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Compound syrup OF Wild Cherry.

MORE NEWS For TIE SICK!
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Extract Of n letter dated
GREENVII.LE &. H., IS c. May 81. 1897
DIP. Vi conen-Prasc lhd soom for TINS invsiua.
Bile document in some paper:
Or Swayre-In Decembr. last | accidentally rot
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tSgled,l NARY T.. 7. BRIDDELi.
TT This original of this letter seen at Ir Co.
hen,s Eharleston. Sunth Carolina
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LOTTERIES.
30. game ~ sig.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
oU,U00 DOLLARS CAPITAL

len prizes OF $4,000 DOLLARS!
uSlucnanna Lottery Class 10, to bc drawn al Galti-
sInt, I'll. L..
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wv ]. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo-
w site Exchange Hotel

VIZ J. BIGGER'S PRIZE oFfIoH' oPpo-
w site Exchange Hotel
fio, 70 who pant for yellow GoLD,
Or wish, with cash, TO cut hgure;
Call ere the prizes all are sold
The .sIe osxs" can bo had Of Bl11Eh'
For To-day-capi,als: $4,000, 1000, 34s'
&c. Sales close alta, P. M. 10 Nos, IA ufa~n'
Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. Of the New jersey Lottery, Class IS Ii;
81 So 81 SIS 9 % 20 al Is 10 50 3d.
For sa,urday-Grand Scheme nao { C sIa as
$50 1000, 10000, 10000, 5000 4oOO, z. 800, oo
prizes Of 1000. IS Nos, 10 drawn, Iicse''
$40. feo. 10.
MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE &
lXl CO., Richmond, Virginia.
Thi. Day-si4.eoo. 1000, 5000, 1000, 20
prizes Of 1000, &c. 10 Nos, l3 drawn. Tick
cts "a.
To.morow-s35 600 Capital IS Nos, ID
drawn. Tickets 10 dollars. For sale at
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass Al
43 So 80 q 3 as II IS "a "A Al "a.
Feb. l8
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On FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. Is,
ne performance will commence with the int,
rPQlinp Anrnnal.a
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NOTICE.
CERTIFICATE M. s, 2l9 Tor eight shares Farmers'
- Bank Stock, issued 10 ihr late Elizabeth Woodspn
on the 18th August, 1884, having been either lost or de-
s.rnycd hereby give Notice 10 all persons concerned
that shall petition the President ana Directors FOR
renewal of the lost certificate.
Jan. :!s-cwisa e. seldom Administrator
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ssycEs a. ssandGip;n,
GENERA COM MISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
l2rn STREET. NEAR THE BASIN, RICHMOND, Va.
MOSES MYERS,
D. COPELAND RANDOLPH Feb I-clm
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HAVING taken lonsr on the Eesiu. tender. his SER
vices 10 his friends ard the pubic generally in
forwarding merchandise, and FOR tie sale Of all the
staple articles Of produce.
L. H. T., In the Pale Df Tobacco, will be assisted BY
gentleman, who, from long experience ard acknow-
lodged Judgment fuliy competent 10 81 .an the in.
forests nf Piaat-rS. Fah g--.rtr
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aAkINt. JOURNAL.
OF RICH n ON ID .
SAILED.

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eS. 7 OUTS, NC, ,nrIT
ALEXANDER Campbell"
MEDICAL OFFICE,
1FIID1O1I1I q
M Sc On stnlnhnlLse Strret. I'VE

No IS CHst0Hh0Mse street, Ne~ ILL., MN
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY hE Sg"pd IN
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leans Louisiana. - a;o,od with
DIR. MULLEN calls the attention OF those a rI adyci
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isement in another column. The treatment SUI
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Intelligence skill and experience can be Ie hat have cone
Mullen opened IN this city NIL the many eases exception
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Some OF these of years standing Ohg of The
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IMpoTEScY-Young Others VINO, " 20 any of the
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Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily At h , pitt IN D.
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attic Of 81 Charles and Gomm9n streets Officers
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M A S ON &c.

HOLLAND CHAPTER, No 9, of ROYAL "a
ARCH MASONS-undert the immediate jurisdic ~
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Siaes-hod their monthly meetings on the first
Monday evening of each month, at the Masonic Hall
The Canollton Railroad Depot; Of Baonne and Per
dido streets .OfcersT. ii. Lewis. II p ID. Blair sec'y
NEW FRA CHAPTER Of ROY AL ARCH MASONS
Under the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand
Shapie Tor the United Statehood their monthly meetings
on the "a ofeaeh month at the Masonic Hall
over the Caroton Railroad Depot of Baonne and
mers, Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LoDGE-under the jurs
dcton of the Grand Lodge of their monthly
meetings on the first Tuesday evening of each month the
Masonic Hall the Caolon Railroad Depot of
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w NJ; Sam'i G. Risk. Secretary
:, LAFAYETTE LODGE-under the jurisdiction of the
rand Lodge of Mssissipphod their monthly meetings in
an The St Latayee the third Monday of each month
o me- e. :, MI Dudley W NJ; w. A Arms. Secretary
ahhEN LODGE-under the jurisdiction of the Grand
on II o ssiSsippi-hod their monthly stated meetings
ON over s h second Tuesday each month"; the Masonic Hail.
pasaJ Saoion Railroad Depot. corner of Baonne and
s e,aoo streets Streets otticers-T. H. Lewis w NJ n VIII
=, MARION LODGE, No 4-yorhuy urds, ,u,bo,,v ,r
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MEDICAL,

URINARY affections, symptoms viruent diso,,
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are able 10 discuss them sa herapenca lac 9, Ga lew
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few record, in the annals of the heanr AFT d 1
afford more striking proof of my triumph over a "ia
the thorough and complete cure of well known @ 9aa
this city that looked upon desperate and b va
reach of human aid DR. MalIon Offices are at rs CaVT
Street. The Doctor has removed TO 78 Canal stpat
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THE OLD INK-STAND... BY THEODORE A 1ouLI
I love i'll love ii let no rash hand
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