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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-19

lust RECEIVED, SPLENDID ASSORT-
- MENT OF NEW BOOKS, STATIONARY,
FANCY ARTICLES. CoNFECTI0NARIES. To
BACC0, CIGARS, snd DRUGS of all kinds, a:
ROBINS LITERARY DEPOT,
sHHW'S ROW, Clearao!d, Pa.
THE latest publications always on hand, or PRO
cured TO order. Putnam. Cooley, Graham, House
hold Words, Leslic's Fashions, Harper, Peterson.
and all the other Magazines furnished Monthiv
al Publishers Prices.
He woRid especially call the attention OF lovers
of the weed TO his large stock of tobacco and CT
gars, which cannot be surpassed in this region
consisting of the best quality of Natural Leaf"
Black Fat Cavendish ''-~Congress, END
other tobsceos: Havana, Regalia, Principe. Plan
tation, Spanish, Half-Spanish and "a few more
left'' cigars. Aiso good stock Of s'pipss' and
"Ere-cut."
he would also call attention to the fact ths hs
has just opened a large assortment OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND DYE STTEFS
which he viii sell cheaper than any other es,sb-
l;shment IN the County.
THOMAS ROBINS
November Il, 1855.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FeR SALE
" 1he subscriber offers for sale his valuable
River road leading to Lum Der City; said farm CON
tanning lVo acres sixty acres cleared under good
cultivation, the balance well timbored with a
gooo oarn, new plank dwelling house, and good
bearing orchard thereon, and is we'll watered For
further Information enquire of the subscriber liv.
ing on the premises. SIMON THOMPSON.
FebrparY %. 1Sl6-frnE
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NEW HOTEL:-The old SSz5RISs HoUsE,' at
~ EEW WASHINGTON,
has been re-opened and re-ftted by the undersgu-
ed, who respectfully solicits share Of public pat
rousge.
He is well provided with house room and gooi
stalking, snd intends keeping Temperance House.
at which he will always eadeaToE TO mako hia
guests feel at homo. JOHN SHELTER.
August l. 1855. t.
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nRIED PEACHES. of superior quality. for |
- sale at 81 per bushel, at tho chesp cash store
OF feb. Isl +. MOSSOP ,
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THE ALGERISE LAw.--On the 18th inst, Mr..
Souther presented petition to the Senate for
the repeal of the following section of the Act
known here as the seAlgerine Law"
ssSEu. L. That if the parties are unable to
agree upon the amount to be paid, the lumber,
logs, shingles, bolts or timber, shall be deliv-
cred TO the owner, but in such case the owner
or owners of the said lumber, or his or their
agent having charge of the same, shall be liza
bic to arrest on a cGpias aa respondedarn, from
which he shall not be discharged until he or
they shall give bail absolute before the justice
wio shall issue such capias, to pay to the per-
son or persons taking up such lumber, logs,
shingles, bolts or timber, the Judgment that
may be recovered. with costs of suit -
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NEW HOTEL,
At LUMBER CITY.
CLEARFTELD Co., Pa.
TsIHE E-7dersigned would respectfully inform
Il the pnbIfe that he has just opened NEW
HOTEL. at Lumber City. where he is prepared
to entertain all who may give him a call.
Extensive stabIng attached to tho preznises--
attentive ostlsr slways in attendance
J. ". TEN ETCE
Lumber City Dec 1855
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-xTRa FAMILY flour, for GALS eg
X. MERRELb & CARTER
CIearfeId, Pa, Jan. 16, 1855 -

EAMES b. GRAHAM, Dealer in sA9E1 Ed
j AIuWBER. SQUARED TIMBER, SHINGLES.
BOARDS, So. is prepared to FILL on the sno..es' s
,'o,;se ali orders for articles in his line OF bus'-
,oss or as reasonable terms they can be Pro-
cured in the county =. ,ase
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HARRIsBuRe, JANUasr 18TH. 1856
mo THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS oi

CLRARFIELD CoUNTY;-APplicatlon har-
inr becn made by the Board Of Directors OF 8 ms
ioFity of the School Districts in GieaIheid coeniy
stati1S their desire 70 increase tho Salary OF the
County Superintendent of said county, you are 70
speefaiIy requested TO meet in Convention ., es ees
Court House, in CiearaeId, en- Saturday the soa
no9n for the I3nrpose above stated, according to
the terms of the eighth section Of The Snppiement
a The Schoei Law, approved the s:h day OF Aas'
.9tH 70 't'' a G.. CURTIN,
Tsh 1854 Super Of Common; Schools
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ton on this subject, remarked to us that her
countrywomen paid the greatest attention 10
keeping their feet we'll protected-and IN con-
frmation exhibited pair of shoes, Whlch 10
US seemed well calculated for that purpose,
being cork-soled and supplied with good-sized
heel-taps-and yet they were very neat. IL
seems as if q false pride--the vanity OF dis
playing little, contracted feet-(a wag sug-
gests understanding, as being better term,
but we object to its use on this occasion,) pre-
vents many of our ladies from wearing an ar
ticle of Shoes that would in a great degree
protect them from colds and coughs, and that
almost inseparable concomitant. consumption.
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FIRE IN BEcoARIA.-On Monday the 10th
instant. at about u O'Clock NJ, the large dwell
ling and store house of Mr.. John Swan, on
Muddy run, in Beccaria township, was con-
sumed by fire, together with his entire stock
of goods, furniture and whatsoever the build
ing contained. The family, we understand,
were taking their dinner in an apartment at
one end of the house, when the fire broke out
at the other, and before it was discovered had
got under such headway that nothing could be
| rescued from the deyouring element 1t is
supposed that the fire originated at the place
where the stove-pipe passed Though the Sec
ond story floor, which was laid with loose
boards. The loss Of Mr.. Swan will doubtless
| ly be from So 600 to $4,000.
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N W a II ' 4 1.-The ur3e-ci9ueS has
JUS; received large stock Of
NEW GOODS
adapted to the season, consisting Of
Dry GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENSWAEE,
HARDWARE, COEFECTIONARIES,
NAILS. H0LL0W-WARE,
CEDER-WARE,
DO, &c.
JAMES B. GRAHAM
GrahAmton Aug. -. 1855
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C1 Good News for the Ladies' =! !--Open-
ing this morning at N. EZEKIEL'S Cheap store,
400 yards superior new styles Jaconetts and Lawns
to be run of at only nine pence tbs yard; in this
lot are of the finest textures sd good cosrs
aud richly worth from, 20 Is cents the yard, really
cheap $500 yards superior fine Rich Orgsndies and
french Jaconetts, splendid styles and coiors, worth
from IS cents TO 37t, will be of at only shl
Ing the yard Thi. lot 10 well worth the attention OF
purchasers 1000 yards really handsome style Lawns,
which will be off only ii cents the yard, worth
nearly double, together with many other new and
desirable styles of Rosds that we will sell off equally
as cheap to close out the summer stock on hand.
N ELEklEL'S Cheap Store, No. Is,
jy9 Baot and Shoe saloon.
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Dalley's Genuine Pain Extractor
. VA saodae the pain and Inflammation from the SCI
eisest oufna OF scaids in from one to twenty min
aesahd that 1t will heal the wounds without scar
an f snectua'ly cure Fever Sores-Pies-SAlt Rheum
Fn I'm Rneumatism-Sore and Innamed
Syos-Sats- w Wounds Bruses-Old and Inveterate
Surs ''.Scsid head-Corns and Acknowledgements
... -swe!iinss-Felons- -Chilblains of In.
49,, f"eiled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipples -
dipe2s-,snd all other iniiamnatory and cufaneous
naass "here the parts affected can be reached.
q, % ihcfeduious about the many diseases named
Ls by only one thingbut reflect that the few,
pouse properties itch the bailey Ssve alone
ESQ shd as hefetofure enumersted-oue to fuur.-
b.s aeach hot alone the afore-me ntioned diseases
oaI many more Lot enumerated =
DO NOT REGULAR BsED PHYSICIANS PRE.
T,sr.r .sLehEL iEwAaDLY FOR SCORES or BIZ
ron "a cox OF GENUINE DALLEy's PAIN ExrRAc.
~ nas upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with
i,h and HENRY DALEY, Msnniseisrsr. AN
-. s a,i sennterfsit, Price l5 cents per box.
80 Al orders should be addressed TO c. v Click
$50 ~ Barclay street. New York.
w s'e ~hotesaie and ;rstaii by fsssftass 3 sksss
,,,a BENNETT, BEEks & FISHER,
e h6EAfsis 125 Msih stxeet.
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Er Render, are Won subiec

ES Render are you subject to disordered
stomach loss Of appetite, improper digestion, bilious
ness aneuor, any of the other diseases that wear
out the patience destroy the temper and harass tho
minds Of 30 many persons, at this particular season
OF the year! If sou are, and wish to procure speedy
Tellef try BAKERS .RlTTERs the only sure remedy
yet discovered for them. These Bitters are purely
vegetable in their composition, and have proved 80
ehcacioui wherever used that many of tn. best ply
scians IL Virginia recommend them 10 their most
delicate patients. As they have cured thousands of
other persons, why should you hesitate to try them
Ih- price Is only 80 cents per bottle
for sale by al the principal druggists in the city
OF Richmond and elsewhere iy Is
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BY taodasn q Appcrson.
TREsTEEs, SALE vK vALUABL

yTyKESTEES, SALE Ok VAIUAuIR
i REAL ESTATE, AT ROCKETTS.1Byy irtue
of two Deeds of Trust from Jno. R. Blankinshin and
wife-the first bearing date on the Sd August 1884 I'd
r. w. Flouruoy. Trustee and the last dated losh No.
vember, 1856 the subscribers win sell at public suc
ton, on MONDAY. 2lst of July 1856, ut O'clock p.
M {f fair; If mot the next fair day) the prone
conveyed BY ssid Deeds being the recently oc.
cupied by said Blankinshp fronting 50 feet ON Hook
etts street, land corner with Elm street) runnina
hack to Poplar street, with the store and dwelling
and other improvements thereon.
Terms made known on day of sale. a
R. w. FLOURNOY, lm
PARKE POINDEXTER trustees.
Sale conducted 81 GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
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~ To the Members Of the Homestead
CoMPAAY.-An amendment to the Bylaws will be
acted upon at the next regular meeting at their of.
hce: on lth street, under Messrs Lee d Baiiey's
The Members are requested to be present at
o'clock pu ctually. WM. T. ALLEN,
jy Is. t2lst Secretary
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~ Osborne,s new onster
BROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES are now
taken at this size Skylight Gallery urpsss
anything in this Part of the country. Come and see
for yourselves. We prepared to put up ILLNESSES
in every known style of Art. Now on hand Morocco,
Velvet Pearl Sh III, Union Papier Machie and Jewel
Gold Locketts and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Also AmbrotyHe and Daguerreotype stock and mate
rails at wholesale couatry operators at New York
prices. OSBORNE'S Gallery,
my Is SIGN of thu Flags
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE...On the
18Th August next the prenaises will be cold 1t
on Bsnnister river, in tire county Of Halifax, one
mile from turn out on the Richmond and Oanyiile
Railroad
The tract contains seven hundred and twenty acres
Of land eff which two hundred and ninety pcres are
best river low grounds forty acres creek nat and the
balance fair high land The land II well watered,
with timber on It sufficient for al plantation pur-
poses IL has all the farm buildings usually seen
tobacco farms
A. persons desiring to purchase viii probably see
the land for themselves / deem farther description
unnecessary.
he terms will be: One-fourth cash, and the bal
ance payable in three years, with interest from date
PAYABLE annually; bonds 70 be secured by decd Of
trust ON the land. THOMAS BRUCE.
IL t9---d&wtA
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- mhNT~-xAW.tNO IN HONIS 0F 1HE NIGH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG and POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing % Interest Of
per cent the principal redeemsbls in 1878 aud con-
vsrtble into stock Of the Company ct the pleasure at
the holder Tho subssribsn authorized TO receive
until the 10th day Of 1uly next, when the will
be opsned, sealed proposals. for the whole, or any
portion( OF the loan OF 4200 CO., authorized by the
Stockholders Of the Richmond, FrederickshurE and
Potomac Railroad Conpanya at their late annual meet
Ing. No bill will be consideled less rate than
par and TO such extent they may be accepted bid
ders will receive the bends Of the company, payable
on the Let Of July, 1875 bearing interest Of per
cent, payable 1t the office Of the cons
pany In the city Of Richmond, and convertible as tho
pleasure of the holder into stock of the company.
For tho information Of the public, IL 10 deemed
proper to state that By the express provisions Of the
charter Of the company, oil dividends upon ts stock
and all profits arising from its work, are exempted
from any tax Whatsoever; and ~ during the whole
period of its operatious-now than tw enty years
--the average of dividend earned asd paid BIZ the
company has exceeded per cent, after deduction
of every item Of expenditure in the way Of working
expense and interest," it IL reasonable To infer that
Sith the expenditure of the loan authorized In the
further improvement Of their work. the stockholders
will receive greatly increased return upon their in
vestment and consequently afford to the purchasers
Of the bonds offered strong inducement for the
conversion Of the Same into stock Of the company.
For the terms of the loan and any further Informs
ton in regard to the condition Of the company and
the undoubted security of the loan now offered apply
to the undersigned. RO. H. MAURY CO.
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pIg III you have seen any of JOhns0n's
.if ~ CENT or DOLLAR PIcTUREs, ycu will 10 to
aia DSsuerreotype Wagons corner 7th and Broad
ana get one or two Licensees to give to your
mlehas They are In the best STYLE aud larger than
So' Gag get elsewhere. JOHNSON himself is ope-
20 hs 10 These wagons. Nos and 10. he has been
Spout Twelve years in the business.
Jy I-I51*
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4 SkAllS Alum SPRINGS, CrmiG County
~ VA.-The propnetors of these Springs, which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable
putaton in the counties surrounding them have been
induced TO put the water in barrels for the convent
ence of invalids in other sections.
For the present, the price IL fixed st . which
barely covers cost OF barrellng and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol-
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper, leading and we'll
known physician In Botetour county, il selected from
many Of equal responsibility and force
fINcAsTLE, BoTETouRT Co., VA,(
July 25th, 1855.
Having been called on by the propretors of the
"Crag Alum Springs" to express my opinion of it,
medicinal virtues hereby state that have examin-
ed the analysis OF the water (made by Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia and believe it well adapted to cure dis
requiring tonic alternative action the sys-
tenn; and further state that have known sse rs-
markable cures effected by its In s:rofulous aes.
lions and diseases Of the digestive organs
Samuel N. CARPER, NJ D.
The water has been analysed BY Professor Boothe
Of Philadelphia, who says.
IA mineral spring of such richness and quality a.
the analysis indicates will prove valuable aid to the
physician lts position in the healthy mountain re-
gon of Virginia, about equi-distant from many of the
sulphur and other well known springs Of the State
confer higher value upon the Sulphated Cbsybiate
of Craig county. Very respectfully,
Eruptive diseases, arrangement of the liver, dys.
pepGa, &c. have yielded to the power of this water,
and prove its efficacy whereverit has been tried.
This very valuable water IL for sale in barrels at
PURCELL LADD & CO., Druggists,
NO 29-dsif Agents fer the Proprietor.
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DUBLIC SALE OF MOST VALUABLE
i TAVERN PROPERTY AT LOUISA COURT
HOUSE, VA viii be sold on MONDAY, the 18th
day of August to tine highest bidder. without
that most valuable and well known TAVERN, at
Louisa Court House, together with some two hun
dred acres of land.
This properly i one of the most valuable Tsysrns
in Eastern VirEinia possessing advantages which
but few other Locations do The buildings being
large and roomy. with various offices or cottages
nected making 1t peculiarly adapted to tho reception
of boarders during the summer. IL being situated
Immediately upon ths Virginia Central Railroad 60
miles Northwest of Richmond, and within IA miles
of Gsrdonsvile, the Junction Of thcA Alexandra
twice day in each direction. The Dining Rssm,
Bar, Yard and Stables being sbundanAly supplied
with the best spring water, which, aIse, may be con-
veyed to every room about the premises-Bath
hsuses about being erected IN the yaras for The
commodatisn 81 the visitor together with many other
advantages renders IL a. desirable property any
east of the Blue Ridge.
Terms -One-fourth on Int October, remainder in
four equal instalments of I, q and4 years. bearing
interest.
At the Same time, will be sold various houses and
lots, consisting of dweilinga stores, shops &c.
Aiso lots containing fron 40 to 10 acres EACH of
very valuable land, all adjoining the village, which
contains three handsome churches.
LOUISE Court House 10 we'll known ~ being one o.
the business and greatest trading localities in
virsin,a it il surrounded By the best society and
TERMs.-One. third cash; balance In l, 2 and s
years interest from date. These lots will be sold
with restrictions other lots sold at the place
Sale to commence at o'clock.
WIN. HENDERSON,
r. w. DUDLEY.
J. C. CAMMACK.
Sale to be conducted BY &c. CAam.cK and WIN
HENDERSON - s. ~ S---dStawGcfds
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a Fletcher's Hair Tonic Is ono of the
was invented for the Hair Its soothing and pene-
tratng effects are wonderfully and perceptibly felt,
insomuch that the general exclamation is 'Oh what
delightful article Fetcher's Hair Tonic Isl" and its
benefits are unequalsd by any other preparation 1t
perfectly eradicates dandru from the scalp; it speed
lily stops the hair from falling off it makes the coarses
hair soft and plant and the redest hair by the use of
few bottles is changed to beautiful dark brown
Nor 10 there any preparation that 10 equal to
Fletchers in dressing hair. One or two applica-
tions week being sufficient to keep it in healthy
condition
1t is sold by the principal Druggists in the city and
country, and for SALE Wholesale and retail by the
manufacturer, JOHN B. JOHNSON
jos 10th st.. between Main and Cary.
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EWAmerican Hotel, stanton, Virginia
A. N. BRECKENRIDGE l. CO, Promotions
JOSEPH N. WOODWARD, (Iate of the Woodward
HOUSE, Superintendent. jel4-dSm
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~ johnson, inimitabIe Cutter of Hafr
aud Whiskcrs, 10th ST., between M ain and Cary -
Pa tlcuIar attention paid to Dressing, curling and
shamp )onng the Hair.
nfsiible Tonic to grow thu Harlan instantane ous
Dye for beautiful back or brown. jyl5
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re- PeGrIy white ft eth, sound and healthy
gums and perfumed breath can be obtained by the
uss of DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. 1t arrests
decay prevents the formation OF tartar and hardens
the gums 1t is Invaluable q wash for all affections
Of TIL throat and mouth. Used and recommended as
superior any dentifer known by DR. VIM, b. Plea
siuts, Richmond; Robert Earlee, nj. d., Lyr chburg:
B. Cosby Petersburg Mann, M. D., Charles
ton, s. C; w. S. Francis. M D., Mobile and hun.
drsds CT others. For sale by all druggists.
SIN
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" DR.. Burweil has removed his office TO
the Office formerly occupied by DR.. Crenshsw, Eagle
Square, over The store of Parker, Eimmo L Co.
ia9n
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I'm SATURDAY, 18th fnstant. at 10
O'CLOCK, q the lot near the City Gas WORKS. and
nesry 20 fesr OF my store, win sell several Saddle
RoCKAWAY AND cART.-Also, ONE lisht Rack.
away and Hsnen suitabls for physician; one large
jy 10 $3.50 r. CA11THORN
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BY Taylor &C WilliamA.

TRUST SALE OF kEAL KSTATE IN
i THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.
Pursuant to tho provisions of two dseds Of trust,
executed to us by a. w Lambert and wife 70 secar:
advances and loans made TO him by the MechanicS
Building Fund As.ociation Of the city Of Richmond
both OF which deeds are recorded In the clerks Office
Of the Richmond Hastings Court, one deed dated
January Path, 1855. conveying two lots On Navy
BiiL esch fronting 81 feet Third street., running
back hundred and twenty-five feet to an alley IS
feet wide Of them being 1t the corner OF Sd and
Baker Streets and the other adjoining IL on each Of
which lots there i frame house and the other decd
dated Oct s, 1885, conveying. lot Of land (wish .
frame tenement thersopl in the city Of Richmond, ON
the eastern side Of Third street, onting on Third -
% feet, less, and running back one hundred
and thirty feet SHALL obedience to the direc-
ton Of the 6osrd Of Directors Of the aforesaid As.o-
clarion on THURSDAY, the Gath dsy Of Jniy, 1856,
at6oclock H., upon the premises sell TO the hieh-
bidder, for cash, the property described in the
shove mentioned Deeds
Fv SUTTON, IL.
CHAS. ANDERSON, Trustees.
CHAS. e. ELLETT,
sale conducted By TAYLoR WfLLIAMs, Auets
j - q
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q Hair Cutting.-.To strangers visiting
the city and citizens: If you wish to get your Hair
cut in The latest and most becoming style, would
advise you to call on HOBSON at his Hair Cutting,
Shaving, shampooing and Bathing room, under the
American Hotel. Entrance on 18th street.
NIB. Whiskers Dyed either Black OF Brown color.
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e The Great Russian Remedy..-ProB Be.
no rUsLico.-"Every mother should have box in
dren.n
RcppINe's RUSSIA SALvE.-Itisa Boston remedy
Of thirty years standing, and recommended by ply.
scians 1t IL sure and speedy for Burma Piles
Bos corns, Felons, Chiiblains, and Sore. Of every
kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch, Scald Head, Net
tie Rash, sunions Sore Nipples Recommended by
nursesl Whitlows Sites, Testers, Flea Bites Spider
Stinga Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Laps, Sore Nose Warts and Flesh Wounds,
It'll "a most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by Thousands who have used in the city
OF Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
NO instance will this Salve do injury interfere
with phyGcians prescriptions 1t is made from the
pure.t materials from recipe brought from Russia
OF articles growing in that countryend the proprie
tors have letters from all classes, clergymen, phys
Clans sea captains, and ethers who have used
1t themselves and recommend it to Others.
keddings Russia Salve il put in large tin boxes
stamped On the cover with picture Of horse and
disabled soldier which picture il also engraved
the wrapper. Price IS cents box
Sold at all the stores in town or country or may be
ordered Of any wholesale druggist.
REDDING CO., Proprietor,
No. 8 State st.. Boston.
:" BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents fog
Richmond. fe 12-d6m
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q Board of Trade Of RtchmOnd...
HoRAcE L. KENT, Prest. Z. B. BENTLEY, Treas'r
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary. l
Committee of arbitration.
WILLIAM s. DOMAIN, Chairman.
LARKIN w. GLAzEBRooK, JAMES B. DuPuY,
DAVID CURRIE, L. D. CRENsHAw
INV -ta