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e7asge GaE1r g So &Ez5ag.
Highly important 10 Females.
AUSIIN'S
Elz t-El.s-7z ~.l q $ (: = x.sss,.

IHE subscriber is iuiiy aware how
little confidence is placed BY :he public
IN the bumefens nostruiDs offered 10 thSm
but he can assure them that tba. whieih
he now offers to ,heir consideration is a
specific of certain efficacy, which he has
fully tested in his pl ac,ice.
1t is well known 10 all, particularly
gentlemen Of the profession, how tedious
and frequently unsuccessful the most of
The prescriptions that have hitherto been
used IN Female complaints are-such as
distractions Of the Terms-Cachexis
Green sickness, &c &c.
The subscriber has the Happiness Of
informing The afflicted that be has in his
possession Medicine that surpasses ali
others that bas ever fell under his notice
for the cure of the above diseases. lit is
particularly so 10 all distractions of the
ver-Sp'sen Mesen,ery and w omb---
and an unrivailed adjunct in the cure of
DFopsy.
The subscriber strongly recommends
Medical gentlemen to give it trial, be-
ing convinced if once Introduced into
practice il would become one of the most
popular medicines of the day.
individuals suffering under e,thersof
the above complaints would do well TO
call upon The subscriber personally. OF
address him by letter, stating particularly
their disease-how long they have been
afflicted S1c.-epclosing his fee Of Five
Dollars. (Le'iers post paid on the re-
ceipt Of which the Medicine aud tiirecs
tons will be forwarded as per order
Direct 10 midd!eb,ook, Augusta Co, Va.
His residence is about one mile South
OF Middiebrook. Numerous certificates
| could be produced OF It's wonderful pow
ers, but dcIicacv iorbids both the reliev-
ed and the subscriber from giving the
names Of respectable Females to the pub.
lie.
The subscriber is always to be found
at home when not otherwise professions
ally engaged. w. G. AUSTIN.
Nay 10Th, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-19
AlbeEMarIe Land Mt
Public Sale.

MONTEAGLE, the late residence of
Craven Peyton. decd. will be sold to the
highest bidder. on Thursday the 7th of
September next. Git fair. otherwise the
next fair day.. This is considered one
OF the most valuable Estates in the up.
per couutry--and in point Of health and
beauty, is surpassed By no situation in
the State. 1t contains by recent sur
vey 1000 acres upwards OF 500 Of
which are cleared the balance well tim
bered. 1t is bounded for nearly two
miles on the North and East by the Ri
wanna River, and on the South by Buck
Island Creek, large stream emptying
into the river. The two streams form
upwards of 300 acres OF low grounds. of
very superior quality-the greater part
being aliuvial aud well adapted to the
growth Of Coru, Wheat. Oats. and To-
becco. The improvements are not good.
The dwelling house is old. Blu. large
and comfortable, and situated OH beau
tiful eminence. bringing all the arabic
land under the eye-and making the
prospect in every direction picturcsGn.
and beautiful There IS every necessary
out house, with Hoise.afiil. Th,esn;ng
Machine, Ice House, 81. Thr,e are ten
or twelve nevec failing springs Of pu.e
water OF the place.
Also another Tract contaioine 40 a,
crcs, Immediately or the River. aDcvu
the thousand acre tract just described,
with upwards Of one HUNDRED acres of
River bottom, and leo acres OF hirn
land cleared, the balance well .lmheroJ.
This land lies we'll. and is well s,arcd
has or il pretty good DIV EILIEu
HOUSE, aud some OUT houses--.aud 10
susceptible of being mad most hsav:i
full and desirable residence. These
Lands lie eigh miles East ofChafiottes-
vile. The Rivanna is navigable ct all
seasons to Columbia, where ii empties
into James River.
AT the same time and place, i'll be sole
rs OR go SAA EES.
men, women and boys-some of them
very likely IL OF 10 lead of Horses
3 or Of them, fine saddle horses Is or
20 Milch Cows, and Work Oxen; rs
head of Sheep; 20 or so head of hogs,
&c. Also, all the Household and
Kitchen Notwithstanding Utensils
~ WI oSoSi iPtioh-' hCat oES-ooC
set Of Blacksmith's Tools, sc.
TERMs-For the Land, one fourth of
the purchase money will be required in
haad, the balance in three equal annual
payments, with q deed of trust to secure
the payments. The Negroes will be
sold for cash. For the other property a
credit Of IL months will be given, on ali
sums over five dollars the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase large
or small estate, in this most b. autiful and
desirable country, are invited to view
the above lands before the day ofsale.
Any communication addressed to the
subscriber, at EverettsviIle, Albemare
county, viii be attended to-
CHARLES l.. PEYTOE.
E:r'or Of C-Gven Psy:on, decd
Monteagle. Aibemarle Co, Iu'3 3.
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VIRGIN VIA.

VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circui: Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County. on Mon>
day the 2ud day of July, 1898.
John ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
George r. Gather and James Alexan-
der Sheriff of Augusta County, defen>
| danls.
IN CHANCERY
The defendant George r. GnitheG. mo-
having entered his appearance, and Civ
en- security. according to the act OF AS
sembly and the Rules of this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inh abitant of this Com
monwealth : 1t is ordered, that the said
defendant. do appear here, on the first
day of the next term, 10Th Of Nov. and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy of this order, be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper, printed in
Stanton. for two months successivelv
and posted at the front door of the Court
house of Augusta County.
A Copy-Teste,
NICHS. C.. KIM Ely, c. C.
July-l2.
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Farmers Attend

The subscriber respectfully informs
the Farmers and others, that his THREsH-
ING AND CLEANING MACHINE will be in
operation on Friday next, on the lot OF
Mr.. Harper. contiguous to Staun,on, on
the Winchester road, where and when
they will have an opportunity of judging
OF lis work. All interested in such i'm
provements are earnestly invited to
attend.
M. McKEEVER.
July 10, 1893.
n. 3. The subscriber wishes to en-
ploy man as feeder 20 the above ma>
chine. Constant employ ment and libe-
raj wages will be given. NJ. Mex.
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AE. THE cash will be required
So in future for postage on news
papers in advance, for letters and pam
phIets, always on the delivery Of them.
HENRY BLAKEa1ORE, PM.
Mt. Scion. July 10.
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FEssloN, in Germany, EUROPE.
8 3 s 8 s 8 8

Wc.he Undersigned, practitioners OF medicine in Ger
many are vel a~ are, that by may forfeit
he frsndship Of some Of the faculty, but bcneyo-
rent members, who uninfiuenced by selfish noyey
h0ugh We shall refrain from expression If cur ofin
ION, enher OF the souDdnes unoundncss Of Dr. Goo
ckes new doctrine, happy cay that deem his
oaa'e 100 vauabe not TO be genera y known what
our eyes behold and our ears hear NUT believe.
we hereoy state, that when DIR. Louis OIfop GosIcLs
'' cauit before the German public the p,etencd DIS
eoYerer doctrine and medicine Id him in
inc believing ard openly him
10 os pa.mpoor and The prince quac. ON hearing
euout The oana'ive, against it and for ~ were
inouced from mo'res Of curiosity merely to make trial of
US tePn'ed virtues upon number Of hope IS pa
m ms ana we now deem 1T our bounden duty (eren the
expense our self iptsrests publicly ackeowl,dg. ITS
hRhy ehea IN caring onl, consumption but Sher
fearful nai les, which have heretofore believed incur
a1e ort contempt for the discov.rer Of this az
AZ once swallowed NJ in asonhment at tbese expect
90 results; aud amends for our abuse Of him WE do
frankly confess to the world, that believe hrn philen-
.hroP who does honor to the profession cou-
try, which gave him birth.
ne recent adoption OF this medicine into some Of oar
european Hospitals IL sufficient t,,t If
II IS used, It is its best witness ~
HERMAN ETMULLER. Dr. ID.
WALfERYAN GkUTT, " d.
hDoLPHUS WERNER, NJ. ID.
Germany, December 10. 1896 eop'Iy oct III
May %, 1S3S-3m
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A LIST OF LETTERS

OF LETTERS
in the Post Office at Slaun~
4 July, 1888.
'tin James A Irwin
r Z Jackson
n Abraham kindly
ne N G Kinney
10y w IN Kestcrson
Chesley Kinney
Benjamin Lee
Jacob Long
8 Benjamin Lamb
Susan II Lave
Elizabeth Lilly
Jacob Michael
ks Julia Mizer
Rev Levy Monroe
N S Moore
, John Martin
Eleanor Martin
an Samuel Maycs
James hurry
Craig s. Maupin
Ro A Mcclellan
Judson Mccoy
stiau Alex McClung
john Mcdowell
sta Co cCormick s. Co
ey Walter McMulIen
George Paris
W p p Pitmnn
F nj Pj,man
Ro Porterfeld, jr
d Lewis Peace
re James PONCE
an Anna NJ Riichy
Emily Rideout
Stephen Reynolds
an David Ration
MIR Ruff
Maria Rayon
, Rev S Smith
WIN Sprouse
Andrew Sprouse
Z Pa;sey Snyder
son Ro w Singleton
George SPOTS
10 David Summers
John Smith
~ John G. Sewers
ger a d Trotter
r Thomas Tousey
tucker Charlotte Trent
ian Henry Whisman
Stephen Wsdk ms
WIN w White
w illiam w Wilson
spiial James Walker
Elizabeth Young
".
L.TREMPER, P. NJ.
S.
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Sold by BENZ. f. GRAH14IIof Green
Oiiie. Hgsnt fer augusta County, Ia.
letter from H. F. Sherwood, Esq, of New York.
8 g 8 g 8 8 g

Dr. d. 5. RowaDd,-Sir, About The middle Of July
of the Matehless Sanatve which perceived you were
agent, and which protested to be eign remedy
Consumption
As my wife then fast wasting away with tins dread
full disease, and family ply daily aud
steppsd to his hou'e and asked any
jee ions to her taking medicine. replied that
he was perfectly willing Mr.: Sherwood SHOULD take that
OF any other medicine she might choose but he though,
could do her good hsr nss rapidly consuming
and no human means could her'' Still, as drown
ing person will catch straw aud The Sentative being
commended by three ply stefan who had it in their
practice, she concluded give trial s,ni and pur-
chased VIAL which sine commenced taking three times
day. giving e. indulgence her appetite according TO
;dera5y eight o. te" das ba. she va. .hor
~ able To cat and drink freely, without the least
fence.
Within four weeks from her 6r using the medciue her
feeb and wasted form began TO pu srene and
men to the ter as,opi.hmen, ofc1r family and
friends. She enjoying table (ihough not
tend church
Mrs Sherwood and myself both fully of opinion and
so all who know her remarkable CASE,
life 10 the sGnGtfre and there probably
sumPtve in the United States who have yet
heard Of this medicine, measures ough, speedily b.
dopted TO have IL more generally known.
number of persons in this neghborbood understand,
\ benefit.
think OF going to the South, with my family .onctm,
This fall and in do, will proclaim the
clans here actively opposed it, do sincerely
1t iavsa my wife i from ,s an opening grave:
| are at liberty to publish it. R.sPt e,foily, &c.
| II. +. SHERWOOD.
Extract from the Essex Register, published in Salem
Massachusetts,
| GERMAN sANATIVE
The Agents the sale OF this invaluable Msdicine in
this city, have the possession, many instances which
resulting from it. Inquirer. be directed the
individuals ty calling at Che B"1k;!Hss the Agen
certificate from three nbers rthc EDlCAI. FRO
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JOHN o. LAY,
Agsnt at Richmend.
THOS. K. BRACE.

President Atna Insurance Company.
THE Subscriber intending for the fu-
tUre to devote his undivided attention to
the subject Of Insurance, thinks it proper
to add, that EVERY loss which has oc-
CURED during his agency OF the A:tna
Office, for the last l6 years, has been
literally adjusted aud settled by him. to
the satisfaction of the parties insured.
JOHN O. LAY,
Asent dGtna Insuranee Can,2ara.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-19

% The sick are all taking Goeeke's MA,ehc.s Sara
ave. which IS astonishing Europe and America with it.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-19
THE HTNA
E'1gzE Insurance C07,passy!

ARE continuing to take risks inTown
aud Country,on Dwelling Houses Stores,
Manufactures, Mills and other Build.
inss, and on Furniture, Libraries, Wear
ing Apparel, Stocks of Goods, Machine
ry, and the Stock Of Mills and Manu-
factories, as well as OH most other de-
scrIptions of insurabie property. The
terms will. in all eases, be made as ia.
vorable. as can be obtained at any other
good Office. Applications 10 be made
either personally, or by letter, to the
AGENT at Richmond
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THE
Matches SRN3tiVe.
StGunton, June %

Inv, MED by the immortal Louis Olfon Go,lckc M d.
OF Germany, Europe,
Isssonshing the World with its Mighty Victories over
fearful Diseases which have been ncua-
BILE BY physicians in every being the VALUABLE
MEDlCINE aud the unaccountable
OF any prepared by human hands Medicine obtain
ed equally from the amin w. mineral and Vegetable King
doms, thus possessing a5I3-1 HREE FOLD TOWER-sGS;
medicine of more value TO Mankind than the Unit1d
Treasures Of Globe, and for which have abundant
cause TO bless the benehccnt hand of kin
Msdcne which begiu. be Valued by Physicians. who
have r'tofore opposed IL who daily witnessing its
astonishing ofmany whom uey had resigned to the
gr"spof the lNSATlABLE GRAVE,!-a precious and
powerful Medicine, which has thoroughly filled the great
vacuum in the Nfatera medical aad thereby proved itself
TO be the eonquHer Of PHYSICIANS.
Dose ofns Sshatvc-For AduIts, drop, for Chill
drsn, half drop for infants quarter drop. The dir~c
ticns aain ths method Of taking the portions
contain history OF the edicin.
vtntor.
Price three & one-tird FIX Dollars, (s2 SOY per half
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A LIST o.
REMAINING in th
ton, on the LIST OF Jul
DIR VIM nj Austin
a M Austin
James Anderson
Abraham Aughe
Lorenzo P Ashby
Mary p Beard
Sally Brown
Thomas Bryan
Susan Fl Brooks
Charles Bryan
Mary Bell
Black g. Steel
Nor5ourn Brooks
Maria Bryant
Mary Collins, or
Marg't Sullivan
Christian Grim
Andrew e Cowsn
Jane Crawford
A Med Cowan
Preston Gale
w m J Cabell
Ebenezer Christian
VIM Cook
Clerk of Augusta C
Jefferson Kinney
Mary DiXson
Dryden Dold
John Nj Estell
ID g. r Erwin
William Eagon
w IN S Eskridge
Geo A Freeman
William Farr
Benz f Frye
| Rev Il Freeman
| Caleb Griffith
| John Grnnstaf
| Robert Glendis
John Gardener
John Grove
Jereminh Grant
Achilles Garrison
George. Geiger
Edwin Goodwin
Louis Hartman
Hugh Hamilton
Hesekiah Heller
John Hollander
Daniel j Hansuckt
Jacob Haltermsn
Thomas Holt
G. p Ilolcomb
lie wis Harris
Clerk Lun Hospila
John Jennings
VIM. McClung.
| July il, 1898.
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Virginia Scrivener.

AND
.Hrvthmeticdi Table Books,
For sale at the Printing Office OF the
Spectator.
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JOB PRINTING

Neatly and eEpeditiously executed at Iris
Office.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

Or Frenchmsn, named Tremble, residing in Ber-
gen, in New Jersey, manufacturer Of fireworks. ae-
cdentally set FIRE to his house. and blew himself and
HE child up They were 90 shockinely burned, THAI
Their lives are dsspsred o. person who witnessed
the misfortune tells us that the thing was the most
sudden and oH-hand affair he ever cav; one minute
all tranquil in the next an explosion, and all over.
with heap of ruins and two ldelces bodies.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17
BRANDRETH'S
Vegetable Universal Pills.

AN EFFECrUAL ASSISTANT OF NATURE.
- VHE.SE Pills recommended by thousands Of
whom they have cured of o"sump,ion' Influenza
Colds Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Pains, and
sense Of f,ne.s back part Of tho head, usually the
symptoms Apopexy Jaunlicc, Fever and Ague, bill
Ous tvphus yellow Fevers, of all kinds Asth-
ma, Gous, Rhe masism, nervous diseases, Liver Com
plan Peusy inward weakness, depression Of the Spirits
Rup,urs. inAammaon Eyes, Fits, Palsy, Dropsy,
small Pox, Meazlss, Group, Coughs, Whooping Cough
unsey, Choc, Cholera Morbus, Gravel, Worms, Dysin-
,ery Deafness, ringing noises in the Head, Kings Evil
Scrofi,a, Erysipclas, ST. Anthony's Fire, Sail Rheum
White Sweling. Ulcers, of,brsy years standing;
Cancers Tumours swsled feet and Leg. Piles
all eruptos Of the Skin, fightl Dreams, Female Com
plants ofevsy kind especially Distractions, Rslaxations,
SC.
The having received tbs appointment as Agent
for Medicine, for the Counties Of Union,
Delaware Randop, Hancock, Henry, Madison, Shelby,
Rush, and Waync would inform the public that he at all
times will keep supply on hand, either at wholesale or
Retail He viii, may be consistent, appoint
gents all the principal within his limits All
for Agencies, ost paidO will receive
promp. attention., and terms made know1.
JAMES GROVER.
Corner of From. and Walnut Streets, south of Mai,.
nA& W. Appleton Of Ccn:reville, has been appointed
GEM a. place. and also Dublin, Wayne County
Richmond, April 8, 1887. l4n
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17
NILES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TOMATO,
IN pSTlFCTE ron Gallo ~ E L.

= u y
NVHE proprissors of this article asr Prosraesed and
expensive research, believe they have Obtained from
Vegetable Kingdom, safe and certain substitute for eafo
MEL at least ealoms beneficial effects
upon system article free from all substances
productive Of disastrous consequences
The this medicine upon the constitution - UNI
versa part system escaping its n6usncs is,
upon the organs of secretion and eIeTet'o that
great power is particularly manifested From this It
will seen direct effect upon the hillary organs,
and peculiarly adapted to the treatment Of bilious
rers, Diseases in which tod'y OF congestion
of the hrer and portal circle prevail.
1, is admissible in cases, where il is necessary to
the stomach and bowels IL removes
and exeses quick and healthy aeso" Of the liver and 9th
slanduar viscera Of the abdomen Being dfusibs in
its operation, il produces free circulation IN The vessels
of the body, accompanied BY gentle per-
spasion Ii exhaust like drastic puges; ss its
universal, and be often repeated, not
safety but with great benefit This becomes
o. no% x s,ros:
cne, seldom, do good, but tend to ure the sam
ina of the constitution.
fec, harmony known iacs Of life, and is andooo
edy valuable articles offered for pub
lie trial and inspection.
This medicine may be had at Apo,hsearies Hall, Main
street. one door above 5sh street, CncnDas and also Of
the following agents in the State Of Indiana
DR.. A. Carer-Greensburgh, Decatur county.
DR.. J. ". Whitese!-Knightsown Henry county,
DR.. N. Lewi-Clarksburgh, Decatur counsy.
Dr.. T.. Pason-Anderson, Rush county
Messrs. Pierce and Standardization, Grant county.
VIM. Y: Acknowledgements
z. r. Peciv.l & Co.Harsford Dearborn county.
X. II. Carer-Danve, Hendricks county.
r. w. Webe,ef-Crawfordsville, Montgomery county
Alexander Vanpes-Noble, Shelby county.
Mason & Griaith-Cnnnersville, Fayems county
Thomas Morrow-diss. agent for Union, Fayssss and
W. yne.
j. II. Wrsh,-Mil.on, Wayne county.
DR.. S. Procssr-Grssnca ssle, Putnam county.
J. & J. Bowen-I.odi, Park county.
DR.. N Fisld-Js6ersonville.
Lyon Il Wilcox-Evansville
Allen Makepeaee-Chesserhsld, Madison county.
Ii. Brightwell-Richmond.
A. MILES,
Ono Of tho proprissors and General Agent.
CINCINxATI, Dec. Is, 1887. ~
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17
Indiana Mutual Fire-Insurancc
COmDany.
Company.

V|O1uRSSIlys
Chartered JauMory 3Osh, 1887.
Office, No. n, Blake's Building, opposite Brow.
niag's Hotel, lndianapOli
JAMES BLAKE, Prcsidcnf and Treasurer.
CnARLEs w. CADY, Secretary.
THIS Company being fully organized, is ready to
receive applications for snssrdace.
Every person who insures in ibis Company becomes
Of il, with all privileges incident eorpo
and Immediately interested in its general exse
condition The assured at the time Of
making appca for required 70 give his
promsory Obligation called the NOTE without in
seress, Of which is determined BY the in
sured and the Of the which he pays
per advance. No further payment required,
should during the period Of years, this
being for which policies issued, which times
made equisaby all the notes
Of rk, 70 $1,000, assured would give
for $40, per cent Of which paid in advance,
e. and 81 tho Policy would make only 50 fOs his
rs. payment As the Policy fos six years, much pei
trouble and anxiety saved to the assured IN not be-
ing required make annual of e The
company insure Of the estimated vaius OF build
ines, and ome-haf Of personal property.
The contingency upon which the calls up
the premium depend, much in favor Of the as
ed in this company adverse to thsln proof Of this
actual results many similar insaiesso0s be ad
iucsd. No Mutual Insurance Company in tho United
with such adverse fortune IS to stop ITS
which is than be said OF stock eomPa-
considered that insurance in this
company will safer, cheaper, and certainty more so
able, than by any other method yet devised.
Partial losses will be paid in fall exceeding thu n
Mount insured.
Jamesw Green, Esq. of Richmond, is hereby duly
aorissd TO act as an for the Inana Mutual Fire
Insurance Company By order Of Board Of Directors
CHAS. w. CADY, See'y.
uly, Is, 1887. 27-3m.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

1D0OK DlNDlNC.-The subscriber having purcha-
ID - she BlNDERY, formerly owned BY Jesse Stanley,
1r,eased all orders The above business
despaseA Persons wishing Blank Books made, have
sAsa s.lsd pa,sns By leaving dsetons The bsss
Il paPss win 10 used Wished and tho work executed in
III ~ ~ him. OLYAn assortment Of BLANK BOOKS
yin - ksps On haad, and On BOOKS RK-sorxD. Riees
aDoAfraAG.
uss1b Dsss and Shos SsOso. w. NJ LEEDS.
RieAossa, l2sh NO. 9sb, 1881. @Sf
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PAY UP! PAY up!

THOSE k0owng themselves indebesd - de lass Asm Of
COALE 4 HAMILTON will please can aad sessls thes
aeeoon-as sksy given issuance Of logger
Than 80 days credit they many ready and viing
The Books in the hands Of H. 8 Hami:to0 Nc d. Old
Stand, they BE- any time Thar
s.all, but many-sheefss unable n call all
ourselves, which paid shortly will - len in he hands
Of . magistrate.
COALE 4 HAMILTON.
Nov. -, 1897. 46-a
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Yickers, EnslbrOcatiOm.

TINE ..a;< ar, informed have appointed Edward
Pm ~ n,ioepnI wholesale agent Richmond la for
~ sajs q my Embroc alton, for the cure OF
PssaIyssis Spains, Lumbago or pain IN the oac.
80 Cniiblains Bruises, Cramps, Burns, sca'., Sore
hesass &C. Sc; and, in order ~ prevent IN; pubic rom
1one imposed upon by spurious preparations nave
TTlorfor Thomas Tiekers EMbrocafson, ttio,)
- mpe,s,ed in the glass Of each bottle Each bill OF
S;...s;ons vii also have name, signed with red mis- IN
k..1 ,,;e;s~ This Er,hrn- - "'" ." 1850
n. sI,e follow ns diseases in borses viz f"H-Ec'
SSsi esrcy TSrcs Sprs"s, i" olie Il 'e'" gfre I'M
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an iss vasis bsases and hopes have share Of pub
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