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fEuekwoo6's.

it.. Mustard, eassia. ginger. starch. pepper. o;
.ne me, cloves indigo. nutmegs abb. salt, fine
peaches, few barreA very choice eastern n e
peaches, nee, soda for washing, bvtterand soS.
crackers. No. nnd2 mackerrI, cod fish. wb,te
nsr saa front, IN barrels and half barrels. war
Ianied nee from rust. and Of choice quality
Always on hand WHEN they can tr procured .
en1ee article OF bitter eggs, lard, chs csc, harns.
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e is Invented.

THE thing that farmers have long wanteda Sc
l. PARATING CORN SIIELLER, with horse pow
which is superior TO anything of the kind in for
its neatness. durability perfection of its work. and its
usefulness to farmers in general The whole machine
weighs $50 lbs and is capable of Smelling and preparing
for market milling ~ bushels hour under
bic circumstances The power may be used for various
other purposes For sale by NANLEY DOW.
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Table Cutlery.

Ivory handle knives and forks, corn do, buck
and ivory handle carvers, and sportsman n $
knives
Also, splendid lot Of plated, table and des-
sert iorks. Looking glasses OF every style.
WILLOW NVipE
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IANDs FOR SAl.E

city Lots. North Of the Depot,
l. OK sale, At fair prices and On easy terms
IL iapi2-t JONES AVERY
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Choicest Family Groceries

Which can be procured either enst, south, or al
home, and viii IN no case knsQpBgiy sell any
ticle no; OF good quality without informing the
customers OF il and th-n al q reduced p rice.
Children will always be as we'll drat with as
tlI-ir parents. | invite my friends and iEsir
ntighbOTs.
the Pubic,
To make this siorr tn-ir
u-n An"a.SA-
-~--1.--.o AS,
And intend they sha Il not regret eoEiii.uing
zcouaintauces o. forming new. Persons from The
stale of New York settling IN ihs vicinity. viii
be very likely 20 meet th-ir ecaoarntaBc-s and
friends here, this store is the general rendez-
yous OF
NEW WORKERS.
All prrsons will be treated with respect and
dealt with larry, and | wish every one 10 know
that
n Nimbls SirPence Is letter than SlO,e
Shilling"
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Notice.
a IL those owing by note, must make arrange
"a for payment before the 1st OF next January.
After that date will spare shall need the
ney and have it, let expect further
tension. inovSl s. W. CHEEvER.
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For Sale.

n ACRES Of choice land bsing the south fraction OF
III the north quarter Of section 10, township 3D.
range 4, covering .auahe stone quarry suitable for
window sis, caps, &c. Half the land is under cutiva-
tOIl-tfree miles east Of Ottawa.
Also, ia block %. in South Ottawa, the buildings
on which rent for from IS to 81 Il month
Also, IL in block . in the States Addition te Otta
wa, being lot, fronting 50 feet the main
nal, and the railroad depot.
Terms made easy. For particulars inquire Of A. II.
Howl of DIR JpSFpU STovT Feb2
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strayed or stolen.

AN person that has lost horse
eA orhOrses, colts or cattle within
WA the last or years, and wishes to
m III find them; if he will write me,
"~ postpaid. at Ottawa, ILL.,, giving
SAA his residence, the age, color, and
marks of animals 1 think ! can
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Notions and EerfIlnnery.
7 HAVE Lubn's Bazin's, Haue's, Swans, and other
j choice perfumery
Toilet Soaps, Toilet Powders, Cosmetics. &C.
NV NOTIOFS numerous to mention. Call and
see, at the SIGN OF THE Coop SAMARITAN.
Nov 10 +. Y. GRIGGS
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A LLpersons indebted to me by note book account
are requested to call and settle and save costs as
have money. toc4I - FOSTER
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ggcuse nudEo, sale.

A LARGE, commodious and well finished two story
~ brick House. ia Ottawa Centre. for sale, with one,
two. three Lotsone OF the very peasantest siiua-
in the City, only minutes walk from the Court
Enquire of the subscriber, the Bank OF OF
March 29l GEO. WIIIPPLE.
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Eight ACRE FARM, I2 miles from Ottawa cheap fo-
il. each. [novll JULIUS AVERY. Ottawa. II.


For Sale.
Sc %, +. 81. E-JE.
sw %. .. 81. R5F
Also, TalusLle lease Of business property Ia ~
OF Ottawa Iuov22l J AVERY Ottavi
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PAINTS. OilS, & V..IN.s!gEs,

Glass, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Paper Hang
iugs, Painters BRUSHES. Pencils, dc,
In all qualities and varieties To name all the articles
they offer wo1G occupy much space but the following
list will give idea o. tie nature af their stock.
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Baby wagons and cabs, baskets with and with.
out covers, new and fashionable style of rattan
chairs. such as ladies sewing and nursing chairs
arm rocking do. children's do, with and with
out rockers, toy pals, cedar and oak brass bound
do, door mats feather busters, knife boxes, vii. +
servers. bed cords, cocoanut dippers, whist
brooms, and q variety of uther articles, which
we will be happy to show to all those who will
give us call. tAugust4.) SPEN Err & EARL
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Eraal ADVERTISEMENTS
r.. GL tot,ce.

Tar Sale. Notice.
~ Office Is hereby given to all whom II ma! 49,
tb.t Al a sale for the and costs for the year a.
-. ale and state Of Illinois, by the treasurer
Of said County. the fifteenth day OF Nay, a. ~
s.;d County of La Sale and that the time OF re-
dnpaon viii expire the fifteenth day Of May =; u
crcs In VIII swa Sec !, I. -. Range T. Sal p.
1901 o. acres i'm Ell =, -. r 3 T. also
~, on the I:;,h day of May l6, ike sale for taxes
Sn for the year 1855, he purchased lot IN block = IN
.i Of redemption of said lot will expire the iiir-
,e.n,b day of May, JS5S- fdec23-3wfl NORMAN SMITH
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A TRAGEDY.-A young officer of a regiment
of Hussars stationed few miles from Prague,
had an intrigue with a wealthy Jewsss, named
Katz widow thirty years of age. On the eve-
ming of the Alb of March, he absented himself
from his regiment, without leave to pay her a vi
sit, aud on arriving at her house at Prague, be
found with her some officers of an infantry regi.
ment of the garrison The whole party supped
together, and at late hour the officers departed
leaving the young huZzar alone with Nine Kstz
After awhile, the latter sent her servant to pur>
chase some beer; and the servant, on her return,
found, to her surprise, the outer door fastened.
and received no reply to her knocks and calls
She summoned patrol, VINO happened to pass,
aud forcibe entrance was effected into the wi
dow's apartment. The ofhcers sword, stained
with blood was picked up In the entry, a,ad in an
inner room, the widow was found lying dead, in 3
pool of blood her head neck, breast and arms
were sbockingiy hacked; in one hard she held q
quantity of hair, which had evidently been torn
from the officers head. and in the other the knot
of his sword In another room. the off1eer himself
was found lying dead, with bis throat cut. What
took place between the two before thia horrible
murder and suicide we're psrpetraaed, ID NOT
known. .-
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A WARNING TO PHYaCIANs.-Dr. Locock, the
Queens physician has been peremptoriiy disns;
sed from further attendance on the royal nanny
where he has been hitherto admitted on tel ms OF
familiar intercourse. His salary, $4,000 Per an
mum, royal present on each safe delivery OF the
Queen, and large practice among the nokdhfv u
no sms Ii loss. The doctor has made every enoff
towards reconciliation, but the Queen remains 10
sxorable. 1t seems that 1t came to the Queens
ears that Dr. Locock was given to too much taking
and that though she told Prince Albert that biz
habit of sleeping between the blankets was - vul
gar dirty Dutch practice, she did not care to have
Il told sbroad.-LiUerpoot Post.
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HEAVY STORM IN THE BAy-There -sa unite
a heavy storm in the bay on Wednesday evening,
and it Is feared considerable damage has been
done Ou her way up the steamboat Wilson Small
passed schooner capsized She belonged to St
MichaeIs Talbot county, and = portion of those
on board were rescued by the steamer Phoenix -
It is said that the family of the Rev. Thomas
Quigley, and lady of bis family who was in the
cabin when the vessel capszed, were drowned It
was also passed by the sieamer Express, when
female and eolored man were rescued The cap
tain and mate were missed, and it is supposed both
ware owned-RaltO dmtr
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MERCANTILE MUSIFIcESCE-Mr. John Cross,
ley, the eminent carpet manufacturer at Dean
Clough. Halifax, has within the last few weeks
st a cost of $4,000. A munifeent public park,
adorned with shrubbery, terraces, asphaled walks.
fountains and sculpture, to be opened 10 August
next is the gift ofMr. Frank CrossIey to the town
OF Halifax. A handsome pile of ams.houses, TWEEN
ty three in number. has recently been built and
endowed by the last named Nenagh
Guardian. =
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FROST AND ICE AT THE SOUTH.
inu the continued cold weather throughout the
co ton region. the young plant is not believed to
nave suffered materially, for the reason that there
was very little above ground; and even had there
been, the injury would neither have been general
nor severe The ground was never, perhaps, In .
better condition than at present. while the breadth
of land under cotton culture largely exceeds any
former year The quotation for middiing, in New
Orleans, is l3s 013E, but there are few buyers st
these fgures The receipts continue to fall off
and the total decrease now reaches 365 900 bales,
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DEATH FROM EATING POISONED EGGs.-Aboy,
named Emeraud Heusler, ate four eggs on Easter
dav which had been boiled in pint OF water, int .
which had been put > spoonful OF Prussan blue,
had the shells cracked, admitting the poison, and
the eggs caused his death
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NEW GRANADA-The news brought by the
steamer Granada from Aspinw all, show that com
munity in want of instant protection from the
Government Of the United States. The Uuited
States Minister has been grossly insuited by the
Government. of New Grana ia,-hooted at in the
streets by mobs; the lives of passengers and citi
zsns of the United States living on the Isthmus
threatened The danger of another outrage is
imminent. They look for effective protection,
and it cannot be too ready
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EMBEZzLEMENT-A bill was introduced in the
Massachusetts Legislature last week, which is
we'll deserving of being enacted into law in
every State. l. provides, that If any person to
whom any money, goods, or other property
which may be the subject OF larceny, shall have
been delivered, shall embezz'e or frauduenty
convert TO his own use, shall secrete with intent
10 embezz!e or fraudulently convert to his own
use. such money, goods OF property, or any part
thereof he shall be deemed, by so doing, to have
committed the crime of simple larceny.
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WRECK.-Ipformaiion has been received from
the United States Consul General In Cuba, X
Blythe, Esq., of the loss on the 20th instant, OF
the American schooner Traveller of New Haven,
Charles Post, master. which sailed from Mobile on
the l4th ultimo, with lumber, provisions ard naval
stores. bound to Trujilo in Honduras. The ves-
sci WAS wreck ed on the Callers reef on the north-
west Of Cuba The master, crew and two passen'
GERS ten psrsons in a succeeded, after great difa
icuty, in landing upon ce:oiate place; on the
next day they were taken by the Spanish coastirg
schooner Gen, Concha, commanded by Don Giles
mente Acosta, master, and landed, after . passage
of seven days. at Batsbano, whence they subse
gently arrived in Havana
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INTERNATIONAL CoURTEsY-Upon the .pplira
ton to our Government of the Russian Ambassa
dor at Washington, orders have been issued 10
Capt. Hudson, of the s:esm frigste Niagara, to re-
ceive on board his ship (a5ont to depart for Er'
rope to participate in laying the ocean telegraph,
q captain and lieutenant of the Russian Navy
who are now scjourning in New York city, tha,
they may have an opportunity to witness the &C
complishuent of that great enterprise.
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DEATH FROM POISONED HoEEY-Ths Dsde3
vile fAIa Banner states that Mr. Lewis Kent, of
TaIIapoosa county. cut bee tree on Saturday
evening, and the family partook Of the honey,
from She effect Of which. two of tbem--a cor just
grown and . small ehild-dIed that night Ssvs'
raj others we're IN prscsricus eopditep when
last hsasd from.
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WHEAT AND .oRN-fhe auditor Of Ohio has
mad. bis report on the grain statistics Of tha,
ata for 1855 to the Legislature. 'fhs number of
seres sown with wheat was l,407,773; bushels
rsihered l9 500 3:0 the average yield Is 81 bush.
si,. The whcie pumber Of acres OF corn planted
Was 2,2o5.2s2; bnshels gathered, s7,7e243A; sns
syslags yield, 3s.7l bushels
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The Court OF Wythe county, virginia, hes re-
fused to Issue licenses for the retail Of liquors.
LakeCnsmpiain Is now open, and sseamboats
commenced running Thursday.
Col Benton delivered . lecture as wheeling.
Va, Wednesday evening.
: s. w Lsckland, au old citizen Of Chariessovp
Va, died suddenly on Tuesday. -
Rev. DR. Hoge, of Richmeud, leetured In Pr
tersburg, Va, Thursday night.
Samuel Westcott has been elected Mayor Of
Jersey City. r5t
The amount of lands granted to Minnesota nm,
der the act of Congress. for railroad purposes =
estimated At ,416,O coo acres. sNs
Gov. Geary, It 10 said is aboutto publish book .
on Kansas. II is intended to be . I" Sensation .,
book. .-serE- - -s .i4ts
The new hotel At Weldon, N. G., owned BY J..
M. Moody, has been purchased by W. w. Happef,
of Baltimore, for $4,000.
Wednesday night the planning mill Of Messrs .
Morrison, Beale Co., . Methodist church, and
three dwellings were burned at Alton, Ill. Loss
&25 600. -H e -.
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ALLEDGED FRAUD-Moses Bettman. an exten
i've importer of dry goods, doing business In 2.ib
er ST. N. vi under arrest on a charge Of obtain
ing upwards of $4,000 orth of goods from va
rlous firms, under false and fraudulent pretenses
he was on Tuesday held to answer in the sum
OF w. 40OO and an Injunction was granted restrain-
Ing the transfer orremoval of any of the stock in
the accuseds store.
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FRAUDS ON THE RkvENUE.-The new collector
of the port of New Orleans has discovered that 3
that city has for some time been engaged in de,
fraudinR the revenue by false entries The per-
petrator has escaped with the money about Sl3 600
His partner knew nothing of his dishonesty unit
after his flight
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ARizoNIA.-A letter just received In Washing.
ton from an officer Of the army stationed Ia Arf-
zonia New Mexico, states that Arszonia posses.
ses one Of the finest climates IN the world, ana
Ia rich In gold and silver mines.
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To-Day Is the last day Of sracs 10 gss eossu..
srs There are 200 dslipqsents IN nopres vs,A.
who would consult sheir interest by calling q 4 8
gas Office to-day 80
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ELEcTIok OF JUDGE IN Iowa Wilson. Dem,
has been elected judge Of the second district OF
Iowa, by 1864 msiority-s democratic gaiu, since
November, Of $2,3QQ. f2e
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GERMAN EmIeRATIoN.-The number Of emil
grants who sailed from Antwerp for North Ame-
Tica In the three months ending Aprh ISL ~
Q fgl. in twelve ships, of which eleven carried
2.5o7 10 New York, and one la4 to Quebec.
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FATAL RESULT FROM THE Eff CTS OF Chic
PORN AND ETHER --On Saturday,, the Alb instant,
three physicians were performing d surgical ops-
ration upon an interesting little boy about years
OF age. son Of Mr. Bouhsm,, Of Smyths eeussy,
Va when, in order to render him some hat inssn.
sible to bis suffering, they deemed Il advisable TO
administer q mixture Of Chioro form and Ether.
which caused his death almost instantly
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~ New Spring GOeds.

BINFORD, MAYO BLAIR
are rsesiyin Il. cir spring supply of FRENCH, ENG.
LfsH and AMERICAN DRY GOODS, which have
been selected to sst the retail and wholesale trade
Thsy invite their friends and the public generally 20
axaIaipe their stock, AMONGST " hieh may be found
Silks. Black and Fancy Colored, kroesde auA
Piain az
Orssndic, Jsconet and Bersge Robes
Solid Colored French Csmbries and BrliiaaO
Ouhre Striped and Plain Berages
Rich Embroidered Cambric and Muslin Bands
Muslin and Csu.bris Collars and Sic syes, In setts
Lace !. =.
Black Grape
InfantS Wrought Bodies and Dresses
SiIk and Lace Mantles and TairnN, IN srees W
riety ..a ~
Pillow, sheeting and Irish Linen
Dsmask Table Cloths and Napkins
Also the best quality of4 "a and 81 Mating
nh 28-dfm BINgORD. MAYO bAALh
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of Fanny Fern" who has been in the editorial
harness for the long period of 54 years. has recent
iy sold his paper, "rhe Youths Conpanion." and
is now an associate editor instead of sole conductor
of that journal
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DEATH oFAN EX EDlToR.-Amoa Butler, Esq .
died recently at the residence of his son. in Mis-
sissppi. The deceased became one of the editors
of the New York Mercantile Advertiser in 1906
During the period of embargoes, non inteIcourses
and the war with Great Britain. Mr. Btitler was q
prominent editsr, most extensively kaown and
greatly respected
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GOOD INTEREST.-The st Paul Times of Apri,
3d. complains OF the tightness Of money in that
city. 1t says-"All our citizens are thrown UPON
their resources, and everybody is waiting for q
cash reinforcement by next mail The three or
four men whose Golfers still hold out, are actually
ioaning money on the best security at six per
cent. month; and other men are grabbing at the
chance to borrow at this ruinous p per cent. q
year, AS soon as the river opens, money will be
easier.
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TERRIBLE REvENGE.-An expedition under
command OF Mr. Lockhart, has been seeking
traces OF whites murdered in Pitt River Valley,
by the Indians. Mr.. L., whose brother was among
the victims, returaed to Shasta, Cal, en- the l4,h
OF March, Boosting that before leaving Pit. River
on bis late expedition, he mixed . considerable
quartlty OF strychnine with -four, and placed it
where it would be found and consumed bv the
starving Indians He also stated, with APPARENT
gusso, bis poisoning achievements during last sum
mer while living with his brother in Pitt River
Valley. According to his own story, a number of
the Indians OF that section of the country were
treacherously poisoned by him. While thanking
him for his bounty, many of the hungry red men
stitfened into corpses before his eyes,
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NEW PAPER IN KAssAs --Ar. Martin +. Tutvi.
Ter, formerly Of Fluvanna county. Vireisis, 10
shout TO start new Dsmocrafic psper IN Leeomp.
ton the capital Of Kansas Territory 70 succeed the
'Lecomptop U zion
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POLITICAL STATE GATHERINGs-Tk Ameri.
can state Council of Missouri will convene on the
loth OF April in the city of St. Louis
The Know No,hicg State Convention of Ten
nesse viii assemble in the city of Nashville on the
ISL OF May, to nominate a candidate for Governor
fhe Dt tmocra,ic State Convention of Texas, for
the selection of Candidates for State officers. will
meet in Waco on the Ath of MAY.
The Democratic State Convention of Louisiana
VIII meet on the 18Th of May.
ine Know Nothing National Council to be com.
posed of delegates from all the States correspond
lug IN number to the Congressional districts and
TWO additional from each State as delegates at
the I'd of June next -
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u Shaving Ma de Kssy.-

MatA1AH D MEADOh mas returned 20 Lno city,
where he will remain q short tme. and 10 prepared
to serve his old friends and the public In the art Of
Sharpening razsrs and other fine cutlery. He can
also furnish a superior strap. Orders Ieft at jas.
o Nelson's on 1lth street, opposite Goddm's Hail. or
at rny ROOM No % Exchange Hotel, will be thank
ully afforded 20 and faithfully executed.
an I3-d6tS cIt* hf#5 s7f1 81 e.4
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!, ;,s. 4: go. sSaah |e.--'.....

s..t sad pYetty Duesl Robea y - rsese -
01ss o0SN1 JOHNDON HA9WOtD,
..,s No, n Nass .',ees.
III ncVEe T1ILED -oane ct txent4. ~ yeSSn
ses.liss kavs beea al q y shree Weeks ~ Va
.aaAss'sl ss.sAJ ss.J .Jsos'a3nsw 81 z rorI Ass
AL rs sAs pyamaes - =
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- Law Nofico.~.In addition 70 all anO
Courts he in the city Of Richmond, the subscriber
win hereafter attend regularly the Circuit Courts %
POWHATAN COUNTY.
JOHN o. S1EGER, Attorney at Law,
NH 23-dlm~ Hiehmond. Va.
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srECIaL v%3., ~,s

a Whlte Teeth rersUned breath aud
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExroN-ean be acquired by usns
the "BdEn of a Thousand Ftopers . What laay AZ
gentleman would remain under the curse of q diss-
ereeabls breath, when by using the "BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLowERs' as q dentifrice would mot on.
1y render swet but leave the teeth white AZ Ala
bsterf Many persons do not know their breath 10
bad and the subject is delicate their friends will
never mention It. Beware of counterfeits Be suree
each bottle 10 signed FETRIpeE Co
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER Agents .
NH 1l-eod6m for Riohmond
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~ Samuei X. w. Seeker, Attorney at
is repaired to undertake any buslness peItain-
ns TO his profession, in this, any of ths adjon.
ing counties May be consulted In any Of the mod =
ern European languages and gives prompt attention
20 the Collection of Claims
an 4-dSms
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r. special Notice.-Accourfs due me @
tbs lst Januarv sst unless settled forthwith, win
aced in other hands for collection, - longer In
dulgence cannot be given.
1I-2w ALFRED MOBES.
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y Abe! U. Mayo,

ATTORNEY Ar Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Will give prompt attention to the Liquidation &c.
curing and Collection of Debts of every description
by legal proeess In the Courts of the City of Rich.
mord and County of Henrioo. ~
Dispositions and other Notarial Business punctnsuy
attended to- .-4 --
Any reference given that may be desired
Office opposite the Law Building, over August Z
Ranpolphs. ap 1S-lm