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Aug. Is

CLASSICAL SCHOOL, shall continue my School at Mrs.
u T.. Dabney's. Louisa, the ensuing year. The Latin, Greek,
French, Italian, and Spanish Languages will be taught, together
,si,h those sciences which are usually embraced IN 4 liberal edn.
cation. The school is situated IN n retired, moral. and healthy
ncicl,borhocd. Every care is bestowed on the health aud comfort
nj The pupTs, and they are treated in every respect, a members
of the inmIy. The subscriber is 4 Master OF Arts of the unlver-
.ily OF Virginia and has had several wears experience as teacher
II - believed that he has in no case failed 10 meet the expectations
of his employers.
nh, N. ~ session of the School will commence the lt January,
1874 and will continue Id months, with a short recess IN the sum
mr, pupils who wish 10 enter al once, or at any period OF the
present session, will be received.
The terms viii be, as heretofore, Sl59, for all char ges Of every
kind.
REFERENCES: Professor VIM. b. Rogers, or any Of the Faculty
Of the University of Virginia; Rev. DR.. Pumcr; Rev. WIN. 5. White,
Char, ot,esvine; Lucian Minor, Esq.
H"' RODT. l.. DABNEY.
ANA, * 25-4t
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fl. w. * J. j. FRY x CO.

H.. w. * J. J. FRY x CO.
HAVE Is STORE
I ~oO BAGS Rio, La.uirl, tuba and Java COFFEE
L. w 90 hhds. New Orleans, Porto Rico and ST. Croix ST.
CARS
; hhds. clarified do.
Us packages loaf, crushed and puiverzed do.
81 hhds.
90 iielees Porto Rico and Orleans MoLAssEs
80 bbi-. }
$50 packages TEAS, some of extra quality
500 SACKS SALT. 9 10 The ton
$40 boxes CANDLES and SOAP
1000 kegs NAlLS
3 tons lii>l.red, cast aud shear STEEL
10 tirrcrs RICE
2 hhds. prime NADER
3 cerDuns INDIGO
3m boxes WINDOW GLASS
50 bbs. COPPERiS
Is do. Alum and salt Pctrs
- hays Pepper, Spice and Ginger
1000 Scgars
10 tons Country and Tfedeear Iron
Bar Lead, Powder and Shot
Wood Ware, Chewing Tobacco
Wrapping and Wiring Paper, &c, &c.
We will sell rcry chap for the money, or n. fair marker prices 10
punctual Gu, lomcr We offer our services for the sale of Produce
and receiving and forwarding Goods. Our Warehouse being Fire
Proof, insurance can always be- effected al the lowest rates on
Goods stored. Aug. Is 25-wiw
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to be, and with such declarations to the world, what
becomes OF British philanthropy Why ii is "us
mran ena hyp"ertteat' as any plan that was ever de
viscd, 10 disturb the welfare of a nation, with which
she was profsssedIy a, peace. Great Britain to tall,
about her constituencies touching The Consumption OF
articles produced by slave labor /! She olives, moves,
and has her being" upon it. The revenue which she
annually derives from our Tobacco and Cotton, is near.
ly if not qn'1e equal to the entire expenditures for the
support Of the Government of The United States!
Yours, truly, AGRICOIA.
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7 AND,N NEGROES. &c, FOR sALE-H The consent ii al

AND, NEGROES. &c, FOR sALE-By the consent ri all
day of October, 1913, if fair, il moi, on the next fair dy there
after, offer Tor sale, on the premises, on a credit ofonc. two and
three years, equal annual in'tilments, the Tract Of Land. and ap-
pnrienanccs. Of (which The late Capt. Nelson Anderson died seized
and possessed, lying and being in the county of Nelson, about ten
miles Southeast of the Court house, and within four miles of the
lanes River and Kanawha Canal The tract contains six hin-
bred ana htteen acres. about two thirds Of which are cleared, and
under n good fencc-the balance welt timbered, and very con
venieni TO the open land. The cleared land is in good heart, and
well adapted tothe culture of tobacco, corn, wheat. oats. sc. &c.
There is on the premises Il comfortable dwelling house and all ne.
res .ary out houses, n good apple orchard, aud various other kind.
OF fruit.
lie viii also offer for sale. al the same time and place, on a GRE
DIT ut twelve months, all the slaves belonging Ia the Estate, CON
.istlng Of men, women aud children; and, also, IN Il credit of 81,
months. all The other personal properly belonging 10 III. Estate,
consisting OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture aud Plantation Utensils. In all cases. bonds
with approved security viii be- required, and Il lien upon the hand
10 secure the pay mcnt d! the purchase money.
DAVID e. ANDERSON,
Executor of Nelson Anderson, deceased,
Tor himself and others.
Aug. 10 aa-lm
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c1.yiis,S ssESi P Affiliations Of appetite, Indigestion,
= dyspepsia, heartburn, ga>Sius or inflammation 81 me $40
al ,rocrrd from the same cause. being an unhealthy secre-
tIon Of gastric Juice aud bile. The saIivary glands no longer
send forth n healthy how, and the liver issues aciid bile. Then
touows arijity OF The stomach, cmitation Of wind, distress after
eating. oppression ut the precordice, headache and nausea, ire
sensations, and a variety Of other peculiar feelings
known ouly To the sufferer. For these and kindred diseases 4
p retnsiy mas dawned upon the world, having for us object
III. relief of suffering humanity. Sands's Sarsaparila, an thIile-
" vegetable composition, is in its operation peculiar, entering
into the circulation, thus coming in contact wnh lIs geam ~
cause Of disease, and displacins unhealthy secretI"ns oy tA.eha,,
ing lis influence to every part Of the body, and causing i ge"eia'
reaction, when health succeeds debility and dlsrhse. .n
EJ For particulars, see advertisements IN 'tis anu o"ei '"'
papers. .,s A. c,,or:atIon.
hy n. SANDS K Co, Druggists and Chemists, t' M. I Wnru
in.s. Ne. a7a Broadway, corner of cnlmosIs s ~ "a - pe,rr.
sid IN Richmond nv IN. AGENTS. 4. DUAL Ic res
hn.r h h. RosSER = ANDERSON, in Norfolk by VI. h.saNfos,
and hv' Dnoaisfs generally IN The principal cities IN the Us.
Price, 81 per boitie-6 hotties inr -. c,,.
~ ~ ,,s Aug. l5-lt
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TIE MIL for Sails, Rent. or Lease.

THE residence now occupied by Mrs. Lucy Brnckenbrongh,
L adjoining the University OF Virginia, known as 'THE lllLL."
together with the lands attached taboat Is acres,l part Of which
is fine meadow land, and Is we'll sci in Tnnothy ami lierdsgrass;
the balance, with the exception of The grave, is in Glover, and well
a dapted 10 Corn, Oats, &c. The Brick House and wings contain
ten good lodging rooms, a long dining room, cellar, &c, and the
cabins near The house, four more. Thirty boarders can be well
accommodated on the premises. A mare desirable situation for
n / boarding house and preparatory school, cannot be found. \
large Ice House, and all the necessary out houses, stable, &c, and
n well Immediately in the yard, 4 garden with 4 fine southern e1-
posure, and every thing 10 make il one of the most desirable resi-
dences in the nrIgbborhood.
Possession will be gwen before the commencement of the next
session Of the University in October.
Toa good tenant or purchaser the terms Will d accommodating.
Apply on the premises or to ia, n,ocy,x,porcu
in Richmond.
Ann IL 2s-,f
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a Dcad Shot for Horns in the Human Body

DRS. PERRY < IAMLIN'S VERMIFUGE.
THIS ,,vaI1atI. Medicine has acquired in the South and West
,bc apo,ll,tion of Dead shot, from its great promp,ness
and unparaliei. ID certainty o; effect
The exceeding small quantity OF Medicine required To test ID
existence cf worms. or To remove every one from The s,slehh-hs
ncr,un IN a f.w hours wi hout the aid Of any pursattN", ana
generally without repeating tic dose, together WIN te perfect
safe,y If is bcin. administered u" he Youngest 81, q, con'liln'r
!, a.. 49,. 81 ,a most ,,ruIiart disc vcries of The age. The very small
quantity necessary IN he given to sit Almost any case renders II
tI,r cIea,e. / medicine now before lle pn'ic.
p,euarsd oniy uy PERRY x HihllH
WILLIAM ENtcK. I;a'inn.re,
&. DOVE. Eirhtaoni, Gen. Agents.
BRAGGS & THOMAS, Pe%tersbur!,>
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HOYT & CO.'S OFFICE.

Under the Exchange H,tl, Richmond. Yrginia.
nEAWlNG of Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 10, drawn 18th
~ August:
60 - ~ 80 IG Al | ., 20 90 81 Q.
A large number of prizes in the above sen, 10 our country
friends.
, prizes of $4,000 each for next Saturday. Tickets $40.
Aup. Is OH
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- number Lcttery-la dawn ballots.
a 10 q o,rt - NJ If ~ WhoI. r,,k.is. 5000
e'o'''' f""Ns -, u,tr do loo
~ on,,,sr t,. 50
a. r,.I,h do. 25
~ Orders for Tickets and Shares. and Certificates Of Packages
in liz above splendid Lottery viii receive The most prompt a'ien-
,ion and m account ri III. drawing Will be- sent Immediately al
"a, u ~ over IN nil who order from Ia Address
2S-h
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to abide the judgment Of his countrymen, on which his
friends repose with q thorough consciousness of has
success"
"lSDIASA.-The Washington Qndiana) Register says,
That the late Democratic Congressional Convention OF
that district passed resolutions in favor of General
Cass, as the Democratic candidate for the next pfest-
~dency."
Extract Of a letter from alabama.
ave shall elect a majority OF Congressman at the
coming election, and carry The Legislature, as usual,
Democracy is invlnc,ble in Alabama.
81 am glad to inform you, that Mr.. Calhoun is the
favorite oil this State. think there can be no doubt OF
this. though some Of the Democratic papers express a
d fierent opinion. We are willing to vote for Van
Buren,, or Cass, or Buchanan, or Calhoun-but, unless
| am deceived, Calhoun would obtain more votes than
any of them, SO far as this State is concerned"
[Lynehburg Republican
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WllEAT.-A few Crop, on the River wanted, ty
SAML. MORDECAl.
Petersburg. August Is. 25-t
VALUABLE LANE FOR SALE.-The Estate on which Mrs.
, IavinHa Z. Smith now resides, heretofore advertised. WI DC
offered n; public auction, on the promises, on Wednesday,, thr tin
nt September next. If fair, if not, the next fair day thereafter
Terms will be made known on the day of sale.
c. NJ. CALLS.
Ang. Is oS-fit
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IN cERooNs INDIGO, OF superior: quality, vp1I
lU For sale low, by GAfNoh ILL
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j. &. GREGORY II Co.. Managers,
OGcc on Nam, ID door bciou corners Nam and lih streets,
RicHMoSp, ViRGtSIs.

LEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 10, for 1888, TO he drawn
\ al Alexandria, d. c., Saturday, I'D September, ISIS.
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INrlGMARY OF THE RfcuMoNn MEDICAL CoLlEGr

THIS In liurion = open lr The sick. nj The following charges,
i tlaysblc III advance Tor The mrs, weckl
Whtr patients, s. per week.
t"llrrd DO.
These charges cn:eF every expense foI medical attendance, SU.-
gicai operations, board, medicine and nursing.
The accommodations Tor tie sex ar: ample and complete ia
every respect. Two Professors "f the Medical College Wit the
Institution dahy, for prescribed periods, III rotation. and, III eases
of difficulty, all The members of Tire Faculty are called IN consul
tatlon, without additional charge L. The pattern.
An ohstcirIcal ward hts bren prepared fuf the reception Of H..
inrln ronen. at the rates fixed above fUr medical and surgical
cases.
Patients tailoring under INSANITY or contagious diseases will not
be received iau the inIrinafy.
). MACPiN, VI. d., President.
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Died, at Rexburg, in the county of Essex, on Wednesday, the
2ih day Of July, IN liz. 18th year 81 her age, Mrs. N.SA~oUs A.
Doarss, wife OF Mr.. Leroy ". Dobyns, leaving \ disconsolatr
husband and Two little chil!ren. one an Interesting little eil
about three years old and tIe other an iu!au: abont two months
old. fthr skill If her physicians and attention o: Kind friends
could have saved her, SHE would have lived, but an all wise Pro-
violence had ircrech otherwise, and the grim monster Claimed
her a his victim.
Died. At hall past eich; O'clock, on the evening Of the tenth
instant, lIR>Ry lgy. infant son OF Charles ;. and Alcmdu e.
Morgan, aged twemty. three months and seventeen days.
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NJ lSS MACKENZIE, with many thanks Tor that liberal patron
ll ace with which her School has always been favored, respect
fully announces, That II VII be opened ON the lst October, tor the
reception al boIrders and dty pupils. To parents who have been
particularly well pleased with The Improvement ot their children,
IL NAV be- agreeable Ia know, thai She VIII this ycaf he aided hy
her niece, and the other assistants she had last year. French vii
be- taught b; Nr L-rct, = NAIVE ~; France.
Tcrms-lic same ~ nj The other Schools IN this city.
Aug - a~s-wlw&aar OWNS
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L Female. a.ei. -, wisirs tt make an engagement Ia attend
upon one laty -on= 10 England. Ireland "r Scotland. Tie al
vrristr hatnm we'll accustomed Ia irlvrIl NJ, would expect Inc
kindest treatment, Il rcmuncratioa tor services would mol be an
ohirc, \ letter, addressed To Il. c., Richmond Post Office, stat
ing particulars, VIII meet with Immediate attention. All letters
ne mid AM II 2S-it
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THE next session in this Institution VIII commence on tue trst
Momiay in September, and close the 2d February, lSii.
TEACHERS:
princi,,I J. J. Smyth. a graduate of Trinity College Dublin. and
81 I-;,m>.iy az Ei,sunty. an \. IL of the former anu Il. NJ.
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Marriages.
Married, on Thursday, l0.h instant, by the Rev. Caleb PetriS
THOMAS y. tlsrui.o>, ED, TO P.uiISA =, daughter of Wni
Gentry. ESD, Of Madison county. Virginia.
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Cheap Publications.

franklin Frans; the Inchra;c. n new Temperance
novel; BY w. Whitham. Price 10 cents.
Fanny Dale; tho First after AIar5iage uv Il 5
Arthur. pfice Isl
Sister .41Hc, novel. from tho French Of Charles Paul
dc kocs. Price ia cents
The Nt's 81 the hropte, by g Rosenberg. Price p
Jack H'ston, the Guarsman, by { Lever Price 50
Skstc!es Of Sri.era1td, by tcncmoFc Cooper-5O
BeauchanP, the Kentucky Irageiy, by author Of
Adam lIurs-50 cis
ROB- gf Tie Borr by tho author Of Horse Shoe Robinson
30 Grep Slayer, Romance Of the Alohawk-5 80 cts
NE PatAiHder-Rcd Rorcr- each 30
7he foret Rangers; poetic ale OF tho western will
dctaoss, in II9i-pricc - cents
TnE Two MERCHANTS, OF SoI4ent anil nsnlyent, by +
\ rhIr. price IL cents
just received and f'r sale al the BOOK STORE.
Rirgm Dnd, May y, I-I3
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1t is stated by eminent medical men, that
at least one-third of the children in the
United States die from teething and dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage of the Teeth through tho
gums, produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. 1t is known by mothers
that there is great irritation in the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
swell, the secretion of saliva is increased,
the child ~ srizt.d with Frequent .-rrei -ri
den fits of crying, watching, starting IN tho
sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the
child shrieks with extreme violence, and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. If these
precursory symptoms are not speedily al
ieviated, spasmodlc commissions universal
w supervene, and soon cause the dissolu-
ton of the infant. This intallible remedy
has preserved thousands Of children. when
thought past recovery. from convulsions.
AS soon as the "Orental Drops" are rub
bed on the gums the child viii recover.
This preparation is so innocent, so eaiica-
cious, and so pleasant, that no child will
refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are atthe age OF four months,
though there is no appearance OF teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums, TO
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for if a child
wakes in the night with pains i'll the gums,
It Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Commissions, Fevers, &c
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RICHMOND HOTEL.

Corner OF NJ al and NJ arion streets.
VIE proprietor Of hts tiHDlaas rt- knart HOTEL
ha' moved 'atp IL htasoll, aat IS dotorulneI
tafn nnd Itpppsc prcF1s character. The comfort Of
TIE traveller saa| hc h> arm, has0 made
s"ne permanent rcpars bu5iin, a. a Tavern house.
ht7 interest well as has inclination lndu-e him
make II equal to any house road. lie hopes rem
der such sat'sfrtion go nv
Ifcos suited 10 the times. J. W. GILBERT
December i.stn ISL 5utf
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DIR. IIARIICH'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING AND GER
NAN APEkIENT FILLS.

TO IUU~a TO DLSfEE HEALTH
hereby certify afflicted IT efz4t geas with
severe nervous dsease at;eaaa9 with a in the
a-e7s SIDE and stomach, loss u appetite night
SICKNESS and dizziness 10 the head. pain ii the stomach
teF eating aaa other symptoms A5ea attend Indigestion
7sse!s weak and ifre<aas. Haesag bad advice q
Eara71s phys 3fTiag ta5= ,aHg PERIOD aHd much
medicine ~a-h only prot1-ei temporary rsilsf II the
year I~33 vas 2ftsn MAJ 70 eaFe ny house. and be-
as poor widow, dependent my lair f3r Irving
Was Obliged - from house obtain It. n
length - al haaes Of recovery, AMI trusted 10 b
'tha; created al iaazs Fortunately vas fa~ore4 u1
E.S n f-'Et7 street, aen the family dsca sa- nay mis-
: a0ie sstoa ton immediately recommended b. UarIfr-.
aal Feas''sa3Rg ard German Apereat Ps s4hira
hey procured !5E nc. Far "a 2 "a .ae
RICHMOND BOOK STORE
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IilE PRIZE OE
SappINaTLlIzzS PILLS

Is Reduced to One UolIr per Boz 10 sun tn Tires
4ref4ig,a1 the f,r.ra bfz I#a
one collar a box, in all the epnatios IN Indisna,
T- re herein mentioned A raat,,, "a ,he rlfc he
viii here remark thar spurious PMS, papor,ae to he his
AMI other Pills itt the loat oss ca nn Of rs
I ia.prorsd Offered many paris this
state haze COMMUNICATED any person
POSITION Is nor since have had any ina Re
except noa-o; neither tse made any
or s.a ,ea In them t4aao.rr.sv r..c tina a, ,r5e.,
aa,c IRE put Up in the same raa a.,er and [ral4 r
c5.4y .he same as--t ~ -, ~ b-aI,a.r >nI +, ,x. |,f
dc1l,ies or doubt aot eating tssta genuine viii giso ms
AGENTS auI the co.ncs in lyhith they re- e 50
ron4auu Nv may NOT aIy know where aa of ,o
get tie genuine pills. bar ais, hog /, avoid the ,ri-
ous article:
37rtsioloalov co.; VIM A,o41,s VIM Thoarsa., and J
& iIager
Boa -, * q ETer-s.re Wan @.e,r,en-en e. RI-1,,I-
Ten, l.. Iar.sna5a .4a. H. ii s,aoa.er
Caanrtco.; Thomas ". Fo> aa4 a. y j. Edwards.
Clarke W. y. -.#lty.
t.a. co.,: H. Ias rev. Ja-s, T,,sg- Plra.f t.a,.a : e.,
mad ills l'ta-.eE.
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RIcHaaOND W0nLLEn FACTORY.

ME sHb-criter having commenced the uanufa
business the above mentioned place. h~ - prcpais
ed wool nta1iiar CLOTH. EEAN-
NEI.S BLANKETS, = ArTI NETS ard JEANS. Ell
by the yard the shares, suited tho
times lie also has on band good assortment Of tho above
named goods, which willing exchange wool
other produce. lie will also Card Wool, Full and Dress
Cloth those who viii favor him with their csto0, the
customary prices, and hopes iha BY strict attention bust
to give general satisfaction.
LEIlNUS KING.
Richmond. April p. 1913. LIT
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ME undersigned having taken bis partner
ship iti hn, the business will done in
q. SElcaroga IL sons,
ut the oil stand "n Main where kgz II ATS
viii he mhd9 of the uo1kulau-h:n. and
warranted not Iaferor To any made in the country
IN view Of the hard times, aro determined 10 sell tnu-
niy low for Cash or approved country produce He feels
nnkt" Tor the very liberal support ne has heretofore rece
we'd, and hope. he viii merit a continuance.
CALEB >fIrAROE.
Richmond, May II, 1913. 2Otf
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rErEu-s VEG Er.BLE rIITs,

III I-E-Ts Il = :. he I|IE-F-s.
10 u,zsc.aI 7t4i-inc. fer there =racrIy
ay &ese.eaeut ohstas5.n # te ar.re5 ana 6arso.
Of the itimaa machine h5- 3sov svlt
move when ADMINISTERED a tue early s'as+- # -aje-sioa
# tine 'afn~ra or bowel .ay ely relax those arzen7.
reduce The te. 0r 49, restore sac sufferer g. mn n
Containing irrt'ety drastic sta"'e, t-rr arta
followed -tra,lH1 to- tati1s pow
ere l-a @aarefra-ss operation - most other rarha
te-, cad trey may he administered gvf:aHt 80 nte@
fear pro t-4i ir'4r1htiDn frer4c1yg
by The ntraat e,nrs 14 etatct ~ ta8 qa-es4 and
ctarlz laa@ of M, stay
In almost n4I .t.yo= .r disease FETTHr% ElEFFA-
Bile PILLS VIII he f,,1d II beneficial afa., hgt they
should he ra.arfI TO- ae the frat symptom 1a
- appearance The cena,rt4t Il tic r1.l.alat ~ 81 tten
asy, inreal billions disorders, retai.nn
nternas dyspep'ir. y.oaary, cholera choc
aIarehea, dopy, fetet erctaons, eniagenrat Of
tho sPlscn sick head ache, nj complains growing out Of
imperfect 1api digestion, topper of the tonols, f.
male cb-uctong, habituoI cosvenes,, nAj AL other
eases in "hich ur.asie- medicine $ HTaPer, PETERS
III ! IN. ne fg,f Hat -
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DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS AND BREAST:


Important 10 those ',to rage health.
sfes,rs Stnford & Park, DEAR SIRS:--Wth regard TO
Ilr. W-tar's Balsau Wild Cherry, which You
wholesale agents, have sold since last Gtohe eighty
Two bottles retail, ard heard from eat
uf them ~ producing the desired effect.
Several important tais vicinity, which
Ter our personal knowledge crEEnt-wacrc 9th
er remedies had tried for years without effect,
In fact we think the salaabe remedies
consumption lungs, and nh ether complaints for which
IT is recommended, do think suffering
attic dema.d tha shoud II al circulation
and max IS virtues known.
We are nearly of and waiting an>ousy fox
your that Nc may Se' "'e and pay fox what
sold. Yours tEu|E,
WEA-Lf AhHErreR Druggists.
INTfRI,STi\t. C6MMIfNICATION.
nr. " IstaI's Agcnt Neata Ohio, asay respectable
p,aeIts that delightful NaEe. has Informed thai
The demand for eager, that ho scarcely heep
himself supplied wiki lie ln nl, store, cver
he comnearej bns!"es all the most oPaar remedies
foe Lung faecttoa Some OF THESE "erc esteemed good,
and gave temporary relief Be-; SINCE
had Ni-tat's Ba!.am "ld Cherry, most
have become completely cured - tts al
never sold incidence says Dor;or..il which had
0.-ir & L RE 5 80
Whenever Wstars Ealsam OF Wlj CacrrF - Introiuc-
FL, tNt ones aain that aisa reputation, which It rich
~ deserves Nhat stop IL sale upon every
So 81 -7s'1 feoeh' na' dasefos Coughs AMI also those
iauz Standing, Broaorft. ald Coy.suaDsion
~ cariu stages always cured By tas most reaka-
lie medicine Read the following cerubcale:
LANCASTER County, Pa. July Is. 1871
Dear Sir:-Ptase send me tro bottles ct Your genuine
Rasam Of W id Cherry have been afflicted with
slspon the last years, ana suffered very much
severe Cough. Pains ia my Breast Diilcu,ty IN
Ereathnr SC and have tried numerous rem
shnS relieve me. until tried your Batsam. 20.
ootIe from neishbor of miae, vino i using and have
found such wonderful relic. from it, that have doubt
will eHsc;ually.
Very respectfully, Yours, e..
ROBERT UONNAN-
The scnti.,s Wi.tar,s Dnsarl Il f,r sale +, Rictta,a
ONLY etthe Book Store.
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