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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-04-24

from the celebrated Houses of English,
French and German Manufacturers, at the
PRIME COST OF MANUFACTURE
BROAD-CLOTHS,
ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, DOESKINS,
VESTINGS,
in short
all kinds of
goods ever found
in q First-Class FASH
ionable Merchant-Tailorlng
Establishment, with GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
may be seen here in the newest styes and
designs, and having secured the services of
R. J. ADAMS, of Richmond, in the CUSTOM
WORK DEPARTMENT, Garments will
be cut in the most genteel style,
and finished in the most workman
toner perfect satisfaction
Guaranteed. In our
department for
the sale of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
We shall always keep
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY.
Comprising great variety of all grades of Goods,
in every quality, SO that
THE POOR,
THE MIDDLE CLASS,
THE RICH,
may suit their tastes
and their pockets, and as
to- all classes we are determined to
SELL OUR GOODS, we have adopted
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
and our ONE PRICE will
always be the LOWEST
PRICEI!
For which goods of the same quality can be
NEW YORK,
BOSTON, or
PHILADELPHIA
We take pleasure in announcing the engage
ment, as Statesmen, of Messrs T. F. RAY, for
merly with G. B. Rouse & Co., of Richmond,
Va; JOHN E. DAVIDSON, of Richmond :;
and JOHN ELLET, of Powhatan; gentlemen
and by many throughout the entire State. We
also present to
COUNTRY CLOTHIERS,
Rare inducements
which cannot possibly be
extended by any other House,
as we have established, as a per-
manent local institution, in this city, the
FIRST EXTENSIVE MANDATORY
OF Ready Made Clothing
IN THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Employing many hundreds of hands
in the actual production of garments in our
midst. By this arrangement customers save the
COST OF TRANSPORTATION
AND THE
MULTIPLICATION OF PROFITSl
And may order
Goods in SIZES and STYLES Just suited
to their requirements and ensuring to them
DISPATCH IN FILLING ORDERS.
gs% REMEMBER THE PLACE.
No. 119, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
LOEB BROTHERS,
RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR.
Richmond, October 9lst 1S65-1y.
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nOGERS, ADAMS q cos

10Th ST., between Main and Cary, RICHMOND.
Va, keep constantly on hand Sugar, Coffee, Tea.
Molasses, Salt, Bacon, Fish, Choice Liquors, &C.,
together with large stock of Wooden and Will
low Ware, all of which will be sold at the lowest
rates. Regular Auction Sales of Groceries, Pro-
visions and Miscellaneous Goods. every Wednes-
day Sep 26 '65-1yS
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
.VIPPIgG.

L,oR NEW ORLEANS D, Eor-,BLAoK STAR LINZ
II Tue steamship MAEdIOS WIN leave pier is North river
on saturday Fec a. FGr ssat tss 'sg S stree,
Bs Of hding furnished and ssnea ~ 'e oaoo 70 West
DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRRcr.-rHB Sgw YORK
ssra aS oS SSwsm,hp wsp Company sss%ship sASAnyn AZ y
~ STAR Oe SATURDAY, March, al 3 r. NJ. from tho
Ply oJHaEs sAYSo' m Barc.y sSi FsSs Sss or passage 'p
EoRR sAvAsNAH-ProNEER LINE
Every rhasdss landing cargo IN Savannah tho following
The new & and G sersnt steamship HUNTER NJ Rogers
TT9mmsnde, WIN leave pier No North river sf on
For freight a lowest rates passage having arst
.,,,. q, Savanna, LEWIS LEWIS I. JoNgs, II Broadway.
CAvANNAH. GEORGIA
- EVERY SATURDAY FROM PIER No isN r.
r. -, EMrLhE t SIDE WHEEL LINE
Joshua ATKINS, cSn%SaSer WIN All for savannah direct
sATRpAY FEBRUARY "a pTempy Ip nj oco SsT rssg IN
recevad daily and hsnds I'd osrSfay BIZ. Of saos ssaea
SAN JhGINTo sails Marchs
For freight or passagehavng elegant accommodations
dARRIsoN ALIEN. Agents, No; s bowling Green
TOR SAVANNAH GA.
WEEKLY LINE
Sdewheel steamers
HERMAN LIVINGSTON Captain J. b. Baker
GEEAkERRkHq eEAERA BARRED SRSa9 Sapas sli2a rso H. Morton
The iAy0ri'' 'dfT9ssl nEEsAs tsGiPShip EryiSpasros
will leave saturday February "a o'clock r. pre-
roads in in Georgia, and Florida steamers,
Through rates given TO the interior of Georgia Alabama Mis-
sissippi and isnnessee -,
apply TO .s.,...''
ni Broadsay.
WILDER FULLERTON
Goods he forwarded by railroad should marked caro-
ORC RR Agent
EoR CHARLESTON, 3. c.
nECuL4H HiFsT ETrgEP GPss sTTFs NH LINE OF
ALnAMBRA crosen, master,
o'clock from pier NO "a East river, Saturday Feb r.
''SI' 1ts12uR LEARY 7s william stree.
r. Tvv,, rEoPI,ES JdnSA NAIL Steamship COMPANY.
aSSEkh cspaa cGS1hW I'm. GAR'sa Esr.Amaa. M lockwood
Hf ASGva g SPLENDID n Sss%Ps S"T WIN sys syeEy TnaTa
At Charleston on No Monday morning 'H's cargo
The new aud elesan, s'ssamship.
Sails on Thursday. March I. at3P.M
For freight with unsurpassed seoommodaons
r' LIVINGSTON. FOX co. III Broadway.
consignces at Charleston Archibald Getty, a Co.
All bills Of lading signed on board the vessel
For SS,oRroLK; S,s, CITY POINT AND RlcnMoSD.-rHE
NIAGARA. Capt@in Couch every saturday aisPM
'A'A'A ''p'i" O. hK HKhiSEkFS NE: Gsus'2 fH2GoRE H.
rs Broadway
Agent, New York and Virginia steamship Company.
L'OR RICHMOND, CITY POINT AND NDkFOLh.
III Goes u the wharf at Richmond.
The and elegant sdewheel steamships
HATfERAS, Captain Lewis Parrish,
Every Saturday, at " ".
ALBEMARLE, Captain II. A. Bourne,
Every Wednesday at ~ n,
From pier 20 North river
hasI BY our PSS agent q, Soroi
free OF charge.
For freight passage having unsurpassed sccomnoda
uons, appyto ..--.. - -
fil Broadway
Freight received on our covered pier % river aAn
times during business hours.
Goods consigned 10 address promptly fOrwariol
All bills Of ladiDg signed ON board the vessel
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
A UCTION SALE
TWENTY THOUSAND ToNs SCRANTON COAL.
FEBRUARY q, 1856

EEw YORK; Feb 21, 1856
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
Sany Will hold their thirty third auction sale OF Coal on
wednesday the 18th day OF February 1866 twelve O'clock
at their new saesroom 2 EXCHANGE place OF
Aessrs. JOHN II. DRAPER 4 CO., Auctioneers,
TWENTY THOUSAND TONS
" fresh mined Scranton Coal Of the deliverable
March next " - -
The sale will be posve each lot put up be sold the
oishes bidder no bids In form whatever being made
tor account OF behalf OF the The oondi
lions viii be fully made known at the time OF SALE
TrRhs-Fifty cents per funds payable
he day OF sale the balance with the tax OF
cents in funds, within days there
JOHN BRIsBIN,
eJ'-r~ President.
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
SALES AT AUCTION.

BALES AT AUCTION.
4 CCTION NOTICE.-BOOTS AND SHOES.
"A w M UOILINGSHE AUCTlONRER
ny CHARLE8 q. WARREN,
sAIFSROOMS 22 CORTLANDT STREET
ON FRIDAY FEB. q at l0H O'Clock,
VERY LARGE SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT
TRADE SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES
BROGANs, BALMOkAIS, CATERS, &c
SIX HUNDRED SAMPLE LOIS,
FIVE THOUSAND DUPLICATE PACKAGES,
''mpr''nsd sdHoiaE Kew SPRING GOODS. IN
GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES, SIZES AND GRADES
adapted 10 all markets.
The sale win include consguments from nearly every pro-
IN NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK CITY.
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

s.os. oAYyssf, AucIIoss.z . s szLnsRg2sn ~
kf,ss saloos - fsssh svssss ssssss Ne hs,rosA
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

A G. YOUNG. AUCTIoNEEK.-sALE OF ELEGANT
IA and costly Furniture this day (Friday) at ii o'clock
30 Washington square, Wayerley place. consist
Sng part OF Paror and Bedroom Furniture rosewood and
Paror Suits covered In rich satin and broca-
Brussels ingram Carpets ocloth and Stair Carpets
Also elegant rosewood
SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFoRTE,
f modern Improvement cost $50; OIL Paintings Mirrors
Window Curtains marble Tables Washstand Bureaus
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds and Bedding Crockery and
syerwre together with large variety OF articles neces
eary for housekceping.
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A LARGE REGULAR sALR
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
THIS DAY (FRIDAY) February 23.
Catalogues and samples ready
TOMORROW,
SATURDAY, February a.
SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW GOODS.
Catalogues ready aud goods arranged for exhibition early
WM. TOPPING 4 co, Aucuoneers,
No. 1872 Church street.
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

A UCrION NoTICE.-E. ROTH AUCTIONEER
~ Household Furniture sale at l9 West Eighth street be-
tween Finh and Sixth this day friday, Feb 3
IL o'clock precisely consisting OF handsome Velvet Brus
uea and Ing ain Carpets three elegant Parlor Suits covered
Wood Etaseres with French plate Back and doors.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD ~ OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER;
elegant rosewood and black walnut marble top Tes Turk
Clocks. rich Lace Curtains on Paintings rosewood and
mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus, Rockers Lounges Sofas
Spring Blankets Glass. China and
Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, &C, Sale positive. B-Re
able In to cart pack and ship goods Tor pur
1hasera, at reasonable charges
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
DEM. y. TIIEALL. AUCTIONEER,
ID LATE SALESMAN WITH E. II. LUDLOW co.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, &C, &C.

III II. LUDLOW 90. WILL SELL ON MONDAY,
|I the 26th, at the Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway
|ix Lots Fifth avenue, r6th and 137h
Bivo V close q
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WHY WIZ, YOT SUFFER |,

The remedy l. within reach of all. SmoiaHdsrs
tomposnd I2tad Ertraet Of Buchu, will YOU of
all kiiHsy Diseases, Meumatism, Govt, Graref
Dropsy aud Chronic Gonofrhoed and will renew aud
restore YOUR exhausted aud failing energies II You
have been too eager rotary OF pleasure nothing will
70 yoa u,uch good ) Smoiander's Extract BHchu,
for many diseases Incident to females, SmoianderS
Eneha is sure aud sovereign remedy, Get the Gen
wine Price only dollar.
Sold byC q. Peek aud Wiggin & Parchcr, Ills,
WORTH and Apothecares generally.
BCkLEiGil x ROGERS, Boston, General Agents.
ASK FOR sllOLAMDERS BUClIU. i,jl
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas John ". Peek by his deed of mortgage
dated the twenty third day OF sept. 4. H. 1853, re-
corded in Hancock Registry in volume 81, page ID
conveyedto Andrew Peters in lii lifetime a parcel
of land in Ellsworth, County of Hancock and
state of Maine described ms follows. Ia, mn,
Der seven between Oak Street and Willow Street
so called, according ~ PIN of said Andrew Pc.
ters' western field - addison Dodge, containing
twenty eight square rods; and whereas the condi'
tons Of said mortgngs has been broken, and
whereas the undersi gned have been qualified rs
executors ON said A.. Peters estate We therefore
give This notice OF our intention to lorerlase said
,rtgage for such condition brokcl as by st.....e
in such cases made and provided.
CHARLIE PETERS, rx.,u.o,.
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Ayers Ag,ue Cure.

For the s9eefy and certain cure Gf Faterntf'nt
Ecrsr or t'bHis aad fc,fT, Relnittsht ferfr, mar
Fever Uumb 3gHs Pcrtod,edf HtGflche or BiI oHs
HeadGcae, und B{i1Hs F,rcrs iHdsed for the
Whoie class ot discusses originating in bi2IarB de-
rangemeat, caused By Me 1'aIgria Of m'aSa,atic
countries
This remedy has rarely fuiltd to cure tn" sevcrest
cases Of thllls aud Fever and IL has this great ad-
vantage other Ague medicines. that IL sub lucs
the complain wi bout injury 10 the patient. 1t con-
tains no qunnc other leiefious substance, nor
does il produce qunsm any injurious effect what
ever. Shaking brothers Of the army of the west try
Il and you win endoIse these assertions
Prepared by DR.. !. &. AVER co Lowell Mass,
and sold by all Druggists and dealers in medicine
Everywhere. In Ellsworth by Calvin q, Peck, ana
Wiggln n Parcher. sept&oct
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"Dr. j. COLTS Brorae'. ca,oroalne."

This vamah'clemcdy produce, quiet, rcfte shing
s.ecp, receives dau caln| the systems restores the
ieriuGed functions. and stimulates healthy at on
of tlle >ecrclious oi the bady Thousands of per-
-on- testify 10 lis wonderful ellyctS, and medical
oNtnl il virtues. using it in great quantities
IN the following diseases: Consumption, Asthma,
bronchitis, Whnptng. Cough, Neuralgia, Diarrhn;t
Rheumatism, Nphshl., Ne, *
tiIeLERA.-Earl i:u>~'ll. communicated to the
College of PLY ran> and i. 7. Davenport tina / he
had received information to the effect llal the only
lcnlcd. oi any SCrvc" III tllbi..RA was II or
Opl NJ. (-cc Lancet, December II. lHdi.l
tAt-rIDN.-\our Gciu without tic words
"Dr. j. CDI.!l~ BROWNIES tHIDRODl NJ" on
the Government stamp. overwhelming medical
testimony accompany each hottie. sole manufGc-
turcr, J. f. DAVENPORT, M. 81, Great sell
street Bloom bury London.
HENRY SMITH, special Ngent, No. >. Nassau
street. New York. Sold By all Du gfsts. 81 aud
- per bottle, Or',2rs by letter rsomdly attended
t..
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BILLIARD TABLES.

New Grccian styles. witt, Patent Conn
bination Cushions. Improved August l3H.--
THESE fables for Elegance OF D,'rigu, Elasticity,
and Correctness OF the Improved Cushions. and
stiffness of the running OF the balls are UNIVERSAL
ly acknowledged to be unequallcd. All that
i'll want af first class Tables for private public
use, we think il would be for thcir intcre { TO en-
anime them before purchasing. Made and for
sale solely by j. l.. CAME & Co, ia sudbury,
cor of Court st. Boston Also for sale all articles
connected with Billiard Tables, All kinds of Re
pairing Tables ind Balls done promptly.
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important TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DIR DON continues TO devote his
entire time To the treatment OF all diseases incdcm
10 the frma," ,steu. An experience OF twautN
three wear. enables him to guarantee slrcdA and per
lua,cit relief in the ruiss eases ot Suppression an
~ ofhor Menstrual EfrTHJan ats, from nhdferer
-auSt All letters foi a'iNitt must contain 81. bhCe
No y EudiCott stlcCt, Hu~tpn.
y. B.-iIuaid furnished to those WHO wish TO re-
snlin under treatment
i;Ustou, June =, 3N'6. ly2lN
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The Rae Patent Peat Machine

IFNTENTED ~ 2, IS5G.J
l. the cheapest, strongest, and best machine for
breaking c0ndensing, and preparing peat for fuel
yet invented. The Eastern Peat Company will fur
nish 10 parties i'll New England, on short notice,
four sizes of Peat Machines, constructed under
this patent. These machines give entire satietac-
ton, and need only to be to be appreciated.
Agents wanted for the Eastern Peat Company in
every town and county in New I'm gland, to sell
machines, rights, etc etc. Liberal commissions
allowed. Apply either in person by letter to
BJ fTRltt =. X HILL, General Agents. Eastern
Peat Gu, III Wnshng tOn 81. BOSTON, Mass.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every Young lady and gentleman In tlir Tn te
States can hear something very much tc .heiradvan
tge by return mail (tcet Of cha gc) by address
ahc Undersigned. u hose having fears of being lu
plugged WI chlige by not noticing this card A
others will please address their obctlicnt servant,
rioS. +. CHAPMAN,
1Nf s3I I}r,,dway New York
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T. a,.ntod Mny 10, 1866.


This /, an article for washing without rubbing,
except in very dirty place. which will require Il
very slight iub. and unlike other pref araiion,
offered for like purpose, WILL Not EoI Iiii
CLOTHS. but viii have hem much WHI!E than
ordinary metlio-, without the usual ware AMI tare
1t rcIauNeS grease spot, a. If by magic and sni-
tens the dirt 10y soaking, 50 that finsins viii IN
ordinary case. entirely remove il.
lh, powder is prepared III accordance with
chemical science, and upOn process peculiar to
itself which is secured by Letters Patent, II ha,
been in for than year, and has proved
Itself an universal iayorise wherever IL has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the io'-
lowing viz
II saves The expense of soap usually used ON
cotton and linen goods.
II saves most OF the labor Of rubbing and ware
and tear,
Also. for cleaning windows il is unsurpassed.
With quarter the TIM" and labor usually re,
CURED ii nparis beautiful gloss and llIstfc nlnc
superior to any othet mode. No water required
except to moisten the powder
directions with each pnckSfe.
And can be readily appreciated by single triai.
The cost of Washing Tor family Of tVeor sin per-
sons viii not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware that
many useless compounds have been introduced to
the public which have ruted the cloth, or iillru IN
removing the dirt. but knowing the intrinsic eNce-
ence oi this article they confidently proclaim II
as being adopted 10 meet "a demand when mas
long existed, and Which has heretofore remained
uusupplied.
MNNtFAo IT RED EN
HOWE & STEVENS,
26O Broadway, Boston.
arJ II ,Ilp nv cry where.
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CAUTION IN TIME!

Persons that desire to use DIR. IlGHlItk'S OBJ
fon., skiA SSrcagjE HiH. S'!1Ssars tllt cil,t
p,ius weakness aud distress in live heurS. and
that has stood the test at experience thirty war,
should not contuUud them with tue miserable uIi-
hlcached uslin, paper, and other worthless prep
aiiiiou, called lla ~tcs ui,rc, iof sale all stores
and often given in place uf llEEIck~. Or. Her
ricis'S Kid Plasters and Sugar Coated pills
are used in the l. : Army and Navy, are intrndur-
ed int iao I Hospitals, Aims Houses and Prisons,
aud tartlc communities WITH IN il wonderful cures.
Eve thousand dhN>irians and surgeons and
cndnr,r Them. Clll tor and sec that H3H get none
hui IiTWEI,k rs ND FLASHES MD St',,AN COAT
III Pills. Su!d by ,lcIcrc everywhere.
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1NUE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI

INCE or N INVALID.
Published for the benefit and ~ II CAUTION Tt
Nj MEN and others. WIN suffer from Nervou.
Debility. IT, mature Decay OF Manhood, &c sup
Sying at the same time the Mru.s at Srlt-t ure L.,
who has cured him>e after undergoing consd.
rrahic guackcry by enclosing pustp ii addressed
tnvropr, single copies free Of charge, may be had
al the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, E-q,
Iyi DFoDSlih. King, Go Ny
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WINS Patent Hair Crimpers,

EoH CliIMrINti AND WAVING LADIES III AIR. No
HEAT RItqIEBD ~ Using THEM. Ask your store
keeper for them. If he does not keep them. write
To the Manufacturers, +. WINS, sixth st. and CO.
luinbiah Ave, rhadel Il.
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mpoYtQnt to the General People.

Next to tho CONN on artielcy OF daily food fruits
Sc, there y II, thing in more universal use man
candies, and unhappily there Is nothing mado 30
sul crt 10 aIultcraion as they,are by the adoption
AZ tc use of de lctcrious substances destructive
10 health An sXpustir- of these adulieratiohs
and their pcrniciotls effects recently made IN
ih,, pancr which c;suSel much speculation, ami
no douat warned many that the only safe useto he
nude of candies aud eoniectons was to Obtain
edge that they drc thus pure is what has made
Southmayd's canpies so popular, and what has so
build a splendid marble ediilce III Temple Place,
ior his manufacturing aud wholesale trade while
his retail business will he carried on at Horticui-
rial the use of none bat the most Innocent and IL
n0Xi0us ealorng materials and t,ie neatest and tine
moi ts.tful stt he's of itthu;a turing, institute
Souri, mayf's candle, among the best, the safest
ana thu ii & Idgr.at i. TIE !AarAtt.---es'2'
JouaRai.
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4 GENTS WANTED $1,000 II Year and Expcn.
~ SEES, to Male and Female Agents. to introduc
new and useful invention, absolutely needed in
every household Agents preierring to work
For particulars addr SIS W. &. WILSON, Cleveland
Ohio
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THE subscribers hereby give public notice to
| all concerned, that they have been duiy a?.
uointed and have taken upon themselves the lrus |
Of Executors Of the last WIN and Testamem, II
I'M tbe Iountv of Hancock, deceased. by giving
hand ms the law directs; they therefore request
ali persons who arc mdebtedto the sad deceasedS
e.tate. 10 make immediate payment, and those
who have demands thereon. TO eAhlblt the same
i0' MARY Is. KINGSLEY,
L. NJ. sAtic E,,:.
LII WORTH sept, 9Th, 1856.
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mors-pmrh the blood. and let Tie fluids move
utobstrucdy IN irah they stimulate the or
yans If the body vigorous activity, parity the
: system from the ob.tructons Nhich make di-ca.c -
4 cold settles somewhere in HE body, and dcrtngcs
III, Laura ~ eritious Ut thai part. This, il not
licved, viii react upon iis"lf and the surrounding
organs produein. general Hg1raN a. on, snrn. and
arrangement. Whit in this condition. take Ayers
iill. a.td see how dr,ety they restore the aiIa
action al I'll system, and with il the buot cell =
oi health. 'htt i true and 50 apparent in this
trivial and common complaint il nj . true in MANY
of the deep seated and dangerous diseases. TIE
~sme mrgttivr cNprls them. caused by -imi ar oh
>tructions md deTangenents, they are surely aud
many OF tlcia rapidly cured by the same means
None who know The virtue at these Pllis VIII neglect
To employ them Wlich suffering on the disorders
they cure, such headache. Foul Stdmuch, byscn-
rcry Lili0u. Campiai.ts Indigestion, bCtangcnhcnt
al the Liver Eo,tiNrnes tonsiipa on, Heartburn
Rheumatism, DrotSv. " Urms, and suppression.
when ia eu in large doses.
They are sugar coated 81 that the most sensitive
csL ttke them taSily, nub the, surely the best
purgati,c medicine yet discovered.
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I1ARM, FRUIT, AND GARDEN LANDS FOR
l. SALE. 'Franklin Tract,n Gloucester CO.,
NJ j., % miles south of Phileds1phia, en- West Jcr
sey Railroad. Best Frnit and muck soil in the |
Union. Most convenient TO best markets Very |
mild, healthfnl, and delightful climate, excellent
water early seasons, Wild lands SIS to S35 per
acre. Improved farms SO to s75 per acre long !
credit. Hundreds are Settling here. Report Of
Scion Robinson, Agricultural Editor y. Y. Trib- /
nne, with circular and pamphlets, sent free to APP
plcants- Letters answered. Address JOHN ii. |
COFFIN Il co. Sewfield, Gloucester Co, Nj.
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w i'll BE Sold

h'EbF y DIR /, fsr part ca-h aUl part rAiR
= tEnat>E>. Il farm - 40 tciC>. I mile. from
Ellsworth yIllaEe= suitably divided with II good
iva story huu,v and /, PAINTED aud blinded, and
aud tao hams. Ai.p farm of 50 ae,c-, with Il
gaad barn. Al~aI la ct - acIc.+ :. pat nicely
citli,si ami enclosed tho hal rn,c well Hoodtd.-
NJ" four wood ll., ~ ttnl ~ To- 81 .seres nj. OF
which -,;laicd ~ tac II Ipc-rrt road. from
NO 10 four mile ifom Ellsworth vill;t.c. The
Era>s lands enH.ld"ert aa pug tit yrry br- in
the >tie aud not rod II No whole that i clear
81 hul r1n be plnUed Nth enc >f,au oil heisrs.
Huft ui!i be ~oitt if.f tue osf.i tea.uu that ny
health r. such tia; cahuot turH,- For further
paiiieE!z nHt.GiEr "a. tie premises ri
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