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LeKar Notice.


To Samuel r.. Carey, M Ill Runner, Chas. Parsons;
John MeNeil ! Co., n. IL. OllipAAnt, Jesse
Reeves, Price ]. pstten 4 Co., and G. M. Hoyt
sVHERR 10 now file in the ctscc OK che Ger
L of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, al
Keokuk, the petition OF flaming d Higgins
cisiniAg Of Il. II. Runnsr. tina luAker Of note,
ard Samuel Z. Carey the endorser, snd on jndg-
mcnt against plaintiffs ~ endsrsers of said note,
the snmof twelve hundred dollen; and claiming
against M. Ill. Runner the foreclosure of . mort
gsge given on certain real estate in the city of
Keokuk said petition represents that PLAINTIFF
have discharged the judgment said note, that II
the other defendants have an interest In the prop.
interest of the defendants be cut Off the property
sold. and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day Of the February term
1850 OF said Court, judgment will be rendered
against you.
RANKIN, MILLER d RNSTER,
Nov. 8. 1889. d Pitts Att'ys.
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Legal N office

To G. NJ. Service and James Reynolds:
VOU are hereby notified that there il now on file
i In the office Of the Clerk OF the District Court
of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition OF
Henry s. Clarke, siaimink Of you G. NJ Service the
sum of three hundred and fifty dollars and inter.
est, As money due on . promissory note executed
by O. n Service to jane Reynolds and by him
endorsed to plaintif, and claiming Of both of you
tho foreclosure of 3 mortgage given TO secure said
note and tvo sthas nosse, and cosveysng the fol.
iowing real estats, to-wit: part II lets and s,
in block l50. in the city Of Keokuk, bsing twenty
Eve feet fronting on Eleventh street, beginning
25feet from the ends Of sAin lots and running
width ut right angles across said lots 100 feet
in Lee county, Iowa, in which said real estate the
said James Reynolds has or clains y have come in
terest.
Now, unless You appear and answer said petition
on or before thesecond day Of the nsxt term Of
said District Court, commencing on the 6rst Mon
day 10 February, 1859, judgment and decree will
be rendered sscsfding TO the prayer Of said petition
antsaid real estate will be sold TO satisfy the
amount found 70 be due plaintiff, interest and
costs, and all your interest therein will be cut Of
and farsvex haired aud forscloesd.
So - AcCRAhY BRUCE,
.1svs - 8u Solicitors for Petitioner.
TAnrN II I'D I'm
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q SlmMn = esp.
r NE hundred bcasS, Hill 4 Co.'s, Cincnnsti o.,
~ for sale by HOLT co.
noyAd
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID crRR or

FOR THE RAPID crRE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt C0nsump.
tiOn, and for the relief Of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide 10 the field Of its usefulness and 10 nu-
meroua are the eases Of its cures, that almost
every section of country ahounds In persons pub
hcly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried its superiority over every
Other medicine Of It's kind II apparent escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections OF the
pulmonary organs that arc incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have filled and been discarded this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten
DIR. j. g. AVER Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO., Ksokuk.
J. 4: kHED = CO., Chicago,
BARNARD CO., 81. Louis,
suIRn, scKsTEiN : CO.. Cincinnati.
Wholesale Agents,
And Assnt. in every town in the Unissd States.
myl6dAwly
N
THE second term Il this Institution viii com
j nsnss On Monday, Iev. l4Sh. in the hassnsat
OF the Chatham Square Church, corner Of TIA and
Morgsn -. These Rooms have been fosnd dry and
cool ard sasy 81 ascsss.
The Teachers secured 70 instruct in their differ
Rev. @. A. WILLIAM6, Principal;
Mrs. ST. WILLIAMS
Mrs. b. II CRAVEN;
Miss l.. sOOPELTN.
NJ n II. to ~ MnssA
A frospsstas Of The Inssitutisu viil DO pyblsnsd,
and tan be obtained on appicatin 10 the Fresidspt
or Secretary Of ths Board Of Trustees, or to the
Principal. WA. THOMPSON, President.
II. s.soss. Secretary.
sooKsI nook:Ii Dooks'H
nR, MENTAL AND VOCAL PHILOSOPHY,
~ involving the pSincip1as ~ Reading and
Speaking, and designed for the dsvalopnsnt Of
both bsdy and mind, In aocordanee with the Ms
ture and destiny q man, By Prof. Bronson. A. n.
Dselod " nain-st.
mrs. H. v. Dsecher,s Bssk.
E,RoM DAWN TO DAYLIGHT, tho simple ste-
: v' OGDEN asi sho 81 n; = CO.'S
Nov3od 81 Main-st.
BBIs superior quality Tor e s.ls ys,y 10y By
Sign Of tho Golden Eagle and Mortar,
| desl3-d 90 Main strset.
| TVHAt. RRADH's new book "a Good FigIt,"
dsoisd OsbRN, BRoWERLL ) GO.
! 4 L,O, Banks q New York, Adam Bede, Love mo
| "A little love ms long, Life Of Humboldt Nyls
o. The King, Widow Miss slimnszs Window,
10'a 10l'' e OGDEN iii n BRowsELL CO.'S
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WILL CURE, AND aoss daily Curs,
w soms - the aost WRECKED casss al Rhenma-
tian, Paralysis, Piles, h., that we're ever known.
Try H. TO-, % ~ gums al tssthinx ehildrsu,
lady's gAthersd breast and sec how qaisting IL
pfCvss. All the bsst doctors use IL Who have be-
so0e acquainted With 10, and exeSy frst class dng
gist sells Ii.
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A. 3. FRASER,
MANTMLAs
ED WARD DEANS.
d RAP ER AND TAIL

6econd-st., between Main and johnson streets.
KEOKUK, IOWA.
LIVERY description Of Cloths and Cassimerss
- constantly on hand and cut and made mp into
garments in Atyle unsurpassed in the city.
N.B.-Boys' Clothing out and made IN the latest
and best styles. [dec10-dlyl
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PREPARED BY
DIR. j. g. AVER Il co.

AO w LAAS N a 50.
BARTLETT, KAYE a CO., Ksokuk.
J. III. kEHD CO., Chicago,
BARNARD 4 CO., ~. Louis,
6UIR1, ECKSTEIN CO.. Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And AGENTS in every town In the United States.
myl6dAwly
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Master Commit NJ Onerss sale In
ChnnCcry.
The Cincinnati Type Foundry
rs.
John Tarbell, John Kidder,

virtue 81 decretal order made by the District
- Court Of the United States for the District
o. Iowa, southern Division, at the October term,
1858, thereof, holden at burlington, and special
order, made Duc. 1, 1859, and 10 me directed will
on Wednesday, the 4th day of January, 1850, be-
tween the hours Of O'clock q. m. and o'clock D.
IA of said day, ~ the door Of the Clerks Office If
sad Court In the Ciiy OF keokuk, sell to the high
est bidder for ca b. the following described real es
tate, 10 wit: lhcsouth-east one-t third OF lots ten,
tl0i, eleven Il y and twelve tl2 in block sixty one
OIL, In the city of heokuk, county Of Lie and
stat 81 iowa and make deed 70 the purchaser In
cordance with the decree OF said Court.
Said sale 10 made To sHti fly decree rendered by
sa'dCourt In favor Of the Cincinnati Type Foundry
and against said John Tartell John idder and
Peter Eichsr. 4. r. ENSTER,
Special Master Commissioner in Chancery, Dissric,
Court VI United states.
Dec. q, Is59-dlm
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| ara*s and Journals for $780,
fes sale ny N. w. WESTCOiT,
Desioo 81 NAin-st.
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on BBLS. assorted, al new and fresh, for sale b.
~V KELLOGG BIRaE.
novId - 2aan-st.
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Mrs. n. ". Neech0r,s Bosk.
ESR0M DAWN TO DAYLIGHT, orths simple sto.
- ~ of wsstsfA hens, for ssls BY
OGDEN BROWNRLL CO.'S
CITY Doox HsoRs,
Eov1od 81 Main-st.
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'I'nE BOOK OF Tx CHAPTER, or Morriiorial
! Instructions in the degrees OF Mark, Past, and
- nos. E2csiien. Master, and the Holy Royal Arch.
For sale by OGDEN, BROWNELL b co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-18

H6 About ten years ago, there lived near
Cincinnati family by the name of Stringer.
The eldest 500, Jake, was q most eccentric
genius One day bis mother said:
Jake, want You to 60 to the store -
half q mile distant" and get me quarters
worth of sugar and quarters worth Of soap"
Jake roused himself up, brushed the whit
lings from his lap, and started forward on bis
errand He did not return. Ten years pass
ed bT, aud no tidiDgs were heard Of the errand.
Yesterday, as the family we're sitting down TO
their Thanksgiving dinner, the door opened
and in came tall, moustachoed, good-looking
man, with some bundles in his hand. 1t was
Jake Stringer. All the family sprang to their
feet in astonshnent, bat the mother and Jake
we're perfectly cool.
Mother" said Jake, here's your sugar
and soap"
Lay them on the table aud eat your din
ner," said Mrs. Striuger "you out to be
whipped for staying so long. "-Ezctargs.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-18

Private examinations are to be granted
only in extreme cases, and only after all the
public examinations OF the county have taken
place. The only cases, now thought of, that
seem to justify what is called a private exam
ination, are those Of O District having failed
to secure teachers for all its schools, by means
of the public examination, and OF school rem
dered vacant by the death, resignation, or dis
missal of the teacher Ia these cases. private.
or more properly, speeia! examinations should
granted, but only at the written request of the
proper Board, and with full opportunity for
them to be present If they desire it.
QUEsTIoS Is provisional certificate, for
one year, granted by an outgoing County Sup
erintcndent, binding on his successorf-C County
Superintendent.
ANSWER: 1t is and it can only be annuled
for misconduct or incompet ency, known by or
proved to the successor. A provisional GER
tifcate is as yslid as a professional one, during
the term for which it is issned. This decision
which should render County Superintendents
very cautious il the granting Of provisional
certi6cates,-is based on the principle, that
though the person who holds the Office of
County Superintendent may change every
three years or 0ftener, the offce always re-
mains the same in the eye Of the law ; and its
acts. legally performed, are binding OF all who
hold it.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-18

Thursday Morning, October 10, 1860,
SeIttteS 9uetrg.
PROPHECIES OF THE SEASON.
BY ANTHONY HoxIE.


Where late the meadows blushed with bloom
And daisy fakes were white as snow,
The spectral shades of autumn gloom
Prophetic wander TO and fro.
The hills. so long encrowned with green,
A browner garb begin to wear;
Cav summer half inclines to screen
Her beauty from the daylight's glare.
The woods all.leaycd stand waiting nigh,
Their verdure touched with crimson stains,
Yet 10th to lay their honors by,
As age to part with all its gains.
A sadder note from grove and glen
Whereto The robins young have flown
While mournfully the little wren
Pipes through the fading trees alone.
The brook. that prattled one sweet tone
When summer mist was soft and dim,
Keeps up low incessant moan,
That times with Natures graver hymn.
The swallows too have left the caves
And fit and form in noisy bands
The golddnch plans among the leaves
Her coming flights to southern lands.
Above Won mountains rocky side,
The wary hawk swings round and round,
A friendEess rover. winged with pride,
That scorns the touch Of kindred ground
These, these are but the first faint signs
Of autumn's presence day by day
She draws in bright but fading lines,
The picture of her own decay.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-18

War AuED HM--A late number of the
Albion has a good anecdote Of a man who
rarely failed n 60 to bed intoxicated, and dis
turb his wife the whole night Upon his be-
ing charged by friend that he never went to
bed sober, be Indignantly denied the charge,
and gave the incidents OF one particular hight
in proof. Pretty soon after | got into bed,
my wife said, Why husband, what is the mat
ter with yon? You act strangely p There's
nothing the matter with me- said nothing
at all I'm sure there is,' said she you
don't act natural at all Shan't get up and
get some thing for you p And she got up,
Lighted candle, and came to the bedside to
look at NE, shading the light with her hand.
/ knew there was something strange about
you, said she why y0H ore s0bsrF Now this
is fact, aud nv wife will swear to it,so don't
you SANDER me any more by sayiRg that l
haven't been to bed sober in six months, be-
cause l nave ~
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-18

YAyKEz start FoR HEAvES.-The follow.
ing business vieE" Of religious values will
not be smiss in statistics -" A pew is for sale
in the meeting house of the FIRST parish in An
herst. The man that owns the pew owns the
right Of space just ss long as the pew is, from
the bottom of the meeting house TO the top
or roof, and he caa 60 as much higher as he
can get. If g man buy my pew, and sit in it
on Sundays. and repent and be g good man,
he will 90 to heaven, if God let's him 90. Let
a man start from the right place, let him 60
right, keep right, do right, and be viii 60 to
heaven at last and ny pew is as good
place to start from as any pew in the meeting
honser
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MY Wires PIANo.-The deed is accomplish
ed. My wife has got piano. 1t came on
dray Six men carried it into the parlor,
and it grunted awfully 1t weighs q ton,
shines like mirror and, has carved Cupids
climbing up on its limbs. And such lungs
whew Ny wife has commenced to practice,
and the first time she touched the machine /
thought we were in the midst of thunder
storm, and the lightning had struck the crock
cry chest. The cat, with tail erect, took Q
bee line for particular friend upon the back
fence, demolishing six-shilling pane of glass
The baby awoke, and the little fellow tried his
best to beat the instrument, but he couldn't
do it. 1t beat him.
A teacher has been introduced into the
house He says he is the last of Napoeon's
grand army. He wears a huge moustache,
looks at nee fercely, smells Of garlic aud goes
By the name of Count Run away y-never-come.
back-again-by. He played an extract dexopera
the other night He ran his fingers through
his hair twice then grinned, then cooked his
eye up TO the ceiling, like monkey hunting
flies, and then came down one Of bis fingers
and heard delightful sound, similar to that
produced by @ cockroach dancing upon the
tenor string Of fiddle Down came another
finger and was reminded of the wind whistl-
ing through the knot hole Of hen-coop. He
touched his thumb, and thought was in an
orchard listening to the distant brsying Of
jackass Now be ran his fingers along the
keys, and thought Of boy rafting stick
upon q store box or a picket fence. All Of
Q Sudden he stopped, and thought something
had hsppened. Then he came down with
fists, aud. oh, Lord such noise was never
heard before thought hurricane had struck
the house and the walls were caving in.
imagined was in the cellar, and ton Of coal
was falling about ny head.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-18

SrccESs.-The first and chief element OF
success is decision Of character Without
this, aud the kindred traits that are always
found in its cOEpany, such Is resolution, cOar-
sge and hope, there Is little chance Of Slccess.
With it " there Is % sach EoFd as fail" and
seldom any sach thIng as fAilars- To sneh
. spirit evsa di=rnlt5ss 9Sogd srinuIas, ard
dangers spns-Gt fos Fesolats EtDd,a it has
been forcibly said. is ohnipetent7
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-18

CoNNoS STTLE OF PULPrT TERBosTY-The
other Sunday, an eminent divine was preach
ing upon the parable of Dives and Lazarus,
and when he arrived at the point where. in
great heat, Dives lifted up bis eyes and asked
Abraham to allow lazarus to come TO him
with drop of water, be said, ITO this spps-
rently reasonable. but, under the circOmstan-
ees, totally iusdmissible request, negative
answer vas returned
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-18

i PHrslc1AS, who lived in London, visited
a LADY who resided in Chelsea. After coutin-
uing his visits for some time, the lady express.
ed an apprehension that it might be inconEe-
uient for him to come 50 far on her account.
"Oh, By no means" replied the doctor I
have another patient in the neighborhocd, aud
always set out hoping to kill two birds With
one stone
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GNufatimal 9epartmeut.

BG- The annual examinations for Teachers
for 1860, will be holden at the following times
and places, viz:
October "a, at the Milan School House, in
Ulster.
Oct 25, at the borough house, Athens.
Oct 26, at the center house, Litchfeld,
Oct. 27, at the Kuykendall house, Windham
Oct. 80, at the Bowen Hollow house, War
ren.
Oct 80 at the Orwell Hill house
Oct. 81, at the Academy, LeRaysriile
Nov. /, at the Black house, TuScarora.
Nov. 2, at the Merryall house.
Nov. 8, at the Ingham house, Wilnot.
Nov. 5, at the McGuyre house, Terry also
at the Frenchtown house, Asylum.
Nov 6, at the Brown school house, for AL
bany and Overton also at the Stevens house,
Standing Stone, (at which last named place
the examination will commence at ii o'clock,
q. m.
Nov. 7, at the borough house, Monroe al
so at the HerrickViie school house.
NoY 8, at the borough house, for the To
wandas also at the Academy at Rome.
Nov. 9, at the Gore house for Sheshequi1
Nov 10, at the Myersburg house, Wysox.
Nov u, at the Varney house. Franklin :;
also at the borough house for Burlingtons
Nov l3, at the Taylor house. Granville :;
also at the center house, Sprinnfeld.
Nov IL, at the center house, Leroy also
at the Burnham house, Ridgbury.
Nov IS, at the Corners house, for Canton
and Armenia also at the Gllett house, South
Greek.
Nov. 16, at the borough house, Troy also
at the Rowley house Wells
Nov. II, at the Academy, Smith6eld also
at the Morgan Hollow house, Columbia.
The examinations will commence precisely
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. No candidates will be
examined who do not come in before II, uu-
less the tardiness be unavoidable. No person
will be inspected who does not intend to teach
in the county during the year neither will any
be examined that have attended inspections in
other, townships Private examinations will
in no case be granted. except in accordance
With the provisions Of the school law, as found
on page 81 Each teacher will bring Read
er, one sheet of Foolscap Paper, pen and ink,
Directors and parents are earnestly invited
to be present at the examinations in their re-
spective townships.
c. R. COBURN, Co Sup't
Towanda, September 4, 1860
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MlyD WBERE You LAY TEE EHPE4srs.-
Sir Fletcher Norton was noted for bis want
OF courtesy. When pleading before Lord
Mansfield, on some question Of manoriAl right,
be CHANGED unfortunately to saY. Ny lord.
can illustrate the point in al instances in ny
own nersoa I rvsef Rave .ro rt:'s "a.
CO. Tie i16Es t--e1.z.=-7 .,.sr1oss1. ~
3,s q afs Ets--ss. - - " FFa s. E-7F =.
=
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MEDTCIEEE.

THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.
1 AND NO HUMBUG.-PETERS' MALL
ALL SECRET DlSEAsES,-Thisg great American
remedy, containing no Merourial or Baisamic
properties, exceIs everything heretofore offered
the public, in it's curative, restorative and reno
waiting powers and the medical world are as
cure the above diseases, and COMPOUNDED when
they have ocular demonstrations Of the facts
edy for twenty odd years, has known of case
of twenty years standing to be restored to per
feet Health, and eli other cases OF shorter dlra-
ton to be restored, without single exception,
ard therefore challenges any case OF Gonorrhooa
directions are carried out with prudence on
the part OF the patient; and any one purchasing
half !. dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her case, he guarantees & perfect euro; and in
case Of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
agents; ana cure will be effected without moon
venienoe to the patient.
Sold by APPERS0N Il DUPUY, Nc. 20l Bread
street, and D, A. STRECkER, Main street, Drug
gists agents for the city of Richmond.
M IN
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TAILORING. Go.

EALL AND WINTER CEOTHkNG.--The
attention of the citizens of Richmond and the
varied. and comoIete assortment of GEMS and
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
all OF which were manufactured by us, with a
regard TO dress. We fatter ourselves that the
sty lie, Mt, and durability of our garments are un
advantages in manufacturing clothing such as
TO enable us to sell at such reduced prices can
not be eQualled Having made more extensive
ARRANGEMENTS this season for the supply of the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, We
hope TO receive a large support from all in want of
articles In our branch of business, assuring them
all that we Will do them Justice.
We are also prepared TO make to order any arti-
Gle OF Gents Wearing Apparel, at short notice.
NOAH WALKER & Co..
(Branch of Baltimore House,)
log, corner Main and l4th or Pearl sts
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

49, PRESTON NJ. QUARLES, NO
81 TARY PUBLto For THE CITY OF
Notary, will take dispositions and ackpowledg-
meats, adm mister ana certify oaths, and perform
whsteveT other duties pertain TO the Office of No.
aud CoLLECTI0N OF CLAIMS, WRITING
DEEDS, CONTRACTS. &c
n once, Basement of State Court Hou'e.
no IT. Sm
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CHINA, GLASS, 60.

YO NEW GOODS JUST OPENED
EjIMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR RETAIL
49, TRADE.-We would call the attention of
~ housekeeuers and the public generally to
Pink, and many other patterns Of D!NNEkSE1S
TEA SETS, TEfE-A-TETE SETS, CHAM
WHtTE FRFNCH H cHfNa and VIII PEGRAN
TIE WARE, of every description, sold by the set
or piece, to suit he purchaser.
SILVER PLATED WARE.-Castors Spoons
Forks; GOblets Pitchers Silver Mounted Wait
ers. Of all sizes; Candesticks; Cake Baskets
Card Baskets, &C.
Also. a large variety of English Stone and Pa
Iian PITCHERS; Tea Pots: Cigars and Creams; fine
Parian Vases, Figures. &c
FANCY BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE-Conslst
ing of Cologne Bottles; Vases; Spoon Holders
Goblets; Candiestlcks; Ash Trays Card Bas-
kets, &c.
We have also on hand q good assortment of
KEROSENE l. AMPS, of all kinds and sizes, and
the latest style of Burners. For sale very low at
GEO. J; SUMNER Il CO.'S,
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. 'AsoraEcARYH AND DRusaIsr-

- APOTHEcARY AND DRUGGIST
~ 18th street, between Grace and Broad,
u RICHMOND, VA,
cINEs, a. H IglaSnII PANTS, OILS, Dye
Pekk tMEkYs Scars, Com B s RBkHs sfEEsp q
ever, kipd. TOBACCO, SNUFF and GIShRS 81
y CsN efFrds' al the popular PATENT MEpt-
found in DRUG ST0RES-whioh will be sold on
M NfE e.s rssseSs snN tsrps A.e RoLLARps
,FhfsiClANS and others can rely on having
their PRESCRIPTIONS aecsretslg and eaysfaily
y. w. FNAYSkkp
Apotheeary and pIuggtst,
my Its 18th. between Grace and Broad sts.
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w. PETERSON l. CO.,
Druggists. 1856 Main street. corner l2tm.

II A. BODEkER& co., Apotheeanes ana
go Druggists, No. 10 Main street, near Old
~ Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
u general assortment of pure Drugs, Medi-
Putty, Dye Stufs. Patent Medicines, Brushes OF
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, Al
eohol, Soaps, Periqmery, Fancy ARTICLES, Garden
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly and the most reliable medicines fur