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It's stated 81 eminent medical men, that
m least one third OF the children IN tho
United States die from teethlng and dis
eases caused thereby
The passage OF the Teeth through tho
runs. produces dangerous and trouble
Some symptoms. II is known by mothers
that there IS great irritation IN the mouth
and gums during this process The gums
swell the secrst ton of saliva l5 increased,
the child is seized with frequent ana sud
den fits oi, crying, watching, starting n the
sleep, and sPasma Of peculiar parts the
chla shracks with extreme violence, and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. Il these
precursory symptoms are not speedily nj
leviated, spasmodic commissions universal
* supervene, ana soon cause the dlssolu-
ton OF the infant This lntaihbio remedy
has preserved thousands OF children, when
thought past recovery, from convulsions-
As soon as the "0rientai Drops are rub
bed on the gums, the child VIII recover.
This preparation Is 50 innocent, So eii.ca-
cious and so pleasant, that no child viii
refuse 10 let il gums be rubbed with 1t.
When infants are at the age OF lour months,
though there is no appearance OF teeth.
one bottle should be used on the gums, 70
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for II child
wake. in tie night with pains IN the gums,
it Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Commissions, Fevers, &c.
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LAEs or lES DUIEARs anHBu TWO IaFeE ~ Es'
ltpLLARs AND Furry CEsTs aaH1E; tfreR squares
JHE.TY Dof.LARs annITa. McrThaais- Df I-s15Is,
Gaf others, advertising by hs year, VIII Ue eHrEsi for "a
column 1850 ms, s690 for tr@to1ftsi
column 5000; for half col 4un, $500; TOR O
c1reE calIraa. 45g9A deduction VI - -cltt
vii adysTlIaeHsuts Longer ttah quarter 81
raIe1 inherited by tic halt wear or Feer- saa
at.ars3. tbaHc@rv notices AID petitions f t7-ea
he s44 Invariably in advance. Adeers,neats coarga.
tom aofaa be accompanied win the cash, ulsss
0F..esef faf publication b. brother pa144saar.
- ~. No Advertisement viii 10 G-ac8al.a1ad uas5I
p,d r.uules the option q ho publishers ~ previous
sagagctaent the Publisher aaa tie advertiser
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1T7IITI1Nf y i71F1 07I1 I0-I T7TIt7-
.H~st~,- &faf2ff FrfL Dr,s Sfre:--Vith regard 70
pr. Wi=at's Balsan of VIII Cherry, witch eau
oha,aseo arents, have sold October oshty-
usa bottles at retaf. aal nave heart from great pro-
of ta producing desired
Several important vclats, ua.cb -a4a ua-
Ter personal Eaayies e NAVE ELE> cuHao.-He5c og-
rcu1e4,es bad been tsiel years effect
In fact taz Of the sata lie reH1cdlc. for
tsa1 -ei ait~ which
e. reronn'enaed and do think that the Suffering
erteE Ce71 you hoa,t give general circulation
Sal make it, sllt1cs known.
We arc nearly ont Of II ard waiting aa~ousy fo7
your agent to come, that may aad pay
- solo. Yours truly,
WF>gry & E1rFFrR J}rer,is.z
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RICHMOND HOTEL.

Corner OF Main and Marion streets.
ME proprietor II hls favosa5fy si'-gnon HOTEL
has msved into it hiasetE. determined
tain and improve - previous character The comfort
Traveller shall oe mis- constant and having
permanent tae bunting IaseEa aoI=e
MS wei hiss inclination would ias1ea aa %
MAKE equal z1tv rsa3- lie hagss
Ter sch satisfaction saal fgas7
Frees s1sJs3 n tas- ! v GILBERT
Deem sr i5ta, IS IL 5otf
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1t IS wei known fac, tfst consumption destroys more
traN lives than other disease record - sen H7>
tcen the Destruction throughout TIE United States wn
the ycat tn}inx January last. that upward. Of I3,91o
persons died with thjs 1.ll1us disease y.Rf -
Shocking. We're trst MS fact has taeu
ascer,fuCf the record. nj mortality. could
We behold Is fatal
lies all arouna sathsrirS it rhssries.
friend tron every Circle an es.ts sor Rni darkness
nvor us rars Thee ocular
all time should BE spared Is prorur
iaS medicine Immediately 90 arrest it, fatal PROCESS BE-
faro 4 IA late
Therefore, who afflicted with the first syr77t@7'
Of consunp'tvs pulmonary delay got II u-t1s
Dr. Duneans Fxpee,orsnt Remedy: il j. certain n esti
.urptor and will also perfect hr4lth mary
those n-g been confined SIX CHAMBER,
~ ncursbe, FOR the Of proper medicine Aser
tom ajl parts Of shs United States speak ne ef-sf
this great dtsco>e the heating ART tor
thousands from the cold and silent grave.
NofsThs ABOVE medicine s pure vegetable prepa-a-
as very pleasant the ant suitable -
~ circumstances Full directions descsi-ti a
pamphlet accompanying the med cine.
Always ask ter Dr. Heueans Exnecsoraat Remedy. a1s
persuaded ether omit ral
tfai. Al genuine the envelope rrsseHe;sf ~
sia9s.'
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NOV ELS.

Cotton up n cheap but neat style, embra
cling come Of the best iictions extant
For sale al the BOOK STORE
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a y experience al about aGosn yeass has proved te-
/ 4 oorai al 8y1t that ta.s Nersllse is certain and
J4@-cr Jl1Has cure for worms.
@5Aee d7zt pas esfeo taa public, many worthless
day, ana raaHte5 II here
a-, Is L. I4iqsst,~E's Jera-e dag increasing ar
rgls1, ot- q 5tr t-ttrtasrr ,rsrt II has Only
sal absorbing directions, aa5 exist they
f rastafay aa e<qs5od ttl to system. IHe price Is
aHy - Cents bottle, WHICH brings IL ttu the means 81
z. st y. !. I,.a.rter.s ernfge, aas
seIi all ot8ec articles a- sal be good,
i ta-H have tlo yi5tl.s Of tae ee-ar.s article
CiTTI0I!
II consequence Of the many attempts circulate
teEtet iscnez, ant the
Ne5asf1-a, anes thought Is but public we'll
aaS acquired, 20 take s- steps as would elsegHaT prevent
Vs-,9
have expense oatanca steel plate engraving,
Fza eating tic aet OF Administering the uejl
20 her Hnr chilli, white hoy restored to full beaita
staps A. her eo Ta- v-le}ts impressed On white p,-
ealnterftnz AMI 'e first Of octosor 1910, be
'aastjsltat Tor ire yellow wrapper waieh Nsm5fSe
HAS heretofore srpeare@: and further
COPYRIGHT hesa os,7eet entered according
. C9rzres<. ~. <. F.3HNESTOCh, FitEst-rgi-
The Ecnoro- "Faf7es.7-,s er1'aze' j. FIR SIC in
0->-HAvE ynrr HEARD e D.. sterfi,g,, rords,r.'
SE~sr-ftr7r- Trast-r' LIS fame rup1fv increasing
throughout hs whole Ua1;s1 States, ~ article Hez
egre of It's e.
a., f-r ro--7vin- pairs from ony rart
Ct TIE system, rtsrtrsr, II ~ EGrE. Brsr,., SD
f7- Ff-7' Sg-r57, EE-as7tfs71 a-s G2nt-,r Corrt..
i7f-s17t7rr, e., Al Cc7a v0n believe ~ t7s pTce
no longer drsg miserable esstel-e, raak- with grew
pains.
Ran,rter TIE Pri-s--o7'~ III cr7'.t
For sac at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
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20 Asn1a lIsE@s
ia ~ "a s@S ;


7IIf1 sl' -rif-r made I'm tie fo-
prHtr+ 1T tho '@puHs foJo5ry'' fng uHeor ts- II-
ding Machinery, is prepared 10 i1rrr liza faff Hr'
the pR6Ilc generally short notice, a Ee1a of har
-I.3 rs farlrs Harunr- Coofencarz. @r##n.r. Ne-
chHc*, Power lnons, &hearlrq Machines Hanrat Nh
chimes, &c * for MI Of which no has the atc4t improved
Intswa. lie j. al.a prepared for cutting Mi Sere1F,
Frees Screws, &c. g.,
TTKANAI HTIEtT.
0-ty-N n. HULTTY 4 RYAN viii mike to ORDER
HiLf@. anI all kinds Of Brass CaetHs=; aui will take ell
brn-s 7ri copper ~ exchange for ne9 WaeE,
Richmond, Nov. -, 1872 A'lf
Iarnham's Travels through Oregon.
HltANIGS in tho & rsat Western P1aIros. Vie Al,
4 hIts and Rocky Mountains, ond IN Oregon iar.
ularF, ~ Thamss J. Fayahau. fi.ce - ceuts.
6.y-A fresh supply just received at the Book Score,
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VIE R-hmonl Trading & Manufacturing Company
hRr~- eNr-lsi deHi # assignment all their #
teri7 real ar personal T. the u13eTs gae1 purpose
Of closing ~ = business II becomes dlty OF al
persons la3c5ct n having Unsettled with
Company f,r ~ early settlement, They have III hand
large assortment IF PAPER vsri7I. kaF.. Wooden
g77is, &c, rhica will - disposed Of q prices
\. {. BLANCHARD, ]
r. MORRISON, Assraeaz
DAN'Is. ?. WIGGINSA
Richmond, No. II, Is =
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LAST Gall.

LAST CALL.
E00RE y FLETCHER. wo1l5 respectfully inform
vs. Al those WHO srs i7ish;ef the~7. eth by
book t-si IF left place.
II f.rerssby necessary their accounts
:b0uii hs paid j-1me3 IztsIy
=. It. FILE HER,
ITss opened a LEATHER STORE in the r7-nsr ro.-,
adjoining the FCsi O~r where the books n
the lse firm may found. lie has On hand various kind.
II Leather wbirh he VII sell at the loves, Cssh prices
Fi0h month 9Th, 1919. I9tF
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TTKANAI UUfTtET.
EAEF.oRHSSa.

= O q II o - Is L. o o = =
2 , ESPECTTULLY iafoTsn the citizens of Richmond,
q aud yitInitY, tAat taoy continue carry the
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Colds, coughs, splitting of blood, ditt'-
Guilty OF breathing. Bronchitis, asth-
ma, pain in the side, breast and
chest, whooping cough, and diseases
of the liver aud lungs.
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Y'AEEORfNG BUSINESS.

AL it, various branches. their Oil stand opposite The
i5oN roR aud, thankful FOR past patronage, they ara d.
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Z 4 q i 90
Peace for the .HOfher.
oTIET And ROSY HEALTH FOR THE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
Kill, ,,tft,,.. fs>tB ~
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.

f-z-F5r IL ~sl'ef # Children cutting tsetb--E7
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TIE genuine W'stat- Ba safa ia RIc6mona
ONLY Il ;ae Book sore.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-12-07
GODEY's I.ADY'S BOOK
ron 1919.
Edited By Jfrs. Hale and Others.

Edited By Nys. Iale and Others
The best Magazine of the season,and the groa-
test circulation of any in the world 1t
contains Line and Mezzotint Engra>
wing, Coored Fashion Plates, Niu
sic and Contributions by the
best author in the T. S.
a Great l,aducemenf 10 Nem Subscribers.
For every new subscribe, sending Three Dol
lars, we will send a copy OF the DRAWING
ROOM MANUAL for 1874, or Gift for Ev.
cry Season. This is a Quarto Annual. con-
tanning l S large Engravings, and 81 pages OF
Reading matter, bv the most celebrated auth.
ors, or for every new subscriber, sending So,
We will send u copy of
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3 ]! i; ! 5 ] ISL

These unrvalled pills having now acquired
a celebrity and popularity unequalled in the
ANIMALS of medicine, and also having obtained
the entire confidence and being used iii the
private practice of almost the whole body OF
the medical faculty, in the s., Europe, Asia,
South America, the West Indies, and great
part Of Africa, it is unnecessary to advertise
them at length, or to say anything further OF
their merits than by stating the complaints
which they are most effective in the cure of,
which are as follows-yellow and bilious fe-
vers, ague, dyspepsia, Group, liver complaints
rheumatism, enlargement the spleen, disten
ton ofthe stomach and bowels, incipient diar-
rhGa, habitual costiveness, loss of appetite
and in all cases Of torpor Of the bowels, where
acathartic or an appetite is needed. They are
mild in their operation, producing neither nau
STA, gripping nor debility.
.ql5any, NJ Y I'm 1, 1888.
Sir take much pleasure in bearing test-
mony to the efficacy of your pills in removing
bile from the stomach; ani. in ali eases emana
ting from that sourcer. Yours resp'y
GEO. HULL, NJ d.
Montreal L G. Sept. IA, 1897.
In the course of long practice have ap
piled many remedies for sick headache and
nausea on the stomach, but must say that
none Of them have answered the purpose as
welt as your vegetable pills. j. CASE, ID
OTFor sale in Woodstock by DR. Schmitt-
in Strasburg by II & G Grove-and on ell
curry in every town in the state.
SHER.H.A.N'S COUGH LOZENZES
Are The safes and most effectual remedy for
coughs, colds, consumptions, whooping cough,
tightness Of the lungs and chest &c. The pro
prietor has never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction. Severa!
thousand boxes have been sold within the last
year, restoring to health persons in almost eve
~ stage Of consumption and those laboring
under the most distressing coughs. Hundreds
upon hundreds Of certificates have been offer
ell of their wonderful virtues, from those who
have been saved from an untimelY grave and
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-12-07
.ther apartment. the floor of which was

other apartment, the floor of which was
warmed by some Continuance under
meath, and kept warm by rule, night
and day. In the midst Of this room
was stationed large artificial hen,
with feathers fastened on by paste, un-
der which the chickens lowered when
ever they were so disposed. This, as
well as | remember the date, was about
1868, or eighty years ago. know
not itany such process is used now in
London for rearing chickens, but !
make no doubt it is, and that it can be
probably employed in the vicinity of
all great cities. The daily consump-
ton Of barn-door fowls in London ave-
RACES about ten thousand, or three mil
hon. six hundred and fifty thousand a
year: and to rear this incredible null
tituda, artificial means must be employ
ed.
g Turn out your stock fowls from
spring, not the fall broods. They then
obtain a larger growth, and Of course
their progeny are larger.
3. Let your fowls, if possible, range
in the vicinity Of a running stream.
4. Change your stock, the ROSTERS
at least, every two years-keep no hens
over four years old. White IS the har-
diest color. IN the Arctic regions all
animals turn white when the cold sets
in, which take to be the certificate Of
nature herself upon this point. But
no color and and no breed will do with
out crossing and ineessant ttention.
5. I put little faith in lime, save on
ly SO far as it enters into the constitu-
ton Of the egg shell. | have never
been able to see the least effect from it.
Gravel, | believe, would be more USE
full. In fact, since the cholera in
1882, the country has been somewhat
lin mad, and virtues, medical, chem
ical aud agricultural, have been ascrib-
ed to it which it is doubtful if ii pos
sesses.
I address these hints, the fruit of ac-
tual observation, to the lovers Of the
old Virginia dish, fried chicken, and
what is better yet, boiled pullet with
carrot, in March or April. BY the way,
FSaars' chicken is the right phrase =
for, the monks, who knew well what
was good, especially in eating, drink
ing, &c. invented this dish, which,
from Friars' chicken, has come to be-
called fried chicken. P.
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DR.. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.

1T is the opinion Of all the principal profess
IL sors of medicine in the United States, who
have given their testimony, that Dr.. Thomp
sons Patent apparatus for the cure Of Psolap-
sus and other diseases" possesses superior adj
vantages over any other apparatus of the kind
ever presented to the public. Their certif-
Gates to that effect can be seen by calling on
the undersigned at his store in Woodstock.
These Trusses have been examined by Dir.
Irwin, DR.. Magrudez, & Dr. Wunder, anel they
concur with the above sentiments--that it il
the most easy, safe, and certain remedy 70,
those diseases it processes to cure, ever nven
ted.-They can be had at my store. Those
would do well to make immediate application
JOHN G. SCHSITT.
Woodstock, July 20, l843. ~
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Important TO HSaaakry,pts.

At District Court ofhe United States for the
Westem District Of Virginia At lsau'toa,
October 4th; 1913,
ARDERED, That notice be given by the
OCierk of the Court, through the newspa-
papers published in the Western District OF
Virginia, to all persons petitionng the Court
for the benefit of the bankrupt law, that at the
MAY Term next. no case in bankruptcy will be
longer continued for, the want of the proof If
the publication of any notice that may have
been required to be published, or for the re-
port of any Commissioner in bankruptcy; or
for the report of any Assignee in bankruntcy.
unless some cause, good and sufficient, andother
than the nonpoynent the fees that may be
due for such publication of notice, or for the
report Of any such Assignee, be shown to the
Court; and that all cases in which there shall
Ibe no proof Of the publication as aforesaid, or
fthe report of any commissioners as aforesaid,
filed, merely because the fees therefor shall
rot have been paid, viii be dismissed by the
Court. Copy-Teste,
N. X. TROUT, d. C.
| -cx
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HINTS TO FARMERS.

The following practical hints to far
mers, are extracted from an address be-
fore the Massachusetts Agricultural
Society by Josiah Quincy:
"Great profits in agriculture can re-
suit only from unremitting industry
The chief study Of every farmer should
be avhat IS useful, and achat as useless
expense IN relation to has art. The dis
elimination between these is the master
day Of the farmers prosperity. The
first should be incurred with freedom
little short of profusion. The last
should be Stunned, as the sailor shuns
the rocks, where are seen the wreck Of
the hopes ofthe preceding mariners.
In this art, and almost in this art a.
lone, " it is the liberal hand which ma
keith rich.''
Liberality in providing utensils, is
the saving of both time and labor. The
more perfect his instruments, the more
profitable are they.
SO also it is with his working cattle
and bis stock. The more perfect in
their kinds are ever the most profitable.
Liberality in good barns and warm
shelters, is the source Of health, strength
and comfort to animals, causes them
to thrive on less food, and secures from
damages all sorts Of crops.
Liberality also in the provision of
food for domestic animals, is the source
of fresh muscle and manure.
Liberality to the earth, in seed, cul-
ture and compost, is the source Of its
bounty.
Thus it is, in agriculture, as in eve
ny part of creation, wise and Pater
nal Providence has inseparably connec-
| ted our duty with our happiness.
In cultivating the earth, the condition
Of mans success is his industry upon it..
In raising domestic animals, the con-
dition of his success is, kindness and
beneyolence to them.
/ In making the productiveness Of the
earth depend upon the diligence and
wisdom of the cultivator, the Uniyer-
sal Father has inseparably come cted
the fertility of his creation with the
strongest intellectual inducements, and
the highest moral motives.
In putting the brutal world under his
dominion, he has placed the happiness
of which their nature is susceptible UNI
der the strong guarantee ofman's inter-
est.
Instead, therefore, Of repining at his
lot, let the cultiyator of the ground con-
1 slider his, as among the highest and
happiest Of all human destinies, since
in relation to the earth he is the instru-
ment Of Heavens bounty; and in re-
lation to the inferior orders of creation,
the allnoncr of Providence"
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Ell otlcc.
Oacs ofthe ~ q 2. Rnilrooa

0Gce ofhe NJ & P. Rniirocd counan,,
Wmchester, March so, 1912
ITO PREVENT all misapprehens,op. mo-
M tice Is hereby given, that ALBRIGHT col.
'ected at me Depots ofthe Company, Whether
!. 20 .hi ms, company. or airy other for which
u acts VIII be received in Virginia panrr
current at Winchester 1t is also ma.Ie ~ ~
mat all goods and merchandise. or otbsr
,reights, shipped from Philadelphia or New
YORK, sentto the care of the baltimore and
ONO Railroad Company, will by an arrange.
ment betweenthat Company and the Wipcbss.
s s ana Potomac Railroad Company. be for.
Waraed direct TO Winchester. without anv
/ charged at Baltimore, and The whole f re;.is'.
through from either of those places, or snv
o.her point north OF Baltimore.will be cole
ted at Winchester. By Order.
J. GEO, HEST,
F'" g 'a4<-d .9genf,
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