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Medical Advertisements
DR.. McL "A NJ E'S
CELEBRATED
Y 3 II M / f UG E
LIVER PILLS.
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TRY THE MEDICINE!
lie warned im season,


And neglect not that cough which IL daily
weakening your constitution, Irritating your
throat aud lungs, aud Inviting on tl,ai dread
disease, Consumption, when so soor hing and
Healing a remedy can be obtain,d as Dr.
Rogers Syrup of Liscrwort and Tar.
Beuare Of CoHnieUeifs and Base Igliiatio1s!
The genuine article Is signct AaDREw
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MEAD.
Ill Chartres st. bet. Cor and 81. Luis,
N. D.
SOLE AGENTS ron TVS SoUrHERS STATEs
70 whom all orders and applications foi
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SOLD ALSO BY
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Xrs;sEesSIS2 s 2gghhsl gghhssl
{ sSssz. WtRy!oRI2.Ll. 6. TARS,


For the Complete Cure OF Caughs
Soias. influenza. Asthma Bronchetis
Splitting Of Blood, and ali other lung
compiai tending 10 consumption
This preparation is getting into use nj
over our Connt-y. The numerous letters
we receive from our various agents. infor.
ming us ofcurses effected in their immediate
heighborhoods, warrant Us in saying il is one
oi the bcst, IL no the rery best Cough Mcd;-
cine now before the puhlic. II almost iara.
raoiy rc!ereS and mol unfre9usnHy cures ls
rery icTsf case. When all other Coug,,
preparations have failcd, this has relieved
me patient, ms Druggists, dealers in
Medicines, and Physicians can testify.
ASK The Agent in your nearest town, what
mas been his experience OF the effects of this
medicine. IL he has been selling IL for any
cngth Of time he will tell Won.
III Is THE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT
Below we give few cxtarts from letters
we have received lately regarding the yir.
tues of .lis medicine.
DrS.OsiL of Knoxville. Ga, ,says:--Ihars
been Wiag your Lirerrorl aud Tar rery erten-
sirefptn my practice for Lhree years pasi. ami, n
rs ieih Pleasure STATE my 6eiiefin irs SUPERB
oR'rY oygR ALL OTHER ARTICLES touh ,etieb
en- acquainted. tor nhich IL is recosq,nenJsd.,' -
Mcssrs. Fitzgerald g. Benners. wiring
IRON Waynes'illc, NC. says" The Lirer-
Irorf and Tar IS beromiag daily mare popu-
'dr IN his Country, AND WE THINK JcsTIY
SO Az ioho hare tried IL speak in commen
dabie terms ~ a., rery benefci1lia alieriaiing
NE eonapiainled for ioyich IL is recommeaed.., :,
Our Agent la Pickcns District !. q. Mr.,
,. X. MeFall, assures US "that he .es Il MIA
grea benefit in his own family, and recom-
nends IL to his ncighbors." lie gives an
Instance OF Negro woman, in his vicinity.
who had been suffering with disease OF Tho
Lungs Tor years, attended with severe cough
who was relieved by the Iiverwor,h and Tar
such are the good reports We hear OF
thls Medicine from all parts of the South,
For report Of The surprising cures il has
performed in the Western and Nordcrn and
Eastern States, we would invite the suffering
patient 10 read the pamphlet which accom-
panes each bottle. 10 all we say Fare HoDe
haze lime,
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Medical Advertisements
Cartcr's Spanish Mixture

= + 8 :; ~
EHSss,1s s. !, Shs::s,5:! &!
Sss'sA
NssG=YT
TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD!
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!
Not Particle of Mercury in a.!
An iniublc remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Erup-
tons, Pimplcs or Postulcs on the Face
Blothcs, Boils, Ague and Fever,
Chronic Sore Ecycs, Ring
worm, or letter, Scald
head Enlargement
and pain ofthc
Boucs d, Joints,
Salt khcum, Stub
born Ulcers, Syphilitc
Disorders, and all diseases
arising from an nudicious use Of
Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or Im-
purity Of the Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier of
the Blood is now used by thousands of grateful
tg E.,p, all s,f I',.,t.
who testify daily TO the remarkable cures per-
formed by the greatest of all medicines, Scar
tcr's Spanish Mixture" Neuralgia, Rhculua
tisIn, Scruiula, Eruptions on the skin, Liver
Disease, Fcvcrs, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affection at
the Kidneys. Disease OF the Throat, Female
Complaints, Pains aud Aching of the Bones
and Joints, are speedily put to flight by using
this mcstimablc remedy.
For all diseases OF the Blood, nothing has yet
been found to compare with il. Ii cleancs trc
system of all impurities, acts gently and eff
cicn,ly on the Liver ard Kidneys, strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone to the stomach, makes
the Skin clear and hc l,hy, and restores the
Constitution, cniccblcd by disease or broken
down by the excess cs of youth, TO its pristine
viSor and strength.
For the disease Of females il is peculiarly ap-
pIcablc, and wherever il has become known Is
regularly prescribed with the happiest effects.
1t invgoratcs the weak and dcbiIitntcd. and
impaIts elasticity To the woin-out frame. clears
the skin, and leaves the patient fresh and heal
thy; single bottle OF this incsthuablc remedy
is worth all the so.cahcd Sarsapa illas in exs.
tcnce
The large number Of certificates which we
have received from persons from all pats of the
United States, is the best evidence that there
is no humhug about il. The press. hotel keep.
crs, magistrates, physicians, and public men,
well known to the colHmu nifty, all their tcsti
mony To the wonderful effects OF this "Grca;
Blood Purifier"
Call on the Agent and get na Almanac, and
read the details OF astonishing cures performed
by Cartcr's Spanish Mixture, GnSnost cases
where every thing else had sigually failed. y
The limits of an a,ivci tisemcnt will no. udmit
their full insertion.
VIM. S. BEERS & CO., Proprie tors,
No 3Ui, BrOadicay, Ncto yorE,
To whom all orders must hc addressed
For sale 10y Druggists aud County Merchants
in all parts oi the United Stau and the Cara.
das, and ny n
HASSELrINE & CURETON, Lancaster;
May lith 1886, l3-ly.
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THE FLOWER GARDEN.

Collect seeds Of all Annuols, and pre-.
serve them carefully. Bud Oranges and
Lemons. Propagate Alocs and the Gao
ii Tor Cactus) by slips. Sow BuiJous
rooted flower seeds to obtain new varie.
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For the Complete Cure OF Caughs
Colds. Influenza. Asthma Bronohetis
Splitting OF Blood, and all other lung
eomplai tending 10 consumption
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AUCTION eALHa.
FUTURE DAYG.
FUTURE DAYD.
C0sn4Isni,s g sxLEJ0F vxITx-

OmMlSsIONER,B sALElOF VAITxs
pIrnn LE LAND in THE COUNTY on HEN-
nleg--As Commissioners acting under decree 81
.ne Crcnit Court for the county Of Henrco eutersS
n 'as sut OF Riley and wife against Ifby and oters
9 ~ vne % dsy Of January. 1856 we shall ON IRE
~ Tue 20 day Of May 1856, on the premises A.
eIoek, M fair, ii not. the next fair day sell e
pststs a g the highest bidder certain rsal
= aessneed IN the ssid decree - follows to Wit
certain tract parcel Of land in the county Of
nennco, containing. by estimation, one HUNDRED
1870 y. me came more less and called ~ ths
ns1e o. me Cider Min tract Also ali the ri sht ttls
~ inssIs9 OF him, the said lrby in another fraef
.oJoanIns lnat above mentioned in the said counts
cnssinlns, py estimation, two hundred ana 6ffv.t.o
ians.d !. ne ssme more or less which formerly be-
.onssa = James Lindsey, and since his deatS hss
.smsned undivided, butir which the said Irby ~
sS9liIeo tne night to two shares equal TO ons-hsH
tue whole tract" The said land lies shouf =. ht
niass oeiow the city of Richmond and viii h soIJ
fs y 1ne contingent right Of dover of the vifs
nd .ss - Cs:h a. to expenses of sale, commission,
ma cost OF suit; credit of nx and twelve moash.
=, pc gwen Tor the residue of the purchase money
ans purchaser executing his negotiable note1 wall
enuolsed, with interest added for the deferred nav
msnt ana the title will ba retained until the wbos
pu'chsss money il paid and q couveysnce directad
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Z. NANCE. Comm'n.
my 22-td
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BY Geddin & Appcrson.

COMMISSIONERS SALEOF REALIZES
~ TATE IN AND NEAR MANCHESTER, AND
SLAVES.-As Commissioner of the County Court Of
Chesterfield, by . decree pronounced ON the 10th
March, 1856, in the suit of "Smith W. Fisher kco
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the prem
SEES on THURSDAY, the 22d May, 1885, commencing
O'clock the real estate referred to in the bill Of
me plaintiff, consisting of lot No. in the plan of
manchester, with the buildings thereon, now occu-
pied oy MI J. ID. Atkinson. Also, 81 acres of land
ADJOINING After which, will be sold about two acres
gate OF the Coal Pit Turnpike Company
The foregoing real estate will be divided according
sale. :" sAo As "
Also-Wil be sold at the FIRST named placs. two
slaves, named stephen and Sally
TERMS: Onethird cash, balance Mt and I2
months for bonds bearing interest and tle retained
till the whole purchase money is paid. The Ia xes
for the present year to be paid by the purchssers
HENRY w. FISHER Conf.
Sale conducted by GoDDIS APPERsoN. my7
HOUSE AND LOT ON TURNPIKE.
Ill NEAR MANCHESTER, FOR SALE Az
AUCTION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY the pa
May, 1856, on the premises, at o'clock, p NJ, the
new framed dwelling located a. above. now In the
occupancy of Mr. Elihu Bowen. The house has three
rooms, besides the usual outhouses and would rent
for s 10 per month.
Also, will be sold two vacant lots adjoining,
fronting on the Turnpike the 81 feet, the other
Also lot ON the Turnpike and Petersburg Railroad,
containing quarter which admirable location
for Coal yard or Grocery stand.
TERMS accommodating. and made known at the
hour of sale. GODDIN & APPERSON
my 10 Auctioneers
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VAAaLgLA,,ggLsEs :, M, MILLS, MAcnINER

VAALuAiBLtE MILLS MACHINERY
20 &c m, TO BE RENTED AT PUBLIC AUCTION
and MACHINERY Of IN Il. I Two Wss.,
Power Mills in the city of Petersburg near the Ca
mai baa,n, known ~ the Canal Mills, will be rented
q pubic anetion, st IL o'clock, NJ the premises
LOT period eftwo years and four months
Ihsy VIII be rented separately. The upper Mil
containing Machinery for the manufacture Of Cotton
last summer, and can be put immediately at work,
consisting of LoomsS Spindles, Carding, Drawins
Frames Speeders, &c.
~ me machine Shop in the Basement, containina
tnS usual Tools Lathes, &C. carry on the business
f.a. ,owsr Mill containing Machinery for the man.
dhs Basement has Machinery for grinding Corn
me Tenant Houses and Lands attached, on the
opposite side OF the Canal adjoining Mr. James Dun.
NJ Terms &c, win be made known at the sale
votes VIII approved security will be- required for the
rent payable quarterly. 80 $3.50
my I'D. WIN. TENcH. Aucer.
SALE OF SLAVES. FIR
tn. ~ Ts .as. LIVE STOCK, CROPS, 1c.EBy vir.
ham and recorded in the Clerks Oee of Cba.t.rs,
county Will proceed, Trustee named thars;n ~
cn cen a. ais residence in said county, ON Tomshawi
Coal Mines, WEDNESDAY, the 4th dsx az ms.
next, commencing at ii o'clock, the following nro
psIty: nine Slaves consisting of man As or sd
girls nearly grown, and boys from or tn IA yssr
OF age; ali uncommonly likely and valuabJe. All thu
SAID Cheathauis Household and Kitchen Furniture:
&c.; growing crops of Corn. Wheat, Oats, Gc Thresh
Ing Machine four horse power; lot of Flour Barrss
about Soo Buggy and Harness; stock of Cattle, Hogs
&c. Also the services of Negro Men, hired by tht
said Cheatbam farm hands for the regidne of ths
year, and probably other articles not now remem
bered wv e
TERMs-Cash. D. B. HANCOCK, Trustee.
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By Goddin & Apperson.

BY GOddtn & Apperson.
VALUABLEaLot on LESTER STREET.
Rockets, for sale at auctsn-Will be sold ut auo-
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th NAV
1885, a. 81 O'clock P. M 2s0 feet ground on the East
,ine OF Lester street. Rockstts running back to Gil
he's creek, being the same lot on which stood the
Plaster Mill, recently destroyed BY fire.
iERAs-One fourth cash; balance at 8, and mos
LOT notes interest added secured by trust
deed or title retained The for the wear
to be paid by the purchaser. 'o''
my 10 GoDDlN 4 APPERsoN, Auct..
'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUBLE LOT
=. = on Frankin street. in the city of Kichmond.-As
Ihe surViving trustee in deed of trust executed by
no. rso.e and wife, dated 18th August 1890 duly re-
corded IN Richmond Hastings Court shall at the re-
quest OF the assignee of the debt secured by the
trust deed proceed to sell st public auction on the
premises for cash, on SATURDAY, the Path Nav. if
f m y not the next fair day at O'Clock. r. Lot
S no 10 .ns plan OF Byrds Warehouse fronting %
feet on the South side of Franklin street. opposite 10
metropolitan Hall. running back according, to the
deptn ofthe lot The title is believed to be good but
the subscriber will convey with the usual special
warrant The taxes for thu present year to be paid
by the purchaser. RICHARD ANDERSON
Surviving Trustee.
sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
my l9---tds
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BY Larus & shine. :, Ancts.

EARM IN HENRICO COUNTY FOX
Il sALE.-The subscribers are authorized to sell
privately that beautiful Farm, in Henrco county q
miles below the city, ON the Darbytown Road owned
by Mr. jas. L. Eye, containing 15 scrss v.z: 40 in
Wood, the balance In high state of cultivation and
now seeded in Corn, Wheat and Oats; the improve.
Also, all necessary outhouses, quarters, &C., Ice
house; also good well and spring on the premises.
The above Farm il offered fer SALE privately, until
disposed Of be sold at auction on that day ct oclk
r NJ, upon the preuises.
Terms. One-third CASH balance at and years
LARUS SHINE,
my l9-2swtd Auctiopees.
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A LARGE AND MOST VA l. A l.

"A Staunton River Estate, in the county of Char
lotte, for sale at public auction By virtue of deed
of trust executed to the undersigned by Isaac r. Wat
kins, Esq, 1.-THE present proprietor,l shall on WE'D
NESDAY the 4th day Of Juns next at the hour Of II
o'clock upon The premises proceed to sell public
auction, that most valuable tract of land ON Ssunton
river, in the county Of Charlotte known a. WALLACE
CREEK PLANTATION containing by estimation about
l,So0 acres There upon the tract more that 800
acres Of open land, of which 1870 are river Low
Grounds Of SURPRISING fertility, believed to be a.
rich a. the richest bottom of the river, and xty or
seventy more are Creek and branch fats also, very
rich and productive. Most of the high lands are not
only very fertile but have heen heavily MANFRED at
great cost The~ssles from the estate for the last
year (f855l Of wheat and tobacco alone amounted to
about 900.
Wallace Greek Plantation 10 conveniently situated
for access to market beingebout 10 miles from Roam.
oke station, the Richmond and Danyiile Railroaa
BY the river and about miles FROM Mossn ford Ste
ton, on the ssnae road, by the country read
Full possession of the land will not be riyen until
about the LIST OF Decsmber but the purchaser viii be-
allow to seed fall crop.
TERMs-One-iifth cash. or . negotiable note ct
month"; well endorsed, with interest added and the
renaee 10 four equal payments ct 0. II 10 ard q
months. with interest from the day Of sale Hond
and security viii be required for the dsfsred pay
msats and the title to the property retained
MI Spain, the Overseer, who resides on the arm.
Wi, take pleasure In showing the Land q pe's0as
THos wArKIHs, Tsasss,
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