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NOTICE A petition having been pre-

NOTICE "A petition having been pre-
" sentsd TO the Council, askiDg that they would
direct poll 20 be opened TO ascertain the sense Of
the people as To giving the electieR or Appop tment
Of the following officers. to Ell. her the Hastings
Court the Council the people al the D lie mey
determine viz. City Collector, danger superin en-
dent Gas Works. supsrintendent Water WORKS, Ms
nagsr OF Poor House, Grain Mearursr Captain Of
Night Watch, Register Of Water Works, and City
Assessor.
Whereupop the Council, on tho 3ist Of May.
adopted the following resolution:
"Resolved. That poll be ordered 10 be opened on
the first Wednesday In july. for the parpoNe Of Ia
king the sense Of the citizens upon the subject 70
And appointed the following persons and places
for Jefisrsnn Ward-Luther Libby. joseph Brun-
nell, James Winston. y A Smith and Goo p How
ard, to be Commissioners Renben Seal. "a Once.
OF the Day Police. % be Conductor; and the Hall
the First Market the place for holding the cleo
ton.
For Madison ward-Elisha shepperson. VIM "
Crump. Geo w Randolph, Geo w Gillian, and Fran
els j smith. 10 be Commissioners. tadmus U John
son. LIST oicer Of the Day Police. 10 be Conductor;
and the City Hall 70 be the place for holding The
For Monroe ward--ssmusl Bayiy. Thomas Bar
ham, Thos Boudar, Samuel J rutherford and Wm
w Undertake. 70 be Commissioners; Benz N Morris.
ft oicer Of the Day Police. 70 BE- Conductor; and
Iacys ehop, at the corner OF Broad and foushee
stre<ts 70 be the place for holding the election.
Il
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

u &c-Will be offered at public sale on the 10TH
DAY UF JUNE NEXT. the valuable estate Of the
late e Taliaferro on the Rapid Ann River in the
county Of Culpcper, and ad loining the Rapid Ann
Station Orange and Alexandria h al road The rail
road passes through the farm and the station only
afew hundred yards from the house and barn. This
Farm, situated in The beautiful ana fertile valley of
the Rapid Ann. oifersa rare opportunity to pnr-
chasrrs 1t is in fine state oi cultivation sur
rounded by good farms. and most desirable neigh
boihood The farm contains 63J acres of land and
has on it large dwelling house, barn, stable and
all necessary out houses in good repair.
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MULES FOR SALE.-Wil be sold 1T
w public aurtio... at the Old Church, in the
county OF Hanover. on SATUdO tue Goth June,
twenty laege we'll broke MULES. they are unI-
sualy ane, and w II suted for heavy work
TsRMs-A CREDIT offJur months, for approved, en-
dorsed negotiable notes.
salo to com ence at IL o'clock le 21
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM

- CONTAINING S5H ACRES OF LAND on
THE BROKE PLANK ROAD, SEVEN MILES
NORTH OF kICHM0ND-As Commissioner of the
Circuit Court # Richmond, by dercee pronounced
On the lTth Ma, 1855 in the Care of Mitchell and
others, against Idly, &C.. shall procaed to sell,
at Public Auction: on the premises on THURSD ,Y.
the 9th day OF juno, 1853, at O'clock r. NJ, the
died seized, containing a5 60-lo0 ACRES, and to be
divided INTO four lots OF about q acres acres each
ing to plat to be exhibited at the hour o. sale
TERMS :-Une-ionrth cash. balance at 6, ~ and Is
months, tor negotiable notes, interest added sats
iactoriy endors d. and title retained until the fur h
er order of the Court The taxes for 1858 to be paid
by the purchaser.
10 l5p-tds W GODDTN Com'r
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VALUABLE FARM on THE DAN

AdLU hDLE ANN ON tuE phN
' WILLIE RAILROAD, At POBI0U's station
RICHMOND, CUNTA MING SIX HUNDRED
ACRES, F0 4 SALE-Ihe health of DR. w john
sJn not enabling him TO attend 10 business, he has
an horiZed MS co sell the valuable Farm which he
now resides, located as above. The tract contains
about 600 acres which about $50 to 900 are clear
I'd, ami the remaining 3d to $50 acres are heavily
set in original growth OF oak and pine. from which
may be cut l5UOp cords # wood which can b. sold
at Hobou's depot a. such remnneratiye prices ~
will. it is verify believed, pas the greater part oil
the entire purchase money. The wood land IL so
can be hauled by each team.
The most Of the cleared land is in a high STATE oil
cultivation, as the growing crops viii show there
are on the tract above 400 of rich TAT land
which Is equal to the beat river bottom The Whole
tract, though Remarkably level, 10 thoroughly
drained The buildings on the place are ample Tor
the sentee accommodation Of large family en-
bracing large dwelling, AMI every other buiioln2
suit4bl. for the place, and all In excellent repair
The yard is handsomely shaded, and beautifully aud
tasteully set out with cho roses aud other now
ers The garden 10 very productive There are two
excellent orchards on the Farm. Inc placs Is per
fectly healthy.
To appreciate the value Of this estate Is peees
sary to view and examine it, aud persons disposed 70
do so are respectfully requested TO call upon III
Johnson, who will take great pleasure In showing
the pren'iscs
the access to Richmond lin 20 minutes) Is cheap anu
The Farm is enclosed with new fence.
crate coal. from the immediate vicinity can %
The annual products of the place will average
? m0 bushels wheat and 500 barrels corn lts ioca
ton on the railroad. at Rnbous depot. s wei, suit
bnsir ass In Richmond The terms II payment VIII
be one-fourth cash. bE'ance at and ears, ioi
bonds b. airing int rest, secured oy unst ed I,
The above Farm will be- sold great bargain, j
iI 'ss1m@ g. p"'Al'' Z ao6DiN AppERsoN.
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1hn BUILDI. G LOTS IN CULLINas.

IOO WORTHS PLAN, UNION HILL, AT AUG
IION.-W1ii besoid upon the premises, on TIL URS-
DAE. the 18th day of June, commencing at u'clJck
III, 10 beautiful Lots i'll ''CullIngswortl's Plan"
Union Hit opposite the residence of Mr. yalet,-
tine Heckler, aud adjoining the Fa rfieid Race
Course, the lands of Bacon Tair, James Tally and
others. r.,
The property fronts on 10Th, goth. 2st, 22d, I'D
2ith and 10Th streets, ex.eaded in the county of
Henri o.. - =
Persons in want can provide themselves with suit
able Lots for building gardening purposes its
proximity t. the city renders it particular, desra-
se FOR either purpose The properly will be sold i'm
lots or squares to suit purchasers
1sRMs-One-iCurth cash; the balance at g. 8 and II
months, for notes. with interest added and secured
by trust deeds.
plat of the property be at the off ,e of
the AuCtiOneers JAS NJ TAfTiIk ~ MN
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$40 REWARD Left my pre-

JkSH misses, on "Wednesday evening last, briIh
&c Nlulatto Woman named MARFH a, former
* II owned by the late IIohu Gaines dec d, o
- j Queen county. She is thought to BE-
81. about rhe city, or perhaps has made be,
o. lag 20 Mrs. Brtsey Miiers or DR.. VIM.
,.r--'. IN Hanover county, about nine miles from,
.-u-.j j, at wlI"h places she stopped on her WAY
Sshmand. fron King and Queen. Martha j..
- years OF aga. tai AMI welt formed. has
rs -.i and " ~ black hair and blue eyes fh
ga on Broad aui 9TH streets late on wedmss
.-ht ,a-t and ilas not been heard from since
, s,re reward will he paid TO ANY person deliver
.->ii Negro 20 me- or 10 W. q. WRIGHT, Ste-
-,y4le. King ( queen county.
THOS. J.'BAGBY,
Agent and p,at,r,hT " ,ll .Lt.tt
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h., AoCrlvNIWill be sold at the Rro.s s,,.ss
nsneins At 10 .elOes Re i 4. saI q Jun. ..
consisting Of single ana a, aot q Hotel Eurnianrs.
tSsirs TTspinets; hureaus Mashstands; Wsrdrobs
TIE TIE. Lao s, chiaa and S1axars, &c.
~ credit, interest added fbr approved 80
~ JAS Taylor 4 son. Anct.
a3d ins,ant % sie VIII De Resumed on WEDNR sDAY.
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By A. D. Williams, Auct.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND ONE

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND ONE
l. VACANT LOT, IN DUVAL'S ADDITION, ON
Ell. pAUL's STREET AT aUGTI0N.-On THURS
DAY 18th June at o'clock, P NJ. upon the prem-
ises will be sold the property owned by Robert HILL
and situated at the corner of ST. Pauls and C0utts
streets 1t will be divided and sold three parcels
10 wit: ..s
Isl. The corner lot. having it a large framed
pw+lnS. with or rooms. fronting about Is feet
and running back 29 feet inches TO ST. Peters ST..
embracins a iarse and fertile garden with IA number
of fruit ees, dc
I'd. A Brick House. adjoining the above with 4 or
rooms. This lot fronts 40 feet and runs back TO 81
Peters at.
3D. vacant Lot next to No. 2 fronting IS feet and
also running back to St. Peters st.
TERMS: ne fourth cash; balance at 4, and II
months with interest added, and secured by trust
deeds.
lie 10 Williams, Auct-
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By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

TOOK OF C0NFECTIONARIES
~ STORE FIXTURES, &c.. AT AUCTIoN-Wil
be sold at auction on WEDNESDAY Jun. Isl
commencing at 10 o'clock. at the store c,rner Main
and l9h streets the entire stock in the said Store
consisting OF general assortment of Conectiona.
ries, Segars, Tobacco Fancy articles, Show Gases.
&c. Terms cash. ALEX. MOTT.
2l-tds Aucf
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pOCKBRiDGE BATHS favor

DOCK BRIDGE BATHS -Ihis fayurI e
a. bathing place, long known ~ LEfCHER'S and
afterwards hs JoRDAN'S SPniNGS, has been re
Gently IN chased by il company of gentlemen in
Ncck bridge county where it il situated and whele
the virtues Of the water beet known and i'll be
pen Tor The reception of visitors upon the LIST OF
JU hnext New and handsome buildings have been
erected and no effort will he spared 10 make it de-
tghtfnl summer resort. 1t is beau ifuy located Oh
the North River. in the midst of mountain and val
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by any in
the State. Ii is on the main stage road from Ley
ngton to the Central Railroad dist ant eleven miIer
from TIE former and nine miles from Goshen Depot
on the latter. Visitors can reach the Baths in
ayfrom Petersburg Riehm md and alexandria ar
irving at their destination before sunset
The teWreraturs of the water is a little higher
than that OF the old weet, and this, with the pecu
liar character and buoyanCy of the wafer which j.
Mighty charged with Garbonic Acid Gas and con
tSIns Magnesia. Iron, &c renders bathing in IT, by
universal consent OF those who have triedt delight
tnl anu lnVlgoratIng TO an extraordinary degree
Is medicinal effect is atested by fifty years of local
experience especially in Of general Debility
wherever existing. Rheumatism. Amenurrhea, ri,,
menorrhea. Meuorrhssia, Lcucorrhea. Prolapsus
children, it is unsurpassed. if equalled by any Wa
Ter il the world. Near At hand is dne Sulphur
spring. second only To the famous White sulphur
Vt Greenhrer, to which visitors to the Baths have
free access.
governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion Of
last summer with his family at 1.-THE Baths" thu
~ AXIS of it: 1T is my chosen spot in the noun
aims and shall certainly revisit it, if possible next
GUNNER.
nef-ren~e may also lie had, amongst many Others
10 Col II Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Iustituts, Rev VIM 5 White. d y. and Rev
VIM Pendltton. of Lexington: Vim q Paue. Esq
Of the firm Of X eBt, Paine Il Kent. Richmond, and
Hunter, Esq, of selma, Alabama.
TERMs-$i 20 per day. for less than one week; So
per week, for less than weeks; SIS per week. for
more than two weeks, and $50 per month.
my 24-ol3m
SEA BATHING II ESAPEAKE
~ HALL, HAMPTON. VA3This Summer Re
treat. only two miles froIl Old Point will he
opened on the 10th of June. when the prop ietnrs
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A SMALL. TOW RnA

-> A SMALL. TOW BOAT
$50 sos ssLE.--I sm authorized r., sa,I
y GOAT. - feet keel. beam " feel ana
',, ,fsa tprse power. She is only tour wears Ola
a sound and ~ good order, AMI will he
=. hcr owner has no further use for har
3 thor particulars apply 10
f. ~. RIO uASKINs
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yxyE xsnt se.sss ssx. eszxs NAsnss esrs. f.s
w .bss ne 81 Tss casa. We wzzt a 70 asks
ssss uH eospos aoa
- & 80 -
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At Cost.

I'VE are offering entire stock Of Staple and Fan.
w ey Goods al Cost- a
janl-u W A. J. g. McCIEILASD.
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Mroiral.
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and Sarsaparilla,

DossEsEs advantages not enjoyed BY any other med
Il icine for the cure Of sexual Diseases which must
with enlightened public render it assuredy highly
popular, and desderatum long sought for in the med
cal world IL needs no confinement change OF diet
In approved FORM that Of paste II is entirely taste
less, and unpleasant sensation to the patient
has acquired the utmost fame in almost every part
OF Europe: IL has been examined. approved Of. and
sanctioned by the faculty OF medicine and recommen-
ded by the eminent OF the profession. Prepared
by ]. W. THORN, Chemist, London, and for sale,
wholesale and retail by JOHN A TARRAST Co. Agents
for the United States 27s Greenwich street. New York
AS the above valuable preparation has been exten-
sively counterfeited by unprincpled parties IN the
United States the proprietor has adopted precau-
ton against imposition consumers Label of which
the following fac simile and which will be found
burnt in upon the bottom Of each pot Of the oenae
intended for sale in the United States CansdRs British
Provinces West Indies and South America.
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MEMPHIS, March L., 1857
Mr. W : BENNETT.-When IN Philadelphia, Ia. a few
DAYS ago called upon Nr Samuel sloan, the cclcbTat
ed Architect and author ~ the Sloan Work Arch-
lecture asked ms opinion tU the durability, &c
OF Vests Patent Roof, such You using city
of Memphis and lac told me that hc had hesitation
in saying to that a good and durable roof aud
is all that advocates csm II to be- farther saying
that be IS using II a lnc building Tor himself
Respectfully, JOHN l. MORGAN, Architect
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Persons Of COnsumptive Habits,
READ THISt


READ THIS!
rVro THE G.EFENBEfSG COMPANY; For the FIRST
i time IN my life am induced 20 certify 20 the truly
wonderful effects Of popular medicine but N send
u duty that 20 the Gr1eienberg Company, and
more especially % suffering humanity.
About the first Of June last. had a negro taken
with cough attended wth restleSsness, splitting u
Immediately called in truly skllful and scientific
physician, who told me IL was a case Of consumption
grew worse I then had another physician Of great
reputation lung diseases. He examined him, and
also decided II 10 be hopeless case Of consumption,
and said it useless 10 spend money in trying 70
him.
had previously promised the GrsefenberE Agents
here, (MesSrs. Wells Lowell that when the doctors
gave him up j would try the Graeienberg Consump
tive's Balm. did and my agreeable surprise,
the began 10 improve after taking enly i've SIX
doses. He took only two bottles Of the Balm and
three botiles Of the GrefeubeTg sarkp&ra Compound
which cost me the small sum of nine dollars, and TO
day consider him entirely cured He i worth 81 100
and he II doing me good service on the plantation
consider him perfectly sound and well as hc = lat,
hearty, and strong, without vestge or sign o disease
left- JOHN MlIS,
Claiborne, Ala
have used the Grsefenberg Consumptive's Balm IN
severe Of consumption my practice, with the
happiest effect. wish al would use Il
:. MEDARIS, NJ n,
Tottan' weils. Tenn
The Grafenberg Consumptive's Balm xii cGect1ally
cure Consumption and all cDuaYats u the lungs 10
cases Of Coid on Tue Langs and ehest LAhgnor eoii
bined with !nfncuit Breathing, Pains IN tie Chest aud
bronchitis, the Grefenberg ConsunpsivcS Balm will
effect complete cure and prevent the disease from
becoming a confirmed Consumption In all cases, de
lays dangerous. They as az hundred fold %
ali diseases baving tendency 20 Consumption. We
earnestly advise all To procure the consumive bAiA
IN
a. The price Of the Consumptve's Balm IS 90 per
bottle ALEX. MACKENZIE, Nashville,
Agent for the Grrfenberg Company, Ter Tehnea<ee,
Alabama, and Georgia O4nS-u
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ST. NxASANS.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Harness. Iiarness!.
Hydrant Hose,

CITuATED in Edge1ed ON the Gallatln Tarnpk,
- For further particulars apply 10
Sept IL A v. s. LINnSIEY.
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R. r. R-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches
whether sick or nervous; Rheumatism Par
slysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Small Pox, Fevers, Swollen Joints,
Kidney Complaints, Scarlet Fever, Pains a
round the Liver, Pleurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains Of all kinds. Radways Rea-
dy Relief will, in II few minutes change the
mlseTies you suffer 10 Joys of pleasure.
R. r. R-Radway sRenovating ResOly yent for the cure
Of chronic discases-such as ScrOfulous aud
Syphilitic Complaints. .Consumptve and 9TH
affections of the Lungs and Throat, Indu-
ration and enargcmentS Of parts. Eruptive
and other diseases OF the skin, Nodes, Tu-
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia, and all other dis
caseses arising from an impure state OF the
Blood.
R. r. R.-IsaIway's Regulators viii cure, effectively
and speedily, Costiy.ness, Indigestion. In
domination OF the Bowels Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. Diseases al the Heart AID KID
neys, Female Complaints, small Pox, Fey ere,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system is out
OF order, dose Of Railway s Regulators will
restore II 20 regularity. No female should
be without them.
R. r. r. Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
marlO-lydAw RADwAY co.
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Wanted. 1000 Agents.

nN hand aud for sale hy
" ssts. -. n. n. DICKEY
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ConstitutionaI Diseases.

Many diseases that aitict humanity inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sicky sires
Scrofua, Consumption, Syphilis and Fits, are among
the most common of constitutional diseases. Now,
not how many generations the seeds Of these dis
eases may have been Established in the system,
ruptng the blood-Hddirdys Re1oedtins Resolrdm will
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every par
Gle OF diseased deposits, and nh the veins with
pure and healthy blood.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THE sciences Of Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their Vt
most 20 produce this best, most per
feet purgative which Is known 10 man.
q InnumerAble pToofs are shown that
these PIIfs have virtues which sur
pass IN excellence the ordinary med
ic.ncs, and that they win unprcce-
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81 Principal Depot on the corner OF Third and
Pine street -. Louis, Missouri.
nS- For sale in Louisville by BELL ABBOTT Co,
Springer Bro, and Raymond Patton.
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Mr. Bennett has done sonio small amount ui roofing
for m his peculiar way, w!th Cotton stunt coated
with preparation the basis Of which appears To be
Coal Tar. IL Is very eHeCtual and llsht roof and a
pears 10 promise considerable durability from the
preservatiye qualities OF the CON postun which peur.
trates the cloth and protects from the influence the
air and water. The Composition docs not liqaify snd
run from the effects OF the heat OF the Ia summer
does It harden crack from the influence IN the
cold OF Winter. A. l.. MkluII-
Ore
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Attached is n note from JoHY L. MORGAN Esq, Arch
iect by which may be the opinion Ot MIR. Samuel
Sloan the celebrated Architect and writer upon Arch
fecture whose experience with this mode OF roofing
without a doubt, Is satisfactory Ia all
nIr.... H. Il. u
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JNHE undersigned is prepared 10 introduce into
i in Tennessee W. l.. CHII.DS & cos PATENT
/ FIRE pPpOE
ING and asks the attention OF Architects, Builders
Railroad Companies, and the public, TO examine its
suDeriority over other Roofing
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The Amicted Rejoice.
The Arctic Liniment
rms and Scalds.

will afford YOU instant relief.
Everybody il lial l.. 10
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r r r

IEAITH WILL in all cases, follow the Of Rad
l. ways r. X. Remedies. There none sick
infTmities but that Railways Ready Relief Removal
ing Resolyent Regulators, the Of the dis
sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief;
Radway S ReDovatins Resovcnt, Railway Regulators
Each Of these remedies possesses special curative pow
certain diseases Yet there other diseas-
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used If there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body To
tain their action the patient will hive aud be restored
TO health.
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Rddndy'S Renoudfi,i1 ReSolrdat should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants afflicted with Sores Humors, sc. These
breakngs out (thus early) are evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock flew doses ofthe
ReIsOudtig Re0lnt will eradicate every vestge Of the
disease and insure the chd sound and healthy body
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II. COFFIN, Superintendent.


NIF.NFIII-, IENN., Jan. IF, 1901,
To THE PUmIC3-W, : Bennett made Application %
US last Summer To our buildings with Nests
Galvanic Cement; Il being new thing thought We
would try H. had applcd Blac ksmlih shop ana
Engine House attached to the Foundry They have
proved hll required Of water proof roof having vii.
stood Of the greatest storms aud are giving good
satisfaction. We can only add, Try and sou vii be
satisfied CURTIS y KNAPP Iron Founders
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SELF FERMENTATION, ETC.

A IL debts due previous b The year lsS7, viii
n be collected by January Court, befere
Mayistraie, u not pAid befoTe that time. Ihis sha
apply ID all Fers1nz without diEtncton. "a word 10
the wise Is sufficient"
deCit-l n G. heNAIkr CD
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them unpreparod. We have abundant grounas To be
hsve the CnKKRI PICTORIAL lives by the con
SYMPTOMS prevents than those II cures Keep by
you and cnre your colds whsle they durable, nor
neg iect them Until nn human skill master the mex
cradle canker that, fastened the Nals eats your
lie away All know the dreadful fatality of lung dlS
orders, ard they know too the virtues of this rem
edy, need do more than 10 assure them IL is
still made the best II be- We spare cost.
care, toll 10 produce the most perfect possible,
and thus Afford Those who rely On u the best agent
which our skill can furnish for their cure.
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AGENCIES SOLICITED.
Bcni. r. Shields,

TTAVING completed his ngemcnts FOR the trans
OF all kinds Of Agencies, To his own sats-
faction feels confident that he meet the expecta-
uons OF those who may nrust their goods to his care
No conflicting interest his part shall at any time be
allowed strictly commission business alone Wll DC
attempted. Jan d-u