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NEGRO HIRING.

rr,uONAS H. TALIAFERRO offers his services
/ a.,in 10 his friends and the public generally IN
Hiring out Negroes for the ensuingyrar He takes TINS
method of informing those who wish 10 employ MN,
thai il would be advisable inform him "a early n
they can that he may have opportunity of Geltine
good homes. He pledges himself that every eirrtinh
shall he used 10 good prices and good homes
and hopes that experience of many wears VIII. he
him to a share Of patronage
He will also continue to act as Genera! Agent Tor IN,
Renting out of Houses, Collecting Claims &C. nm.
pledge. himself To spare etefton' IL renurI tat
Satisfaction to all who may favor him with their "nai
ness. ,,t.
R,rhm.nd Nov, &c, lsi7.-cr
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NOTICE.
a., J,,,, nj the Senior mariner Of

,h. concern and being unable 10 give The business
myself @ % S s.acs KS Mss.s and
n'.,,nres in and belonging 10 the Store lately &C.
r,p,ss nv rs at the Gordonsviile Depot Orange coun-
~ ~ anv one willing 10 embark in such business
h IN onoortnnlty 10 young OF moderate mt ana
hn, ,,,rly occurs. II is no mere experiment, which
m,g he unsuccessful-but, having been established
more than Ave years. the store has good run OF Gus
bs, so far proved profitable and only needs indus
try and attention 10 make 1t continue so to be- Per-
SON. willing TO purehase will find me disposed to make
the terms as favorable a. possible.
Surviving partner Of Hamilton Williams
Richmond, Dec. 7, lsE.-cu
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MISCELLANEOUS.
jos. II. Winston.
GROCER s CONMISSION NERCHANT,

UEUCEH 2 COHNISSION lIIERCHHNI,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVING located himself on the right hand side Of
IL the Cross street leading from Main street To shoe
koe Warehouse, and opposite To SIR. Vim. wallacr's
beps leave inform his friends and the public general
~ that he will keep constantly hand general
sodment OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TEAS, &C.,
which lie would be pleased 10 furnish them reason
able terms.
lie viii also attend strictly To the sale of all kinds of
Country Produce, Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Flour, Oats
sc. Having had experience Of years of strict
application the business, he feels assured that he
can do them Justice i'm his profession Jan. 1-cGt
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ctr,ry DOLLARS REWARD

DAN AWAY rom thr subscribers, on sunday, the
Ia eth August, 4 Negro Man named GEORGE. The
said slave about II years of age black, about icet
inches high CHS about $50 pounds, has good teeth
and rnuuG and likely face. He was purchased nj H.
H. Dickinson Gruihrfs Auction Ruuni on the 2af oi
March las, frnn Mr.-r. Milnrr Keen, al Pittsylva
MIA Cont house He was purchased by thrnI-M y IL.
in Rockingham, i. C., aud he will in all probability
make for place, a. hr ran III last April ana was
,,trn mn on IN, way there at Amelia Court -house.-
The prrSnr that look him ~ that occasion -h" nm
with small shot. the legs, and The shot marks are
very prrcephe "n the hind part or the calves o. nus
legs We III give SO for the apprehension and dril
y-ry Of said boy L. H. Dickinson and Brother, IN
Richmond Va Il taken up after this date, aud, u IN
KEN up previous 10 THIS date, We viii paw So tor ms nf
livery here and The expense of Drinking him to tG'S
mace from where lie NAV h- taken up
KELLY, HUNDLEY & CO
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MARRIAGES.

, on Thursday, the 18th day t Of psssmSe r
M The Rev ssSi eo Sa1,aa to Mss NARY
B,UGHAN, Of C Snnss,sr of Or. Spencer Brown, Of
S."s. Edward county, virginia -
brought hi a Es. ,"ss fos Ss ss%ss n0
Ine'e ",H VAS sad the garden was wild,
ia5 nan, hermit, sighed iii woman smiled"
~ whis requested TO copy.
,,,,,,.s on Monday. January 18Th, by the Rev Hen
Mai ri"Si,.. HEZEKIAn WILLIAMS, 10 Mrs. HAN
:, ~ IN SKINNER, ali Of Norfolk, Va.
,,.,;.d on Wednesday, January e6th, by the Re,
MAIN n'a',sn. Mr.. WM. Z. DRAW, to Miss MARY VIK-
IL I;;X,s ANN VlRES-all OF this city.
.,,,,,,d. In Washington city. on Monday, 'anuIa,
W by the Rev. Mr.. French, Dir. RlCHAHrpP Rem.
1n ii Louisville, to Miss SARAH McDoW n.n,an of
ron ,nud daughter OF the Hon. Thomas lie ''"'''
N ssolH D., ~. oo,d
Married, In Washington city, GGrrp Hss WHITE,
ynnary, by the Rev. Mr. Hoys, ,mnsi Shsdrck-all Of
Mss lane F., daughter OF sa'"''
lunar county Virginia.
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lalh street, . doors from the eorne
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION

Attempts have often been made by unprincipled in
dviduas impose upcn The community spurious ar
tic- Stealing nearly the whole Of the Of my pre-
paration To fully guard against such base and papa
BILE imposition the public should sbun all preparations
purporring contain Wild Cherry, except that bearing
The signature of DR.. II. Swayne on each bottle
Beware of the worthless Basams,'' "Bitters, "Sy-
rups" &c, they contain of the virtues Of the
original preparation.
The original and only genuine article is prepared by
Dr. Swayne cornerof Eighth and Race streets, Phila-
depha and for sale by agents in all parts Of the Uni
ted states, and some parts Of Europe.
~ For sale, wholesale and retail, by PEYTON
JoNSTON lis Main street, and ALEX'R DUvAL,
a7 Main street. Druggists, Agents for Richmond KING
a. roy Norfolk; BRAGG & WILSON, and CHASI
CORIISG A. Co. Petersburg Nov. ~
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CARD.

TINE undersigned have taken Tor term oil
/ years, the Tavern on Broad Street, 50 long
known as The ''5wau Tavern, bui more recently
AS "Buycy's Untc," ana viii commence bust
ness this day. Having TIC advantage Of Prac-
tea knowledge otthe business, AID being de-
lrrmlned that cir house shall not, IN any res
pect whatever be SECOND 10 any ether; an intend
ing to devote ali their lime and energies lo The
business, ney hallrr themselves mat they will
receive liberal share Of patronage. Large adj
di!ions and many other Improvements have been
made 10 The premises aIfoTdng very large
number OF neat private rooms. well furnished,
with all necessary furniture, eni'ey EeT. Ih'y
intend 10 GIVE particular attention to 'neir 'apie
AMI bar, ncref OF which. ihcy arr determined,
shall b. excclcd, il equallct, b. any other house
here or elsewhere.
The stable which is an excellen. one will be
well attended To- and from which hacks ard hor-
ses can al any time he had. Their servants are
very polite, attentive and Trustworthy.
Such is the location OF This Hotel that persons
coming To the CRY on business, or passing
through. will find il lhc most cohvenien, place
Of solourr; hciB. hui few STEPS below the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Depot, within square OF the Theatre. a mo-
men,', walk Of the Ca2iiol, o! Tie ci;y Court
House, and Of all The Banks, and the mos, bust
ness par, Of both upper and lower town. Hacks
wI always he in attendance in due time 10 take
in persons deharkirg At the PacGe' Boat laSdlnS
an al the Petersburg Railroad Depot.
The lender their compliments 10 their ir'encs
and 10 ali si'h whom they had the pleasure 10
becom. acquainted in Mr.. Boxey's lime, and
wonld be pleas d 10 tender them the hand ct
friendship a. any time All charges will be
made to accord wl'h the time that is 10 say:
For board perday 81 90
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TRUST SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED IN
TEREST In REAL ESTATE IN TIE

COUN I OF HE EKIJU.
DY virtue Of deed Of rust executed on the lat day Of
ID September, 1872, by the late John Smith. nf
Dinwddle county, and Mdry &. his wife, tor The pur-
poses therein m-niiumei The subscribers will proceed,
IN MONDAY, the Lab day Of February, 1873. at the
front door of the CITY Hall, in The City Of Richmond,
at the hour Of IL O'Clock Ia sell, al public auction,
for cash. all the Estate right ite and n,erert Of the
said John II. smith, and Mary e. smith. his wife. as
one o: the children and heirs of John Amber drceas
ed in and To the following Real Property-io wit.
A lot "r piece If ground IN the city OF Richmond,
with the buildings ans improvements thereon, sil'rd
NJ the at Clay and i Streets containing three
half acres, be thu more ar less and constituting,
with said improvements, the former residence Of the
said john Amber deceased.
=. a tra"t of land called "W--iS1m." situated IN
fIrnrico county, about nine miles above Richmond,
bnundrd un the South by James River, and containing
upwards of thirteen hundred according To late
survey. Pas OF the said property may he on az
pcatOn To the subscribers.
EoeEeT c; NIG,IioLSas, Trustees.
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CONWAY ROBINSON, trustees


A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
z OFFER Tor safe my Farm the county Of frnric",
L about mile, from tbs Od Market House. Tho
lrm contains hundred andsiIteen acres, Of which
about hundred and twenty cleared, tr balance
in wood. The cleared land has all been highly I'M
proved with lime and puircscrn; manur.s, and pro-
duccs very fine crops. The uncIearrd land has on Il
ye:y heavy rrowt of wood, which. from its
10 market H. very valuable. Gu the fam there all
necessary houses in GOOD order 10 wit dwelling
house with rronu-, ei.hi closets and cellar, 4
Kitchen laundry, Office dairy. smoke hons-, four barns.
stables for horses and cows aud abundant supply
of fine wafer have lived Oh the farm for more Than
funr years with nearly forty IN my family ard there
has been case al >-r"u- sickness. The place -
considered Dy those VITO kaaw healthy as any IN
Virginia.
My reason Tor wishing Ia sell is ihlr may devote
my time entirely IN my profession VIII sell The farm
for fair prcr aud most liberal terms. Persons
wishing 1" bay invited to call IN me. either n my
Office in Richmond, or at my housr, on The farm
uer 3I-ctf JNO. M. GREGORY.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
e,cuMoND MARKETs, JAN. 27.

RICHMOND MARKETS, JAN. "a.
TOBACCO-lnspcction light. There is a
a.. demand for manufacturing qualities. We
.gy.e Lugs 80 3; common leaf 25 so;
aiitling 1 50 a ST. No fine Offering.
rLOUR-5 s7t Sc.
WHEAT-Whhe 1870; Red l25, for very su-
':or.
OATS-4O cents per bushel.
CORN-60 cents bushel.
CORN MEAL-70 cents per bushe.
BACON-Od Shoulders 81 6 cents; new
: a i; cents; new Sides I. Il cents; Did do.
e, els; new Hams 10. lit cts. tor prime.
LARO-S &: Cts.
FISH-North Carolina Herrings cut So IS a
% iiom second hands; none in first hands.
CATTLE-For Caule from The scales, gross
weight, 81 so 90. Hoes: 81 nett. SHEEP:
5. to 90 melt.
LIME-From wharf 80 Csc.
SUGARS-Sugars in good demand, at i'm
-O.ci prices. We quote New Orleans at at b;
Porto Rico ) :; 81. Croi1 cents. Loaf Su-
.sr9sc.
COFFEE-We quote Rio at :. Scents; La
.layra II 8; 81. Domingo o. II; Porlo Rlco
+. It; Java 10 a Ii. cents
TEAS-lmperial aud Gunpowder % 2oc.
per TO-. Black IS soc. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in bills. 2oi p c.;
Porto Rico 80 49, Cuba D 24c.
SALT-Lasl sales from wharf IS per sack;
rem store 81 10. Stock very igh, and in de-
Iand.
PLASTEG-Lump 81 from wharf; IS on
Basin; Tierces OF 500 pounds, ground, IS, on
Basin None in marker, and much wanted.
BRANDY lard, Dupuy & Co. 50 Is 2
3d. A. Seigneue IS; lmila,ion 30 IS cents;
|Sazelac 3 so; Peach dull al 81 90 25;
|Ar?e Brandy 40 As c. and scarce.
RUM-New Engant 50 a 80 Cts.
GlN-American Sc a IS Cts; Holland 100 cls
X! gallon, very dull.
WHlSKEY-26 D. C. in bbls.
CANDLES-Tallow II l2s c; sperm 81
|53 Hulrs Patent lG els
SOaP-For brown 3,c.; yellow 4, Sc, per
poand; white and variegaed ~ IA.
RlCE-New crop 4cts.
FEATHERS-27a2S cts. per ID. Tor live geese.
FLAXSEED-None in market
lRON-Pig Iron $40 10 37i, according 10
quality, Swedes 81 per lon English 30 IS;
lredesar (Richmond manuiac,ofy) 30; Up
kcuun,ry Bar 30, according 10 quality. Nails 4
A..
sTEEL-Amercan hlisiered SIl0 per ton.
StlOF-6;c. per pound.
| lllpEo-0reen saileu - cents per TO-
Ealfsalied IS cts. 10 each; Spanish l3a ISL cts.
STATE OF TIE STOCK MARKET.
F.pmtedby Beverley Blair, Licensed Stock Broker.
state Stock e per cen,s-par value SlU0. Held at
Elu0 Il 100 IS.
Corporation 6 per eents-par value slGO. Held at
r. 80 s99
lanes RIVER and Kana~ha Bonds, guaranteed BY the
l Iir-S97 so S9S.
achange Bank Si0ck-par value 500. None on
ienhsrs' Bank Stock-par value Sl0c-lanuary d..
Virgin, per cent. nelt-held at SAG 50 a 500.
,nd at % priak stock-par value s'o-lanuarv di'i-
Manchester CSi; nett-saes since at SG5
II vain. sloeNhs,d spd Wool Manufacturing Stock
i hchtnon nd Fire Associate. s, ,. Am
'.' since September dividend SSi" -p'' '"'"e S<o-
"tn'"hd, fredericksburg and Poio,..r Railroad
par value SiCO-la., sales AT SIS. "a''''"u
Ihn'"nn, fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
pro'-par value Sl0o-ias, sales nj ss5 "'"'es
E-i'e-nt sales ut S4p. ' '"'"e Sioo
II N.w C)pt .,yrr.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tack cr AZ "A q d i SON
GENERAL AGENTS.

oFFIcE ON SIXTH STREET, &c LEMAHs BUILDINdS)
-Four doors North Of PcnaSy r9nl0 Arrnac,
was IA nSton.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN T.. ADDISON have
IL associated themselves Tor the purpose Of posecut
Ing Claims 1T all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments Of the General Government.
All communications, posi- paid, addressed to the
above shall receive prompt attention
Reference Is gwen 10 the following eentlemen:-
Hon. George VI. Dallas, Vice President; Hon j.. Ma
son. Secretary uf the Navy; Hon K. J. Walker Score
tary of t!e Treasury: Hon. Jno. McLeanU Supreme
Court; Hon. Il. VI. L Hunter, u 5 Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, u. T.
l-r jain F.. Addison. Attorney a. Law will continue
TO give personal 10 business before The several
Courts of the District OF Columbia, and the adjoining
counties of MARYLAND and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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GENERAL COW MISSION .WERCHAN !
FARMYlLLE. VA,
WILL conduct Il GENERAL COMMISSION B' 81
W Ness. tor the sale purchase of Country ffo-
ince aud all OTHER Goods and Property sen; IL hin
liquor, excepted He hopes his experience in business
wal ave HIM claim I" the patronage ni tlIr public
Pr,nnp, and faithful attention viii Ice given Ia all
Signm-rrS - oId-rs.
t,,,....itta I,,u,,v II ISIs-cw2.y
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DENTONsylILE FOR SALE.


THE subscriber having purchased farm on James
L Rlver;no offers for sale his excellent aud well
known stand for a Store and Tavern-Post O6cc, Pro-
cinct Election and Muster Ground already established
at the ace. 1t is situated In the county OF Hanover
% miles Norlh.west of Richmond, on the old NOUN
tain road and on The waters of Aliens creek, con-
tainin. between six and seven hundred acres, hut
will be surveyed about three hundred acres o wood
land and fifty Of good creek low ground.
part of the hgh land is highly improved. IL Is III n
healthy aud agreeable neghbohnod There is spring
nf excellent waller within twenty steps of the door.
The dwelling house has eight rooms with eight fire
places including room. dinin. and cellar;
three closets, ali well finished, and painted elf inside
and out; good kitchen; smoke house; lumber house and
lille office in the yard; Oveiseers house, Black
smiths shop; framed stable with granary and carriage
house allached TWO corn cribs; harm with threshns
machine; ice house, four negro houses, aud another
dwelling house about three quarters Of mile OF; Il
large productive garden, we'll set out wih no"ers,
herbs, shrubbery Catawba grapes, AMI other select
fruit; young apple orchard, Of about one hundred
trees of choice FRUIT and just beginning 10 bear, and
about the quantity of peach trees, Of the best
kinds and in fact for eve;y convenience, there is no
place that eau surpass this.
If the above property Is not disposed Of privately by
the LIST OF August next will then be advertised to be
sold at public auction, to the highest bidder.
TERMS will be made easy, and made known on ap.
plication TO me a. DENIoN.
0s-clafl9t
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EsjsseS5itE0Ih.

THE Partnership heretofore existing under the name
i and style of VENABLE, WrMACk w. IS
this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 tie concern are requested 10
CONE forward promptly and settle their accounts WIN
Joel w Womack who Is authorized 10 close the ohsi
mes, and use the of the :nr that purpose
NATIII \. VENABLE,
JOEL W. WOMhCk,
PAUL &. VESABLE.
Farmyille lil January, Isis.
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y. 7s. e'lasL -

PGiGcc 4 Fortune ant Empj7un Al CGPHdES,
FOURTEENTH ST, RICHMOND, VA,
CLARKE j. >rllia. all the Prizes still,
Talk as you may, and say whiLrrr y0u Will.
CLARKE has been VehJrr for the last fifteen years
~ IN the cities of PIti>nur., Pa, Wheeling Va and
Richmond Va, aud refers Ia the Managers in proof
of the fact thai hl- sold large Capitals Than
any Ncndc: The United States. lie offers I" his pat
the following splendid Schemes for ILaiIary. LIS
Clarke sold du.in: t!r li;ui uf December, I-i1 81
Capital P;ilr- PfHes al. rr .rd by HIM always
be seen his o,c-. Tor prizes. address postage free,
yDI. u. ELNkKE. kichmnnh. Va.
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FOR SALE. REM O& Lease,

r.,IIiT valuable PLANTATION called Martins. the
property Of the late .tIhrrt = Gnodwyn, lynn. III
ninwiddip on Iatchsr'| Run about fiv- miles from
tie Conrt-housr and twelve from Peiersbnrc contain
Ing shout 90 acres, large portion Z" II IN woods OF
p,lmr quality. fcw snrh estates can br found IN the
county, being well adapted 10 the growth Of corn,
wheat and tobacco The lots In excellent or
der. There is Dwelling house, with five rooms
Also. necessary out hou-es, waning slight repairs
Planters see ing invrstne srinm meet with such
an opportunity Of Sulting themselves near market The
Terms will be liberal. X. H. MEADE,
Executor of A. T. Goodwin, deceased.
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INFORMATION Ilayn. hren received hy NE ESecu
l i've. that PETER SIMS and PATRICK, negro
men slaves condemned 20 death by the Court q" ii-t-
iurs Of Richmond city. but fepfevri by The Executive
nr sale and t.ans?orltinn and meantime cnnfnrh w
III. P,nitsuIiary escaped iIom Their place oi con
6nrmrnt ana are Row cOInc 4 large. Therefore; l.
William smith Governor 0 Virginia do hereby "nr' "
reward of one hundred dollars any person or person.
who shall arrest die said Peter Sims AMI Patrlck an"
deliver them inio the Prniteniiry, or fifty dollars "I
The ares, and delivery cf rIihrt; and do moreover
r,uure ali officers Of this Commonwealth, civiI anu M
Ii,ary and request The people generally, 10 use ne"
hest ryerinnS procure The arrest o the SAID ineNes
that IN cv may hr brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand a. Governor, anu uh'e' ue
irssrr seal OF the CunI'nnuw edltii, al klC""ohu'
'sE"'') this 2lst day oiJanaa;y, lsio. ,,,,,,,
PETER SIMS is black man about u feol h'sh, an"
formrh, belonged To Sarah Bailey.
PATRICK j. Il mulatto man 81 feet hlsh' anu '"'"e'
~ belonged lo The Estate OF WIN. ID. Wren -,
II is thought that both of the iugit'rs are sun III
Richmond '""
TO TIMBER AND WOOD GETTERS.
WE wish To clear from bundled ana my TO two
w hundred acres of land, iyins on Inckahoe ana
D..p Ruu Greeks, large portion oi whch Is heaVuy
,,,nberrd with pins and oak and All wei cnvrrr" WIN
- cod The Iar.i is close 20 ihe luCkahne Rail-
a,i and anon, 4 mil. from u. James River Canal
a. w,s, 10 receive proposal. for The wood and TIMBER
We WIS" ~ JAS. VI. WiCkHAM,
Mcf.URG WICKHhM,
l.. W. T.. WICKHAM,
"a. ucst JOHN WlCkHAM.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny benjamin Davis, Auct
H,aENTY NEGROES.

% ,aU Svu 2sth inst, a, 10 o'clock,
Men, 3 Boys, Women, aL.9 Girls A0'e Oou'eu
Will be added 10 The above So. 80 3D. A..
40 years of age, who is first rate ..ao wan al,
'rade also rough Blacksmith. 'p'"'e' "
BENZ. DAVIS, Auc,.
Jan. 25 No. 5 Wall Street.
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ys y. gsisger,s LOTTERY office,

UPPUSlTE ENJI1ANGE HOItLI
RICHMOND, VA.
THE undersigned having purchased the business Of
L J. +. WORD, Lottery Vendrr, Eichm nd. will
continue sInr the office above, where he will
be- pleased the old patrons of The oiCe, and Ia i'll
the orders al prrsons in The cnlniry sometimes
make adventure III lotteries urdeTS for tickets in
any Lottery advertised by Mc-rS. Maury X CO. viii he
promptly attended 10, and official drawings duly for
warued.
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ADVICE TO THE AFFLICTED.

When we reflect tina, most of the cases OF ConsImp
ton terminating ally have had their origin in
elected coids it is astonishing I" witness the apathy
displayed by those lab ring under them. Although they
NAV be repeatedly warned by their m-dca friends 10
guard against the effects of Sudden Changes az tn"
Their which, by checking the insrnsi'. peT~piaii0n,
occasions rOu ys, colds, &C, ihei; ainrn.;inns III
ten unhssded ne unfortunate subject prurivIr. no
bad effects arising from The slight cold, -rn,rd it,
il luiird into false security by the vain hope that
turn of pleasant weather will rrmo"e al! Unpleasant
symptoms But \" far from being removed, the ~ mi-
toms are penrray aggravated. He locks around Inn
for that relief which might easily have h. en- "i ned
an earlier period. But, alas lac is tod by his physi
clan there 10 no hope for him 10 wh"m then must he
look for aid? The newspapers .cem with advertise
mruts of inftb.e remedies, with "iirntiir"s FALSE
crR1iricATEs, assuming the name at REsPEcTsBLr
PHYscIAs attesting their universal rfhcaTy. la Dies
pair he flies To them but often without receiving
The slightest benefit But ia th'Ie indrrd remedy
Reason and experience forbid this sn2pos;tion the
above will fairly prove 10 the reader
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TO TIE CREDITORS OF THOMAS C.
SCOTT a RANkRlIpT

I
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sum OF ,!2 i3
is IN the Bank Of Vrsnla, To- the credit at the
Court OF the United states. Eastern District al Nrgi-
nj in the Of The said Bankup that, after notice
il advertised IA! ten days. IN 1T the new papers
published in Tn. CITY nf Richmond, dividend and di'
trbution viii be made anon. the Creditors OF the sad
Thomas e. scott who have proved their ciiimsl of the
amount d-posit-d in Rank and any other money that
has or may he received before The distribution Is made
after Grdurtng the Officers irrS.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, General Assignee.
Jan. 'S-cIt
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STILL ANOTHER PROOF!

CALAIS, MAINE.
Dr. Swayne-Dear Sir: When WAS IN Philadelphia
last Apri with my wife who has been nbnring under
Pulmonary affection for come years past, ! was ~,
duc.d to call on you in reference your Compound
syrup of Wild Cherry, and purchased one bottle OF he
same, saying that was Druggist here and had had
some call, for your medicine am happy I" say TINT
m. effect was much better than all the remedies
tried for four years. can now recommend II, and am
an 1ios to obtain for her case, also 10 recon-
mend 10 others You will please send me at least
urnpRrp BOTTLES, on consignment or otherwise, By
schooner Sciota, Captain Thompson, who will call
mon YOU with this. A considerable quantity, think,
can be sold in th, region
Respectfully, your obediemt servant, ,,.,,.,
LUTHER e.. WHITE.
Thousands of letters such rs the above can he shown
testifying the good effects Of this valuable remedy
in curing consumpton coughs, colds, asthma, liver
complaint splitting Of blood nervous debility, pain IN
the aide and breast, aud all diseases Of the lungs.