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NATHANIEL. cRESSHAw, Tu,,e.
MlCAJAli BATES,


TRUST SALE CF AN UNDIVIDED IN
TERESr ~ REAL ESTATE IL TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND ~ TIE
COUNTY OF He RICO.
lsY virtue of deed Of trust executed the 1T day
ID Sep;.pbrs, 1872 by the late John II Smith. 81
Din%'idGr county anI i:ryc. bis wife, Tor ;ne pur
poses thr.ca m:aliancj, the subscrbe, VIII proceed
m MONDAY the li'h dav of February, 1873 at tho
iron, door OF TIE CITY Hail. in the city of Riehm'Et
ri The hour OLE ocl"ck, VI To sell, at public auction
for eut all The Estate, right. ttie ana interest Of the
iaid John u. smith, ana Mary q. Saith, nis wife as
Of The children and heirs nf John Amh!rr. GrreaS
I'd III and 10 The following Rel p'nreriy-ro wit.
] \ lot piece Of ground 10 Iii. city OF Richmond.
,:h the buildings ani Improvements thereon, siiuntri
the az Gay ARD 2th streets, containing ihfro
hsifIcfeI he tn Or less, anf Constituting,
with said Improvements, the former residence al LIE
said John Amber, decea-"i
. \ tfart of land called '.W-siham." situated III
llrnrico comfy. about nIUe mics above Richmond,
bounded On the South ny James River, and containing
UPWARDS of thirteen hundred acres according TO late
survey P!a,s Of TIE said property may be ap-
plicalun 10 the subscribers.
ROBERT {. NICHOLAS, T....,
CONWAY ROBINSON, Trustees
It.if
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NEGRO HIRING.


rs1UOMAs u. TALGhFEaKU offer, his services
i again To hi. friends and the public generally In
Hiring out Negroe. for The e"suingyear lie taxes THIS
,,.,,ni of informing " no wish 10 employ him,
,bat il ronld he advisable n nfo.m him as early as
they can that nly ava an opportunity Of getting
sond homes tic pledges himself that every eEsItion
naiI he u.-d to cotain good prices and good homcs
And hopes tina; experience Of many ears will enliiio
MIN 10 a share Of patronage
lie will also continue 10 act as General Agent Tor tho
Renting out OF Houses, Collecting Claims, &C., and
cIefse himself 10 spare exerlons 10 render entire
satisfaction TO all VINO may favor him Win theif bus:-
Ofiee-Corner of Wall AID franklin streets
Richmond. Nov. 60. lcF.-er
RJOTICE All persons having Claims against
Y The estate Of Reuben Ga ddef, ceceas'e, are
required TO make them kpo"r, or ,h!s no'ise VIII
r'-''N THOs. GARDNER,
Executor Of r. Gardner deed.
Jan. l6-elm
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GEORGE ". ATKINSON,
Conn mission Were HsaEae .
OFFICE IN THE FRONT BUILDING,
sHCCKOE F.7REH0USE

ITO WILLIAM JESSE and his wife MARY am,
s,san q form. ry TarKer Won are hereby notified
t.,t | shall on Friday, Tie a5,h Day Of February next.
Al n. ons- of william Anderson Franklin county, IN
Tie a- al Tennessee 'aSe TIE dep"si'inno oil "ii'ian
rh,rsn 10 be read is evidence the tTl' o. sl:t
now drp,rdinr n the C.rtuis Superior tn"rt Of Law
and CHANGER, OF the COMFY Of Cumberland, tsa.e OF
Vlr.inia on Cnanrery side thereof IN winch you,
re,r,srn r.. in you bill, fitted IL said sIt as resif"ns
,r the Slate 81 Missouri plaintiffs. ana nv self an
VIII ,fah = nrn-r. atk-r,) and Jesse u Parkef,
IN or own rights. and administrators and edmlns
,otr,I of Jeremy Parker Deceased and !sham Pa ker.
are defendants Snond said deposition b' not
taken on the 'ay above designated will h. Continued,
from dav 10 day, ti.l IL Is taken Yours &c.
Js.. 2J-..,i.: w VI. Ihi -
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COP ..:2fI.x.t.NSiiip.
WORE, FERGUSON ~ BARKSDALE,
WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREICS AND DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY
~ "a y e. 90 ta Ed a,

No. I23, MAis SrrEsT RlcnMJNo, VIRGINIA,
Nat Goor oiorcJ J. ~ Hu.dF1i G. ca
r5'iE undersigned hec iehV- 10 inform their friends,
and IN. pubic erGe'r'ly. that they wit open a
DRY GOODS ESrhBhis :iNENr in this city on i.r
18Th II Haf..!ncr'.
TIER stock ., Goods viii bs entirely hew. They
earnrdiy solicit ca from al, assuring thru they
determined 20 10 every dim. III Their power Ia please.
QUINN VI. WORD,
JAS. -. FERGUS n, in
Is iAi' Il EAhESnAI.E.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
L 20 e !; cs' .r s. q q $ @ ia ,
GENTR AGENTS

GENiiR AGENTS.
OFFICE cN SIXTH STREET, &c LrMa.'s DC'Lo'NGs)
F'On7 Ga0rs .f6rk of PenPSy rania AreAHe,
was h,ngton.
5pEVERLY TUCKER AMI JOHN F.. ADDISON have
~ associated themselves FOR the purpose Of posecnt
in, claim. ~ kinds before Congress AID the several
Departments Of TIE General Government.
All Communications, pos, paid, addressed 20 the
above. Sh3ii receive prompt attention
Reftrruer = gwen To the following gentlemen -
Hon. Gep.e VI. Dallas, Wee rre>id"nt Hon JY Ma
SON Socr,lrv of the Navy: "G T. J. Walker, SccFr-
iary OF the Treasury; Hon Jno. NcIean q supreme
Court; iIon. L. H. 7 ilnn;-r, IT, : Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq. Geo'getown, ID. G.
w Juha L. Addison, Attorneys Law viii cont nue
give PERSONAL attention 10 business before tie several
Cunrrs Of The District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties al Maryland and Virginia Jan. 81 ely
NOTICE.
IN consequence Of the death "f the Senior partner Of
the concern. and helm, unlbr To rvc the business,
myself ;nl; personal Attention which III welfare de-
m-n,lS 81 'nsci IL cli MI lhr stock, hS'HTt- ana
appur'en Eccs and belonging t. the store lately
cunicd by At the tOrhonsvillc Depot, OrarGe coun
", any willing to embark IN such business
such IN opportunity II youag man al moderate mranS
but rarely occurs. u is no mere experiment. when
may be ssfI-hut having been established
more than five years. the store has good run OF cas-
TOM la, Ear proved proitablr, and only needs indus
try and attention 10 make II continue t. be- Per-
sons wiling Purcia-. wili find me disposed 10 make
II. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton = Williams.
Richmond. Dec. :, Elicit
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
I'll, PERSONS having claims against The Estate oi
"A ibicrs Amonett deceased wal present them to
me L. payment and those indebted 10 the said Estate
will plrase He torward and settle.
sly Pos; Uicc is Coal Mine p. %, Chesterfield, Va.
TIiOS. ATKINSON,
Administrator OF Charles Amonett, deceased.
La.
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ssy So. daaaGTss, laucsr.
VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLDS. OF.
POSlrE THE OLD MARKET,
10 al

w LII be sol. Al auction, on TUESDAY, the
w on ayGI February, 1915 upon he prem
iSsS: commencing Il he huur 81 ! o'clock, p ~,
teieHseh'd insfes upon The following lois Sit
cai.s. ID me CT Oh Richmond, on the east side
OF lTjh or Market ST., between Main and Flank.
In streets, On WHICH two large brick teIemens
are located, Owned by the heirs u! The ae w. B.
rye. One o! these lois fronts IL , irrt on Eth
or .daiket street, anu IN alley aud ruus back G5
lee! 10 an aiier >! feet vile; tie o,her fronts Is
leet, and rcGS back Inc SAM depih 10 the aiiey
a!oIes2it; he eases run ICrerer and are payab.e
a. iAc following reii0Cs, aid in The following
manner, w tne first iol rents Tor 92t bushels
besi merchariable wheat go lbs. 10 The busher
payable on The fr>, day Of December in each
year; The other for 90 bushels oil the same kind
Of wheat parable or The FIRST day Of January in
eaca yeaT, with The right OF distress aier 20 days,
an! nooa failure 10 pay such rent for MONKS
thereafter, 10 Te-eaer and lake possession, as well
lie hail.iags ereccd on said iols as The lois
themselves
TERNs-One.lhi'd cash. balance ri months
for negotiable nc!e Or notes, OneIest ADDED
and tile retained ill he same shall be paid OF,
Il ino!a agreeable, trust deed will be taken.
b. request of the owner,
Feb. 3 w. GODDlN, Auclr
I ). For the Information OF persons disposed
TO purchase the above leases, il may mol he mpro-
per 10 SAFE, that The wholesale prices current OF
te@ whea! N The Guy Vi Richmond, for the last
70 years, at the periods above canned, has been
as follows, viz:
Ist Dec. lst Jan.
From 1919 To ls2s inclusive average slC9 slC4
lrto to ;s'J, do do LA 1888
Or an average ior The whole PERIOD of Sl.IS
per baslel, whica, on Isl. bushels would he
<2io 50 pei anaum cQua 10 The interest on $50
doats. W. GODDlN, Auc;r.
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LOTTERIES.
10. ss:esskc "a &c.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
FSTllE NEW YEAR opens with Brilliant Schemes
i as heretofore, under the management of PAINE &
CO., wha are nov The oldest Managers Of Lotteries in
the United States. The great SUCCESS which attended
their Lotteries during past year, In The sale Of
large prizes than all other Arrangements put together
will doubtless be guide 10 those who DESTROYS OF
obtaining i fortune Whole Of S26, 900, 10000,
$1,000, Of 10000, Of 5000, Of 1000, and
nnumeable smaller ones, have been sent To this agen
cy during the past year. For large prizes and prompt
pay, address your orders to us. or tn
C.. w. PURCELL, Agent for Paine K Co,
Richmond ,Virg mia.
The whole of $50, 900, in P4ines Lottery, sent
last week TO New York.
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/ Ii's'fIi.TEEEtG.
y. ~. .'sat:ry I. Go.,

-. ~. .'s:t:~y y Go.,
On i !; 4 G :32S.)
su.oe.,ors 30 j. 81 Gi.r.t>DItg &, 90.
nFFIC1, 70. L. CITY HcTEL, RiCH-
~ N0ND. riJEs2.in.
LEADING ScuGMG5 TO DG D2AUEiN
FEBRUARY, 1918.
10000 DOLLARS! l2C0a DnLL.ias!
Alexandria Ioutry Cia's >" IL, for i@iS. - ho
drawn a; Alexandra 81 Saturday, r-5ru7,y ~. =
No. Lott-ry-Ii dramn ballots
prize Of 49, is.aS ~ p'':.' Of s'' :a3
70Uu 50 a 30"
5,UJD IJi s. .JU
$3.50 &c. dr.
Tickets sl0--siafss in proportion.
80 600 DOLLARS! I2010 DOLLARS!
at Alexandria on Saturday tie lgih ot February.
Grand Scheme:
iprze of s;s3'@SS1 prize Of si'Gea
$4,000 81 g 500
$500 900 O. 40
Tiosetssl0; halves 5;quartcTs so.
$1,000 DOLLARS! $4,000! sl5,COo!
Alexandria Lottery, Class II, for 1873 tn hc drawn
in Aeyaadria Saturday, February &c. ii drawn Nos.
In each package OF IS Tickets.
blagDifcent scheme:
/ prize OF S se,SoS 70 p'izs. Of 2,sS
li,uu1 10 - $50
s,an0 20 6 Lea
80 4 lOv 40 so
i 55''oGS ~ aCo
Tickets s!5-shares III proportion.
~ Orders ioI certificates facHages single Tick
cts and sharss, any Of the ahov, sche Wes Address
ed Ia he undo rsigned vii, rrc.yethe most prompt H..
tention and an account Of each drawing .ur" atced
es IL isfecelved
J. w. MhuRY g CO., Managers,
lam 90 Richmond Vir-;ain.
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SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY, 1913.

10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class IL. for 1915 !" be drawn
al Alexandria Saturday, February 18th. ~ Va.
Loltery--H Drawn Ballots. Grand scheme: s4H,l1t,
la,u00 Of 1902 Of 5119, of 3o'i, ~ ii 1000, 50
vi 500 - Of $40 PSI CT go, &C. Tickets SlG; halves
); quauers2 So
5000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria LOTTERY, Glass Is 20, ls4s, ;cLe drawn
nj Alexandria on Saturday, February 18Th. Grand
Scheme s32 COO. 1000. ln,GGO 00I Gm 2,3--, -
OF uDl, 2pY OF iOob &c. Tickets $40; halves d guar
ters = So.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.

SusGuehnnna Lottery, Class No II, To he drawn AT
Baltimore "Wednesday, February 9th, 1913. Is Nos,
h1n,r
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NASH L. AOODHOUSE,
booksellers. SiatlOReTs
AND DEALERS in

Piano sOTGcs, Musfc, &C.
,Sa Main street, Richmond, Virginia:
r,uE sub.cribers continue 10 deal extensively
IN The several branches OF business w"ien
t'-m,he above heading. Their supply OF piANO
TORTES is from The large mandatory Oh
Msssrs S,odar & Dunham, who are now urn
;no ont regularly al their factory IN Ne" lo'N,
,r;7m eioh, 10 Ten Pianos every week-a rag
n,,,,,sT han they have ever done before, ana 'ns
bss, evidence which could be offered OF iheif III.
creased popularity and OF their being !" s''"Ni
Ths subscribers pledge themselves to se,l as
GOOD Piano, and al as low price, as any o'" .h
dealer. no, only in Virginia, but n any "a VIC
Northern cities. ar,r.pS fs,o,;.
sile lone and finish Some are 'ii"ue a..s ,,,,,,
pa,lerp OF that used bg ps fef'ah", VIZ 20
ing was SO much admired "heh u. ,',.,S
some year or so since. -
I@RFSH GARDEN SEED,-A large aud va
,;sd assortment oil GARDEN SEEDS, war
r.n:si 10 be FRESH and genuine, Just received ey
'@"'-'' R. DUVA[,
vsha Corner below the Banks.
CASTOR Oil POMATUM.-A supply q
This highly approved Pomade just received
br R. R. DUVAL,
F.b Corner below the Banks.
STEAMER COLUMBUS.
E d The COLUMBUS, Capt. Par,
- rish, will receive freight to-day I'll
PIP. n, Tor Baltimore. She will depart at
O'clock this afternoon.
Passage and fare TO Baltimore only So.
Ffeish, :or Philadelphia will be receipted iol
as lar as Baltimore, aud will be shipped from
,her G, by canal, il OPEN otherwise BY railroad o.
other conveyance, upon the most favorable terms
odefing HENRY LUDLAM q w.
I'll
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
so. 600 DOLLARS CAPITAL

Ten prizes o! $4,000 DO L l. RS!
Susque hanna Lottery Class -, be drawn At Bali
more on Wednesday Feb. 81 1913. 1s Nos IA drawn.
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Tickets $40; halves S; quarters , 50.

SusquehanAa Lottery, No. 10, 10 he drawn at Bal;i-
more on Wednesday, Feb. IT, siS. IS Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize Of s3D,O00 20 prizes OF $l,0m
90 prizes Of 5000 20 . oco
Tickets $40; halves ); quaters So
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Friday, Sept. 1, 1913,
. PASSENGER TRAINS win run daily, Sundays except
Cd, as follows
Boston, 7 A. M, ga. NJ, and 4 +. NJ
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ and s so r. NJ
Albany, A. NJ, and "a p. NJ.
Springfield, 81 Am. and 1t p M. for Albany.
Springfield St A. M u and IT p NJ Tor on tn. arrival
Of The train from New York; fo Worcester and Boston
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uia Springfield
The Steamboat train leaving Boston Am and Wor
scster at 81 AM will not stop Way Stations unless to
take Passengers for Springfield pro
seed directly on by way Of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive In New York by p. M.
Returning. leaves New York at A. NJ. and arrives al
Worcester at A r. d..
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston At A. M Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
At Albany al st P.Mor enve Boston at M orcesef
lodge In springfeld leave 81 next morning
and arrive In Albany at Il r. M
The trans ioF TrSy leave on the arrival OF the
Il Greenbush.
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at7tA A. M&7PM
The trains Ofthe Pitts6ed and North Adams Rail Road
connect at PittsfeId.
The Housatonic Rail Road the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage 70 rttle
boro', Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haycrhi DC
Stages run from Charlton TO southbridge from Wer
Byookleld Ware, Enfield New Brantree and Iardwch
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belchertown, Amherst
ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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ON and after Monday, July a. 1913, PASSENGER
" TRAINS will run in connection with Trains upon III
Ftchburg Rail Road, TO Boston, as fOlows
Leave Clihtonvile at $50 Am g O5 AN. and 405 P NJ
tntersecting Groon with Trains Fitchburg To-
Boston at 7O5 AM. $40 An. and 40 P. NJ, or on the
arrival al said Trains.
Returntng-ieave Groton for CIntonville at e27 A. NJ
2P.M. and Is p NJ, the arrival Of Trains upon the
Fitchburg Railroad which leuve Boston at AM IL NJ
and 4.S6 Pm.
The above Trains will sisa connect at Greton with
Trains upon the Stoney Brook Rail Road for LOWELL.
STAGE will leave Worcester for ClinInnvile and
Lowell at 6.45 NJ and 100 p. M. and arrive at Clinton.
vile in for the Trans which leave Clntanvile at
sos NJ and 405 7, NJ and Groton at $40 A. M and 44O
Pm, over the stoney Brook Rail Road Lowell, arriy-
ing In Lowell at l025 IN. and 5 IS.
RetuTning-Lea7e Lowell for Groton at 74O A NJ and
Al5 Pm and arrive in Groon in for the Trains
for CntonVile and Worcester which leave Groton nj
S27 A. NJ and 7. NJ arriving in Worcester at IL A. NJ
and Pm.
The Trains which leave ClntonviIle at e05 A. M and
lowell at Is M connect with Trains upon the Lowell
and Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads, thus
forming communication between Portland and Worces-
YER New York and the West by way of The Norwich and
Worcester and Yves Railroads.
Fare from Worcester to LotoeEl, S125
stage will run from Sterling to the village of New
hoson IN Lancaster with passengers for the Train
leaves Chntonville at $40 returning after the arrival
OF the last train from Boston and Groton.
The above trains Greion with trains upon
me Peterbofo and Shirley Railroad and with Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads. by way Of the Fitch
burg Railroad. w. A. WHEELED
Worcester, July go. dwu Agent.
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liverpool Fine SaIt.
Notice to Manufacturer.

M suOscribefs arc Agents for the sale Of REEDS
hAhNEssEs ola superior manuGoture snJ a.. sno
H"rn.s snsrs nonng Witch reach their Reeds and
Reeds en- n. :. suas'uie and finish. Samples or a.
20 furnish all orders on favorable terms
arc invited 10 examine their Reeds ""u'ao'urets
y.u. WILLARD, BRANCH a. CO.
No. Warden Riook.
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THROUGH TRAINS

Leave Worcester al s AM and As VI.
Leave Providence at T. so AN. SIS PM
NJ Passenger Station Worcester in Green Street Depot.
do do Providence, in Wing Of Passenger Depot,
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
Worcester for Uxbrdge lwhere it with Special
Train for Providence at II 80 AM from Green Street
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
leave UXbrlge for Providence al ILLS AN. LIS NJ.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at ii is I'M and P NJ
The Special Train from Uxbridge, and the Passenger
Car from Worcester connected with the Freight Train,
will NOT be discontinued upon October 26th, previous
~ advertised.
The through Trains Melville with coaches
for Statewide At Whitins with cosches for East Doug
bas and Whitinsyie AT Farnums with coaches for Graf
son centre and Viiisge At Uxbridge with coaches
Milford and Mendon. At Worcester with trains the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The SIS AM. train from Uxhrdge atPawtuck
ct with trains of the Boston and Providence Railroad
Boston; and the 2 H. train from Providence connects
Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The 5.45 p NJ. Train from Worcester connects at Prov,
6ence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't.
Providence, Oct. l84S. dWtf
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IiOST0N \ WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
eszTs=1 esg-zs7Es Es5sssJ EsSzs -
e = - :. -
eYinter Arrangement commencing OCT iG
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.

ez;pter Arrangement commencing Oct lG.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
L,ap, Worcester at 81, So, l0} 4. NJ, 5 30 P. N.
Passengers will leave AhlbHTg at II NJ. and 81 "
PASSENGERS will leave Milford AT 10 minutes heore A. n
and ?. NJ.
Tfare BOSTON at ! & AN, y ". Il, 4 5 P. n.
ne A. N. train will only take up passengers 81
Way Stations for Hew York.
ne SAN train mil land one east Of Pramnghsm
he y. trsu Will stop Of birmingham, except
60 take up Resfern RaoGd passengers Al Brighton on
Ihursdsy.
The p NJ train is the New York Steamboat Train,
Norwich heretofore, without sops, except Of
FroBliRghans.
Passengers MHbury for Roliston and Milford, will
take the S AN and tTaius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and II trains
H. B. The A. and P NJ. trains FAKE passengers al
Boston for New York. via New Haven.
BrOokiine Special Trans.
Brookline at 81, and 6t NJ d l! 81 g Pa
Leave Boston 81 d 10 and l24 81 81 81, & l02
Nttoton Special 7TGins.
Leave Lower Falls at s! and s. An, q q and Pm
Leave Boston at u An, I2k. 81, snn eP-M.
SGzsnU5Ue Special TT0sRs.
LeGve SaxoHvie at AN. and
leave Bost on at AM. and ST Pm
Boston, Oct l6, ls4s. tt WIN PARKER, sup't.
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
FAIL ARRANGEMENT

Exsssssd ESgSsT7 EsxSsss - ~
1907 s 49, ~
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Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergyman
siDNE7, New Jersey, July 70. ls4a.

S'DNh1t ne" Jersey, July ID l649.
ia. A. H. CHRIsrIE-Dear Sir: You wish 10 know
OF me what has been the result in my own case NJ ths
application OF THE GALVANIC BELT AMI NECK
LACE- My reply is as follows:
for about tVenty years had been suffering FINN Dys
PopSia; Every year the symptoms became worse nor
couu OBTAIN permanent relief from any course Of medi
hehl Whatever My ply sicans w ere sful and
ekceuentmen but here their prescriptions lnJ About
FOURTEEN years since in consequence Of fccre~t go
1s h "edlher IN the discharge Of my paste al du
YES, become subject 20 severe Chronic Rhenmatisr,
winch Tor year after year caused me naesc,bsbia a.
susA In me severer paroXysms, tile SKIN Of nv pbysi
Gials sometimes afforded great relief but his re
hei was only Temporary Farther. in 10 litof ~.
ana 40 IN consequence Of preaching a g,.e dosi - -
own and various other churches in his y,o,on 'y
tscked BY the Bronchitis which soon became 60 "e
ss to require an immediate sii. tension of nv ras,ari
ooiS my ne'roas system gaS aow Moroughy pros,ratS
ana as my bronchitis became worse so alsodd nv ne
Ppls anu rheumatic affection thu e,incng that these
disorders were connected with each other brougb H.
d eu o. lhe Nervous System A4y suferngs were in
severe end had pro gect other than being en-
uIey aid aside from the discharge Of those dues "a
the performance of those abors In which INV sooi Ga
ever found the highest of her lows ~ U' '"s
Bst reasoning from effect 10 cause concluded ~.
He HGO oHs system must be reached before any hon.
pe hduged OF my obtaining relief from these most
distressing mssdies. In the whole pharmsconoa thsrs
seemed to be no remedial agent which couIJ roaoh 80
ecuperate my Nervous System every thing that Ma
lIr TINS purpose had completely failed At last
ie9 Dy my friends to examine your Inventions and
nough with no very sangune hopes Of their eaiceney1
determined to try the effect of the application of the
GALVANIC Belt AND NECK AC,s LII ~ " aSs
1911 FLUID. This was in June, 1916 To My gRg4r
A'roNisHaENr, IN TWO DAYS MY DysPEpst. Mn aorv
~ EIGHT DAra WAS ENABLED TO REsuMr MY pAyroEAI
M' NON HAVE SINCE OMITTED sNeIE sERvicE on
Account or THE BRONCHITIS; ANpMy Ruru,.-,c ,rvvr
oS also CEASED TO TRoUBLE ME- If time pernitted
MI asheet Of paper with the details of particulars
GUY can now only furnish this brief abstract NV Dye
Pepsis has neVer returned the Rheumatism once n a
wne visits me- but not severely and Is easy arrested
anu hanlie.y being driven from lis hold UPON my sys
r su my bronchial affection IL entirely cured Such
sne WONDERFUL and happy results of the experiment
L nave Az recommended the BELT and FLUiD 10 many
a, "yS ueeh likewise suffering from neuralgc afec-
GIVE IN EvERY CASE |'
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDIG
FOR sale u Worcester, by the Agents, M. b. GREEN
W "nnE EN- & co. dM&5 weoply Nov 8.
The State guard., 1848-06-20
A valuable Medicine, When the undersigned administer. No Cure.--NO Pay!

TFHE Subscriber offers to the public gem II erally, his sale and valuable Com pound syrup ot Rhubarbfor the cure of acute and chronic Diarrhea and Dysentery, Chol- era Mor5us, Lientery, Dothinenteritis, Car dialgla, Gaslriiis and the various morbid heterogeneous oi the alimentary canal. The Compound Syrup has been tried by protes- sional men of talent and exprience, with the happiest effect. Persons who have long heen affl cled with Chronic Diarrhea and Dysentery, have found immediate and entire relief. Consequently for the benefit Of those who are afflicted with the above diseases, have rendered it to their use, and should he remedy not prove effeclual, no charge will be made. Call and try. For sale at VIM. B. COOPER'S Drug Store. W etumpka, Ala, at which place may be found, unless otherwise engaged. DIR. VIM. H. MOTT.
 This is to certify, that have tried Dr. Mot,'s Compound Syrup of RheubarL for Dsrrhea, and find i, 10 be an excellent re- medy, in fact, not having failed in any case in which have used It.
 w. E. BorssEAu, MID.
 Wetumpka, Feb. 2s. Is4s stf