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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE EtUrUInIyG

Drawing OF the Alexandra, Class No 30, a. Alexandria
June 10th. 1873
76 81 40 81 81 - 80 - 80 % Is o. 10 60 g.
IL Nos. 10 o. IS prize Of $50 sold at Wotihams
For Tuesday Evening pcrmaiI-AleS'r. Extra No. 1873
10 be drawn nj Baltimore June l2th-CapaI prizes: $40
600, 2,4O4 Of 1000, Of 800. of POO OF $50 90 Of
100, &c. 66 and ~ drawn, tickets 81.
For "Wednesday Evening permnil-Ncw Jersey Glass No
$4,000 divided into prizes Of 10000 cuch 5.42l 10 Of
1000 10 of 40, 80 Of 2DJ. 80 Of 800 2l9 Of 100 &C.
rs Nos. IL drawn, tickets s..
For Thursday Evening per Mail. Alexandra. Extra No
lfO, To be- drawn NJ Btumorc-C apiaI Price 500 900
5000, 1000 3JOO $500 1929, IT 1900 10 OF 900 &c
&c. 80 Nos. and 10 drawn. Tickets S..
For Friday in the Exchange. Va Leesburg Glass No
2i-Cupiiu prizes $1,000. 2usO, Of 1000 Of 500 Of
25O Of 900, II $50, 10 Of 100, &c. 60 Nos and 10
drawn. Tickets 81 80.
For Saturday received Monday morning Grand Con.
sohdatrd Extra No. 2-Capitnl prizes: St7,50O 10 Of
1000, &c. sc. &c. ~ Nos. and - drawn. Tickets SIS
$4,000
Alex. LotieD Glass No IT, to he drawn Of Alerandna
June l7th--Cspii, Prizes. $50 600. 1900 5000 5000
5000, 1000, 1870. Of 1000, ) Of 500 IS Of 900
rs Of 5000, 800 ct 300 1914 Of 100 1914 Of 100 &c IS
Nos, 10 drawn, tickets so
$4,000. AND 100 Of 81 600
AlcSandra, Glass No 80. to be- drawn ~ Alexandria
ID. C., Saturday. 2itb June Capital Pnzc-S9O 600
10000, $685. 1000. 3OOO prizes Of 1900. 10 Of 1880
u 100 prizes Of 1000. 100 Of 900, &c. Tickets $40
RTN Brackascs of vboie. halves ,oi quauer, NJ .lns.
tickets foe s1e this oce Al and ATTENDED
70 with prompircss.
FR CHARLES wORrHAM
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By InIo.. a nro,n.r.

CITY-MADE BAROUCHE. &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING June l1th Al "a o,rIocL l., ,, %,
store VIII sell Auction " ~ "
handsome finish 49,
new Bnssy Of vey neat and substantial workmanship
ie
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.

thot AN L t. the provisions of a deed Of trust
- executed Co the subscriber by John A IIy,,.,,
~ OF on = Thomas and duly recorded CLERKS Office of tSs
,ouuy Court Of Sur Co. shl Monday the 26, of A. -
ls4d IN font of The door the COURTEOUS. OF The , ne'
- 70 sie Tor cash to tbs highest bidder. AZ Public Auction
~ ''''n hkeiy Negroes among winch Men. Women
boys aud srs the title 70 which slaves believe 10 he RI
putah'e. but acting trustee shan convey rb ,I, % %
81 m me by the deed ina 3g--cGtsl VM C4RTER T,..
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FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.
Drawn Nos. of the cnd Consolidated Lottery Extra Class No
% Drawn 9th June
II 46 81 ~ ii ) 81 81 81
Drawn Nos OF the Alexandria Lottery, Drawn 10Th
June
76 81 40 80 81 SIS 80 SIS so So IS 65 10 50
Dawn Nos OF Va. MononFala Lottery Drawn June
40 % 65 70 90 10 - is 40 90 e..
Ticket Nos - 40 capital paid by STRAIT
TON
$4,000, of LOCO.
Alexandra. No. lbs, Extra, for Tuesday evening. Ca
pitnls-SlO,OOO, 24UI, Of 1000, OF 300, , Oi 900
&c. 6o Nos-l2 drawn. Wholes Sd halves D quar-
tcrs L.
$4,000, 10000, 10000, 10000.
New jersey, No b., Tor Wednesday evening Capt.
tails OF $1,000, 10 of 1000, 10 of 400, &c. IS
Nos-l4 drawn. Whoes IS; halves $50, quarters 25
$4,000 $4,000.
Ale1ondria Extra, for Thursday evening. Capitals
$4,000, 5000, 4OOO 5000, $500, 1929 of 1900. 10
of 1000. 81 Nos.-l4 drawn. Whoes So; halves 80;
quarters LIS.
$4,000. $500.
Va. Leesburg, No. 25, for Friday at the Exchange
at 81 O'Clock. Captals-S 1000, 1900, 1000 40 of
4OO 66 Nos.-lO drawn. Wholes 81, 50; halves ,25;
quarters 625.
S3O,OOO-SIO,OOO.
Alexandria, No. 81 for Monday Morning. Capitals
$4,000, 10000, 6OOO, $780, 1000, 1870, so of 2OOO-
IS Nos-l3 drawn. wholes $40; Halves SIS; Quarters
$3.50.
Sl7,5OO-IO Of 900
Grand Consolidated, for Monday morning Capitals
$1,000, 10 prizes OF 1000, &c. IS Nos.-l2 drawn.
Wholes s.; Halves ., so; Quarters IS.
u Tickets IN all the Lotteries and the lucky Nos for
sale al STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
ALIEN 4, Tn'S I OVvVCDV AMMAN
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HOYT Il cos NEW OFFICE.

HOYT Il COS NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, RioLHo.4 "a
Drawn Nos of the AeIandra Lottery, 32-Drawn
June
16 % 40 30 81 IS 80 IS 80 50 rs 65 10 60 g.
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery EItra. No. 81
IL 40 81 AZ Il 81 81 81
Drawing OF Va. Leesburg Lottery, No 81
% % - &c 50 Is 40 SO - % 80
Drawing OF AeIandra Lottery. Extra No Is.
81 ~ 90 AZ 81 6s 40 a. 20 Al 50 % Sc
100000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. -, for 1919. to be
drawn at Alexandria, c. Saturday June
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
! prize of $4,000 pnze of $4,000
5000, 5,OOO 1000, 1870. prizes Of 2OOO of 800
25 of loo, p OF 500 22O of 200, &c. &C.
IS No. Lottery-l3 drawn Ballots.
Tickets SlO halves IS; quarters 50 80.
Certificates OF packages OF % whole tickets $3.50 90
Shares m proportion.
100000! 10000,
100 Prizes of 1000 Dollarsl
Alexandria Lottery. Class SO. for Is43 to be draw,
at AeHandria D. on Saturday the siih Of June,
! pnze OF 100000 prize of $4,000
5,6gO, 1000 3OOO prizes of 800 10 Of 300 100 Of
1000, loo of 400, &c. &c.
Tickets SlO halves s.; quarters 81 so.
Certificates OF packages OF 20 whole tickets $3.50 90
Shares IN proportion.
USED by C. Gregory Co. and Will attend to orders with their
custnmed promptness.
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY n co, MANAGERS

htchmond. Wa.
For Tuesday.
$4,000. s4oi-5 Pr1e.o 5oO Of eco &e Ticket.
For "Wednesday.
Prizes ~ 10000 ioof 1900 Of Of Iso
&e-Se Tickets -.
For THURSDAY.
$4,000, and 40 Prizes Of 500 Ticket. s..
For Friday.
$4,000 $500 1870 1900 Prizes Of 400 &c Tickets s2
For saturday.
sI7.5O0-Por s..
100000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas No H. for ls4a 10 be dawn
at Alexandria, D. e. Saturday the 18Th Of June ista
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
"rand capital o. 100000 prize- .........
pine ot.. 10000 ..do...... 1900
i.''. do. 5000 IS. 1000
Ice IS. do-...............5 500
s2O do. 200
I.. DO. ..........5g7O nc.
IS No. LOiery-I3drawn ballots
W Tickets $40: halves ); quarters $50 %
'siunea'ss OF packages Of rs Whole Tickets. $3.50
Do'.-... do rs Half .do........... IS 90
Do''''''''do''' ...2o Quarter. do. ......... n so
$4,000.
hLEAANDRA LOTTERY Ciass %. for is43, at
AeiAndria d. c Saturday, 2Ith Of June, Isi5:
CAPITALS.
Pr1e o. prizes Of. $500
H.. do $500 100. 900
l.. do 1000 100. ..do-.............4OO
i''''.do'' :. 1000 &C. &C. &c.
Tickets sIO-IIaves 5-Quarters 81 so
Cerficae OF package Of 20 Whole
Do. 90 Hail. .do............. 65 90
90 Quarter do ...........32
o For Tickets Certificate. Package. in the
above splendid Lotiercs-addrcs.
J. g. GREGORY co. Manager. Richmond Va
Drawings Immediately they an order
ss above ele
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~ virtue OF Deed OF Trust by Afebeian ugbe. IA,
~ The undersigned diied The 18th dly March lao % %
recorded The CLERKS Once n Hastings Count Of me e ~
Richmond 60 secure the payment Ola debt Aimed Ivrp
We viii on ihe 'ih Jay ofJuy newt f fair ie fair day
thcrcaref ssl p1bIc auction. on me premises og. -
lot situated at The intersection Of streets being pa a.
"i No 30 AMI n'" o'curd as residence by sad Hurhes
but nf o. trustees We VIII convey such only a. Is vested In
p " "'' '''''~
TERMs-s2ooo with the executing deed cash The IA,
ance AZ u and Is months and deed Of secure credit
payments.
FRED. TRANSPORT. L.
CHAs. PALMER (Ins'eea
90 COW wfttt,-s a u,,,tt sfen
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LAND FOR SALE

" WIN se on SATURDAY. the 18th April BY virtue of
Wo u.gs Of rust etecl'ei by Geo VI. Payns, and OF
poue 20 ana 18Th LAY Of March ist2 satisfy aid desds
nc 'n"lns uaeis 81 land To The on which aid
Payne lives n said county. adjoining the ,pds m d -, 49,,
a al containing about 'sl tract two u,.
Ian' Soihng 900 acres aud ION Of 100 acres m The
lse one Of The best highland estates Virginia win
oue nipto'encnts-he other two valuable timber The
sovo cash 1910 % with interest ifun goth july asst on m
uy o Oeooet NEXT when possession gwen and re-
GRO. ~ MATTHEWS, J
JOHN n HART Trustee.
gro D. PAYNE
" The above sale unavablahy postponed viii be ra,s.
on SATURDAY ths sth day OF July neat
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LINENS.
WE have opened Small Case Of &c inch Cambria bro
end straw cooured fine French Linens intended Ladies
Travelling and Riding Dresse--fo which purposes
efl well suited extensively used during
warm weather ljc 81 SMELL 4 ElLElGH.
Sn BBlS. Apples just received Aurora SO
wv bbls. of Rust's Apples for sale low, by
ju 6-it ~ v. WOLFE on the Dock
A Nm BUSHELS OATS cargo of Expedition now ng
I-tUO IN the Dock, for sale by
jus s. R1LBY.
CRAFTS! CRAVATS!! CRAVITS!F!
Entire New styles.
LARGE md beautiful q summer Cnvats iu.t
- received and tor siIc BY STARR A co.
je6 Opposite Exchange Hotel.
Ladies Coi0red Bnskias. at \ per pair.
Iusr to hand a lot Of the above yey cheap shoes
- JUDAH MYERS
jcS Fashionable Boot and Shoe Dealers.
INFANTS LEGHoRN HATs-Just received per schr leon
y very handsome Pcase examine.
Gro. " FERRYS
Fashionable Hat and Cap
nc Main opposite rhps " rrcc's Coos
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.

HoHr co always have adver-
used by O. Gregory Co.. and Will attend orders
custnmed promptness.
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REMOVAL.

cSsS i have removed my establishment,
SeS@Isf from or Main to where continue to
------mauufaeture on kinds Saddles Harnes. RODE
ana carnage OF all descriptions have one sx eat
aroueh top Buggy and SIanhopes Of my own
make winch VIII sci lower OF work has eve.
been bought IN Tins city for cash Ny the pubic are
invited to call and examine IT, AIFRFn EI<c
ap 25-du ''
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To place this most useful AIT totAin the reach Of all
GooDwASE's IMPROVED system OF MERCANTILE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25

Yankee Commander. J. ID. Bogian,
Of The American schr. Two Sons. has been APP
pointed 10 the command of the naval forces OF
Yucatan and has consented TO commence his Of
fetal duties Immediately.
A fugitive slave undergoing examination Al
Northampton. Conn, when asked .! biz master
was Christian. replied. mo, sir; ho was mem
Der Of Congress"
The English papers mention the death Of
Richard Carlisle. the infidel Publisher, and they
add that he, some time since, made open pre-
fession OF christianity.
Frank Johnson lately gave Concer. at ST
Louis. the proceeds Of which, amounting to $500
he presented 10 the Trustees Of the centenary
Church now building in that city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25
MIS- ELL A n f. 0 L S.
MI. Clay,s Return.

Mr. Clay has returned from his winter visit TO
the South. He has every where been treated
with great cord iality and respect. The n. Or.
leans Tropic, gives the following account Of an
"amusing incident" which happened on his way
down the River:
"An amusing inciden, occurred at "icksburg,
while Mr.. Clay on his way to New Orleans.
After Mr.. Clay had received The hearty welcome
Of the generous Vicksburgers md taken leave OF
them, the Rainbow, on which he was passenger,
was lust about TO shove off from the landing,
wheu en- enthusiastic i,tle Freedman. good
Wing and vel, known to The citizens Of Miss!s'
sppi was seen rushing down The hill at fail speed,
ofyiny-"Stop do boat! stop de boat! l shall see
Mr. Clay!n He succeeded IN getting on board
before the plank was pulled IN, but IN answer 10
the circumstances OF the mate that the boat
would start before he could have an opportunity
Of seeing Mr.. Clay, he replied. Start and be id!
Suppose you take me 10 New Orleans? shall
not care-I have como all do way from jackson
TO sec Mr.. Clay, have just arrive in de cars, and
] shall SEQ him, BY gar" Saying which he rush
ed up into the cabin, and clearing for himself a
passage through the crowd which surrounded the
great statesman, placed himself ia front of MIR
Clay. "Aro you Mr.. C,ay?" he demanded. ! am,
sir, replied MIR Clay. Der, sir. shall be very
happy TO make you acquainted wild me-" am
very happy to make your acquaintance, replied
Mr. Clay, extending his hand 10 the good French
man; pray, sir. favor me with your name. ION!
dam do name," said the Frerchman. grasping Mr.
Ciay's hand, "surpose tell YOU my name, you
shall not recollec, him five minutes. have come
oil do way rom Jackson to you, Mr. Clay
and am go happy. you shall not suppose, | new
mir happy but one time before, and dat
was when | sha Ike hand nth the grand Napoleon
Now ] am satisfy and must GO. Good by Mr.
Clay. hope you shall be next Pfesideni.--
BY gar, know you shall. | have bet my whole
pile on you Mr.. Clay, and dom, ono dam
iT I lose mr. n I win Alden Mr. CLAY God
bless YOU and make Won de President" Then
giving Mr.. Clay hearty shake of the hand, he
retired aud reached the deck jus, as they were a.
bout TO pull IN the las, plank
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25
COLD SETTLED ON THE LUNGS.

Is very common complaint, and be Immediately
removed hy DIR. Duncans Expeetoran Remedy. This
produces much suffering and distress. and finally
alarming of threatening seventy
Physicians and medicine prescribed,
effect hen they the lungs be entirely
gone and the hopeless: and the patient die
Consumption. In this lingering hundreds
mistaken idea their disease be
tfon.4 when nothing than Gold settled the
lungs when shus elected until the snss
DO actually become diseased. Why is il that
hopeless have
heahl The very plain and obvious. They
usIrg Dr. Dtncan's Expectorant Remedy, and
entITey they finally recovered
4 fair trial of this Medicine ~ convnces all OF this
For safe a No - North eighth PhIadelph
Price per bottle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25
DIR. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy!

Mrs Mary Bowers, wife Of Henry Bowers, was for a
length Of time afflicted sw th pulmonary Co,nplsfnl
3efed united skill OF several nsen,
She hearing The .Expecinrant Remedy induced to
give trial. Her symptoms those Pttaias ftl-
HgBdiS. pulmonary Censt,pp faor dry hacking
pain The breast and de impaired appetite and
thirst hectc and night .weat,
and weakness She - happy in saying that after using
three bottles of the 'Expee,orant Remedy she began
have hopes Of speedy recovery; her strength gradually
increased until size had used bottles
fel; enttIey ed being eight
III symptoms of the complaint appearing.
PhIadet pima Otdce No 10 North Eighth street., where
the above medicine alwaysbe obtained.
Price 81 per bottle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25
COLDS. COUGHS, AND CONSUMPTION

These universal complaints ~e fad /, .,.os, .. f,;
" atienoe WIKI or less seventy a, the .,m. i'm, re-
garded oy some win very little Attention, un,il they begin
a serious cha Why a..
iecl Of themselves when they know the hr,l,h . al
in ala Are they that require. much Io,v-,
time disease when suffered knit its thread. IN,
yitalst VIII those desire ,,ke FOOD a.
and Always be provided with bottles ..Dr
Dancan's Expectoran Remedy whereby
dassy fatal progress Consamptioa and NOT
e compelled 10 spend and besides
making .ipotteeary Shop of their stomarhs. This
Medicine If used ason nd
Always produces RELIEF the hopeless cases. 10
saoshns md pal,aag effects Tbs consolation which
many appreciate
Office and Hhole,a.e D-oot, North eighth STeee, Phil.
aae PIMA. Price 81 per boitie
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25

tTThe Governor and Council Of r. Island
have ordered nolle proseqni TO be entered a
0aiust each OF the indictments now pending at
Newport, against indiv iduals for treason.
G.rMr. Forward. in conjunction with his SON
'n-i.w, Mr. Marx. has resumed the profession OF
the lav al Pittsburgh, Pa.
Paper The finding Of substitute for rays in
IN the manufacture of paper has lately excited
attention. Mnl.icaulis leaves have been used
with so,pe success. ], is stated also that verv
good paper has been made from the 6brous tex
tufe o. the hop vine.
The nov Trinity Church on Broad way, in New
York, will cost, il is said, half million Of dollars
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25
SCHOOL O0KS!

2 IITCHELL'S Geography and Atlas Geography OF
W the Heavens. Rays, Tabott's. ke's. Davies,
Smiths and North American Arithmetcs. Eclectic Read
Comley's and Elementary Spoilers krkhams and
Comey- Grammar. Webser's and Walkers Dictionaries
Marray's Readers. School Testamea;s gebra's b
different authors Surveying BY Gummete and hy Davies
MIschel;s Geographical Reader Comstock's Philosophy
and Chemistry. Juvenile Orator Loyell7s School Dia-
ogues Comslork's. Mrs Lineo,n's, and Nj Phelps 30
tany School B.bies. Plane Trigoaonelry MaH-.eid=
Political Grammar. Fo8scap and Posi- Paper Blue
Black Ink. Black Sand. Q4il!s, sc. &c
For BOOK STORE.
December II. 1912.
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IMPORTANT WARNING.

IL j. EVIDENT. aud decided by The Phy-
scians, that Consumption mostly neglect
OF cold At the first attack How persons
that put of from time time procuring suiiabIe sedi-
until tho disease begins
when III all probability they the Of deal
aI. May these lines prove warning those alic
the hts symptoms of consumption, they
atey use DR. Duncans Expectorant Remedy which
pTessiy for diseases the Respiratory System IL
cough few dave, the time
pain the side and breast. arestng progress
of fatal disease consumption The Expectorant Re-
medy decided advantage all other
entirely FREQ FROM Opium, and AL other violent Mar
cocs 1t regulates the system, aud strength the
weak and
For sale at No 10 North Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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II t II / S 5 PU l. MON AI
PTL NONARI CONSTNPTTOy

Is very prevalent disease, and carries millions cold
and silent delicate young females commonly fall
ihs fell destroyer Of human life Tbs
commences first with dry king cough. pain
breast and SIDE. loss of appetite, and restless rghts AT
length wasting decay Of the whole body perceived
which - called BY goisl- r4to de-
ctqe complaint that thoasands anorIng with
faint hopes OF ever recoveng knowing there
medicine exciting which will afford relief
Stages. This IS Dr. Duncan's ExpecJnrsnt Remedy for
Imptions. coughs colds, splitting blood bronchitis.
asthma and all diseases OF liver and luacs. fun
gwen If diseases small pamphlet. whch
De had gatis Of the where the medicine
ways Be obtained. Price 81 per bottle.
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SITTING OF BLOOD.

Il another dangerous symptom Of pulmonary Affection
aud difficult u arrest when neglected;
cough copou expecioatDn, which consists of bright ffohy
matter ark n cl3tted with blood mostly
saEne feEe hea-are, papiaHon Of the heart f8shss
neat and rednees Of the dIcity u lng
NESS of the threat and sftsh the mouth.
Duncau's Expectorant Remedy ilI be found
complaint. OAK single b2iis many cases, will answer
II used at the first attack hrt when neglected.
faire Those who sf1 rtei splitting
o. 6loo4, should lose time ia procuring The
This disease
attended TO. fc13-Price One Dollar per bottle.
For sale a RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
March II, 1913.
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CONSUMPTION ARREsTED-READ!
Greerhesd, Washington co Pa.
July 9, 1912.


DR. DUNcA~-Dear Sir: Your Expeetorant Remedy. for
pulmonary affections Is doing wonders tins section OF the
The astonishing performed by that
upon Mrs. - da Audes- she taken 9TH fercr;
heavy cold settled upon her lungs: suffered disease
and pain about II months when her boiy became
cod LIVING frame, and all hopes of her recovery
her fFIend and physicians: her symptoms be
peculia pulmonary conslupi1on,o decline
person from Pittsburgh stopping in place for few
days hearing Of her situation, Immediately commanded
Exper Remedy, ing 'hat If medic would
heailh would The last
friends sen3 Il Pittsburgh, (be5ag place
the procure ~ teo totes, and gave the
to eraccorlng the direction by Tie she used them
great the better evidently perceived 10y all
knew situation Seeing wonderful effects
medicine purchased four dozen bottles ani sold
Similarly afflicted since, obtained SIX dozen
and furnished, believe the above lady with bot
She living monument. enjoying perfect health
both relatives and friends;
many performed IN this vicinity out
eresiing performed Mrs An3ers Your medi-
beyond ft5tion. aud be
upon safe ana efcctua remedy diseases Of
consuHptIse character
Encio-ed we Won $50 he Wheeling and wcsb-
ipgton banks. Semi dozen bottles by the way Of
Baltimore Immediately, have constant calls for the
IN dicne and be without it. Yours in haste,
IA MES W. ROSS IL co.
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AGEIg2a

ME subscriber having made arrangements with the pro-
priet,rs the "Sprng Foundry for power 70! bull
ding Machinery is prepared to furnish bis friends and
the public generally notice. all kinds of Machine
such Car,iing Machines, CondenceG Spinning Ma
chimes, Power looms, Shearrg Machines, Mapping Ma
chimes, &c &c. for all of which he has the latest improved
patterns He is alse prepared ioE cutting Mill Screws,
Press Screws, &c. &c.
ELKANAH HUXLEY.
ncA3-N. &. HUXLEY & RYAN Will make order
BELLS, aud all kinds of Brass Castings; and will take old
brass and copper in exchange for work.
Richmond, Nov. 70, 1912 4G;f
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u :. 81 u g IL $.
BLANK BOOK habNuFEGT0nY.

YgSIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
manufacture order, all kinds OF
BLANK BOOKS. in good style and Of superior paper-
lie prepared furnish County Clerks, Auditors, and
Treasurers with Books of the latest and improved
FORM having recently received patterns from the AUDITOR OF
State Old e-bound, and all kinds of rero
ideals and bound in good style, and Low
CASH they DO done elsewhere lie soiicits
share of patronage.
The BIN Derry is in the Immediately the
Book Store {. ,. PEbSIOIi.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, 1913. Bly,
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FOR SAFE or REM.

ME subscriber having recently erected md finished
IN complete order, a large and conmodous HOTEL
part cry of Richmond, offers sell
the the IA orable The House
stories high-contans p rooms. enIeny
ranged. aud finished ia and modern style. The
buildings substantial and very 1t viii be
rented a responsible person low For further
pa rcuars, inquire IF &. w. STARR.
Richmond. First Month 25th. 1913. 5I