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STEPHEN VAN sCHAlCK
4 Real BLESSING 10 ifOfh.rs

DR. W. EVA.S' CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP
Far Children Cutting their Teeth.
FE1HlS nfallibIe remedy has preserved hundreds of
Il Children, when thought pas, recovery, from con-
wilson's As soon as the syrup is rubbed on the gums,
the child will recover. This preparation is innocent
etlcacious, and so pleasant, that child will refuse
10 let its gums be rubbed with it, hen infants are at
the age Of four MONTHS though there is appearance
of teeth bottle of the Syrup should be used on The
out The Syrup in the nursery where there are young
children; for if child wakes in The night with pain in
the gums, the Syrup Immediately gives ease By open.
ing the pores and healing The gums; thereby preventing
Commissions, Fevers, &c
ALEXANDER DUyAL, (sole Agen,) Richmond,
Va
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Hg0ys's EsGlsE Of FriseS.

A MOTHER Gentleman from the country has been
a handsomely rewarded for sending 10 HOfT iC
ticket-and he vii! perceive he has ticket in his Pos
session corresponding with drawn Nos ) 33 80, prize
of $4,000
Virginia Norfo!k Lottery, No 3
"a 35 40 81 60 A. 81 43 IL 80
NJ No one should let the 10 eco and other prizes Tor
this month escape untouched. Direct your orders 10
HOYT, and success attends you.
limo S-tf
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Shannondaie Sprays, IN LGerson county, Ia . mdrs
from ChGJitSGrH

Shannondaic Sprays, IN L6erson county, Ia . m"rs
from ChGIitSi0irR
YHyFlIS agreeable aud beautiful Watering Pace IS now
q p;rparrd To receive tlsiIers The Company have
recently made various improvements suggested by the
exocripnre Of their first SEASON The accommodations
or HE last wear being found insufficient for the number
Of vsers extensive additions have been made to The
buiIdpos and The whole establishment otherwise I'M.
proved and embriSled Besides the Warm Ea'fs,
which will be much improved, large Floating Baths are
BEING constructed calculated to furnish the most de
lpht!uI river bathing both for ladies' and gentlemen
The surprising beauty of these Springs, situated on
great bend cf The MAJESTIC Shenandoah river al u
foot of the Blue Ridge Mountain, as well as the long
established superiority Of the waters, need not again be
more than advered 10 These, together with lis great
facility Of access from Baltimore, Philadelphia, The DIS
trict &C. BY Railr ad and Canal render It one OF The
most agreeable heahiul and com:cnent resorts during
the heats Of Summer b.
Competent Manag IS, Servants, Hmsic, Pleasure and
Fishing Boats &r . are provided, and the Company as.
sure the public that cirt expense VIII be spared
TO rends. their Establishment equal any oihe eilhef
for psnterl accommodation, rational amusent nj, or
healthul enjoyment.
These Springs are reached in days ride from Bn
ore or Washington, by The Railroad TO Char!esto"n
from which place comfortable Coaches with sale drivers
and horses belonging The Company, will convey travel
ers TO the Springs distance of miles over an easy
road md through a mos, beautiful and fertile country,
THE PROpRIETORS.
Nav % eff
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TENHE SUBSCRIBER having obtained Letters Patent tor
il his newly invented Machine for thrashing and
cleaning wheat, rye, oats, and all other KINDS OF small
grain, prepared 10 furnish them TO all who may
wish 10 purchase He recommend them TO the public
ssng many decided advantages over oil other ma
chimes in use. He has several now in successful
operation and all who have had them in use or have
seen them, without hesitation give them decided pre-
ference 10 all other machines with which they are &C.
quained This machine may be worked with or
horses and when properly attended wlrnsh and clean,
ready for marke from to 400 bushels of wheat per day;
and Of The many advantages II possesses over all
Thrashing Machines in use, is The vast saving of
labor and limefnr it only requires the force to
thrash clean and measure up the grain for market that
other machines require 10 perform the single operation oil
thrashng Fur i've horses and len hands VIII thrash,
clean and up from TO 400 bushels of wheat per
day, md rick The straw. The public respectfully in
viled 10 examine the machine IL may be al his shop
in Saunton where he is prepared 10 furnish them ready
made of The best materials and the approved work
manship-And he intends to have machine in opera.
lion in The vicinity Of Richmond some time in The h
Of JuIy-Ihe time and place of operation viii be made
known hereafter.
The subscriber will sell State County or single rights,
on the most accommodating terms All orders will be
thankfully received and promptly attended 10, post paid
The subscriber hereby forewarns all persons from
king using his Machine, using any par, OF IL any
other machine; without his appreciation
MATTHEW MKEEVER, PGhnlee.
Certificates.
We The undersigned certify that we have had Mr. Mat.
thew kervers newly invented patent Thrnshing and
Cleaning Machine IN our farms, and thrdsled
and cleaned from two hundred and fifty 10 three hundred
bushels of " neat per day, with the same number Of
hands and horses that we have to work the common
thrashng machine heIetoore-and we consider this ma
chine one OF The greatest time saving and labor saving
machines we have ever had in use We consider i; a
valuable improvement, and recommend il to the public.
GEORGE W. CRawroRD,
SILAs H. SMITH,
w. J. ID. BELL,
JAMES BELL,
d W. PaTTEsoS.
srapsT"s, Jan 12, 1899
We, the undersigned. have examined MIR. NJ M 'Kee.
vess newly invented patent Thrashng and Cleaning
Machine, and consider it valuable improvement The
labor saved By 1t IN cleaning the grain il is ihrashed
without any additional force, is advantage well worth
The consideration of farmers We fully concur in the
quantity thrashed, with The above gentlemen, and we
have no doubt could have been tlrashed under
more favorable circumstances.
THos j. NICHE,
BENJAMIH CR.wFoRD,
Mems g. kinney,
s. NJ WOODWARD,
WA e. ALLEN,
JoHa G. sowyn
May IL 3-wf
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HtHEAP MUSIC The largest collection n" mu-ic
q ever offered for sale in this Stale may oe selected
from nj the store the Subscriber, who IS now enabled
TO sell at The Pr!ladph and New YORK wholesale ana
retail prices. II - Lon,
Piuno Fore and .unsic Store opposite The Ha"kS.
June lo-u
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AMERICAN Anti SLAVERY SocIETY.-.he New l"fh
Evening Post states that address OF the Executive
Committee of he American An,i-SlIvery Society nas
recently bee issued in which appeal MADE 10 'he
Abolitinniss of the United States raise for the fea
sury of tina, Society the present year. The sum OF one
hundred thousand dollars We learn that Gerrl' Smtn
Esq of Prterboro on reading the address IInrfda'ry
responded 10 It, by renting The Treasurer oil Inc 90
cieiy the sum of ten thousand dollars.
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rErsENTFD TO
JOHN SKINNER,
By he 0Grrs Fl tie Eadmo'e Past gfe, as 40 ssS"0"''

cou EILorr's CAsE.-Mr Jesse Dow, VINO SAL
81 FINN The II States in the Constitution, with Com.
Elliott as lis private Secretary, is now under e1a!ans
lion before the tuuT, ot inquiry. Mr. honias Heis,
who acted ia the capacity, during the at'e fa'
or The cruise will be examined, when MI DO" r'i'
terce is closed which viii inmate Tie suit $50 lar as
Witnesses are concerEed) before this Conrt J. ne qicS
lions and answers both trng committed TO writing, Tor
submission to the Navy Department ct Washington e
return will ue quite volnmnons, making ulsra'S az
ibouuh o,eot norton is written in The close hard Of the
Judge Advocate, upwards Of 400 pages
- Q : lNnrlh lmsricaN.
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HEr. $4,000 Dollars.

Rtch ana Sp7tndIa SfHfTne JoT IoW J7ns
Alexandria lottery, Glass Nc. 4,
With capital of SIS O0O-Also, $751; OO Sl5GCO,
$4,000. sc 0G0 SIS Geo. &c, &c in all amounting ~
more than ONE MILLION Of DOLLARS.
Tickets $50, hnves 10, quarters 5. eieh'hs so
Certificate OF Package Of 90 Whole Tickets $40
Do do &c Half do 100
Do do GO Quarter do GO
Do do &c Eighth do -
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Besides prizes OF Sl50-lG0 --l40-l30-l2O-l
-75--G0-5O-40 and 60.
II Drann NumJcrs ont IF r.
Tickets only S2U-Halves 10 Quarters 5-Eishths
50 80. For sale a, STRaTTos's Lucky Office.
y. b. Orders promptly and confdcntiaily attended
10 il addressed 10 n. STRATTON,
Jure il Tl0-r Richmond, Ia.
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Mr.. 90. GEO Dollars.
state OF II esy Jersey Lottery,
FEr. SPA, GOO.
And Is Dawn Numbers out Of IS.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond Academy Lottery.

Class No. 4. for 1880.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia. Saturday, g2d
June, 1889.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
CAriTAL:-S3529 5, $l05l5, s. 600, $4,000. $4,000
S25G0 So $50, 1000. $3.50, 81 COO, 81 500 Sl,iGU
81 300. $780, 81 200 80 prizes "f 81 GOO, 50 ni $3.50.
50 of $780, 50 of $780, GO of $lG0, co Of $50, 60 of
$3.50, &c, &c.
Tickets only $40, halves 5. quarters so.
Certificates Of Packages Of - Whole Tickets $50
DO do % Half do %
Do do 26 Quarter do 80 20
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.,i,r,ssI III. m n the t,.!l"" ns 'efns
Gentlemen: You uircady know thai u ms P"a
IN, President To suprrsric me IN iii.s "ihe'' az"
II this tn"n"g n"'J !" '"'' w. -
Nj Varsani ,.,,,,,c, can giv'
is inGng you here IS the b's' Assnfa"ce 49, r. IN
r az ,.,,,i Tor gu ail-ut my Implicit cot'''I' ~
;,,r,ln With all nj heat ! Commend you - ','', :,
.n Of diligence aud hu""r-i bfre D. AZ s,'"" nd
ss ,lat ~, Ii 81 ever been cnn'~uns ooi,:,"s nv
r,h,,,! 10 ,!,r ID. partnrnt and Tie PuoG' ar" '"
c,rduu to my opinion, Is all lhat u WIN ; =.
l.cn,nIru or proper 10 me 10 have reg i'f'"' ." h
:, mae be your GrsIpy 10 remain III this sei'''r'
49,, -, fl, nds thai y,,u sill conduct tuclS,'>" =
:, r, ,,iu HE euod wll! yUu enjoy vim NE ha'''o
,,mrniiv and "a deserve the confluence on NY %
.r.or as YOU ever have mine. here are 'e" '''Py
,,n,s in lie lrir The duCs are Ho;e %roEo's - No.
nr. lie thap ycuis--s sincerely do wlsh u!al yu'
,arJ wpre more ample and lrss prfcario"s, $" ,"a'
van may mt leave tic public service, P""''' U ~
y,u came int" Zoo many do--so"ie W o"c "4' "
som. in nnurIl, = some by expulsion. = -,
10 on Mr. Vansani transfer with Inc 'ihce my "
shes far lis scrcrs. fuI administrator ANY "'"t' :"
,incrt would be- umtcc0mng IN itsei'' anu f'Pe,'a
pncra,eful in merchandising as sha'! ever ." vac
iofu'r. rec and paralIy Of those who nave me "s'
es, interest in lis correct management. ush't"'"'
u" '' '' 80 TBat. Chronicle
Testimonial Of rcsptrt The Clerks and Letter IsF
ir in The Baltimore Pos, Office have to John
s simmer Esq very elegant Cane, mace OF a es'.'
wnud mounted with gold, aud bearing upon g"'u 'a'e
Tie following inscriptions:
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Tur TyIl14ir Tsrrs "A iserinus ole G. h'!en'a"
rode one day along rnad i''ch "" "-a ,,,
bulaed the game morring; III" young a'y vas
in his house Inn II" i"i ~ G'' ~. '' '""''' :"
he, I,.,sl IL ~. had pleasant '''r
Extremely 80, my dear; ,e ue's "lspettd 10 ne al
The way
..lnd.rd Sir, what could they sry:
"Nhy my Il, az. tie great naH 'usiG' me Town '',"
no Thai ruu had pausrh urd, Ia fa,ns' S"nr shh"''
Tie elm nw said that Sir \ had sHr zSd ON haHa t
hole way rxttuGs HE ir.ht II ht'iaytu me 'eho'
declaration aud the siGn'ed i!'ls sycsoe I'd" he"''
the first kss
Mn STEvrSsnS A gent oman OF 'hs cry has 'u''
nished The xrd account # occurrence men T."
a,s ,,es, n.,e nm ,I,- tcuiyuy rf the British Queen
and The active hpnprnrncP IT Mir Stevenson he CIR
cu,nsianccs show the high pcIsnnai ts''na'''h w "''
Gr S is held by the y"uns end popular sovereign VI
England -. -,
v;d De,I CON nr MIR David Deal O ShirPenshug T. mn
promising Youth Of 49, visited bn'Ia''' IN me s'a'e ''
New York where he persuade I" eni'St "'h con"
pany of volunteers 10 IN The !H'fl's i'f 'he Invasion
nf Canada Y,unq Dea; with several others, was s""n
c,o,ursd bv n company of British l.uncers was tried
and sentence 10 death His situation "as made known
10 his friends by whose eE,rra'y SIR urorHe Afhur was
induced 10 suspend The execution OF me h't"c' o'
,;,no md ,he ynunu man sent 10 England aud CON
mined IN nrisou there 10 await the approval "f the sen
,ence passed upon him in Canada. ana lis hna eS'cu
ton The Rev. Mr.. Goodman Jncge Mclean ano
Doctor SewaI who were informed q" the situation u
young Deal and the distress "i ms i"y 'r
jers TO Mr. Sieve neun setting forth The circumstances
of he case md requesting his influence "'!h the au
thores of The British Government TO save II P"sS,',
the Young mans life Mr. Stevenson made every ei"t
in his official cppacity but in vain; when he applied !"
the Queen and requested his release as personal 'as%'
upon which she promptly graned Ger pardon. and 'hr
Young man is now o his passage h"me Aud mus an
aged father and mother. and large circle OF other ""'
" connections made 10 rejoice IN The rrsl"fa''" "
avore boy; who hope, will learn san!ary rss"n
from The consequences of his indscrcson and "s I'VE
10 thank Mr. Stevenson for his disinieresd eH"r"nS'
and bless Queen Victoria for the exercise Of her CT men
cy."- Globe
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Splendid Scheme far the 18th June, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE.
$4,000.
And fourteen dawn numbers
Alexandria Lottery,
Glass No A. FOR 1889.
To be drawn at Alexandra, D. C., Saturday, Din
June, 1889.
June, Ic0J
SprFSDID SCuEMr

NJ Orders for tickets aad Shares or Ctrifeam' ,ss
Packages in the above Splendid Lottery, will recte ~
most prompt attention, and those who order hon
may rely upon having the draietng sent mem ''n'
D. S. GREGORY 81 CO. .NanasGy'
M,- r3,d1 Richmond, ~.
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,SirNiiON'S Ui2ICP.

Looh! LoOh Look!-335 Capital Prizes sold and cash,d
in a little u months by Straltou.
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75,GG0 EboEsars.
And II drawn Ms.
Alexandria E.GatcEy,

Class No. 4, for 1850
To be drawn at Alexandra. ID C., on Saturday 18Th
June, l-39
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DANDRUFF AND Badness.

nLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBA-The arti-
~ Gle named above is chemical combination Of such
ingredients as have proved themselves eicacous
ssting the natural growth Of the human hair and
ing all obstacles to its perfect development. In
mendng this article 10 the particular notice Of discern
ing public the proprietor is but recaptuatng the oft
have successfully tested its efficacy and wonderful quail
tiesths compound having acquired for itself charac
ter for singular merit and value 1t is used by ladies and
gentlemen generally to keep the Hair moist and beautiful
and the head free from Dandru which it does most per-
fectly and thus prevents Badness
CAUTlON.-Observe that each bottle of the genuine
Basam Of Columbia has splendid engraved wrapper,
which is repre- scented the Falls of Niagara. &c
For sale, wholesale RETAIL by COMSTOCK & CO,
2 Fletcher street, Maiden lane door from Pearl
street. .
H. a. G. II. James. ]. Young & Co. Washington City.
dec som
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DEAFNEss.

MIR PRINTER There /. n man residing In Read
lvl ing, pennsylvania, who pursuelh plan Of re-.
BY taking his advice people will find themselves so
easily getting well easily getting cured that they'll
almost, be al loss 10 tell how.
They'll almosfbe at loss know ho0 their Affections
overcome and they restored To health and happiness
again.
such blessings those who had the misfortune 10 loose
them never be paid, with Gold and Silver and world
ly things.
Indeed 1.-THE recovery ef such blessings lis invalu
able, and when people get their hearing and eyesght
again let them offer up prayer 20 God and not to
For il is HIM, that praise is due, and not to the Ply
sician.
The Farmer gveth seed TO the earth, but kind Prov
dencc giIeth harvest
So similar principles, the Physician gyeh remedy
to the sick but that same kind Providence gyelh health
Let ms be thankful
A letter below will make known 10 applicants the ma
OF help and that for fee of dollars It's sent by mail
free Of postage if any additional help--any add
tonal remedial help sould be wanted twill be sent
without any further charge.
The4ee merely considered recompense forthe Doc
tors time and mental labor.
More he doth not want
And that which people gel in return will be OF more va
ue to them than 100 dollars Of such dollar feesand as
confederation of the above, a letter from MI
Chandler which is as follows:
KENrUcKYyILLE, Susquehanna Co, Pa
February Goth, 1888
Dear Sir--Aow the liberty If trespasslng on your
indulgence for few minutes wish you to forward me
the remedy without delay for curing deafness and restor-
ing eye-sighi. :,
The gentleman afflicted who wishes il, is 70 years old
much nhrm, and has been troubled with DEAFNESS ana
his with partial loss Of eye-sight
Its efficacy having been fairly tested N this vicinity by
James Chandler my father and Anth Iissany' ana nav
ing proved sovereign remedy consequently It stands
emnenty high with all neghbors that are acquainted
with the Of the cures OF the cases abs
stated. -,
forward you the customary fee, which You will please
to acknowledge CHANDLEh,Jr
Lenox Post Office. Susquehanna co. Pa
To Dr n r GREEN Reading, Pa nov 2Sf
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ITO TEACHERS--Ata meeting, Dec a. in the Hal
Of Representatives., the following resolution was
unanimously passed
Resolved, That we consider the work called Clowns
Spelling Book" Of the highest Importance the cause of
schools
1t has been adopted by the State of New York and by
tne leading schools of New England ThS great pecu-
meaning OF the word while it learns to spell IL This is
a point Of great moment - !
For sale by F. TAYLOR Washington, who has also
for sale The District School National Education
by orville Taylor, and "1hc Farmers School Book
by the author 5oc *
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DALDNESSs-A beautiful head of hair is the grand
u est ornament belonging to the human frame. How
strangely the loss Of changes the and pre-
maturey brings on the appearance of old age, which
to reco at being uncovered and sometimes
even shun society to avoid the and of their
acquaintance the remainder OF their lives is consequent
ly spent in retirement In short the loss pro-
perv fills the generous thinking youth with that heavy
sinking gloom as does the loss of his hair To all
these unpleasant circumstances, OLDRiDGE'S BALM
OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from falling off on the
first application, and few bottles restores it again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and whskers prevents the
hair from turning gray makes it curl beautifully and
frees !, from scnrf Numerous certificates Of the first
sp cahv in support of the virtues Of Olddges Balm
are shown by the proprietors.
III Read the following ,
ROBERT WHARTON Esq, late Mayor of Phila
dephia has certified, may be below to the high
character Of the folowii gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm OF Columbia discovered by J. Oldrdge, and
have found it highly servceabe only as preventive
the falling OF WM Of Ea but also certain resto
Methodist Minister in ST. George CHARGE
No Sc North Fifth street.
JOHN D. THOMAS. NJ D. 1853 Race st.
JOHN $. FuREY, lol Spruce St
HUGH MCuRDY. 243 South 7th st.
JOHN GARD, Ir, 1913 Arch st.
1t will certainly raise virtues in the estimation of
the public, when is known that three of the above sign
ers than so years of age and the others no, less
From the Mayor
CoMMoNwEALrH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
" City Of Phad lphia
J. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of said CITY of Phi.
ladelpha, do hereby certify that well acquainted
with Messrs J. p Inglis, John s. Furey and Hugh Nc.
Curdy, whose signed the above certificate
that they gentlemen Of character and respectability
and as such full credit shouldbe given the said cer
cate.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal of the city to be affixed, this
IL. 81 sixth day Of December. &c.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor
CAUTION.--Observe that each bottle of the genuine
Balm has splendid engraved wrapper on which is re-
presented the Falls Of Niagara, the agents name, &C.
To Editors, &c.-All country papers who will insert
the above week l2 months and send one number
to the agents, shall be entitled dozen Of Balm
Sold wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK g. CO.,
Sole agents for America Fletcher street. near Maiden
lane one door below Pearl street. New York. and by one
or more druggists in nearly every town in the Union.
, or sale by Rob't $. Patterson, VIM Fischer E. H. &
" a., n. James J. Young & Co, Washington City.
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NJ HAYS LINlMENT FOR THE PILEs,-Tbe
proprietor bess leave TO recommend which he does with
he ulest coincidence, one Of the most valuable remedies
known or ms Troublesome and painful complaint With
has In his possession undoubed testimonials that il has
more completely answered the purpose for which i Is in
tended than any other popular medicine This remedy
Is perfectly innocent, IN its application to all condons
ages and sexes Full directions accompany each io,,ie
For sale wholesale and reta at Fletcher street ne
Maiden lane, one door below Pearl street dec s6m
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HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR, between the u
IL States and Great Britain, with full account Of
every battle by Sea and Land, and much other nforma
ton; volume Of 800 pages with five engravings price 62
cents, Is lust received, for sale by +. TAYLOR
The Naval Battles fought by the u. s. NAVY from its
hrst establishment to the present tme volume, with 81
illustrations--s7 cents N'
Also, " The Naval Monument, by Abel Bowen vol.
with % nautical engravnss Of the battles fought between
the Navies Of the y. States and Great Britain
n. Lees Campaign in the Carolnas" vol. svo. and
other similar works-A for sale as above the lowest
prices. june