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The highea prices obtained his Season ,

NJ. Elksush Lyons crop Of Tobacco, consisting Of 10
hbds grown IN Granville county ~ c. was yesterday sold
by the Inspectors Of sbockoe Warehouse OF the following
good pfiees
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&1T ALBERT ANDERSON IseIpeeted 10 preach aa the
Odd Peov Hal I.ords day evening at O'Clock.
Attendance at Bynchburg.
8 IN. HhRfLY Will visit Lynchburg "Wednesday and
~ be enusuoi Ffankin a days AT
tendance froSi tii ~ oei7ck A. M and ap5
rictoTjHi ssI-tOry OF ibc worId.
sTORY of the Wohl with beautiful piciorisi
La by Frost L. %, publishing Nos nj IS cts each
This u the work highly complinened by hr Gion IN h
Leeise Tbufday night Gail ;h- Agent slbsTbs.
ap5 ! w. EANnDIpH N 20.
rail- Eioad mud Stcan,boat tine bet,gosn IficI-
uiord, Petersburg ana sorEola.
fENIlE Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road
Z Company intending keep run the Steam
Chesapeake Capt G. Oxford. more suitable bla can
b. obtained TIE John Mar.hln having ts dssoves the
connection between the Of that the Road
Company.
HOUR or DEPARTURE.
The Hook Train leaves the Richmond Petersburg Rail
Road Depot IN Richmond Tuesday,, Thursays
o'clrek. 4. 81.
Leaves Norfolk ~ naoys wednes1ay' and Ffda, At o.
cock. A. ~.
Psssage and "a from eher place Norfolk or returbnz 9,
Fieigh tllen AZ The lowest Iates-ipps
RANKIN 4 wBTTLoCK
R'ehmond--aud
WN. II. GARNErr a co.
Eo,rot
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Wigs OF VICuNOND,

Read with attention the address to you Of thorough
Wing. and Thea e' oyoy Wing ia Richmond ssh himself,
II there be IN ooBJor fairness or reason any obe
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WORD,S OEEICE

Lottery for hi. morning. $1,000 Capital Tsl.,.
%. IS Nos. IL drawn. Sales close At Ii o'clock.
Asd TO drse fs-dsr,
THE SPLENDID ALEXANDRIA LOrTepv
100000 capital, &C. &c.
whole tickets e2o' halves otu quarters V5; esh,hs 40
50. Risk on . package Of 20 whole ,ickeu oniv 0oS,
hslse. el3o; quarters 96s; eixh,hs ga So Wv
In th. Lottery there 1906 tickets which dvia, ~
~ gives only a9a6 packages In the whole lottery tho, ~
adven'aer who purchases BY package has ehsnc. In
1896 chances Of drawing the grand Capital Prize Of $50
0OO ons chance in lt63 Of drawing either tho aG oO,
capital, or tho $4,000 capital prizes chance IN sTS
OF drawing the 600O0 10000, the iSOs6 prizes oo.
chance in SIS Of drawing the $1,000. $1,000 i4OGs q,
one OF the two 10000 prizes. aud chance ia ~ a,
drawing either 1000, 1900. 1900. 1000, 3OOO
1000. 5000. 5000. 10000. Ia GS 20 900 dol,
prize or the grand capital prize Of 6oOO0 dollars and one
package may contain the first four Capital prizes soun,n,
to 900 dollars. Single tickets and packages to be hal
In great variety,at WORDS Office
apps Opporite ths Erch.,..
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APRIL. 1916.
x y iAa last arrivals from England and France,
81 " JENKINS has received snd opened additional
ply ~ faacy pcss Coos consisting Cfn1w Styles
lunnr .l fancy coocd Bafeget Baz1rnsI Lawn. style
pyande Nus1 Thread aees and EdEnRE Pok1 Scarf
hi1nle ~ = Ueftani ReraFe. Cps, Po,, and other rich
'tnw sni scar Elk stf Hosiery Lnen Cambria udkfs
bo Tap ad NeeE RDbnn Bonnet aud Csp Fiowors many
new iofms onnnnet' Tor ' ani chfen L. glfn Hats H.. oy
cnd fh which WIN large Isnens Caicoes Princes
Din hach'i aud unblsachfd suHgs Sheetnys Cotpn
Osn'bufg- Umbrella &C compus Tie and extensive
sock sHps ami Fancy ny Goods tie cityan Of which win
% s"li 81 TIE a reduced Pcs, ~ whoeae retail At "
JENKINS snrs ahi Fancy boy Goods 40! LireH Store
g1~ AH"ibef large fiiymsn tir way daily expected
Aps ENgHANGE CORgrP
GUANO for sale by
" ap5 WM pAIk,rp
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OF The annual meeting Of the stockholdss. a,
The Franklin Conpany a v - -,
at the Paper Mn on Mosd.y the lth April ~ teelosl
apI-AlL RICHARD WHITFIELD r.-..a...
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have left these part with friend, under circumstances
cacuaicd the fears OF least biz Bachelor GRO
MES. Whether any affair Of honor the lIps, other
afoi" growing OUt 81 80 much "bHekiAg up IN Batk-
iHshS, We are not positively prepared say, bat there
something important sufing ceTininy.NOw " anything
particular should occur shall consider ourselves
emitted to mighty big piece Of cake for prolonged
Efforts 10 get bun OIL lat, female damsel. DOM
" Our neighbJrs O the Compiler have associated nc "
Editor the person Of Nh VIM y. Carrngon and pro-
pore 10 enlarge their sheet.
la their prospectus announcing this arrangement they
promise to conduct their paper retain Wings
and no, 10 drive Wings from tie ranks"
This IL parliculIry modest IN that paper some five
months old think IN the Wing cause, when lev,led
against the Richmond Wing, which has been IN the front
fonk Of the fight Tor years and STILL the goomest days
q Jackgonsn waived tho Wing nlg when our eoternpma
ries Of the Compiler thought say safest be neutral
Come ei them 60 ask Mr. Richie what he thinks Of such
msideny mOdosyl file cannot be suspected TO lean To-
wards US, bat will in this matter make him tic umpire
Nor would VIC object TO a reference Of even 10 Mr.
Lyons himself lie may be enabled with deliescy
Than can u inform tho Compiler NhO IL was that ex-
cred every prevent Mr. Lyons being "drven oil
in 1871 aud sgan 1914, by the nearly unanimous send
mentof the Wing party here, compuaing some who now
condemn bocouse will not consent ~ support a.
Wing who refuses to pl,Jgo himself 10 give Whg
votes
But forbosr! The topic j, unpleasant nor DO W.
esteem ., or the opinions Of those who introduce IT,
sequence enough to discuss any farther
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HOOD, DICKENS AND BULWE

HOOD, DIChENS AND BULWER.
MI n. Peek's Pudding. BY Thos. Hood
Nk Humorous Paper by Chas Dickens
Dramatic skee ny sr T. L. Bawet; Inussruiioo. nv
Darby. Price IS ets
Comic Biekstonc (Punehs). by G. A. Beckett; with ,s.
tons. Price lel cts
BOOKS WHICH BooKs.. :!
No Eornrs; Traces Of Travel brought bouc nom an.
-
No. Mary Sehweidier. the Amber Witch
Just received by apt DRINkER a MoRRis
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Managers Once.

Managers Once.
SS000!-l4 Ballots. Tickets only 40
Drawins OF sma Lottery By Jays mail CANAL.
5000 sooe 1900 1866 &C. ss Nos II ballots TieLr.
~. A good scheme co buy package
Ri'A ona packages Of ss whole tickets only s2<
DO. do 70 do 10
do. uuartrf do
Drawing Of the Pokousnke River Lottery. No. &C:
IL &c % Is - SIS 81 81 "a 20 IS % ~ 81
Tickets Nos u 81 90 CAPITAL wing so,d
T. RUSSELL BIGGER
ap5 March,. -,
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C0O sAcKs hne salt arriving pc, schr Joseph Marsh ssi
f~VV fof sale. sps-s RANKIN h wHfTLoCK.
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M ALAGA WINE, Pure spirit. Od Appie Bpndye--ioo
" q Oasis Maass VIM: 90 Bots pure Spirits; 10 bbh od
HpPle bfsndy. For sale ap5 jas. WINsTON
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City canrass and necessity for harmony

The Norfolk Herald deplores the dissentions
among the Wings in the Metropolis, and urges a
restoration of harmony for the sake OF the cause.
The pernicious tendency of tho divisions here is
felt and amented hy the Wings all over the State.
The very large majority of the Wings in Rich.
mond deplore them, if possible, vet more than
their brethren through the State. They have
had no hand in producing them and are prepared,
we hope, to act in the most energetic and conci
liatoTy spirit to remove them.
The PETERSBURG IntsIi;geprar s.ys
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THEpREsBYTERY OF WINCHESTER

Which began its session this psce on "Wednesday the
Ard mat; closed on Monday last The opening sermon
.. by the Rev Warren b. Dutton, OF Charles
town from the words:-Behold Is the accepted ume
behold now is the day OF salvation.
The whole number OF members IN attendance were eigh
teen-oyer whom the Rev. WIN. NJ. Atkinson, d. d., OF.
Winchester, was Moderator.
The regular business OF this body disposed OF with
great unspimiy and faternal feeling The debates were
short and the best spirt. The subject which elected
ios discussion the consideration OF Memorial from
The Presbytery OF Georgu-recommendng that the Board
of Missions Philadelphia be requested TO send Mission
.ries TO the Negroes in the Southern States After an in
tercsng discussion the Pesbyery with marked unanImiy
decline uniting request Of the MISUNDERSTANDING
TO leave religious instruction OF this portion OF our po-
pustion TO be conducted Neutrality-suspicious. any spc-
cial commission preach TO them alone. IL has always
been the practice this body upon the Ministers
within bounds give portion OF their time 10 the
spiritual wants OF this class Of our community.
The installation Of the Rev. VIM. II. Foote over the
Church in this place. which took place Saturday last
was exceedingly ineresting-he in the degree 10y
the fact Of his having been their Pastor for
aud who after separation Of few years returns To them
nj their own call renew the solemn relation of Pastor and
people.
The religious services during the occasion unusu
ally impressive and the audiences large and attentive.
The next regulating meeting Of this body will take place
the 2nd Thursday in April next al GaHafndsiown,
Berkeley County.
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SEPTEMBER.


The Raleigh Register, speaking vi the beauties OF this
month, says
This month was SO called from the Latin word sspfsm
seven, II being the seventh month OF the ancient
year, which commenced with March. The SaH"nr
called IL grst month, because they carried their nt W
corn mill at that peiod. September has bees
distinguished by many remarkable events: In 1891
Layfsyette born the 9th; M 1879 Quebec
taken by the British. under Cen Wolf. the 18th
l776 the CITY of New York taken possession at by
the British army lie 18th; 1880, tbs ueHsOn OF Arnold
detected by the capture O MAJOR Andre. on the 23j
1853, the Treaty Of Peace between England America,
France, &c, signed Pans. the Sd; 1872. the
City OF Moscow destroyed by hre the liit 1913
the American EntsTPrIIs captured the English bhrr On
Sth Perry. victory Lake Enc occurred on the lOt
and AeD0nOaghs Lake Champlan, the lth IN the
following ysA.
o. lie ~ a lhl, roynh The Sun the ,ign Ii
Ira,
Ia kisE e baiIBrs that doh --isn the light,
Grsa-s .9sa -safs . day sb4 nzht.
u. sIgf A. Tea t-laz s4uz length IS hey
- zlsg u Asieh-
g. HsrIeg x IL -pisn4d welcomes and aehe'e-
tsl.-< - 4e iastsAd u It, ninE as
xSz A. ns-isnehSly, -hO4id hall September A.
& s<lsS- & satsIiy an py Al hsE then ihOu g"-
s.z sS--s4 SAFER Of tn T~se.-We greet thee ~iIh
s7zes
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CONVENTION MEETING IN FAYErTE COUNTY.
A. large meeting Of the citizens Of the county OF Fay
held o. the house the evening OF the I'd Sep
L.s isls Col william Tyre appointed TO the Chair
end Aimed Beeklsy. Esq. appointed Secretary.
A Preamble and Resolutions were red 10 tho meeting
n, the Secretary, which most soquenty discussed
.sd strongly urged BY the Hon. G. w. Summer. and J. L.
Cart E.a OF ksns~hs. and by the Hon. William Smith
end samuel Priee. Esq, 81 Greenbrier.
The preamble aud resolutions were then unanimously
sdopssd, - follows
where's. the people of Fsye,te county, In common
viii fellow citizens OF West vsins ieel deep and
sblins interest In the maintenance OF that inheritance OF
freedom purchased by the blood OF their sfe. and prns
gated by them ends Of the world BY the memorable
dsclarstioa nj 1T76:
Therefore In county meeting assembled.
n. IL Resolved, That every community al freemen have
m bic right and their bounden duty Ia alter
sbosh form Of Tor the time being when
becomes oppressive destructive TO ,her interest," OF
h,pJers them the pursuit o happiness aud prosperity
Resolved That such OF things exists IN this
sncisnt mlnoawsslth whereby minority OF the Tree
white unjust and injurious domination
tbs majority. .
Received That we do make common cause with
bs.sbeu OF Western Virgins, and ~ pursue to success
fu s.se and By oil legal and manly means, revision and
a,s.ton Of the Constitution oi this Commonwealth 80 ss
To have representation the white population alone
Resolved That Convention To alter and revise the
Constitution should itself he constituted upon the white
kss,s % any other assembly would Ice unworthy Of repre-
sentng reemen aud subveiSe OF the principles o Anglo
Saxon freedom.
Resolved, That A Beekley, II. NJ Dickinson, T. b.
Hamilton, e. Prince, II. Hill, Geo. H. Patrick, aud Is
Aderson be appointed aeommtee to prepare memo''-
NJ wherein the General Assembly, IN terms respectful 10
that body but betting the lovers OF liberty, be
10 pass law take the sense oi the majority o
,, free white citizens Of the State, the naked question:
A Convention the white basis, or moi
Resolved, That Col. George Anderson a. stockton
George II. Patrick, Francis Tyree, William Iyree, John
Hill aud Miles Msnscr, Esqrs be requested TO represent
this county in Internal Improvement Convention 10 he
held s Fincssie; in OF their absence 'ha samuel
Price, Charles n Stuart, and SamL MCDMofe bsi's DC
rronested To n aliernaies.
Resolved That copy at these proceedings be FURNISH
cd 10 the Kanawha Republican and Le~isburg Chronicle,
end the Richmond and other Virginia pApe" DC re-
quesied to rcpublish.
On motion Of H. Hill, Esq, the meeting then ad-
WIN. TYREE, Chairman.
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FINE FAMILY GROCERY,
GEORGE w DICKSON

WIZ subscriber, having opened Grocery It2 Main
Il Street Just below the Exchange -boy,
MI bSoth urboserrr aud Pspehange soeits IN.
patronage Of The eiEsns Of Richmond and vicinity. in
tends Keeping constantly hand ehoer
finest articles his and cash
al the lowest prices has doubt
all who may favor him with their Ills consists In
part, of the following artieles
Wines Of dif.rent vari-tie.
q doz. Jugs OF Sehedam
Teas, Of best quality
LaguiIx, Java and Manila Coffee
Woolsey Wooscy puveriEed and crushed sus.r
Porto Rico md ~ q. Sugar
Sardinia wnols and half boxes AnehCvres
Picked i.obsteTs Pickles assorted
London Mushroom Caisup-
Walnut aud Tomato do
Olives, French Capcrs
Preserved Ginger, which a yer low
Macaroni: Vemieeh; olive OIL Starch
Imported Bologna Sausages
baltimore dried Beef Hams Table Sah
Together other aieI-. too n,,ur,o,. IN
mention. For G. ~ max sONs
NJ, =,
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Errrnginons ChocoIaie,

FerTnginous ChOcoime,
uNOR ChOOsis Affections Of ts Stomach
Leucorrir Debility, and Disease Children. Approved by
Faculty Of Medicine Of Pars. and authorized by the French
Government
Man practitioners Iron and
Il grateful possible digestive
difficulty for of all the combinations
bappe aud nd.putaby that of tile feTuE'nous Co
colats.
persons will derive benefit from the of hr
FeUuEinDu- Chocolate, are
III. Women paId complexion. who complain nf difficult
breathing especially ascending staircase. OF paptaon Of the
dRe-ts badly. and
appetite destroyed sometimes perverted; who often
experience feeling Of GOODNESS the lower erTemites and
general arrangement Of the whole system
ID Mcn who pale and delicate constitution whose ID
sdcu and who exhausted by and fatigue
using a short the FeTuEinous Chocolate
material Improvement ~ their 't1te.
Weak children, and especially those who Tekcy viii ac
qITe and their viii not fail To dsyeoPe It
slC
principally young budding into womahhood
anguisbnE, the Ferugnous Chocolate
brilliant and vivid complexion succeeding tn lac
regularity Of ts and ~ word
nouri-hng servening. viii not only the
ut, Indispensable the Of the Peru
Kinous Chocolate.
supply valuable preparation just to hand and fo
sale by y. JOHNsiON
iu ~ Druggist
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

FALL SUPPLY OF FRESH
DRY GOODS.
TIME subscribers have received by the last
- Jackets from New yOtk. 4 llrge s-I.cei
neHi of STAPLE aud Fancy % purchased reduced
with
At the lowest market rates for cash or city aeeeptlnees-
Rrra woo Blk sni fancy Cloths and Cass,Reir
super Ribbed, BuekskIn q rwesds Cashmere
Pine medium and low priced sst'n-s all co'ors
Kentucky Jeans. Tennessee Pains ksrs-ys aud Plans
rlaid cloak lnnss. ard gh Tweeds for
supei biz, fan cord. plaid and striped Alpaca
Do BOmbaz CsoIhs and Gala n Ids
White, ned, green and yellow Flame o. Canton do.
s~aLsiown Mefno. NseuIa and Silk worsieJ yes.nss
Pialn black and 6sd siIk Velvet and SATIN vr-tinss
English, freLeh snd American Calieoes. all qualities
fufaItuIe Ca Ieres and Dimhy ami Habit
Super Ca-hmetr d. E'COss MDIs,Iiine de lanes, sc.
Pi'in plaid siriped zig d and dotted Mu Inns
LADIES' AlpIcs, MeTino "a slinere and 4. Wool Hose
WHIT. and black Sik Hose and half Hose, Raw d,
White and unheshad mixed black and lead cord
Germantown Hos, Tor boys Enl. and servants
Tibet, ishnisI~, Memo and raHaL sba~I-
Fancy Hdkf- aHd French worked Collars
Pam, femsiIched and Revere Bordrred l. 4 Hdkf-
Thread and le lacts EdgnFs aud Inssinss BObbns &c
Swiss and Csmbte EtRings AMI Inserting- cheap
Polsa, PiAii. Figd and Dotted Nett. blk "
Sptslhrh, paHisnha aud PonE'e Hdif
lTsb Lio-ns Table CLOTH, Damask aud Diaper
IIucklback. Russia aud Biueye Diaper an Cash
Fancy cord nd biz SILK Mt-, Polka do
Beaver Md, I-ie ami Thtbet Gloves, fjr ladies'
Bonnet hat neck aud velvet Ribands
Gras- Cloth, Victoria, Msrselles and Corded Skius
Bib LueslrinR. and rich fancy eOrd silks, cheap
New style and Eari-ton Gin;han-, bib and white do.
GimPs Cord. AMI Tl--els Gimp and Victoria Cords
super VIII tsey Ro,e, Nackenlw aad Dunih Blanket.
Pine anu slpeTdne CaIpetihg Rugs aud Mats
PAIN and Pad Iinsrys. a pHce-
VISA coHper II'n 0 bsachei brown and cord Dome
tics Cotton oEnaburgs, &C &c
~ Of which he found al the lowest No en-
VALENTINE, BREEsEN co.
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L. ENr. kENDAlI. n ATwArER Importers and wh,leSals
IN pcac Focgn aud Domest Dry Goods - Main Street
receiving by shp- vgiRa and HarkAway from Ii
ycrpool direct and ships West AMI Waterloo
i.vcu~,ol Meta RtsUcn, New Work thc
and Dry Goods for thu
FAN ofsn unusually large and vanei a~soru'n
ga expressly trade OF Virginia AMI
Nor caro-
from New York aud BOSTON,
ManulaCiu Goos purchased
Manufacturers Agents. ayorabl.
term
constantly fun supply of the
styIs Virginia Manufactured 60 Gooto all OF which they
respectfully Country Merchants pleds
scl their goods hry De
has.di IN any OF N. Northern
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EAGLE SQUARE.

niciimond. Va.
lANIEL ~ LONDON sab. IN he usual terms
- Cashmere q. Par.
Cashmere de Co.'S
tashIn tr Reps
SeyBdIa Cap-s
Syua Capez
Msus-in de LANES
Changeabl- Craps
Plaid Alpsccan
Cord do
tlf do, silk warp
Bk do af.I
Orleans and 'oburg Cos-rThese goods all great
variety ard ofths most feecmrJis
Kentucky Jeans
Plain and STUPID kcfsfys
Plum fRi and sir ped Caancts
Plaid Lins.ys
Banket AMI Napt CO't1ns
H".vy Twsets and Iild C,iis-and indeed a general
of for and
god, great reduction from the pricos Of last IA
Broad Cloths NJ MI kinds vrsiings Srks
g. lara Socks Cloves Shirts and wear every
variety.
vrry large itbck Of Pitt from IS asihe
usual assortment % domestic and Foreign Goods. all kinds
D.,
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SA NESTS Measures
wv ~ boz. BTooms
10 Barrel covers
40 Wire Seifen
IS Nests Market BASKETS
25 Flour Pals
d dcz. Door Iats. Just rec


LEWIS GINTERs. -. main st.
a NEW AND VALUABLE DICTIONARY
A DICTIONARY or THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Contain
~ the e,ymoogy and expiration fall WORDS
authorized by Writers which add"d NocatGllTV
of the of Eng h Words and accented OF Greek Latin
Scrip proper BY AIelanter Reed Rector
the Crcu.pac- School Enaursh Author RGd English
CompO.on Mhln Introduction by Henry Reed
English Literature University OF Pennsylvania.
For sale by a. &. PENDI.ETON,
Ne 10. Nam 4
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643sQE4.{{sEE
ELYJL2IIIII IyrUur2IED

Pills eouiainns the
~~t- the nrs Introduced BY that name.
pr BEWARE or SPURIOUS FILLS prepared By osA,,, ..,I
"Biood Purifying Pil. "ssrapana ~h,rh an,
pamed the public the repu.os o6 Ds
i-idys only and genuine Hood TAI. no
others than Dr ied they pos--s b.
combined IN ri whether purEavs puun-r
blood aud nuis of the body nom
usual eour.e of living enpoy
ana - -
In addition 10 than certificates havins been
he'e'io'r published their increasing DEMAND 10 ssroas
proof IN their favor. Sold by
J. 70. RUsrACE q soN
my I"-u No. wr.t A., st,er,
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CONSUMPTIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.


rUNHoMsoNs COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
NAriiriIA thu most certain and powerful rslns ever di.
covered for Pulmonary Consumption. bronchitis Splitting Of Booi
Asthma. AMI all dis of the respiratory organs
Ti- readers requested following astonishing
of lady well known in this community
PHILADELFHIA, March q, lS44.
Ma. s. TuoNsos:
Dear sAthoush unsolicited by you consider duty
To suffering fellow To make the following statement
which for humanity sale. hoe wall MAKE public Tor rarely,
has astonishing cure been effected Pulmonary Con
whsn the Iatrni the
-Four had violent bious which len
general wretehed condition great
the chest slight cough snprTrrnd which gradually Increased IN
violence until all the Of Pulmonary Consumption
arIy apparent Such eopous
ling of the throat hectic fever hoas and Often total o-s of
oppression,
pillows almost sitting POSTURE bleeding ir the lungs and At
time threw full pint Of blood saeh distress that
had to Keep throat moist with cooling liquid
and ALL suffered with violent palpaon of the hea
Every would cough with grea, pain large quantities
purd In this condition rapidly wasted and had
not the shadow OF doubt that before tins winter was over should
be n corpse.
al-o had the advice different periods Of four good physicians
Who did all they eoud for with avail They In urn po
and sad that few months.
DISEASE confirmed Consumption and beyond the reach
Of m-dicalskin
order possible procure my
friend suggested NJ Compound syrup Of Tar,
Of immediate aud wonderful reiief afforded
took regular or months every gradually dsap
from being scarcely able To head nom the pal
at miles fatigue aud your nvaI
uahc medee has through the blessings Of God been the means
literally, OF Tesrung me from the
you proper publish you liberty
the afflicted that word OF tie foregoing be sub
Stimulated by person. MARY IANES,
~ Spruce street
Prepared by p Thomson corner sr and Spruce
Philadelphia sod also by Dr WIN q. MePherson, Harris
tu,g j C,,b I,ncas. J. v Ian,b, reading Va. Dam. A AID
rich Poughkeep.e n York r. Hewing- Trenton. NJ Wool
Burlington N. D. Beth W. Roberts. Mob" Ala; A h n D.
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