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MISCELLANEOUS,
To Strangers and Citizens

NOME and see the SPLENDID FREE ExnIBI.
" rIoN of MAMMOTH SkY-LIGH1' DA-
GUERREAN PICTURES, at the beautiful
Saloon ot the
VIRGINIA DAGUERREAN COMPANY,
NJ. l39 Nam ST., Eagle Roac Richmond Va,
Over the bookstore Of Nash Woodhonse,
Where the largest Portraits in the world are Ia
ken in from three 10 five seconds, so as 10 catch
even the fleeing smile OF infancy. Also,
Great Photographic Depot.
afAll articles used in The business al New
York prices.
s-yPrice lists may be obtained on application
10 WILLIAM A. PRATT s. CO.,
July 2l-d&cly Prorrietors.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST. 1917.
$40 lQQl Ii nlnI 10 llQl

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST. 1917
100000 $4,000! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass g. for 1917, be
drawn on Saturday Aug nh, At Wilmington. Del IS
Number I.oltery--l3 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme:
$40 900, Is 001, 10000 G,o00, 1000 3,7 Of 600, -
Of 500 IS Of Co., ec. Tickets $40; halves s. quarters
. 80 Certificates Of s6 wholes Sl20-slares in proper
tinn.
81 600 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81 10 be drawn
NJ Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Aug. 81 1877.
Is Nos 10 drawn. Grand Capitals pr1e Of S35,-
900, 900, 900, 1000, $500, 337 20 ~ 500, 20 Of
1000. 20 OF 80, 30 Of 500, 20 OF 400 &c Whole Tick
els $40; halves 5; quarters2 50. Ceruitatrs Vi pack
ages Of 20 Whole Tickets Sl20-shures IL proportion
A,,oiher Brilliant Scheme
$4,000! $4,000! Sl2 500!
LOWEST THREE No. PRIZE $500.
Snsquehanna Lottery, Class 49, for 1884, be- drawn
on Wednesday. Aug. asth, nj baltimore. IS Nos, Is
drawn. Grand Capitals prize Of $4,000, OF ,OOo
cf 1880, of 5000, Of 5aG2, ] of 1000, 100 Of
LOCO, $50 Of 500, etc Tickets SIG halves & quarters
4. Certificates of packages al 10 Whole Tickets
SI92-sIarr- in propu,tioa.
pt- Persons ordering by The package may deduct The
price Of Three Tickets.
July 81 C. u. LUCK, Richmond. Va.
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MEDICINAL
Mineral Waters.

THE subscribers keep constantly on hand sup
i plies Of Mineral Waters, which, being re-
plenshed al intervals from direct sources, enable
them TO present them 10 the public in perfect state
Of preservation, possessing the properties Of The
The health Of The invalid and valcludinarian.
The WHITE SULPHUR WATER, from
the celebrated While Sulphu. Springs in Green
brier county, in this State, We have in halt bbls
and bottles. The casks having undergone care
ful and thorough preparation, impart none OF the
flavor OF the wood, and absorb none OF the prop
critics Of The water.
The SARATOGA WATER we have from
the famed Congress Spring al Saratoga, N. York
II is in quart and pint bottles, and being bottled
at the Spring with the greatest care, is found pos
sessing all The sensible and medicinal virtues Of
the Water al the Spring.
DUVAL & PURCELL, Druggists,
July 81 No. lat Main ST..
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LAND IN ORANGE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber again cifrrs for sale bis valuable
i Tract Of Land, yin. in he county Of Orange, on
the Rapid Ann River three miles from The Court house,
and twelve miles from the terminus Of the Richmond
and Louisa Railroad. The tract contains Fix hundred
acres, and has not superior in HE county. The I'm
prov0ments are comfortable II so fully advertised
last Summer that deem il useless 10 give further
description Any person wishing particular descf'p-
ton, is referred 10 Mr John Wills, oiangr T. IL or To
The subscriberpostage paid The tract wiilb shown
to any one wishing 10 view ii by the subscriber
July 27-cw.w Z. 4. MaCON.
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Ie1L@D ~ i N1t'I : DIe Notf III
WILL he sold On The premises, 10 the highest bidder,
w on FRIDAY, the irst day OF October next, on a
credit of one twu aud three years, the above named rs
tate the residence q! the late Thomas Watkins, drceas-
ed, on Dan River, miles Southwest 0f Halifax, Court
House. and II miles below Milton North Carolina,
tanning 1885, good portion Of which Is Ia woods;
about eco iist Low Grounds the up lands. OIL
snaly Of the finest quality have been cultivated Tor
number of years On four shit system; is well adapt
ed tn the growth of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Glover. On the land Is convenient and comfortable
Dwelling House, with I'll necessary unIhousrs
Adjoining the above is another tract of 2I6. acres,
with good portion of woods, which will br sold FL
Their separate connected, may be most suitable 10
purchasers; this tract has also Il good Dwelling and
other outhouses.
Persons wishing 10 purchase. will be shown The
lands hy Mr.. George r. Richardson's residing on the
premises, or by the subscriber.
Privilege Tor seeding wheat will br given IN the
FAIL and possession on the first day Of January next.
WILLIAM WATKINS,
I'LL, I9-ctds EYsrutor of1l,o,s Watkins deceased
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MHRISTIEJA
cHRlsTlE's GALvANlc STRENGTHEN.

THESE truly beautiful articles are especially adapted
L for this peculiar of The year, as preyen
tive for colds and the long train Of affections which
follow. They are highly recommended for many OF
those complaints which females especially are Liable
Al an eectual means for Strengthening the sy.ten,
when de!iiated By disease or other causes certain
aid constitutional weakness and in all affections Of
the cr.l the f:aIvanic Strengthening Pasers will br
found Of great and permanent advantage. They are
made of various shapes and patterns, according 10 hr
peculiar part or complaint for which they desired.
The sensation caused by wearing ihrm is exceedingly
pleasant and agreeable
For further particulars, see advertisement in another
part ofthis paper. Explanatory pamphlets may be had
gratis by application TO The agentslor this city, aesss
DUVAL & PURCELL, Druggists. l47 Main st., Rich
mond Va. Also, for sale in Wy'hevile, Va, by WIN
H. Spiller.
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
IN NODTII rApDI Ina EOR SAI Il

IN MIX IT INhOLTsV.t TOIs S.i LIZ
ON TUESDAY, the l7lh day Of August next. the
~ subscribers, Trustees, will sell IN the premises
ssWOODLY,' the late residence OF Daniel turner,
ESQ four miles Soul! Of the town Ct WaHenton, ana
about the same distance from Shocco and from Jones
White Sulphur Springs !.
The contains ,G69 acres, and is generally 81
good quality large part in wood, and abou, nan
the tract is first rate land.
The subscribers feel warranted in saying that y IS,
in all respects of the mos; beautiful and most desi-
rahe residences in the Stale
The Dwelling House is new, and very large aud
highly and the buildings are very extern
sve and well built and arranged On the very best lan
and The crovcsare lstefuly laid out, and Ornamentcd
with iowefs and shrnbbery.
The neishborhood Is famed for health and good so
oieiy.
The sale will be made 4 credit Of and TWO
year,, with interest from the day OF sale.
ALFRED ALSTOS,
WILLIAM PLuMMER.
Nsrrrnton North Carolina June a5-rtIs
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TOR RICHMOND.
.. Hours In Advance Of the Mail.
arrival Of the Hibernta.

Arrival OA sA.S
r,vr DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
arr WHEAT AND CORN DECLlNED-coT-
TON FIRM.
Nm Baltimore correspondent sends US through
:, Telegraph the following intelligence Of The
,,,;ral Of the Steamship Hibernia.
correspondence OF The Richmond EnQuirer.l
BALriAoRE TsLE0RApH OFFICE,
Angus, ,, III. 45m. p. M. J
TIL, Uiternia arrived al New York this morn
-, having sailed from Liverpool on The 2oth OF
FLOUR has again declined in England. Amc-
IRAN Flour is quoted, in Liverpool and London,
!, "a 35s. per bbl.
WHEAT and Corn have likewise declined.
co,on is firm. Prices OF New Orleans 81, u,
;, 81 TO 9. Provisions are firm
The Queens health is reported 10 be good.
There is nothing in The Hibefnia's news, be-
res the commercial intelligence, worth des-
,,,ching by TIE" graph.
The Baltimore market is in very unsettled
,a.e
SECOND DESPATCH BY TELEGRAPH.
'NS Telegraph Office, Baltimore,
August ID, 5h. SOM, P. M. !
a,Liverpool, when the Hibernla sailed, wni'e
r,rn was worth 80 a 42c.
Mess Beef commanded IS 93-Mess PORK 10
a IS. ,o., ,,.. 60 ,ho,s.na
,,les OF Cotton were sold at the prices named IN
nv frs, despatch.
The manufacturing trade was increasing.
The Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
markets are all unsettled by The foreign news,
,,a make no quotations.
THIRD DESPATCH.
New York, August ID, P. M.
There we're sales today of Genesee Flour at
:, sOa 6os; 5000 bbls. Western were sold al
!; 25a53 lt. The market, however, is heavy.
Sales OF white Corn, not prime quality, at 6O
rents. Sales prime yellow at Csc. OATS ~ c.
There is less inquiry for Provisions.
The CorToN market is firm.
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MISCELLANEOUS
PROSPECTUS OF
The BAPTIST Guardian.

~.
REV. J. l.. REYNOLDS, EDITOR.
IT. DC published IN Richmond, al 81 per 0n,urt
rlIE subscriber proposes 10 publish, in the city of
Richmond, a srmnnnhy newspaper, drvoiri 10
Tie Interests OF Sunday Schools, Education and Re-
.iu1S Literature. With view of furnishing norIua-
ton these important means of d-nomnatlonal drvr-
!onnenl ard prosperity, ANA n difecas more general
attention IL them, this enterprise Is attempted. The
Held which has been selected Is sufficiently extensive
Ia justify The establishment Of periodical specially de-
vn!ed TO its cultivation. While many Of our churches
are actively engaged IN the promotion oil these objects,
IL is To be feared that OF them atc not yet fully I'M
pressed with their Importance, and the relation which
they sustain 10 the advancement III the RrLtemtr x
Kingdom. With The hope Of diiiusng information
among the churches, and thus securing their more eff
Clrht co operation, many Of cur brethren have called
Tor snch publication a. Is now contemplated ana,
should sufficient encouragement br offered, The work
VIII be commenced ut an early period.
The proposed periodical Will embrace the discussion
OF tile beet means OF promoting Sunday Schools and re-
ligious education generally; the notice and review Of
such books as ale suited 10 promote these objects; anu
biblical Criticism and Interpretation. Special attention
VIII he given 10 domestic government, the education
and training of children in The family circle, and 70
Whatever else may bear upon the interests Of The young
and rising generation
The Baptist Guardian will be issued on the Isl and
18th OF each Month, large imperial Sheet and will
he printed In superior style, NJ The price Of dollar
year, payable i'll advance II will be published under
the editorial supervision Of Rev. J. l. Reynolds, aided
by other brethren who are interested IN liz objects.
Brethren are requested 10 procure the names Of sub
scribrrS, and forward them La the undersigned
rs practicable. The money need not be paid until the
second number IL Issued Subscribers may then remit
The amount by mall with the assurance that the work
will he continued. Address
July 31-c2t H. X. ELLYSOS, Publisher
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SUMMER GOODS

SU MME.R GOODS.
0UR assortment OF Summer Goods is still
~ very iull; to reduce it as low as possible be-
N'e he Fall trade commences, We shall offer
,s'sry thing adapted TO the season at prices much
%, Than they were sold al early in the season.
meinvile all 10 call, under the assurance of "great
Bargains"
Saeses, Lawns, Muslins, new style; Embroi-
s ss Muslius, Ginshams, Prints, and other
goods for Dresses.
Inside Hankerchefs, Embroidered Collars,
Use Thread, and Silk Gloves, Hosiery, Linen
M " Hankerchiefs, Knillins Cotton, and
"a e goods, selling low.
uur assortment OF Gcnllemen's Summer wear,
~ very good. Those in want are invited 10
cal! and examine.
Aug.3 CHENERY s. HARTWELL.
RAGS.-The highes, marke, price, in cash,
~ A. paid for cotton and linen Rags, colored or
ppane, al The franklin Paper Mill in this city,
aIeels forwarded 10 The subscriber will be prompt
S'aended 10, and payment RENTED. as instructed
me owners. JOHN RICHARDS,
IN, Superintendent Franklin Paper Mill,
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August ,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
T01fTSA


r7'HE undersigned a Commissioner, appointed by
l decree Of the County Court Of Goochand, in The
Of Fowler ard others Shelton and Others, will,
the 3st day of August next, az fair Il not, the
Fir day thereafter sell 10 the highest bidder public
auc!ion the Store house of X H. lsbrll, IN the
~ Of Louisa The land belonging 10 the Estate OF the
late Co. Joseph Shelton IN said county, which, by
decree Of the County Court OF GOocand, has been al
i"tied 10 Tie heirs of tr late Major homas Sheon-
ms Land i situated Oh The Sou;hanna river adjoining
the lands oi i. W. Perkins aud others, and IN the VI
ciny 81 Payncs Mills. Tie Tract contains about ~
acres-a 'arse portion in wood, and Astounding in va
liable timber Tor building purposrs-iauch Of II prime
tobacco land. Those desiring 10 view the land will
call on the undersigned any time pre- To the day
Of sale. Possession. for the purpose OF seeding wheat
crop, VIII be al The usual lime and final posses
sion NJ the end d; the year.
TRRMS-i credit ~ II months aS 10 half and III
is months the residue Of The purchase money, viii
be gwen. except the costs Of suit and expenses
der The drcfeelhe purchasers giving bonds with ap-
proved security, and the legal title being retained
further security. II Is probable credit Of one and two
years viii be- gwen, with The conditions aforesaid.
w. =. FOWLER
Louisa. July ~, lsi7.-cwtds Commissioner.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
49, g.

WE found it necessary, in lo45, TO adopt The
w system of charging for baggage, when ii
exceeded SO lbs. 10 The passenger; since then, our
experience has fully sustained the position, and,
in order tha! it may be extensively known, we
again publish it.
We will moi charge for baggage unless it ez.
coed GO lbs; in that case, we will charge for all
over so lbs. This, we hope, will be acceptable
10 The public, confident that ii is lusl polite and
PARISH, FICKLIN s. co.
Charlottesville, Va, July 29-d3w
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
TINE freight train will hereafter leave Rich
i mond every Tuesday morning, and reach
Gordonsville same day. The downward train
will leave Gordonsvillc Monday, 2 P. M and
reach Richmond Tuesday noon. Other trains
will depend on the amount oil freight on The road.
The mail train will leave Gordonsville daily
at hall past IL o'clock.
Aug. dot c. R. MASON, Supt
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
NOTICE
FOR VISITORS TO PINEY POINT.
TICKETS 10 Piney Point, with The privilege
i Of returning within one week. will be issued
al SIS for The trip. THOS. SHARP,
July 81 Superintendent.
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WILL attend to the sale Of produce consign-
w ed 10 him, such as Tobacco, Wheat, Flour,
Corn, Oas, &C.. and will use his best efforts TO
obtain the highest prices. He will also supply
such Groceries as may be ordered on The most
reasonable terms. Liberal advances will be made
on Produce in hand, when desired.
EYW. J. w. may always be found al John
F. Reeves wholesale and retail Grocery Store,
opposite Messrs. Valentine, Breeder Co.'S,
Broad ST., Shockoe Ill., Richmond, Va.
July 3i-tf
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g.. ES. luck.
Us E1s A3
VENDER FOR ID. PAINE x

VENDER FOR d. PAINE & CO,
MANAGERS OF IoTTERiES-RioH1osp,v inGrsI..
II PAINE Il CO. afr now scattering their large
-. prizes through the country, making thr poor ric
and the rich glad.
All VINO want To realize fortune al 4 small outlay
should rrcorc that prizes only be had through the
hands nf LUCK therefore their orders should he all
dressed;o L. Is. LUCK, Richmond, Virginia
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AGUE AND FEVER ANNIHlLATED.
RlCE'S INFALLlBLE AGUE AND
L FEVER PILLS-A specific Tor this very
prevailed and much annoying disease. may be had
al No. 25, East Main street, where general as
sortmeni of Eclectic or Botanic Medicines are
kept for sale, wholesale and retail. Farmers,
Physicians Merchants, and all in want of any
Botanic Medicines, supplied on liberal terms.
Also, superior article OF Syrinses, for sale
by J. L. WALSH,
Botanic Medical Agent, No. 25, Main street,
Market square. June i9-cwtt
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Volunteers for Hfexico.

ADJUTANr GESERAL's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, July "a 1884,.
ONE of the two Companies required, will be
~ mustered into The service oflhe United States
al Richmond ON the first day OF Ausust-an-
other on the 18TH The first Company is nearly
filled; The second is expected from The southwest.
All who are DESTROYS to join are requested 10 re.
port to me as soon as possible. Quarters and
subsistence are provided for them.
BY command.
VIM. H. RICHARDSON, A. C.
July 26-dltctl0th Aug,
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POWHATAN Lamb EOP SALE.

POWHATAN LAND FOR SALE.
DY virtue OF Deed If Trust, recorded III the Clerks
ID Office in Powhalan county, executed = them by
Benjamin l., Meade, the subscribers viii proceed 10
sell, on the premises, on MONDAY August ed, lsi7,
ii fair if not on the ext far day, the tract of land
which Mr.. Benjamin l.. Meade lately resided. The
land lies the ApPomaoy river in Pow haan county,
adjoining the lands of Dr. Ahnrr Crump and others,
and about four miles from The Ccnr House. Its adap
laun Corn, Oats and Tobacco, aud convenient sitn
alton with regard 10 the towns al Peirrsbur. and Rich
mond render il desirable purchase 10 any wishing
IN invest money III land II is well supplied with wood,
aud all houses usually found \ plantation ne
cessnry Tor farming purposes. There Is IN excellent
dwelling house on The land. The tract contains hrtwecn
nlir hundred aud thousand The purchasers
viii hr required Ia give bonds with personal security,
and deed of Trust Tie land for The purchase money,
liberal credits Will he gwen, and No cash piyrnt re-
CURED Tie tile 10 the property i believed 10 he per
feet: hut selling trustees, will only convey such
title as i conveyed by the deed under which We
act. JOHN Il. llaRVlE, t,rrus,..s
Iuly .l-cils WILLIAM OLD. IL. .'".
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VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE FOR
GAL T. MITLI DraTEp pDWER

VALUABLE LHNDED I'D II Il fOR
SALE, WITH WATER POWER.
INTENDING to West, | offer for sale my
landed Estate, lying in the county Of Amelia, thirty
five miles from Richmond thirty from Petersburg, and
from the Cloverhill Railroad Depot, the waters
Of Deep Creek and Sweaihouse Creek containing one
thousand three hundred aud srventy-fnur Of
land Of which about three hundred acres Of the
hest creek low grounds, drained for cultvation three
hundred acres Of original growth equal 10 any tobacco
land In the neighhohuod heavily imhrred, with Oak
Pine and Hickory. There three hundred and fifty
thousand Tobacco hills. and improved lots which
produce line tobacco, together with much piney land
that would produce fine tobacco each shit would pro-
duce from five hundred 10 six hundred barrels of
and small grain proportion There mol four nf
gully CALLED land in the tract On Sweathose Creek is
valuable water power, which may be used by canal or
pond for milling or manufacturing purposes The site
which formerly large siill, and no want Of
There few sites in this section Of country
that have advantages equal 10 this. The Dwelling Is
large and convenient aud with every house that may he
wanting for the accommodation Of family, and for
curing crops Tobacco h0i-es for thirty or forty thou
sand pounds of tobacco; sanary large with threshng
machine. and houses for forty fifty slaves. II Is sell
dom desirable estate, in desirable section Of
country Is for SALE together with the advantages OF The
markets OF Richmond and Petersburg.
Persons wslng purchase fine estate are nvit ed
TO view this which will be shown with pleasure by he
subscriber. Terms accommodating.
Wai. WORsHAM.
Ferry Mills Post Office, Amelia Aug 3-cwd@
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ncinna,i, July q, lsi7.-d&c5t
SITUATION NTrn

SITUATION WANTED.
LADY, who has had successful experience in teach
N ing ON the Piano Forte, Guiinr, and in Singing
wishes a situation as Music Teacher in IN Academy
Testimonials Of ability aud sandn. given, if required
should advantageous offer be made; the South not OBJ
jecirdio. Address, Richmond Post Office, H. NJ, BIZ,
No. a3l. July Gi-ciis
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A MILLER WANTED.

II
(N1E are Unexpectedly in want of MILLER, and
w will give liberal salary for one who can come
with full evidences of character and qualihr ai,ons.
Aug 3-S4t HAXALL, BROTHERS co.
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DR.. SWh YNE'S
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
oak.sTKsr MEDiclsE IS rnr G.vom.vwoaLp!

GRE.fTEST .MEDiCLtE ~ the R.N0HTWORED!
ANOTHER HOME cERTfFIcATE.-of all The
cures that have hrrn recorded, may safely say
the annals Of medicine cannot furnish 10 surpass
this which stands living proof of the CuraL
lily of Consumption when life has been despair
ed:
Dr. Swayne-Bear Sir: For the good Of the public, ]
feel myself duty hound 10 TESTIFY To the great cure
which your Compound Syrup Of Wild cherry perform
ed On me. For my part. feel rs II every body ought
10 have il WAS afflicted with a violent Cough, Spit
tin. or Blood Night Swrai-, IloaS-ne<s, and sound Of
the voice indicating alarming state Of diSrasr my
appetite gone, and my strength had so far failed
me that my friends and physician Were persuaded
could aol survive many days Ny sister who was my
anxious careakcr, made inquiry where she would be
likely 10 procure the certain relief She told,
that If DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
rs failed In the cure, my INF. was then HOPELESS. Your
medicine was immediately procured, and The frs bot.
lie gave relief, and, by The lime had commenced the
sixth bottle my cough lad lett me, and my strength
much improved. In short, II has made perfect cure Of
me- and am this present time rs healthy man Is
wish aud haze good reason IL believe that The use OF
ynur medicine has saved me from premature grave.
shall lie pleased 10 give any information respecting my
Yours, WIN fesprri, ,.,,,.
a NF.... ..I-l
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T INSEED OlL-2OO0 gallons Lnseed Oil
IL part Mounlain-in store For sale by
DUVAL & PURCELL,
July 81 Druggists, lat Main ST,
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$50. 900! 10000! 10000!

I3UUUU -U,VUU. IVUVU
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 50, for 1877, 10 be
drawn Saturday, Aug. ~. IL drawn Nos onI Of 10
Scheme.
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By "a. Es. & 4. B. Hill, Aucl'r
FIVE NEGROES

FIVE NELROES.
We will sell THIS MORNING, al 81 O'Clock
one Negro Man -, one Boy II, and ) Girls 70
Is ana Is years old.
n. B. & C. B. HILL,
August 3 AuciionecTs.
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RICHARD IvANHoE COOKE AND WILLIAM
RONALD COOKE,
A SsOcIATES in the practice OF Law, will attend
~ regularly the Superior and Inferior Courts of Flu
wanna, Cumberland, Powhatan, Louisa and Goochland,
and the Superior Courts Of Buckingham.
Address the first, Columbia, FluvaGna; address the
second PALMYRA, Pluvanna. July lJ-claw I'm
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STEAMER COLUMBUS FOR BALrI-
MORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
h 70 4 The COLUMBUS, Capt. Par
.aa ssESSssa IRISH, will receive freight till 2 o.
clock, P. NJ, to-day, for the above places, and
will leave The wharf al 4, p. NJ. A sufficient
number OF hhds. are engaged this Trip. Passage
and fare 10 Baltimore only S..
Aug HENRY LUDLAM s. co.
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lust RECElVED.-Long Whalebones for
y Skirts; White Kid Gloves; new style Elias.
lies, SC. CElESERY & HARTWELl.
Angus.