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September If
d1HcKAHoMINY LAND FoR sALE--rhe sn6.

a NHlCKAHOMINY LAND FOR SALE-The sub
" scrlber being DESTROYS TO remove, will sell his farm
on Chckahominy on accommodating terms This land
lies on the swamp at the New Bridges adjoining Powhe
the residence of Mr.. Edward Govanthe road from the
city Of Richmond TO the lower end OF Hanover passing by
1t, not more than miles from the former place which
distance will be reduced TO IL miles by change of the
road in progress The contains 400 acres 200
OF which are low grounds 40 being meadow land, one
half Of which is set in herds grass The land is
well timbered and within mile Of a saw mill The i'm
proyements are sufficient for small family III a sale is
not priWtey effected of which due notice will be given0
The land will be put up auction, the premises on
Monday, the 18th September next. Those disposed TO
purchase, VIII in the interim view the premises applica-
ton being made TO Miles Macon the premises or TO
3D. s,hscri u On 'hc spot. SELDEN G. MACON.
II The above sale is postponed until Monday, tho LIST
day of October next [Sept 1877 s. c. NJ.
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ENDUCATlON-MRs. JULIET DREW will resume
n her school at her residence Shockoe HILL Rich
mond, on the first Monday in October Encouraged
by the liberal patronage which has hitherto been extend
ed TO her efforts she has made arrangements for enlarg-
ter on course Of study in The higher 6ranches.-The
course OF instruction will comprise Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, Grammar Geography, History, Astronomy
Chemistry Natural and Moral Philosophy, Latin French
and Music.
She has employed the services of Mr.. DANIEL H.
EMERSON, who is graduate of Dartmouth College and
Is highy recommended gentleman whose talents and
moral character qualify him for teacher. She would be
pleased TO receive few boarders, whom she will ex-
ercise maternal care.
In respect to the qualifications of Mr.. Emerson the
pubic are referred 10 the following certificate -
81 am acquainted with Mr. Emerson aud have ever con-
sdered him young man OF devoted pety which he carries
with him in his whole department. of arniable manners
OF regular collegiate education, and of good talents have
no doubt OF his qualifications in every respect give Mrs
Drew that aid in instruction which she wishes 10 procre
and would lead to expect her school take the first
rank in point OF usefulness, among the schools of Rich
mond STEPHEN TAYLOR"
Sept If. 37-3w
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II n conformity 10 Deed of Trust, made to the sub
scnbeTs by John r. Hall and Sally his wife, dated the
2Sth day oil November 1881, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Halifax, purpose selling on the pre-
misses on Friday the 18th day Of October next if fair
otherwise the next fair day, tract of Land, on which
SAID Hall present resides formerly called the Old Court
House tract containing by computation 636 2 acres ly-
ing IN the county OF Halifax and bounded by the lands
Doct. Jno X Linn and others. The object of the sale
expressed in the Deed is TO towards the payment of
debts due James Bruce and James s. Easey & Co. This
tract OF Land is conveniently situated private or public
residence being on the stage road leading from the North
to the South. Terms fourth cash and the balance
IN three equal annual instruments TO bear interest in u
months from the date giving bonds satisfactory
cuny III ionnd more convenient purchasers the said
tract will be divided The title is believed to be perfect
but as Trustees shall of only convey such title
as is made 10 US by the said Deed of Trust
WILLIAM PENICK,
JAMES ADHESION.
September Is. 3S-t2sthS
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AhVERSEERS WANTED.-The Subscribers wish
" to employ for the ensuing year, two men 10 supern
tend their plantations in New Kent and Charles City men
with small families will be preferred None need apply
unless they produce satisfactory testimonials of their
characters, well as abilities TO superutend large
tate; to such liberal wages will be given Application TO
be made to the Subscribers, living Poltesvillc
Louisa County. FRANCIS JERDONE, ir.
WILLIAM JERDONE
Sept. II 37-6,s
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Pastor Of The Presbyterian Church on Shockoe Hin
September 20 40-6
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TEVHE LONG BRANCH SCHOOL-The sixth an.
Il nua term OF the school under my daughters charge
will commence on the lst of the ensuing October In
sruction will be given in the various branches usually
studied in English schools Ia addition TO these will be
taught the use OF the Globes, Algebra Natural and Moral
Philosophy, the Elements OF Chemistry and Botany also
the Latin aud French Languages. special attention is
paid TO History Instead of short, unintcrestng abrilg-
ments Of universal history the standard authors OF the most
important periods carefully studied To the above stu
dies three teachers entirely devoted. lady accom-
pIshed in Music and Painting will also reside in my ia
my and give instruction in those branches.
The whole expence of the school, exclusive of Music
Painting and Stationary is $3.50 per annum The addi-
iona price for Music will be $40 and for Painting Sls-
half in advance.
There is vacation only, which commences the first
of August and ends the last of September apprehen
sions need be entertained of the health of the
pnce, since has been signaly best in this respect
situated within three miles of Mill Wood where a new
church is erecnS which will afford greater facilities of
public worship Than those hitherto enjoyed. IL is the
deayour Of 'Hn;e who engaged in the superintendent
OF tnIs school, to regard the moral and regioms
of those committed to H.. 'arfiILIP NELSON
Letters directed t@entjon.
d VIII big and Intimate acquaintance with those who
nave the charge Of the above school, and from abundant
oppor,unity of witnessing from year TO year the fidelity
with which the trst is performed, with perfect sim
ceritv recommend it TO all parents who wish their chill
ren to be accurately instructed in the different branches
and religion WILLIAM MEADE,
assistant Bishop Of Virginid.
Septemberls. 3s-2aw4t
NOTICE.--An persons having claims against the Is
tate OF the tate Richard Morris, requested 10 pre-
sent them Immediately, duly authenticated, TO Philip H.
Winston Ohe undersgned,) at Hanover Court House FOR
paymcntand those indebted to the estate requested
10 make payment TO Philip b. Winston Junr, who duly
that purpose attend the Courts of Goochand Louisa and
/ Hanover until the collections completed
MARY w. MORRIS, Erecufrir.
PHILIP b. WINSTON, Erecufor
II II Yof' Il
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MOTICE.-IIaving sold that part Of Cary's Brook Es-
tate on which the Mansion-house is situated, in the
county of Fluvanno, yet offer for sale on the usual
dit, The tract adjoining il called White Rock, containing
about 600 acres, 100 of which first rate river low
grounds and also another tract adjoining The Mansion
house tract and White Rock called the Cary Creek tract,
containing about the same GO acres Of which are low
grounds equal 10 any on the river
w TfMBERLAKE, Admir-.
with the will annexed Of w. T. Cary, decd.
PALMYRA. Sept il. 3y--4W
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n AND sc. FOR SALE--By virtue of a deed Of
trust, executed by Smith Payne decd and recorded
in the Clerks office of Buckingham, debt due
the Exos. of the late Samuel Irvine, the undersigned,
of them, will, Saturday, the 10Th day of Sep
tembcr, in New Canton, sell TO the highest bidder for
cash. tract of land called Peach Grove, containing by
survey go acreshs land is well adapted to the
crops usual in this region, viz tobacco &C and
there is ordinary dwelling house. Also, two three
slaves the terms. Title believed TO be unques-
donable-the trustees only will be conveyed.
August 2S. I32-tdsl THE TRUSTEES.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF N. YORK
q College IF Physicians and Surgeons of ". York.
The Lectures in this Institution will commence on the
first Monday in November, and continue for four months
Expense Of the whole course fee So
JOHN AUGUSTINE SMITH Nj. ID.
Anatomy and Physiology.
ALEXANDER H. STEVENS, NJ. ID. Surgery.
JOSEPH M. SMITH, NJ d.,
Theory and Practice OF Physic.
EDWARD DELAFIELD, NJ. D.. Obstetrics.
JOHN b. BECK, M. D.,
Materia Medica and Medical Jurisprudence.
JOHN TORREY, NJ d., Chemistry and Botany.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pathological Anatomy and Operative Surgery.
September / /. 36-1stN.
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6lTUATlON WANTED.--A young man in every
- respect qualified 70 take charge Of Superior Coh
Clerks Office and s intimately acquainted with the mode
Of proceeding in Chancery causes IS DESTROYS Of making
arrangement for several years with Clerk OF onpe
rior Court Any communication postage paid address
ed to G. II NJ, Richmond, Va. viii be attended 10.
Septen,jer 2f Sew
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. EMONAL.-Ihe subscriber has removed from his
"a n former residence, few doors below the old Market
directly opposite the Mansion House, and few doors be-
low the Bell Tavern, where he intends carrying on The
manufacture of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware in an It's vro-
ties, and extensive scale than he has heretofore
All tin and sheet iron work done order, and Oh short no.
tce He has also on hand top wagons; and will keep
constantly cast iron stoves OF different patterns The nina
respectfully invited to call before purciasin Hi are
as il his determination to sell as low i I'm
this city. DANIEL W. ER
September II. 36-s.
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NOTICE. wish 10 hire Immediately from ~ to 20
y strong common Laborcrs, for which liberal price
,yii, be given, IN cash. W. TIMBERLhkE.
p,t,n,, "a, Sent. H. 3O-2w
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POLITICAL.
SOUTH CAROLINA


NoL' ii.oMAs IAYLoR-This venerable patriarch of
e capital OF our State, entered his goth year on the av
mat he took his seat President of the Union Conven-
tn His presence must have given halloyed and at
eeuhg interest to the scene The aged patriot could
have chosen appropriate celebration for his birth
day, than 10 preside the councils of an assembly
charged with the destiny of his native State and perhaps
oil this wide republic Charleston Courier.
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uAO6NOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY The an
b g. nual lmeeGns Of the stockholders Of the Roanoke
Nnvigation Company will be held at Weldon, n G., o.
Monday, the 5th day Of November next a. JOYNER'
sent 81 3g--im
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DIR. RELIES
uJBOTANxCAL DROPS I

Is one 81 the t,i.,-f ct}icuc iu,is comuuands il
The Hafer,G .utdtcG. tor tho care or thai
class Of inveierate DlseAses, produced bv an
impure state of The blood, and q vit,nted hnb
!, of body, and usually cxl,ibning then,seive,
W The farms of Seromia, Sah Rhennn. Lepvv
81. 81. Anthony's Ru. Frvrr Sores. feve,
when The bones are afacied.J White Suei
ings. IT applied with DR.. Jebb's L,nin,en,
Foul aud Obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs and
Eyes. Scaid head IN Children Seurvv and
Scortufic Goui. Pimpied o, Car5nncied Fa-
ees.Fesf.ring Erupiionsand Vensreai Ininis,
throughout the body, IN which last case The
Drops often cure when Mercury fails. They
are also the best Spring and .Auiun,nal
Phisie to purify and cleanse the system from
hunonrs which frequently appear q, these
seasons "fihr year. They also aid the pro.
cess oi digestion, and, by purifying The blood,
prevent III" secretion of malignant humours
on the lungs. TIE proprietor confidently
relies upon the vast number Of surprising
cures effected by these Drops, not only in
Boston and iis vicinity. but throughout the
Union. for the beet proof of their excellence
sp al unf,ihng Alternative Medicine, in sll The
cases above specified. This ar,ce has re
Gently been pronounced by physician Of the
FRS, responsibility, who had witnessed its
snrpr,si,g efficacy. n entitled. IN his opinion,
to take the lead of all the popular articles
known ior the above complaints. and lndeed
II IL fast gaming Tins pom, IN public estlma
iion. tbIoughuui the country
Price 81 Bottle, or Sir Bottles for IS.
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DUMFRIEs'
EYE w A e E r!

LVON sore ~ in.jaamed Eyes, gives ,,nmedi
Il ale ease aud relief. On recent sore
eyes. the effect ls most salntsry. Where the
complaint has been of years standing. and in
some cxcerdiag bad cases. the most mex
pected and desirable relief has been found in
the use ofihis Eye WATER after every 9th
or renedy aud failed Many persons who
have used n. pronounce II The best prepars-
iion Tor these complaints they have ever met
with. especially IN cases os soreness or IN
formation oflong standing.
Pure 25 cents bottle
*~None are genuine u iless signed an the
nntside printed wrap,er. by the sole proprie
Tor, u KIDDER. irsmediote successor to Ih,.
late Dr.. w r. Co>wAr For sale at hi.
Connting Room. over No 49, Conr, street
near Concert Hall. Boston. and also BY hi
special appointment. nv
DIR. X. r. HAZARD.
AT the sign of the
Golden Mortar,
Washington Square,
Newport, X. !.
Also,
A. the sign Of the
GOOD SAM TIA
3 dours soa,lI of Market Square,
Nswpurt, n. 1.
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WD Y : II + II STA,
OR INnlGE ESTION


nF long standing, and at the most obs,i
" nate character. has been immediately
relieved. and often permanently cured, in a
variety of cases that have occurred in Boston
and vc,nry. by using Tor n shor' time
DR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
AND
N TT BILIOUS PILLS,
both Of which are 10 be taken together. nc-
cording 10 valuable. plain and practical dirsc
lions accompanying the Spacltic. Price 81
cts. each.
Nonc are genuine unless signed on
the outside printed rapper, by the sole pro
p,i,ior. r. KIDDER. immediate successor Ia
The late d.. w. y. CoNwAY. For sale al
his Counting Room, over No. ~. Court
street, near Concert Hall, Boston, aud also
by his special appointment. by
DIR r. r. HAZARD.
At the sign offhe
Golden Mortar,
WAsnINoToN SQUARE,
Newport,
ALSO, ~ tie sign Of the
GOOD SAMARITAN.
, donrs south of Marke, Square,
NswPoRr, X. I.
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Office ofthe C0m~issioners ssdse ~
Act to carry into effect t1s
Ccuvsntioa With France.

WAsurseroN CRY, 18th Sept. iS93.
nRDERED, That all persons having clsissA
~ under the Convention between The United
States and Ills Majesty the King of the FrsnsA
concluded an the 4ih of July, 1891, do hls rnsu-
orisls of the same with the Secrs'ary of tss
Board Every memorial m filed, nust DO ID.
drt ssed To tho Commissioners. m must act faru,
minu,sly and particularly tho fact, snd cireoae'
stances whence The right Ia prefer ssoh claim
is derived to the claimant, and IL musl be verks4
BY his affidavit.
And in order that cisin,anis n,sy BE- apprissA
of Whist the Board now considers necessary -
bs sverrsd in every such memorial, before tks
sams will bs received and acted on, u o ter
thor
Ordered, That in every such ms"srAl 10
shall be set forth,
l. For * in behalf Of whsm the slsin h pc.
ferrsd
2 Whether the claimant 10 citizen oftke y.
nited States Of America; and IL so, whether hs
is native ar na,uraized, and where 70 nov hia
domicii if he claims in his own right. thea
whether he Was n citizen when the claim haa in
origin, aud whore was then his don,icii or II No
claims in the right of another. then whethSs
such other was citizen when the claim sae Ne
origin, and whore wss then. and where . Osw.
his dnmieiL
3. Whether the entire anosnt Of ths claso
does now, snj dia a, the time when the eisa
had its origin, belong solely and absolutely TO We
claimant 1: and IL any other person n or has sesa
interested therein, or in any part ,hsreoi, thsa
who 10 such other person, and what 10, of waAs
the nature aud extent Of his interest, and how,
when, BY what means. and Tor what eons,dsra.
tioW the transfer OF rights or interes,, ~ Asy
such were, took place between the parties.
4 Whether the elamant,' or any other ~t~
may st sny time have been entitled ." the q
nsnusi elaImsd, or any part thersof. hath ev"
received any, and IL any. what sum OF money g
othsr equivalent 40 indsnnifeatiou fsr TIE wnose
or sny part OF the loss or injury upon when .ss
elsiss 10 founded, and IL 10, when, ana ~
vbsm, the same wss received.
Aat that ,uns may be allowed TO the ssaso-
ants To prepare and 6is the memorial" sss's
mentioned, IL 70 further
Ordered, That when THE Board shall cIsss
the present session. IL will adjourn tn meet q
gain On the third Monday ef Deeemosr sex's
Al which time II will proceed to decide whsoaot
the s,emosisls which a,sy have bean fled utsh
the Secretary are n coniorsnity TO ths foregceag
ordsrs and proper 10 bs received for sxamine-
| tiom. aud to transact asy ether bssinsss tsas
msy came before II. and that the Secretary
csuss public notice hereof tn be given in the
jo ru.ls sutherisea 10 publish the laws 81 ~
United States By erdsr Of the Beard,
~ j.. e FROsT. Bee.
s.sr The pspess suihorissd to publish ths
awe II the Uuitsd etstes will insert the absve
notice once week until the thud Mosssy ~
December neat, and forward their sceen.tc -
this sf6rs for Psynsat Wsl isvSeS
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TO TIE
.Ladies! /!

NET llTrE and SOUND Teeth are both an
w ornament aud blessing. The best
security for their advantages ,s 10 be found
~ the use 81 tho
BRITISH ANTlSEPTIC DENTIFREE
Thus elegant Tooth Poicdsr with veiy lii
Ne nse. risdlca,es the .Scurpy IN the gums
aud prevents the accumulation of 1drier,
which no, only blackeus bu, Inoscns the
'rrIh, and sccplt rates their decay. The
Den,ifric" thus removes the prevailing eau
-es Of offensive breath, preserves the health
mess aud foridness Of The gums, aud renders
he teeth beaWfuIly white.
P,re. 50 cents.
G'Nonr genuine unless signed on The
outside printed wrapper. by the sole proprie
tor. r. KIDDER' immediate successor Ia The
latr DR.. w Il. CoNwAY. For sale at his
Counting Room, over No 30 Court stree,
near Concert Hall. Boston. aud also by his
special appointment, by
DIR. X. II. HAZARD,
AT the sign of the
Golden Mortar.
Washington Squire,
Newport. X. I.
ALso,
Al tho sign of the
GOOD SAWANITAM
3 doors south of Market Square,
Newport. Z. ].
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DIR RELIES AROMATIC PILLS.
" FOR FEMA Ms.

fEFIEY PUrt hr BI"od, quicken In cir
Il cnlstIon, tssisi the suspended operation
nf nature. andAre a general ,emedy for thn
prevailing complaints among tho female pare
of ofsoc~,y. The Pills are particularly rfiicsc,
iOns IN III. Greeo Sickness. Palpiia,on o
the Heart. Gddinrss, Short Breath. Sinking
of the SprJs. DEP ciion and D,sinclinsiion
to Exercise and Sncieiy, Married ladies'
will find ,ht pills equally useful. cxcpp, in
csses of prtgnancy. 'chtn hry must moi BE-
tnken :n-ihei must they be taken by persons
Of hectic f ccnsumptive habits. Price 81,
81 boz.
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Advertisement !!

rOlTHE ASTH.sETIC a. CONSUHP TYYE
'kvltEtnost prevalent aud fatal Of all the Dis
= soxds incident Ia civlllIed sociely--ihe
CONSUMPTION may generally be traced to
heleSss nln rmlng Of disorders, q slight but
negisrfrd rald. b, es,imnt.on IL appears That
one ehnadfsa and my thousand persons die
illl})o{ix at 1AAa. nal at an
~ss''tresu',s may o. attributed to cu,,.."v..
Cotds. and negligent treatment of the har
rassmg Cough that generally cnsncs - which h
IS usually followed ny difficult breathing. pain
~ The side. and A. lasi Uceroted Lungs V,o
ent snd repeated Asthma',c s,,a.ks slso
bring on c.'nsnmptIv" symptoms. One or iva
ini srs expended in The purchase OF
Or. I i.Fs Air NJ vic PILLS.
md lntle attention 10 their timely admins
ration. will usually ensure a mltlgaiion oi
,hese di-order,. and generally cffrc, cure
The Pills nrc also e..sy aud effrrtual rem
sdy f"r the symptoms preceding and sccom
panv,ng the Asihms aod Consumption For
Colds, Coughs, difficulty of breathing iis ht-
ness and structure across the Chest. Whcez-
ing. Pain in the SIDE, Spnting of Blond. Sc.
Few cases can occur of any of tins class oi
disorders in which the purchasers of DR..
Re Ifr's Pills will M, find rich return for
Ih-lr tr,f ng expenditure.
Price whole boxes, 30 Pills. doll. half
no. I2 Pills. 50 cts.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
TETCH! /!

ItoWtVER mveiers's. ~ oss hsars sppii
- cation, and no Danger from taking estd b.,
DuMFRIEs oyNTN6ENT.
rs prena'siina. for pieassni ness. safety. .expe
sa'. ease and certainty stands Srrisaiisd f;,r
pure "f this ir"ubissnns q unplaint Il is 81
h ~ ib,s s.d'ssgr"able di.pfder. nost rlfaci ually
/ 'ns Aorr s-spp piiaatiow -SSiy. ~ RrNs
Il rsna q ,,isin the least particle nf ,o-rcu
Y II .ihnt q AMAZON lngr-dient- t--and. .snas--h -hA
ppm . .siih perfect safety By pregnsot tsn'a leo
. tacbiidren NJ the bressi
tfre. J7S centSs Z with su,plc disectionr,
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ALSO.
The celebrated CAMBRTAN,


The celebrated ChMBRTAN.
TOOThACHE PILLS. which give imwse
d;ats rslieC without The lease injury to the
Teeth On trial ihis will be'founJ one Of the
bes, rrmed,es known for this complaint. Price
SD cents box.
None genuine unIces signed on the
outside printed wrapper. by The sole propre
tor Y. KinDER immedinie successor To The
lsle DR. w. y. Conway. For sale at his
C'nint,ng Room. over No. 90, Court street,
near Concert Hall. Boston, and also by his
special appointment. by
DIR. r. r. HAZARD.
At the sign Of the
M Golden Mortar,
WAsHINoroN SouARE,
NeDpori, X. 4
ALSO. At the sign of the
GOOD SAMARITAN.
8 doors south Of Markot Square,
NEwAoRr, r. I.
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DE. JE8B'S CELEBRA.
TED LHNIMs Mt.

tnOsr severe rlsractrr. have seceivod rerisl
relief aud many have beeo cured in q r.
hdsys. sums Ia "a hpni~ g. noinbes of pc
s,'ns 10 bo-ion sHd y"inhY. ehp were lnr
meriy affected VIII the Rheumatism hav.
very fully tssslif,d. CeiIifca'es are 10 fhs
nossesSiop Of the Proprlrlor, proving III.
mus, ,horongh and surprising cures by moan,
at this power Lintment. m ca-es wher,
oi!'er approved sppiicatious had utterly ia led
Th" LIninent Is also used with success for
Bruises Spra'ns. Nominees. Snffhess of the
Joints. Chibloins. &r.
Pnce, 50 cts, a bottle.
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OTTO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
COR II s

'HU cclrbrnict ALBION CJKNP Plan
TEt affords instant relief. sad al the
-H'n" ''me dissolves and draws thc Corn out
ny me roots. without the least pain.
CEnrFicArE.--"To ,ho-e sffl.c,rd with
Corns on their feet do certify. that I have
used The ALsioN CnRr PLAsrRR. with ccm
p'"'e success. Bofore had nsrd one box, il
completely cared Carn, whieh had troubled
mr Tor msny yeArs. makrthis public far
ne benefit of t''osc Afflicted with ina, pain.
wM. SnAw
FSsh;ng. T.. r. FEB. %"
pftce 50 ccntss A hcr