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Let who wish purg the blood from impurities am
TO resist epedenICs, resort to uysOtt
Extract Yellow oek and SaTsapailIa,W whIClrs ru
vngitSc antidOte many OF the most mai gnant dis
flesh is heir and they will be disaPPO
waver; for II is founded experience, Just
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founded experience. They fly from mineral nosnst
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Experiments made in the manufacture OF this medi.
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tormennE dseases OF the skin trying TO the patience
and so injurious 10 the health.
The following OF Bcaiah Hughes is the mosi
astonishing record Amer forty years Sickness twt
years eXcTuciag torture the amulatiOn oueleE and
the body and limbs almost OF eating, purifying dis
charging ulcers, be cuieI by eight bottles OF Guysott's
Extract OF Yellow Dock and sarsaPariu is almost mirae
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I'M QUART BOTTLES.

For Purifying the RIo6d, and for the CEreot
'SCRoPULA, MERCURIALD ISEASES' RHEUMATISM
/ CuTANEoUs BRUPTloNs, STUBBORN ULGERS'
? LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, BRoNCh
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LIvKK COMPLAINT AND SALT RakUM..
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yOu uvuiuab bic atsararlA she was afflicted with
uiSeaAe covered ne whOle
body would be0n impossible 10 touch
any part the hunOrf the head, lace, and
cd With like those OF fish; tue hair
large quantities., aud walking caused The most
cTUcAIng agOI1es, affected the joints severely
than any OtleT part. She sLeiOd long time ali
affection OF tic nver, cOnectedYith gone TAI deDtGty aud
OF the SYSTEM PhysciaLs. 10th III
europe aud America had exhausted the ichcd "a,
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medical skill Vang until abe happily seG
YOUR SSISaparillR. The dIseRse pronounced Vi
Leu. but her whole system informally and externally,
deTRMgcdJ but s0oOmPlete been euIC
alter using the Tor x weeks aud taking Ia all
less dozen. bottles, That she enjoys
health 10 taking the SarsaIaTa-
objecE in IaiI this communication Is that ali who
I'm has, may know where aud TO whom
apply I0T re land that notin Nain,) complete
DO Iho aSsht. My wife uniles with me In heartfelt
thanks; and :OeheVe me, gentlemen, nt 'ai ID,
- 'TE1I Yours sincerely, FERRIER NAZER.
City and Comfy OF NC IoE t-FeIier NazeT being
duly sworn doth dePoSe and say that foregoing
e, TO which he has subscribed his name is true and &C
oil his knowledge and belieE-SwUTIl and
subscribed this 9th day OF July, 1919 before me, n
q. 5, Woodruff, Mayor.
Extract from letter received froms Physician in Md
CANBRIDGE, Md, Oct. 9th, 1871
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rmEEL1NG Gas CogIPANY.

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TTezstrT-Josiah F. UpdegTun Engineer aud LHEPeeor-
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CITY. DIRECTORY.

HNAeEEllllul@f
go ISr6aFnEiTrp 1880 CArrTAL $4,000.
Northosst Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JoHNiW. GILL, Presidents soDIEsKI BRADT' Cashier.
Disc0ant 'dGyaETuestiay.
= North western Bank Of virginia.
~ JIHcoEFoR1TED 1879 CAPITAL $4,000. ,a5
ti,Eouthwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets-
JOHN o. CAMPBELL PresideutI DANL. LAHB' Cashier.
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afaeturers' and RaFmers' Bank
,nt- ss51f ilog OfWheelinB- ..5a.
.s.-'EAIsin street, befweeE Monroe and Quincy.
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sTHOS. SWEENEY, Prest JoHE LEgr; Cashier. "a
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- No. 1872 Main 81. -..-f Z. D.
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81 NILSSON, Psesfaenti wILLIAH MCCOY, Treasurer.
Dise6Gut dAy-Thursday.
cfSt savings SAY i 3 Bank Or VvheeliaiE..
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COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1st'tystd.-H W PhiiiPs Cd ward;zwn s. Wick,
ham, sd ward-Dr. w. J. Bates Eth wRrd.-John Gil.
christ Sr, 9Th wSrd.-Josiah Powell.
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. tst waTd-wm. George, John Moore .z..-
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"a al f Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
IN d. v. ThaTp, p. Seattorday.
5titl Ne <. 1intthey1B b. Reed, James Wilson. T--
81 a-. - SANITARY COMMITTEES 5L -
fst wSrd-Joseph Greer: cd ward.-P. b. Taylor. I'd
WsTd,-Geo Trsler 4th Harvey HALT 5th.-Geo. w.
NSS'ly1bn@ FIRE wARDRNs. la y ~.
islwaId.4-Joseph Greer. Cd waTd-JosePh TorsYthi
Cd Vyaid-sGep. TIiseT; 4th WaTd-Jqini Cayfot; Pth
wGTd.-A. s. Glenn - . - =
cs-utor Of city H1n-JoeI Trisler. -'. 7--s
orrrfrsete Of caatn GaaS.-GeO Bulger. " -
Serton Of I'uSlie Grars Tard'-Elias H. Burt
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"a 81 ffCI / 7Thffdlahd: Chesnut streets
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nlodern init and furnished in asyle
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This is decidedly thu hest located house in the city being
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STANDING COGHmKTTRR9.
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Fan, )Lamb, YaTnRll and the Clerk fE tll ra.Fr
ON FIxANeEs.-Messrs. Brady Gill and Lamb
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wO0dIoW.
OK STREETS AID ALLErs- essrs. Forbes 9iShopi Nc.
Lure; Hammond and NaihewA- - -,
on wErER NHoREa.-sIessr Tanner, Rehols; Hughes,
Matthew's wickham and tho Superintendent OF Water
Works. ,>U-s .--g1iI i5slH=s
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on CoAL BANKs.-MeAsfs. Gill; Brady Lamb and the
Superintendent Of Water Works.
oSL1NpiNGs.- Halowe1i Cots and YarnaM
on FrHE DETERMINATIONS. Bishop; Hughes; Mat.
thevysi ThaTp and Wait . .lt
OK observation-disclosures Tanner GIN and woodrow
on RAiL RoADs-Messrs. BTadyJ Bishops Forbes Gill;
lamb Tanner and Woodrow .+r el % -fr ilu.
ON observation-disclosures Lambs HOTnbrook and Tharp
o., -Messrs. YaTtnni Cottai RehoIs, Thar
and yYIekhsTl,- s ~. .' ,s..r -.,4.,. 3.
or AssrsssExTs.-Messrs. HOrnbrOOhi Bahops Hushsai
IedhTR1an Matthew's. Irrs 81.
on eR.Rus.Ie.Ars. FOrbeai Cots, -Jenors, wiekhan
andHarnalI --s Do ~. 90 i.a y.
o&RE1L Estate Mesars, Grui Bishopi Brady HALO
well and Woodrow. d.
OK PuBLIo observation-disclosures wickham. McI.me.
IeaersI. Matthews and Wait.
oS.LaoHr.-Messrs. Colts; Bishop; Tanueri Wait aud
YarnaE.
ASSESSORS. EG
,Hsox.. Sd wsrd-sL4'L Smith. 9TH Wlrd-DIWD HAN,
MoND. 9th waTd-ALEx. TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
ist ward-Dayid Maelape. Cd w.-zJames Mcconnell.
sdEVv.-GeO. Duty. 6th w. John L. Newly. 9th W.
II. Ne JauusoH-, 5+4A s1 ss o. stt1 ='a.l - .
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
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,ss. -5fl,l4 MORGAN NELSON, Mayor
- i!tsf y JAMES S. 1wHEATR, Clerk.
\. W. fHGRDINa, Treasurer. ..-...
j. /. SAEGsToH, Sergeant a.l..I 10 .|r
SeTs4le5 DlTltSs.-st ward-Isaac II. Pearl. Cd warI
Adm. w. CIemens. ID waTd-JOhn Bowers. 18th ward
Henry p. ChapliBs. btlLwaTd-James S. Campbell.
JpuN MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JAe0n & BIER. Wharf Master. -is
JAtoB AAitK, street Commissioner ..'
JGHEs N. RwiSO, Assossor and Collector Waite,
kentldu --.f ...If zH..t-5-rfEz s-ai. ...
yosrrA C. wILEv Lumber and Coal Measurer, and Qua.
Eur Of Wines and Liquors. 4as-..-st s.T " I,r
DASIEL murray, Market Master. p. t -s-.4-
TnoMAs CAAPBELL, Collector OF Assessments. -r....
NsE. J. STODDART, City Surveyor. ASSN DO.
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