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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23

BLADES SALE.-The Ladies Of Grace
Sl!e., Bagi>, Church, having prepared varc-
i q aarie>, useful and ornamental, 10 AID an he
01g'.tioY NJ their nc,r house Of woySaip, hereby
Sci: he patronage Of their friends and the com
mlni,y a; large during the Christmas holidays.
T4s Sale will open on Tuesday The 23d De-
..mber six doors below The Exchange Bank, ard
M, door 10 Mr.. Booths Uphols,ers' Store, on
Main >:eei. Dec. g.
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1sGcDeoyoegu Meyqa1GgsHr

except that Messrs Smith & Parker have the
right 10 sell FIVE Reapers in said counirs. Col
futwiler continues 10 supply the South side Ct
Janres River, until 1918.
IA good Blacksmith waited for The year
1916 Address as abo:r
DSc 23-It C. H. MCCORMICK.
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IF. Word, Lottery vender,

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HoTrL AND Posr
OOrFIcE, RICHMOND, Virginia sells Tickets in
all lotteries under the management OIL. G. Gregg
nv & Co, on The same terms that they ale sold 81
The Managers Once.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 10, 10 draw 9Th De
cember. Capitals :i5.2u dollars, 10000, 5000
1900 IS prizes Of 1000, &c. Tickets 10 dollars
A certificate OF package costs 10 dollars
shares in proportion
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 the undcrsign-
ed. always come safe. Please address
J. +. WORD, Richmond.
- Orders Tor Tickets and Shares and Csrtifi-
cafes OF packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
Cor smaller ones that are drawn every day in
the week, enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official accoun; OF each drawing sent immediate
" ate! il is over 10 all who order from
Nov. q j. F. WORD Richmond Va
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NEGRO HIRING. &c.

TIME subscriber will continue the hiring out oil
l. Servants for the ensuing year, and having ar.
ranged his business 50 as 10 devote his undivided
attention TO ii, hopes an experience of twelve
years in that line, and general acquaintance in
The CITY, will enable him not only TO get good
homes ami high prices, but, the most important
part, 10 have their hires we'll secured.
He will attend 10 all Servants entrusted 10 his
care in cases Of sickness, and il the owner prefer
it, will have the medical bill ensured Tor four dol
lars each b. good physician.
His charge Tor hiring out Servants will be i've
per cenum, and The bonds delivered 10 The owner
hui if lef, for coeclion, an additional cost oilwo-
ant a-halt per centum will be charged, and will
use every effort 10 give entire satisfaction, as be
intends 10 give his attention 10 tina, business.
He will also attend 10 the selling Of Servants al
private sale; having had four years experience in
ii, he feels assured that he can give satisfaction
His charge for selling, at private sale, viii be
FIVE dollars each. ROBERT HILL.
g-r Office in the Alley Of Bell Tavern
Richmond Dec. 2S, Si5-d2aw&cw,l5Jany
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r. THE OFFICERS OF THE e9TH REGIMENT.
I HAVE received orders from the Comm lnder-in-
1 Cti-f 10 organize a new Regiment out OF The es n
Regiment. 10 be bounded by Dan River. All The ON
attached the Goth Re gimrnt lying South of Dan
R,-r are required assemble al Black Walnut, IN
i,, couutv. the Saturday before The Iil Monday
reo,f lsi6. Tor the purpose OF eeoiins Field OH
Al he said Officers will appear IA uniform. an!
surrender commissions tha. day, that new com
missions NAV :.sup for the l72d Regiment.
ELISHA BARKSDALE, Jr,
Dec 23-f Colonel Of The G9lh Regiment.
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.gOi,sa "a. GsaTkc's
CELEBRATED PRIZE OFFICE

E.ohenH strut, R,cimond. w.
GRAND CAPITALS t'O2 HECE.HBER.
50,uC0 DOLl.ARS
Prizes Of 10000 DOLLARS
Alexandria Loncry, Class Is, 10 draw p'crni-
Der 20 Capitals: prizes Q! $4,000 ar goo,
IS OF 900 e.. Tickets only 10. a certificate
oil package only $50 doIlars--shares in proper
lion.
81. POI DOLLARS
Alexandra Lottery Class A., toIraw 21ih De-
cember. CAPITALS $50 Dol 1000 5000, 5000,
- prizes OF ! 900, Sc. Ticket, go. a cer.li-
cate OF package costs 10 dollals--.hares in
proportion.
Al. Orlrls ior Tickets and Shares and Ccr,iii-
Gates I'll Packages in The above Splendid Loi,c-
ries will receive HE most prompt attention, and
IN account OF each drawing will be sen, immeii-
alry after il is over, tree of postage, 10 al! who
ufdr. !lom ne. Address,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
NJ, Richmond Va
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To Mr.. C. II. McCoRMcx.

p S.-The Undersigned ha. .in.hs possession
The certificates Of VIM. and James Cali, Cobin
Warwick, T. Fismins and Richard c. Tlalen,
Esq.s., nr J Watkins and Jh'ge Stanani, each
oi whom used Two Of his Reapers The last
Harvest, ana Judge Sianani thee; (some Of them
used machines in the harvest of lSitl-also,
many o;her certificates, certifying in substance
as those above.
Since tie death nf Mr.. Jatez Parker, liz an
'srsisned has purchased hack The RIGHT 10 supply
with his Reaper the counties Of Henrico, New
Kent, Charles City, James Ci'yani GloucesteI-
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Farmers Bank OF Virginia.

TNUE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders oi
i the Farmers Bank Of Virginia vii be held
al their Banking House IN the city Of Richmond
on Wednesday, the lilh January, 1916.
J. 6. BLAIR, Cashier.
Firm 81 PO'rer Of Attorney 70 vote Gy Prorp.
Know all men By these presents, that Of
- do hereby appoint - 10 be Sub
siitue and proxy Tor and in name and
behalf 10 vote al any election of a Direc-
tor or Directors Of the Farmers Bank OF Vr-
GINA; and, furthermore, 10 be sub-
stu,e or proxy = represen, - a, all meet
ings OF The Stockholders OF the Farmers Bark
OF Virginia, and in - name and behalf 10
vote respecting The enac,ng, repeating or amend
ing such bylaws, ordinances or regulations, as
may be deemed necessary and convenient for Inc
government Of said Bank.
10 witness whereof - have hereuno set
- hand and SEAL this - day OF -
in The year -
Signed, sealed and deIivercdl [seail
IN the presence of
y. BIO officer or director Of a Bank can be
proxy. Dec. S-3awld
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w. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE,

Near Tie GRtoH ff1icf
T2Os THIS MORNiNG-a Splendid Scheme Capt
tails $50 O00 5000 2.li5, 5000, ~ Of 500, 10 Of
$50 10 OF ZOO &c.-73 Ma, i2 drawn. Tickets only
sS-shares in proportion. Sales close at u o'clock
For this Evenng.-Capual Si6,000.-13 Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets 81 For Prizes in either Of The above,
call on IUhfiH.
Der %
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I'7s T. a Tk IL .

Second night Of the engagement OF Mr.. JAMl-
SON who will appear as CLAUDE MELSoTTE
and GRaSDFATmER WHlTEHEAD-paIs
in which he stands unrivalled.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH OND.
High Water this day, Al 10 O'clock, A. Nj.
ARRIVED,

schr. Sea, Hart. New York, salt, &C., 10 Da
vcnpor', Allen Co, w. Anderson, p. Johnscr
and a. S. Woodbridge.
Schr. Red Jacket, James, Fall River.
scar. Rowena, Young, Boston.
BELOW,
SchT. Manchester Smack, from New York
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-NEUTNO IIIttI.'N1.
WE again offer our services 10 the public
w as agents 10 hire %, Negroes privately or
a, public auction We will endeavur 10 procure
good homes and good prices, well secured, for all
servants entrusted 10 our care, and 70 give per-
.onal attention during sickness.
DABNEY 4 CAUTHORN,
No. ,, 18th 81, front of Bell Tavern.
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AUCTION SAILS.
Esy Hill q 'E'aliaferrO.

SALE OF SLAVES, HAY, CORN, FOD-
DER, SHUCKS, PEAS, &c.
WILL be sold, at TREE HILL, The Farm Of
w The laie William IT, Roane, deceased, on
MONDAY, The 29h day Of lie present month,
commencing al II O'Clock. about hile.n likely
Negroes, 100 Ibis. Cu:n, 10000 lbs Fo der
large quantity OF Shuch>, 2Jc00 lbs Hay 100
bushels hlachey,d Peas, ani sundly other ani-
cles.
Terms Q? SALr.-For The Slaves, cash; for the
oihe! properly, lonr months credit for all sums
over I'D ior negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-
dorScd; nadcr go cash w. GODDiN,
Admir-, with The will annexed,
Of William II. Roare deceased.
sI- Sale conducted hv A'e>srS
HILL. 4 ALIAFERRO, Aucts
Hen.ico Dee. l., lSlJ.-d&ct's
EXECUTORS SALE OF NEGROES.
On MONDAY, the 5.h day Of January
~ Will be sold, a, Powhatan Courthouse,
three Stout Negro Men, lwo Women and seyera!
Children, belonging 10 The Estate Of The late Dr.
Mich. X. Murray y credit OF six months will
be allowed upon bond ard good security
By order Of the EXECUTOR.
Dec. 20--c&dJan3
Tn the United States Cour! Tor TIE Eastern Dis.
i iricl oi Virginia, December 5h lSiJ:
The United States OF America, On : Iibel Of
against =" ''oe' -
One Package OF Buttons ''''' ''"''o"
Tie citation having tren executed On Benia-
min L. Alien on the 2ni day oi September, 1913,
requiring him 10 appear and answer The libel III
Tins cause, and the order made in this cause, on
the l5ih day OF November, 1915, having been
Gully published, and The SAID Benjamin b. Allen
being so!emnly called and not appearing and no
person appearing 10 inerposc claim Tor the said
package ~ hn,ons. the cause came on lh.S day 10
he heard on the libel heretofore flied on consde-
ration whereof the Couf; doii adludge, order and
decree, that Inc SAID package OF buttons be con-
demntd, as forfeited 10 lhe said Uni!ed States of
America ard the Count doth further adludge,
order and decree that The Marshal, after having
advertised The time and place OF sale ior fifteen
days, IN some newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond, do proceed 10 sell sand package Of bur
tons 10 the highest bidder, 1t public auction, for
ready money, and that he bring the proceeds Of
said sale. alter dcducling The expenses thereof,
nu Court 10 be held SUBJECT 10 lis future cider;
and that he report his proceedings in execution
hereof, 10 The Coun. \ Copy-Teste,
p. MAYO, Clerk.
In pursuance OF the above decree, the urder-
signed will proceed 10 sell the package OF buttons
named in The said decree, &c the hishe3; bidder, at
public auction for ready money The sale will
take place on The 9Th day Of January next, al 10
O'clock, al the Custom House in The city OF Rich
mond EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Dec ~ dds Marshal U. s., Z. D. V.
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MANCHESTER,

MANCHESTER.
THE Town.f Manchester, directly opposite the city
OF Richmond,) by r-ce nj purchase, having obtain
e! undivided control Of hall OF James Res. hcr
drring the Town and thus secured an exrusiye and
valuable WATER POWER, ia prepared 10 make leases
Of The same. on favorable efm. Applications may b.
made TO Samue A. Patterson Pe.idenl Of The Board Of
Trustees Of the Town. Dec s3-cw2m
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LOTTERIES.
j. e.. Gregory & so

MANAGERS, 10. lGi, .HiIN STREET,
lsI RICHMOND, Virginia.
Ticker (Share) Nos. : ) 60, the Capital Prize
OF $4,000 in Alexandra Lottery. 292 Ezra.
drawn Sh December, was sent 10 This Office and
sold by w. p. Turpin. veader, Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEM-
FER.
55,.1t Dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class ~, for
1915, 10 be drawn in Alexandra, d. C., on Sa
tul,ay, December 27ih.
Grand Scheme:
prize CT 30 9i prize OF So0.3
:! $4,000 - /" 900
q 5000 40 400
+" :;,On0 Sc. &.
Tickets SO; Halves $; Quarters 30.
Certificates Of packages OF % Wholes, $40
Do 90. II Halves, 20
Do. do u Quarters, IS
st1' Orders for tickets and shares and ceri!l-
Gates OF packages in The above sr!endi! Lo,erir>
will receive the most prompt attention, ant an
official account Of each drawing will be sem 70 all
who order from US. Address
J. q. GREGORY X co, Managers,
Nuy. 31-2awd&c Richmond, Virginia.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l3-Crd, baIqre
Parlhian, Allen, for Norfolk and Richmond.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l-Arld, schr. Marietta
Burr, Knapp from Richmond and schr. Balti-
more, La,ourete, from Petersburg. Cld, schr
Orscn, Henderson, for Richmond
BORDEAUX, Nov. 2G-Cpd, ship james
Caskie, for Charleston.
HELVOET Nov 27-An'd, John Frhrlnan,
and I1arkaway, Cormick, from Richmond.
BOSTON, Dec. l9-Arrived, schr Allegro,
Greeley, from Richmond; schr Brilliant, Rich
ardson, from Norfolk, and schr. Nansemonc,
Garrison, from Suffolk.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2l-Arrived, Ark, John
son, from James River.
LONDON, November PC Entered, Denmark
Frost, from Virginia.
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sV.P. TssrE,sn's Lottery Office
MO. 10. Nam Street, Richmond, V.rgnla.-
CAPITALS FOR DECEMBER, 1915.
a Nsw YEAR's GIFT.

1894 Dollars
Alexandra Lottery Class 70, - be drawn al
Alexandria, n. c., Saturday, Decemher27. Ca
pirals: S35,294 1900 5000, 5000, IS OF 900,
&c Tickets $40. A certificate Of package
costs Sli0-Shares in proportion
Orders ior Ticsc;s, recei.ed tfeeof P0s'agc and
attended TO BY return mail Drawings forwarded
when requested, IS soon as received. For small.
cr schemes, see daily advertisement. Address
NV. 2S w. p. TURplN
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NO nj II HI nj b

TINE celebrated Dwarf, COL. CHAFFlN,
i who has created 50 much wonder and aston
ishmeni Throughout, The Northern cities, has ar
rived in Richmond, and will hold his levee al The
Old Fellows Hall, lor one week only, common.
cling MONDAY, the 2"i He is 20 years old,
81 inches high, and weighs bu % pounds-mak-
ing him The smallest MAN in The known world,
and the ONLY real Dwarf in America. BE may
be seen every day from 9 o'clock, a. NJ, 10 3,
p. NJ. Abundance - cts; Children III CTS
For particulars see bills. Dec. 22-2t'
yyTANTED.-I wish 10 purchase or hire Tor
w The ensuing year, 4 woman OF good char.
acler, who is a good cook, washer and roner,
AMI wi,hou, incunlbrance. Also, female house
servant | will give liberal price, and would
like 10 get them as early "a possible
f. D. ROBINSON,
Dec. 23.-:,td Opposite Exchange Hotel
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EAGLE PRIZE OFPICE
MO 2 East Main Street, opposite The Old
IN Market, Richmond, Virginia.
Here's chance 10 make yourself ready for
Christmas! Something splendid at the Eagle
Prize Office! For To-day, a magnificent litle
Lollery-Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1900, 900,
&c. IS Nos, IA drawn ballots. Tickets o.;
halves l 90; quarters 30 cts.
Call at the all lucky Eagle Office, if you want
10 close YOUR accounts for the closing wear.
Dec % J. MOORE CO.
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yITANTED-two or three first-rae workmen,
w 10 work on Goats. None but those who
can come we'll recommended for sobriety and
good workmanship need apply.
J. A. MARTIN,
Dec % l3i Main Street.
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Dancing BY Miss Homer.
cra,dfalsler Whitehead.

The evenings entertainment 10 conclude WIN ="
nov Drama OF
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The LADY Off.

On Tuesday Evening, December 81,
VIII he performed, by request of The Members OF
the Legislature, the beautiful Play OF
The Lady OfLyOns.
Claude Melnolle Mt Jain's"n'
paml;re Mrs Potter.
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N0rsisan.'s asaaicc,

MO. 7, UNDER THE EXCHANGE no.
" TEL, RirHNOND. TUsiGio
Drawing OF Virginia Leeshnrg, No. AZ, at Rich
- 4 IL
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HINTON HIGH SCHOOL

CLARkES HEAD QUARTERS,
ole Lao' bflor EretQnge Hotel. lis Street.
FOE To.DAY-A!exandra Lottery. Extra. C.,ss No.
SA Capitals MOON. 1000 500 !, las, 2,i0O 10
90, 10 Of ,2aO, 10 Of 900, &c-7j Nos I2 drawn
'aip'. Tickets only S.. Sales close at II O'clock.
Ias Evening-Capital go 600. Tickets 81.
Drawing of Lceshurg Lottery, Glass No. 40:
y "a 10 20 q IS 20 81 80 - - IS ~
lee. y NJ. CLARKE
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TLGtStNl HUI, NO JUit =, IoIn.
We have used hc Virginia Reaper, bail; is
A. &. Eiown. Gavush our harvest mis- s-a,un,
and i, has performed satisfactorily, cutting on an
average, including hindrances from wet weather,
Sc. a small fraction under len acres per day.
We are so we'll pleased with il ana It's work, that
We contemplate getting four mere Tor our own
use The following harvest II is not difficult in lis
use, hu only requires lille care in The driver
10 keep Of slumps, &c.
Our ground that has been cut hv The Reaper
was rough and uneven On The surface, and is
qnie undulains Il was mol prepared in view
ol being cut bya machine, notwithstanding, how
ever. 40 difficulty has been experienced by Us in
consequence ofnneven crrongh surface.
- DpNAN''
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surface, having tcen plou2hci and sown IN cora
rows, which .en burrows and RIGGS and many Of
The corn Subs weIe no, cui lVE enough Tor he
machine 10 pass over them.
1t is bu, dong jus ice 10 The Rcapcrio Stale, 'itt
The farmers Of lnc surrounding counties general
! attended my wheat fields 70 SCI lis performance,
and were generally pleased 10 see The rapid ami
mpirie manner in which il cnt ani saved the
gain One man said he had one objection 10 il,
and when enquirei what mat was, hr answered,
il would .iaive ih- hogs, lou'> Ne,
PHILIP " SpAt,GNN
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CHFRIcoKg, Dec 10, 1915
Dear Sir: have now used your Reaper lour
seasons, and have no reason 10 withdraw any
thing have said in It's favor heretofore. II has
iuiIy met nv most sansuihe expectations, AMI |
cannot think that any farmer, having once tried
il would ever again Willingly 60 inio harvest
without one or mole, as might he ii,e siza Of his
fam. have never found any difficulty in keep
ing them in order; in fact, much less than with
The cradles. Although the Two that have WORK
remarkably well, as You think Your ae improve
mems have 50 materially benefited The Reaper,
must request you 10 send me one for The next
harvest. am, very respectfully,
Your obeiient servant,
CORBIN BRAXTOS.
IT., NJ n RI NrcnprtcY
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c: BURRUSS'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Whole Ticket Nos. = 20 G--SSOj Beth sold aud
10 % $3.50 paid BY
BURRUSS.
hiawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass No 3o4:
81 IS % 80 ~ ~ iC 80 81 Is IA 50
WAolc Ticle; Nos. "a ~ eGi Two more Prizes in
:" IL SO 6l the Dollar Lottery, sold
ih42ald by BURRuSS.
F,r Tuesday-Delawate Lottery, Glass No 305-
hles: $1,000, 500, $50. 3i3 50, ) Of liO, ks
Aes, IL drawn ballots. Tickets 81, halves l. quar,es
cicents Dec. %
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LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.

TIIVTIlI, DC.
II II 10 % 81 > - 20 81 30 20 - Is A..
Ticket Nos. - IS -, plise Of 500, sold in
IN .b,u,
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RICHMOND COLLEGE

IHE next session Will begn January let, and close
July 3Ist Arrangements are now being made by
ths Trustees 10 conduct the Classes through The ordna
y collegiate course. The Faculty v i'll consist Of
Rev K. Ryland, President, and Professor Of Moral
Science
ar. George Frederick Holmes, Professor. Ancient
Languages.
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II Ot1fRa

NNHE Winter Term of the Vermont
M Literary and Scientific Institution
will commence on Wednesday, Dec 4th,
aud will continue / weeks. The school
will be under the care of the present Prin.
cipaI, SIDNEY LElsIgSlzIo jr.
A. b. The public may be assured that
no effort will be wanting, on the part of
Mr. X. TO make The school interesting and
profitable TO all who choose to avail them
selves of lis privileges. The method of
instruction pursued will be thorough and
sysematic,--one which, while it shall aid
in storing the pupils mind with useful
knowledge will also TEND to expand and
strengthen his powers for still higher ac>
QUESTIONS.
TERMS-For Common English, 50 90
Higher English. 3 SO
Ancient Languages, 90
French, 5 90
No student will be received for less than
halt Quarter.
Good Board at or near the Institution
may be obtained at 81 25 or 81 so pc.
week.
IF. MERRIAM Secretary.
Brandon, Nov 10, 1915. q
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DICE OF FREED ON.

cellent medicine. The mos. intelligen,
and respectable families of our city have
adopted it as favorie family medicine
and persons predisposed to consumption
who have used it, speak in the hig hest
terms Of its efficacy"
Scores OF individuals have been cured
of Asthma, the early stages of consump-
ton. bleeding oflhe lungs, obstinate coughs
etc., by this Balsam, after hope had well
nigh yielded to despair. We say this in
all eandor.
WARREN g. BLISS,
Agents, Brandon.
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the number Of 6iades," two. Thus vary
ing the questions according 10 The number
Of blades. In a similar manner. by the
same system, the different mental faculties
corresponding TO The different phrenologi>
cal organs, were brought into action, that
is thei: natural action, was inflated.
BY means OF this system. this animal
magnetizer succeeded in imposing upon a
number of the medical students at the
Medical College in Castlelon. and by his
magic he even COMPOUNDED some OF the
learned doctors themselves. 1t is little
curious, to say the least, whether it is any
proof Of mmortality or not, tina, from the
place where DR.. Adrian's humbug ex-
pired, even from its very grave, should
arise another monster, "more hideous
STILL" bearing the same name its nature
the same-its object and end the same.
| have given this exposition, not to in
jure DR.. Moron, or punish him. for |
deem him an object Of pity instead Of pun
ishment. And, although he has baseIy
lied to me. and deceived me, as he has
others, it is a matter be must settle with
his own conscience, and his own sense Of
right. Although he may suffer some in
convenience by it, ii is better that The truth
should be told, that the public may be on
their guard against further deception from
the same source. It is hoped that the DR..
will see his folly and forsake it. He or
any one who has the disposition so to do,
can convince themselves of the truth Of
the phenomena that have been known as
mesmersm, and by other names, in
much shorter time than it took 10 originate
and learn that system Of base deception.
F. J. FARR.
Brandon, Nov. lib, 1915.