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TTssOLUTION.- The partnership
under he ssyi: q TITcRELL STYLEk, yi:dis:
81 Continued III Ssslth.
All psnons indebted to the late nrm are request
tyler, Who alone Is auth osIied to .eale the same.
Element. saaP P. HiT TTI :
.Co.PARTNERsHIP 1Hsying this day ss. ECU
slsa Ti'a e. ~ iSn 5Sh hsrssof IN shs so Shasa
i ay 1nasr h: = . ris q tio On 'f IT. TYLER Yi1s q ! co. q,
1.-THE old stand, los-now 'la7Msin q street TS;rrp
In retiring from the late nIm Of MITCHELL
friends and the public for their patronage through
q period OF more than tpenty. years. and respect
ARM Of JOHN II. TYLER 4 co, feeling assured
they will maintain the former EepSta1ion z 81 the
house. ~ Mii'hhLL'
Co.PARTNERsHIP.- JOHN II. TYLER l. CO.,
successors to Mitchell L Tyler, beg leave to an.
ssAkiNe and JENwELRY, BUSINESS st the old
stand. No; iOs-now isi?k IA street a1d klehmona,
bIished arm, and will, By their united efforts and
the great exp-rie nee of the senior partner, present
"usIityy Of goods and reasonable prices tina. has
fbor so many years characterized the former house.
" Th TEu , TIa5d siii ' bEPARf f,afni'rn under ID ih shs
able supervision of Mr.. JAMES L.. EGE, so long
and favcrably known in the old establishment.
Their present stock, to which they are daily add
ing new and desirable goods, consists Of the fol-
lowing extensive variety. viz;
GOLb and SILVER WATCHES.
DIAMONDS, and FINE GOLD JRWELRf,
FRENCH and AMEhICAN CLOCKS,
vi and PLATED WARE.
RODGERS'S TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY,
FANCY GOODS, &c.
our stock is entirely new, and embraces the most
desirable goods In our line, FOREIGN and AMh-
RICAN. Watch repairing done In the best man
ner. Cs.h paid for old silver, old and native goid.
GINS. PISTOLS, Gc.-we have made arrange
ments for a constant supply OF
DOUBLE SHoT-GuNS,
BREECH-LOADING RIFLES, c,yr
SMITH 4 NELSON'S JAM
STOLS,
COLTS and other REEOLVERS.
CARTRIDGES.
P0WbER. q"
POWDER- FLAsKS.
SHOT POUCHES and BELTS.
Orders received for any kind Of arms
.us-1w JOHN TYLER.
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YER,S AGCE CURE. for the speedy

4 YER'S AGCE CURE, for the speedy
N cure Of Intermittent Fever or Fererand Ague,
Remittcnt Fever, Chi! Fever, Dumb Ague. Psri"dl-
cal Headache or Bilioi. Headache, ana .Biii"'i-
Frvers; indeed, for the whole class OF dis"ases
originating in hillary dcrang.rnen hts caused ny the
malaria Of miasmatic countries. Fever ana hfne
il not the only consequence. of The miasinatlc poi
son. A great variety of disorders arise from ~
i~rritstion in malarious districts, among when are
Neuralgia, Rhcurn at:sn, uout, Headache. blltid-
nsss, Toothache, Earachc, Catarrh, Asthma, faipi-
ration, Painful All elton of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Pain in the BoSels, Colo, Paralysis, and Derangc-
ment of tho stomach, all Of which, when oriSi-
Ealing in this cause, pnt on the ntermitt.nt type or
become periodical. This "CrEE' expels the pot
son from the blood, and thus cures them all aliks.
IL Is not only the most ctrctual remedy ever dls-
covered for this class of complaints, bnt | - ne
cheapest, and, moreover, IL perfectly safe. 40
harm can aris, from its use. and the patient when
cured Is lef, as healthy As il he had never mad me
diseasa. Can this DO said OF any other cur. Tor
Chills and Fever? IL IL true of this. and It's import
ance TO these afflicted with tue complaint csnhot ns
oyrr-estimated So sure il II To cure the Fever ana
Ague that it may be truthfully said TO he q certain
remedy. one dealer complains that Y is not u go3u
medicine to sell, because one bottle cures a "hoie
ncighborhood. -,
Prepared by i. LAYER s Co, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LADD q. Agents,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
40 ON Richmond, Va.
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co. PARTNRRSHlP.-T undersigned have this
day associated themselves together under the style
and firm of GORDON Il CRlNGAN, for III. Inrpoee
MISSION BFSIN HSS at the old stand Of John n.
Gordon & son, Fourteenth street, near the Ex-
change Hotel. They respectfully solicit y con-
tiuuaic. If the patronage extended 10 the late hrm
of John N. Gordon y Son. Special attention will
be- given to the sale Of all produce and msrchan-
d,se consigned to us. JAMES GORDOS
John w. CRlNGAS.
, ix5e an ia
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ORANGE HOUSE,
" At ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD Depot,

HOUSTON RUCKER. PROPRIETOR.
REFURNisHED AyD kkFlTTED II suPEkP
N ,bs TRAVELLING PUBLIC. AS THIS HOUSE
is the ONLY REGULAR and CONVENIENT
HOTEL o MEALS UPON y q
Tor RREIKFAST and THIRTY MINUTES for SUP.
pr; and the PROPRIETOR ASSuREs his
GUESTS that the FARE shall not be
ie l6
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SRy
rREAT SHORT ROUTE TO Till
" MOTH, EAST, AND WEST, ~ TIE
RlCnMoap, fKEnhRlCKsHThG A%I r1rntN.
MAIL TWICE DAILY .-bLEGANT HLbspi,v
CARSON All NIGHT TEAMS Thee rt.ra
route issuing HRorGliT TICKETS ant TllEurDu
BAGGAGE CilEChS from kichmoni u 'h" cN'.'
North, Eas'. and West.
Trains on thia read arr now run - full tw- r..
\ THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves RNchu ra
daily Sundays rNC-pt.!j a. is 4. NJ, aTr.f.r.
Washington y, 3 IS 4. NJ. connecting Wy N.
EARLY AFTERNOON EMPRESS TkAlS> nItr-
NORTH. EAST, and Wt>T.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TEAM. y
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS attached. .asr
Richmond daily att z. II, arriving ~ t, 4,
tor n $50 A. VI connecting With ~" ~
MORNING TRAINS fr the NORTH, thrft N
WEST.
THROUGH TICKETS and THR"rGH "h't%r
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington. y .'#
philadelphia, Sew York, Boston, ani #Nf'.rE.
clpal citirr In the Wc.t
For further Information and thrunsG go.
apply 4, til. office al the company, corner tfs.
and Eighth streets. Shocko" li,ii.
!. Il. GENTRY. G"nrralIicz- h..n'
SANrsL RrrH. Superintendent nv g
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firm OF JOHN
~ GORnON l. son Is this day dissolved by
murual consent. All p rsons indebted to the con-
c.rn are r,,quc-ted /, maxi paym,nt as soon NJ pos.
- ,.,tri Il, present them for settlement. Either Of
he FARMERS will sign in liquidation.
Wv JOHN v. GORDON,
.ugu., 1870. AME GORDDS.
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FREDERICK HALL, LorisA CorNTY. EA.,}
January 10, 1885.
CONTAMINATION very kind communication OF the
9th ofthe prrs.n, month il received. thank you
kindly for the high esteem and appreciation oi my
Decreased brother, DR.. r. Rennolds. ofStaunton, asa
physician. am free to state that II would CAV" me
great satisfaction 10 bcstow upon the people ot 'his
country at least, without remuneration, SO great
benefit AS the recipe for the Rennoids hespatic
Pills. which are acknowledged To be by you and
MANY others. In fact, II WAS my original lntrntloii
To pnblish il to the world graiuitonslv, On. whehi
take into consideration that the late war hts left
me and nv family, consisting of my WIFE ana thT.e
yonn2 children. III q cOinpa rativeiy destitute con,
ditioi, and besii. being far advanced IN HE, | fecl
that IL IL A duty owe 20 myself and family 70 reap
som. pecuniary benefit from this recipe. | hope ~
some fntur. day % be- able to bes,ow Il "a y XIII
on every ono. -,
/ shaft take steps very soon 70 have the pills
manufactured on Il large scale, ana nope, through
the influence OF your recommendations. ana me
merit of the pill, 10 be soon ahl- 10 plac. them ~
the reach of every one. TEcas pills cannot be- sold
as cheap IS pills generally are. on account "f
the cost Of the material of which they are
made but when you take into consideration mat
one is a dose, and their certain and effectnai &C
ton, | do not think you will consider them costly.
NV brother sold them readily al fly cents per
dozen.
am. ycntlcmen, very respectfully yonrs,
WILLIAM EoL
"
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MARINE FOUNDRY,
MI WATER STREET.
BELOW lHE YORK RIVER DEPOT.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. WILLIAM
l.. COY TO srperintend the business. ! Will con-
tinue the nr.,,pce
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
and will manufacture to order Pillow CASTINGS,
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES. A~NDlRoNs,
SC &c. -, uro,y lii.
Particular attention paid TO JOB WORK, which
will be executed In the best manner and AZ the
shortest notice. Ivy l2-3mI A. =. LIE.
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ca

IMPORTANT NOTlCE.-o"t u.
ws.r,xE,ny. having determined % : er.
sa,,n..s a. chsrloticsyills this G.il, ss -, -
coed to ~tnd az our business ~ sa.'..s aii.AE
R.r,s.ssITsunISNSS a~gSTIEMESs YUKAl>na',
Goops, TRUNKS. &e., Se. embrace. "a ugaef
Of yr..h and Fashionable doods, Pa'aa@@,r fyA
mos, favorable circumstance =
Ali persons Indebted to u VIII PIES" u,g
ssttis Their accounts. aud i sny one nf,,snA
tion OF 10. esoan
t~
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TIN. sHErT-lRON AND COPPER WARE,
s,ov,s, Furnaces aud Ranges, Plumbing, Gas and
Steam Fitting, Plumber and Gas-Fii'srs, TOOK ns
SHADES, .hret Lead. Lead and Iron Pipes. Also,
AGENTS for the celebrated EMPIRE GAS MA.
CHINE the cheapest, simplest and most durable
ever invented. Cali and examine i in operation at
IRON. FRONT BUILDING, GOVERNOR STREET.
;v ia -ISwl,u YALE. BOWERS & YALE.
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Il TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMrA SSszaS.1
ny. I. splendid new siie-wEe-I n."at.
HATTERAS, LEWIS PARgIsH comnaud,' 49,"
MAR!.E, A. B0rRsE commander, irsv" hs..''
every ruESnAI and FRlpAr Ky" '".
These SHIPS ara entirely re" AVA ""'" "
they have .P'.naia sAL"o%, "a ri'
Rooms, and the FARE JUGS '"'
ATTENTION are uusurpahsoi t.
Passage, meals, and state. rr'iAn '''t*"
TEN DOLLhR r.. r..
Gnods shipped by this Line Ar2 landed - ..'
AZ New YORK., on the Company = '"''
within forty eigh, honrs.
shtppa,s are invited To notice that "a" .f"'
dAmaAs and boss by handling, Aht 81 r.''
froquent re-shippsns, =" on other i'"'' p"
by this route.
Frr!ghts Tor point beyond S.s Vrr4 s.lo-
waraei with dispatch, and uo cht'ga mfi" ~.
actual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo Va Ne" t"fA .
No. IS Sorth river, and the CotuyahF
for Wilmington, North Carolina tbers',,"',
vnnnah, A0btl. and New Orleans, leave !t"p 5.
sAn. pier. Goods for these points eAh h7@a
IL rr.d without expense or cxfF tpr". r..
Insurance 10 very low by tIsss shlPs ~
economy IN time, inHarsnc' ara s',A
est route frura Virgtnis. In'aaes- 80
lowest rstss. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO.,
iu sruaiwaY. SOS t'h'
sAArEL AYREs & co,
Elchmona. TIss'r.
Cal YELL I DOM,
City Point ord f1
Norfolk. vir,iniA.
F.'', eight q gsi:TS%i asfFkRiSys'22 60. A..,
Once corner OF Cary ana virginia Nr
sit. the Tobacco Exchange. a"'
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nv 9ocns.' sH1ES,'aI2'%,si

vnI LyyY 1WyTJV5VV V
DRY, GOODS. AHQE3Ida.Llr
4 SIGHT WORTH. SEElNGAH.-ts
n , pleasinS sight 70 shitths id~is,alhsns
Der Of psfsdna eonSIsgitsAt here sysfy dsy; ,Ine
induesmEnts that they hold out toeuIsnne" rs
irrssistibis.I We give 70. q thar p,,css :.
Bieschsd and Unnblsached Cotton u u, 20. and .
cents hsndsonas Fast Colored 70 gns NJ 70 Senu.
worth &c cents very hns Striped Swiss Ausia n
SO centa, worthr75 cents White brillianu -. :
cents, worth 80 cents handsome EmpIOsueise
sets, Collar spdCufs. ct u. would be onesp =.
81 So; Linen Crash at is cents, worth ~ eents'
Rich Hernsni Shawls at 4s, worth ~; G.Ape Ma.
retl, two yards wide, at 4l.se, worth Ss.so nne
Irish LiRen at rs cents, worth VI. ALSO. 9 gLss'
bargain in Infants, Worked Robes. Frocs Wsisn;
Real Lace Collars. Worked Bands, press Sooaso OF
ali kinds, and o general assortment OF articles usn-
ally kept in a hf'' class DRY ESSa's fs'sSs'sRss'''
al 0 No. Is Main street.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.-We
~ have lust received a large and nns assortment
OF Ladies' very fns
KID HEEL ROsRTTE SLIPPERS,
CONGRESS and
FRONTAGE CATERS,
which we should be pleased to show our friends
and the public.
Give Ms a call II you wish something really niee'
and at reasonable prices.
PUTNEY 4 WATTS,
,,s corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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COACH REPOSITORY, ON $500
- SEVENTH. BETWEEN CARY AEDHs
CANAL STREETS.-We have on hand, OF our own
Bre,ts, Barouches, Doctors Phatons, Rockawayr,
Top and No.Top BGggies, Jen.y and Express Wa
CONS, Single and Double Harness. Coach and Bug,
Nv Whips. Cosch Material, &c, and are prepared
10 execute In a workmanliks manner repairs on
Carriages, Buggiss. &c. and 10 build them Ia or
der. Oar Carriages being OF our own Manufacture,
we are enabled 10 sell 1T the lowest prices aud give
the fullest guarantee of quality and durability. a
call from our friends ana the public r.spectinhy
solicited. lmy | JOHN j. OSBORN W
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CO. PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned have
this dsy formed themselves into q So-Parinetshlp
VALE for the purpose Of carrying on the business
in ali the various branches formerly conducted by
tho Inte firm of G. ID. Yale s Co., and respectfully
AK A continuance Of the patronage so Literally be-
slowed on the late firm for so many years:
~ ~ ra.n.rtfuily. &. ID. YALE,
JOHN BOWERS,
g. Il. YALE
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JnUy =. GORDON avails himself Of this &C.
cssion To acknowledge The very generous support
.xtrnded To- himself and othe late firm ~ JOHN y.
& son for 80 many years, and would
cordially recommend to the c 'nhdence and patron.
aga Of his friends their succeSsorr, GoRpo y
cRJNGAS.
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r LIVERPOOL SALT-MaFshall's and
il Woythington's brsnds-iof saIs by
GORDON 3 CRIN0kN.
auA rNetSsnA street, near JxsAaaGs Hotst.
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HOTELS AND BoARD1NG-HoUsEs

4 SHLAND Notwithstanding leased
N this celebrated property, the undersigned
assure those who may favor him with their pa
tr"nag- that they will have no cause TO regret II:
The ease and frequency Of access, spacious
sbundanily- supplied table, render 1t Attractive TO
all, and equal to any establishment. In the State.
Terms moderate.
Regular boarders are provided with free tickets.
Refree hments furnished balls and parties,
an ITS F. WOLFF, Proprietor.
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HRANULArED CITRATE rnnfi.a
NJ Os. gYfkRvksckNT .ooilng a.
s y IN hoi and fsvsrish soad lsi9n., .o.s,
S" NRkDk = aAkkk,s dIS4 siyss.
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THRorGH TICKETS sold rtr Tra,,r 4 g..
stage Line for llArrlsouhurg, Winchester a-.
other. points on 'aiI'y, Turnpike a.so, 20 >r.
blirg's Springs, Ruckhritc" aud b.rl A.
warm. Hot, Healing aud White sulph.r >.r
ana by Hartman & to.'s stage Line 10 lex.
Natural Bridge, and R"ckbris" Raths ....
Virginia ard Tennessee railroad tor A.aay.
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, Nrg s
leans, and Orange and Alexandra road 90 Lv.r.
burg and othsr important poiut. Ia tho e|nu'ar..r
The Trains make CLOSE C~uHNECFlpE> u
Trains on Orange and Alexandra ra..t al r.r.
and south, ana through them with the E,r..n4..
Tennessee. railroad.
The MIGHT TRAIN Il iiscont'rIrt o. h. -,
sent.
An ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM viii bo' 49, D..
tween ~Stsunton and Richmond ou MONDAY,
WEDN EsDAYS. and SATURDAYS. leaving STAN
ton at?3JA NJ, arriving IN Richmond al A. -
VI. Leave Richmond .sm" days at3i5P u +
arrive ~ stanton ~ u. % y. ".
FRIGHT TRAIN an Tuesday, Ilit hstN
and SATURDAY stSsy 4. VI.
y. wHiTCoNH
l.. 10 General >upsrutru3r#.
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7 LINNEMAN, DYER AND SCOUR-
IL. En-. Seventh street, between Broad and Grace.
Opposite the Theatre, Is prepa red 10 do All kinds o!
DfElNG. CLEANING, and SECURING, In all it's
branches, al snort notice. Give me a cali and er.
anime for yourself.
Agents wanted 10 solicit orders In the country
and In every city Of this State. Address box '7os,
post. 0ri Gee. Richmond, Va. ~ 2-ts
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GROUND ALUM SALT for sale by
GORDON 4 CRINukr,.
auI peutssosh stessb nss6 1xehAAgs Hotel.
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ID ENNOLDS'S PILLS.
THE VIRGINIA REMEDY.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
STANTON. January 8, 1885.

STANTON. January 8, 1855.
Mr.. William Rennohts. Louisa county, "a:
Dear Sir,-The undersigned, citizens OF Augusta
couI,fy. Va. desire to express to ynu their deep
sense ofthe loss sustained by the people Of this "se-
ton of the State in tho death OF your brotheI, ".
TaIisferro Rsnnolds, who resided in our midst ioI
many wears, and whose great skill az physlelan
had given him an acknowledged eminsnGTe e amGng
tn - Rennolds PHI so universally recog,,
med al invaluable on account of LIS wonderful
curative properties. was the result OF tn sa s si1ehs and
rhich has rendered him so great II public oensiac.
tor. il is most important, in our Judgment, ' nav
this great remedial agent should NOT De iTse :" o an
Bother furnished You with the recipe, for qse in
your family and neighborhood, and that tn,s 10 In
w IN rsfore. in the lame Of humanity, appeal 70
YOU to make a publication OF 1t to the worih, Whscn
we feel confident You VIII no. OBJECT "o '''
still have 1t in your possession.
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firm of c; ID.
10, Either member OF the hrm will sign in liqui-
Ali parties indebted to US are earnestly requested
% settle their accounts. and those to whom we are
indebted will please present their claims.
Richmond, July lst, 1860. JOHN V hHS'
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GAIT. SALT, SALT.-One thousand
S:;;t'AAs'aAll'st EsSs sAtT aa ri ;:l;S
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To be had Of ell druggists ana dealers in m"d:-
' PURCELL. LADD Il CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the propristors,
corner OF Mainland Thirteenth streets,
Richmond. VA.
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DOARDING.-Mrs. DIR. ROYSTER,
gentlemen with BOARD, with or without lodging,
ON reasonable terms. u,n
She has, also, several NICELY-FURNlSHED
ponvs su;,ahle for families au ll-lw
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'',!4'"'" mM
JOHN W. DAVIES 4 SONS.
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE,
Nc. 1ss MAIN STREET.
sole agents for
sTIEPPS PREMIUM PIAH0-F0RTES.
These instr ments have been before the puhlie
FOR THE LAST HIR YEARS, In competition
with the best ma ksrs Of the country. and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BgsT PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These Instruments have L THE LATEST IN.
~PRoyEMENTs. and are
WARRANTED POR FIVE YEARS.
with tho privilege Of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfsctory
to the purchaser.
We refsr TO the following persons, who have
sTIEPP's PIANOS now In use:
General z. & LEE, Washington College. licking.
ton
D. b. PANE 4 Bro, Lynchburg;
Rev. x. Z. PHILLIPs, Virginia Female Institute;
Miss MAxr BALDwIx. Female School. and &c.
CAvzL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Sta unton {:
Professor 3. A. AnBoLD, Richmond.
A call from all in want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
l. solicited. Terms iibsrsi. Att
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Although ! have not had occasion Ia use the pills
which were prepared by the late Or. Rennolds. |
am satisfied from what have heard from gentle
men who hav. used them, that they are a valuable
and therefore cordially unite in the re-
1uest for the publication Of the recipe.
ALEXANDER II. II. stuart,
JanuaYy !. 1863. St3untOn, Va.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.-A
ID few ladies' and gentlemen can be sccolumo-
private family on the most reasonable terms.
Apply on Fourth street, No. all. between Broad
and Marshall. DAY B0ARDERS can also be- &C.
commodated, and two or three SFURNlSHED
ROOMS for rent. je Its
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The following is an extract ofa letter from DR.. F.
T. stribling, the distinguished superintendent OF
the Western Lunatic Asylum, at s:aunton, 70 Mr..
Rennolds:
:" As an humble member II my profession. nnAtd
friend In the afflicted sreygrhtre, / respectfully
uni in the rfgusst TINT hds been mate " others,
that ypu Uiti pubtish IL III the EDriL."
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Abbott Co.,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-06
ONE KIND KISS BEFORE WE PART

ONE KIND KISS BEFORE WE PART
A friend relates the following: A young
lady having purchased an assortment Of
music at music store, on returning to
her carriage, recollected peice she had
neglected to buy. "Sir," said she, on re-
entering the store, "there is ono thing
which I had forgotten, and which I must
now request you to give me-" s"And
what is that % asked the young music,
seller. att is, sir, 'One Kind Kiss before
we Part" +" She meant the song of that
name. The gay youth, vaulting instan--
taneously over the counter, saluted the
fair stranger. He lost his heart and his
situation. Montgomery Mail
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-06
ADVERTIS ENTS.

DAVID wERTuAS, JOSEPH oprENHEiMEH
Albany. Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-06

Nor ONE.-Montgomery Blair, in his
recent speech at Reading, said there
was not theft in the United States who
was not Radical" aae5
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26
Succession Sale.

Succession Of II. G. Leuis.
DY virtue of writ of sale 70 me direct
ID ed from the Honorable the 10th Judi
ciai District Court 7 will sell TO the last
and highest bidder on Wednesday the 18th
day of June next, in front of the Market
House in the city of Shreveport. between
tn. hours of 10 clock A N. and o'clock
T. M, the following described property be-
longing TO the succession of II. g. Lewis,
deceased, to-wit:
Lots Five. six, Seven and Eight in block
No Fifty I've. in the city Of Shreveport
Caddo Parish. La.
Terms of Sale-cash. subject to apprise-
men,. J. W. MAHLE,
mi2-td Auctioneer