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40 the Citizens Of Virginia.
EeR. KTffE.

II,s finished his professional through part of the
tnion III. Medicines gave general satisfaction of
v testimonials noticed in all the Virginia and Other
Southern newspapers. The denand for his remedies is
mildly increasing South particularly in the state of Nir
linn, tst he found it necessary his office from New
York 10 The city RICHMOND, Nirgnia,l whore it will
le kept open Main Street, opposite the Furm
o., nunk for the sale of his celebrated
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For Rent.

u NJ possession gwen Immediately, the Brick
L n TENEMENT, on Main street. formerly occu-
p'ed BY Martin Ward Davis, as a Dry Goods Store.
Apply to Thomas Mckinney orto
MARTIN. WARD Il DAVIS.
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A & A Il d.
DIR =. ss. FISHER,

TENDERS his services TO the cilIzens oil Liberty
i and ils yicnage. Fionl an experience OF several
years praetice and by assduons attendance 10 his
profession, he hopes to merit share OF the pnthc
patronage. lie mas be found at Mr. Teny's Hotel,
or at his Office few doors selow.
April 7 Is
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L.f.N'DS .I.V'D SL.YV.E!S
AT Auction.

IN PURSUANCE OF a DECRETAL ORDER
OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chan
eety for the town OF Lynchburg, made the last
trim OF the said Court, IN suit therein depending
wherein Chswcll Dabney is Piartl1, aud John Bull
lock, James Bullock, and others defendants the
undersigned WILL on the Slh day OF June l53s, nj The
Pedlar Mills, in the county Of Amherst, expose te
sale. by way OF nnhlic Anciinn. for ca.l
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NJ ay 10

EN7lIEREAS, the Circuit Superior Court oil
w Law and Chancery of BEDFORD county. did,
on the Sth day Of May, 1885, in a cause therende
pending, of
John NJ. Harvey and AiagJ'lme Harvey, e.'or
and executrix OF Matthew Harvey, decd. PIht
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GERMAN sANaTzyE.
q q q q . q q q q


We the undersigned practitioners oimctcne in Germany
well aware, that by forfeit friend
ship of some oiho faculty but of its bcne, client members
who are uninhuenced by selfish motives. Though shall
refrain from m OF either OF the sound
unsoundness of Dr. Goeickc doctrines are
happy TO say that we deem his Sanaye valuable
generally known Tor what behold and
W must believe.
We hereby state, that when DIR Louis Oon Goelcko first
came before the German public, the pretended iscoverer
OF a new doctrine aud Medicine held HIM in the
highest contempt believing and openly pronouncng him
50 much SAID about the Sentative against and for were
induced from motives OF curiosity merely, trial of lis
eputed virtues upon number OF hopeless patients
and we now deem boundsn dlv (even the expense
OF our sell ntees publicly acknow ledge its mighty elca
cf hcnrmg not only consunpon, but other fearful main
dies, which We have heretofore believed ncuralc
tempt Tor the dsccyercr of this medicine swallow
cd npin our utter establishment these unexpected results
and ms an oens for abuse OF him, do frankly
10 the world that we believe HIM phanhropist, wn, do
honor TO the profession and country, which gfe
birth -
The recent adoption of this medicine into some Of our l..
ropenn Hospitals Sufficient that performs al
II promises II needed not wherever
used, IT is its own best witness.
HERMAN ETMuLIER, VI. u.
WALTER VAN GAuTr, W. ID.
ApoLPHUs WERNER, W. D.
Germany, December TO- 1886.
u The undersigned agents FOR the sale of the
above Medicine in Eynchburg.
MARTIN & LATHAM.
november 10 Won
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Thomas Step,oe and William Langhornr. admire
with the will annexed of James &. Steptoc decd
Robert c. Steptoe William C. Leftwich, the said
Thomas Sleptoc in his rig lit. James 5. Penn.
William NJ. Burwcll and Frances c. his wife, ior-
mcrly Frances c. Steptoe, Edward ID. Speploe and
Caharne Steptoe, Dei I"
Among other things aludge, order and decree
that a commissioner OF the said Cour " take an ac-
count Of the outstanding and unsatl>lled debts due
from the estate OF the sad james C. Sleptoe' 1ee u,
designating the grade and character OF each OF s,u
debts, and enable him to take SAID account u'o
commissioner is directed. previously to taking mo
same, TO publish, for two months success"e?' "
some newspaper printed III the town oil Lyme,
a notice requiring the creditors OF saiu aeceue', "
exhibit before him, at the time and place 'Pec'"."
IN said notice, the evidence of then respective uo
mauds -
Now, therefore, notice is hereby gwen to an Pe'so"'
holding outstanding uusatiscd debts against the
tate Of he said James C. Stepoe, deed, that me ""-
dersgned, commissioner OF said Court, whl u"
Thursday the 10Th day of July 1888, at the ho"r OF
10 O'Clock IN the morning, at his olce IN the Town
Liberty. Bedford county proceed to take the account
directed by said decree at which time ana p'eo
all the creditors OF said James &. Stepoe, dec q. arc
required 10 EXHIBIT before him the evidence OF lnc"
respective demands. JNO. A. WHARTON,C'
Liberty, May II W."
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N1RGINA:At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery the
county Of Amherst, Monday the 9TH day May. 1888
Henry Hageard Plaintiff
IgddHSt
Martin London, Lewis r. Simpson James Wilmington and
Lewis Gregory of James London deed md Nell
son G. Dawson administrator with the will annexed of Antho
NY hucker, decd Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Martin London, having entered his
appearance and given sccurv according to the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and nrpcar;ng
by satisfactory evidence, that he is an hab ami Of
tins country 1t Is ordered that the said deienan, do an
pear mere on the first day ofhe September term and an
"ef inc hl ct The pninih and that copy this order be
huwh inserted m newspaper published in the town
oilNnchbHgtor Two months successyclv and poed nj iii,
lfoht door OF the courthouse fhis county
Copy-Teste,
NAV q 80, :.
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MaTCEaLEss sANATEVE.

DAVID s. ROWLAND, the General American Agent for this
mighty Medicine invented by the immortal Goclcke OF Ger
many has great pleasure IN Publishing the the following high
~ important letter from respectable gentleman New York,
which lie has recently received with others of similar
charac teralso interesting intelligence from several of
his Agorts especially Salem will be seen bclowwc,
together with the ed certificate three Ger
PLY cnns ahsh the character OF tho
Snnatve, being wioua parallel in the history of medi-
rIn
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The rates OF Insurance are as low any in the u
nitcd States. For Si3 10, person aged 80 may
secure $1,000 to hls representatives creditors, If
h., should die within the year.
The terms on which mnutes granted are
favorable TO the annuant ,han at any other of
fee III this country.-A person 80 years of age will
be paid $40 % ior life, toreyery 500 deposited with
the Company.
The cndowmeuis are on the same plan. For 500
paid the birth of child it Will pay $500, if he
tain the age of2l.
The Company will also receive money for year
and pay Al per cent interest, semi -annualy,
pound it at that rate.
OEce ~ Second Street, Baltimore.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, President.
j. !. ATKINSON, Secretary.
The undersigned is appointed agent of the Bat-
more Life Insurance Company, and will give any
information TO persons wishing To make assurances.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY.
Sept.7 WITS
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ET1RGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cut Superior Court Chanccrv for the county
OF Amherst ON Monday, The Ith day of May, 1888.
Mary Turner, Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth Ruckc Jesse Rcheson, Richard Nllncr & Pat
his wife, formerly PATSY Rcheson Nancy Rcheso
oilohn Rcheson, Alfred Richeson John cleson Elizabeth
Rchcson, Anne Reheson, George Kicheson Richard Rich
and Narand Rcheson and Mary his wife heirs law
the said John Rchcson decd Thomns Iichcson person
unsound mind by Robert TnsIey his GUARDIAN specially
signed defend him in this suit Thomas " Embark
traitor OF John Eubank. decd who he
Mary Rcheson who administrators of John Rcheson,
Abam Carter and Joseph r. Carter of John Craw
ford deed John Pryor trustee for Garrett c. ayne and
Elizabeth his wife, William Pryor. Thomas Pryor John Pry.
james Pryor, Mary Pryor. children Of the snd John
Pryor, - Beverly, In free ct colnr) Richard :.
Ellis William Mitchell, James Martin, Moses Martin, John
Martin, Mnls Paucson and - his vile, heirs at law of
Moses Martin, dec d. Defendants.
IL CHANcERY.
The defendants Elizabeth Ruckcr Nancy Rchesou widow
OF John RIcheson Alfred Richcson Joha cheson Elizabeth
Rchoson Anne Rit heson George Rccson, Richard Richie
Mary Rcheson Moses Martini John Martini Morris Pat
oson and - his WIFE not having entered their appearance
and gwen security according the OF Assembly and
rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants Of this is ordered that
they appear here the first day OF the September term
and answer the bill THE plaintiff and that copy order
be forthwith inserted newspaper Published
town OF INnchbuig for two months successfully and posted
nj the front door OF the Court house oftlis county.
Copy -rcstc,
ROBERT TINsLEY, C.
May "a w2m
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4 letter from II. +. .Sheri00od, Esq, NcV York.


DIR. ID. $. Rowand,-Sn, About the middle of July last,
the Machlcss Snnatiye, for when | peceyed you
gent and which protested be sovereign remedy for Con-
sumption.
As my wife then fast wasting away with this dreadful
disease and family ply daily and anAously
cuenvornG her health without stepped
his house and asked hun il he had objections
her taking medicine He replied, that he per-
iccy willing Mrs. Sherwood should take that my either
medicine she migh choose but he hought could do her
good her lungs rdpidy consuming aRdn0 human
rond her. Sull drowning person will catch
and the Sanavc being recommended hv three phNs
who had used III their pactce she concluded 10
trial, sent and purchased phia which she commenced
taking three day, giving free Indulgence her APP
petite according tho directions. by pursuing this course
she suffered considerable far The ffSteight doy but
shortly able and drink freely, without the least INCOME
! nience.
! Within four weeks from her first using the medcine her
feeble and wasted form began she
has been gaining from day day until the present
the establishment OF family phy sicinn and friends.
She is ENJOYING comfortable Though perfect)
OF health, able to be about the house and intend
/ church
Mrs. Sherwood and self both fully of the opinion and
all who know her remarkable that she
10 The Sdatire alone aud there probably many con
persons the nited States, who have heard
otS medicine ought speedily be adopted have
| tmore generally known.
number of persons in this neighborhood / understand,
taking for other complaints, with ben
1
/ think of going the South. with my family this
fall and in do, will proclaim the of the
tive in that quarter for although of the PHYSICIANS here
actively opposed it, do sincerely believe saved
wife from opening grave
II think this letter will the public good you
/ liberty pubIshit.
4 Rcsnp Sc
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IN CHANCERY. go.
The defendant Stephen Turner, not having cnc'ea A.
appearance aud given security, according to the n,, "
sembly and the rules OF this court and II appea' Com.
factory evidence, that he is nailan, " nn,ar
monwealth Itis ordered that the said deienda w .r
here, first day of the September term, a 10 nr,h.
the bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF TINS " ,.n Of
ynchbnrg for two months successvey, and posted al wv
front door of the courthouse of this county,
A Copy-Teste r,~,Iryc
Nav q WI"
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Nav "a

V'HE subscriber having purchased the en'|'
q Stock and interest of Doct X. ID. f''" .n'lly
he concern of Fourqurean and Palmer SPECIAL,
socits a continuance of the patronage SO "oJ J viii
bestowed upon the late firm. He now has "nu Of
continue to keep on hand, general assof'''e''
articles pertaining to his business; VIZ.
DRUGS, EsDYE-sTUFFs,"'''
PAINTS, PERFUMERIEs &C. Ne'
Also,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTs. :,
To physicians, country merchants and ms si h.
generally, he pledges hmselfthat his goods sue" ",
inferior to none in this market, that he VIII Sc" "
moderate advance, and use every exeron 10
satisfaction. Il. A. FOURQohh-,
March Is
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SELECTIONS.

BEACON COURSE, HOBOkEN,N.
The following is the result Of The two mile race
this course
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\ I Circuit Superior Court of Law and Oh.
n Gerry continued and held for the comm, ~
Campbell the 27ih day of April, 1888. Henri -
Early aud Margaret bis wife, pla,1,;g.
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TIE BALTIMORE
Life Insurance a'OHiDUNy,
Makes NIL kinds Of Contracts in which Life, i'm
icresi OF Money ~ Involved.

Insurance Lives on every Hundred Dollars.
Age i ycar years ForIe Age I year. years For Lie
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For chronic aud other diseases, whether produced by bi
from internal morbid matters, arising from badly
ed old disorders from the mercnry, caloHe bark 81
or lin enaes from the change OF ME- specified in the Me-
Il
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all Nenereal Disordcrsa cerain remedy and other med
cines which the human frame liable.
For fail and particular of DIR. Kus medicines
their properties and nature, The Medical Advertiser
which mny bc had gratis Dr. kuhs office, OF his agents
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VIRGINIA. rlcs held in the Clerks Office ofthe Cir
cut Superior Cpr OF Law and Cinuccry for the
~ OF Amherst, Monday, the eth day OF May 1888.
William II. kniIht, Plaintiff,
against
Edward A. Cabcll and Stephen Turner, Defendants
Is tHASCERY.
The defendant Stephen Turner not having entered his APP
peance MD given security according the Act Of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he iuEiltant Of tins
dered that the SAID defendant do appear here the first day
of the September aud the bill of the
plaintiff and that copy this order br forthwith inserted
in newspaper Published in the of L. nrhburg for
months successcy aud posted the front door OF the
court house of this county,
Copy-Testr,
ROBERT T1NSIEN, G..
Nav 81. wan
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THE GEoRGlANS a TUE tUEROkEES
We see with great pam such indications as the
following Of the existence ola very bad feeling be
tween iic white Inhabitants OF Georgia aud the Cher
L az Al. &C.
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aSTr-.YPzsuIITsC sYRUp.-Tm

ABxssnNIA MIXTURE, I'm liquid and in paste ]
celebrated isspced and perfect removal Of Gonoa and
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Spinning & Hodges, b oksccr,, l63 Nassau street, city
OF NeY York
Robert Kelly, New burg.
Joseph Boeardus, rielll Village, Duchess county.
y Wholesale purchasers will be favored with discount
Of p per Dr. ~ - Di6rr Richmond Va, but the
aiacuut mus be ant ed hy mail post padl
hank tAscs .5i at sigit, on Richmond Va
Dec IL l2n
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24
THE PAPER MONEY PARTY.

The new Ten Million Treasury Note Bill
passed the Senate, on Saturday, as it came
from the House, by vote of 81 to l3.
Thus the party in power have determined to
keep the country flooded with irredeemable
Treasury Shin Plasters oftheir own manulac-
ture, rather than be reduced to the humliating
necessity of making loan as was done in the
Republican times Of CRAWFORD and DALLAS
Of the Infamous and corrupt State Banks,
owned by the merchants, mechanics, farmers,
widows and orphans Of the country.
If Congress could but be prevailed upon to
pass the Sub-Treasury Bill, the TREASURY
BANK would be ready to enter into immediate
operation. We have now, however, an ano-
maly-a Treasury Bank without either body
or soul, and circulation based on credit
alone.
One of the Sub Treasures in Alabama, in
anticipation, we suppose Of being made one of
the branches of the Government Bank, has
commenced business already!
"A friend writes to u.s." says the Mobile
Examiner, a neutral paper, saying, !" | en-
close you specimen Of the better currency
issued by one of Mr. Van Buren's Sub-Trea-
surers."
The specimen Treasury note. is in the man
ner and form following
"BENroN Posr OFFICE, APRIL, 1888
Due the bearer,
TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS,
Payable in Postage. W..
WIN. B.JOHNSON, P. NJ"
Benton Post Office" as will be seen on
reference to the" Table Of Post Offices" is in
Lowndes county, Alabama. 1t is possible that
this is an experiment upon the late suggestion
of the Postmaster General as to the facilities
which he believed the Post Office Department
competent to extend to the exchanges Of the
country. We have no doubt that if all the
postmasters were allowed to issue Treasury
notes receivable every where in payment for
postage that a uniform currency would GER
tainly be secured to the country. This Post
Office shin plaster is Treasury note to all
intents and purposes, and bears the same cha
racter, though of more limited credit, Of the
Treasury notes issued in such prolusion from
the Treasury Department here. Can there
longer be any doubt as to what party is in re-
atty the irredecmable paper money party
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24
pHRENOLOGY.

Mr. FOWLER, the Phrenoogis lectured TO large
and fashionable audience on Monday evening, at
Carusis on this new science, which, like every 9TH
err has had its foes its scorners and its skcpcs; but
like all the new discoveries in the boundess fields
of knowledge, will triumph at last over all opposi-
lion. The very increduy which may meet the
Lecturer at the threshhold so far from being sub
ject of regret complaint, should be hailed as one
of good fortune, which enables him TO triumph in
conflict with ignorance and prejudice-and what
laurels are worth winning that won 'etLaom
conflict.
We regard Phrenology as one Of the great dis
coveres of the age-a new planet in the social sys-
,em that is TO revolve IN its orbit, beside those
Fulton and Morse have discovered, thus realizing
even the widest aspiration of the poet by aHnA'tat
ing tinte and space not 10 snake Two lovers happy"
but world 49,. -
Those who had the happiness to hear the great
Spurzheim lecture, were struck with the humility OF
his manner, and that meek Christian spirit with
which he answered all arguments casting at the
same time the cloak of charity alike over ignorance
and prejudice. With such a spirit he could not fail
10 win attention and respect without which instfuc-
tion is thrown away.
On this subject we commend to its teachers, a
Christian spirit and Christians department; and
where they cannot convince, they will not fail to be
respected and esteemed.
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GATLIN,S GALLERY.

We sincerely hope the following, from the "Madiso-
sian" will prove correct. If Congress can get it for
$500 000 with the biographical notices, written out
ready for the press will be cheap. If we were able
to purchase It, should have fears Of doubling our
money on it in Europe
We copied the above from the Cincinnati
Post. 1t was predicated upon our remarks
touching the purchase Of the Gallery. The
Post has gone much further than we ventur-
ed to go-but yet, we think, is not at all in
advance of public sentiment.
Congress ought to purchase this Gallery =;
but it is our present opinion, that Congress
will not-at present.
The Gallery was to have been closed last
night. We regret that the weather deprived
many from taking last look, and hearing the
last lecture Of Mr.. Catlin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24
PICTURE OF NIAGARA FALLS.

Mr. VanderIyn has, now exhibiting in the Rotun-
da Of The Capitol an interesting picture Of The Falls
and Rapids Of Niagara, from faithful sketch paint
ed by him on the spot in 1926
This, somewhat panoramic view istaken from the
high ground, near the road, leading from Chippewa
to Queenstown looking towards the East and North
east.
Although the Falls themselves are not seen 10 the
greatest advantage in this vew-the spectator is in
manner compensated with full prospect Of the
Rapids and the whole course of the river some dis
lance above, including Navy Island and the shores
adjacent TO Fort Schlosser as also some distance
below the Falls, where, confined TO deep channel
between lofty precipices, IL WINS its course along in
solitude towards Queenstown and Ontario.
Il may not be improper to inform the spectator
that the of the Niagara al the Falls, forms
abrupt angle; the lesser falls the United States
side precipltating itself in line directly across the
riyerio the Canada shore. The view, as well as We
recollect is the most accurate we have ever SEEN
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24
DIVORCE OF BANK AND STATE.

The following, which we take from the
Philadelphia Sentinel of Thursday last, gives
a practical illustration Of the divorce of Bank
and State:
We have much pleasure in stating that the Grard
Bank yesterday subscribed for one hundred thousand
dollars Of tho temporary loan of the State authorized
by the Act of Assembly Of the 18th April last at an in
terest OF four per cent per annum. .s
1t will be recolected that the proceeds of this loan
are to be appropriated to the prosecution Of the works
OF various incorporated Companies for internal improve
Hens, the completion of which might be considerably
retarded if the loan should not be obtained
Here is another instance in which the prosecuted
Banks to the rescue, when great interests are at
stake to promote the welfare Of Commonwealth and
her citizens We do not doubt that the other nsttu-
lions will Immediately follow SO good an example"
The Girard Bank is one of the denounced
late deposite banks" While the Govern
ment (which has divorced itself from this and
the other banks Of this country,) is compelled
TO palm Off upon its creditors, Treasury notes,
redeemable only in debts due TO ITSELF bearing
sia per cent. per annum interest; which, at
best, are below the value of specie in the
market the State of Pennsylvania goes to
her INSTITUTIONS, winch are Chartered anu pTo-
tected by her strong arm, and borrows money
Of them at four per cent interest two per
cent. less than the General Government
pays Here is one of the beauties of, and
benefits from, the divorce scheme illustrated
What will the people of Pennsylvania say to
it! Will they quietly contribute their share
of the e1tra interest, which the Government
pays, to crafty the vindictive feelings Of a
certain party in their crusade against her
Banks, and those Of every other State in the
Union! We suspect not.
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row and selfish aims, or actuaicd by motives truly
generous and enrolling
The path OF duty Is represented to be srewed with
flowers; while the path Of pleasure conceals under
every rose briar Though we do not scorn a ra-
tional pursuit of innocent amusement, nor believe
the path Of duty all overgrown with roses and yioets
we shall find that the practice Of generosity and a
due regard TO the feelings Of those around viii en-
sure lasting happiness, and prove the commencement
Of that piety which was breathed from harps Of
angels on the Plains Of Bethlehem, Peace on earth
and good will towards men,"