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FOREiG.N CORRESPONDENCE.

ST PErsGsBuRG, July 20 h, 1916.
lhe next day we were advised to lake carriage 40
The only way 10 see the city. occupying great space,
IN any Reasonable time. Our FIRST visit was to the old
part Il The city where sill, remains the house elected
and occupied by Peter the Crest. is little cottage
one story high with three rooms, of which is now
conver'ed into small Grecian CHAPEL richly adorned
with costly diamonds and precious spnes given as Of
fer'ngs by the devou worshippers at It's sacred shrine
HE next room was his bed room, not large your
c.set-lhe furniture had been taken away. The third
rum IA atgef than the two lormer. and sacred his
'erepI"n room. There was The chair he once occupied
OF common black wood. covered with leather, much
ome-wotn In this f"om there deposited many
r'ch offerings, o"e of which particularly noticed tia,
was given ny nnbe lady who had been soely llced
with the Head ache ir many da s-She resored ST.
Peters chapel 10 OFF, her prayers and immediately felt
re'ft Her gratitude tor such blessing induced
make an Offering OF nnst splendid variety OF gems
Consisting g" valuable diamonds. the richest eneraldS
anu o'her precious s'ones OF Immense value. This 1T
Tie Cottage. Which served as Palace for Peter the
dfea Is cateuy preserved by being covered over with
aap'her house We saw here a boat VIII was con-
s'fnced BY his own hands, Near Ills is the first
church built in Petersburg. l. is very small and con.
s'ruc'ed IN The oriental Style This art OF the city is
quite deserted and bears Resemblance TO the new
part. We then drove 10 the fortress in which is the
chnfch OF ST. Paul. where are deposited all the En,te
Tors from Pe'tr the Great. happened that the Empe
F Nicholas himselfwas 10 visit The church tina, day. in
consequence OF which the cuas were al arranged in
order 10 the church, covered with goden CLOTH bordered
around win white ernlne-whlch fur, you may know
Is c"'laed chiefly 10 the Imperial family and their
subjects are mol allowed purchase it, Among the la
ny Interesting objects in this Cathedral Is the splendid
tomb of Peter The Great aud mat Of his family-much
curious workmanship in ivory. and lamp made by Pc
ter h''nself The tomb of the Duchess Marie, dausl-
Ter OF Nicholas whu had been dead iva Years ony was
also exposed. TIE Imperial Covering is extremely rich,
win the arms of the Emperor set with precious stones
anu slrewn with wrealhs and garands Of fresh flowers
winch was repeated. our guide informed US, every
morning by some Of The nobility. There were likewise
many vases containing newly plucked fwers. She was
4"nH young when she died ard much beloved. This
church, like all in the city, richly adorned with,
many precious stones and other silly ornaments From
's church,we drove To the Monastery of Smano " here
'''f'e Is splendid church. having beautiful railing be-
'fe The altar Of pure crystal. The Emperor attends
service here often and has superb pavilion Of crimson
'c't', where he stands While the church ceremonies
''e pef'ormed. The convent surrounds the church aud
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$50 MEN AND HORSES ,

JAMES w. BANKER, Agent.
Will he exhibited At Lynehbnrg, on WrbsrspAy and
THURSDAY, Gc,b,f 81 and %
D,"fs opei al =. NJ aud 4. NJ
The Great Epuestrian Casalcae i'll be preceded BY
The celebrated BRASS BAND, 10 Musicians IN M elr-
gsnl aud costly thetei, drawn by II BEAUTIFUL.
CREAM tOLOkED HORSES
The thly nn,ualng entrance ihis noble and mag.
nlhceni professional taverade must nj once strike py
cry heh"lef with the highest admiration The sutpass.
ne beauty ii the thorough bred HORSES the pors. v
appointed car and the admirably decorated wagons. thu
designs aud tdlng al which me by the dlstiupu
I'd sf's compel aonpason thai a, once places Tin,
establishment AT the lfont oi every public Circus. A
large orune has been expended IN The access,res aud
tqu'Pnrhs proper Ia the scenes and acts presented by
the superior picked aud chosen from hundred
s'afs la udef 10 ,net this the fist best and must supe
nor Equestrian Establishment Ia this or any other
country IN the world The great wper proof pa vlllioh
tent snpeoly flashed will be 20 ono square ieet IN i,s
dimensions. and vii WI cuniain 5000 persohs
who may Witness every performance clearly and disiia
~. Amrnl the performers vii he found
J. j. NAiiiANS. The great unsurpassed, 9, 4anl
Il hosr rder occasionally introducing his immense bal,
anclng o' The mnui, Flank Pnslof, On his head whis
The sioed- are u, lightning speed. THIS gentleman ia
also Equestrian Dlfcclur
Rnlmy Muster, HORACE +. NICHOLS, whose
nbil't IN this inc satd The very highest
The Clown is the celebrated JOAN MAY. tema,ka-
BILE tor h,a NJ, aud hnmor never ronssress,ng the prop.
g,ou Ids ol drcuinm.
SIGNOR GERMANI. The prea, Italian Jngpler, on
his hfm aud npId si.ed, will execute the wonder-
in itcks. HIS gentleman only arrived n this country
last " inter- Ills two learned Docs I'll also b. intro
dnced hy HI nsc ana exhibit many eAlIaord nary
ticks.
L. J. ROGERS. one Of tie mosl hushed sctu. I,
defs ol history, w1 appear aud introduce many ureien
aud local scenes, nany o Which he 10 The original 90
W. NICHOLS, an accompl sh, d aud chas e Prnc-
pal Ac Rldrr o lhe Preach aud American Scinns.
". klNCADE, the bpd aud Young Equestrian lIo-
u, Will introduce something On ms jet Black,
Lucy .Nlal
MI r.. MOODS, The Comic PersonlIcaot of the
lted Al,n ol III, i,fesf
Mis-, WOOD tie beautiful, chasio aud very grace.
tul Female Eqn,srflln.
The Nuublul GEORGE DUNBAR. Will signane
himself N his grral aud singular Performances VI th-
nesa Equilibrium nd personal praluIe.
The tumlr Concert viii Introduce the mnsi talented
Erhlepmns nj the day NEAL JAMl>ON, wlisr iu-
sprung aonrh on the l'ntIi Is uusi exquisite viii be
aided IN he .Ntfsotdmary Ballet Department, w The
truly gifted dancrt FRANK BROWER
Every attention viii be paid To the obs 'tvarce aud
preservation o the good order which Is always indspen
s0le 10 well regulated Exhibitions.
W The abpve celebrated lIoop will prrIm Al
IIBCnTy Orlober l9,h.
New LONDON, October 10Th.
October 81
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LYNCllsllsG Ml,,kEv.

f'r the neck ending Saturday. October Il, 1916,
pel'w We give correct lis, ut the arkel iur the pas
week
iobdccn-lugs. 30 cts. 10 50: Leaf inferior. A.
,o To 5,ol common. S.. no 10 % addllnr 80 10
foo; shipping, 400 To 600 manu iacurlnu, (con-
$500. S''o ~
fh"-Ihe receipts are very li,h, and the last sales
uheaf-lO) In los cts
f',d'"-corn. 81 cents per buslel; Oats. clean 20
market
t"rer aud Ora" Seeds The Season being now o.
Sei. We have no prices 10 report.
ffori'ons-hacbL, u. 10 cents. The stock not hea
W. No demand ior Wagon bacou. our nakrl prln-
c,"'y supplied lfon The east; Beef. So per bundled
Ae1 % els. per bnshel from Wagon
fta'-iierrlnss, 81 50 s. Tor No = clipped !
Family Rm 81, Shad s.; Mackerel, No. /, Sl3, No.
:. $3.50. No }, S..
Copee-St. Domingo. 3 To @ e.nts per III Rio. @
!" - cents l.asnra - 10 cts. Java ~. 10 cents
Snsar-Brown. New Orleans. 81 To Q, cents per h
ro''' hc' 9 to 9cenis per H.; ri. CrolN, II to l2l
cents per III; Loaf, l2l I'd Is cents per h.
Cm'dIes.-Tallow. II lal2i cents per H. SPERM SO
10 .. cenis per lb Hull SONS. L. To Il cents per III
" hshep-Prlces range from y To % cen,. aud
li,,le feeling.
brandy, Applenew, % 10 % cts per gallon; Peach
none IN market.
Cotton iaus,--Lynchburs Monticello and Union
North Carolina Factories, 0cts per h.
Hoh.-Bar Iron. so per ton aud in demand from
boats $50 from Store. Pig Iron Us to s32 according
10 quality.
Sfeei-l5s'e"d, e to S cents per h.; German Is 10
TO cents; Shear, 20 10 % eens per h.; Cas-, SIce 20
to % cts per 10.
li"seed Oh-7o cts. Lamp. 81 90 to | 80 per
gallon; Tanners. 500 10 Is. 90 per Dbl
Irdfher-t'ood Sole. - 10 IL cts. per ID; Damaged
Sole, l2i TO ii cents per h.
Poirdfr.-BlSnu. | 90 tn 4 - ppr ken. II III, 4 :,
O 10 e 90 per key
Uooi-Wool, 2ia27 cents perb.; WOOL Rolls. IS
to 4oc. per h.
Coal md UO0d.-Bilumnous, - cents per hnshcl
Anthracite, $500 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood 81
per cord Hickory 80 per cord.
| piles dried (uuur IN u,rk,iA
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HO<TxsO.V w.

~ consequence ri the lnclemcncs oi The weather the
abo'e sale Is postponed unnl the 26th instant
JOHN DOYLE Cnmmis
u. DAVIDSON. s si,ncts
Oct 10 ,ocn
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POSTPONEMENT

A Ia Circuit Superior Cunt Of Law aud Chance.
N ~, continued by adjournment aud held for the
county nj Amherst, al Tho tunri House ON "Wednesday
the 26'h day ui August, lsi6:
Daniel Scott, Ploinii0
William 4. Scott. in his ov n right and the Admin
isfator OF Charles A. Scott deed! Anne n seat,
widow aud re'Ic III sand Charles \ Scott dee d.; Hen
~ ). anghoWc aud Aune f., his wife, Ihornas {
Miller and Margaret = his wife; Samuel SCOT
Chats \. Scmt, DauI,l Scott, joan L. Scott Edward
Scott aud Pow'laranH L. S'od MA infant under u years
OF age. b, ""',n Inns .y, specially a',gnel hs guar
dian; SAMUEL lrvlne. Henry Powell aud Martha IN,
vile; William Miller, Executor ol J I'm Pun,u dec,d
aud Thomas NJ }5ndGrlnt Defendants
il Cn.NcEn8
The Court llh adinlse, order and cree that the
defendant William \. Scolr, Administrator OF Chatlca
A. Srott, decd, do reader hetoIe Of the Commls
sonef5 Of his tor of his administration of
The estate oi SAID ntrslav: in nakiuv which s.le.
menl, the Commissioner Will disregard the settled ac-
count already made by that defendant brranse II WINS
made alter The Institution ii lh sui and will asn class
and report 10 the court all dcbe paid Ivy the ndninsrra
lor, ir the sad estate, shrw the true pos,lnn
of the Pantl, debt .ans The real and personal estate
lie Will asI take an account shewng What real estate
was held by HE sand dcrden the dne ~ he decree
ni Buckingham Cnuri. Which has been satisfied hy The
PalntI, AID What par OF any sur las ca ne Ia The nos
session OF the defendants Thomas VI I,ondurant and
All Of which accounts the said Commissioner III Ike
state aud settle, and make report thereof IN the Court
with any matters specially stated, 1ermed pertinent by
himself, OF required hy The parties 10 BE- s., stated
Copy- Tes'r
ROBERT TINSIEY, elk
CoMMl sIoNEg's OrrIcE
Amherst CT Ito. September IN 1916 {
he parties interested III The foregoing afde Wlli take
notice, tia have appointed the 6 day of December
next. to HE accounts therein mrnllonpd ON
bt,b fIauu > 5l.,.lyt n. IL
ed 10 attend at NY office, with then accounts vouchers
settlement. RU. NJ BROWN Cou'f
October 10 vim
T ruls holden in The CLERKS oie OF the mt snpc
"A nor court OF law and chnnccry the county Of
rick at the court house, tho Isl Monday IN October
1876:
Jesse A. Waugh, plaintiff
benjamin S. Mcnfcc james W Wnulop John X
Wauhop, Abram Staples ard Thomas NJ Clark,
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendants, BENJAMIN s Monif,e, James w Waulop
and John X Nauh1p, not la inr lheir appear
aee ana given security according the OF Assembly
and the rules OF tins court aud ii appearing
evidence that they not inha bitants oi tbs Common
wealth. on the motion Of the plaintiff by counsel order
ca ta' tie sad deirdans do appear htfe the first Mon
dhF ~ December next, and answer The Plaintiffs bill
anu tata copy OF this order be forthwith published the
Iynchburg Nnginan, io two months md pos
ed at THERON door OF tins county ON some
court day.
Copy-Te-ic,
SAMUEL 6 STABLES, Cl'k
oc'ooei ~ wSw
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q We have no intelligence Of The rival of the Gfra,
bnaln " she sailed On the day app tinted the % ut
The re Is ground toappnhend sumo accident 10 her.
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DoMEsIiCS. HEAVY WO0LI.ENS. BIAN
kEIS IIAIS AND GAPS

aud avaf'eiy I" other articles tedious 10 enumcIae
an al "hfh WIZ be offered al such prIces
'al |" P''se call Is most cordially invited from all
'hosf wishing oboy good aod. aud al the lowest pr
'es as VIII not only afford the subscriber pleasure 10
eNh'hh us ""'ds, Il persons wishing Ia buy, but II
shall be- his standard an To give entire satisfaction 10
'hose ""om II may please 10 favor hun with ihrlr par
'onas'' T.. FRANKLIN, Jt
Oct 8 !. II
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Cloths. Ca>xinrrcS and Visiting,

Extra fine French Cloths
Donblc Mild Golden brown ditto
- ln,lsblr Green d.
English aud American, do At yato,. prices
Supct. De skin black Cassim,trs
Il bbcd aud srtped do
Fancy asslmefes, ASSERTED,
Tweed d., d,
Flnr silk warn d Tor Sack coats
Eoglsh san Neslings. plan f.ufed aud ,m,roid,.a
Altered aud .r'ped SILK do. very dor.
Embroidered Cashmere do
Noo''en, Velvet, Cashmere aud Merluo do,
Fancy tnsais, neck Ties Sc
toll assortment OF
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4 i a Circuit Superior Cunt Of Law aud Chance
4 "A ~. continued by adjournment and held for the
county oi Amherst al the tnnr House, on "Wednesday
the 26Ih day ri August, lsi6.
Daniel Scott, Ploinii0
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ailsEAT NATIONAL CIRCUS

uNlE only regularly conduct d es ahshn.ni in iha
United Satrs-ii being IN ia . c,untry what
Faneont's and Asey's IN Paris AMI London
Pie al Admission 30 CENTS. Children aud COL
cred servants - CENTS.
/ he ot The Park Thratre " York. and The National
.ILnphLheaIe. PhEn. GninrIlslnn INV n1ds al
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BELL, KuCkEy Il 90.
.bObbCrS HHO EelUiierS or
IA NCY "A ND STA? E
IL - u ID y.

p,uehbnrR, Va.
ESPFGIflilli iniorm lheir customers snd
IL iii" public that ihty ale now receiving add open
Ing their stock OF
E1LL MD ULNTER GOODS.
purchased recently in the northern cities and generally
from first hands 1hef purchases are very heavy AMI
the assortment genital comprising probably
greater vafy ul really tlch and eeva goods as alo
The more useful than be found any eslabiishme,
upper Virginia All persons wanting puods, really
good qpaly handsome styles aud al the lowest pticss:
u invited 10 cali.
Sept. u 4sir
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ELK GREER FURNACE
Consisting al between
10 and 1900 Acres Of I.unel

with Me Implements. Moulds aud Fixtures belong inp
/" HE Furnace, and all The Personal Property connected
With II, aud oprurlenCnl nthu Furnace.
u Is property. IN every respect, valuable. II
Is III tied On lAmr. YER the county Of \, sun nj
the mouth III FIN Crerk and Is an Iron establishment
Is as valuable As any IN Nu4'.la--iho quantities OF
Ore aud Rhinestone bcng lo,Ahauslblc aud near the .u
nacp.
The sale Will be- for as much cash a viii drhay all
the r>penses attending The sale. aud on a credit Of &
months III one 'hfd. and nne and two years fnim the
expiration 81 SAID slN mon rs. IoI the re naminI t,yn
tldfds the pnrh scr 10 give bond and security Tor he
ht payment. AS may be approved oil by the commission
ets, and The whole property 10 remain AZ security also
Tor that aud the other two oaymrnts
he poatc ale desired especially 10 attend Ia this no
tee 'ollN THOMPSON, .Ir
STERLING CLAIBORNE
Commissioners.
July % ,l3O
~ The Richmond Wing will publish The abpve ad
vetlIsenen att" day of sale. aud send account 10 ms
office Tor collection.
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Iron pg1y..x g,.r Suy,

Npfh an authority elvrn 10 the undersigned ns
y commissioners, by G. Payne, John " M1shy
and A. \. Montgomery. they Will on the l3h J,y If
oeohtf heNi urot the premises sell highest bid
der, all that valuable La and Property known by III,
of
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nj 4 ieIsIAGE.

Married, at Gporge,own, o. c J on Tuesday morn
ING, the 18Th Instant, by the Rev. Alex. Shiras Fer
DYNAMO w. ksauE, Esq, oi ST. Louis Missouri, 10
Miss CAROLINE >sLoMA, daughter Of John PlckreIl,
Esq. OF the former place.
G5- For obituary of Mrs. WALKER see fourth page.
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AGRlCtI.TI RAJ, NOTICE

A, regular meeting of the "Union Agricultural ST
cieiy, held al Campbell Corn House. on the lh inst
the suhjnned articles designated as subjects Il,
premiums, al the ensueng annu /, meeting IN Nuyem5e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23

HKDVEY q Co. Seed Store and Agricultural
n Warehouse. Merchants Row Boson-NurefieH al Gam
bige. Harvsrd CulaEC Mas mcs fom The city
collections Of Vegetable
ArcuuiA herds b. found the country
aas and ncludn1 the newest snd most
Roots and Dallas; also GardeniDg Botanical and Ag
rcutural HOOKS
proprctos coftlinng upwards
q ty iaTgest and richsE
ooIeeuonsof
Frun AMI Ornamental Trees.
EveTfeens, Fiowcnng shrubs and Tanta
Pear, Pium and Cherry Etocks
Grape Vines. Rispherucs
grernto.re and Hardy Hertseeous Plants.
s0sos and Cams1as
fisLtgs and BHil1Is Flower Roots
Rbubsss AMI Asparagus Roots.
Huckthofn. Atof Nfa &C. Tor hedges
GfCai as"n BE- been devoted To fruit tees particularly
haIs Europe have been scieced W
the tCeafa The fauof tstt ~
500 Feaf form collection
OF which Lscn planted and yearly
eeHtns no bsaung BY which set arcuey IN The
nay dsp-nocd upon.
ibsy waai ccsry Attentions n eurvstor 70 fhs
which, Icing
eodlan N, s-ed uboro the mid
Csta Efats
The Of unurpasssi comprising than
tritf hundred
BE- obtatned n The tsebatsi cuyators
TiAncs.
hs green hou.s department. compes and
fesrahs Carria, re1rronum, hEaea, Cacur.
Ps5ry. Fusts FL, ChfytanthsuuH. JlTar Lilies, he.
s.sAubsrai fFcssuf made " large purchasers.
~ AZ odsrstn h. ssgQm9anitd with the cash o. dan
rstsfseiofg feferencs
Cs,alosuos cent rraus 70 every peu pais applicant
rts addressed VIII BE- promptly eTecuff The trees
psats sscunriy pactr N t~at transportation psu
county, I'D FORWARDED wiu'out dsiiy a. a-sm
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tpLLoW ME, by John barnett
mans Carol s' W VIC oAeA"oods-
Are we almost therct a beau.inil b,il.d
The ChurehSsrd Wall, by NJ w. Baihe
IL wasny home In childhood by n J. sno,,.
The Ab.sni, words by W. n. halls nv muse nv N r s.
fioras Invitation music by Taylor
Kate and Win, their unhappy loves and AL N,.no,,,
Comic Song. "'''P"oss-s
The ''ly Beggar, by John Templeton
TeTenees Farewell to Kathleen
Hose Anterior, ballad, by @. JeHnys
sally in our Alley. by John TenpI-,on
The Village Bells. music by T Miller
None member thee, by Mrs. Norton
ray what sAah be my Song O night BY Knisht
would had a Slater, The only Child b. knight
Tie Old Willow Brook, by A. Fry
he cold hes bound the Joyous stream.
ihe tled Dasy-No. s of Easy songs for beginners.
Love Now answer to Mrs. Nofton's Low. Not"
BY "Tand Fathers Days by NJ J. spore
twas then thatshe promised marry
Inc grave OF Washington sung by the Hsrmoreon.-
W ne above with variety music has lust been,
esived by wM 4 NONE ,sI,r eh'
-. Sign OF the Golden I.yre,
nh - No. Main
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Ferruginous ChocoIafe,

'oR the OF Choosis Affection. the Stomach
LeueouhG, Debility and Children Approved by
the Faculty OF Medicine Of PARIS by
Government
Man, practitioners have administered IN ell III taym
sndeavouledio render gra,pr the digestive
gans, the diLeuiy longer OF
e hapFies and beat ndpulaby that Feugnous
cosie.
The persons who viii derive great bspeat nom the use
ferruginous Chocolate, are
lst Woman of naid caapleIoR, who complain Of difficult
bcatag especially ascending staircase papaion the
heart, OF noises in the head badly
whose appetite destroyed perverted who oen
experience feeling Of GOODNESS the
general terangemento OF the system.
3D. Men who pale and Of delicate Constitution whose d.
geson isdhcu and who exhausted fatigue
will find amer using for short FeuucnoIs Choeo.e
material Improvement in their -.-- 500
~ Weas ehi4e4 sgdespecany sety wilae-
aaie strength and their organization will develope
scii,
H. Butts principally girls budding into omanhood
whose health may snrushng that the Ferrugnous Chocolate
will be useful brilliant and vivid complexion succeeding PIE
ness regularly in ali the functions Of the economy
hourshing state Of health suervenng VIII prove only
utility OIL the indispensable eessY .he Feuu
ginous ChocCA,e-
eAh supply OF ,hs valuable preparation JUS, hand and for
sale by p JOHNSTON
Ju 81 Druggist
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iEe nbltaon aud dieasd always lies Of the
Je 10 lhe snsst Hence the virtue Of
he scat OF The inh nation will do AZ
rubbed on the temples will penetrate directly the socket Ihe
"l De op-ned proper Precipitation VIII the
disease will soon pass of surface
PiMPLks ON THE Face EESoslEs Tl MASCULINE SKIM GROSS
GvsFAcs.
LIS hi aeiion eIpel all not eease dra nr
m the lace ~ Tree from matter that under the
skin and frequently breaking surface Il then heals
ere Is nothing but grosHess dull repG.ye surface
begins to oon and until the SKIN become. az and
delicate as ehds IL throws freshness busting color upon
e no" Nh'e Eaaseai skn that perfectly enebant ng
times in VI Frerkes bo,e th. hs We
hidden and but seldom Pursue all will soon d.
- 49, 1888 -
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

u intrinsic virtues. acquired celebrity which
shaken by the 'Nosums" with which the
abounds The public aiming that this Is remedy
can be relied upon for the speedy and ofs
OF the Lungs literally
wherever IL introduced all others
into The pubic
ana rescr, medicine which testimony Of
nen physicians the 'and
requires no bosiefns by publishing columns OF orgd
nheates-bGt enough let where q
obtained and ia vii ali OF efficacy
which
skill oi the most learned practitioners
DR. sWAfNEs COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
was the nrst from that valuable which
indueej TO tie public
by The county being sans. Candi - and Mix
lures" OF Wild Cherry OF which prepared
phyean although they the
Phseans TO give their "NoSirus Therefore,
Pu"e houh De ON eir guard and have voorhees, mixture
ratd upon them iot the ensl
SONY prepared by Dr. swAYNE ~ w. conner OF Eighth and
Race streets, Philadelphia.
CONSUMFTiVES those whose Lungs are affected srhtv
should take the syrup without delay which they may
the hIng Of that dire disease fy firmly How nportan
then to avoid Never live day cough Syrup
be had and proper
destruction by Consumption.
DR.. swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
eompoond of Vegetable Remedies Is called "Wid Cherry
because that Preparation combined
with other ingrdit MS that the efficiency good
qua9 Ms supporter and and functions
OF life, Is
CAuTON-Ar preparations Cheiry except Or swayne
ave fictitious and eoin"fe and sprung
Bile edy had introduced itself chamber
be deceived by the
but Try the genuine and Re cured.
Prepared only by Dr. swayne, Northwest Eighth
Race streets. Philadelphia.
% Only Agents Richmond where the genuine urepa of
Wild Cherry he obtained PEYTON JOHNSTON Druggist
ilS Main Street and w H. DORNIN Broad street Also foI
sale By Bragg. Thomas Co and C. Cnng Co re,erburg
kfGre Farnham Washington D. O. and by Agents generally
throughout the United States de 10
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Nstayf cued cases that actually dthcd everything known A.
wei az the ability Of hneen ortwen doctors ma told rs he
bad 'pca $500 on hs eheu without any benefit when a v
boxes Of the Outment cured them. y"