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NOtNG VIEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
- -fIk CONNtrrFE on FNFt OYNFNT Of me YOffNg
49, CHSAN ASSOCIATION earnestly request ~ persons
specially siranFerssshnr employment In ne rv
Ns Ne oos ~ The Assncatun and
NJ tnd % tustion wanted, qnardeaons &c sin sasb. r
'''''
~ BE- ne business 81 ne committee sao person. ~
CIV ~ ORDER ~ ruE couutrryt
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InnI .,,T,sIEIsS, T ssLEv OF XALYaHLE REAL


NnISItE,S Sale OF VALUABLE REAL
''on OF deed oi trust executed l. IA nes .od
% s'es 90 James Bssher the payrnt ~
OF monty TO the Richmond Fre 2ltb Nal
So and duly recorded In Richmond Husngs Court On. INV =,
me Board OF Directors % said Association, .ha on MON
"Af ur lh day OF NovenDr 1885, o'clock noon unon a.
pf- miss sell At auction the eonyey,i
ot OF GRAND situated In the Of the Sor,l
es Cary And sth streets fronting ~
.hi runnns back ~ parallel linz. Ia
.hie on The west BY the property Of Abraham war~ek
ti1aN foundry OF thr MeSsrs
'.9~A uai \ further description derued unnecessary
INC Frins 81 NE deed require cash probabl
provision vii he made to allow srraer port,,
~ '"' purchase money LEWIS D. CRESsHAW,
Executor Of James Bosher dec'd Tru,t.s.
~ iA'NS MnIAAs, Ancts ociO
=, SALE OF FOUNDRY MaCu.
NEhl kNSiNE &C, &C In Of deed OF trus,
Arntsd by l. Barnes wives 10 IN. xub.-rIr
lated tu day OF November lisa recorded In RIrbo,b n
Court once b-irg heret" requested, shall on NONDay
IN No'shr l5, commencing af-r the al, on ~
Frlh Foundry Advertised above by o. CrenshAu Ex,r
~ A. "soet at the said Foundry corner OF n or
sra therein comprising valuable Engne ten hor.e NJ,
' LAhes P4auing Machine articles u,uav
Ito, ed VA the largest establishments ' ga
- Terms At sale.
L. r sPILMAN -
- ,, CHARLES 7. WORKMAN. Trustees
-HeLoH NItLINNs, Aosts oclO-tds
iSsiON SALE oF sTOCk.-wm be ,old a, .uc
N ton on WEDNESDAY, the 22d ~ O'clock ~ a.
american Hotel 80 shares % Richmond P-rr.bary R,Irosd
>tock oc2-tds mo A LASClsTER snS
WI he added 10 the above
81 so Va. STATE
- 81 shares Midlothian c. NJ. stock
ooIS JSo. A LANCASTER 4 SON
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WouLp you NV GENTEEIi-r.o G

WoILp YOU BE GENTEEL i-r.o eall on Gro.
w shpnE Iupman, and supply yourseif ses,
apparel a. They oser ir The either for business
i-
WOULD you COMF0RTABIF f-flrn -. sec,1n,s,d 10
VAIN street - the place you obtain an 1oent
Customer. -'-'s- W ~
WOULD YOU nv fOONON1oA Everytody answers os eoy
Ne uould' Just extensive stock On Cloth,g al Co.,
Farnng Goods introduced bs The Subscribers and od T
ocif aROsunga TfTpz,.s 80 60.
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COR S ! y y ! :; {. 6, MILLER,

CoRSim PLaaiir' A ~ ~ utnt lsSnInhfl.rs.
AVE- ~ ~ Times full supply following tlod IN GA
Wines Liquors, &c part N helr uprts,on N h,b
they eah tie particular ateu dealers and consun,ers
HRANDtEs,
~ it following celebrated
%, satarse Pne Castion, Co, J. Heuessy sgnes ~
ehsi' hefnsrd sud ,. J. Dupuy. |
WINEs
Ch.e Od Msdera Roysi Pale sherry. extremely deicsts sud
nhe Amonttdo sherry, Senas Pale sherry Rackhurn Naer
othurns Old Crown Po RurEundy Port Maiara Wne Cnr
snd os Priced wines for culinary purpose Clars r o
priced table o. eNtfs nne quality. Sparkling anl ain ia
wines hsx sutaine Co and Charles iieidsct Chsmparps
wines I"r Hheh agents aud cell York prices
LIQUORS
pd Jamaca ROM Scoteh Whisssy. Rourhon Whstsv NJ
nonfaeia rye WHISKY Robinson. Isrrr siouFsr and Y
man ~ whstys Resiinei WHISKY. our osn Hosad Gn AZ
ple ana Pesch Erandv '''' ~
London Porter, quart, aud piuts.
Scotch ale pnts
nomss,ic Brandy, Gin, cordisis, &C. a..
Havana e. ara
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IS I'D E REWAnp D. stolen from %, .,aeIs at n,

& IN nEWARD.-s,oien from the stable al 70
pDs0O Rockets, mile FORK Church IN YTZl
ue osnty OF Hanover, two HORsEs-one sunday LX II
Night ue Vl OF September the other "Wednesday bIgh r III,
OF oIooer Asuard Of s15 viii be recovery Of
ter Horse, or 500 for both
flst OF september, ddrf chestnut
hands high, With slight bemlsh the len eve stsy IN re 80
hsad white shove the ankle
90 VIZ rgh lore s works v w harness. not pace me
hose stolen on TIE night Of the sh chesnut sorrsl IL
od DARK spot on the m hip blanc moi
Ssn' has marks Of gear hn and q rapid psrrr
scar Is also over the len and knee m tf tool
saddle and bride each night aud INSTRUMENTS n br,t %
ne STABLE door The tracks Indicate thief tool b
hose, Ihe last Horse pursued The bridge and
passed u thought shove below Richmond apv ,n,,,r
will be thankfully above r~wa5 MA ~ - W
tection II the thief address WILLIAM rIovpsnI ~ w
oci5-c8t T..,sessir' ~ - -
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AUCTION SALES.

LHemrEEN lset ss,> AVN Tors o< 49,.
- Nb hAkts srRstfs AT ACCrfoN %. wrpvrSS.ss
ne rroesssy sss.. !. ps ~ sPss ~ pr.ls~.
s-tnssd as shove Oil - sed At -" assss
In ~ ole corpri.ed h-ra.-
40 o. h.t elias uhch yiLi r~t.ru- a. -.
Ni.n's a. hey sr In ~ @'s>.-
Pats WI h sharn IN. '~
tfrmt-A cash; bsi>Lc- \. : .ns a.
sdi,d me sscurrd ~ Trust Dc-i. y "'' ""a '"s~r~ss
r.x,n,
GtaSc AT AtcrtoN IN NOu EOsx. w.
- viNlN-Whl - sold az raeic Aass.a WTnxsse.r
in-' a. 70 O'clock ~ wharf se.-a Of .s'
ef' aud others h><.
' . los 10 sus paschsssr Said 0u-no 4. H. Co.. - "
= John sanset" Lewis Pearc- Msa-r ,hir ,s ,oee-
om Ne~ hors. ,.. ~.
"a isfsss by Recommendation & sarv.t ~ -"fs's
-. Al. ALENANDsR Ball 4 SON A..
so NaEsn Aocl
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ses extract from = ritter from @. p. r. James, E.a.
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NEW SILKS, CLOlKS, SCARFS, &c.
SECOND SUPPLY.
AN WI this day another
at new style Wrappings, via s"' assortment
Grey bavrT TamAs
French do do
ki'h Velvet CloAks. ia black an fancy eolor.
rine french Cloth COaks, richly rrnred
Rich Cruces and ralnas, Combination Of velvet and uo.
Rich silk and cashmere Scars
Bay state st,lis and other hand.orn. Shawl.
We ask the attention Of the ladies TO these good.
10 WA. p. PERKINS a co,
E.g-
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;orten Of .nsndA Hamilton Bates, Psppsr Utica and
Rieics-d md brown sheetIns. from 81 to I9I
io Just received and for sale at very iGs
i syH @,Sy , PaTINT PORTABLE CIDKR
ds' ana We have reason to believe Mil In
We solicit orders, Price t4ss.
...,-em BALDWIN; cARDwELL co.
uIiNA VASES. a large and beautiful variety OF rich
Mote Cup. and saucgr presents. Fancy chns Of ret ess
assortment to BE- had cnA Pani.hihs stors 81
coy BULELtY CO., lsJ Main street
51H0FEssOR MORHIs' AzUuEA.-rhl, new
yeast 10 making light biscuit cake. rolls &c Il IS much
90 TFASs %as sIss:; !is IS q
Gum PP atsIS ., Ii S sssI 70, .,s .aor
cut in Peoes TO suit customers call solicited Ia want
oe+ Sign Of the Circular saw, Il Main street.
(LoAks AND sHAwLs.zwe have jus, received
Also Bay State Stella and Merlin, Offer Tor sale
"o ae Ps'''' DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
'on ,sEST.rhIs.. Rooms suited for La. ofi5..
VII secure ,hsm on favorable terms.
~ VA ring for sAisby woMBLE q cLiiBoRSE.
UnPoHTED CIGAHs,-ioo@o Cigars oar own impo,
0n direct Of The NOS, approved brands for Iris
eelo c. 7. WORKMAN a CO.
B"''H' Of all kinds and best ' GSftF r "a soSs.ors
slS New Drug store. 9Th and Frsnkin ss
$50 ny BS s:Dd And "ahF-BoxEs ALBANIAN
,sC boxes iaov Candles
ooi BACON BAskERvILL
%.1 0ei Join \. GORDON.
20 HaH;HELs COFFEE sUo4M; az; sslgyov
M AiLETAP,E, SILK yEsTs.-Rsssvsd y IN, jane.
:sne very aSe % ,1 H ., Fancy s and we've. y.
Del Corner Of Main and ii,S streets.
ISLE oF wIGHT APPLE vINEGAI.-sup,rio,
qua'y' received direct from The matsIs for sale BY
oey Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
EHoIND PLAsTEH.-iOotO ton. ground Plaster. Rich
1,d ond Inspection for sale In lots to su' ggTss:sI.
ENAuU.Y AND EXTRA FLOtH-city MIN. and N.
~ '"'''e MOUNTAIN Brands h' flour receiving ana isr ate
ROO Hn L. IIIpsoA aiyER CInENT.-Soo
- DOS '''n' R' nTbsT .7 - co ss % SIPs RT
% snLs. LOyEHING'S CRUSHED SI'GAH
OF. IS SS'' aud cods' Sugar Ia .'o. and a. BY
~ pnLs: NEW ORLEANS HOLASsEs; %
- hhd' Aatanra' Molasses; for sale BY
2!5 gnpis: NH; nAcKEREL; 100 10. a.n.,
$50 ~ sSs "a. ssS i In1s .S sThfo &,
NDEHFUWED Castillo SOAP.-Psre Palm so.p.
Tsns S s,. ,' S.I aSS sP rgnS"s s";r s,osg w
ms Soap o. every tind snd style. ~ stc ~
oes p sENrLE, Apo,heesry, ga Nsu st.
NRENICAN GUANO AND DO HU IaG,s "a Prt
ocia EDWIN woKrnAN co
HNDHO-rHUMABB BUTTER CIGUHNS.-Op.
oi ne best Chufns In r producing short
81 psst time. The
rcuiural state Fs as The bt Curn exhibited sspfly lost re-
esissa snd iof sale ~ OIL BULKtkY a co |
Sby DAvTNfoRr sIfeN' 60 80 |
Uu.-Eieh favored Noisssss Ron, ~ s.leby
- ocls DAVENPORT, ALIEN q co.
MoLASsES.-suEsrhou.s Nolas,es, prime qaanty FOR al.
Az DAVENPORT ALLEN a co.
NOUNTRY HAMMERED IRoN.-e Ton. veil a..
- sorted up coantfy Bsr iron-for sale MON rasin, b.
a. ". skTNKgR CO.
eei' Cary
- TIEHCEs LONDON POaTEEs, pint. and
~ Vasrte, ior sale y locit ~ JoNss
G0Sut 9yrrEH.-so tes, frs.b eo,hen Batter lu.t |
- revived and 100 sale ~ % 2, WoRTHAM a co.
81 nAtF rsPEsFEsNou ss,sANps. rsy s.i.
~ u JONES
MEx.cAN etANo.-sO too. M,slcsa ausso, Cor a..
Az loW 70 Close, ~ O. Il. A Oh !
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We .rs ersnnT s Day ana Sssatifui ,1is ~
% reeeived by jamestown, non cor Man.
useioy 70 which se ash IN In went ~ 800
sh so ashonaby made cething great srfgo ~ rf~ss
Dr. 800 Frca Costs, Bsct Dcehln Psat 81 superior
qneh he.vy onited Plain and Fancy ves IN sest vss
ye nd qialy rich Velvet herno 90 Rear wh,,n,
no 49, Cio, OvT Costs md Rassns ~ We ssrrs
ss, .ss ~ assmgsloa 70 20 shssd psr ourssivssto
S'N KEEN, BALDWIN Co
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GEOKGE sTARRETT.

GRAY &c GLASSELL.
co vi MIsSION MER HANTs
II tsyR., NEW YORK,
II or roash 'HrtDs Richmond Vi. ssisss
NOTlCE TO GENTLEMEN.
-vr,- w. +. OWENS
INVITES the attention Of Gentlemen to his superior
az run Iii, 5sTe;os an :l Uni KEEP, .ay. en- taas
.o1 0 S'H Filled with ProuPtnsss p0ho,u.Hry prrc.-
GL0, rs, sosPESDERs. ke- w oESxz -
OPPOSITE American HOtsi.
HARDWARE CUTLERY, GUNS AND HoCsE-
FURNISHING GOODS.
HAVE jas received FALL Trade sa.nl.,.
- Al rs oTa5shs. shall bs glad to J ola frissss
oe- THOMAS How. avs Man .s..s,
WHOLESALE CLOTHING FOTSE
WORD, WEISIGER i CO.,
sss.. taken % ''SIe sosss .isl oeesPa - Aug
rcvnE their suck II RFASY MADE SITEiS ty are sss
ne -s ana sesi escorted stock they r Ale
attention their stock When az W. ~ Al N'
ss.-dHetnovi WORD wFis1ssR nc ! CO.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD ooMPANY-,
VyHR Ann1s sesns Of i $500 1 81 IssS
u and Isnns,ses RsrOsi Company at he os =
next By order Of the President W n ai-SH 100
Proxies to represent stock r "a sosS 2, Directors
only oe valid Tor the space Of -o srcof
FORM OF PROXY
AZ - % THf9E PEEsssrs That the suhscriber being
hereby constitute AID appoint "P~N'1 ="
Me6ss the ssoEhsSf 81 .s 5s se o. % 70
are not personally with poser sufhory Al ~
act or acts each give DO &c sss
Wines. hand. and seals, uAi. a.yor
xn.s.. ts ~
CLOAKs, MANTLEs AND sHAwIs:-
TON TEsx. S,o~ss ssiyes 90
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CLOAkS MANTLEsASD sHAwIs;-
- Cloth Coaks; Velvet
Travelling do French Cashmere DO
MORE Antique DO, Seller Shawl.
Bay STATE DO Gents travelling DO lust received bx
90 O. HARTwEIL 90
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ovvIcE VI CEyTRAL R,rRoap Cd.

OPFiCf VA CENTRAL RAILROAD co
kicHaaNn, Of. 8. f4ff
gEnE ANNUAL MEETING Of rGtF STo, d .
- hOLDtkS OF THE VIRGINIA CFNTRAI pauROsD
oosfasi ~ - hst IN he city q Echmoni THuRspaY
NE rsnsfr eoots Of The Ccrpsuy closed from L. N,.r
eeL unl snsr M sdjournment n The meeting
s,ccshders rong and the MEETING n ,,,
upon re ears ire Of charre
oele-daisN ;. elRyrr. rr,..ursr
onUgS STEEL PENS.-Jasi received So vro.. A.
W. uia ffHfr eieaf Steel rev,
y ne eesersted goR CR rhcse knov wks vel ~,
sssh ,. psenouuce then superior any lns In ne rsrt,i-
osS " MORRIS " Main street
nOff MmDS. NV ORLEANS AND wEsr
ifo bos cc6ss sarar N|...H Nh
- BACON BAsEERyIiI
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ST. NICUOIAs sATooN

a NbRtW ANfONt respectfully inform. The Iali.s
snd eentensu ~ Richmond, that his arrange N 4.
cs for reulng the victuang department of lii NlS/
81 hsvs been completed, and thst wEDNEs "
~ ou nstsn c VII commune Oyarrs 0aue Neat
40 s We avors dishes togher Tea CoF-s ana Costs
afe respectfully qnesed their a.,
m VISITORS MY rest assured that every exertoB u X mss o az,
SIMPLE satisfaction. 49, WV '' -
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Gn "A HEWAHD.-Ran away from the snb.rrih-r an
~ ~ the Ssth 81 sept,
gro about hei inches HIGH age "a or ~ yea. a.
Ivy ~e Wrsrs Wniskers which rather He
spprL not reeoleeie He Richmond
some we~s since and suppose making
reward viii he rad for the apprehension ~
Charlotte Co Va. HFxRy y pnN,ns ,ns'ofu'
ocI4
~ EtquIrer copy. wv 'A" "AhnAh
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a NHCILAH SAMS.-R Hoe a Cos make. A full sun
ply thess celebrated saws OF all on hand
SAFE on ne best terms We have sold Of thee
1N uurng The last three which has provn
good fact which speaks loudly their unryart aaar a.
u's from distance shall have our most prompt attention
c. j. SINrON co.
CrcnI Sa NInir-
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LEWIS HILL,

n condnues 10 hire out NrTroes y - - $1,000 Wv
once on Governor or isa street, Richmond, va oeit
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or taste, uncontrolled either by his physical
necessities, or his social obligations He alone
is the artist whatever be his manifest voca-
ton, whose action obeys his own internal taste
or attraction, uncontrolled either by necessity
or duty. The action may perfectly consist both
with necessity and duty; that is to say, it may
practically promote both his physical and So
cial welfare but these must not be its ANNA
ting principles, or he sinks at once from the artist
into the artisan. The artisan seeks to gain q
livelihood, or secure an honorable name. He
works for bread, or for fame, or for both to-
gether. The artist abhors these ends, and
works only to show forth that immortal beauty
whose presence constitutes his Utmost soul.
He is vowed to beauty as the bride is vowed to
the husband, and beauty reveals herself to
him, only as he is true to his Utmost SOUL only
as ne obeys his spontaneous taste or attraction.
Now, what l think is, that there are enough
husbands who are following, helter-skelter, all
sorts OF outside forces, and will-o -wisps. II
there is here and there one who goes with dig
nifty, wiscem, and answering purpose, straight
forward in his pursuit whether this is what
we are accustomed to call artistic, literary, pro-
tessional, scientific, mechanical, or agricul.
turai, or what not. he's a true man, and his
wife has reason to be proud of him. They say
that when Prof. Nuttirg is in his studies he
don't known that he has wife, child, or home /;
don't know that the dinner hour will come, in
its time, or that Joint must needs come be-
forehand. They say his wife has to see to him,
and to everything. But she is a proud woman,
among women; for his smiles and attentions,
when they do come, are bright like the sun.
They come straight out of his soul, YOU see,
like all his action, all his expression. l wish
that Julia of yours had refuted the man, with
some such arguments as these. You don't
speak, if halt ever so long, at the end of my
sentences. Is it because you mean shall see
ust how garrulous l am, talking all day, and
hindering you? All, it is l know what the
gathering color means. Don't deny it. Don't
ever say thing that is untrue, to save my
neck. And, above all, don't do it to save me
the reproof that need. i never made such a
long speech to you before, believe; never
will again"
"Oh, l shall want you toll"
"You will? Good, then! / am glad you
will acant me to; but l never will I'm gone
now. Don't make this Fletcher of yours too
excellent a hero. If find that he is over nv
head in goodness and grace, shall think as /
| read, Now, this is what she likes. This is the
kind of man she brings out, when she has a
hand in the affair. She would work me over
after the same ideal, if she could find single
plastic quality in me'")
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CESrREvILLE, WAYNE Co., ND,
To the Editor of the National Era: !.

To the Editor of the National Era:
/ am one of the comparatively few Free Soil
men, vet not uncomfortable in numbers, of this
State who, since the Know Nothing irruption
of 1884, and the consequent decentralization
and final dissolution of the Free Democratic
party of l84s and 1852, up to a quite receat
period, have felt compelled, by sense of duty,
to hold the position Of outsiders y to the lead
ing political organizations of the day. We
could not, Of coarse, support either the cold
Line" Democratic, or the Fusion-K now Moth
ing parties. Hoping, yet fearing, and some
times, confess, almost despairing, we waited,
some of as not very patiently, the dawning of
a better day.
rejoice, however, now to be able to say thA
our fears have been dispelled, and our hopes
more than realized, by the action of that Con.
vention, tat Philadelphia Its platform, ]
think, ought to satisfy any voting Anti-Slavery
man. The candidates, 1 see no reason to doubt,
are true men; and, standing upon that platfortn,
as its representatives, are worthy the support
of all friends of Freedom. Let it therefore, If
possible, only be borne in mind, that now, for
the first time the issue is fairly made between
the two great parties of the country, in Pres
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idential canvass, as to the validity of the prin-
ciple of the Ordinance of 1887. and the dena.
ioralization of Slavery. God grant, that it
ma, be as fairly met at the polls by intelligent
American voters everywherel 1 cannot speak
with respect TO our State ticket; but feel war.
ran ed In saying that the Anti. Slavery men of
Ind ana will be unit next November for
FRrNoNT and DAYTON.
ours, respectfully, Isaac II. JULIAN.
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MATCHES AND LEW ELRY.

NNTE just received an have constantly hand
~ large well selected stock of Fashionable Jewery
omprsng qualities and styles which viii bssold at East
prices. -
ALso-k rocd stock Gold anS Silver Hunting and
Open Watches including few Railroad
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assortment Dawson, Warren Hyde's and j. B. Beers
Gold Pens. in the city
Silver Ware Porte Monies Aecordeons, eight day and
thirty hour Clocks always haAd and for sale at reduced
nees Receiving goods direct the Man
rers able to offer coon ARTICLE
extremely low price: BTfTKoLFF SONS.
je1s Main styses; estY FIEst ana Sse0assr
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HNHsE Machines operate upon an entirely new pripci
They have operation hands families
manufacturers su cientIy long give them
ln1 have given entire satisfaction.
They are very in construction and highly oraamea
py less spicuous position in theshop of the
j. has been object furnish Machine that woud be
appca hle to family well the Ta0rs
Dress and Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
&c We nfiant that N9rhin tt presen
are the best ever offered to the public.
Thousands O families testify to their merits all
kind family sewing while Shirt and Collar MaaHaetu
their superiority all others
their work.
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against
ERNEST SEsPF
Before VIM Kemps Justice f A. poo.. 80 v.nSa.hr~uA
county. md - ~ VI 'He '~Se Va '~AN'-'-
is hereby give1 that day Of July 1883.
MFs OF a lehmept have been Issued by the undersign
ca stlce on the affidavit of s. and other like
inst Ernest Semp and that this cade will stand
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This 4itnert0 intrqetqbo disease, Of spsry form ava

This Hitherto nrGctabto disease, Of eUeTy Jerm GT9
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DR., CAyANAUGH'S PILE SALyE
IA I'LL never fail in giving immediate relief and POSI-
vey curing % the worst I and most obstinate cases 0t
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
elsewhere the Piles and Is the result Of years
patient study apd Investigation. -.
Sufferers Piles remedy at hand which win
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
wthout failure its part to do all the proprietor
directions accompany each box and all
that requisite is strictly to observe the ana cure e
The proprietor following testimonials frem
gentlemen of character and standing who have voluntarily
certificates its favor, in regard to its etcacy In
their Read them.
Richard Yates late member fCongres frsm ths
Springfield (Ill.) district, says 80 - ,o-~
Dr. Thos anaugh-Dear Sir: Tine preparation. Caya
naugh's Pile Salve. which furnished found OF great
invaluable remedy for the Piles
Respectfully, RICHARD YATES.
The following from Rev B. F. BrstOw. is sufhcientrs-
Jacksonville, ILL.,, December Is. 1884,.
Dr. CavanaughI conceive it 20 be duty owe TO the az
fieted make known the valuable virtues ana
efficiency pile Salve." l was for several weeks
sory afflicted with that painful and oahsome disease the
Piles After having exhausted my patenee IN
of cians and others without receiving any
benefit by strong recommendation Of your Salve BY my
friend the Richard Yates. was induced to try it.
eappy saying application of save TOR three
days. perfected al entire cure F. BkfsT6w
Chicago. August 80. 1853.
DR. T. H Cavanaugh, present
Dear Sir: When arrived in this city few days ago.
was suffering intensely with the piles mentioned my con-
dition to you asking advces You your
Pile saying would Itred 1.-THE eheet was
proved in my nYauahle remedy and sure cure for
that disease the Piles and as sq9h Louis G M
E4T Price 81 per box. DR.. T. H. CAVAHAUGA
Sole Proprietor, st. Louis MO-
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