd
voartyto ae Sefiro. ane hmit m&'Aha
Ceurt Heswe ia the cUr Siebnond
en ; the 4th Monday of April, lilpxt.
aia compiaioiana tbe-matters ,Dd
things therein contained aad alleged. '
will be- ta (as as true, and the L said
eaaae witt he beard anddefainjised in
thsir ahseaeav ; 'jn.vzv-x til ,
s a iness,the Clars:, aad the.
,a ..Seal of said (Joert. at Rich-!
CsealJ-, anwd, tbia 1st day of Feb-1
f :: wm.h. ltnde: ciark
t James Perry," Attorney far Plaintiff.
"m .' . .. .. - . 8 t't I
WKIes; tsr4 iax-j
; lo aTw cswu-eifta
t.
c
T'i
"ia 'lift nl-f -3r j,."!
UEECHiS? -TAILORS,
f..
3"
eii Ll.to-J-t
Gent's BNirnisliers,!
.0 1
mid
jtUCTttntit TffT Jff , t
as rr
A full Ian cf V7cdcaa
r
.iin "t s't a-j
. C.'i
9lt. tl d . i-!fcHA KA 4 .
I I.cjCJnsiReecivd.1 I Hrw "
aCULa:..or aamA fine amm.
plea. We are folly prepaaad to aaaaaQar-
menta at snort notice, ta UMIateatstrle.aji I
at reaaoaaMe raaea. ;1 3 .J ' . tf
To'InventADmar.
ratentir,srMMtl4 adlmw TOTK A:OOl."9olie
ttoraaod CottanaVwelai PateatCaaea,Iiay.
too,Oblo t Fampbiet. alMialllaionnatleri,
atfree. r i.. .v, .
T7T T7 T7 SAMPLE to Aaenta. Ladles'
I? XV CjJ Combination Needle - book.
Somothic3 v fori You.
and irt-t It. Addr-M F. !. HURST, 75 and
77 Saaaaa at reel, yw Yark.- 4i
f 'lrtuileU to
tolvara T. 1-
ati baw llnea
wDicli te are
furrilaiia with opemtora.
a WW per- iHamh. turtle.
rrasa
.It Td
ea
aJi i-rmaitcO d
VELtt8 t7AHBOLieTABETS.
c "P ewfy tm bum BVaaep.
A TRtrb ATD ae'fttiiEUT.
Sold by Drnssiata.
i- ai .'. Z
All Crz kHr&xUi 5
.it iotL.9X w tt.jZ.rn i,vtf
V ?.
aver.
' v4 t vi;aat
Tbat tli people fevers a here" arm eai
taytltaaly aatheaiM ami anmplei
aarer to
faia.
Ilia woBer tlwMrarrea iittl tbrlUAO a ad.
Ji"airiii SO yeara lu tha Wilds of
iib,.j uwuMmaii. nratrt trull lllua-
pwwr neami rotry tuua
uura Ot, if you
e, anl flfvrouipt.
t x 3attiatCo., or
Lf Valler riihllt In i i
in irTenn at nniw
'1 4 iJrm Y'? ' ' " "9''fi
i ft .j..,.vai V AM AJU 1 ti tt. a
Are yauaaatsui4 ttat any taarUon re-
qolre more ot a v effort uaa you teef
We ratnr? - - '5
eapa
e-womlerrul
Toiuo ami la viaofMior a.u, itt
erletally on rhexerreuve oiv.-ui na toTjobart
Viiror wa mm ttayiial araa. a t
It U oo alcuUulic aujtiiif, ahica (!
laetoe nhorttime;tilTTo frl trieshrl
KJhlcb l!mr.-
tteiei
tall lo. a laaer oeuiai at ailinv ku. it i
vegetable tuuW ttvt'l'a lAlltClli- on lite livei
art4 aplaam. 1 .
11 rvulHiea UMfUawelatwaicU tlte tterre.
and etvMncll a neiitHiv lciu to li , whole
Y WM-ww aiwiUMas uimnvmiia leel
iie a nr
ltairr
a nf penioiu-, m t t t a
ix"rrm-r not-efpk'trt. Rat t FTiarae
'J ly rtiaKaaiieaesrJlia aatletit ri.
li la j bciiaai
aidta, btllaraxlualle Ma Mmtdilolr W
irleneea Qosudcl.
4 t-l le-
mii "?tM tariBteiitaUtam
, . AudailttiiUy aiaalswayJ'.
Thli no newaniTtaniMtu di,r
liaa aie latig uaa wltkigafiiVi n -
(llal leSliltj, auil ia pruiuumoatl by llialutli.
eat mel(i-iM ftafhorftieii.tt.c tuot 1 0V eilul
liillln mi.I lli,.ilM ! -r r -
: Ask oii- (JTUBci-t frr It, e'or wale bv
:- ' a aj Wit, tKhlKi A t-O.,
w.rtfl wA auoviTga etlfwiVfik.
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9
i,'i! a'Jfar ..;v.t "V fcaat a' Mailable
en! rree.,v perwm in evei- iii-IkIi-tiarltatlS
aatafca wrilara nil l-llvr oi
lor our ru.llJ C. S.'lft lur staple
and rafriyr feopda frt ATVMnrH tn eotisiant
t"ew4 Wear. JkaaMatdUi D. tmnsr in
Aineri-- .galea oyer luvlf ttiullliou in 1S74.
iJiraaeaah'teav tHeffnjt Drt-oti. Ami
i eliaua lor (lale-or.4ttap at your
nonies or traveimg. ?oj'1sk, IfouiOto
anark-waarfllaeaaoinfM anil pii fa id a
lloaf aauipla lil kC4iUJuJUfwifl4. Ad
drvnt onae and aecrire Votirlrt ilioiv,
3 9i'si r -i H.IJBXLV is..
-4 , .,Howard trCe,l!IUmor-,ld.
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SH0Rtr0Si1tr;MftXt-t)AY
..vdi co f3 "Wir ir coi c
id ha ti ,Lairt Tiitmtv. civa
isr 'et3orlU tdl I ' W,
ed .TA,mr ASfSiSel A, VAM"'I
V,firar c f rtaT
t n..- f.. fun
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ah emto. 19nem-li ' . .rT51ini.iu
raii'i vMi .-mA...A..
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UK) l ah Olfla, Wal.Z.. W
l.W t -arti Olfta, jTfi!:!"C- '0.i i
M0 CaMfa tjiga, o-j.aaa!fcJa..4.j!Huo
a2,n Oaah rilrti, atnoenHnt")1j2..ifi001000
rst Bcsf ic trrV io,eee.
IIarv..;.. . ,-li(U..Mj7-..U'10 w
glswaeev-ee'' IS
. TlielojitDolltr rtii'jm'. lluuiau Aaorl
atfon, ermrterwf hy rri Itirllaure of V lr
ai a l .! M.e-itreult omt et tnaaga Co.,
Icohsc-s liy a Ota ml Olttt'onct-it tu w-tnl-tah
taftnilaw alhmV- lVv fire C4 It,.
flrta.au! f ellliila f MeemC Virginia," al
Montpelfer, Uie former revidencu Prea
idaat:AaaMaiaw. ny ,"i
Ioa JinSa'
I AffVaMa Hfta- atinatft nar tHtl ai
well mat ual aU-U w Itfa a la rti-artty ot
tfteortleem of the Montpjir FetnaJe Ha
tai ai Jattaa. .waereaata la tltewiein.
1 ily of luy.bouie, ap J iitie.t Uiir.iBtelll
faeeiee, awrtiietr worrn arwt-nign reptr
tatloit
aaaf-ai-raouaaray 4 b4 paoiie aonti-
aence, innueoce ajiaauiH-iaiiiai meaoa no
awaanrmai uatiatea tmiarlhaiK - )...
JAM
AMlnU KJtJej'lji. Virginia.
aMStA, Va.; StJly 8. 174. ' ,
eaa,,insi aii a alrman of br.not
ia
'I'rjPrritf' nltl 'r t ULUlcU to Uiecou-
fi A?aOalSvT,U BWi ak
S. Jodse EtTn tlixtiict trf.Va.
j Fartatar mail itjaap raHHmlWiiiirj Hi
L E aeellenf y QUbertC. al krtxit. rtj o i
of Va Won. ftot.,rjrfier, T.lenf. liov.
ot r av araa peajsaw eaar a aw; wanatcee ami
MemlifTf Cnarlroin a.
KnrMaticeafoe Wewetw JhwV be mte liv
axeceae ra-tpoa-eofy-arfi
Washlntrton, IK r.,'or by rvitftitered lto.Ur.
"4ar raa araisiri ,-tenanaiaH, etc.,
- - f -rnaAa.lB. A Ataaaadria Va.
Reliable agpur rait:l everji thai.
.i.... . -. -.' )' 1. i.. .,
-T..-.7si iijaeTi"Fj
"tZ Los Ties
Tlieze ia no plTl'''t' Uie Ceutanr 1.1 o
meet -aUX pPtrTaUese, ne aweUlag It alii
not anWae,' antt no laruenea wbicbltwlll
not eurKTUrs fit strotig hrhroage, but it ia
trae. W1eth aara aretjot sjeue; Ha ef
niaaii mai saipua Ht'aaa a mduaa a Snore
ajaa-ef raw aaaatgtt taeaeOste, IffSkjaa-,
palas, .apraiaa, awUita' itaAe-Urfasta,
acalda, burna, salt rbura, aaf acbe, etc up
on the human fratn;, antfbf ktralna, spatta
an,eteWpo aWrroala in- one year than
kaweail oaatriawu leSfcniaaiaaataatl tbe
artt basaavllt Ja awsraer irrtsji t, an
aU-beaUas l-faUaxer. sptes Aferow
. away their erotcljea Ui Ume walkpeiaon-
"1 taia TU tea are MHWmmI ha-&raLnit-lh
wouu MM aaeHteaia wtthoet a aear. 'It la
ifBSSaMueia prSlSaladawSBnJ
teXii(ao,ajaallalMaaaaUojaat
what 11 MMniidi aa lo- Tboaavhonowanf-
lerftoiM rfeeymittan, JaJh or elllnde-
awvewanR ar a.j ttmb w -aaa enranr
ijMnasat. .BnMMi: aswaStiaeaaSl ol
efaroBie tbmamtimm,ga,nDij tjuapra,
etc, bare been reeeUed. We wtlt aeaat a
eJrenlar tmetaialac eertlflcatea, the repe,
ate, iUH aww SsaueaUiis lty
lne awll Aaraes afd aaajas, ajfor
acrew-worBi .lnr abeep. . rjtaek owrea.Aiils
natmetit la Worta year attefatlOB. "Kolam
tty aaoatfaa wWaawt OMasw LiHiti
"ra ci B.aa.awtSiAaJaaw VarCK
' Caaes ar Wa-.an"a aonaf
n iii rraa 1 a.T.a ; aa - -
ne?eeowe!a. esse wlneaije
aaa proa new nauru aieep. Jt contain a
nei Lb er minerals, morpblae or alcohol, and
ta pleasant to take. Cblldraa ruvd not cry
Hai t t-- .vide
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