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BENJAMIN HOMANS.

4, 4, Nm BENJAMIN ,HOMANS, iasup
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
BetWeen l0h and llM Streets, fronting Penn.
..,s.s,s.,,l.., sylvania Avenue. salay
Sales Of Real Estate, Furniture, and Personal
Property, attended to at any place within the city,
! march 9-tf f ,t4 ,3'a
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A. GLADMON

A. GLADMON,t X k9s .ainlGt
House Carpenter and Joiner. gbqei
Shop corner If 9th and M Streets Washington. J
Where, at all times, Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c. can
be had All manner ofwork in his line will be ex-
ecuted at the shortest notice. 81t.nal ado
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DRESLEY SIMPSON, Pennsylvania .auen,ie,
i North side, I'd door east Of. llh street, keeps
a general assortment of Family Groceries. ~ ~
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2WAsHINGToN. D. g. TUESDAY. OcToBER %. 1916
-POETRY

s.hS.9 rau ,lu9AT Its words oYfgE
Are few, but deep and solemn, and they break
Fresh from the iount OF feeling. - Psrcivai.
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'DR.a HAMILTON P. HOWARD, /, tenders hi
| professional services to the citizens Of Wash
ington, d. G.. lie may be found at Or. +. How
ards, NJ E. corner of F and 18th SITS. Dec. p
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wv III. ,GUNNELL--Dealer in Lumber,
.IHtFA. Lime, wood, &c. Corner Oaui anu
9Th Streets, near Pennsylvania Avenue.ga ff9tdW
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sos or Printing Of every description neatly
executed: such as Books, Pamphlets, Cir
culars, Cards, Handbills, etc., ETC., on as
4 good terms as at any other office. II
asd While the g COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN = will
be devoted to the cause Of Temperance, its
\. columns will be enriched by original articles
ON subjects calculated to interest," instruct
I and benefit its readers. II is intended 50 to
blend variety, amusement, and instruction,
as that the various tastes Of its patrons may
/, be Gas far as il is practicable) gratifed.
i Commerce, Literature, and Science, and
every other subject of interest, not inconsis-
9 tent with Temperance and morality, will re-
ceive the earnest attention Of the publisher.
II Nothing of a sectarian, political, or personal
4 character will be admitted. ,i.af,.
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ITOMEOPATHY.--D Jonas Green, Qate Of
IL Philadelphia tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Washington and its vicinity,
as Il PRACTITIONER Of the Homeopathic system of fme-
dicine His residence is on G street, near 3d. 81.
dec S3-f aeaH ],
DRISCOE s. CLARKE, Dealers in Cloths, Cas-
ID simeres, Vestngs, &c., Pennsylvania avenue,
a few doors west of Browns Hotel & iti
ISAAC STODDARD.- -Backsmthing in gene
i raj on Four and half, between E and F SITS.
Work done cheap. "''
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Y ID yras / 1,,rsd sa3 sa.s 4 Il
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Subscribers, So.
once on Pennsylvania avenue, few
ahi n4odOors East Of the Railroad.
.g TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
square Of Ia lines, insertion. 81 cts.
= l do 80 "oE 4" 2 insertions 62 J" h
anll9 do g 60 i039IenH 9ni rs I"
H. Z" 3 times per week for three
months N.f tts.,t $3 rs
line insertion 6 cts.
For every subsequent insertion Para 8"
Business cards Of lines for 3 times ssaa
Il, per week for three months $l 90
For one year 90
Payable invariably in advance. - ps'
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terpreter afforded him the desired opportunity,
and he soon discovered that the hints ihfown out
OF the chance of n large reward, led ths,lprIgnt
Judge to listen favorablyto any proposal for TnIti
eating the severe punishment of the prisoners
The show even of delicacy was then laid aside;
an exorbitant demand was made; and, after some
further discussions Wv withdrew to- arrange
preliminares first with their generous beneiactor'
and lastly with the prisoners themselves MATTERS
now were soon settled; the term of their imprls,
onment was fixed at fourteen years, then shorten-
ed to seven, soon after to one, then to month,
and lastly 10 week, at the end of which time
they were released from prison. The first use
thew made of restored liberty was, as may be sup
posed, 10 seek on interview with the Russian no.
bleman, and pour out their grateful acknowedg-
mcnts for his unloo1ed-for and welcome munln-
cence: while from the noble-minded and generous
w to whose kindness they owed all the
comforts they had experienced in prison, ana q
whose friendly and humane exertions they were
ultimately indebted for their liberation, they parted
with those feelings of esteem, admiration, and
gratitude whichnever afterwards faded from their
recollection. 'a
The principal hero ofthe tale did not, however
meet with so speedy a conclusion to his mstor-
times; it was not till the year 1897, when peace
taking place between Austria and France, that
Lafayette was released from confinement at the
request of the then General Bonaparte
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GREENsBoRoUGH MAIL

Our subscribers at Prospect Hill, and in the
Western portion Of the State generally, are in
formed that the time for the departure of the
Greensborough Mail from this place has been
changed back to Wednesday, by the Department
at Washington. The Standard will therefore
leave here as it did under the old arrangement
on Wednesdays. -
In discarding the new arrangement under
which this Mail left here on Tuesdays, and in
coming back to the old arrangement, which ex-
perince has shown to be the best for the reading
public, the Department has manifested COM
mendable regard for the interests and wishes of
the people; and we take this occasion to offer to
the Postmaster General our sincere thanks for his
action in the premises.
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THE INCENDIARY ABRoADt

On Thursday night last another attempt was
made TO communicate fire to portion of the City.
The fire had been placed under the Dwelling
House occupied by Mr.. Samuel M. Whitaker, Jr,,
and when discovered, was burning rapidly. A
few minutes longer, and the building would GER
tainly have been consumed. Fortunately, how
ever, gentleman happened to be passing, who
aroused the family, and with his assistance, the
flames were extinguished, without having done
serious injury. i- ID
These repeated attempts to fire the City admon-
ish US that we have among US persons who will
scruple at nothing which may promise them plum
der or gain. Let each citizen keep vigllant eye
upon his premises; and let the City Guard, if
practicable, be enlarged. 1t would be better to
pay additional taxes for double Guard, or for
the citizens themselves to turn out alternately in
small Companies to guard their property, than it
would be to stand in imminent danger, as they
probably now. do, of seeing destructive fire let
loose upon the City. Gan ounce of prevention
is better than pound Of cure" ~
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DEATH OF WIN. p. DoBsoN, ESQ

We are panied to have to record the death ol
WILLIAM p. DoBsoN, Esq of surry County.
He expired at his residence on the 1st instant, oi
Congestive Fever, in the 64lh year of his age,
Mr. Dobson was hvorubIy known to the peo.
peof this State by his useful services in the Leg.
islature; and the County of surry, SO often and
so faithfully represented by him in that body, will
feel most sensibly the absence of his strong COM
mon sense and undoubtcd patriotism. AS public
man Mr.. Dobson was not ambitious of display.
He rather. sought that distinction which belongs
to solid talents and to integrity of character, and
was content to labor, with equal modesty and as
siduity, for the welfare of those he served and to
whomoh considered himself at all times respon-
sibIe. An honest man and good citizen has
gone down to the grave; but the measure ofman's
days with him was we'll nigh finished, and his
memory will long be cherished, not only by his
family, butby a large circle Of devoted friends.
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THE RALEIGH GUARDS.

On Saturday last that fine Company, the Ra
leigh Guards, under the command of Capt Clark
marched to their old shooting ground in the vicn.
lty of the City, and shot for the blue plume. The
target was circular board, twelve inches from
the centre; and the best single shots were made
by Messrs. Hudson and AshIy-three and a half
inches each from the. centre. The plume was
won by Mr. Edward E. Harris, by an aggregate
shot of twentythree inches; and at the request of
the Captain, it was presented to Mr.. Harris by
Castor H. Wilder, Esq in handsome and ap.
propriate manner %-f- N."s $50 -.@r#i L
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MR.. HAYWoODs SPEECH.

The Washington Union of the 18th instant
says "Mr. Haywood's speech has excited a
great deal of interest Its appearance has been
waited for with great deal of curiosity. We
understand that il will be ready for the press by
Monday or Tuesday. Its preparation has been
retarded by Mr.. HIS indisposilion. We shall
publish it as soon as we are favored with the
manuscript" 81
IF we may Judge by the tone and comments of
the public press, we should say that no speech,
for the last ten years, has produced more pro-
found impression than Mr. Haywood's late effort
The New York Herald, the New York Ex-
press the Harrisburg Union, the New York
Evening Post the Boston Evening Traveller, and
other leading prints all devote marked attention
TO it while the Charleston Mercury, distinguish
ed not more for its general ability than for its
candor, says Mr.. Haywood has done himself
great honor, as well by the matter as by the man.
ner of his speech. The Washington Correspon-
dent of the Boston Traveller says: , -.@' -..i.
The speech of Mr.. Haywood of North Caro-
lima, this morning in the Senate, was distinguish
ed from all that had preceded il, and commanded
very deep attention from both sides of the house.
Mr.. Haywood is Democrat, and understood to
oS Oh lnllulale iesHlS WIN Tue HTeSIueDI Is a
young member, oc very courteous manner, speaks
seldom, and to-day spoke remarkably WELL"
Bennett of the New York Herald says, in his
queer, way: H.--.. td4s
" II is evident that the e:rpoSe Of Senator Hay
wood is producing some effect, and those anxious
to retain the favor of an administration, which has
yet three years of power and patronage, will be
less rampant for Buncombe upon 81 40, than of I
late; and bring them to the test, we will chal-
lenge you upon several of the most furious, who
will passvely walk down from Russia to the line
Of forty mine"
Should this Speech reach US in time, it shall
appear in the next number of the Standard /
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AppoIntments of MIR. SIlepard.

. Mr.. SHEPARD will address his fellowcitizens
of the State at the following times and in the fol-
lowing places, to wit: ,. ...-..,,. r.,
Franklinton, Franklin county, 26th March, -
Henderson, Granville, 9th March, ..' ....
Elizabeth City, Pasquotank lst April
Currituck G. H., Currituck, 4th April, -.
Hertford, Perqulmans, 9Th April, =.
Columbia, Tyrrell, 18th April, = '5 -.s'i" :-
Hyde7C: H., Hyde, 18th April. - -. 1.. F'..
Washington, Beaufort, 22d April, -
Beaufort, Carteret, 29lh April, :Ei.
Kinsion, Lenoir, 1st May,
Waynesboro', Wayne, 9th May, 49,,
Wilmington, New Hanover, 9th May,
Smithfeld, Johnston, 18th May,
After having visited The Eastern portion of the
State, and especially the Whig Counties, during
the Spring, Mr.. Shepard will make his appoint.
ments for the Summer in the West until the day
of election. '-
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HYDE COUNTY.

! A portion of the Wings of Hyde held Meet
ing on the oath of last month, at which David
Carter, Esq. formerly of this City, was nominal
ed for the Senate, and Mr.. Thomas r. Gibbs for
the office Of otSAerif! Mr.. Stanly was present. and
consented to close The exercises of the Meeting
with ga few remarks" We quote as follows
from the official proceedings:
!" While the committee were absent, deliberaI-
ing on the matters confided to them, MessTs. Sat-
terthwaite and DonnelI were called on and gave
impressive and able speeches which were frequent.
ly app!auded. And, afterwards Mr.. Wynne (a.
ready (avorably known as an effective minister of
the Methodist church,) being called on, from all
sides Of the house, entertained and delighted the
audience with his eloquence and humOr.."
A writer in the North State Wing, who signs
himself "W****," (very probably the above
Minister" so farOrGbly known "-) abuses US
roundly for having protested against this effort on
the part ofthe Wings to make judicial officers sub
servent to party spirit; but that writer must come
down from his stills and become not only more
decent but less toplofical before we can serious
ly notice him..
Both the North State Wing and the Newber'
nian speak of the 90 good feeling" which prevail
ed in this Meeting; and perhaps they speak truly
so far as that Meeting is concerned, for it seems
to have been not only party bu: family con-
cern all round. - Mr.. Wynne, makes an "efec-
tive" speech in favor of his relation, Mr.. Thos
R. Gibbs, for Sheriff; Mr.. Carter, who is alsO'
we believe, in the family, is nominated by the
same Meeting for the Senate; while Mr. Zach
ariah Gibbs and two of the Spencers also take
part in this laudable attempt 10 manage the affairs
of the people of Hyde County. All these gentle
men, are inclined to think, are related to each
other by marriage or by blood. And who we're
the leaders in the Meetingq Lawyers from other
Counties-Mr.z Stanly from Beaufort, and Mr.
Donnell from Craven! Will the people OF Hyde
sanction such as thisf Will they turn out good
Sheriff, to put in any man thus brought tOTwGrd!
Will they be the first to set the example TO The
State of interfering with the political opinions Of
their Sheriff. We hope not. Let them stand
like men upon their rights, and resist, now aad
hereafter, all attempts by selfish and interested
men to dictateto them how they shall vote.
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The True Wesleyan says: Itis singular
fact, which has been strangely overlooked. that
the words Ham, Shens, and JGpheth, mean in the
original Hebrew, Black,' Rcd and White.
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b We weuld most respectfully call the attention
Of those who may want rich fruits and COnfec'
tlonaries, to the new Store of Mr. John r. WhiE
Gker, near the Presbyterian Church. Mr. Whit
aker deserves, as we learn he is receiving, Oer'
al share of public patronage.
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JAMES r SHEPARD

To Kimbrough Jones. DR.. Josiah o. Watson, w.
w. Avery, w. w. Holden, Robert Strange,
Louis d. Wilson: Weldon NJ Edwards, Thorn
as Bragg, Jr. Gabriel Holmes, Robert P. Dick,
John w. Ellis, Calvin Graves, Perrin Busbee
Members Of the Democratic Committee of the
State of North Carolina.
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. go Main, Corner OF 1 3th and Main Streets.
~ b. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
~. Of Spring Ready Made Clothing and Gentle
Fancy Ware He hand complete
ment OF the following ARTICLES, viz
French English Cloth Dress and Foek Coats black blue
brown. green.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere and Doeskn
Pants
Single MilIed Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, sDk and BonbaEne Vests
Fancy do and Vests
White Mares duOble and single breasted standing and
rolling collar
KID, Silk. Thread White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars OF the latest styles
Merno, Cotton and Silk Undershts
Do Drawers and
searf Cravats and Pocket Hdkf' great variety
suspendefs Of all kinds
SILK and Bingham Umbrellas
An Of which VIII sell any this side
OF Oregoni
T. b. spence Clothing made
Ht the Fashionable Establishment Of John ~ orem Hal
amoro.
An assortment OF samples constantly hand.
ap ~ T. n. SPENCE, Agent
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
For the Removal and Permanent Cure
OF all Diseases arising from au Iu,-
pure state of the BLOOD or Habit
nj -

VI DIstNse> ARISING from
pure State Of the blood a Habit
sCROFULA OR KINGs Evil Rprirx ,Tfs,, opsrfS tn,
CurANEOIs ERUPrIONS PInpI - or ptzTtrr ~ N a
THE PACE BIOTCHEs mi Pa ruRoNIf, sope rvs
RING WORN OR TT-T-TFR srAID upan RSt apnF
NENT AND PAIN OF THE BOSHs Ann JOINTS All IN -
BORN UIGERa sYPHII, rrIC sY .YrOus ssfs Tic. ON
DICIoIs Use OF MERCIRy .aCrrps on npopsy py
POsURE OR TMPRUDENCF IN LIPE AIao cHRoNIc
CONSTITUTIONAL DIsoRDERs
TUE VALUE Tn. preparation now widely known and
II dsy thu field OF extending IL approved
and highly by and IL Admitted 4, b. the
ever been employed in medical practice local an IL. ope
hatk ,h. -...
tres the
organ. generate that nud In .ero0Io, p nj
erternal dsorders the
tales an beumafisn and other painful
nef speedy fsnoVsi o. the pain and all
strength keeping pace with the u disease -ys
en y put up IN hshy
ADD portability ard when diluted
bottle Will make tunes
superior IN medicinal value the
nafne The proprietor almost daily
the most respectable character e,inx great value
active and curative medicine
The following interesting invited
10 It's eafe perusaL Comment such evidence unnecessary
NEwARk ~ J. March IL. 1876
hesr' B. D. sand,,-Mr. divers child. place
esa wi" seofna when t~oear, old which reduced
70 nee he-ton The disease p-rvased the whoe and
IN malsnaHi sores on the head, body and rnbs
LOT h umes out hnay gave up the perfectly
As' ar oivrr was induced TO Try yoar sarnpariia
S - pIeue1 Ioal ooue- ~heh was sparingy admin
W aht Ihnupons YET win The mos decided eenehi
~ ~ " I'M Aso Asqnained with The eirenmitasee-
nl.ts ma, AZ d.-,.s 81 esS, ~ 49, yis va, one e1o
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,

XsAAz1aSLS$E ny OaHaI TackeIs 10 and from
0 Lynchburg, and from thence in Stages
BY The Naara Bridge. the sprrE. Sulphur
ON and amer the 9Th Of Juy Rch
mond daily at Sundays Iespted Lynehburr
day p. NJ.
REIvRSIsu-Lsave LynehbuE daily p NJ Saturday, sI-
eeP'ed. and In Richmond In ~ hours.
Two lines Of Stages owned Terry Martin run from
burg To the White Sulphur, distance by
raj Bridge and Dbrels SPRING. by Ppea.le and
the Sweet SPRING.
PaehgeD for 5aunton by Monday "Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers for Famvie Prince Edward Charlotte Cour,
Houses leave at A. NJ with Stages
al CarteTsvls hfer the sh the Boais pas both
up and down a Pm.
Passengers leaving Farmvie 10 A. NJ arrive in Richmond
NIT A. b. AT Those going the Canal
up Boats je 90 BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
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FI'HUNKS, TRUNKS, rHUNKs.--ws h.vs ju. ~.
esivsd arEe ~oct % Tavenas Trunks. dEsrsst arss
ade On iron nanes I'D aasbsA Ne vn "a very
cheap We invite stamina oar osf az
PfIess hsfnrs they hny. IL PUTNEY 4 WAITE
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WASHINGTON HOTEL

INHE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
IN Ma public, h. b. has r.hssed tbs str
"se e-as.hssn and pseysred aseHsrs
the most eenfonabss nssnsr To his former
Turns bis thanAs and
foaEe win Of
% then comfort and convenience His abie viii
Tbs ee. ma and he bar ned the hauo
10 moe pefsons who parposs seeking
tne mountains during The Approaching samss would ..
Be ma. hsd ub number Of large and connections
Accommodation of private familes.
W His eharses ~iI be moisrai.
MICHAEL. G. HARTMAN
e Attached fiote .rse and eosnndion, sta
with eteeB< Osr An runaInR ana fo staup
Ton sop al ths Hoa and passengers southwest and
nofn' uhe Al raanton 2I-3m
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EARLE, Merchant Tailor,

DALI lmOiE DOOh lNC lhmhh l.,
NO.I5E.Pratt Street {, near bridge,
nd HAD DlS
II H.. HI N ~ HI IL -,
nRESENTS TO the afflicted the mosl certain
II s,i.. - 80 - go -, - ''o"s ,, oI'..l
- . =, W. " N "a Guar ui'eAse an
rms IxSTIT1EsnS "'
h,v,,. n, IN. man. 80 80 .. ...t,,.,o,; ,,, -,
under he aireton Of .khl and rr,plaT nh,,.i, \. o ~
nnon ,nh,,r eo,st 80 s..h - - ~ 's ,s IAN
e'sht yrsI, Ipeenc eoug Sadne. The s,saol s go
ooo ase ,bat nave men cu,sd ihrougb ,s,nr, S
CIIRE yysRWs%TEm ~, S1 %.. .'S1 w, ounce
in from, 10 70 a. ban,. IN mia c'o - ~ a. -, 49,
80 .s,n,sd - , % essta,a'e'
m. b.,t nam Of his he 10 the nv ~ Of
DR. Harms blepds practical Tyaon Win beor.,csI
md a..nTs. hs uneotnn,,s m .suS, "a 90 S.S 49, -
on ar. S.s,.,,or q, s,Ia,o IN Sh., NM '"UO S0'' WIN
m.UE T.s1S,
N, ~ m. ,..n .n,,.nd - :. = -. -, -, 49,,
lice ,..n a., chs, phssi =, - ~ en-, ~ ueAe P'ae
Ths r,s,t .nrcs.. sysndn, ht' n,s s,,s b.. 49,. Ill ,
M suees auepons ms ptaeure mas been wen ai'es'e'
I,cms,sSsIe Ca ,hei, ssdY ~ es,,,,n CO., % ~ ~
ssrr,able In ,a,r \. ,aIuh,ops IN 80
manen cure in as many bours as formerly required day, apt
xeek, '
The treatment Of Dr. H. require, no seven, in M NJ
hndranee nom busncunder m benign operation an, drrsv,
arr arosesS S1 hi. @sstDo,
Dr. H. abjures the perneous compounds OF Mercury Baam
re,or OF the Tporap but through sweet and nunS vesstsh
eusdes drives disease instead Of throwing back upon IN,
constitution cleansing the blood restoring vEor 70 the oTan pt
strength to the system.
LEI THE HEADER REMEMBER,
these important remee'se the result Of close Application and
tended eIperenee the genuine offspring OF science Their
influence has been fe and acknowledged by untold
om nonh south east and wem The of mountains ths
humble roofs OF the Ta made vocal by the voice OF echo
ing praise
Dr. " may well congratulate himself upon the benefit aeeruns
ip s % 40. r 1s ." s mus pe' eS 70 a,pen's
sIdod ,h,,n. =, .,,,h.s nronds,t r,on.,rh ~ wy
s"'eo '''O"e VI earn ~ y SE TT M TIVE
Lat pDso,,,n.,s drvn,s,, of . nls.sn,. h.,, in mind ~
,ic,,on h,m h,, none no "A no ,o IN n,l Iii
cation to competent physician they not oay obtain relief iron
pain AVOID modification, and euJe injury
enable medical be nodcrae
be eoudJu be, WHERE symptoms have become
disease more widely dused The rap advances OF this uy Ter
rng terror INTO The bodest hear IL
borrd results epuve contemplate
4soiong botehes ekng pains betray 70 the unhap
py victim the deadly poison peyng upon his vta
do many danger While tarn
shudderng desanR path Of this
scouxe of humanity forgotten that there
other equally alarming though NOR slow and nsdou
continually threaten impudent votary Of
sneud Aab thnk Of the bed Of honsb preparing
begued and deuded youh look 10 the opening prospects Of
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

III HE AFFLIUTEU.
nR. T.. ID. ROBINSON would inform the pub.
lie that he still succeeding relieving and positively curing
OF me following forms OF disease eight every Apply
10 him amer having been abandoned by the Faculty
White seInsS Sea Head letter long stand
ing Dropsy Tunots Weps Rheumatism the Liver
Dy'ePsa Agse and Fever CaneeE Leprosy, Dance
heeuTal dsases &C. The 10 cure. he
removes The poisonous mercury from the and
eni even when the Hot Springs fail He several
hundred eases Of Rheumatism and only failed efeenz
an entire cure He also hasa remedy for the Lock
The most Eaiisfaeto be many persons living in the
city and vicinity who have been cured by Doctor
suited
20 onee On FanEn sIeei opposite Exchange Hotel Rich
mond. Va 4. Ia-1n
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ROBBERY MOTT

House sign Painter aud gIaHisF
Nsrf d.sr % hs EreAssgs Bsst Rs,a-s.S pfrry-ss
A. received further supply o. Paints Oit Coeet NJ obst
~ Nafnishcs with Painters Rudoa and An az
ment % frcneh ard Amctiean WtuoS Gs 70
sora6 inches AZ of wssh D. V DESTROYS OF wotk up on s
most reasonable
MA arEe supply Of Soap Paint fot s.e iou %
Fstof painttof IN OF ShnEhd ROOM
IUST TO HAND s-sor,msa, of6esudNli Frc screens
P@ WIN BOOTH