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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-12-25
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
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I'Hs FOUNDER OF This CELEBRATED
Ipsainasos oH-fs he ,oc.t C%ins spSsdv.
sSs saiy shs<taal F-sssdv 20 che werid 80
sEcREr DISEASES
clo-ts S;retSfes, ss,aio.i w-.S,... r,,,-. !, 80
lo'os' tosstitnfiasaf Dsksitv. s,r,-.-r y ,-s---
q the b~.h .ad LEES. Ases;sra, ~ S'ia, :, -,
b'sss's afttS ifr2l. Ti.resf, Nss-. ~, sai-, -,
r,.-s' -'' insissshoy Ds4ftsts as,si ssrs "a p.
80 .se.'s ,.-aiis y - =. ahEoh @c-tfss s -. ssd
- u-it ssrtHas tsu is .s Z n a.. s,sse., she u.s
n.t - tiS'sS. ei'sAiss sssr Ssiiaaat sPss %
aSiiePs''aas, FyndrsaE Marriage. &s-. iaPosssAls.
Young MEN.
Especially uhs have become the rlctia. ~ sot;,.,r
We tk1t drv a an4 Jestr,sgt1e kss, WHICH san,.x
TIM so.t exalted ,aisa,s and bsi.st iseIieet sAo
might othssuiss have satraarcd tstSuiux s~us,. Via
che ,AsAdsr Of siosseses wAked esssscy the s.
pT. sidresse' young mea sssi IL ~ha,ha,s lsiITed
'h,%.s's. BY private .Bd ,ssftelsr iadaiseaee..
These are some oi the sad and ssi .arhoy eject. pro
decd BY early habits e youth viz W..knr.s ~ ca
sSek md Liabs. PsiH.a the hssd Dirae.s of si.A,.
pe.s pep. ss.sa. rGss r.H,S. q a. ;
tive fsae;,OD' Csnerai assili'y. synPtO.s of Gee.
siErrAlIr--Tl.s fs.rsal eject. 9. IN, ui.s 49,.
mueh 20 be dreaded lsss ~ NcTnory Ceaf1si9r eli
as-s perEs.s.e % srsrit., EVil ForsodnEs Avsr,isa
% Society, Sell Distri.i Love oi Soli,ads Timd,ly
6s are senae u ths cvils PrOiucsI. -
Thcassnds u p-tsohs. VI 4. asss, ese nov. ivtv n,
- ~ esuse sf tlsr aslaia< L-atL. iess iRs,r
ecooTiss weak, pale, assvoa' and rrs,AriAisd. have
s'srHiAr AFPraraner seyui The eyes, sUSb, ssa symp-
torss u ecassppi'oH. -
ORGANIC wEARNkss
Immediately cured aRd foil s.gtr rcsto.ed
Tbs drcad!al discass i ths penaty most frrc.enti
F-,a W those who have become ie vitHims cf mprorr
"daissncirs 1ouar rcfscas TOO spt ectnnft az
e"sses 'r'a uo+ bctaE 'Tarv q the fr eucr.
iaat eay essn- Ng,, Uba thst uatsrs,aad. the .ui.
cri u Pfeisad % deny that Sac power of Proreatioa
y isi seassT b tAose is!lHg ii9 urfoyr ah,s thaa
ty ths gf1dyRi lesiss beng d.pryed the pie assIe
y hes,ay oh,Pra (. toe asd dcs,rueIirs
,ymPia''s 10 e5'h boiy shd miBJ srise The .y,irua
0eeasrs Damaged, the ~, sicsl sad rueaisl pswct,
Scskensd, Eetrcas dsbsy, dysPrPsa. palpitaiioa ef
ths hr-fi inh<esiioi. sftng Of the frame cassh
-syHg'eas 4 e-EsGHzFgios. S;e.
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The aay iLo1saats earsd AZ ih,s ia.iitutoa uiih,s
iAs issi EitceH yesrs aad fhr Jnpofssf Scr
Siss. SgsysiiF- rfof asrd ~ Dr. Jutntoa. uftarsssd
b. tbs Fepaftcrs ~ she paprfs and aay ether srsans
sstirss n uhch haTe arrafed aaf sFEin bsfsfs
the gubi.- bcttes his stzains FenfruaB q etsr-
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no sIRANcERs.

Physical htrst-i DsIs lfratoe. Nervoa. IrriisbI
~. I6eaaiiina aad Wsahssss. EEhsnstaa u the
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cERTdIY DISEASE

Nhrr se pii. 'ri aad iupfuirst oiary ofp pl a.ur-
tlJs BE- L4s Ihs5d tr .-cas a tbs. p4iaff is,,.r ~
toa stes E-Frss test ~ isrsd trsc q .hamr or
d'~-d - as-esefy deter hi ahl sppiyiar 10 tLasr
Wsg. ifta rsr-'icu aHd E,spsetztiliis c.a siooe L.
fucpi hta; tcinT tug Ui The ca1,tiatioaaI .vp,p,,
- h1 horut d'eHse make their spprsTaars aasetiss
ths hcai ihro-' no-r skin, sc Pro<ressur ca With
'shsFnss - srs5Hs ha 70 THAT bourne lrga hence
- traveller Fsturus " IL - useIanehoIy fact tb.t
thSs-H, isi tr;ins 10 ki- er .tr Disease oSiar Ia
th- as,kheinsss q lrn0Tsst PrrfeaseTs Rbo by al.
go Ettat deadly ra-oa. mercury ram she
tsi cake N. Tcsidae of iifs tui.,Kat,,e
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DR.. Joseph =. ClagetI,

.|ErRs bic Pfrf-4ztHraf arFT.r-s .1 ftr rtf.
~ g.as sufl flisraaf- r-fr, 80 i.s ytrtoitY
f| H nr.r{ ~ Nlrsers. frrfg.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-07
s.gs1G Frs.

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How re- MAKE Coop BUTTER-If the
following suggestions will have the effect of
improving fine buttermaking of one family
alone it is worthy of publication. We copy
from the Mr. England Farmer:
l. Milk should never be set for butter in
D dark damp cellar-as is the case with
hutter-makers in this section--as the cream
IS thereby moulded before it has had time
Is ri>e. which gives the butter mould,
taste.
,. The milk should not be allowed to set
too long before being skinned. which gives
il cheesy taste.
3 The cream should not be kept too long
before ii is churned, as it gives 1t the taste OF
1T the other two. and also a sour taste.
/. The butter should never be washed il
water. because il takes away the delicious
aroma so essential To good butter.
) Ii should never be taken in persons
warm hands, as the heat melts certain por-
ton OF the globules. which gives it an oily
taste and makes il become rancid very soon.
g. The milk should be set in clean tin or
earthen pans. in dry, open, airy and shady
place. above ground, if possible, although a
cellar may be so built and ventilated as 10
as wer the purpose. Ii should never set
over twenty four hours in warm weather.
and for dairy of three cows or over. the
cream should be churned every morning. and
never be kept over forty eight hours in warm
weather: in cold weather it may he kept
Ioneer. Ii should always be about the same
beaI that the milk is when drawn from the
cow. and churned steadily 1--WE use eyln
der churnl it is then taken from the ehurn
viii. wooden butter ladle, into wooden
tray. which has been well scalded and cool
ed in pure cold water the salt is then work
"a in with the ladle TO suit the taste. which
i. easily done with as little practice, and the
buttermilk well worked out; it is then set
in a cool place for twenty-four hours when 1t
Is well worked over again, as long as milk
ar pickle can be worked out. Butter made
IN this way. and put down in stone pots. and
kept from the air. will keep good for long
time.
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Mudge's Patent Washing Machine

He Undersigned las Purchased The "a, sa- u..rp.,e
these celebrated zn4 ASeAir-. -,
"AsnS eoGiy sHt PREPARED 30 supply Al
IL cn1H Fair trial
introduce Il family ant he intends thss tA-
shall base o~tag k0O4 fer tsAt ihes ssS
have pfFrsEg the Machsas their
taen. b al IN fs~ kaveS EgGat AAs3
for All be ASKS trial fer three fec-
faf fsaaliy shorter order hat
nai4 appreciated. IL act feand is
t>.rsrtts the ri - tasg sac Machine -
tHvrea zJ charges nate. PROMISES - at dAEs.xe9
th~ sanE hv hAS assurance 30 rlrve ih~i i s e
f9at The th5us the FGrPse 81 washing
Anis II eotaiEs hsf h- IL the ordinary asas
-Ish AAt the ar clothes sad e2f the quantity ..
he has alsa AAaa aHA wsi arer al Aasds q
SASH Doc IS FRAMES. 81 the quality lie -tti
faru&sA material for hEhtnxs- and pas thea ~ aE
He Aas THANKS 10 Fhe paNlse teE
III AMI invt-s the farmers particularly
Try Mates FAt=Ht MAsAaS Machine be Is
hAr a s}i r-Sui s triaA. Nnd naUeh good
soush-se-I Of Sixth ard MARI es
streets Ad1-v.s THo>. q. THOMPSON.
N4nafaek4rSF. AISAEaont. fri
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Spinning'S Livery Stable.

y, rhc unFers5 rned has again re
~ sunel business the old Western
x - sage Company Stahles, on the no III 49,
west corner OF Walnut streets where he IS pre-
rareI TO travelling punc with any atns III
~ line On the accommodating terms as heretofore
lie viii md others 20 part OF the Sou
~ thai may he lie sired, comfortable Vehicles good
horses and careful drI
MS omnibus i'll any part % the city for ratiroai
and tax the Depot their residences
or elsewhere uly desired Orders left at the Stable
NH be promptly attended TO - :, =, =
L,,ss .r34nrlk
AVIS eNN' So - SPINNING
5-tf
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asKIswOLD'S
MALRRIAN ANTIDOTE,

The Great Ferer and -7gps Medicine IF he -fgS.
yI>Ht~ great -etns8y vii be foaBi sPeeia ~ al the
easDsg IRA. II Hastnlt- Dise-e, especially ever
and -ae 1aFnb xae. Bilious teFG liver Conn., tints,
TaaaI5-e Rfs-az Daarrbe<a and Enlarged Spls~a
The tla.4rian Aat5is u sreatfh- prepars tsa, -n-
ne -a al. 10 eaosfs. tsoa, bat prompt and sTAin n
l.. e-t. II Or aa-ed 10 ane If "a -reat Nasys =
re = aA the ab9r 8ser taD an sx3eF7c'es
II tveatv ye4Es praeffee an 4 the asa4se attn spa -
.f H. HeDe@ it, aapfatlsB % the 4fsst+eF ca
mate aud c4nsI.atian- - the II ssaasipEd fa4E 81
trsenta-fsa -ea ): infinitely szr~ar - M t1e a
20, M IN the EA-; BY thSss sno Ea"S it4e or ''b'h
etgt ~ ef1at ~ sea - n the @ess. l. L must
e-n-h stteaify 3 Wes:ern R-iassv
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PROTECTION FROM ANTS.--The best way
70 protect preserves and matters of that ilk.
from the visitation Of ants. is TO set them on
table, insulated by placing its legs in pans
OF water. and notwithstanding all their sa-
sacity and industry these household scourges
viii not be able to cross over. Ibis way Is
perfectly successful. and practicable on a
smaller scale. If they extend their incur
sions to your sugar urn, set it in plate of
water. After while the ants, finding moth
ing to eat. will desert that part Of your
house A. \. c.-Erch0sSe-
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heal.eS.
THE ART OF MiLKING.--1 he art OF milk

THE ART OF MiLKING.--l he art of milk
10 is not taught in hurry. ltrequires long
practice 10 milk properly, and therefore al
thc young people on a farm ought to be shown
how the labor should lie done. 1t is quite
Important that this branch of the dairy should
he particularly attended TO. for good mixer
obtains at least quart more from the same
COW than a poor mixer. The first lesson to
Toe taught to young people is gentleness and
kindness to the cows. They need never be
treated harshlv in case the business is prop
erly commenced. Cows that have been ca
ressed and uniformly well treated, are fond
oil having the milk drawn from the udder at
thelegulal time of milking. for it gives them
relief from the distension of the milk ducts.
Let young people be put to milking the far
row cows first. such as arc soon TO be dried
and then the loss from bad milking will I've
less injurious: the hand should extend to TIE
extremity of the teats, for the milk Is then
drawn easier They should lie taught TO
milk as fast as possible. More milk is al
WAYS obtained by a rapid mixer than a slow
one "a. They should therefore be taught 10
think OF nothing else while milking, and no
ouyersation must be permitted i'll the milk
ward They should sit up close I" the COW,
and rest the left arm gently against her shank
Fhcn if she raises her foot account OF
pain occasioned by soreness of the tcats, the
nearer the mixer sits to her, and the harder
he presses his arm against her leg, the less
risk twill be run of being injured. Cows
NAV be taught to give down their milk at
once--and they may be taught 10 hold 1t a
iorg time. The best way is 10 milk quick,
and not use the COW to a long stripping or any
after stripping.
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Steam Saw Mill for Sale.

-,ETUATED fifteen miles west Of Gam eritse. Ind
"a aas r. lie south OF Dayton aud Central Raj
road being in district Of gees ti'noer sueh
poplar oak. cherry. walnut ssh sh9 o'hess nos n
pooe lane one large r-hoT-e team, two good Owe
fnr houses stables cribs, an other neee.ssrN
49, he,sss The ow ners 81 the mill not being situate
:, a. "a AIRY on the business Of saving 81 they G.
sire are wil5rg dispose OF Il On reasonable term
Auv person wishing 70 purchase sHFh property !" ~
~ On r,ff .r4 4Nsr,,n ~ sAtr--~ gr14r cor
l. AL5RlG6T &CILs 4t\E
Og-en. t!sArs eounty. Ind
A.ril u. 1856 l3-6n
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Griswolds Bilious Pills.

r. an. 4 he b., zaf @sfsst family PIit n1s
a.. .fa1tes t. the sliza4te dis~ss@s anf cops
n. ta4v y 10 tze sssst sal -Da2h Ihes ar =
49, --..a-4 >, 49, I'd safe a1i tg9fnas tsA
al y-1- mi ar f~r sl er=zaasrss>~e WEE P'1'' =
ggysezte- ; IA rartz-utas - SFi-D q 80 -.
Pr-fssr auiy by tsr5-~s4a D%1'
re - u w. THOMAS. Richmond.
Ia'T - 1885
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-fT1rE !. her bs xvea that sill On The ar.; asT u
tazast fsss FIR fer .aie AZ ~ iats re- l@i1s 3,
- ff-,try 4seaz.--a "a mile Southwest; 81
Ws.bir.-e gsYae eoa1y. Ibdisna- all tbs persona.
1919 fsfsny5uz the sail ElsEsketh beatrE eSs-
.g-fz- r anc h4r.s wagons esrrfsge- fsrr
,..er,.il- assa4d aa1 kitchen furniture sr7a q
rfra maths vii be gwen at - the PSF
sha-~ giving .rh ape-gv-s --~urftF wsiFtaz "a
fff s~ou s1Iua,iaa axursa~~unenf taxs al SUMS ~
Ter = eAsh hand sale 70 eenF8enes al ~ y !"
when due attendance viii be given hv E-
I'm. GENTRY, A5nr
Jaly -. 1855.
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Agricultural Selections.


| tried all sorts Of heave powders on my
patient, with no effect whatever. 1t is said
that in limestone country this disease is
unknown, and lime water was prescribed
With no apparent advantage. Some one told
me to give the horse ginger, and strange TO
tell, found that table spoonful of ginger
given to the General with his oats, would
cure him for the day, in half an hour after he
had eaten it; but on giving it daily, the effect
soon ceased. 1t is Jockeys remedy, and
will last long enough to swap upon. Finally,
l was advised 10 cut my horses fodder and
give it always wet. / pursued that course
carefully, keeping TIE General tied with 50
shoit halter that he could not eat his bed
ding, giving him chopped hay and meal three
times a day, and never more than bucket
Of water at time.
de improved rapidly. ! have kept him
Il, c wears. making him tactotuns-carriage
horse, saddle horse, pillow and cart horse
and he bids fair to remain useful tor five
years to come. Kept in this way, his disease
does not lessen his value for speed or labor,
single dollar When the boys grow care
less, and give him dry hay, he informs me Of
il in few days by the peculiar cough have
mentioned but sometimes, for six months to-
gether no indication of disease is visible, and
be would pass for a sound horse with the
most knowing in such matters. There is no
doubt that clover hay, probably because Of
its dist, often induces the heaves. Stable
keepers with us, refuse it altogether for this
reason.
Many suppose that the wind Of the horse
i affected by the heaves, SO that fast driving
at any time will, as express it, put him
out Of breath. With my horse, it is not so.
When the General at the worst,
rapid driving, when just from the stable,
would increase his difficulty but a mile or
two of moderate exercise would dissIpate
tie symptoms entirely. We have, occasion
ally, what are called uind-b,oken horses,
which arc nearly worthless for want OF wind
] hey can never be driven rapidly without
great distress, and frequently give out entirely
6y few miles driving. This is thought to
Sc different disease. The Generals"
IS, suppose, fair example OF the
heareS.
| have no doubt that regular feeding with
chopped and wet fodder and exclusion OF
dust from hay fed to other animals IN the
same stable, would render many horses now
deemed almost worthless, and which mani
fc5tly endure great suffering, equally vaiu-
able for most purposes. with those that are
sound.-Ereh0nge.
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gentlemen

gy-IET rI@z bar 4lni tts.t h. s1re sterk
"a .nes s.-art. Liner and March, -.tznzs.
sAsrh . are ys-pzre1 70 uss2 ~ - '7-ts arr -
varx a-sce. IA the uo~t f1shaohacte snd sGo-
stzn.i-l usnEsr-
ASO-A very large assortment e plain blue, BLACK
an. .oored Iohs .nd Css-ier-s aaa TIE very --latest
style. Of Fancy C.ssineres-very s-ssii,,I eer,sa'
April - 4iLIS-A-
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- ILL -srxzsr- , ksf- -sfaEte5 , nass<.
E4sat. tsa5c. aef cafsfa BID &
tr-* AZ za.g faaa. - - -hseh are
r-sr~a AZ a. zB4-r 900 Hcsr ~heh zooi esza
xcas
rs @ed ~atsr-4, On =hseE . asS
rsc4 rgzaz =&-zzg Orchard
st.g-rwa aesnt E5eh=ond. cay tne prIot
- :. ~---w@a 49, JAAAs l. hAEEIs-
7s@S-1e1 = Ila
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~ HERE he has constantly loE sale s1AVIAI 'SsVI
w ment Of
CA71IAGE
Of the Latest and Most Elegant Palltr
Also the celebrated
YsO,fOn Spring Wagon.

\ . Great care has been taken IN the seleeuNn o.
hn;cq tmher and each article will be aRRsNrsp to
give perfect satisfaction r.,,
; Tie has also opened repository N - ~
II - Indiana under the management of Mr.
GrneG. BrRroS who will wait on customers ana take
oricrs Especial pans viii be taken IN me ss'p'V
~. II fr this market, To give complete sAtl
inn ali under the Immediate superint ndanee 81 'ne
,rrieor Orders for Carriages attended to Immediately
l. IL Mccullough, Richmond. Z. q Potts, de- BUT
- anil rn.i L.
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Ind Dealers IN IrDpis,ons, Pro1uce, &c,
sEAF Just receive &c ans are noS opening At ne cor
l uer Il MAJ. za1 front streets, naas STOCK at
Fresh Groceries hiea they oter Al the lowest P"-
si6Il rates 2 DIVISIONS. Gran, &c kept consisnils
ON hand also No. article % fsmiiy loLT HsJ a.
,xsys be found 81 this estaoilshreat
Goods bou.ht a. house vSl-i be Delivered 10 'ey
part 81 the e.'y free Of charge
bic country produce
or frieats are invited to call and examine our sioe-
and prices Ni-N' : -
s;ri3 10.
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" = q T.

= Z U \ Z II \ u = II II
W Ant $40 q 4rse - We1 F&s,erH ataat4sgrrr,
- Asft sttl the = sast zsskst ~isI tsAr
sazs zI csl4 tetu-S SSH hEuSuts 81 fAe r.,
Lam MAy 1850,
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LOOK AZ AIR.
Hicgest Sign in the City.

BE N.kI kI-k. nous. ; =H- ''rns mental, Dc
j Orsttva sd Es5Ep< J Car Painter also taSt>i@f
< Nc > az a4rHle. Gis-. Fssr--r saa ~ralr-r,
.raxttts T.. announces III fss-r-, srs fhe - =
,-r-r.3tv ts.r re i, now Vr-P&Te- 80 al ne
gus - PsIurllg a1c tsisZsE - - T-E cen
aS- r-su anv erer esss3lisngz-at - t5~ etFa th-T-
70 give re call ztor- seFHS else-S a-T=
COX tars M sJ-r re@ta=s~ 80 e-'sFsfF7 IN
49, +.s, ~. -@.f ssst4rts <p-. - 49, refsF-n
-g.r4 IL ii "a : ~ % q a. sla3 81
-.s-f .tre-t .eove Yo-nE = Grocery
Ayr.ls..s 49,
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BOSTON, PIANO FoRTES.

Y hsVe GOV sn eAsa ls sssartest q Piano Forses
f-oIE tHe4eEguz >ccs- y coward Brexn. hAI5stt-
is# Ca- ATS athers " ( have &r.aaesns.
styles xnd prices, ~5s1 lily
los la "a WILLARD
IA e 8, 1873 Ia4a&a&Foils
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WIGGINS & CO.,
LEATHER.

LEATHER.
7. addition to ewu tanrase 81 LestHe- ne have on
bnnd large stock Frrurh calf AM xT skins tsUIleo
h,ot ana trrHch morocco and s3i SKINS heavy anS
,,Sfent leather. sud fs~s cotori enAslt stte
Of usnufactorN. red q ye-'aw iHEE sNtas
Zoo; top stripe hinaing IN short LsaiSaE
afsIuo-s every description
RED WORN.
Having made addition TO our manufacturing -
,.hii.harut which ense as &c double our former force ~7
80 naGent hA; sappIy the QG1.4c s.tA tang
in he n. :, Z almost quantity
on HAND. CONSTAN FLi,
Iirht and hxsvy fancy Psir hNes and SILVER plates
every variety kind plain md ahcE Saddles
Ei's 80 hre male GtIinxs Fly Nets. large ssock.
non and pate-t leathe. Collars hiPs iFahAs NA-'ses
wooleu ana linea horse Covers. &c
OOo GALLONS FISH OIL,
re arrive in June ~ the Aarrp or gAllea
=. Cash paid 70 Hides and Rsrs
TT Than the hhersl PATRONAGE AsFesoosk
extended hope prompt ess % business; % merit
continuance "l11AN- q -.
may -. lsSS, go
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SCOTT - FORD

4 now opening large stock Of blesched ant I'm
:. \ hlesche3 Nh-etiug, 9 10 10 t wide.
To 10 ShirtIEg. tail assortment,
Tickinss. Checks. Ertils. Tow cling,
4 large stock 90 Gweeds, some tair az 25e.
Linen lsriii tottonade sud cat Linen,
4 splendid stock OF Prints. good i lGc
~stlnets. ali colors. co. TO sc.
Cloths. as>imeres, ,fne french,l
summer CoatuEs fine quality:
4 iine assortment OF Boy wear.
some beautifully Ggl French Linen Pants and Coats
Remember she &c. et Lamb "
April la. 1856 li-u
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To Persons Building Houses.

IN HARGIS a, Stove Store has large lot O. E
sT-suxas ana PIPES all sises. -hteh he
ios TN koefs and a. kinds OF
Tin work short notice
Is, SS1
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A. ]. WRIGHT,S

Cenprni Ngeuc. and Inieliigence Ohce,
" Parrys Building, orer Forke's Iron Store.
RICHMOND.
JOTRNFYMEN Mechanics. Travelling Agents and 9TH
) ers seeking employment, may hHd situations SUIT
by applying at th5s Office itousekeeIcrs Aer1hants :
Mechanics turers and other employers by regis
erng their names aal at this Office. viii be sup
piled 18th the equrtd help the shortest dime posi-
Ladies who may wish devote part Of their time
some rfuuucratve employment. viii be assisted either
on rcr- nal application the office, by addressing \
j. WRIGHT through the Post OtI-'.
All communications strictly emf ientia!, and charges
moderate in cases and proportion 70 services ron
dered. .,
Richmond July Is. l>5i- 81 IL
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nfAtER> wishing to hav Plaster 81 Paris or Leafs
Dstll- Cen rnf furnished st a&sa'se'sr-r's
prices frs 4sht saasS are agents Tor ths city
.a3 receive Them airect iron TIE Mills
srrilfA RUNNER YEo co.
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An A No. / Silk Hat for SO
\ HAVE made arrsn sernents 18th manufacturer at
] the East. for constant supply OF the very latest
stvlps o silk Hats, and prepared TO offer good
article a g eatIv reduced prices We are sell
ing 81 Hat Tor s. together with large assortment
Soft Has. Leghorn. Panama, MsrAcaIbo, >eaeeu,
Braid and other Hats and fine variety o taPs suit
able summer y. NJ MILL IL
April 3, 1886 Io-u
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Al soe

some erlef quacks have made iseTa' le iti
tstto, Of son Of our VII Oh 81 "tct
shan and poor sheep SKIN affairs As together -
Buy no Tguses without the Of Aarsk. o
Marsh stamped tn ali others are w"rthivs
limitations. Narshs Trusses warranted no 70 re5tk
March p l-sf 10 3n 3
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NOTICE Is herchy gwen that The undersigned has
beena pointed Administrator the estate # eliza
hth ,;eutry lasc e Wayne county. Indiana deceased.
Said estate Is solvent. - -
FRANCIS VI. GENTRY. AIn'r.
.sTr1,7h 1874 5O-tf
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Examine Sc.tt s. CIawfo1d's Carpets

yINHt largest stock offered in this market Vel
/ vet Tapestry Bru,s els. common and superior In
grain pIy NenItisn. and wide Hall. - Stra -
Mating and Floor Oil 10th 25c up -. good all
wool Carpet at 55. all ami see-whst man does Is
tn, hing. NPf'l ~
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Fruit and ornamental Trees.
zaAa .7ssssz 4 - sEs~ Il e "a he al
10y rs tt."r Narss .4* t4~ east 81 Resi-
- n.oud compete aIst s-eF- sszStSt-rt e'
.tfsssP HARDY Ever Ereas -hrG ery u NATIVE Al
forefs.t cr .st.4. > htch e tauaa IA!
-Sr>aaS as. Fgr. yellow Pine. Cedar Hen
tork Ar or spruce, black a"d yellow Amer car
tarch rrr.fuanu. Ce-tuut Also. splendid lot o.
CataIIll II sfa lie
JsEbN. the place,
~. lrg- stock Of Peach Pear, and sandari.l
and Abr Trees which viii be furnished At reason
ahie
Mr. :. WITH. his farm near Abingdon has all the
above Ev-rer-ens and shrery Tor sale an
to Smith Rails 20 Rails ack
and Hutton any te Kind Of Trees mentioned "l be
r,romrtIy attended
March p. lc56. iSH
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4 Word 10 the Hungry.

y sxru.. bad a. the pm lie As served
.hort notice kenworthy x Cos extra warranted
Flour. 81 Of the
city free OF any Also Bran and shorts. 80
NJ, st-..,| Terms GO. " BARNES.