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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

REPOR TED MAJoRITIES.
To HEAR FROM.
RECAPITULATlON
ORD
S-3.I

+ dali As and three Counties TO hear from.
2 a,ch VIII not, probably give - woes either
way Deducting the reported majority Of 81
iar Cross in the rejected rowIS o.. Jefferson Co
here >iill remain'a margin of Isl al Rsula3 to
meet "conr;dgencss :" We ;h.uA tha, he is c,ec
Cd Governor, beyond n,l reasonable doubt.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

W ks iaco lhe eaesa=aFe % THE s-ls-- Hae5
Ia - "a lhe sswu o SonsrrS k-nosi4a -1s ty. OF
49, aBoat t,e sd e-y os EsY-abrr hast.
--A&-1-2 paz % ls45e resi- steefs atspast Eve
years ola 49, lsaTI.eui4F 1si. T4r Sax il re-
CRESTED p.aYr p@5pcftE,Iz gEarges, AMI t4ke then
sway. CARL SIfT ON
sslgsers, @oy.9eti. 1876. 4HZ4.
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gpffiIaI ssaIiffs.


IA ZGEE0
Rrs kast se9seiee 81 ms
limited time al his fs appoin saen he viii ggaia stop It
Ksuoshson Kisratafn non, Bucinefor three days, Thurs
day, Friday and Satrlsy Nov i9th Goth, 2lst during
which time may orsu ted 1T his rooms AZ the -
ny House, este City Hete) Kenoha,
Those isllg AVIAN sssnsselyeaos DE- Fitch's system
Of srea'ng Pulmonary nsases. apd Who are unshe q
vii. A'd p cgt ca-. may ddrSss hin or his
nsr,usY pr Z ~ ~. at tAslf Permanent Gdi~e, ~
Ma.roe street. o,i,. ew92
~
" Atve hesfa astonishing beng as5> -
r.ol De Gatl's e;tne o.. 4. seeal. to act e. .g d
e'sed parts ssa remarkable ,T,et, AID in ssos, ii
| health reg~ins iJs sway.
Il can hehad ef e gents iers.ee advs tse aeat IN
| another eelamn
-~~7~~>>Ne ~>~-N~-e-~~~->->->~~--~~~~ ..,->-
| HELdB0LD6 Gtaaue P-eplra ION, Highly Csncenirl
"a Extract Bacha, 10 diseases OF the bladder lid yys
gravel, dropsy, weakness Sc
Fa4 she ese,eat ao her column headed Helm
| Ids GensiHe r. paratisn."
|
gdoHats Lilo Pills and PhGuix BIT ;
These preparations bave stood she tes Of long expert
ence and Il family 4edepe 4aYe proved sui'eroria ca
raye properes i; al le varied types % or scrofais
aver and alder complaints, neuralgia, and those al
noysuces .hieh c!assed as nervous co-planis-
Sold by the Proprietor Ss5 broadway, New York 2!
| J. B. starhweatheT { Co K.u,sha, Wis
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pared with the vote last fall it shows great iai
ing off, especially in the Republican vote
Last tall Fremont's vote in the County was L.
5G5.
Ra ,dall's vote this fall 932
Decrease SO.
White the decrease in the Democratic vote i,
only IA, showing that there was uupardonab,
remissuess our ranks And the same dis
crepaney appears al over the State
So for As>emblyman he decrease of MI
Lovell's vote, is 33S, while his Democratic or
ponents received he entiIs strength % the par.
~ within 9 votes.
\, body pretends that there are any fewer Re.
'abiicans now than last fall and this falling of
is the result of sheer apathy on our part. We
know thar excase is made, that it was hard
times, and men who had any business, had
enough 10 do to attend 20 tha; without medd.ine
with politics But this is a poor excuse and
should not he accepted. Every man has politica
duties which are incumbent upon him. and
should not be neglected any more than his bus
mess duties. If the pro.slavery Barstow De
mocracy has succeeded il has been entirely ow
ing 10 our apathy and not from any inhe. E Al
strength Of its own.
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- 3E ia.e Tx sc " tle T.sc~ber, R he fsWn a
- ers, st4i lfree si7ct, "a a. q ziste p. ,
a0G-ahc1tfEa years SD, Eisa crap IL tAs pfl ear
To- srsr i gesss &c says prep Is, q c.asrzs. ard
he sasse =wsF.
.soF. Z, IsSs. sSzS ii. ROWLAND
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The II. Lou, Repgj'.ea Of the l2ta
says;
"li.-Aly important intelligence ha>
just been received ut Fer. Lcaycnwor.h q.
hv press fom For, annie. with al.
Nlv,> III October -2l If,at. Col Cook :
command of "a pDe,aa> were TIA
males ,ai> side, and had encountered a
snow storm I've DAYS previously Col
Albert :. Johnson vas LAST heard from
two hundred and Thirty miles beyond
For, Laramie, aui SHOW was seven inch
Is deep one hundred miles this side ol
where the express les ina. Owinr 70
the slim supply # con, 4n outlre ab-
Synce Of Grass. the teams Of the entir,
command ana the horses OF tie u d a.
gooo3S wee fail,p4 rapidly.
News had reached LN,au.ie that tae
MormonS had burned ttr. -overnmen,
trains seventy wa-uUsl near Grceu
liter uinty miles behind Col .AleNan-
dcr's command 10 infantry which con
S,jtutoA the vanguard Of the army. /;
was umored that The 10th and 5th IN
iantrv and the Batteries Of Artillery
would go over and take possession OF a
Mormon village on Bear river, for win
ter quarters. 1t is said that the ORA
goors had 4 months supply of corn, At
hall allowance, and not particle ..
grass. With snow on the glvyud a.
taa;, it seems ike madness tor them 10
proceed beyond Laramie, .aluly
sach rep could only be justified il
view OF tne prospect OF ao;ual Aa>t,iltleS
this winter, # which no one ii this dis
tanee can judge.
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NJ the funeral of the late VIM. II Sherman. yes
terday afternoon and walking a. the head Of he
Printers, was Mr. William Bradford, now Of this
city, bat formerlvaf Philadelphia vliese il. y as
a member ofthc firm Of momasIS William Brad
ford leading publishers in their day AIr brad.
fordis nov oighty-faur years of age. aud he re.
narked yesterday that he.sixfyr seven years aqo
attended tie funeral Of Rsnjamin Franklin, who
lied on the 18th of April l79l Mr. Bradford
belongs to family Of printers and publishers;
two OF three generations having been publishers
ii L hilade phia.-- TgsatQa Gazette, Nor. 2.
TnhNkSGIYtNG The following States viii
,b~ervc Thursday, the 10Th inst, as Al day Of gen.
sral Thanksgiving -:
Massachusetts New Jersey, Indians
Cennsetienl, Aiaryland,E Illinois,
New Hampshire, Delaware, WIS.
Rhode leland Pennsylvania, Iowa,
North Carolina. Michigan. Teas.
New York. Ohm. keusn,.xv
| Maine. Mississippi aud South Carolina. vii
bserse The 18Th lust, as day OF Thanksgiving
| nj Vermont tho 5rd ui December
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I.1sTapsS.Sa
DISCOVERED Al LAoT!
= ms g. .sssi a'sas i4a ssse ~, si Gss ga s,s
PROF cHAs DE GRATIS
E l. { . T RIO OIL !
fa>IIS OH. is tte rnt, .


6 l. & . RIG OIL F.!
fsNIiiS OIL is the cn.y ,sse Es.asdy f. ,l.-
word Ger tae cure 81 R..H--..sal D-,r,,s. q M.
seaFa n, l.nnhava seissss sfTrei aa iseaas1,,y s
plants, &c Dv!o.ey, Hesdscir C.a.p., Csc.p prrs
F,ioas srf tns sHtues C7.s ssJ 8aaga. sxt'isi
Nistds, : p JQIAts, Scro.s-s, IL a-, Stp =
sNelssi Br@sis, H,Ho Dis fiers Hs q sa.a, Caase- il
| llsiAitt'h And Ssoa3.i Is, fha'p g.iois, G. =
! Breast, Qa,n-y sag, Tires, P,ry 8 ee.s, U.ee', 3
Jas Hc-rt Bd,a., Taa.0 ant i .r. v a.,. So, Or
uFcue's. Blfu~, Sl.e Gl4t- tse.ss ...a sty IL
riNEt, Ahsc,e>, s q .ecAs, sEE e*-. th.baius T
! ter, sdases, osted Feet ltTer ad sg se, cAspf=e
i tis, Al aA3 sysses tla .,Ec @ose is li, ia ti y"
! ~ article Yes ovag8t before tan 5iIH5- st ~i 20 g.
So'A perfectly ~ ..au three ~ 5sva ..a.c-h= be"
Ted b. a1Aa4ad. al pTol.auu e. "a ~ as re.,a
! ever discovered.
ln!s Oii ats "a the system VITA ,'ctir.cyi- cf pu;'
vegetable preparation. NOT the sl. test ga gs ~ arp
1 aG Il outEaray oF'iuwafdiy HAT once perAac
e'.t e''re--n most cases frontier twenty
The h-si ayc Eists III kurQps k5va discovered tis
~ ufssiuc dsrtAgc OF she p r. the cieS
uii riFuSi go 81 the pay ad ilf he ofga
/ Isc5eA sS.tH app.lcaeot y patl taline
iate Bsotln he aaid. aud @ csee as a. ouee
eotipA he'd n bleeding yu.us lrt.iuE. OF bliss
! teF'lss IS Eez7-ied 60.
/ tw-Naue x. without i.e ,-tlse OF Ffol c. d.
| EEAra an 7le latei zig 81 a. wsigfss x.
Pane pal Dspst No % ri Ego >-.el three door lt
aw Chestnut, phi'a p..s Goa y 3.sIef. aid D. uggs
-Ihbs supple wholesale and Tlfas4 Fi - cents, ,
/ cents aad 81 per bottle.
1 Try ytnius else give Iii oae S. ap's t,.aI.
CausioW.-Fe careful to eau for and get De G.a.h,
| ksetFis o., as wosthless imiea,.,s 81 bound.
There are NUNS rpGs iudtsti0s J up tbs reputs
ton my article has acquired The Fh4 l4ust besaFe.
They a. worthless.
For sais by Faheustock Davis Chicago; sad 10y Stark
rssiheT Co. r. Robinson, aad Clark & son Il eaoslaa
/ lm95
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~ The ship Howadji from Boston bound 70
Liverpool was struck by lightning on the Ord
inst. off Cape Sable. and totally consumed -
The crew were all res cued by the Dutch hip
Gut,enburg
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HOME Made Caps = Read B F TAYLOR :
Home Made Chips" copied 'rom the Clicaeo
Journal on cur first page, and see wha' he -ay>
about kenosha. 1t is a beautiful piciuie. il the
richest setting
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{ GIRII2 FOR HEB AID B9YS

N'au @ FTIae cTdeT close & or bg1ra macs
I sets in
Those who have ever wsTn garuleutof our make nee,
40 assurance that $50 vry aspect they are equs L. :he
'-ry best ordered SOFA. I- price. ~hich sr- roa
dosing oa' our 5; & ~ rs opportunity buy .piel-
I'D fan ara winter aH before oGrred iu Cficx.o
and places co tsthirE within th mean Of very
ma ,r.d hry. .n- .ars. s hrw Eesstef
1881 TAFFEN EROS, Is Lake Street. Chlc.Fo
0NG PRICE. ONLY.
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* Andrew Jack son DAVIS, aud wife. have
been occurring upon SpirirusIi>In and kindred
matters in Milwaukee. The papers don't speak
very hi .hy ofihe subject matter OF their lectures
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

~ The Collins steamer Alratie lef. Nv
York on the 18Th inst, on her tr;a' ifip. Il her
machinery works satisfactorily, She viii sal for
Liverpool on the 3 nh
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- They commenced bnndiasa capitol 70
tennessee twelve years ago. They are busldu,
. slowly audit has cost thus fer, Si,2g4,,72
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

~ fire occurred in Milwaukee in the even
ing OF the 18Th INST. destroying three or four
small stores on Spring Street, before it cau i be
exinguished
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

~ The Syracuse Journal announces that
eleven runaway slaves passed through hat CT!
bound for Csosdq. en-. a-r last week
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Our rex; Legislature Will .tsnJ s. fol
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q A IRE occurred at Cn'pepper, Va, o. the
l2.h inst,by which two printing Offices and Gve
stores were destroyed, Loss. S3),0GJ.
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Z rHB DIR
CTOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, TIx-

CTOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, FIX
~ TURES, &C., AT AUCTION.--Ths undsFEgne6
having taken the American Hotel. wishes 70 dispees
OF his stock Of Drugs Medicines Rixturss 4c1 soe-
tanned in bis store on Main street. corrsr d III
on FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of September nsxt, q -
o'clock. ~. together with the good viii u the ssefe
. The entire stock, fixtures, &C., will - sold = enc
lot. 49, - s ss4I.
An inventory Of the stock has recently bssn taken
and can be seen On application at the store.
are requested 10 attend the sale.
Taking into confederation the location o. the stor.
and the advantages Of purchasing complets stock
Of goods At auction 10 presents rare advantages 70
those who may wish to embark In the busiuees.
TERMS Three, six. nine and twelve months win
approved negotiable notes, Interest added.
au T-fds ALEX. UUvAL.
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HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM. ON
-. - THE MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, HALF MILE
NokTH EAST OF RICHMOND, At PRIVATE
SALE-Ws are authorised to sell privately. the
Farm situated as above, containing about IL acres
Inc improvements are new, consisting of an excel
lent dwelling and necessary outhouses The place
has been highly improved within the last year, anil
Is wei adapted for market garden. There are Sc
good. For particulars, apply to
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WANTS.

vNASTED-A situation for YOUTHS,
w enc IA aud the other Is years of age situa-
ton in Drug Store preferred
WANTED also. com patent MILLINkR, who I'M
darstAuds DRESS MAKING, to 20 a few miles III
ths country ArnIy at this Office Sc 4-2t%
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By Thomas W. Keesee.
(Ofice corner of 18th and Cary streets.

c"L HORSES, BUGGY AND HAIR
.Sfls@SdEG NESS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold on SATURDAY morning, Sept. 5th. com
mencing at 0ocock, at the Horse Auction Lot near
the Central Railroad Depot
livery fine large BAY HORSE warranted upd
and kind in harness;
fine largo BAY HORSE, very fine saddle and
harness Horte. Also
double BUGGY, with sliding seat; with top, liar
ne IS, &C., In good order.
ss3 THOMAS W. KEEsER. Auct.
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Children

cry for 10! This valuable and popular prepara-
ton is recommended with the greatest confidence
Past experiences and test OF years having proved to
be one OF the best, safest and most reliable orm De-
stroyers In use.
Being prepared especially for children. 1t Is sweet
and pleasant the taste and readily taken by them
safety. as II contains OIL worm seed turpentne, or
other nanseous drug
Prepared only BY II. J. PICOT, and for sale by
Druggists generally. aHH
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FRESH AND RELIABLE MEDI.

Y" GIN ES-MEAUK BAkEk, practical Che
mists and Phsrmaceutsts ls6, y. VI. corner of
40 Main and 10th streets, Richmond Va oifor 10
Physicians and families complete aud varied assert
msnt Of PsRPRcrLy PRasH Drugs, Medicines Chemical
and Pharmaceutical Preparations; Ground aud whole
Spices, sIPrRp and PURE; Surgical Instruments and
Appliances; Trusses In great variety; supporters;
Bags Perfumery; sosps; Brushes; Combs; Cigars.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco of the best brands,
Pure and Old Brandy; Port Wine and the best Lon,
don Porter, selected especially fer invslids.
NH 4-SkC3m
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By Il. b. Cook s. Co., Aucts.

FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION
a 10 oeI"ck lot 81 sentsei Housshoid Furniture.
embracing variety Of well kept articles.
Also small invoice Of Dry Goods, comprising
varied assortment Of seasonable goods.
Also, y casks Cognse Brandy; 100 boxss No. !
Scaled Herrings; cases InfnhierG Dbl Holland
Gin; bbls Monongahela Whsksy. &c.
VIM be ADDED dozen Office Chairs, nearly new;
sss "" "A"o1.ns y. b. COOK 3 CO.. Aucts.
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A TTRACTIYE SALE or YALuABI-E

A TTRACTIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
1 \ LANDS IN THE COUNTY OF NICHOLAS
YIRGINlA.-In pursuance OF decree of the Circuit
Court for the Corporation of ynehburg, in the case
of Steptoe VI. Patteson and others will as Com
missioner, on SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of September,
1851 at the White Sulphur Springs, in the county OF
Greenbrier sell to the highest bidder at public auc-
ton, that valuable body of Land lying in the county
of Nicholas purchased by Nelson A. Paterson Of AL
len I. Csperton, Esq containing 4S9i acres. Join
ing the lands Of r. ~ T. Hunter 81. r. H. Garnett, r.
IL Maury and others and is regarded the most val
liable OF lands IN that section of the county 1t
will DO sold in four separate tracts. containing re
spectiyely about 900 iloo 1900 and 1900 acres. The
Nicholas and Pecahontas road runs through this
land, and the tracts divided that each Is bouli
ded side by this road that each tract will be
easily accessible will not attempt description of
the land, rs presume any one wishing to purchase
will examine for himself | have plat of the diff
terent tracts in my possession, and will exhibit it to
any one before or at the place of sale.
TKRMs: Cash will be required for much of the
purchase money as will pay the costs of making the
division of the land into the several tracts and sale
On the residue a credit of and years. equal install
ments will be given the purchasers to execute bonds
for the deferred payments, with good personal secu-
rty and the title to each parcel sold retained as fur
Their security, until the purchase money therefor il
paid. JAMES L. JOHNSON
au 6-d2tawtcwtiS Com'r.
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FALL TRADE.

II FALL TRADE.
BENNETT, BEERS d. FISHER,
49, DRUGGISTS :
l25 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, "a
DEALERS IN
French and American WINDOW GLASS
Painters Articles
Lamp, Linseed Tanners and LRbricating OILS
DRUGS and CHEMICALS
Pcrfunery and Fancy Articles
TOBACCO and CIGARS
Surgical and Dental INSTRUMENTS
PhyAcians' Outfits
sud all of tho leading PATENT MEDICINES Of the
dsy, oner for sale an entire fresh stosk Of goods
their new store Merchants, Physicians and Farmer,
solicited to give us a cali.
~ Orders executed with caro- and dispatch.
an
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BY Goddin s. Apperson-
BY Thomas w. Keeses

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
- AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
9Th, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the resjdence Of
William Beers decd, on Mayo street near Broad
street all OF the Household knd Kitchen Furniture
consisting OF handsome assortment of Chamber
Diningroom and Kitchen Furniture
GEO. WHITFIELD
Executor of VIM. g. Beers decd
Sale to be conducted by THOMAS W. KEEsEE' Auct.
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50 BPLs. stuart's &C" Sugar.--Re-
w ceving and for sale by
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BY Taylor & Williams, Aucts.
WILTON ESTATE, ON JAMES RIVER.

WILTON ESTATE, On JAMES RIVER,
FOR RENT, AT AUCrI0N.-The person who
rented the above tract the 18th Of July last hay
ing failed TO comply with terms, we shall, MON
DAY, the eth day OF September, At IL O'Clock, NJ at
Henrico County Court House, that being court day,
rent 10 the highest bidder the cleared portion oi
Wilton Estate, on James River, for one year from
the Ist January, 1858 The person renting will
have the privilege OF seeding crop Of wheat in the
fall of the year. II will be rented In two parcels,
the lower portion with tho dwelling and Improve
other parcel being Of equal size The rent TO pay
able semiannually. ON the first days Of July, las.
and first January, 1850. for which security WI be
required. 1850 4 tge@2sE@
Persons desiring would do we'll 70 examine the
premises, before the day Of renting. -.
sci TAYLOR WILLIAM. Aucts'
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LOST.

+ OST in Chesterfield county, about
three weeks ago, my FREE PAPERS. and some
valuable accounts. Tho finder wiii.be rewarded by
returning the 10 ME. Ny adore lis Midlothian
Chesterfield county, Va. ELI HOWARD
No 2-3lF A free man OF color.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.
,ToCK OF FURNITURE, FARMING

STOCK OF FURNITURE, FARMING
~ IMPLEMENTS, CORN, MULE, HOGS COW.
&c, AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold at auction on
MONDAY next, September It'll, commencing at 10
O'clock, at Laurel Spring Farm, IA miles below
Furniture on the premises, consisting of Mahogany
Dining, Breakfast and Card Tables Sofas; Side
boards; As Cane, Rush and Windsor Chairs Rocker s.
Wash and Candle Stands; Wardrobes; Parlor and
Dressing Glasses; Bath Tub; Refrigerator; Window
Shades; s Feather Beds and Mattresses; CARPETS !:
Kitchen Furniture: Silver Plated Castors; Dishes
and Cake Baskets; 3 superior Sows and n Pigs: j
thorough blood Cow; Jennet; Carts ploughs and
Farming Implements; one-quarter of the cron of
Corn Oh the Farm Also, the frame of a wood house
ID by 20. s.s-. ..s4 =
TRIMS OF SALR.-All sums under $50, cash; over
$50, 90 days. for approved negotiable notes.
BY order of the TRUSTEE
Sale conducted by ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
no -fda
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ERES II ORANGE County BUrTER.--
Strictly prime Just received per steamer for sale
by WILLIAM 7. KING,
seI-5t Gard franklin streets
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I'RuSSES,
l. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, ss
SHOULDER BRACES,
SURGEONS BANpAGES
and SURGICAL APPLIANCES, Of every dssorip-
ton, to be had at MEADE BAKERS,
.sl New Physicians Drug Store,
a. lS6, n W. corner OF Main and 10th sss.
GREEN GINGER GREEN GINGER
and every variety of PICKLlNG and PREsERv-
ING SPICES; Cooking and Flavoring ExThACT0.
To be had at MEADE Il BAKERS
-. New Drug store,
1s, N. W. corner of Main and lVth sts.
an I1-dkc4w
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RETIREn PHYSICIAN, whose sands

n AZ lisr have nearly run out discovered while ip
the East Indies aeertain for Consumpti9n Astn
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, and General peoility
child a daughter was given up to die lie had hearo
much Of the wonderful restorative and healing 9uai
ties of preparations made from the kast inaa nemp,
a remedy for his child lie studied hard. and sue
ceeded in realizing his wishes. His child was cured
and is alive and well lis has since administered
the wonderful remedy to thousand OF sufferers u an
parts OF the world and he has never failed IN
them completely healthy and happy Misning 70 -. no
afflicted feowbeings as request It, ths receipt with
full and explicit directions for making 1t mp ana sue
cessflly using He requires each applicant 10 in
close him one shlng-three cents to be returned ~
postag On the receipt and the remainder to DO ap
piled to the payment Of this advertisement.
Address Dr.. IL. JAMES, No. isGrand st.,
Jersey City, Nj.
n B,-DR. II. JAMES has neither Office nor az ~ N
The receipt 10 sent from no PIAnx hut Na-~ls Gran
street JerseyeCity M j. -it3m
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GEO. DOWDEN

~ DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST
ia No. IT'S Broad ST.. Richmond, Va,
3-sA Ia now receiving, aud offers for SALE a fresh
fulnsry, Fancy Articles, Spices, Toilet and Famil
Soaps Medicine hests. suitable for family phi yscisns
and plantation use. Medical Saddle Bags Pock Ut
Cssos, prime genuine Havana Segars old Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco Of the most approved brands
Pure frepch and Blackberry Brandy; old Port and
singer Wines Popular Patent Medicines, &C.
GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist and Chemist
au q lis Broad ST., Richmond Va.
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IEYER AND AGUE CURED. by LEO

EARDis ANrID0TE-The greatest medicine In
the United States for the above Diseases Ifconfnu-
il will entirely eradicate the disease. References
given TO those who have had it, of long standing, and
can prove the efficacy Of this valuable medicine
Price 81 peg bottle. TH0S. LEONARD,
je3o Corner Of Clay and Adams streets
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL

v ING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRAN
LIN BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
STREET., FOR SALE AT AUCTtoN.-We shat.
sell at public auction, on WEDNE SDAY, the 9th da,
Of September 1885, at "A o'clock r. NJ IL fair, il noi
the next fair day, the valuable Residence formerly
The lot fronts 81 feet and back l55 feet to
alley % feet wide The premises in good repair
and are ample for the accommodation of large fam
n.y. The location of the property is among the bcsi
In the city.
TERMS: one-fifth cash; balance at 4, 8, IL and u
months for negotiate notes. interest added, secure
b. trust deed.
an "A GODpIN 4 APPEkSON, Aucts.