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JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SALE,

JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SALE
Tn pursuance OF authority vested in rs by The
4 la.. Jol... 1r:-b.--, ..i,~ - =. f.s-i---i
We shall gositirciy sell, At public auction, on the
premises. on THURSDAY, the li'h day Of Augu,t
next. the well known estates othe sail Wickham
on James River and Tuckahoe Creek. consisting
NJ. l. The upper plantation adjoining ThoS
Mann Randolph, ESD, containing b. recent sur
vev $50 acres, large portion OF which con-
ss.s OF river low grounds, $50 acres being on
Tuckahoe Island, with considerable body on
Tuckahoc Creek. This tract is situated imme-
cia,ey on the lire OF The coal formation. having
riis now in successful operation on each side Of H.
ami coal mines have been extensively worked on
The premises.
No. , The lrac; formerly owned ~ he lae
James Currie, called Ellerslic, containing by sur
vey 1tj5 acres OF which about 200 acres are river
low grounds, OF the very best quality On this
liaci there is an excellent brick succeed dwelling
house.
No g. The lower plantation purchased OF The
late David Meade Randolph containing by sur
vey 69l acres, of which about III acres are
river low grounds, with large body OF second
low grounds There is dwelling house on this
tract which al small expense might be rendered
very comfortable residence.
No. A. A tract OF land bought oil Thomas
Mann Randolph, with grist anu saw mill, con-
tanning about 1875 acres.
Thest. tracts of land are contiguous 10 each
Other: the James River Canal passing through the
three first, and the Tuckahoe Canal through the
las,. They form body Of land Of great fertility,
and in the highest state of improvement Their
yicini;v 10 Richmond, being distant from ten 10
twelve miies-ihe advantages OF The canal which
passes a,lhe foot OF the hill in situation 10 DO the
least possible injury, and which may afford The
means Of irrigation and water power, there being
a perpetual waste of water attwo points, with Inc
value Of the coal propery-make rperhaps the
most desirable real estate that ever offered Tor
sale in Virginia: about 300 acres have been lined
with great benefit
The terms will be one-iourh cash OF payatle
a, 90 DAYS. and secured by note negotiable al bark,
with satisfactory cndorsei; and ijf The residue,
credi, Of one, Two and three years bearing IN
,eresl from the day 81 sale, will be given. Tor
which bond and security and deed OF tTus! on
the properly viii he required.
Possession will be siTen on the Isl January,
Isl6 with The privilege Of sowing crop OF
wheat this Fall Mr.. jenkins, residing on the
premises, will show The property 10 any person
DESTROYS oi Inspecting il.
b. W. LEIGH,
WIN F. WICKHAM,
Trustees and Executors OF J. Wickham.
The slaves. stock, crops, &c will be sold in the
Alumni. OF which dle notice will be given.
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OFFICIAL

APPOINTMENTS GY THE PRESIDENT
Gansevoor Melville, Secretary ofthe Legation
Of The United States near her Britannia Majesty,
in he place OF Francis R. Riyes. resleued.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
,oRT OF RICH MON d.
. wa,cr this day, July II, alss o'clock, A. N
RRlVED

.st-N w dAS' 49,
ARRIVED.
-, Galena. Leeds, Troy lumber.
S s.S sarah Jane, Ricketts,, Newark, ballast.
49, Am, La,onre,te, y. York, coal.
S.sr Thomas H. Thompson, Wixon' r9-
iS S"5r Margare, Ann, Wand, Sandwich 'oa''
SAILED,
~ Caucasian, Watts, Boston, Goa
S,hl. Potomac, Duncan, Boston, eoa'
$40 Peter Riller. Deborah Ann olowa,
S'I' snchhn,c and Two other schoonerS, on
y L 5;a, 800 Racbelor and four Schooners
sy ROM paiqa Sobr Charles P. Brown, at
Folnl Oh s Sabl iolis. in Hampton Roads.
~ .,, Juiy 9.-Arrived, steamer
PORT .ss Cap,.Z. c. Clifford, having in tow
ass s,,,rs rugged vessels, viz:
zee =" cnnomus, Mansfield, from n. York,
baIeus and ballast, to Haxall, Brothers & Go.
mn cary on;siana. Denhurst from New York,
sap - warwick s. BaTksdale.
2 naIlds, S,.oben Brewer, Farraud, from New
balqu .r,,,, % Warwick & Barksdale.
! OK ~ "a -Szilsc, barque Carolina, Volkmann,
Jan ~ win tobacco and cotton from E. w.
,.,,ss JuIy s. Cleared, brig Selma,
.. p il, Richmond: =.
',A>.' ,o-Cleared, schr. Missouri, Phillips, for
;. ~ ~. Petersburg and Richmond.
So ne, pur., july 9-Arrived, schr Mirror,
~ AMI schr. Union, Hughes, from Rich
~ cleared. schr. Catherine Amanda, Teal,
nm =. 1p;,hmoai: ami bar9ue Yarmouth, Garwin,
N,r.1ls
:, Nm YORK july a-Arrived, schr. Joseph
60 pearce. rom Richmond. Cleared, schr.
r scar Dearborn, Tor Norfolk.
s,sroy Jnly ARRIVED, schr. EKtio, Robin
Y. ;ron Richmond. Cleared, Schrs. Henry Lee
y Narasansetr, Tor Richmond.
y I1srnls, July 9-Arrived, Schr. Independ-
80 kirwan. from Baltimore, bound TO Rich
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-. IL
June 2a-cw6w RI

A LII MERCHANTS, who wish TO get first
n rate BLANK BOOKS, would do we'll 10
call at SrArioNER's Hall, l2l Main street, aud
purchase those which are made and warranted by
July 10 J. w. RANDOLPH & CO.
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iifeSS
d. NJ. HOYT. Richmond
.Sppcniti LoAcr,eS tOr Juiy.
IN ono Dollars CAPITAL.

3b.WU DOliaTS Cdpltai
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 2S, for ISIS. TO
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
July II. 1915 Capitals: $4,000, 10000 5000,
y so. 100 prizes OF 1000, &c, &c. - No. Lot
tery. Is dra wn ballots.
Tickets $40 halves ), quarters oo. Cerl.
Icales OF Packages Of ri whole licke,s $3.50, 70
halves Is, 20 quarters 81 81.
10000 Dollars Capital.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass % for lSlo 10 be
drawn 10 Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, July
10Th. l945. Grand Capitals $4,000, 1000,
5000 5 600. 3005, so prizes Of 600, 80 OF 800,
GO of 800. &c, &c; lowest prize Sl2
Tickets $40. halves 5, quarters 30. Ger
,;6ca,e NJ a package OF - whole tickets will De
semi for sIi0 halves 20, quarters 80
10000 Dollars
Alexandra Lottery, Class 80 for 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, July
Dc l5i5. Brilliant Scheme 100000, 10000
4 600 1000. $500, 1877, 80 prizes OF 600, 3O
81 aoo 30 Of 800 100 Of zoo &c, &c.
Tickets $40 halves 5, quarter. . so. Ceriln IN
Gates of packages Of 2i whole tickets Sloo, 20
halves 65. 26 quarters - SO.
p s When in Town always call al Hoyts Tor
Prizes Please note the above Schemes, ard
remit Immediately.
Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certl-
6cates OF Packages in the above splendid Lotte,
r;es will receive the most prompt attention, and
an accom-, OF each drawing will be sent I'M
media,ely 10 all vino may order Tickets from
Richmond June % u NJ. dol l.
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DONNETT CASES-We have on hand an
% assortment OF Ladies Bonnet Cases, Of dit
f.ren, sizes, which We will sell low.
JULY 9 PUTNEY s WATTS,
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W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office
A FEW DOORS above the Union Hotel,
n Nam Street, Richmond Virginia.
Canals for INN 1915

FEW DOOKS ABOVE The Union tfClel,
II Nam Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Capitals fer .Jaiy, 1915
10000 dollars 10 I've drawn 18th Of July.
10000 dollars 10 be drawn 18th Of July
10000 dollars 10 be drawn 2Gih Of July.
The following are some OF the leading Schemes
10 he drawn this monlh-among them will be
found three Capital Pri-cs III 10000 dollars, o,ts
of 10000 doLafs, besides others OF 10000, 5000,
5000, &c, &c. &c.--making in the whole, nit
lions of dollars 10 be distributed by Lottery in the
course Of the month.
Packages or single Tickets in these, or in any
Scheme advertised by Messrs. Gregory & Co.,
always for sale BY Wm. p. Tnrpin, who has re-
Gently sold Gin Whoe TckeD a Capital Pf'ce
Of 10000 dollars, Tie Ncond Capital nj 1000 doi-
lars and sundry smaller ones OF 900, 800 200,
&c, &c.
Pos,ages being reduced, remitlances will be re-
ceired from any part OF the country frce n past
age.
Orders attended 10 by return mail. aud when re.
ques,ed, drawings forwarded as soon as recevei.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. D. TO be drawn
July u.
Capitals
Prize Of $4,000 100 Prizes OF $1,000
do 10000 so DO. 300
DO. 5000 so do 200
DO $500 81 DO. $50
G5 Of 100. &c, &c.
Tickets $40 A Certificate OF Package oil
% Whole Tickets vii! be sent for $3.50; halves
and quarters in proportion.
10000 Dollars Capital
Alexandra Lottery Glass No. %, 10 be drawn
July 18th.
Capitals:
Prize OF $4,000 Prize Q. S3,0OS
90. $4,000 30 do. 900
| do 5000 80 DO. 800
do 5000 60 do. 300
lbs Of l00 &c, &c.
Tickets SO. and iowea yri>sSl2. A Certificate
Of Package OF 25 Whole Tickets in Inc above
will be sent for $50.
Alexandria Letter., Class No. 50. .obe drawn
July 70.
Grand Scheme
/ Prize OF S30,6l0 ! Prize Of $1,000
| do. 10000 do. 2,5Oo
do. 1000 | do. 1877 ~
50 prizes Of 1903, &c. &c.
Tickets $40. a Certificate Of a Package OF 70
Whole Tickets will be sen, Tor Sl30; halves and
quarters in proportion
In addition 10 the above large Schemes, there
are smaller ones Capitals: from 81 900 10 20 900
drawing daily. Tickets in all Of which are for
sale by w. p. TURPlN.
july
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Commission House.

no SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER-
i CUANTS-The subscribers have on hatI
and are constantly receiving from the be>, mann-
iaclurers in New England, Prime stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES AND BR0GANS, winch
will he sold a, very low prices, Tor cash, they
being the sole agents.
They are also agents for several OF he best
TanneIies in the county, and have constantly On
hand prime assortment Of LEATHER
" B. Cash advanced on Leather and Wes;.
e-n Produce D: all kinds.
D0WLEY & WHALL.
Commission Merchants, u aud ~ Pearl ST.
Boston.
Levi T. DowLEY
JosEPH 3. VIAL.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
- -
RicHMpSD, July ..

RicHMoSp, July 9.
ARRIVED,
ra,al Boa, Exchange, D. Bland, with "a,
.,,s rntzs. from Lynchburs, 10 Preston & En-
H., AMI H Luilam & Co.
CLEARED,
Boa. Pig Iron. J. WiIks, empty, for Lynchburs.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE.

SALE. Ot ALL aDlc- NEAL Ed n L.
DY virtue OF decree Of The County Court 0.
ID Northumberland, in the case Of Powell and
wife, and Walker, guardian of O. J. Wright =.
o. J. Wright, &c, The Undersigned Commission
er of The Cont. will offer for sale, on WEDNES-
DAY The 18th day Of August next, il fair. !!
not, Inc next fair day there alter upon TIE preml-
>e>. that valuable Tract OF Land, the property o:
the late James c. Wright deceased, lying N
Cherry Point Neck, in the said county. The
estate is estimated 10 contain about 300 acres,
lies in part Of the county proverbial for lis fer
ti.y. borders on the waters Of ieocomico river,
AMI produces fine crops VI the staple products oil
Eastern Virginia. The Improvements are,
dwelling house, in ioerablv good order, and a
large and excellent. barn. Taken altogether, this
properly presents an opportunity for profitable IN
ye>iment rarely offered.
on the next day, 10 Wit the li'h August, ~
virtue Of the same decree, shall sell also, upon
The premises, the Trac, oil Land also the proper
Is ol James c. Wright, deceased, lying in West
moleland This tract contains about 81 acres
Of good forest land, adjoining the property Of
Richard Sydner and Benedict Walker, near Old
hams 4 roads.
TEgMs.-A sum sufficient 10 pay the costs OF
suit and the expenses OF sale will be required IN
cash-one moiety OF the balance ot The purchase
money 10 be paid on The ii of January, loa6--
the other moieiy PAYABLE in Three instruments,
in six. twelve and eighteen months from The ~
January. 1876 and bearing interest from that
dav-,he title 10 be retained ill payment OF he
purchase money, and conveyance orce!ed ny
The Court. Bond and security required.
RIO. MAYO, in, Commissioner.
limo 1--cI1t
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FRI STEE'S SALE.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Tru>, executed 10 the
- subscriber and John Parkhill, BY frederick
A Mayo and Doroihea his wife, dated the 2ih
day OF June, 1919 and duly recorded in The
Clerks Office OF The County Cuuu OF Ilenrico,
| shall proceed 10 sell, n public auction, on The
premises, on Fridav. the 18th day OF July next
at II o'clock, NJ, six lots OF ground, situated in
Port Mayo. near 10 Rockeus, numbered in he
planet Por, Mayo, as Nos. l, >, 3, T. 5, ant 6.
or so much thereof as NAV be necessary 10 sails
~ the Trust: said lots ingihe same conveyed 10
the said Frederick a. Mayo, by William Mayo
and Lucy his vile by deed bearing date the 2i,l
day OF June, 1919, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF IIenrico.
July2 WILLIAM SELDEN, Trustee.
TRUST SALE OF LANDS IN GOOCH.
LAND.
DI virtue OF deed of ;rus, bearing date the
IL 3dJanuary. 1911. ami Of record in the office
Of the Clerk OF Goochland County Court. from
John 7. Bealy and wife and Mark Hunt ami
wife, 10 me- rs Trustee. shall proceed 10 sell, on
Tuesday, The 18th July next, on The pre-
misses, al public auction, Tor cash 10 the amount,
OF six hundred and fiiy dollars and on credi,
wiihou, interest I'LL the 81 January lSi6 for the
balance OF The purchase money, 10 be secured bv
bond with approved security, and also by reien-
lion Of Tie title or deed .! trust on the land sold
a,the option ofthe purchaser, two Tracts of Land.
situate in the county q. Goochland. within few
miles OF Powelrs Tavern, described in said deed
a follows viz: "A certain tract or parcel OF
Land, containing by estimation Two hundred acres
be The same more or less, bounded by the lands
Of contiguous andholters as follows On he
North bv the lands of Mrs Lucy Couch on the
East by The land Of Holman Shoemaker on the
South by the lands OF Edgar Harris, and on the
West By the ands OF said Lucy Couch; also a
small tract or lot oierouni, contiguous 70, but not
Immediately adjoining, The aicr said tract OF land,
containing ~ estimation abou, two acres I've the
same more or les, situated adjoining Tie tract of
land in GuocEland known as the Dover Tract"
On the first 81 the above tracts there is small
dwelling house, and oui-houses requisite FOR
plantation purposes, and The two tracts together
constitute desirable farm.
The title to Inc aboye land, is believed 10 l..
perfect. but, selling as trustee, | shall culy con.
rey such title as i vested in ne ty the said deed.
JAS. A. Seldom
June l6-d&ctds Trustee.
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ANOTHER ALLEGED SLArEa-Late from Flo
I..ciro-T The Boston Posi- OF Monday says iha,
The brig Po!roise, which was seized By our Mi
mister at Rio Janeiro on suspicion OF having
been engaged in The slave trade, arrived At tina,
port on Sunday afternoon, in charge OF Acting
Master John K. puer, OF The L. s. Navy, having
sailed from Rio Janeifo on The 23a May.
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Extensive sale Of Carriages
AT AUCTION

4 hI z HUN.
INTENDING 10 remove my Coach Establish
i ment 10 the corner above the same vii! sell,
al public auction on SATURDAY, the 18th day
OF July. al o'clock, on liberia credit, the whole
OF ms Stock OF Carriages aud Harness, ot every
descripuon-lwenty 10 twenty five in number
among which are number oi Superior fashion
able Coaches, Chariottees Barouches and Bug
gie>, and SORE excellent second hand carriages
Bargains may be had previous 10 the day OF sale,
as am determined 10 sell.
JAMES BOSUER
FOR SALE, as above, on credit ci six
months, handsome Barouche and Harness. anu
pair OF excellent Horses, Young, sound, and
gentle in harness. JB.
lime 1--ris
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AUCTION SALES.
By n. Ii. Hill, AuctiOncer.
NEGROES

Will he sold This Morning at 10 o'clock. 4
likely Negro Woman 20 years old, and her Child.
n 3. HILL,
July IL Auctioneer.
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MessEs Jos Whitney & Co.
josiah VI. Jones Esq, '''''o'''
Messrs Sputord T,iston j Co.
Shepherd Knapp. Esq, New YORK.
MessrS. G.. NJ. Leupp y Co,
Alessr,. IIadiock lIazciine y Reed phiiad
AieSsl,. Poland, JeDkiu, x Co, Baltimore
Me>srs Friend Humphrey & Co, Albany
On WEDNESDAY,, JHahne 3i Is, a; 10 o'clock 81
office,
400 cases Boots, Shoes ana Brogan>.
B0ois Shes AMI BrosdnS.
On TUESDAY. July ;, a, 10 o'clock,
700 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Boots, Shes and BrosaaS
on THURSDAY, July II, at 10 O'Clock, o,
Office.
700 cases Boots, Shoes and Btogans.
B0otS Shoes apd BtosdnS.
On WEDNESDAY, july 30 a, 10 o'cIocS. a;
Office,
700 cases Boots, Shoes and Brosans.
Boots .Sio.S anil Brog0n.
On WEDNESDAY,, August -. al 10 O'Clock,
at Office,
700 cases Boots Shoes and Bfogans.
" The above sales comprise the best stock .!
goods ever offered in Boston, and every lot on the
catalogues will be sold without reserve.
June Ii
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3. W. LEIGH,
W\T = WICK

Trustees and Executors OF J. Wickham.
The slaves stock, crops, &c will be SOLD n IN
Autumn, Of which che notice viii be given.
July S-c,ds
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Eioyt's Lottery Office,
MO 3, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
~ NOND, Dirs ia.
POST GE ONLY FIVE CENTS.

. .UDNU TNs .Ia
POST GE ONLY FIVE CENTS.
Government, wil',nt lhe aid d the people.
cannon well carry her plans; 50 lets assist her
How i> anxious 10 c,respond with everybody IN
America. and thenhy enrich every one who
writes a letter, By ending in re'urn a CAPITAL
PRizs, provided III wriiei makes remittance J
This will enable lI,yt 10 pnt al least iO,O00O0U
Of five cen, bits in he P o. Department. Now,
just fancy how ricI one NAV gel By writing one
letter 10 Hoy,, enc osins small sum OF money,
and how much tor some ''eood teLiO'r" may have
by '..S,rartnouiiu.' with all these VS.. Hoyt
beys every bodv ID look at the following Schemes,
and make remittance by first mail. Even one
dollar NAV be ssnt wilhou, paying The postage,
but the larger The remittance the better 10 ensure
biz rri1n AiifpSS
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Tickets SO, and iocea yricsSl2. A Certificate
Of Package OF 25 Whole Tickets in Inc above
will be sent for Sl20.
Alexandria I.oilery, Class No. 80 !obc drawn
july u
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CASH SALE OF JAMES RIVER LAND
GnnnIII

July 4-cwtds
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i DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

Booksellers, Stationers and Bookbinder
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FRENCH SorApRoN.-A French squadron IS
reported 10 have arrived of Pensacola, destined
TO act agains, Mexico. The Me1icans have Ger
tainly behaved bad towards the French Minister
and French inhabitants, anu they seem 10 have
forgotten the lesson they once received al Vera
Cruz If the French take possession O.. The Cas-
tie and City, they will not be disposed 10 suIen-
I;.r thenn Il 4 Y Su,l
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
COsssMsN pft0ss n Ltres' Com =
plant.

UTshould bcresoriedioby all whom are pre-.
i disposed to consumption, or MOULDED with
a cough or cold, night swesis, asthma, pain
in the side and chest, difficulty OF breathing,
tighlness and sorenessactoss the chest, bron-
chiiis, Liver complaints and all affections Of
The pulmonary organs
THE FOLLOWING NEEDS NO CON.
MENT-
Greenfield, Saratoga CO., n. Y,
Mr. G. J. Rosev elt---Dear Sir.-.-The love OF
lie urge. me 10 make this effort 10 obtain
some Of your medicine, as ! believe II will
cure me. will give a statement OF my Gaze.
About four or five months ago | was taken
with a bad cold, and was very hoarse in con-
sequence OF working in water while building
and saw mill, | being n mechanic and was
under tho doctors care about four weeks,
and got to be able to walk about, and tried
TO do lttle work, which brought On a slight
bleeding oil the lungs. returned home dis.
piriled and sick. The next day while sitting
by the fire, blood vessel burst in my lungs.
and commenced bleeding very fast. The
doctor happened to be near, and he dor Q
every thing in his power TO stop the
bleeding, and finally succeeded after oosng
near quart from my lungs, and more from
the arm. Blu, this did not last but few bours,
mylungs were so spasmOJic the doctor could
not control them,and for FIVE DAYS and nphl.
continued To bleed, until there was no blood
TO run, when ii ceased 1t left me go weak I
could scarcely breath or stir ! lay for n
long time in one position, until my lungs
healed, and began to gain a little strength.
But about four weeks ago a relapse came on
and bled again a, the lungs, and continued
to cough and raise large quantities Of bloc
dy matter every day. and was rapidly hasten
ing to the grave. My friends and neighbors
had given up all hopes and told me that mus,
die, Ny physician could give me no en-
enlargement, except that the lungs we're no,
yet liberated aud all hopes Of recovery gone.
until one OF your pamphlets were given me
describing DR. Lortor's Exlrac, of Lunpwor,
MY neighboIs obtained bottle, for me as a
last resort, but with very little hope. of i,
doing me any good have now taken it a
bout week, and strange To say, from the frs,
dose took of 1t began to mend-and nv
health is better every way. My night swea,s
have nearly ceased, my strength improves
my ralsings are ess,anG hope is again reviv-
ed but my medicine is almost gone, and
wish you to send me two bottles immediate
~, and If recover, will do all in my pow
to spread the news that consumption can be
cured, remain yours, &c.
CIAuNCEY ID. MEDBURY,
We do not ask people TO use DIR Iarbor's
Extract OF Lungwon unless they are con
WINGED from the proof offered them tina, a
cure can be effected in all cases of lung AMI
liver complaint, provided the diseases are not
past human aid
For further proof see medical books in
banda OF the agents, containing certificates
DC. All persons desiring the agency OF thi,
Will please apply TO the proprietor,
c. ]. ROOSEVELT.
81 10 State 81. Albany,
AGENTS LUTHER DANIELS, Rutland
). Winslow Piusford V. Ross, Bran
don. a4eowly
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c. K. LEWIS
Package Express,

EHE subscriber having established an
L Express to run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston on Monday OF each
week, ria Fitchburg Railroad thence by stage
through keene, Walpols, Bellowsfalls, C. hes
ter, Rutland, Middlebury vergennes to Bur
ington, thence by Steamboat to Canada
He will pass Rutland, Tuesday morning OF
each week, going morrill, and Thursday after
noon Of each week, going to Roston. The
objec, is to transmit Specie, Bank Notes,
collect and paw Notes, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and do oil other kinds Of business that
may be entrusted 10 his charge, all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able. Oders may be left with William Avery
or Nr, Circuit, At tho Franklin Hotel, Rut-
land, and at the Stage House. on the Route
where he whl be sure to &c, them.
Patronage solicited.
Packages to be marked "By Lewis E1.
press" C.K. LEWIS.
Rutland, Sept, 1916 ssif
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
NJ. NEWTON D. D. s.
d. q w VT.

Wn.-rrr,n al Rutland few weeks, where
he viii perform any operations IN Dental
Surgery that may be entrusted 10 his care
Those wishing for operations will find IT to
Their advantage Ia call. Dr.. y. has a full
set of Chevalles forcips for extracting. with
which teeth can be removed In almost eve
~ case ~i,hou, the Ieas, pain 10 the pa.
ticnt
All professional advice gratis, and all op
peiAilonS to give satisfaction or no charge
viii be made. ROOMS AT WARMERS.
Rutland, April sd, 1915.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
Low e. Rogers
HAVE received for their Winlcr's
stock full assortment Of
Hard Ware, SaddIcry,

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Among which are,
800 casks Cut Nail, assorted Sd to inch
100 boxe. Glass, 7 y 9 to IL Il ls;
30 tons Iron and Steel. well assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods;
200 pairs Gutter and Sleigh Shoes;
40 casks Burdens Shoes and Boat Spikes =,
200 doz Files and Raspsi
200 Table Cutlery
$50 Gro Harness Buckles
W. Greaves and Sons Saws, Edge Tools,
&c. direct from NE matcufaeurers
Also
A large Stock Of
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
Comprising some Of the latest patterns
All Of which is offered at the lowest market
price. Whitehall, Dec. 1914.