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Z. NJ. Clare Ike.

j M. e. Nc,
ONE or THE OLDEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL
LOTTERY VENDORS IN THE UNITED STATES,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA.
CLARKE distributed last month, 10 his correspond
u enis, several Capital Prizes, and has sold more
large Capital Prizes than any other vender IN the Uni
ted States having sold capitals OF S25 900 OF 2Ou0D
Of 10000 of $780, Is oil 900, and A. Of 900. Most
of the fortunate holders still living witnesses ri the
fact. Address, postage free,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
10000 DOLLARS
Alexandria LOTTERY, Glass a. for 1884,, 10 be drawn
July 3lst. rs No. Lottery II drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme: $4,000, $1,000, 5000, G,UOO ASA, prizes
of 500, OF 1880, IS of 1000 IS Of 5O etc. Tickets
$40; halves s. quarters So Certificates Of packages
Of rs Whole Tickets sl30-shares In proportion.
rr Orders for Packages, Certificates, single Tick
els in the above Schemes, addressed 10 the undersg
ed attended by Of Mail; and when requested,
an account of the Drawings forwarded !.
ceived. Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
July Ia Richmond, Va.
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Lam bert,s OF G

On fourteenth SiTcst, under The ECciGnge Hotel.
THoMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public IN general, thai he has commenced
the business of Lottery Broker, in the Office ION 4t
street under the Exchange ilotel formerly occupied
by d. nj. Hoyi, and recently by L. Il. Pendleicn.
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries Of which J. w.
Maury Co (successors 10 Gregory CO.. are the Ma
nagers, always for sale in the greatest variety.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, No. ~, July "a:
6 S 80 CO 26 Ga sc AZ a5 sc 46.
Drawing Of Va Lepshure Lottery. No. 90, July &c:
"A AZ II C2 40 10 63 81 a. / 80 so %.
Or The drawings Of all the Northern Lotteries will
be received BY Telegraph, and will generally reach here
about O'Clock, P. 81. Sales will close Cat this Office
at o'clock.
BY TELEGRAPH TO-DAY.
TCESDaY-The Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. d,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capital San,mH'.
IS Nos Is drawn. Tickets s.; halves 30; quarters
IS.
WEDNESDAY-Gmnd Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery Glass No. 80 drawing expected Wednesday
evening Capitals: S30, 1900, 1000, 5000, 25On,
= 100 ~ Of 1000, 20 Of 800 &c. Tickets SiU halves
S; quarters 81.
THuRsDAY-The Va. Moncngalia Lottery, Glass
No. 30. Capital 100000 IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
So halves SO; quarters 10 cts.
FRIDAY-Dollar Lottery. To be drawn In Richmond
ut half past O'clock The Virginia leesburg Lottery,
Extra Glass No. 81. 900 Capital Tickets 81; halves
50 cts; quarters 20 cts.
SATURDAY, at ~ o'clock-Another Dollar Lottery.
The Sussex, Delaware Lottery, Glass No. 81. Capital
81 00o Tickets 81; halves SO cents quarters d els.
SATURDAY EvENING-Spendd Scheme. Capt.
tails: 00O O0O rs Of 900, IS of 500, lowest 8
No prize S5O0) The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No ~,
10 be drawn at Alexandria. Tickets SO; halves );
quarters 50.
~ Recollect No a-'sTher-'s luck in odd numbers,
saws Rory O'Mure.'
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
July &c No. =, Exchange Place.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale

ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTEEN ACRES OF
~ LAND ON IVY CREEK, in the county Of Abe.
marie, five miles from Charlottesville, on The Stan.ron
Turnpike. This tract has l60 acres OF low grounds,
equal to any in Virginia. about Geo acres cleared and
356 in wood. The high land Is in high state Of
dched and is admirably adapted 10 the culture Of
corn, tobacco, wheat, oats and the grasses &c. Many
crops have been made on the Estate equal TO any in
inis country. The Improvements area good dwell
stable with Is stalls and sheds TO accommodate 30
horses, tobacco houses TO IS hogsheads tobacco,
good overseers house and houses Tor 50 slaves Ice and
Carriage houses, fine orchard, &C.
The distance from the University cf Virginia about
three and half miles, enough fol students 10 at
~ of the ricnaae - equal 10 any in North America
six and half miles 10 navigation. railroad, aso
will probably he constructed from 6ordoDsvr 10 Char
lotesvlie, which will furnish choice oil conveyance
for persons, things, Richmond. Persons wishing
Ia view the place will be welcomed after The old Virgil
mia fashion.
Also, an ESTATE of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
on James river in The county Of Fuvanna, nj the juno
ton of Hardware with that stream, which has loo acres
of first rate low grounds, little 100 highland
cleared, aud 500 In wood, 3U0 of which front
the canal and afud from 30 TO so cords Of fine wood
per acre, which is worth about 81 per cord sandi ng
This is considered of the best Tobacco Estates
the river. There new houses to Is hogsheads
built In the best manner, and 20 might be made with
sufficient force The Wheat crop growing will
show for itself, without an accident. The buildings
consist Of good overseers house. and cabins for
~ negroes, stables for six horses sheds for aud
oxen and good ice house. There has been as little
sickness there for thirty years, any place in the
mountains Either Estate will be divided 10 suit pur-
chasers. Terms liberal Any communication directed
10 me, Al ilariin's Tavern, Abemarle county, Va,
will be promptly answered. w. w. GILMER.
June S-cW}m
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STATIONS Office,

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they eau,
For selling Prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, No. 20, July 81:
g s rs e. 26 CT &c ~ % &C DC.
Half, Nos. 9 ca, prize Of $500, two more, ma
Do g &c. s.,,- &c., ki s4a ao ar PsI5s'
Drawn Nus. Of Leesburp, No. 90, July 90:
"a 40 IL g. 45 l6 G3 81 Al - 50 -.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARSi $4,000 DOLLARS
MONDAY-New Jersey, No. S. Capitals: 9l5,O0O.
$1,000, of 5000, @ 25O 1000, 500, of 1000, &c
70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S.; halves2 81; quarters
25.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
600, 5000, o00 763 of I,0Ou, &c &c IS Noe. 10
drawn. Tickets IS; halves so; quarters IS.
10000 DOLLARSi 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-New Jersey, No. SO. Capitals =
$50 UVo TO- Ooo 1000, 30OO 800, 2,ouU, 90 of l,00O
&C CO Nos, ii drawn. Tickets $40; halves S; quar-
tiers so.
10000 DOLLARsl 5000 DOLLARSl
ACKNOWLEDGMENT No 20. Capitals: so,-
600, 5000 ,nO0 900, $50, Sc. Is Nos ID drawn
Tickets 50; halves SO; quarters IS cts.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Leesburg, Extra, No. 81. Capitals: S4,-
OtO, 1000, 343 &c. e Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81;
halves SO C.; quarters IS c.
1000 D.)LLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex Extra, No. Gl Capitals -
81, 600, 1000, 343 &C. IS Nos IA drawn. Tickets gil
halves So cts quarters 25 ctG.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries Will be promptly al
address orders To n. S'lRATTON,
July % Richmond Va
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RoCKFIsH LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber hereby offers again in market his
Tract Of Land, situated on Rockfsh river, In Sei-
son cLnnty, having been able heretofore 10 effect
sale satisfactory terms, and being still determined 10
sell.
This place contains about ,2iC acres, 800 Of which
low grounds oil superior quality. Much Of the high
land too i "f excellent quality. and IL In favorable
condition for farming ana grazing purposes, as II Is
suitably enclosed and il well set IN clover and limo
thy Ii is peculiarly well suited for n stock farm, be-
Ing unusually well warred and very productive In the
various grains and grasses.
The situation is beautiful and healthful; the improve
merits generally are sufficient and substantial, the
dwelling being commodious and handsome the neigh
boring society is GOOD and the distance Of the place
from the James River Canal IS only rs miles, 10 inc
nearest point of which, from This region, turnpike
road Is now In progress OF construction
IL purchasers should prefer IT, the, and could be adj
vanta2eously divided into unequal tracts the lesser
10 contain about four hundred acres and have upon
il a comfortable dwelling and some outhouses.
As the subscriber will be absent from the State for
weeks he Will refer purchasers, in the time,
Mr.. e. T. Estes, of Lovingston, 10 DR.. b. c. Meg
einson. living near Coyesville both ef the county OF
Nelson who authorized 10 sell Ii the price set upon
the place can be obtained.
day of July lsi1 the lands will then be offered the
premises, 10 The highest bidder.
One fourth OF the purchase money will be required in
hand, and the balance IN three equal instalment5 on
credit % one and three years the purchaser giving
ing retained As additional security until the whole he
paid. JOS. +. MONTGOMERY.
Address-Mount liorrb, Nelson county, Va.
May l4-ctds
in Mississippi finding that lie will be detained too
long in that State i'll attending TO important interests,
enable him 10 return To Virginia by the 9Th day Of
July next, hereby p0stpones the above sale until
THURSDAY, the 2eth day of that month, when il
will POSITIVELY lake place.
June o5-c,ds JOS F. MONTGOMERY
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For sale, the flantdton Known dt thSh
<zHA BLANCA, in jefferson county, Florida, con-
isim tanning 5000 acres Of Land, Of which there are
&GA..aboui 900 cleared, and upwards OF 700 now In
cultivation In cotton and corn.
This Plantation s situated la the most desirable part
Of the State, being within two miles and hall oil Mon
tceo, the county Site where there Is Post once, va.
rous Churches, Schools, &C., and within twenty hve
miles of Tallahassee, the Capitol Of tie state u
well watered throughout Astounding In springs OF the
finest water, and ia remarkable even In this healthy
neiqhborhood for its uninterrupted health On II there
il very good Dwelling House. with piazza all around,
containing eight fine rooms, besides servants apart
ments Kitchen, Store Room, Smoke House, Hath
House, Spring House for Mk &C.. all In good order
Gin House. Plantation Stables, Fences, &C., are also in
good order, and capable Of accommodating one hun
ded negroes There is also small but untailing wa
Ter mower on which there il Grst Mill now in opera
ton. ~, . ,s,
40 The owner IN about to remove. Possession gwen on
the lst January next at which time will also be dfpos
ed Of il by the person buyng lot OF corn and
mari OF the stock now on the place.
Those wishing 10 purchase would do well 10 ed-
anime the land while The present crop Is growing.
For terms, apply 10 T. BEATTY, who resides on the
Plantation and will be happy TO SHOW u.
ALSO-For sale low, several me tracts o. Laha ~
various counties viz ~ 800 acres in Tiger Hammock
Wakulla COUNTY $40 acres on the Apaachicoa River
In Gadsden county; 900 acres near 81. Anatews Day
Washington county, ESQ acres in tho AHedondo CIant
Alachua county, East Florida 900 acres on inc >,
Johns South of Lake George; CuO acres OH 'he 81
Johns River, IN Duvol county.
Apply as above or 10 Col. s. s. sibey, Eotof Of 'h
FloTidlan.
TALLAHASSEE, Florida, July 81, Isf.-eEem
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YALuABLE LAND FOR SALE.

WILL he offered for sale, on the premises, on MON
w DAY, the I'd day OF August neat, IL fa., II NOT
the net fair day, At public auction, The land IN the conn.
~ Of Fanquier, belonging 10 the estate Of the late
Thomas o. Carter, lying on the Rappahannock river,
thirty miles above Fredericksburg, and about ten OF
twelve miles below The Wanenion While Sulphur
Springs.
This land Is Of good quality lies well, Is easily In
proved and well adapted 10 the growth OF all kinds OF
grain and and possesses other advantages seldom
TO be found In the upper county. II Is situated IN an
agreeable neighborhood within two or three miles OF
Two large manufacturing mills lying on the river, which
being made nargable for Steam and other boats
of burden, which market al the door for every
article raised for sale.
The land VIII BE- sold In lots, suit purchasers. The
house tract, that portion on which The late Thomas
o n. Carter resided, contains by recent survey cog
acres, OF which, 50 au0 river bottom, and
IS or 100 of high land Is In wood IL lies compact, and
is under good enclosure There are two comfortable
dwellings IN The yard on this tract, which has all ne
ces5ary outhouses including good ice house, harm,
&C. The location i beautiful one. IL commands
,.,w of the surrounding country for Niles, and OF the
river for son.e miles upa and Down
Of Piney ridge. JOINS me Odd Of Or sigr,"n, con
iain5 a47 acres, and lies well u has sufficient guam
lity Of timber on II for support
Lot No ajjoins tho above named tract, and con.
talns l40 acres, all in timber ~ pine and oak.
Lot No. contains about 90 AL IN wood OF tho
same kind.
10, No. contains 70 or - .crts rray all in wood.
and sd joins the other lots.
A survey and plat III all 'L- ',,d w:'l he shown on
the day OF sale. 4 mo-, > - d-,crpli n of the
land is deemed unD-trs.a's wishing 10 puT
chase will DON'T rx,niE IL =. themselves The
subscriher VIII take ,rIsIrr s.uw'u. 20 any one
nefofe the aay Of SALE.
The te. ms vi be Que t!rd 10 money, and The real.
due IN two equal annual iasA mrnis without Interest,
10 he secured o. deco Of the premises Pos
vii. DC given At the nsus time 10 iaow and
seed This FAN, and full possession On the st Of Janu
airy, 1913. sAM'L BURROUGHS,
Execaorcf I. q. D. Carter, deceased.
Milvew Post Oice, Fauquier County Virginia.
Nav l5-ctds
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TN ERY.-ViRoISIA-uned States Of Anne.
i RIGA AT Rules held In the Clerks Office OF the
United States Court for the fourth Circuit and Eastern
District of Virginia, the 7th day Of July, le47
Poitiaux Robinson, Plaintf
against
Samuel Jones, resident of the State Ct Maryland
trading under the style Of Talbot, Jones 4 Co, and
Carter IL. Bradley, Defendants
The above named defendant. Samuel Jones, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given security accord
Ing 10 the rules of this Court and appearing BY salts
factory evidence that the said Samuel Jones Is not an
nhabant OF the State Of Virginia, II Is ordered that
the said defendant do appear rules 10 be held In tie
Clerks Once Of said Court, the first Monday Of
October next and answer the bill Of the p'anf and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published in The City of Richmond, for Two
monih= SUCCESSFULLY and posted al The iront door n The
United States Court Room In said city.
A Copy. Testc.
July l3-coaw2m T. MAYO, Cierk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
LOUISA

'TnE unde rslgucd as Commissioner, appointed ny
decree OF the County Court Of Goochand' IN tie
lse Of Fowler and Others Shelton and others, WIZ
the 3lst day cf August next, f fair If not, the next
r day thereafter sell 10 the highest bidder al pubc
lcton, atihe Siore.house of X. IL. sbel III The conn
g Of Louisa, the land belonging 10 Tie Estate OF the
ale Col Joseph Shelton, in said county, which, by
4.eree Of the County Court of Goochland has been al
ntlcd the heirs Of the late Major Thomas Shston-
Tas land is situated on the Soulhanna river, adjoining
the lands OF L. W. Perkins and others, and IN the VI
Unity OF Payne's Mills The Tract contains about 337
aties-a large portion in wood, and Astounding in va
liable timber for building puposes-nuch of It prime
.caacco land. Those desiring TO view the land viii
al. on the undersigned any time previous to the day
ii sale Possession, for the purpose OF seeding wheat
uop, will be given al the usual time, and nnal posses
.cn al The end Of the year.
TRRMS-A credit OF ~ months as TO one half and OF
smonths to the residue of the purchase money, will
x gwen except to the costs Of suit and expenses UNI
the drcresihe purchasers giving bonds with APP
proved security and The legal title being retained
1hher security w. :. FOWLER,
Louisa, July27, lSi7-cwtds Commissioner.
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

UNIV.
THE next Fall and Winter course oil Lectures conf
November, and continues four mouths, which is mmr-
diaiey succeeded by the Spring and Summer session.
which also continues four months a gratuous prelI-
mnary course commences on the first Monday IN Octo
Der, and continues one month
FACULTY. TICKETS.
b. L. Hill, NJ. D., Anatomy and Operative Surgery $40
L. f. Jones, NJ. D., Matera Medca, Therapeutics
aud Botany, ~
J. H. Oliver, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy, 10
w. Beach, M. D., Surgery and Clinical Medicine, 10
A. n. Baldrdge, nj. D., Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children, 10
J. R. buchanan, NJ. D., Physiology, Institutes Of
Medicine and Medical jurisprudence, 10
T. V. Morrow, NJ D., Pathology, Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine, 10
Matrlculaton Ticket 50. Use Of Library 80. Ora
duation Fee $40. Demonstrators Ticket So, optional.
500 paid on or before the first Monday In November
next will be received for tuition In full Of one student;
or paid by the lst of October next will secure all the
tickets for full coursethe Demonstrators ticket,
use Of Library and Naturalization ticket excepted The
Institute .ceved its charter In 1915. The College edi-
The course of instruction will embrace every thing OF
value known and taught In the Old Medical Coieges
as well the Reformed and Botanical School OF Med-
cine. Six or seven lectures will be given daily Board
from 81 so TO SO per week. Candidates for graduation
addition the preliminary term Of study must have
attended two full courses In some legally Incorporated
Medical College, the last Of which must be In this, or
one course after four years practice.
All letters soliciting further Information, or contain-
ing money for the Faculty must be addressed 10 the un-
designed tpost paid Notes Of solvent Banks OF the
States in which students reside Will be received In pay
ment Of Fees ]. V. MORROW, NJ u,
Dean Of the Faculty.
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lst OMCt, HWtIII.
July l3-w6w WM. III. HARRISON
sutton q SouthaII's Agency.

rJ,HE subscribers have established General Agency
In Richmond, Va, and most respectfully offer their
services to their friends and the public generally, for
the transaction of all business requiring an AGENT said
city. They promise punctuaty and strict attention to
the collection Of and claims Of every descrp-
tion selling all kinds of produce, hiring out servants
renting and receiving rents of houses, eecng pri
vale sales OF real estate, paying taxes on delinquent
lands, and redeeming those that are sold, &C.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay in
Richmond informed that correct forms will be re-
med 10 them with instructions for tie proper authen-
tlcation OF their vouchers, II desired, for moderate
compensation.
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
10 claims from the United States, may have them
promptly attended to, by placing them in the hands Of
The undersigned.
Office in Wellington Goddin's Building, on Bank
street. nearly opposite the South gate Of the Capitol
SQUARE, JAMES T. SUTTON, Ja.,
JOHN d. SOUTHALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
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POWHATAN LAND FOR SALE,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS In
IDIIISA AND G0QCAIAND


THE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by de.
of the County Court Of Louisa, in the case OF
Watson and others vs. Watson and Others will, on
WEDNESDAY, the Isl day Of September, l8i7, flf
fair, If no the next fair day thereafter sell 10 the
highest bidder, at public auction, RI the Gum Spring,
Tho residence OF Aicaiah Parrish, that portion Of the
lands belonging 10 The Estate Of tho late Col Joseph
Shelton, which, BY decree Of the County Court Of
Goochand. have been allotted 10 The hers Of the late
Mis-. Elizabeth Watson.
One tract This land, containing about 2i0 acres lies
in The county of Louisa, fsbell Store adjoining
the lands Of Robert II. lshcll, Dr. VIM. 5. Fowler and
others. Two other Tracts, containing respectively
about 250 and $50 acres lie tn, County of Goochand
near Shelton's Mill, being parcels Of The Estate
which the late Col. Shelton resided.
The lands will be divided TO suit purchasers. Pos
session for the purpose oil seeding crop of wheat will
be given at the usual tme and final possession al the
end Of the year.
TERMS "A credit OF one and two years will DO 81
ven except the OF suit and expenses of sale
the giving bond with approved security, and
the title being retained az further security.
j. n. RAWLINGS, lcom,,
THOMAS S. WATSON, oo' -
July a3-c2awtLs
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VALUABLE ESSEX LANDS IN MAR
KET.

OFFER for sale two very valuable Tracts Of Land
in Essex county.
"MERRY GOLD"-the tract on which reside-con-
tains nine hundred acres hundred and seventy of
which is fine bottom land. II is situated about two
and half miles from the Rappahannock river, on
GOOD road leading TO public landing. Few places In
the lower country if any offer many inducements 10
purchasers as the one offered. The land is very fine,
leve, and easily cultivated, well tmbersa and watered,
and the situation remarkably healthy, combining all the
advantages Of river and fores, residence. Fish and
Oysters of superior quality obtained in abundance.
The neehoothood Is good one, and thlcky settled
houses In good repair
Adjoining ''Merry Cold" ia another trnct Of three
hundred acres, Of like quality and good improvements
Tn each tract there are good Orchards.
The price and terms. which will he made accommo-
dating, will he made known by application, personally
or by letter, to me. R. ]. MUSE.
Address-Cenire ;. Post Office, Essex county.
July l3-cw6w
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p ENG still anxious TO go South, again offer for
- sale my Farm In Orange county, situated eight
miles East of the Court house, thirty West Of Frede
icksburg and eighteen East of Gordonsve, the West
ern terminus ofthe Richmond and Louisa Railroad
n ns ,a. Wy as0e d survey, contains o,u ao,esmooo
the balance in timber of the best kind The cleared
land is divided into eight fields and lots, with pure
ming water In all Of them. The buildings are large,
farm is deemed unnecessary, as il is presumable any
one disposed to purchase will first view it-sutice it 10
say, however, that II is seldom such farm Is in mar
ket Should the above property not be disposed Of by
the 18th day Of August It will that day be offered at
public auction, TO the highest bidder. Should 1t be
sold privately before that time, due notice Of the same
will be given In the papers containing this advertise
ment Ike subscriber viii take pleasure In showing
the farm 10 any one wishing To purchase, and at the
same time make known his terms. Address the sub
scriber, at Raccoonford P. D Culpeper county.
June l8-cwam WIN. MALLORY.
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MCHRISTIE5A
Dp cpRJsTIE,s CuRATlyES

TINE great and astonishing effects daily being pro-
daced by the operation Of Galvanism, when ap-
a.d TO Morse's telegraphic invention, should satisfy
re most increduous as To its power when properly
Sped to produce action health and life, In the
rs well as the whole system of those afflicted by
isumatsm, or any of the various death-iike nervous
enplants by which the lives of thousands were EN-,
si.red Its power for good admitted by the medical
tsul,y OF the whole world and its application TO the
sman system by means of the Galvanc Rings, Belts
I'D Bands and Braces invented by Dr. CHRISTIE, Is
most improved and scientific form, being at once the
most safe and cerian made of obtaining It's benefits.
Forurlher particulars, see advertisement in anuehe
s,t of,his paper. Explanatory pamphlets may be had
as by application to the agentsfor this city, Messrs
| 0rvAL & PURCELL, Druggists. l47 Main ST., Rich
scnd. Va. Also, for sale in Wy,hevile, Va, by VIM
| 4. spllsr July. 1847