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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

AMERICAN EMIGRATION TO CANADA.-The Mon
treal correspondent of the Rochester Democrat,
under date of the 26th ultimo writes as follows
Parliament is still work bill is before them which
may be OF some interest your side of the line OF late
considerable number Of farmers from New York and New Eng
land have into the Provinces and thrift has followed
their industry As the law stands they cannot possess
the fee Of the SOIL unless oath of allegiance after resi-
dence of years. taken Previous the seven wears
their property liable to conscaon in Of with the
United States To encourage emigration, remedy is now
before the Government in relation to the matter.
The present existing law in Canada gives the oldest son
all the property Of persons dying without will This also is
undergoing revision, and will assmae the ntestatc laws in
the United States
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

MASSACHUSETTS UPON TExAs.-Resolutions uno-
condtionay against the annexation of Texas, passed
the Massachusetts House Of Representatives on the
/ 18th instant yeas 1873, nays A. The second Of
these resolutions declares that as the powers of le
gisaton granted in the Constitution of the United
: States to Congress, do not embrace case Of the
admission of foreign State or foreign territory
by Legislation into the Union such an act of adj
mission 'oould hare no binding force ,chatecer
on the people of Massachuseffs."
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

NEw WEsTEaS WoRK.-We see it stated that JoHS W.
YAK CLEvr, Of Dayon-of which place he is nativeis
engaged scientific work relating Natural History II
to be description of the organic remains found in western
rocks with their general and specific character properly ar
ranged, and illustrated with engrvngs We glad to SEQ
this statement The organic remains in rocks is we
know, most fruitful subject and Mr.. Van Cevc has mind
very well adapted to treat the subject properly Gin Chro
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22
Professor Roerns Geoogist Of the State Of Pennsyrana

Professor RoeERs, Geoogst of the State of Pennsylvania
has completed most interesting survey of Mercer county,
which shows that coal is be found abundany all parts Of
the county, veins of from three feet thick and easily
accessible. Inexhausbe beds of ore, with water power
sufficient for all useful purposes by, also found We
especially that, within few miles of GAINESVILLE and
near the canal in the hills in the immediate vicinity to the
coal beds the varieties of rock SHE'LL kidney, and black and
red sheer have been discovered and aayson proves
that they yield from thirty three sixty per good meta
The Erie Extension Canal distance of forty five miles
through the county, and the facilities for the transaction of
business which it affords will the mineral wealth Of tho
county 10 be put to profitable use
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

During the storm at Boston Tuesday night week. the
wind completely smashed block Of five wooden build
ngs in East Boston and idea Of the quantity Of the
that fell, the following paragraph may be good
'The Newton train which went out on Tuesday evening
encountered dr at the shpyar in Brookne, and de-
taned all night The dr cut through yesterday and
by measurement found to be nineteen feet deep !"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

SAMUEL NELSON Cat the time Chief Justice of the
State of New York. has been appointed by the Pre-
sident of the United States, with the advice and
consent of the Senate, TO be Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court of the United States; thus fill
ing vacancy on that bench which has existed
since the lamented death of Judge Thompson. The
nomination was confirmed by the Senate on Friday
last.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

FoR OpEeoS-We observe that arrangements are being
made for collecting Independence Missouri another large
emigtng party for the Territory of Oregon who propose to
take their departure about the first of May Mr. T. NJ
ADAMS who has charge Of the company, writes that from
present Indications it will exceed in numbers any prior
He advises all who wish to join to rendezvous the vicinity
Of Independence about the middle of April that thorough
organization may be entered upon previous TO starting
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

TREATY WITH New GRANADA.-We understand
that Mr. BLACKBOARD, before leaving New Granada
on his present visit home, succeeded, though with
out any instructions to that end in forming treaty
with that Government which places American pro-
ducts upon the same terms as British.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

DrssESsIoy AMONG THE tsFRiKyDs"--The Providence
Journal says that serious division has happened in Rhode
Island among the religious known the Friends The
Of dsenson goes back the visit of JossrH Jous
GuRSKr, whose doctrines objected by portion Of the
society, who styled Wibures, from JoHS wrrnrn, a
preacher in the southern part Of the State Each party claims
to be the genuine followers of George Fox At the Quar-
ery Meeting held in Providence last week the wbur,es
excluded and held separate meeting in another house
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22
KENTUCKY.

The Legislature of this State ended its annual
session on the 10th instant.
A day or two before the adjournment, the nomi-
nation by the Governor of the Hon. JOHN WHITE
(now Member Of the House of Representatives,
and late Speaker of that body to be Judge of the
nineteenth Judicial District of the State was confirm
ed by large majority. A doubt was expressed, in
debate in the Senate, whether Mr.. WHITE would
accept the appointment.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

BLoopr OccuRRENcE.-Two individuals, one or both
shoemakersb trade and lately from Mississippi, fought duel
in Arkansas, opposite this city, Tuesday last The wea-
pons used pistols and Bowie knives Both were badly
shot, and understand of the parties has since died Of
his wounds. The other is in critical condition. We un-
derstand the Of quarrel gudgc Of years
standing Memphis Enquirer, 3Oh uk
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

Tax IcE BusISEss BosroS.--We learn from the Bos-
ton Shipping List that the export Of ice from that port for the
past month, has been follows To Bombay, $50 tons !;
Calcutta, 325 Kingston Jamaica, 500 Gibraltar IS; De-
marara, so, Guadaloupe 81 New Orleans 1904 Mobile,
800, Pensacola, 1903 Savannah, 3O0 Charleston, 73s
Total for January, 6349 Total for eight months 1854
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

War is the aim of the turbulent the prohigate,
the idle, the reckessly eager for plumber ambi-
tious of distinction, who strive every way to give
tone to public sentiment among.us. Shall they be
permitted to have their way Nv T. Tribune.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

Another trial was made in Boston on Wednesday
to elect MAYOR. The weather was very incle-
ment and the vote much reduced from previous
elections. There was again no choice
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

tor OF the Danyle Reporter, being prevented BY other
engagements from giving his personal attention to paper
offers for sale the entire establishment including three presses
the type, and every necessary fixture
In the hands of individual who would exact prompt nav
for services rendered the Office be made pro6tabe
the advertising and job work being than sufficient pay
every necessary expense including interest the purchase
money
To any responsible individual making early application
good bargain will be offered.
Danye, WAY Feb z, 1s45 feb is--St
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22

Miss SALLY PREsToS, daughter Of the Hon. WILLIAM G.
PREsToS of South Carolina, died her fathers residence
Columbia on the sth instant.
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Pr HANDS WANTED
TINIIE Midlothian Coal Min,us (,s,n,arx, ,.;.i.-


In BIZ" p' "a. bSiaPsr year from - To 20 .su,.
s'N es''sH "EF' hsa " sak 'rs Nne. ,nsh h.,
are s"h's !" go 80 lieu s-nissa h-.ik pal-t...,
y" sns, ~b-e ase i-hos rs,c. shs-,
.-'-s ." h'sf 'ssi ls anI srl, n,s. .ra
e"ar' s.'s Z" s"m3stsst a-nA.d BY ..
rhS'' Al. ant sb.n N. ptee- can
&c en.a ~ az sn"nsi eh,rz. % 81
TOSS Az ''f ehAgs ar Medical saryai services II the Pit.
eiee- IN rsee pssi fr ialss Mines operate. a.
amps Insurance sxsin-tts- accident. Vi tain.s.
y" COS Of d-ah iron sGy Mt re Cutp.py
me- "ef. io ih,n 100 hsn employed ps year ana
a""ogh ""s-s nHusuafy ciy the Mic- there
"a ai'-i sh exemption frsH d--.-- atTi- Pi-
tas - Ptgi.f sdi want nf Ri h,
IN 'r inihg ci-iFc' sui that hca hhsfsfs
!" Y" wofk they peter u sbof
ihc certainty IN th. dessn f Mpss IA.
nigh e.- un'naiy paid with tn advantage ,si.eir tna
icons 81 tie raroa. Pi- When
,ueh labor commands agricultural ygf.lts r,es.
mar slave o""es would q Neito subject ,erou.
Ln,s.n - ~
Iswhdrs~si "f ."nss NJ many anee-
wouA si. reduce IT. pfpiueuy-..-. by hem
20 inc Coai Mines. tbs Farmers ners.ed Nv
soinr eco $500 "
npue~''on 10 be mad, tie slo,han Nn.. In Ci-.
'>frn eoun;y. IL niles shove Riebwot-i.
A. :. WOODBRIDGE Pr-ssl.nt.
" TIE Midlothian Co purchase 10 or 4. ali. b.
aa h-ay young on such OF Nc
nse'sf nnd Willing prir.- IN
p ana ~ - requested that b. Conipap,
p"ehAs' nni.- S, within the specifications
r. g5-tI-
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SPLENDID OFFER TO CAPITALISTS,

ENG .oa- city, with view nj having
- children edaeasd. af.s elaboration tlnnzh
greet rsueanee have ds,srn.d To oaer ior ,ae ,r mos,
e-ah'e tract Of iss in acquainted wrh
sssy iua-. s. Ia saying
~,hna, hesitation that zach body Of possessing
aHs advantages hard TO se found where, and rarely
Branch pasonksy River county
.- q VI. distant fo. riy OF Richmond Sc ms. and 10
ais. r. w. Of fIssssiehsburr The Louisa Rail Road
Riehmqnd TO Gordonsyue In Orange County passes within
sL' nine nies-rherr is about 200 OF cleared
and Tie b.kses 10 in virgin the grounds
Judged Il so0 This excellent
Iron o".wh more than 100 hundred years past
ny ~okefb enierping seotchnan.
70 the ~oks-nee which nothing attempted
In this sreoa OF the y, years pa,
when the Victoria Furnace erected
ouih~ ard aud In successful and profitable sraion
~ year. pas, Coal Ia. been Also the sho r.nr.
of land fom NJ r. 70 H. w though
sa-ou,asins The hnsn who operated
Of the country all Of ssy
soen within the hast 10 is past adjoining tract
TO The ~ T. and w. principally operations.
myself therefore have engaged
paAiss large portion OF this adapted
producing cop-
be nads equal To produced There guam
W Of th- timber also oak OF various kinds and other
valuable timber, abundanee-~hcb,
scarcity in ur- surrounding
hn.ly IN value Every portion Of this tact s well ~s'ed by
and branches
&C. sadernt TO Gerry any machinery whatever which there
Manufacturing Mill, Saw Mil, Cotton Machine The
out OF repair present but could he
pste operation, nj modcrate
very vim. cost, with In. mos, economical
Between ~ SIS Tao building, ATE all new
consisting Of large ami eomoou. story Dwelling ous
the beat maIn.r aud of IN. has, and mos, ur,h.
Necessary houses. for all pupo whatever
two Weis Of and good
With excellent n. buildings over them
good and productive Garden around apple
peseh Orchards In short almost all the
ge family TO be with. The beautiful on-
and uneommonly heathybeins short distance be low IN.
Of the T. w Mountains In my opinion
best and TO such would particularly
OF carrying mining which
he don. with proar BY en,erpnsns
nf provisions be made support
m,sh b. toaeh,
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VALUABLE SERVANTS

w +. offer tor sale, privately, Family of Ser
wants. consisting of Man n year. of age
his Wife about -; thr eldest child Roy their neli Gin
between and aud their Boy and YEAR,
od-ah OF them healthy AMI krk. The irs rate
ostrr AMI eaAg. driver good house
ssrcn"r the woman excellent
Der maid and good pain coOkboh good character.
- The wish "i Eeir that they shOuh b-
VIII carry them out nj Richmond
that the whole family should he
separation Of them To residents this be-
TO- Enquire Of PHILIP VI. TABB l. son,
ohice on Main street. Bigger Lottery Office
Over the Grocery Store u wn. N. Harrison 10
Richmond Feb. lglh. ar
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THOMAS B. BlGGER'S OFFICE.
Hichniond, Virginia.


Schemes for the reel.
Capital $1,000.
Drawn. RECESSED by Fridays mad Capitals. 10000 ; az
1000 Nc - Nus ~ BALLOT T'cses,3.
Capital $4,000
Dra~ins received hy Saturday, CspA. 5000 1000
1900, 1906 sc. - Nos ~ ballots. Tickets
49, for Saturday night.
Capitals 10000. 1000, 5000. $500 5000 GI; Ie IS No.
- ballots. Tickets I.
Magrifcem Schemes 10 drar m March.
GRAND SCHEME,
priEes OF $40 900 each
prawinR received by Mondays mail March ~ Grand Cspta
slooof 10 900 10000 10000 10000 10 $500 $500
$500 1900, 1900 1900 1899 1890 ps. os 1000 80 Of
800. &C. Is Nos 10 ballots, Ticket. u.
$4,000
Drawing received by "Wednesday mail March s,b s,,,s,
SSps,s $4,000 5000 5000 5000 90 A.. -
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
$40 O0o. 5000, 100 priIss at 1000!
n sees'sdo by sondays mail March ION GHd Capt
&c. - Nos. ~ ballots. Tickets ~.
SPLENDID SCHEME
$40 900. $40 OO0.
Drawing received by Mondays March I7uh Splendid "A
pa SO 900, 900 5000 5000 Of 5000 Of sOo Of
1873 ,S % Of 1000 Of 500 Se - Noe - drawn ballots
Tickets 10.
prr,. $4,000. } pr1.s of 5000.
drawing t.ee's,d ~ Weanesdays nail March 1914 Capitals
1000 Se. 70 Nos ~ bal ois. Tickerss.
GRAND SCHEME,
sJ0OO0 10 600.
hrawinr reeeivedby Mobday's March 9Th Splendid Ca
ral. $50 oIo 'ooOo 5000 siio oof ooo 1900 1900
sfLENDID CAPITALS.
$50 600 lis drawn tsIot.
nia~ns 5Seevsde BY aosdss' nail March SET Splendid 60
1909, Of 500 &c. Is No-. Is dawn ballots. r,esei.Io
f0r Other -ehsme-, call stihe Office.
u Packages OF ~hoes and shares, single wLoles and
shares slwsys hand in the usual great variety and as
usual. Prize paid at sight Immediately after the drawing
- Orders iH PACKAGE certificates or single tickets in
the above Scsmes, and IN sl LOTTERIES will be promptly
TIIOs. n. BIGGER.
fe - Managers office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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TO fAIsuElss AND PLANTEn..
NOTICE.

VUNiiE subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends
ADD the public generally. that h. engaged IN prrlar
ing tor making Bricks the rented the ward
"n ir south side Of tie BASIN. formerly occupied By d. Ip-
comb fsq Tie ID prepared contracts fur ayipx
Bricks From his eEp~rirnee the he boc. To meet
with the ofih- public. hand an
NJ superior Fare Brick Glad To ~ok up for .
~ho "y desire a durable lob 10 he done.
WILLIS J. PARNEII.
WANTED
Two Apprstiess To i-smthe Briekhyinx busnrs.
te t-2aw6w
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THEATRE.
SECOND NIGHT OF HERR CLINE,

nc msse assembling and graceful Performer the
TIGHT ROPE IN THE wORLD!. if
Ao T1lE kLGSLEn DwOrHEnS,
sha.s wosassfai ss.sh, Grace. sni Agiy. be
rcd tnasssAttss. ~ eu~s b sea 70 be eie,td
o. pniDAY EVENING, February ~.
Part rirst.Grasd Divsrtia< nsra. hy Lsss ki<lsr.
Pal. sc,cArAy NJ the Bottle W iais ~ sl.r. osirnsI
psor ~ klsa The Theatre Port ~ Martin. PARA with
eesous applause This eoasidr-d
has orui BY has eusxy
WEIR eoanoi-ievr In Entope
Amer ~heh esl-snici HEIR CLINE win perform nj. q.
aodina svolus The Elastic Cord. introduce
inst sb>sant and ehasetcrste GRAND DANCE
IN si-o THE evening psri@ke or COLLATION. on THE
orE asa eeseads h- entertainment with his rausomm
I.phy Of Ths rarssess
ran rasssb-Grand 0ynna-,ieai Exhibition.
Gnna orseian wfesi'ins Match. BY E-er nrohsrs
A varesy az other Establishments.
To eoseluie with the extraordinary by os-ave Esf
iD~ins TH0 H0kSES To RUIZ SdSLvsr MN! he being
he fret that evrs stieupssi a.,
~ se,ss so e,s rh ~ e,-Gay s,elss,ey for eootsd
~rsons 50 and IS
ncks,s he had and ssesred the Box
10 o'elek r. N. Door before seven and psr
otu.nes 20 commence Al o'clock An sesa, roce
In ais me f.NH n .
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Trn,tu" fist dated February 1870 t,. .c,na d,
Hi January gotta !-t- from Hiram 10 III.
' % pnrp'-~ 'sfein contained a ID tie hi--
'.hci,f ior cash. ON TtEiDtf N. liza March, s,s at
"eck In th- afternoon, prur--- the town Of
o HOUSE aUi h the prnp.ry OF srrl- Esq
an'"fnrS ' property and r"'d-per Cola This pro
fy most Desirable tesId.nr- ,t.isa ,.. a, IN.
" say's hriik. and has attached :!
ny. hs p'inen'e""ts a. market Garden and
or ,ary Ssgeabls an, land ,-.,
ana mas been taoai to tho sc.n -upp- family FOR
e"LNrhenee To " m Al
AZ r-'dene. to lots shoekoe walk a. .ntir. DIV
WIZ he sold -nie nay seem 10 .
purchaser on he day VI sale anash t.
e deed add for RASH ia. purchaser Arrange Tor credit on
artr nesiy the wholr pureha-- aon-y n. be uy r.-
hi--h~m W. \. PATERSON, TTuSrr.
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By CisIAnd Net
4 VALUABLE DAIRY FARM AND nAnkET
GARDEN, for snIc.

w ILL lie sold AT auction, on THrRsp,Y, 2nh
March IL i. oeLbcs az the premises IL privately
beloe thai nl~ the s.fab Fam occupied Mr. Ro
= New situated on the Nes Bryce Road .a,t
ol tie ciy
tbs isa las ,r" -sd Duc.rs Iiou.
with good Kitchen, Snake eU-s Barn. Stable. has been
-oeer'ey Cultivated tor the lat I've Haset
co"s gaeny g-riion o! hsh
proTeinEnt AIDED IN The garden cl,si
Green House The farm eobans AbI acres. adapted
lhs euiu.e Of I.rt- Grass, Cioyer
NJ thu same lime Will D. si riT rt= opposite OF The
Road Containing and zach
For terms, privately apply MOTT or
TO VI" New VITO Will ch.rfy properly any p-r-on
wishing to IL TAI.I.cy
E1r- sale conducted by
f 81
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lotteries.


J. q. GREGORY Il 60. MANAGERS.
niehn0al, va
Office No. i0i Wee, Main street.
GRAYD SCHsMB,
10000 DOLLARS!
si5,pOOI
AhIsndris iotery Cs.o far iei5, in A.raudra
$4,000 10000 xsso % psx Of ioao 90 OF
300 90 Of 90" Ae &c T.ek,ts TO- halves quarter. $50
'''''s..''- Of Packages Of 80 ,vhe'es r,essi. $3.50
DO. Do ~ iisa so
Do. do 90 oaas,.r do q: s.,
S3u,OUUi
A. h,.sf. Lottery Tia. 10 hot isi,,o b. drawn A-tab.
a- T. on Saturday. March stl. i-i5. Capital. 500 ,vo
10000 f0so. 3.o soVo 20 bo so pr,-. Of 1000 a.
issei- TO- L.'s. . gi.Itsr- s:o.
'r'uhe~'r' Of r~ekss.sof IS whv'e Tickets $3.50
20 ,: 80
s30,OOO Capital!
,anin. Loesty cas H. fcf IeiJ-nt~ draw. In Ae,.n.
ans - On Saturday March 18th ists. Pn1-.-s3o6OO 10
900 5000 ooeo AGO. io1 100 prir,- OF TeLs 10.
ce'',nsa'.. of Package, o6 IS whcie r,el-. $50
- Half 65
20 Oar il 30
$4,000,
snda d. e. rauaray March gsd Isls spl-sdd seh..ne
1000 5000. s3s1, 1000 no Of
c''"lsAiss Of P.ekas., Of 20 Whole Tickets $40
d. do % Hsr do 80
d' 80 ouzitsr u
$4,000!
Asiahir~ Ifery Class H. fof istj. drawn in All
una on Saturday March so,h 1915 Is drawn bano;.
quarters s.:o '
Certificate. Of package. Of ., Who'll. Ticket. siso
Do do IS do su
oers Tor rehrts and Shares and Ceu6ai,- Packages
aiinon and Official aeeoun, each .-
a" -"'sf when requested To all who order from
~ g. GREGORY - CO. Managers.
uxnrd IN
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STRATrUN'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world what they
Fur selling Prizes, SrkAIIoS's the man.


Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery. Extra, No H.
February 26b:
IL ; 81 6s 10 ri So - 80 IL = 81 A.
TicketN Is 50 another Capital s,ld and paid by
STRATTON.
5000. 1909,
Va Nonnngaa No 9. for Friay O'Clock Exchange
Capitals sicoO lc0r COO aOn, 200 20 nf
drawn. WHO'S ]: halves 80 qrs-
ssJCO, sUdu
AsNGndf'a, No $1,000 s1au.
1000. of 600 of 600 OF $50 ~, IS No. dawn
NLo!cs $50: halves LIS; gs c.. ct-
$4,000, $4,000:
AeMhdta No o. drawing received by Sunday mail ready on
Monday Capital 10000. $1,000 5000 5000 a0Oo 30
"i 1000 90 of 200 6s Of JoO &c s Nos who-s
halves s; qrs. $50.
Buyers referred M OF Prizes r-ris,-r,s
AT The ohes' proof 81 What done and every
drawing Continues 10 the by
W Orders Tor packages cere the atov,
Schemes and IN all Lotteries Will be promptly attended TO- and
drawing when requested.
Pha- address orders TO N. srRATroN.
fe
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C0rd.
NHE subscriber wishes to receive five or six
i> a. boArdsrs IN his family. shi proa-e.
n u" Language aud ri,bess
ppai. nsia thoroughly foe conrgs. lie eaiei P,in.
county 'rihIa mIln ml. OF Prince Edward Hsu~-
AND Two miles aud had Of iiaaglsn sydney College.
ra'nfs and "uardsh- Who wish place
hr carr u liz sns.eneer requested direct
eisfsto fnnes fi~ ard ro1t Hons. Virginia
Tsr", pr Season If 10 nSslls.
B"a'i ineiadins even tlins except hxhis. sie0
Tuition. aa
Ro sEGT G. Anderson
firllif.f pi-s-- copy. a si-.,S
To Physiciaps, Dentists, Druggists ind stu-
dents.
WI" ''-erf hsns about In e1>e basss and
- norm ou"fs LS entire dental .st.-
mrhe NJ oFI bfags; Will nnd advantage TO pureha
i~ ms rum n- Tbsy made expressly e
t'.rs, AM of the best mai-ttals BENZ. y. KERN
Instrument Maker.
Ne Ia, Governor
" II-cIsttp Rehmoni. Va
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covered fo Pulmonary Consumption Bronchitis Splitting Of blood
Asthma. and all dseases Of tie respiratory organs
The readers attention requested following astonishing
cure Of lady well known IN this community
PmLAprLFnA, March ., lsi4
Dear sriEhcugh unsolicited by ,ou CONSIDER dur, ou,
To INV suffering fellow creatures following salem, NJ
weof humaniys sake. aIc you VIII public for rlrrly
Te'eL has 10 Astonishing Pulmonary con
sumption. wlsn the patiently n-arihs grave.
-Four yeats had violent Of bilious YER which len
general eain wecEeI conIan with great vsaIps.. q,
the chest slight cough sucrvensd winch srnusny ~
vio'enee until AL e o Pulmonary CORpiion becan.
eanury apparent. Such a. enpous night svsas ' -
ling "i the throat hectic evr hoasenss onsn total hos OF
vOic Of 1caoB oppression that m Ten
months toxriher was n.ce..,ry ever. ryht N n,o , ~ -
pillows almost "a sninE posture bleeding lung. and A
tine threw u pint such was my dsress tbs,
had'o keep NV throat constantly cooling hqnE
aud 10 crown all SUITE ri with paiptat.0n
Every morning would cough up great pain l,Ks
Of pu''id matter IN is condition rapy away and hsd
BE- corpse.
During suffering. all rs popular remedies
TOT Consumption but none ~ uem relieved
an had the advice different periods four good
who DID nv They could for with await They IN turn pro
nouneed ne neufshe and sid that Hst Lneef months
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ms "a, nj sifgcisiih"H OF COMPOUND sJup
sDd brought bottle anI rouI ,eaferly rett tbr ,tenr.
Of my senss ~ the Immediate and wonderful sGrd~ me-
ic' Two months symptom enduaiy disap
pesfed my lungs healed astonishing As
ms sem from being scarcely able had pl
low am now able wall miles without snd your invai
aat nedce has through besnr. Of God teen the means
literally NJ rescuing from the gave.
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'he feeio every VOID n thu foregoing nav he .b
'taniasd hy me in person. MARY Nancy
~ Spruce Street
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burg osh Lancaster lambeT. Reading Va: psme Al
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