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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-25

NOTICE.-Tn the Orphans Court of Clearfeld
" County. In the matter of the Estate of Gar
la1d Irwin, dec 4. Tie undersigned, appointed
by the said court al their Term of Jan 1851 TO
make distribution of said Estate appoints Friday
the 18th of February inst TO attend to the duties
OF said order of Court at the Office of NJ A Frank
Esq, IN Clearheld, where persons interested may
attend. ALEXANDER IRWIN
Feb II. 1857 Auditor.
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A DMINISTRATOR,s NoTICE-Le

a UWINISTRATOR'S NOTICE--Letters
n OF Administration on the estate of John Ad-
-GeTson- late of Pike township, Clearfeld courtv
Pa. deceased. having been granted TO the sutscri-
Der, all persons indebted to the said estate are
requested 70 make immediate payment ana N ose
having claims or demands against the same will
present them, properly authenticated for settle
ment. JOHN L, REX ASn7t-istra.o-
Feb !, lSJ6-6t-p New Miliport
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The KANSAS REsoLUTIoNs.-The resolutions
which have been for a season before the House
at Harrisburg but which are now consigned to
the tombs Of the Capulets, have in the course
of the discussion growing out of them, and the
final vote upon them developed new chapter
in the history of the so-called Democracy in
the State. 1t is not necessary for us or for
any one to enter into that history in detail. 1t
has been enacted before our eyes within the
last six months, and every man of observation
has been able to draw his own infereuces. We
heard Bigler, when he declared he had scame'
here to plead the cause of free-soil; and John
Van Buren who with rubicund face and s.jolIy
red nose'' assured the democracy" amid
much applause that he held the same views as
touching the question of slavery extension
which he had contended for in 1913. From
every stump in e:the infected districts of this
State we heard or read of the speeches of the
champions of democracy" proclaiming that
they were the Free Soil men and the Republi-
cans but pretenders. Aye, they were in favor
of free Kansas and free soil everywhere. And
who can dispute successfully the fact that IL
was by these assertions and statements, they
succeeded in keeping under the party lash and
between the party traces enough of the honest
and confiding men of the party to drag into
the Presidential chair, the candidate Mr.. Bu-
chanan ? The majority of the House at Har-
risburg was elected with the words ssFree
Kansas" upon their lips, and but fairly in
their seats when they vote down resolution
expressing an opinion favorable to it.-Puts-
burgh Gaeette.
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a DNIINISTRAToR,S NoTICELet

"A ~ .'IS hAI oR - NJ o1ISI.-letIers
"a OF Administration the Estate of James
Sharp, late Of Pike township, CleaTfeld county,
Pa, deceased, having been granted to the under
signed; all persons indebted said estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present them,
properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN PATTON, Administrator.
Feb 4, lS57-6t-p Curweasville
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THASKs.-Geo. B. Goodlander, Esq, of the
Board Of Revenue Commissioners at Harris
burg, will please accept our thanks for favors
forwarded. Also-Messrs. Souther, Blaine,
Bsckus, and others, of the Legislature.
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INVEST BRANCH FIRE INSURANCE COM
w PANY, LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO. PA
CdPITdL, $500 00O
lnsures Detached Buildings Stores Merchandise
and other buildings and their contents
DIRECTORS:
Hon John j. PeaTce, Hon. g. C. Harvey
John b. Hall, 7. I. Abrams,
Charles A Mayer, D. X Jackmar.
Charles Crist, W. White,
Peter Dickinson, Thomas Kitchen.
Hoy- g. c. HARVEY, PREs'r
Thcs. Kitchen, Sec'y. T. T Abrams Vice Pres't
The undersigned having been appointed a.
gent by this company gives notice that be will
insure Buildings of every description. Goods &c
on the most reasonable terms. This COMPANY is
IN prosperous condition. and meets all demands
promptly. The capital stock of the company is
SlO0,e00 with privilege of increasing to S3ac.Ooe
A. NJ. M0NTELIUS.
Curwensville, Pa; Aug. 20, lS56-6mp
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PROBABLE DEATH OF DIR. KANE.

Intelligence has been received in Philadel-
phia, by Judge Kane, the father of DR.. Kane,
which leaves but little doubt that ere this the
spirit of the accomplished and intrepid Arctic
navigator has passed from time to eternity
Mr. Henry Grinnell, of New York, has also re-
ceived the same sad intelligence in despatch
from Mobile. This despatch states that on the
18th the Doctor was still alive, but could not
last through the day be was in his right mind,
and had just bid his friends and countrymen
an affectionate farewell. This is sad news in
deed, and we are confident the whole civilized
world Will mourn the early death of our distin-
guished countryman. ELISHA KENT KANE was
born in Philadelphia, in 1922. He received
his classical education at the University of
Virginia, and his medical education at the T.
niversity of Penns ylvania, where he graduated
as doctor of medicine in 1S43. Soon after
receiving his degree he was appointed surgeon
to the first American mission to China. He
travelled extensively in China, the East Indian
Archipelago, British India, and Egypt. After
his return to the United States from these ad-
ventures, he next sailed for the West Coast of
Africa, and visited the slave factories from
Cdpe mount 10 lne river bOnny. OurlnS the
war with Mexico in 1S47, he visited that coun-
try, and performed perilous service in bear
| ing President Polk's dispatches to General
Scott. On the return of peace he was assign
ed to the Coast Survey under Professor Bache,
and was at work in the Gulf of Mexico, when
the liberalty of Mr.. Grinnell stimulated the
| Government of the United States to send the
| first American expedition in search of Sir John
| Franklin. DR.. Kane Immediately volunteered
his services, and was accepted as the senior
surgeon. His .sPersonal Narrative' Of this
cruise was published in 1852. Before it was
completed for the press, he had effected his
/ arrangements for the last Arctic expedition
appropriating to this cherished object his own
| pecuniary resources, as well as drawing large
| ly on those of Mr.. Grinnell and several of the
! scientific institutions of this country. The
history Of that expedition and the remarkable
discoveries to which ii led arc now before the
country. They constitute in themselves an
impershable monument to DR.. Kane's fame.
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~The Grand Jury of New York City have
found true bills against Mrs. Cunningham and
Mr.. Eckel, charged with the murder of DR..
Burdeil
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-25

Missouri POLIrICs.-In the House of Repre-
sentatiyes Of Missouri, on the afternoon of the
28th January, Mr.. Darnes offered resolution
declaring the emancipation of the Slaves in
the States, unjust to the shareholders. Mr..
Reid, the commander of the Ruffian army
which burnt Ossawattomie, made speech de-
nouncing the introduction of the resolution as
designed only to get up discussion which
would be injurious to the State. Having used
some menacing language towards Mr.. Darnes,
the latter responded that he could be found at
his hotel, etc. Mr.. Reid retorted that he ought
to have been in the penitentiary before he
fought the great battle of Ossawattomie. Mr..
Ried then walked down the aisle, seized Darnes
down. Darnes got up and raised a tumbler to
throw at Reid, who drew his bowie knife and
attempted 10 rush upon his victim, but was
prevented. No notice of this affair was taken
by the House. In the joint session of the Le-
gislature, just previous to this,a long discus
sion had taken place on emancipation. One
of the anti-Benton speakers said that many of
the members of his party were emancipation
lists. The st. Louis Leader, the anti-Benton
State organ, endorses this and says there is no
inconsistency in it. Senator Price, leading
anti-Benton man, also endorsed IT in his place
IN the State Senate. 1t thus appears that the
emancipation party OF Missouri, is much lar
ger than has been generally supposed.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-25

BSCYHus P. LANE was arrested at Cleve-
land, Ohio, on the 2lst, on charge of swind-
ling the Geauga Bank. All his swindling op-
erations reach from s2oo, 900 to $500, 900.
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& UEL JOHN sTo \

- VI L Il l. o III \ STO y d,
- BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER
would respectfully inform the citizens of Clear
held that he has opened shop in '-Shaw's Row =
IN the room recently occupied by z. Short; IS a
Boot and Shoe shop where he is at all times ready
70 Gut Hair IN the NEST fashionable style and d.
Shaving IN the most scientific manner. shampoo
ming a,so performed He solicits the patronage of
the public Jan. I. 1857.
He also keeps on hand cosmetic for rern0T;-S
dandrutf. which receives the highest praise OF all
who use it.
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Marietta, February !. I857-2m.


MA / II o c s .
w CkeayfeIi. Pa
The undersigned respectfully announces to the
public that he has leased the above Hotel in Clear
field borough, and that he is prepared to accom-
modate all who may favor him with their custom
His house Is commOiioUs and convenient s-,d his
table shall be supplied il the best manner posi-
bic, No effort will be spared to render general
satisfaction By strict attention 20 business and
10 the wants and comfort of his guests, he eIpeets
10 secure liberal share Of patronage
febli-'54 DAN NJ WEAVER
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-25

WRecent intelligence from Nicaragua
States that Walker has met with new success
ses. Several bodies of the allies has been
driven back by him.
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- a. H AFF NE r

~ A. s c II A FF n E R.
y. LUMBER MERCHANT. MARIETTA
Of tke firm Of Lindsey g,ld .SchaF1sr,
N b r spectors.
respectfully offers his services TO the Timber zen
OF the West Branch in the spring TO take charge of
the Timber Of those who are desircus of returning
home and to their business again. From his knowi
edge OF the business he feels confident of being
able 10 obtain the highest market rates of all coz.
signmentS entrusted 10 him Ali attention paid to
Timber LETT to his care after the spring business
As for reference would refer TO
JAMES B. GRAHAM, Esq WA. POWELL.
Cot. JOHN PATcHES
Marietta Fehrl1arv 1870,
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DySpeaker Taggart, Senators Sellers and
Jordan, and. Secretary Curtin, are named for
the Governors Chair. If General Packer is
she Administration candidate, give Colonel
Curtin the Stump against him.-Looisbure
Chronicte.
So say we. Let Curtin and Packer stump
the State, and we will have no fears of the re-
suit, A few such speeches as Gen. Packer
made at this place last fall will settle him L.
Bellefonfe Whig.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-25

EeEMOVAL. 4 JOSHUA S. JOHNSON.
IA CABTNET MIXER
has removed his shop to the new building of John
Iroutman, on Market street where he will keep
on hand or manufacture to order, lof superior
hnlshsl every variety Of Rouseh Old and Kitchen
FL aalT nE,
such as Tables Bureaus, Safes, Stands Cupboa-as
Sofas, Bedsteads, &c, Of every style and varsity
which he viii dispose of at cheap rates as any O.
ther establishment of the kind in the county.
Call and examine his furniture. and Judge for
yourselves Of its quality and finish.
JOSHUA s. JOHNSON.
Clearfeld. Pa. December II. 1856.
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noC TOR KE LIN

II o 4 Il o x X e L n S
~ CANCER INSTITUTE,
For the Treatment of Cancers Tumors, Wens
Ulcers, Scrofula, any Growth or Sore. Chronic
Diseases generally, can be cured If curable) with
out surgical operation poison. For all partieu-
lars write state diseases plainly. and enclose twen
ty-fve cents for advice. All letters must have =
postage stamp enclosed to prepay answer. Med
icine can be sent any distance. Address
G. l. KEELING, NJ. D
Meehanicsburg. Cumberland Co Pa.
- HeehaniesbUTg Is miles from Harrisburg,
on the G. '. Railroad, and accessible from all
parts of the Union.
Cid and young, poor and rich, come alive vii:
d. you good.
"a To those afflicted who cannot visit me per-
sonally, will send, per mail, receipt of S5.ee
only. Recipe to prepare Medicine, with full di-
rections for use, 1e. State ali particulars. Ad-
dress "a above February IS. I557-6u
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" f " ID u Z B RG INS..
On the Third of March, 1851 at 10 O'Clock
4 NJ: viii be sold at public sale, ut the premises
Of Rudolph Litz, Sr., in Boggs township, in Clear
field county,
Horses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs,
Grain of all kinds. Hay and Straw
Grain in the ground, Bacon, Honey
and Bees, &c. &C.
ALSO, farming utensils, such as
Plows, Harrows, Wagons,
Sleds, Dearborn, Log chains,
ard other things useful on farm, be-
sides household furniture of all kinds.
Come one and all. TERss made known on day
Of sale JOHN LITZ
DAVID LI1Z.
Jan. p 1887. Agents &c, for r. Litz, Sr
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ENOR SALE-Va1a4s51e Real Estate an BEL
n ToscaS6ip.-1he subscriber offers for sal.
his valuable farm in. situate in Bell township,
Clearfeld county. lyiag the River, miles r.
bove Magees Mills. containing one hundred ana
thirty eight and 81 perches; seventy acres or
which are cleared and in good state Of cul.iya
tion, and the balance well timbered. having there
on three dwelling houses, large frame barn and
outhuildings, two bearing apple orch ards and i
well watered good title will be given cnd ..yT~-
made easy. For Jurther particulars :nouir eos tha
subscriber, INovl9-3ml JOHN NEAVER
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GA i q Y All persons are cautsssa :,
~ gainst meddling with the following
now in possession of Wm Curry Sr ar9
Curry. Of rrax township as the same h.,., Il
me and only left with the said Carr : ~. =,
One bay Horse. oue bay Mare. ,4a. = rr.l \ -,
Two sets Of Haraess, and To Cows
o. IL d. par"
cnrsensyilie Dec. 10 1876 JAM i.77-.,n
0NE boIBLE PLEASURE sLFFafi--fis.e.
~ by An NILE
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.5sS1 -e.a 8 = HAMS and shtaiisssat
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22
MORE V A RI L L | Z S !!

MUST RECEIVED-USEFUL As WELL AS
ay ornamental.
White Lead and other Paints,
Boiled OIL and Tutpentine,
Brushes all kinds,
pnrmonnaies md Purses,
Ronks and stationery, Rugs and Mating, sc &c.
Washington Block, Myers street, three doors tkom
Montgomery.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22
Orleans Hotel,
Montgomery street, above Downer.
JOHN W. Miller. Proprietor.

- HAVING PURCHASED and now opened
Il ,A the above house takes this method of inform
haIh ing his friends and the public generally, that
he is prepared TO accommodate all that may favor
hun with their patronage, IN the most comfortable
manner Having been al Il considerable expense in
re- fitting and relurnishng the house, he hatters him
self that it will compare favoraby with any in the
country and he hopes by strict attention TO the wants
of his guests, 10 receive liberal share Of patronage.
Oroyille. Jsuuary 7, 1857. jy7u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22

The stockholders OF the South Feather Water Com-
pany are hereby notified, that the meeting called a.
above is adjourned Ia Monday. F0D 9th. lrj7 al Il
O'Clock, noon tor lhe election of Trustees To serve The
ensuing year. J. ARkEN MASON >ec'y
January 1857 iyj-Iw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22
NOTICE

TENHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the South Feather
II Water Company are hereby notified. that the
annual meeting "t lhe Company wul tee held ut the
Office. at FOrhestOwn, the first Muuday in January
1857, at IL O'Clock. noon
}. WARREN MASON, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22
Bear it in Mind!

THNHAT ALL THOSE who wish To purchase Gro
u ceries. Provisions. or Hardware, viii hnd il 10
their interest to call at he Fire proof Brick store
opposite the Daily Butte Record Office, Myers street
do J. N. CLARK x BRO.
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AUOEI0N sALss.



y 0eaals = Appossee.
H9U9k AND III On JACK nOr sr
- 81 -. A1HEr-Will Be- soid % WEDNEenxY''
. ~ ysessfy H. % ths prsmioes. soa,.
Framed fsasnsns thsreon, % ~ ~ - .. ~
!eeeec1 street, near b II. Winanps ruuiSs.n 49,
NJ NJ net rnunine boek lo6 feet g = M. A1ess
Tsaae-Ons-en1rd eashy balaneo 6 seai
for neeotiable netss. interest s1dol esss,sS ~ ~
s.se dssd The ssHss fcr lss7to b la1 81 ths -.
POSTPONEMENf In eonssq.ssss es.s Acsss.
the above sale wss poetpousd 70 sAfUaD1Y ~
24th, 1887 ct the ssre hsur -
jag oODDIN ArPERsoN. A.ss.
SHERIfF,s sALE.--WiIl be SOLD, far
Ocssh, ON the Goth day ofths present month, iJsn
the previous sale took place, Steam Engine and
Saw MILL to be sold at the cost and risk Of Thomas
Peyton, he having become the purchaser 1t Z saIe
made on the 22d day Of December 1885, at the price
of four hundred dollars cash, and having failed 60
comply with the terms of said sale after having been
notified 90 to do.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
j. l0--2tawtd Late Sheriff of Henrico.
THE above advertisements, as far as 1t
i concerns me, II false.
ia 1S-2sawtd T. ]. PEYTON
THE above advertisement is TRUE, as
shall be prepared to prove, at the proper time,
by several gentlemen of Henrico-every one OF
whom IL equally respectable and worthy of credit
as 7. J. Peysom.
OSTrONEMENT.-The above sale il postponed
to WEDNESDAY, January 49, when it will take
place without limit reserve.
jail H.
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sPEUlAu. NorIpen.

- A Fortune Of 600, eco 4,
70 b he'd B, n.lina he small sam Of
0l0lt! - -
. ewAN,s LoTfERY,
Prise Of e60,0oo.
Prize Of e26o00!!!
Prize OF ol0000!!,
2Prixes Of t1O0U Z.
2Prixes Of $4,000!
2Prisss Of el,ooo!..
&c. he. he
MORE rHAs oNe PRIZE TO EVERY rgH TICKETS
Whole Tickets ei6-Halyes Ra-Quarters So
Eighfhs %
Address orders for Tickets to
8. SWAN q CO., Atlanta, Ga, or
8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
for particulars. see scheme in another column.
ia 17-dsj:9
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whitehurst's gallery no. S Mb

81 HsTREtr'P HoTo6R AfHs AND
RoTYPEs.-Deterrnined to es .s Iepu.
tsao. ,os to this Gallery. have made prepa-
one fT tskins Photographs In style not surpass
the aon H Ia ,Ss s,..;s e,,s5
teI'Nss !, mi. country feel that can give Am.
..s.f.c,ion to The most fas.dious taste Having
p.S.s III SERVICES OF an artist, design introduc
ne Photographs oolored in oil and water eolors-
M 10 nrnenrsd in any Northern city. Ambrotypes
80 10 the finest style, from one dollar up Call
'ston ~ "0 ALBERT LlTCH,
ha Him. Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

A ssIGNEE,S SALE OF TIN THOU.
n SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF WATCHES
AND JEWELRY AT AUCTION.-fn eomplianee
m "a on THURSDAY morning, Let Of January, ct
~ oSlock to close out the large and extensive stock
OF Wstenes and Jewery Just received, among which
may Dc found splendid Gold English Hunting Watch.
es Gold Cylinders and Detached Levers; English eil.
Yer Levers Also, large and beautiful lot of Plated
Watches Of all grades. Also, handsome lot of Fob
vest ana Guard Chains Also, splendid assor. rent
OF Ladie? Cameo, Gold Stone and Mosaic setts, to.
eether with large and extensive ssortn emit of Gold
Pins; Ear Rings; Bracelets; Cuff Pins Lockets; Pen.
ellis, 80.
Strangers visiting the city would do we'll 70 attend
our sales a. the stock will be sold out to the hieest
represented or the money refunded Immediately.
~ Sale to take place every morning ct 10 eieioek
and at O'Clock in the evening, until further notice
amount months, for approved endorsed negotiable
paper. LARUS SEINE. Aucts
desc IA Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

E' bad Colds are now prevalent and If
not checked in time, may end in pneumonia or con,
10 BAKERS BiTTERS as of our readers wiIl find,
on giving them trial The proprietor is in receipt
OF certificates voluntarily given by of the most
respectable citizens of Henri;o, Hanover and Rich.
mond city, who have cul ed the worst colds and most
pslnfa coughs by the Of these BIrrERs, when
al other remedies had failed. When used msrning
aud night they prevent colds by creating ratul al
Circulation Of the blood and are a sure remedy for
night s~eats aad cold feet. Composed entirely of
vegetable properties they may be used at all
snd ~ Oil sexes with entire immunity. Price so
cents per bsttle.
10 be hadof ell the principal Druggists in the city
OF Richmond and elsewhere
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

TThe large and new NJ on ster
6KYLI6HT is NOW COMPLETED, and AM
BROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPESa are now
taken at this monter size Skyght Gallery to surpass
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, She'll Union, Pspier Machie and Jewel
Gold Lockets, and Gold Pins designed for pictures.
Also Ambrotype and Daguerreotype stock and mate
rails at wholesale to country operators, at New York
prices. OSBORNES Gallery,
my Is Sign Of the Flags.
a Board Of Trade Of Richmond...
HORACE L. KENT, Prest Z. B. BENTLEY, Treas'r.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee of Arbitration.
WILLIAM 8. DOMAIN, Chairman.
LARKIs w. GLAzEBRooK, JAMES B. DuPyY,
DAVID CURRIE, LII CRRNsHAN
H-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

W brnndreth's Pms. 80 The weak, the
."hshnpnVe rheumatic cosve, bilious and delicate,
nlsef some days use, will find renewed strength and
ne pervaae every organ of sheir frames
1EetY eoss makes the blood purer. The neryes
gunence In the arteries and terminate in the vein.
sneas rills a. first effect upon the arterial
oooa increasing the circulation By which m pu,itie s
pr asposted In tho veins and they throw of such
ooue'sona INTO tbs bowes, which organ, by the en-.
ely derived from Brandrsth's Pills, expels them
o,un tue systenn When first used the pills may oc-
.a"on snping and even make the patient feel worse;
Sn must Do borne with for the GOOD to come after.
1aras no great good ia often achieved without some
In ls attainment, and this ru lie applies to the
49, Of health These symptoms only occur
wmole 'ne body has long Struggled under load OF
IMPURE tenseious humos. consecutive use for a
sYs,t sSaa WIN ,.'fy the most unbeisvns of the
90 carefully studied. If understood and foliowed
euT.d h ana vgor wil in msjoy of cases, be se.
'" ssG ny The use of Brandreth's Pills
11a ~ 20 cents per bsx az AS Canal strset Rrap
Ise n nollsa'ns, New YORK; by r w Dyott Sons,
RRANCH ~ seGona street. Phiadslphia by NJ
~ a NCh no l., East Main street, Richmond Va.
'"1 oy medicine dealers generally de 2-sm
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.pE.,IAL NOTICES

-,.,~.,,~> =. s.r the Cold weather. Meme
~ "" Wooien scarfs ,,,.
Flush sna .nS Mens' Plush lined Gloves
Lsd'es .nS Msus' Wooden and silk Shirts and
pT'sres BLANKETS, all grades ,u
emo 20 a, ard Woolaa hose and ho'e
REQ ard White Flsnne"
Servants Bisnse" ppIcr wATKIN8.
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M Noficf -ACCOHhtHHt' HsCpt "HU wi
I'D ,. WooTroN would respectfully in
- citizens of Richmond and the public gene
u tbst he IL now prepared to keep and balance
DaI, n1sie of bills do writing by the job; will
-, nav particular and prompt attention to COLLECT
~. house rents negro hires and collecting generally
sa.Trity will be given for promptness and correct
ss,, 70 those who patronise him.
HIs ofsoe 10 one door below the corner OF cover
%, and franklin streets, short distance above the
n n 81. Hotel js9-dlmS