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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

VIRGINIA LAND.-Thc seTcnh par o.
ITO acres OF land, adjoining he farm OF Nj ; w
Lacklanf Jefferson County, ViIsi-ia, was scl
ca Inc l7,hio $3.50 So an acre. There Is
funnins stream and mill size on The property.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

We ysse.Jay noticed al work On The farm OF
Airs Rsr>cn. near town. tie great Threshing
Maefineoi Elisha S Saytsr. Il thrc>hes, with u
huises and Ten mer. ahou, 400 bushes day,
cleans i, elegantly, and ha-s il. all at one opera,
uan! i can be pushed 10 IN exrn' even be;ond
III, ha.a s.eaier >pec' !, unnecessary.
Charleston (Vd) Fee Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
NEW foaK, Sept. Ell 2. NJ.
ARRIVAL. OF Nj. POUSSlN.

nj. Poussin has arrived here from Washinc'o, !,
ana purposes remaining in our c'iy onil he
shall have heard t,fi ille!y from hts Govern
ugnI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

WAC WANTS &5o co. IN PROPERTY.
I AM drsirou. spend Tie halln-r of M life ~
Missionary, aad therefore offer ,"r sale my + I'M,
the VINEYARD adjacent To- Williamsburg, and t"h-
tniuin. about Cou acres, we'll watrEcd, well w"ua'i
and sta2s nFu tGiRa- titieaif' with al hr 'fT'
Also ny ll"nsr and l.o ~ t- torn, r'ird ~ ~ a
Harding Establishment with IL, tnc FnfrtnIr br'
longing Ia The aan...
Also about (oIiy Scrratis, nc-ily young aud kely,
and RAPIDLY incfrasin. III hunters and value.
r., a KIND mastrr | womb --ll Tue wh"r property ~
IN. reduced mice a. thd. i've Thousand doars, and
auan.. tns yayiarnt- entirely Ia su The purchaser,
ptovl.ied The Interest he annually pad.
s,,. o;-r,t SERVANT JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
aaEas0rss Acaden.Y
RE N + Nc Es:

Sg,HE session ot this Institution WIN Commence
un The isl ri October.
i WM COLEMAN, \ 81, Pf!ucipal
LEWIS II COLEMAN, \ II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

Tie Winchester yrsinlan says" We regret
10 learn !al a slackyard al Col John Earle OF
Warren COUNTY the product ol 81 acres, >"ppos'
ct l. con;in sore 4cI 1909 bushels Q! Waeal,
vas CONSUMED ny Ere On SUNDAY NH last II
i su7rosa! 10 have been lie .'Cis Vi Viie M
rpnEIair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

Tie Hsrmoat Victory Epieram
The Dutch have taken HollaRd."-even So:
The deed is done; hui now They're iaii'y through II,
Why don't their leaders lei the people knew
How much II cost the doughty Dutch to do IT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

Col Ere mont a. las accounts from Ca''of-
MIA, was vlrking a large parry al some new
pllcers Were they were dong w.ll. Inc ousi-
ness Q; II, Colonel is 10 des'snaIe lie place TO
be wo:kc., and 10 provide ioI The hands, and 10
exercise agencral supetintcndcnce. lie receives
q GRAIN auninn ot lhs innings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

There said 10 BE- a U > diplomatic agent,
name nol known, 5000 miles On his way 10
Hungary D b. ready ID acihowIedss Us inds-
pe.d:tce soon as achieved. IL Is MOI stated
whether h, is auihcr'Z't 10 protest against lie
haaeing o'Kossuh's wife, c:ilafen aud mother,
VINO ale pisoneIs 10 the Au>'I,ahs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

Tie pioars pisparh Is ont asaIns, giving
the ffesi.at oil he Uni;,d Sia'e; SD 600 year
.of his sfyic:s. L. ihaks $1,000 or $1,000 a
year enoJh. The Dispatch Is Taylor paper,
and prob y bases IFS estimate upG,n The value
OF iht. scacts 81 The pEesrnt incumbeni.-O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
AN OLD SOLDIER GnNEl

AN Old SOLDIER GONE!
We arc called upon to announce The death Of
Capt. JOHN THOMAS, who b7cathcd his last in
buckingham, on the 18th September, III his
93rd year. lie was respected for his Revola-
lionary services ard beloved for his virtues.
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SELECT SCHOOL AT THE RED ;" BE
.-Lni VIC a i.f-llA \ V L,llLA u

JAMES GARLAND AND Wh. M. CABELL
HAVE united in III. practice Of Law, and will rssn
III larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst Appomaitox, Bedford, Campbell
aud Nelson, and the town of Lynchburg.
Address-Lynoibury, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, 10
practice In the Court OF Appeals. oes A~su
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

THE TAfFr OF 1916 Already, shrous h
on, our enlit counlsy, does the cry come for
some Md ION of the existing tariff
IRspublican
Does II decd You hear it particularly
ro!a Couneicui, virginia, indiara and Zen
nesscc, whc, In: wouid.bc moIitlers Of The
existn 'arf have just lost 7 .NELFE mem
bcrs of Confess. Sp iagdeid Pos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
mlnlc,I. DEPARTMENT..

Good washing may be had a, from IS To Sic for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-14
sFTgYDTF NV

DIED at her residence III this place on tile 2nd inst
MRS. NANCY BAILEY, wife Of James Baiy, decd,
in the Cab year of horage.
t IS seldom chat called upon q announce the
death ofone deserving eulogy than this excel
lent lady. In early life she becamea follower Of God
and aachad herself the Methodist Church. and re-
NAMED consistent and firm christian until God sum
moned her from this world Of trouble and care to better
and happier home, where grefand sorrow unknown.
As Christian she was ornament to the Church; as
mother, though kind and ndulgent she discharged her
duty faithfully By endeayorng 70 present, in vivid light,
the necessity Of religion the enjoyment Of this life;
and neighbor she remarkable fur all those qualities
d the head and heart, which Distinguish the life Of
the true Christian and endear anotfe She has left
many relatives and numerous circle Of friends, who
mourn Her death but they should " consoed with the
pleasing reflection that she awakened from death
glorious immortality in Heaven. NJ.
o Patriot and Republican will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-14
BOARD OF HEALTH.


Richmond, Jane 7-6 O'clock, 2. M.-Four cases Of
Cholera have been reported the Board occurring in
the city during the last , hours no death.
One case Of darrLql which readily yielded to treat
mont.
Since the orranizafi1n Of The Beard HEALTH there
have hean reported in all II Of cholera, Of which
IS have occurred The south side Of ;he Basin, IN aud
about IIu2ies' how.
June Stn--G o'clck, ?. M.-Two cases Of Cholera
have been reported the Board occurring in the city
during ,he past p hours-which still under treat
ment.
One Of the cases reported yesterday has since
minated fatally
Richmond June 9th, s p. m.-Eight new cases Of
cholera have been reported to the board, occurring 10
lie city during he past "a hours of which four proved
faal, ana fJur c,uvaescent, VI under treatment.
One ofthe reported yesterday, convalescent
has since terminated fatally.
?. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, NJ. d.
Secretary Board Of Health.
Boston June 9-One fatal case oCcholera Is reported
that Of Mr.. w. Il. Fisher He died after SIX hours i'll
ness.
Cincinnati June Owe have had 50 eases Of chole-
IA and eight deaths since yesterday The weather is
tremendously hot
St. Louis, June 9.-Nine Cemeteries report &c inter
ments from cholera and 6 from other diseases, for "a
hours ending last evening.
New York, June 9.-The Sanatory Committee Of the
Board Of Health report 40 cases and 10 deaths Of
cholera as having occurred during The last "a hours.
No case Of cholera had occurred in Philadelphia, Sat
urdly, up to : ?. m.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-14
VIRGINfANS I'm OFFICE Al WASHING


It's a suffice. AZ rar1oaeh anl jealousy with
other Sntes aat EIr aia in ail l.-a-t-. cA-s of
the pIaic ser-ic-, i5. a1 vadce rlr-es ntati1n.
we ra~ v-r'he uav -GL L7vv. III tJtd y
which, particularly -ha latter. WY h,s mo-e than
her proportion ot commissions I'LL the rualic VII
ces at Woshi2-.-r.j. appear. t.-m the blue Book,
accorlinE IN tae Richmond Wlir. that on the
ith March las'.-2n3 there have been few changes
since,-thcre were NrNzrY-F-vE Vrginians-
nearly one-.-th " the whole number. Of these
IS were Democrats 3nl II Why's, Ill 81 whom,
except FOUR, hail from East Of TIE Ridge. OF
the many 'nidshipnen in THE navy from Virginia,
we learn there Is not one from West Of the Blue
Ridge
some of the Bureaus al Washington are man
ned aIto-efhor .Hv Nu-Inars THUS, Vim. Sell
dea T-e5--s- at.l. T-.-et Sa, t5rmeriy q
N,Am-al. t..i- .i .-s u4e |-ziuans and
NJ. ..G. 5aa H.H"al l.. At5.t' Collins.
formerly g4 Fa.-.. y.h, oa L. ltl March, Lll
five 1.e1ksiu Al, Bule1U--ali Tr-inians anu VII
Democrats
Fact. Hke thisa ar- mai calculated to- excite
..a,5u>r .l .La n' Dominion under
t-t reI..ac- -. -r-l- ~ :. Office
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arc Il III ND TT ARK e IT'S.
MONDAY, June Z, 1874!

MONDAY June {, 1913
TOBACCD-Th market is quite dun to.day-sup-
niles and receipts heavy Prices however may be quo
led at prior rates. viz: Lugs $2ta3 and So common
Iieaf sta49 middlng 5a55 god and fine 6a79 fine
steai0p qualities 73a9 and extra manufacturing quail
ties IOsIG5
FLOUR-Last sales of Seottsvllc brands were made
at 81 per bbl. We quote Richmond country on Basin
Bank ii "a Is PEI Bill.
CORN-Prices have recently improved. We note
sales this week at 50 cents per bushel.
CORN NIEAL-55aGo cents per bushel. Kiln dried
Corn Med Is held at 81 50 Per b5l.
OARS-30 cents.
WiiEAI-C[oP entirely exhausted-none arriving.
NlfEAl GEE AiI-DIanu ~ Gus; ohorts ioc.
WINES AND LiQUORS-Ihe demand toI every
KIND OF " ines and Liquors Is very small we nave no
variation IN prices 10 hoIe tS "eeh however, ana COLI
unHe former quotations.
BRANDY -Didfu, puPuy : 20 a. ~ ~; 4
Signeite I3j imitation 81 c's oazeTac 15a5z Peach
dull at SlaSl 70. va Apple Brandy, new % old 10
cents; Northern 80; w
RJM-New England, Z9a5O cents-limlted de-
mand
w illSK Ef-hlchInond rectlned, ZIz cts IN barrelS
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SELLING OFF FOR CASH,

IE subscriber is rapidly selling of his entire stock
hand at great sacrifices to close his business in
Lynchbug His assortment consists Of China, flowing blue,
flowing mulberry light blue, dark blue and white granite
toilet dinner and tea Of every variety and plates Dishes
bowls, pitchers, cups and saucers Sc. c for common
Asogirandoles, solar lamps china and glass candesck
and flower toy tea SETS glass; britannia and passage
lamps, looking glasses Of all zes china fruit baskets, lam
terms, britannia casters and pots, &cSc with very
tensive assortment Of glass tumbers and gobes bowls,
pitchers champagnes, wines, decaners jars &c OF all de-
scrptions use.-A Of which will be offered very
low sales to all who want At the old stand
JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
All persons indebted to Joseph D. Evans the firm Of J.
d. Evans Co respectfully invited to cali upon a,
the China Hail. settle their this month, pos
sible. WILLIAM III. HART,
June 14-tsif Attorney for j. ID. Evans.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LxNoHsURa MARKETS

T. z II G Il 3 U = c II a r x rs.
LYNCHBURG, June Is.
TOB,4CCO-In<Pccted the past week, SIP hhds.
& previously, 4037 hhds.
Receipts and sales continue large change IN prices Sales
range from 50 To 50 for Iug to 80 for Common
Middlmg Leaf GO for good and fine shipping and
Semmng S. to so for good ana fine manufacturing, with
high prices for hhd One HID made by j. Fields, sold
at SO IS cts One made by 4. Crenshaw Sill p; and
made By Gibbs ~, all from Bedford county crop Of
hhds fresh land Tobacco by VIM g. Poorc, sold from
- 10 cents average $ 81; crop of hhds old To-
WI T. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
Prori>ians- Bacon, 6aG.; Beef, S cts.; Com Meal,
40 As cents.
Flour; ~ to ST..
Theat-Red 70 cents; White IS.
grai4-C5rn 40 os Oats 50a 50 cents
Clyrar socj- ~ demand.
IGlsbe,-SaIes at Is a % cents.
B-lsicas Is cents.
B,iler-Eerv'dull, 10 to Y! for No.. l.
B>uolg Apple, none otferinr; Peach. none offering
Dtr Iron S5 assorted and $50 90 when drawn to
CoFee-Rio 8 to cents, Laguira s. to 9 Java ~
Mocha 20.
Country Luens-Tow l2and Flax Is.
Cotton Trts-Saes Ia to l5centS.
Fcathers-30 to 50 cts
FTtr Seed-Sales 50 cents
Fish-Herrngs No. |, 81 so; Shad, old ~ so,
new SO.
Ginseng-25 cents.
Hemp-We quote to &c, in demand.
Liusced Oils to 70 cents-dull.
Lar{-6 81.
.nolagscs-NVest India IS to 40 cts per gallon n.
0. ~ to As cents.
PLtster-I.ump. S.! 70 6.
Sugms-New Orleans to 7 cents; Porto Rico to s
cents; Clarified IL cents; Loaf ii : to IL cents.
Snh.-$Lo7z p.
IdUOc-9 to 81 cents
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Powder and Safety Fuse,

have large and regular supplies q Blasting, Mining
~ and Sporting Powder, and Safety Fuse, which sell
asgent fur the Hazard Powder Company lcarort
TIL quality hyperion DAVENPORT, ALLLN * co.
lt-.l.llYDJ. J-.. 1-5t i,
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P. CLAIBORNE COOCH, NJ. D.
NQTECE.

The Right Rey. Dr. Whean, Catholic Bishor Of
Richmond WITT preach i'll he Catholic Church Of this
place, oH Sunday morning aoXt, Ut 0 O'clock. VII Are
invited. june l4. 1919.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-14
PUBLIC NOTICE.

- OOA YDS. Flax and Tow Linens and Drill
@.OOO lngs in store consignment, to which in
vito the attention and Others wanting such
article. LACY s GARLAND.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-16
LoRR.ay-yE's PILLS.
Tsr.ialI. Unir,r.al Mllloal C.ralir. % ll..

Vegetable tnfrsrfh Nfdioui Ctnaiirf q he
FRENCHCOLLEGEo FTEALTH, LNPARIs
The extraordinary purifying power Of these PHI,
snrpass ell other medicine known. Consequently foi
ordinary physe for family use they the most safe
and salutary offered 10 the pubiic-nay be taken
az all times aud BY aN person that takcs these pilI
will never need to take tssfie for n the stomach
Is filled with impurities, need an emete they
sure to rosfi and entirely dislodec all foul matter
But ifthe stomach il healthy, aHd Impurities in it,
not the slightest naiisea is felt
II Is well undeufood that nine-tnnths Of all the
cases Of consumption, which annually eonagn forty
thousand victims 10 the grave, originate from obsiruct
ions. caused by taking cold.
All this Is eectnaly prevented by timely applica.
ton Of LA MEDICINE CURATIVE PILLSii
TlThe above are for sale by the following Agents
Newfane. BirchaHi and SAWYER, W G perrr VII
Evansville w I.wiiliars, Miller s. CLARK; Vernon Aon-
no Newton Bellows Falls, Norman Harris Saxton's
River Russell a. Esterhrooks; Rockingham l. 5.
Eddy, Is, Spaldng Cainhudeeport, d. =. Cushing
Puiney, lsaAr C'oat, VIM. l.. uphAm; Dummefsfon,
q. W. Emerson Asa Knight, TowDshend, johnson &
Weatlierbee West Townshend. Thos Cook Whit
ner & Bowen GufoTd, =. r. Adams Halifax, r. X.
s ,. Henri West Halifax, I. & s. I. Hitchcock ;
keadsborol joel Ranney Wilmington. orgen Smith !
Dover, p Perry Grafton, Geo. N Barrett Wards.
boro, j. 4 II. Rice West Wandsboro, Daniel Harris
* Son North Nanisboro, Converse & Higgins; JAM
aies, 5. G. Sumner; Windhaln, VIM Harris & Son ;
Westminster Fast, Joel Aldrieh; Westminster West
q. W: Daniels Londonderry, Niles Aldieh Spring
field, K 4 u. Burke Weston, Asa b. Poster Chester
yossph hsdleyi Woodstock, Z. 5. Hayden Rutland,
And BY @, n. SALISBURY, BIstsleboro. General
Agent for the State ofVt
All ordeu supplied a
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Wesin,insisr, s..
Tie HoL he PROBATE Court for De District Of Vest
minsiers ~ Oh persons interested IN he Esfute o.
ANDREW JACKSON, late Of Putney, IN said
district deceased, lnfestate, GREErEG.
XLTHEREAs, Warren b Richardson, Admins
w traitor Of the said deceased, proposes render
ing an account Of his Administration and present
ing his account against said estate for allowance
y session Of said Court to be held at the Inn Of
Charles Dickinson in Rockingham, in said district
on the last Wednesday Of March, is49, therefore
you are hereby notified to appear before said Court
az the time and place aforesaid, and show cause IL
any you may have, why the said account should
not be allowed. MO-
DAVID CHANDLER, Judge
Saxton's River, Feb. Path, ls49' 20
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JUST RECEIVED

A I the stores Of the undersigned, large aud full
N supply Of HERRicK's SUGAR COATED PILLs,
and KIN SrREsGrnEEIxo PLAsrERs These Pills
are warranted under penalty Of $1,000 not TO con-
tain any mercury CT ANY mineral medicine. Our
daily sales throughout the World now exceed nine
thousand boxes Of our kifEktrengthenine Plasters
the call for them is greater than our ability to man
ufacturc The utmost enthusiasm exists in all parts
Of the country. Our Agents arc gentlemen Of the
first respeciabiiy-they arc yoar neiehbors. rou
know them. Persons wishing 70 use the best iami.
ly pill ever known should buy these call on our
agents, purchase box, should they not please ycH
return them and get your money. We have recev-
cd at the principal Office within the past year GER
illicales Of more than $4,000 cures performed by
IfERRICk'S Pills And PLASTFRS. over
ten thousand Of them were considered beyond all
hope. They are the cheapest and best pills now
known. Each pill! is beautifully coated with pure
white sugar. Each box contains 30 pills a smaller
number Is required for dose than Of any other pill
known, their operation being 50 certain, thorough
yet mild, that all who use them recommend them
Owing TO the immense popularity aud gigantic sales
Of these pills, some unprncpled penonshaye made
something they call Sugar Coated Pills, and we I'M
derstand some for sale in this part Of the coun-
try. We have also observed another pill floating
around the country called the Indian Vegetable Pill
made without doubt TO sell for Herneks Vegetable
Pills. look out for frauds some Of these men attach
me word Doctor TO their names TO give them the APP
Pearancc of rcspectability. Always ask for sHier-
ricks Sugar Coated Pillsn and get them or none
Our Pills sell for 25 cts per box, with full direc.
tions our Plasiers le2 cts All orders must he adj.
dressed. 10 Herick G. Co., Principal Office No
James Street Albany N. Y.
~ The following gentlemen are our Agents -
button CLARK, Brafleboro; Miller Ward and
William II. Williams, Wilamsvillei L. +. Perry.
Dover Jones s SteIson, West Dover j. & ii.
Rice and f. Plimpton, Wardsboro Birchard, Liy.
ermorc Co., Jamaica; n Cheney and Thomas
Cook, Townshend H. Burgess, Grafton; q. w.
Daniels, Cambrdgeport; Leach s Warner, Saxtons
River, and by merchants in almost every town and
village; A Dunklee, West Branleboro. amol6
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The Inquiry.

Tell me, We winged winds
That round my pathway roar,
DO yc not know some spot .l.
Where MORALS weep no more
Some lone and pleasant dell,
Some valley in the West,
Where free from toll aud pain
The weary are at rest
The loud wind dwindled to a whisper low
And sighed for pity US II answered, No"
Tell me, thou mighty deep,
Whose pillows round me play,
Knowcst thou not some spot
Some island far away,
Where wcaryman eau find
The bliss FOR which he signs,
Where sorrow never lives,
And friendship never dies
The loud waves rolling in perpetual flow,
Stopped for awhile and sighed TO answer " No"
And thou, serenesi moon,
That with such lovely face
Dost look upon the earth,
Asleep in nights embrace
Tell me, in all thy rounds
Hast thou not seen some spot
Where miserable man
Might find happier lot
Behind cloud, the moon withdrew in wo,
And voice, sweet, but sad responded, No"
Tell me, my secret soul,
OH tell me, Hope and Faith
Is there o rosting-placc
From sorrow, sin aud death
Is there no happy spot
Where mortals may be blest,
Where grief may find balm,
And WEAKNESS q rest
Faith, Hope and Love, best boons to mortals given
Waved their bright wings, and whispered, Yes IN
HEAVEN
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FOR. SALE.

TNIE subscriber offers for sale good Pasture, OF
Il about sixty Acres, part Of which Is wooa-
land, laying about one hall mile Wesi Of tue Ea!'
Meeting House IN Dummcrston. Said Pasture .
owned by John Clark Il has large Orchard on
H. containing some $50 Trees all ina bearing state
it is well watcred and well fenced md Of easy nc
cess Il will be sold cheap, and terms OF payment
made easy, 10 suit the buyer.
o. If any one wants good Pasture he viii do
well to apply soon. For further information On
quire Of the subscriber
GEO. w. CLARK.
Dummerston Feb. 20, 1919 AVIS
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PENDER'S
EdinbOroagh Vegetable Salye.

VNHE above salye is strictly what it says, Vego-
Il table Salve, and its intrinsic merit needs onlyto
be appreciated TO place il in the most prominent
position among the most popular medicines of the
day. Its cures in many instances are so immedi'
ate and eradicatYc TO elicit attestatons in its
Elyor from the most unexpected sources.
II is highly recommended, and sold by Messrs.
DUTTON & CLARK, Druggists, for the following
diseases, viz;
Burns, Wounds, Bruises, Swellings on the Joints
and other parts of the body Scrofula Boils Sprains
and in general, all cuianeous diseases. For Boils
and Burns there is no remedy equal to it.
Nov. 20. Ia
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CrOckePy and Glass ware.
PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.

and Ageaey for he g. .Siaics P,icAt OGcs, Washing.
ton, No. - STATE STREET, BOSTON
VTNHE subscriber, by appointment from the Com.
Il missioner of Patents ia agent of the U. s. Pa.
tent Office for receiving and forwarding the same
models, specimens or manufactures, to be patent
ed, or deposited therein, which will be sent ffea of
erpsRsc and risk, and with despatch. lie will prepare
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all the
necessary Papers and Drawings for Patents will
make researches into American and Foreign
works To test the validity of inventions and rem
der advice legal and scientific matters respect.
ing the same. Patents secured in Europe and 9TH
or countries.
By application to this Office inventors are saved
tue time and cost OF a journey to Washington
and delay there as well all personal trouble in
obtaining their patents They also have the adj
vantage Of rebdly explaining their inventions and
OF consulting in respect TO them MATTERS in geHeai
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