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Ladies, Read This!
ofthe Limbs and general debility cured bv
, etnl q using the OxYgenated Bitter. -

"eakness oitne Limbs and general debility cured by
'pf 2 using the Oxygenated Bitters
BosToN, Feb. 10, 1885, Messrs Simpson & Reed
During the winter of 1880, Mrs. Stiles suffered
muehifom PalPitation OF the heart, weakness in the
limbs and general debility. She consulted. an emf
nent physician in the city, without obtaining relief.
On return Of summer. she left home to Visit her
friends, with the hope Of recovering her health; but
neither the change Of air, nor the medical advice she
obtained while absent, gave her relief, and she re-
turned alter an absenee ofthree months, without re-
lief, and almost without hope. At this period, she
was advised to uss the 0xygenated Bitters. and oh.
tanned aabottle from you. Before using il, she could
not walk tho shortest distance without exhaustation.
After using the Bitters a week. she walked from the
Chelsea Esrryto Henry Pettes' store, on Washington
street, and back again, without Inconvenience She
has nsed three bottles, and has no, hesitation in saw
ing 10 is The only medicinethat has Afforded her relief
Respectfully, JOHN STILES, 6 Doane street.
o. kJEo AuSTIN &Go., Wholesale Druggists. No.
rPrice 5 | per bottle-sfx bottles toP Al
h Dac.l6. Sold by kAUEFMAN s. Co, Lancaster.
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a.. AUST received at the City Grocery Stors
+4A1D one door East ofthe HockihgValley Bank.
Candies, bought expressly Cor the coming Holidays.
Persons will please cdil. H.A. GEBELEjN.
Lancaster, Deeerhhet /. Ie69s4l2W x ~ylI 4ey
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Melancholy Occurrence. I'VE regret to
learn that Mr.. ID, TALLNADGE, while crossing
a log out at, his farm To-day, slipped and
broke one Of his legs a short distanceabovo
his ankle,
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CARrEn's SPANISH MtxrunF stands pre-eminent
above all others. It's singularly eiFicaciou1 action
on the blood; its strengthening AMI ~vivifying quail
ties; its tonic action on the liver; Its thendency to
drive all humors to the surface, thereby cleansing
the system according to Natures own prescI iption;
its harmless, and at tho same tiine extraordinary
good effects, and the number Of cures testified to by
many Of the most respectable citizens of Richmond,
Virginia, s. elsewhere, must be conclusive evidence
that :here is no humbus about it.
ThesuialefA single bottle viii, satisfy tho. most
scepticalof It's bereits. -
- Soc advertisement in another column.
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Ey- The resolution proposing to present d
sword to Capt. Ingruham has passed the
South Carolina Legislature.
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badness CUREni

EIheTsoh's AmerIcan Hair Restorative,
Vol restoring the. Hair on Heads HoprLrss1v
. BALD, andto prevent the hair from falling, Is
winning ge'den opinions Of persons who are usIne il.
This a new article, recently introduced. IL SIRE
or Badness. and will stand the test Of a discernine
public, as thousands who have used willtestfy. See
circular to be had Of the agents, giving full particn-
& CO.. and Ell Slocum, agents. Lancaster. Ohio
2. f. Fishers co. PropTiet6it, 81 superior street
cleveland, Ohio. Doc. % 1S63-3m
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ONE WORD MORE.

ITO all who are indebted to the firm of JULIAN &
Il Union, I would respectfully say, that unless
the amount OF, your notes and accounts are closed
by cash or It's equivalent before the first day ofJAn-
uary next, they viii beleft In the hands ofthe pro-
per officers for collection. The harvest is past.
the summer Is ended and we must have money.
i Lsneasteri Oct, 20, 1863. 5i A: L. CLAEE.
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GorThe reigns Of Espry, VIII, and HE
daughter Mary, in Engispd, were, histori-
caily speaking, like q butehes's ~bill--helpg
N Aecoani Of stsaks ana chops. HFtl'e
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4. A Teacher Wanied-The Board Of Educn;
ton ofthe Lancaster Public Schools wish
to employ a Teacher, either male or female,
to instruct The coIored youth Of the city
Application can be made Of DR.. John vii
Inns, Superintendent.
Inncnsfnr. December %. 1853. Lla y
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Fresh Mich Cow for sale.

NNHE subscriber has for sRle an excellent FRESF
IL MICH COW, which he Will sell upon reason
abba terms. She has a calf five days old .
-Qreenfelatpwpship Nev, 70. l. YoNRODEN,
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TrI e ODO n II
MERCHANT Tailor.

M
In Shener's New Block, between the -rou-
madse Hoase and Sheffer's HoteI,>
HAS Just opening a large and beautiful assortmept
~, of Ready-made Clothing, together with 4
choice selection ofa.aAn sra MS R6rTf
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND YESTINGS,t
All of which have been selected with great caro- and
with special reference to the wants and taste Of this
community
His long experience in this branch Of business, i.
a sure gu'rauteetl at hisstock embraces the choicest
and best variety, and his purchases have been made
upon such terms that he can sell at The sFA anW
p lAIOTVESp POSSIBLE PREESsaef
The public are respectfully requested to call and
examine his assortment, He has on hand a general
assortment Of Thf p9h tgVT
.'saJ y%ra WINTER WEAR,
And Is at all times preparedtb accommodate his old
friends. either with an excellent article of Ready
made Clothing, or to ~
a'fi MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, ig
Out Of the best material aud by most accomplished
worhnen, any styl e ofgarments,
FOR MEN AND BOYS,
In the best and most fashionable manner. He is con-
6dent, in this respect, thathet can give general salts.
faction.
fHisIassertnent emhrasesa general varietyof
Over-Coats, Vestipgs, Suspenders
Dress do siae ,Pantal6Ohs, Hosiery,
. s%ek l6. 20 CEaSatss Undershirts
SNf speS'f Nu5SdAer WIZ III OlneT BITCHES usually
fkeptin a Gentlemnn's Furnishing Store, aud manu-.
%faeturea in the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT IS ENTTRERY NEW;
y has been Purehasedo of well-esablisted houses
Einthe Eastern cities, and q 58g ,1WctH9IeS
81 $40 WILL BE WARRANTED, So
To DO made Of good material and in a durable manner.
lie respectfully Invites his old customers and o.
hers 70 his new establishment, where BIO will
atalttmes be ready to wait upon them with coon
aooDs AT THE LOWEST RArEs. Totest his promises,
ne asks an examinatioa Of his stock In trade and the
style and quality Of bis manufacture.
: Laheaster, Now %, 1853 b4 IT. TONG
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80
ATFHEGERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No. 100 ARcH STREET, PHILADELPHrA.
Their power over the above diseases is not excel
led. If oqualled, by any other preparation in the
United States. az the cures attest, in many cAseg A-
ter slilful physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of ~invalids.4
Possessing great virtues in the reetifeation OF dis
eases of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections
Of the digestive organs, they are, withal, safe, GER
tain and pleasant,
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
q FL EssEt ArkIR, ~Jeweler, Wooster, Ohio, Dec, I'd,
1851, said: 81 embrace this opportunity of informing
you of the great benefit lhaye derived FROM the use
OF DIR. Hollands German Bitters. | have used them
for chiDs and fever. and disordered stomach, and
found relief In overy case. They are the best reme-
.dy Tor disordered stomach, I think, in exigtence."
P. Foley, Bloomfield, Ohio, October q, 1852, said:
with feelings Of gratitude | take my pen to inform
you of the ihcaleulablc benefit I have derived from
the use of Hollands German Bitters l have used
them for the Liver complaint, and take pleasure in
Recommending them to the public as the, safest and
best remedy in use"
The Editor ofthe Wooster Democrat, May 6, 1852,
said: sfHooflsnd's Gsfman Bitters.-This invaluable
medicine is daily performing cures of the most re-
markabIe character. We do not speak Of this medi-
cine without a knowledge of its efficacy, as we have
tried IL in our fsmily, and find IL to be the only thing
needed in liver complaint or dyspepsia.
QeIEn Y CLARKE. Cambridge, Ohio, Nov. II, lSo2
said: 'By those persons who have used YOUR Hoof-
lands German Bitters, they are considered an inyti'
liable remedy for dyspepsia.nf ae7 ra .s.fs-
eGTYou should bear in mind that these Bitters are
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, thereby possessing sdyant-
ages over mostofthe Preparations Recommended fol
similar diseases. h5E $40
For sale by Kaufman & Co.., Lancaster; E.. Ksb
Hushviue; r. u, Walker, West Rnshville; Porter 4
Weirsten, LythopoliS, and by dealers IL mediein
every where. ~ Dec.l1, la53-ly
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TIE RTorAT La SALE. ILLfaots -Thir-
ty-Eye Of the riotcrs on the railroad at La
Sale, Illinois, have been arrested and con-
fined in jail Ills said that the safe Of Mr..
Story, who, il will be remembered, was
Killed, had heen broken open and 50, 900
stolen by the mob. The body Of Mr.. Story
was horribly .mualated-his head and face
hooked to Fieees with spadeS and stones
and then hfttenedas if with a heavy freight
Mr.. y shot and fatally wounded one OF HI,
assailants I efore he was killed. Mrs. Sto
~, ID sssaeing With her child in her arms
was fired asahy the mob. \
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NsD Years Day.-The cheerful, joyous
New Years time glides smilingly towards
the expectant earth once more The heart
fills with delight and expands VITA benit-
%cience. The old, the middle aged, the
young, all alike are glad. In anticipation
of the joyous time now at hand, our book
merchants, toy Dealers &c. &C., have made
extensive preparations to supply our .citi'
zens with everything calculated to please
the eye and crafty the taste.
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Fire.--On Sunday morning about five
O'Clock, a FIRE occurred in the bar-room Of
the Swan Hotel destroying property to the
amount Of some sixty dollars. 1t originat-
ed from som pine hung around the ROOM
which caught FIRE from d candle. The cell
ling was considerably injured and the room
otherwise damaged.
Found G~uiAy.--Ono of tho FIRST trials in
Jersey City at the December Term of the
Huson Circuit Court was that of Emanuel
Morse and John Williams, who in septem-
Der last pickedthe pocket on the New York
Ferry Boat, of Mrs. Elizabeth Key, of this
city, of 500 and a check for $500. A
number Of witnesses from this State were
in attendance. The Jury we're out but q
short time and returned with a verdict Of
Guilty,
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snRgss s-Thera Is no place whore one
feels more keenly the infe-iority Of shabby
apparel than in church-a place above all
others where outside appearances should b.
least considered Many a man who attends
the opera " til comparative comfort, shrinks
from the crlticisns Of church,goers upon his
dress. IGmpch going TO church is necessa-
~ TO, salyatish moremen and women will be
kept out OF heaven by seedy broadcloth and
faded gowns than W. dreamed ofin our tho
ology. We buseaoiten thought that per-
hapsit mightb DO a christian duty to go shah
billy to church and dress afterwards. To
say the least OF II, IL Is both unchristian aud
in bad taste to dress otherwise than plainly
and in the most simple manner to attend
church; because, while they corrupt their
W mlnds by aggravoting their vanity 10
expensive dress, thcy also prevent others
who cannot dress no well from religious SER
VICE. ss3fsYA4ielTgSa ns
The above paragraph we copy from the
WAasliugD Daily Times tits a long time
since We met with any Thing which we could
more heartily endorse. There arc very few
churches IN the land from hich fashion
does not exclude some immortal soul, "for
whom Christ died" The blood Of such
viii be found Upou the skirts Of many a
proud professor o. Christianity, who now
forgets that Christ came into the world eS,
peeiallyto bEitgtbe gospel to the poor.--
Whether intentional or unintentional, there
is,yety nearly as much exclusiveness in the
church as there Is out Of it. God will make
itlOHsright inthgtE,f ,
sGrss. day for which al other days were made, y
-S1.f Gds3tepE4
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HiarIY INTERESTING FoREIeN NEWS
The news by telegraph will be read with
thrilling interest, as it is Of the most excit-
ing character. The destruction Of the Fur
kish fleet will doubtless produce fatal con-
sequences, and viii occasion great grieI
throughout the civilized world, We think Q
general war is inevitable. Boil
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Eastern Publications. I'VE are continual
ly receiving letters from eastern publishers
requesting us to notice their publications
and very generously offering to honor us
with a place on their exchange list. AS a
general thing their papers are not worth
the postage paid on them, and it is only
through the brazen efftontery of their pub
fishers and the silly practice of Western
editors putting them into notority that they
gain any circulation at all We are not to
be duped in that way, gentlemen; SO ifyou
wish the existance of your publications
made known through our columns please
consult our rates for advertising, send on
your prospectus accompanied with theemon-
ey, and in this way you can secure a notice ,
but in no other. y
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l. N. Harris s Co., Cincinnati, general agents foI
the South and West, Sold in Lancaster. wholesale and
retsilby Kaufman s Co, andby druggists generally
In tho State.
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Masters ConneH and Snifh.-These younc

Masters Council aud Smah. -These young
gentlemen requestaus to say to the Patrons
of the Daily and Weekly, that they intend
OF Saturday morning mex; to present their
customers with one=offhe best AnnuaLAd'
dresses ever published in the city. They
have been faithful in the discharge of their
uties-trudging through mud, raid and cold
to lay the latest news at the doors OF our
subscribers, and we p%espeak for them a lib
a welcome. They havc'an excellent adj
dress-one ola local character, and worth
to any Of our citizens twenty-five cents
Remember their case and give them a well
come. 2sC elf 3
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sKTEY to Unele ToHle Cabin, Cor sale At the. Gf
IN. Book Sore. E O0NNELL,A gt.
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To the Germans Of Fairfield CouhfT5
ITNHE PHIL. C0M4fISSI0NSF0RE has seeur-
led the services Of a Gran1ANi Statesman, who,
will be FONDA gentlemaA on acqpaintapee Cemo
and see him J0nN.G UNLOCK ,Agent.
LpDcHstsrs 4 prii2e Eagle ard TelesrAph copy
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Rni,rodd Noltce-GThe Sto ,khollers of tho
Columbus and Hooking. Valley Rail Road
Company are hereby notified to meet at the
Court House. in the City OF lancaster Ohio
on Tuesday, The T~Airty.frst day Of January,
1854, ut tho hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for
the purpose OF electing Ssven Directors of
said Company pursuant claw,
. g,qss ~ CHARLES BORLAND,
54 & e JOHN BORLAND, s1fa4
7s J.iW. FULrON,g
sss TX Ell MOORE, I.al rstt
- December -, 1853 Z COrporators.
GrPapers utLogan and Athens will
please copy a'a o
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TAE DEsrfrchEs from eur Minister in
Mexics il is said, bring Intelligence that
Santa Aana's government has entertained
with fayorhis proposition to ccacsde a right
sOf waYsfor a railrSadto the Pacific, through
territory south 3 1.-THE American boundary
line. The suggestion ola grant of land
Coz the ezne porposes or the removal OF the
line slathwardsso as 10 annex. to the q. s.
the districts now oserrup by the Indians, is
rejected.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
Launiiee. Chronic or Nervous DEBILITY

UySptpSldI JatHIlcri VFFV"IV y 1"'VV DV5
DiseGse Of the Kidneys,
A Nd all diseases arising from a disordered Liver
n or stomach; such as c~onsumption, inward piles
fullaess of bloodto the head, acidity OF the stomach
nausea, heartburn. disgust for food, mllnesst or
~weightin the stomach, sour eruetations, sinking or
.~huttering at the pit Of the stomach, winning OF tne
hoad, hurried and difficult breathing ~huttering at the
heart, choking OF suiroeation sensations when ma
living posture, dimness of vision, dots or webs before
the sight, fever and dub pain in the head, deheSleney
of Precipitation, yeilowness of tho skin ana eyes
pain in the side, back, chest, limbs etc, sudden Hush
es of heat, burning in the flesh, constant imaginings
of evil, and great depression of spirita.
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
DR.. II
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PRkPAREn BY m G. AoKsoS
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AND WINTER nav coons

NkW>fALL AND WINTER Day CoODe-w. h.y. re-
, .i ~ .'s.%s,. and pAsss, o New roti large
80 invite our friends and eVeners and parchAssTs
h ana country generally The following constitute part
Heavy bh orode Rhne for Drss.s. and MAnti.,
pio.. ss s ~ IN tAney eoiors and black
- aud = kieh new style Plaid silks
foult De Sole, Glaze, aud small checked MArr-llne.
~ nus Trench and German Merinoss rh,bet Cloths
NJ NJ: ,an !, eold and ne. style Plaid AipaeAs
Tartan Plaid, circAsian and french 40
heh Preach aud American Printed de LAne.
Rain and Printed Cashmere Per.
knero Moussclinc and CASH KOBE. W ~~N'
Plain and Figured Moasseines narsre de L.Ip..
Pan - p; an ~. ,s,s, Sr CLOAK. and MantiAs
Embroidered Dotted and Cheekcd swis Nu.n.
Neck, Bonnet, Cap and Velvet Ribands
Eubb, Hemmcd stitched aud Ia borde
Irish Linens and shesng-. and Pillow g .- Linen
1rass Cloth. Corded. wAdd,d aud Brock ad.l skIrt.
Pulled, flowing Gonsred aud Embd sleeves
large and choice assortment OF wo,t,d slew,
,ionrnins and second Mourning Sleeves nj Collar.
Ladies and Gents sIk, MeTno, and vigonia Vests
"ors,sd and Cotton Hose ~ '''A'
Lad.. and Gent. Embd hemmqd eod borfd L. O.
la les and Gents Cord Kid Gloves alexander. mai.)
po 10 Tibet Cashmere and Raw siik GLOW.
t Isle Camsre and Swiss EdEiugs and Insert.
saeos.sd Mooen and VOTED Plano and TahIs Cover.
s"pe, hA' hlue' Brown, Green aud Cadet Cloth
s',s1 ,sset sk satin and handsome wadi, vrsIinr,
% i, iHesSs hennseeek and Kentucky Jeans
whitney, Mackanaw, Dunn n Twilsd piank.,.
BLACK, uIeen DAh, Mode aud Ladies Cloh.
Velvet TsPes,ry BRUSSELS. spy Ingram Carpe,lnr
large assortment Of Habit and Furniture CalIcoe,
n n scotch and a French Ginshams
oaps AsmTa po%estc, sheengs shlrtlngs and co,to
., when, having be'n purchased With cash mr.. on.,
'A'e anu Retail at te.sonahle advance cost 1870
:, - VALENTINE CRENsIAw q Co
so Nc. 'cornsr Broad, 9Th aud Capitol streets.
Near Capitol s.uar
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ssga sssa Esa ~ sssssa
On I,;IMuND AND DNNNiI.i.E RAILROAD -OI

ppniIhOND NND DNNNiLl.E RAILROAD OPEN TO
d. uNERBY'S, = MILES.
On auI amer Monday Oct l>'3 The regular Passenger Tr'n
ra daily suuIsys excepted net-cen Richmond and over
by's. ,r..-.-.- ......-.
r.. Train only It the following points
Man,hrster Rocu, Coal Fict TomahaEs P"NhAINn' Ma
to,, Cu Amelia nuy Wyauokr, Jennings oiiEary,
Hny,v.h Liberty Church Mren, krysye, brakes branch,
aud uyy~lys
l2, o'clock, =. NJ
Cirrr. uader IS years OF age, half price.
travelling by thvm.r.r, must he aru,hr WIN two
retained In the ohcc and u must he
prr., the that they permitted to So on the
FI,rr C,'s horse coaches AZ OVrrhys diy. PAs
Germantown, Ss-n Salisbury aud
Ch,r'ottc Mr.rs. Flag Cos horse Coaches
ON Tues iavs Thursdays and Saturdays az Ovrrhys Pas
~ngrr. CArksye, Milton y. Carolina, aud lancryye can
meet Coaches Kvyyile Tuesdays Thursday,
ami Tor Milton AMI ianccyvle nv fags Co.'S
line Mondays Wednesdays and fridays Al OVERLY :. -
CHARLES Is. IALCOTT,
orG Acting SuP't ~ rransi'rtAtiDn
RICHMOND DANNILLE RAIIEOAD--pas,euErfs Tor
Parmlr Lynchburs procure through tick va south
side Railroad Fagg, Caldwell CJs stages by Application at
on-e NJ the Richm nj and DAnNiue Railroad
Through Farmvllc ~ %
e. - ...--.- =
CHARLES q. rALCUrr,
Acting Superintendent
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EV- IMPORTANT TO THE AFFIItTED.-Dr y. nUET
afflicted that he has The most certain spec
ever been promulgated to the world Hy his plan founded
crvatou made IN the Hospitals o. Europe sud America he VI.
insure patient very few days remedy for
veakn,' aud athos hor nervous which arise from
street three doosfrpm Of Goyerno opposite H. hrsi
ipy i , S. snJ head vb," s.s sTcat Nervounc being
alarmed at sudden sounds and basnnes. with frequent nn,h
may b. consulted In 40 ofa CERTAIN DlsEAsE G"neu%a
Of the kdueys; also hos peculiar Affections which ae rom
rgc impossible aud ne end desiroysboth mind and body The
Psr.n. Sasted with ure,s discharges dsby ofhs ur
organs thos Who suffering Io ne hsot
Of youth known The solitary vice. aud sho have been ABANDON
ed 10 physicians be speedily cured BY applying to
GOSORRIlRA will be permanently cured Without the admins
aton u mercury, basan, or sieT drugs "h'h may ~
GtEErs are fatal to the constitution They lead to slrs'urs,
guarn,ss cure and permanent one, In ysry short time,
"I"u. ~, us %, gs i aUy Of the forms u secret
eases, such g hoiee', node, AMI g5''' '' "' "
I a.s Tsiy deer You frou making your to
@ w." under Dr. mUET aud hi. MAJ re-
ngou'y couads IN NJ. honor a. gesm; '"' ," whose '"
There vcy menin The v9d ~ whom " " sae ,P
tenders to medical Win alcl the country T. h at ne
ons,iiiy such men rrnders matter n justice 10 eau
pubic them and point then 10 The sure haven Of
Rmae Complaint. are successfully treated and cured ty DR..
Dr. ug invites All e amictsd however hopeless their
sn or remedies they have ,d, put hs knowledge and tn
e. 9 p ,,, 3" T gvsRY rRsoN nv TRgArs PgRM
MINT AND RADICAL CURE FOR LifE.
III once 90 arranged person calling will but
The Do himself On attendance in his private
rooms ready and wiling relief uho may him
call.
nUETs Medicine, srs entirely vegetable. sy are e, ,,y
10 the satisfaction Of the patient, fee required.
All consult tons strictly confidential.
Apply his Medical once Ffankn street, nearly opposite
Let Presbyterian Church, Richmond, Va.
consultation A. NJ. until p ", and from
". until = p. w.. Sundays excepted.
distance cured ~ letter, post paid, stain
case, and enclosing small fee Terms moderate.
Al consultations strictly confidential.
Price u Medicine package ~, Which In most proves
sufficient 70 perform
~ An Surgical operations performed. molly
UNOR SALE PRIyATELYAn excellent Oarrags Driver
H0ser also, young Woman, Who 10 good Cook Apply TO
auto HILL TALLY.
ID OsIs,-iOO bbls, portion No ], for sale " = - -
~ au9a EDMOND, DAYENPoRT.A COL