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h 90. WeoDMAN, New, Orleans La and
" jel2 5md&W .. o. WooDMAN 4 Co. lVicksbnrs, Miss
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Assas ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
$EfS8 5000 Jamaica Orange Trees %g8y%ass5
srasssA 1000 Sicily Lemon Trees. 7& 53
$500 Creole Orange Trees. Ssz &%
1000 Havana Orange Trees. %t I%
1000 Mespulis Japonica Trees. ~
Loco Malaga Lemon Trees. -N. ~
1000 Genoa Cfon Trees.

W. 1000 Genoa Citfon Trees.
800 Mandarin Orange Trees
variety Of all kinds OF Tropical Fruits and faRts-sueh &,
Fig Bananas red and yellow fine Guava Plants Tnarnos
etc. etc,
E The above will be packed with the utmost care Order
TO No 90 Camp street. to
r. F. NICHOLS, Importer OF all kinds of Produce
nos 6m from the Mediterranean.
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STARCH-So9 boxes Fex's Wheat for seis NV
Nos tookA4Es, GRIGGSE L Co.
Is Tchoupit9Rlaa street.
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KIND OF. INVESTMENTS MADE.

b Il.
There being Usury Laws in Minnesota money can he
loaned at any rate Of interest agreed upon from five
cent. month the usual two per cent
month"; for six twelve months improved insured property
such Equivalent TO double Of assessed cash value be
tanned security in bearing per month after
maturty-nterest payable se1ni-annualIy.
LAND WARRANTS
Can be located good lands twelve to fifteen cents Der
acre, that Will double the amount anualy) invested many
years. or lands be located in the of the Of war
rant by an actual settler improved and cultivated the
end of two The settler 81 25 peracre for land and
twenty percent per interest the owner Of warrant max
ing deed of the land according previous bond gyen 10 tie
lattJ
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y. G ]. ]. !, + /! OILERS OFFICE, /,

EOMPTR OILERS IS OFFICE II
81 City OF New Orleans. May /. 1866.
Il IL E1SOLN4SD, That the ComptrOIler be, and
s issIshy alatheriss md required notice
viii The ninth section Of ordinance No March
w s5 the Council will bill against Tie City miles,
under authority order from The GonptToer in
accordance wit ie ordinance referred To- l$
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FARM HOU SES.

a good farm house is one essential of sue
cessful farm life The farmer wants a COM
Portable home. where himself and family can
be secure from the prairie blasts OF winter
and the damp civilizations Of the rainy season.
lie wants such home for health, for comfort
aud for improvement. Ii need not be pal
ace nor a costly structure. But IT should be
healthy, convenient and comfortable. To
he healthy il should be dry and warm, and at
the same time well ventilated. To be dry it
must be set some feet above the ground. and
bad and unwholsone air should not be allow
ed 10 stagnate under IL. The most OF the
tarm-hcuses in the West are set too low
Their ground floors are but just above the
ground Perhaps on a low, fiat. Wet prairie
the tlocrs will not be more than one foot above
ground In such cases the floor can seldom be
dry. Dampness creeps up the walls and cell
iugs; the floors are not tight; the bad air rising
from the vegetable mould deeaying under
the house. rises up damp and unhealthy. 70
penetrate the whole house. In such houses
people live. and with them closed up, sleep;
and then wonder why they have much
sickness Over almost the entire Western
country the houses should be set at least four
feet above the ground. The lower floors
should be air tight. and the vacant space
under the floor well ventilated.
1t is best that people should sleep some
what above the soil. Chambers are the best
for sleeping rooms if they are roomy and
airv. 1t all events no one should sleep near
the ground if he can get somewhat above II.
A tight roof. a tight floor. and a good eleva-
ton above the ground are three essentials of
n farmers house. Without these he is very
liable to sickness He is all the time taking
i'm the seeds of disease. Let all house bull
ders reflect before they build allcy Far
naer.
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ES5Kz EsS'S
Mercantile Writing Fluid,

Nanufoctory 80 Tiae street, Cincinnati. Ohio
- INCE this superior laid lax has been etore the pa he
nearly two years, II has hecn Constantly gaining
uoII FIa-d.
During the thousand quart pint
ties together with smaller
BanAers and Merchants in CINCINNATI. louisville.
tnrs, Buffalo, Cleveland Detroit Terr- UaHe,
NincenHes Indianapolis Eyansv He Frankfort
Nashville. Memphis. St Louis Ilcksburg Jackson Maj
chez and New Orleans.
1t has Also Been adopted in the State Departments
lucky. Tennessee and Mississippi. Il THREE
FIRST CLASS DIPLOMAS Mechanics Institutes Cit.
cinHati AMI Louisville, and Four Diplomas
NJ State Fairs held last Fail &es lorS,
Illinois.
SILNER MEDAL has just been tn late State
Agricultural faIr of New York held Al EiinIra
The fnllnHihg Banks AMI Merchants Of Eichaloui.
have adopted ). J. Buffers writing Faid to
Branch Of the State Bank of Indiana 1T L chnuad.
Peoples Bank
Eaton aud Hamilton and Cincinnati and Chicago r. R.
Rro~n & Morrow. Wholesale Grocers
Kramer ~ FIrtchrr.
" Lyaie. County Treasurer Of WAYNE cou
StFatiaf N t"tH. fhIiaeus Wright,
L. c bOHsian u Co, 10
W. Jason
j IL Norman. Beard Il Sinex.
Richmond Pail .,iiun.
For sale at Manufacturer prices. ~
Blrbank q brother Booksellers,
Holloway & HaugAteu,
brown Morrow.
Kramer & Fletcher,
l. IL Mccullough.
Richmond, November %. 1855. <9-f
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To the Public

This il TO certithfy Ia June last was attacked
with the Asatict holera, and my physi-
clan said, in COLLAPSE state hai remained IN
thi, state hours when my physician inform
ed my family aud friends thai | could possibly
eiya and strictly lorbidmy wife permitting any
having ne any medic ine nnurishment ~hsiev~I,
a. it " ould only hasten my death. ~ TINS time Nj
gorshs came TO me and brought with hia bottle
containing four ounces of his Alternative Balm. and
asked permission Of my wife TO use II on me as be
thought it would Immediately give ease II was I'M
uedtsely applied. and in pers alton pSi-
or TO which time my en,remities were cold eismmy
$. ca, my face and head After the use OF two
ether bottles Of the nedlc inc. | entirely
relieved all distress, and in few days restof-
cd to health | would most eheeriuliy aud heartily
recommend this Balm TO all who afflicted ia .
siaiiar w.v have also used il in other disessss.
and have found il q most excellent remedy DO NOT
think il be too highly recommended.
JOEL KIRBY
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To SELECT EGGS CONTAINING MALE OF
FEMALE CHIcKENs.-lf female birds are
required, select the roundest and plumpest
shaped eggs; but for the males. the longest
and most pointed. Another: by the poisi-
ton of the air-cell at the but end OF the egg
those may be selected that will produce the
male sex; in these the air cell is in the cen
tire of the end If the cell be a little ON one
side. the egg will produce a female chick
The position of the air-cell is easily discov-
cred by holding the egg between the eye
and light Farmers Journal
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Read m. following Cer,,f,ca,es:

Certificate of DR. j IL Jordan. late resident Physieisa
O ( the / ourth street Cholera Hospital
/ can cheer uly recommend IN" NiteratiNe Haln 10
the public, know do that II Is an excellent ar
ticIe fused good effect the Cholera Hos
pirs this city, in oil and pans IN the
stomach and bowels | also used II Ia case OF N
a.nmstion of the kidnevs with the hsppiest effect
From m know ledge OF Its virtues IN the above DIS
eases and others, which have used u, have no
hesitaacy prouounoing II superior to Aay medicine
hitler to offere the public with which have b.
come aequsinted, and would eheerfully recommend
T. II JORDAN, NJ. ID.
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I0EL KIRBY
hereby certify that the above certificate is cor
rec, and the statement OF the physician made ms
,rue JULIA ANN KIREY.


certilicate from Rev J D FINLEY.
CrxcfxEAFr. Msrca 4. 1888
Da FoRsHA-This is the hrs; time long life
that have given my name il accommodation OF any
medicine, as general remedy, tAoa5a have o'ten
been solicited / have used yoHr Al:er@iive baiH
for nearly year, first for the rheumati+H u my
hip and knee. d which wss nearly cripple tasa
FER very severe bruises 40 Of ny family; 'hes
violent attack Ct diArrhtrs on myself Seh Tor inh.h
nstion turns bruises. .nc for very severe case o.
stid neck. brought on ~ violent colo ans tEIp
have had full proof d ats medc. properties 10 sfe.'
many Of diseases Tor gvaIch you reeommen1 4.
.Et have found /; 10 fsiI in even oHa o. tasm-
stall % not say ts y - an inAiioIe cure yet ~
nv sober so1vction THAI & Is the b@-t compound '"r
those plants fer whieh II Is oasent-a nat
have ever tried and have tried a4.uy. Nil act,
il procure II. Do without it my family ior say
consiseT.ttoa hoysng tat you wall stl.l eoaiinss
:. poan4 Il honestly and tn.t u may ra=,-
s.n4s Of suf-rers-I l.o-t heartily It ~
fellow citizens az Dost excellent family Geleias-
foars, .f-rTts n..tis-
Il tlALLf.
1hi. Is 70 certify tia, in The q l.4-. De
very lame weak "a ay 54e.. oee.s'sn7s
By lifting that eould not -; 80 o. zr' ~ ~Rhg.'
hostng On :" .e'ne o.Jert We ~dTtset {" " ~
For.h. aiter stive balm. By osfhlas i ~ or rtsa
tunes. ny ssck ~ perfectly restored al L''s 'e
My ~.se .l.o IA. p.e4 Il 'er Ra-am'tie PAINS
heAd.shs snd . "a. he vim very 5e"s'y..i Gu
December let. 1915
Certificate Groos d L. starr
Ih.ve sseUn SIR lorna. Alternative Balm to PER.
6.r, ver. -S,r.or4an.ry cure seoa horss ia.i
-. very badly eat. time snare !,
- !. .1oa sn- ace.sioa est-ra.iIy, ~ds goo-
-, s-i,sv- II 70 b. a g~rfae;iy ..f- nd ~hes-
eia.. remedy 70 be used a. aasay cSmPisiuts
~. l. STARR
November zisi. 1883
To ltae Pmblic.
This is certify that ~ siae 80. afflicted WEE
the spin, affection and cyrYrPrta for asae yssrs sna
large portion Of the tisse ecoilnec tn ter roon-
Three POINTS o. Der brk bone tsrosn cat Of Pises
and eurred cause bv tsse disease sa1 psin she rs
easre bowed cssn In her stature ear,as her Hiaess
sas had three Physsessa. srt~aeGng her asftag W.
rseprf-cpsi part her iIss Ia, experienced 40 PEP
H.nra. rsslsf from their Frescrtf C. siief"hA
procured sa,sie Of DIR. FsrshAs Attentive esHs,
the time she has nssc fh.s bottle sh- i~ srss
relief She used but seven bottles w ~n sns rss g
tireiy cured and well of her disease sad aer BAG. ca
las lost and sire straight 10 her s'Sfs
she was previoss 20 her st,ask. Ne hereby esf'
~ that beiieTe the Balm be the best medicine n
and Believe i, ~ certain cure iSr sfshAA
Affection ss3 dyspepsia. and Cannot TOO hisar fsoo
mend every person afflicted with The above 1as-
eases We also fsn4 ef-etsal cure N many stssf
| diseases ~ hlrh - : have tried II "a oar f4aiis.
f>igneal ALEAANbEh nI-eAA'
| MARY B. CLARK.
L-seAssrg. HgaisuA - os'~- Zen ?. isn
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4 CHEAP PUppING-Take some slices of
milk on ii; let it stand until well soaked, then
beatit well with four eggs. little sugar, and
grated nutmeg. Bake in an earthern dish or
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One More Chance for Making None,

1--WE subscriber sale the
l ~ three story Brick House. mar the west end OF
Man the 8f Main
occupied - ;. " Robinson AZ a Machine The
building is about 50 feet front deep
frame building the back ~ the lot Tine house
nearly n~wthe lot IS about 10 by l3a feet ia Ipca
ton for street sides and alley
the other sides The property viii he sold
terms for cash, third hand third
third in t~o exchanged for farm
land or city property Come all
and can have bar gain, For particulars
plieatiou be made by mail T IN person.
have = o other %
dispose Of the
a cali a No. 10. Main LIND
III. B..
Richmond. December 10, 1850. -3u
Indiana Weekly Journal please copy months and send
to 9th
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Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
r7izzzszzs1 rsI.-.-s ratzs u ALI
CHANGE CT ARRANGEMENTS

CHANGE CT ARRANGEMENTS
and after &onaay. December 6. I555 and uu further
~ notice, trains u this ro4a viii follows
LeaTe Richmond go A VI.
Reaches Andersen. II.lJ
Leave Anderson 2lD P. u.
Reaches Richmond $40
Connecting with Mail Trains OF Eaton and Hamilton and
Indiana Central Railroads.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached,
Leaves Anderson, 100 A. Vi
Reaching Richmond, 1899 a.
Leaves Richmond. I.3b 4 VI:
Reaching Andersen. $40 -
b. al A NJ.
reach Dap by Il 10 p NJ aud Cincinnati by l3U
gI No connection with trains from Dayton Cincinnati
u She evening. b MORSE, SUIT
castle, December ID.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
IS D. =.

EVE TRIB INF i. in middle Of It's afseenth year
= Vol Ky Of rs -vsiy Jesse eo@n'.hest ~ ne it Of
acquainted rias eensieraion.-
ulsrity i. ghteo-sne-s, Truth
for Humanity against fortified iul4Gfty Fraat aud ores
There trailer this Continent, though
he may anything lit his tlI. - sac ADJ notes
payable does AM hAte TiiE = tarrs
is extensive q drussed and poisonous u
quo-s who does consider dangerous and i'm
in commercial cotton t-ay ing ely
Sr~aTs Mercury once fo-c7i Tears-i that bad never
vas not hostile 70 TIIE IRIBJ Z eaIuea;iy
kindly no did Prempt and plain sPo
ken il is iniqIiJy and a Of poser
while claiming exemption from human fbiiiiy
have dooe temporary injustice e hdY daals but i mas
unfathtal rIcpis deaf - Tue cries Of the
qnpopQI,r theories
Of huHan reeAiy those Of the voiceess and down
la ar5eaty resisted and ~4!i srsistents eofat q
tempt prescribe ana degrade class tec&Iss u dlrers
ties Of SatIYl.y, Greed or Color
IN defiance Of calamnes sh- most at.aSioas and q hos
grown steadily m Fe7ie appreciation rom h say q =
ct IN proportion Instead Of single editor p. sne ort.o
stants is comprise numerous aody
particular discussion in which his
i tevose The dali! amount q r.adnt mater gwen tors
poud-uts encirces The g0e. Transmitting early aad
ntefIigen: Whatever xor:ny q atten
ton; while Politics. LeE.laoa, Literature. Ar. History
in short whatever affects the social yell e Of Haan0
FoIenc Theology alone Acepted1 : here the trsezt sud
Commencing daIiy tE.o sast Of ze. and
qaArto Daily. tthrre suct editions. Sem
weeAy and weesy sheet ~ - 81 inches eight ample
pages each. Its circulation steadily
sF2 = from nothing tot. folio"ing Assresa,ss.
Semi Weekly. ..-.....---- 1870
Weekly. '....... ~. .......... ...IS1..5J
CaIitornia ,s,iition, .........-... 500
We believe other newspaper il TIE Worla Ia.
.5sit'on istover half so large this and Of
yca1.iars to as has largely sseilei IL sserI
eedented patronage evidence Of public approval and
We take pleasure il announcing readers
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HAVE nov in the largest aud finest assortment
Ii Pisne Furtes ever brought together in any market,
comprising over one hundred instruments from
Chickerins and other celebrated makers.
Purchasers viii find Ii 10 their interest to cok through
my stock before making their selections csu warrant
them q FIRST class instrument, at very low price
". +. C0IBURN.
December s. IS West Fourth 81, CineinnAt
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Great Bargains.
.NOmMnsemfs, SC.

n II MORRISON. Main St, Richmond Ind
/ still continues 10 msnuts cture, 10 order, every
variety 81 Plain and Ornamental Tomb Stones MonG-
ments Sc &c. of the latest style, and most beautiful
patterns.
fry~ lie takes pains in informing his friends that
he will sell cheap, no iitflc casafsr, ior ready
cash than be bought in the State.
His work warranted equal to any made in the
West and perfect satisfaction guaranteed The pub
liz are invited call and examine his stock and speei
Richmond March 10, 1854
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BOARDING HOUSE,
Hadley & Moffitt

W AASAAAoo
u jast received very aera AID igl-se
Fabs- Gods. yss5n tilsy Ser IL their
fsa-ss snd Inc paf,l5e 4 I'll PRICES. They e.pe-
esa.iy say4te attention r. fh=iF ett--s Il
Plain Goods.
Wtse selected with mech care as1 pir-h.se a.
pres IA - enable fBe1s - sell again guprs--
deadly igE ra-e-. Gar a--f--r1-a. n
LADIES DRESS GOODS
L large ea reiag great variety Il styles qualities
81 pFEe- Iatn All hgure Bzek silks laid sirired
an fancy Do; Ti~sues beragss Ghssile- DeEeg Wa.
H4aghan-5 fEsnts; Craps: >HAWiS. Of v4Oas .yles
sd qaaities JaeOnstts and Lare Collars
Cap Gae~is: Na-ins Ribbons Trimming the latest
styles. tnn-~.. HOSIERY Q; 2raasst every rtyle,
quality and material GLOVES Cotton Iasie Thread
Silk, Linen and Md Geres SIrt-. a. bsiE stock q
staple Goods
l. tn. largest and best they have brought % the
city and they 0Eced or ASH a rates that cannot
be exeeed Any person ~saag l4Fehase God. for
ready pay get them q terms tDat snail be
satisfactory. Cali before purchasing
9Th month, q, ISIS. I'LL
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.a.ssgs sa.tEstsx & ENgl.fk t~ COP.
u Steve sure, 4 y5I wa4-- S.JFes, s.Fe,
-t " arr t!iEg sc zone c..ri. and warranted - he
ssv4 . u :.ay.
October lcJ4. f--I
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WINDOW GLASS. Pz.;y. Paints and PAses Bras,
~ 20; e>&Apsg1ecs - .-afry
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Plain Goods.
LADIES DRESS GOODS
staple Goods
HOUSE WANTED,

49, By. m.z .ftn small family, children
small house vita three four rooms, ~oGit
preferred Ensn''% AZ
BROWN & MORROw'S,
Near the Dapo.-
pirhnonS Ortoser o 1855 S3-tf
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MCCLURE LIBRARIES.
NEW LAW BOOK.
a Treatise

On .h- Pp~srs and Duties Justices Of the Peace AMI
stables in the OF Ini4na. ~th Practice. Forms
which urjo!ned observations L4s Of Contracts
Notes aud Bills the Domestic Relations Evidence,
DAVID NJ LusALD, Esq
This hong needed by the olhcers. Lawyers
business Indiana. The
we'll and faithful relating
the subject, and which viii be reliable authority
II. DERBY,
December 10, I555. Cinclnn,LI,O.
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IL j f Gre,iy. Letters and Speeches Of Horace
L Man. EmCrscu's Essays De clincv's Wrtin-s-
,t-aw Nsia5nS EolaaGi-la na Christianity: Kaeehers
. jail Conspiracy. st RBANk'S.
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LEWIS Il. MCCULLOUGH.
Wholesale and Re.uR Deasef q.
DKsGN .E.N'ss rs - ECEFE%

Obs. Paints arat-.iz<. ..st>ire, Aealoi. iUTpeL
tine. Burning EsliI. Lard OIL, Perfnincrv,
I4.a Essences. -.cAs. ia4ass7-
Cigar,
- No II. Main street. RICHMOND. IND.
March. ID. -. Il .
SCOTT & CxlN FORD are opening a lar e
o. Cloths. all
Cheapest ever orer-l narAr:.' fl.uet-. ii!A,:s
Cloths. cassiE4eres plain AMI f.es, al wool
r eds. rll.1 FlauEelz. Nc
sept. -. s'-sf
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l,unor.:.nt TO saw lEiil Owners and
rs.

= II + Undersigned ell = :or -aie ore o Z >s2s
celebrated L4ta Ctttlus Machines. sst The e<el4-
siva right 10 use the n Asya- county Als1 4
ms chine ana the right 70 use the out OF v
COUNTY These machines stJrBc'~1 C7uen notice when
exhibition az tie fsr # thu A5ehAaie tnStitL
IN CiarInn,-f Issi YEAR They very - "Pie at2
durable ana cap sic e ssItEiEg = on H' y 49,
80 l.fhs each ser oar fsl.I can ct count AZ !
Tie uo raaS-- for market = NJ two hEn5s . = .
NJ: an1 three hands 81 VI reT GAy. Tie machine re
CURES gitte power % ful i that any mtil owner
would furnish power gratis as 4 oA!a turiis sHe3
ra.rset A. home tor iumber ne machine may ae
seen IL operation in Dalton. Wayne county. M
c. Rk.A NCLDS
49,. 49, S.tf
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=. e. LipS.E COTS
Coach Mandatory and Repository.
Northeast corner II Nam and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, fs.LisNa,
HHERE he has constantly FOR sale ,
general sssestmenr O. Carriages Of the
> N-A-aost fashionable style and finished
workmanship. such GsaeAsz, Gar
itee.. Sskiss, YORK Cs--=aas aa1 T-o.rtag Hayoa..
alt OF tha s-sS s.les.ls sn4 BY pefent
;er the iHEz-a4ste sagerinte1deace Of
the proprietor. - Orders for Carriages any
amount executed with 1es2 stch
Richmond December Is. lisa 52.F
Cas>jsneTe$. SsattnetS. Boots IL shoes
LARGE let 81 Cashmere SarIne-s.
N Hats received and s ee sold cheap chap
JASON HAM
Ilth month J. l-sS- 45s.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

Ny person wishing 70 pay their State and County
~ Tax leaving their names soon with Geo W Barnes.
Ne 81 Main street Richmond. will have their receipts
forwarded to him payment, thereby saving time and
money W " LYNDE, Treasurer ". {.
Ca,ts-,;lIa N,xemha- - ISs5 49-tf
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4 SUPERIOR article 81 Rio Ea5e- rays lie found
a a:Mh o.e,ale or retail NJ. 81 Nan street
9. less aAo- " bAANf>
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EOlS SALE.

4 Ho&~f ND DRAY, GA accommodating t.rns.
n Ally 70 II. MILLER
October u, 80. 4sI
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4 NEW's CMERRX pECToKAL. for IN.

ta'o cure Of Coughs, Colds Hoarseness, Bronchitis
"VPms cough Asthma and Consumption is universally
" .ne oe't remedy discovered for
" t'n'harS disease So wide Is the field of It's
s numerous the cases of its cures that almost
s'i'h - N, country abouuds passons publicly know
o| re't cred from alarming aud desperate
s' ''' 'nhEsoN ITS use When tried, its superb
iy oVetever hrr mec its apparent to cs
cape ohstrvatln tct VIII its the public
" longer hesitate wht andoie to employ for the distressing
ngerons affections OF the pulmonary organs which are
,eh TO our climate BY It's timely usS many nay almost
All attaekso disease the lungs throat arrested
anu 's are saved many thousands every year prema
S grave No family should be without It, those who
u" neklee 10 provide themselves with
~ @ gtf"9s class of diseases will have porc
neh Is too late Proofs Of the surprising efficacy Of the
Eecl"rsl need be given the American people
HaVe hvlng proofs in neghborhood But those who
% IoaH me statements of those whose whole health has
viii "a and whose lives have been saved by its use
low a aTh IN my American Almanac which the agent be.
p "aileu mas TO furnish gratis for every one
iiepafedby Dt. J, q. AVER Cheus Jo,au Ma. -.
every Sherc. md
49, SALE-Or exchange for W..L s..,,
| onds. ina 7tsl ISsc Nairoad 2nd Mortgage
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az1s-E.,1l 1HROUGH FROM BUCHANAN no
0eAaal1aa - IYNCuRI.pG AND RICIMNNn

Fare from Lynchburg to Buchanan. 80
From Lynchburg to Charlottesville. ............. 30
On and after the d of October Packet Boats will leave
buchanan at A. M, and Lynehburg u J. NJ, Monda!
Wednesday and Friday and arrive Richmond second day
at } O'Clock A. NJ
charlottesville passengers leaving Lynelburg at y n
reach Seottesvile at 0i NJ day and arrive in Char
ottesvle nj 81 p NJ Leave Lynchburg for Buchanan ana
Lexington at 81 ~ NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday and
arrive at =. NJ.
From Lynchburg to Richmond ard distances
ard aio
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PHILADELPHIA.


NEW BRANCH OE TIA a. SiOGHUSt.
~ TRADE in fH1i ADE1TIllA--ro SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN UlNILEMENS SUPREME READY
MADE CLOTHING.
rioS y Dill a co, I6a Chestnut street philadelphia,
one door belnw Fifth street, have established immense
Clothing House the sale
giant Clothing that money aud produce anticipation
of the wants ai southern cash buyers who
gone 10 New York tor that part OF their stock T. T. DILL
CO. determined thai house In Sate shall
offer larger varied stock finer better made
At lower prices for cash An examination win the
most skopucai eau and see them Ian 81 dim