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PGst-OEicPg.

Vugmia.-TaylorsvilIe, Hanover county,
J. Scrvitt, vice I'D. Lane, resigned; Cedar
Bluff, Tazewcll county, Miss r. A. Prathcr,
vice J. Norton, resigned; Smithfield, Isle
of Wight county, Mrs. 7. Sappng, vice
W. S. Rudd, resigned; Newport News,
Warwick county, 2. Davis, vice A. n.
Fratz, resigned Jetersville, Amelia coun-
ty, j. c. Angel, vice Miss N. Atwood, can't
take the oath.
Miss Atwood is the girl for u.s..
North Carolina. Mount Nebo, Yadkin
county, j. Adams, vice J. c. Pickens,
failed to give bond Yadkinsvlle, Yadkin
county, II. 3. Peters, vice J. &. Masters,
resigned; Pleasant Ridge, CASTOR county,
Mrs. J. Ncaglc, vice Mrs. +. =. Holland,
resigned; New Market, Randolph county,
D. Newiin, vice Mrs. L. i. Newlin, re-
signed.
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Scene Among New York Councilman.

New YORK, January l0.-A lively scene
occurred at the Board of Councilmen this
afternoon. The accounts are exceedingly
conflicting but all agree that fight trans
PRED. An inkstand was thrown at PreSi-
dent Rrinkman, who was subsequently ar
rested for drawing pistol.
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Negro Troops for South Carolina

WASHINGTON, January IA negro resi-
ment, recruited in this vicinity, has been or
dered TO South Carolina, under General Miles,
formerly in command of Fortress Monroe.
General Miles will have his headquarters at
Charleston.
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APPoIyTMENTs.-Thc action Of the Sc
nate in rejecting Mr.. Howo'S amendment
is important, as showing the concurrence
Of that body in the views expressed by MIR.
Fessenden that the relations between the
Executive and his Cabinet are Of such a
delicate, intimate, and confidential cha
ractcr that the almost exclusive right OF
the President TO appoint such officers Is
conceded bv the Senate.-Sun.
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H.RRrsoyBuRs, PA, January 1.-THE Com.
mittee on Bribery and Corruption made par
tial report 10 the effect that the charges OF
bribery and corruption made against members
in the senatorial contest are not sustained
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NIGHT DISPATCHES,
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, January n.-SESArE.-The
Senate took up the bill to regulate the tenure
of Office, but before concluding it's discussion
it went into Executive session, and adjourned.
HousE-The House had up the private ca.
lendar, and subsequently discussed the Legs
lative, Civil, and Judicial Appropriation bills.
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WIN ..,S,.,5ssss e ., o0'
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD N3DAL,V Z
GRAND, SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT
p a n O 5
Thess Instruments having been before the public
for the past thirty years, havo, upon their excel
lence alone attained an uSPURcHisSp PRR-EhI'
sEHcg that pronounces the IN unequallsd. Their
TONE
combines crest power, richness, sweetness, and
Rne singing quality, as we'll as great purity OF
tntonation and harmoniousne,s throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
Ia plant and elastic, and IS entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer 10 so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
thew cannot be excelled. Their action 10 con.
structsd with = care and attention to every part
tbarsiu that charscteriZss the finest mechanism.
None butths beet seasoned material Is used in their
manufacture, and they viii accept the hard usages
OF the concert-roo with that OF the parlor upon
an eauslity-un&fected IN their melody; IN TACT,
they are constructed
"NOT FOR A YRAR-BUT FOR BVER."
All our Square Pianos have our nsW improved
Grand Scale and the Agrsfs Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
JOHNSON q CHAMBERLAYNE,
Music Dealers aud p Publishers,
Sole Agents for the sale Of the above csleoratso
Piauos, no. s02, corner Hain and Ninth Streets
Richmond Va. Uzf-om
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Navigation of James River.

PErERsBuKG, Va, January 1.-THE steamer
John Sylvester, from Norfolk,Ihas arrived at
City Point, and will run regularly IN future
The steamship Albemarle Will attempt to 60
M to Richm nd 10 morrow.
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PIE Observation-Disclosures

GABLE DISPATCHES = IMPORT
" ANT NEWS Tho Atlantic cable IL work ing
,n.ly. and improves every day. The company has
generously reduced the rates, and we have fol-
lowed in their wake and reduced the prices OF
FIyRand WE'LL MADE CLOTHING by buying AZ
sttreInely low prices for cash and are selling the
same AT small nut remunerativs profit to the con-
suIner Call and examine our stock, and SEQ for
yonrseIf our FIFTEEN DOLLAR SUITS can't
be ercelled-the price, and quality, and style
considered. Call and see us. =
WILLIAM IRA SMITH Co.,
a. oats liz Main street.
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The New York Senntorship.

ALBAXY, January l0.-Roseoe Conkling
member of Congress, has been nominated by
the legislative Republican caucus for United
States Senator in place of Ira Harris, the pre-
sent Senator
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MILK FOR SaLE.-A gentleman q
Nl short distance from the city having m, MT
MILK than IL required for his family. would in :,
TO sell shout three gallons Per day 70 no.st "
families In the cane neigh borheed. Ie. fannsf
ialormstion, Apply ct this oHes. Ns-~
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opinson are his thoughts and his words.
The irresistible logic which goes through
and through all adverse argument, and the
felicity Of illustration which makes the
whole subject blaze with light, are all his
own. That great production will be
guide and landmark for all future time I;
il identifies its author forever with the sa-
cred cause of constitutional liberty, and
makes his
cone OF the few. the immortal names,
That were not born to die.'
II gives him position TO which no earthly
station can add any dignity for man OF
lust ambition would always rather be n
public bcnefactor than to hold high office.
Mr.. Chairman, when you rccollect that
the court has saved rs from nothing less
than the total overthrow OF our free 60
vernment, and when you observe the roar
ing and foamins Of the calumny which as
sails il, Think you will agree with me, that
il is the duty Of. every Christian man in
America TO put up a morning and evening
prayer for the long life Of all the judges,
and the perpetual preservation Of their
just authority.
BLINDNESS OF FANATICIsM.-The New
York Tribune rejoices because the bill just
passed for the admission of Colorado and
Nebraska makes it " fundamental and
perpetual condition that within said State
" there shall be no abridgcment or denial
of the exercise of the elective franchise,
/" or Of any other right, to any person by
treason of race or color, excepting In
"dians not taxed"
And yet the same journal, with all the
other Radical papers, is constantly assur-
ing us that even q constitutional provision
cannot withstand the will Of majority of
the voters. But there is another fact con-
nectcd with these two Territories which is
worthy Of being recalled. They are part
of the territory acquired from France by a
treaty which stipulated and stipulates that
they shall never be deprived of their rights
Of property, &C., (meaning their slaves.
The Radicals have no respect for such sa-
cred things as treaties or such binding ones
as constitutions, yet are foolish enough to
believe, or affect to believe, that law of
Congress will be perpetual" in its obli-
cation,
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nsO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
/ We Offer for sale, 1t lowest prices, kun ,i y
barrels; GUN, In bales aud barrels Lioonios'
osS HARvgYs ; WILLIAMS.
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Reported Election OF Cameron United States
| Senator.
PHILADELPHIA, January lo.-A report from
Harrisburg this evening says Cameron was
elected United States Senator on the first bal
1ot
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CONTRACTS FOR FREEDMEN
" Every farmer and contractor should nave
supply SsAu 'o1 j. WALL TURNER,
i.a No 20 Thirteenth street.
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NTOTICE.-Thc Board OF Directors OF
N the FIRST NATIONAL BAN OF Rich,
MOED have this day declared DIVIDEND ot
FIVE PER CENT. on the capital STOCK OF sara
Bank; free OF Government tax payable on the i''h
instant WI,
SAMUEL C. TARDY, ESQ, was elected Vice.
President Of the Bank Tor the ensuing year
s. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
Y,a~,, N ,ess ia list
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,. r. WILLIAMS, .. CorYRn,
OF Virginia. OF Virginia, Late OF New Orleans.
D. T. WILLIAMS 4 CO., GENERAL CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS for thu sale Of Tobacco,
| leaf and manufactured; Wheat. -Four, Corn Cot.
ton, and all article. q country produce OFFICE
AND WAREHOUSE No. TOBACCO BXCHAN8B,
| RICHMOND, VA Liberal advances made on con-
| SHIPMENTS OF produce in hand. and facilities
| granted, in advances Of Fertilizers and supplies,
on the pledge OF the present crop OF Tobacco, by
| satisfactory consultation and agreement.
| We beg leave to say to the planters OF virgints
| and North Carolina that our co partnership has
| been formed for a series Of years, and business
arrangements can be formed and continued with
| MS on q permane mt basis. We shall not go out OF
our reg leg iimate business TO spec uas In any
thing, but confns ourselves exclusively 70 our
| proper sphere AZ Commission Merchants BUsl /.
NESS SHALL ALWAYS BE REGAkDED AZ
BUSINESS and while our best efforts viii always
be used for our patrons, We shall Let sriet
| to the planter and buyer OF consignmsnu invsri-
| ably be done. Our Mr.. WILLIAM Will give his
especial personal attention to all SALES OF TO.
BiCCO and from his long experience and Know.
ledge Of the business we feel assured IN ,syins
least. We refer most respectfully TO the Backs
and Bankers and business men Of Richmond gene
rally. DIT: "lLLiAno ~.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN application will be iasJs Tor the Tenewai OF
Glass Manufacturing Company standing In the
name OF william Waller; one for ten and the other
for fy share the same hsvng pssn en-, ~ r,sS
mond. [del-iaw2ml WILLIAM WALLxA'
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NTOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHlP.-

NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ Mr.. BENJAMIN CONYERS, Of Virginia.
| late Of New Orleans, ami my former partner In
the Exch angs and Banking Businsss.in this city,
was on tho tst day OF September last admitted 10
an interest in my business. The co-psrtnership
now announced embraces the transactions OF the
house from that date; and from henceforth the
name and style Of the firm will be D. 7; WILL
LIAMS & co. ID. 7. WILLIAMS.
RIoHHOyD. January lat. 1857.
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OFFICE or Cry ESGINEER.
In.nru lshI

OFFICE or Cry EEGISEER. !
January 5, 1875
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEl WE'D
i at this Office until Il o clock N on M0Sp III.
NEXT the l!th instant, for RENTlSd The
LLRGE HALL in the second story OF the NV
building belonging to the city, situated on inc
north side Of Broad street between Ninth ana
Persons desiring 70 rent the above Hall can obtain
all necessary information with regard to the same
b. applying At this office. ~ ,,.
By order Of the Committee on Public Grounds
M gniiIirTs ". GILL,
"a "a City Engineer.
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PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS

WILLIAMS, 9ARRETT 8 FISHER.
Grateful for th patronage extended each OF a. In
tho several nrns to which We have heretofore be.
longed we will endeavor to merit Q continuance
Of the same. All letters aud consignments will be
addressed to WILLIAMS, GARRETT FISHER.
Ia i--dSswlm
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neutrality-suspicious. will DO made
IN TO the Auditor OF Public Accounts OF the Com
mopw alh OF Virginia for the reissue OF me foi-
lowing named CERTlFlCAIks, the Originals
Nunssber and amount Of Bonds and Certificates
ws,ch ~ 1895: No lGdo, tl0o. Lorenzo Lewis,
Srse,ion No. lOll, $50; No. l0sl, $780, II. L. d.
Levi, fraction No io'a ga; No 1851, $50; Esther
swi, guardian Tor &. L. L., fraction No. 1913, $4s.
A. -iaw3nt
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GENE THREAD, SEINE THREAD:
= Just received, my own :msoTt.'i2n ,S Sh inns
skeins-the best article to be found II the city
which will sell at the lowest price All those ID
want will pleass give mo c. snG J9aTs T 'h'n'
selves. u LiIhi E.c hiN,
No 1907 Franklin street. between So-entssn,h
Ia 7-S,s and Eighteenth near Old llarkc-.
MOTT E.-Messrs. WILLIAM b.
IN ISAACS i CO., Bankers, are hereby Srroln,ea
our agents and attorneys in fact TO coliec rents
dsets aud claims due us. All parties indebted are
requested 10 make ayment to them oruupo
de 3l-d kew LbED bnol = oINo.
AaARVIN'S FIRE AND Blu RGLAR-
ly2 PROOF sAFkS.-We have on hand an as.
sorted supply OF these very popular sAtEs a.
New York prices. co ,,.
no BUTCHERS.-I have on hand q
| supply OF superior butchers BOW -SAIT oh,
CLEANERS, CHOPPERS, STEELE, ana, ana inh
oAot CHARLES J. SlNT0S,
T., lass Main street.
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CTILL THEY COME.
- s dozen cans fresh PEACHES;
dozen cans fresh PlAE-AffLEci
dozen cans TOMATOES,
sdozsn cans assorted JELLIEsa selling Low;

4 PUBLICATION WILL BE MADE
n for the renewal of certificates OF state STOCK
No ss7, for seven hundred dollars and NO. rs, LOT
sixty eight dollars Both standing IA tne name Y.
been Lost. ME- q, DASnnASn'
Lax
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This bank has declared . dividend OF six per
cent, free OF Government tax for the preceding
six months. Jas-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Errars of Touth.--A Gentleman sAs
suffersa for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
matu Decay, and al the effects Of youthful
indisefefiop, will. for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need It, the
recipe and directions for naking the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing 20 proat by The advertisers expert
ence, can do so by addressing, in perfect csn-
fderce, JOHN B. OGDEN,
ma2i IL. 20 Cedar Street. New York.
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Administrators Notice.

RIOTIcR is hereby given that the under
In signed was, on the 18th day of Noven-
be-, 1861, appointed Administrator Of the
estate of John Moore, decd
decl7#3. VIZ. RRAD.
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Notice in Partition.

JUDITH D. JOHNSON Belinda Z. D. ] ohn
JSson, OF Lewis County, Missouri, and Eliz-
abeth Townsend, Of Ssantou, Virginia, will
take notice thai a petiticl was fled against
them on the 26th day 81 November. s67,iG
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe 5oan-
tyf ehios BY Jonathan Johnson, aud is now
pending, wherein sid Jonaihan Johnson de-
mands partition Of the following real estate
to Wit: Tho nerthsast quarter Of the north
west quarter of seotion twenty eight In town,
ship two of range foar, containing forty-oue
acres moro or less; and at the next terri OF
said Court the said Jonathan Johnson viii aYt
ply for anorder that partition may be n,adessqf
said promises. JONATHAN JOHNSON,
By MORRIS 4 DRIGes, his atty's,
dec3ge.
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HOGS.
SHEEP,

The arrivals Of Sheep have ben larger
during the past week than sevcal weeks
previous, and with better demand pri-
oes have improved, fair to GOO selling
at sssam three 20 five cents. grlsa.
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

The Lands Lots and Parts of Lots returned Delinquent by the
Treasurer Of Monroe County together with the Taxes and
aly charged thereon, agreeably to law are contained
pd described in the following list, viz
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Who ind On 81 afferkheir nameswill IN
derstand that the tine for which they
have paid has expireda and If DO response
d heard It will be taken for gransed !.
they do not wish to renew their 81 bscfsS
tions, and their names win be eTaseor---s
swindier--C -CosInafoiltan on. The
swindker GonnHaIzea % DsszI
gorge.
On Thursday the 2sth inst, tWo men,
HIRAM GEORGE, alias HIRAM q.
SoLrs, and brother, stopped at the resi-
dence Of Mr., Patrick Doagherty in Per-
y Township and informed him that they
bad The patent for an excellent nOn-explo-
sive oil, which they we're anxious to in
treduce into Monroe County. Also, in
formed him that Mr.. e. Judkins,
Druggist, Of Woodsfala, was their au-
thorized agent for Monroe County, and
that he was prepared to furnish the oil
OF the material FORTS manufacture.
After considerable parlying Mr. Dough,
arty purchased the exclusive righss Of
Perry, Washington and Benton steamships,
giving in payment fifteen do.isra in mon
sy and his uote for thirty Eve dollars,
payable az thsezpiration OF three months,
The sWindlers then left for Woodsfeld,
whore they sold Mr.. Dougherty's note
for thirty dollars. On Friday Mr..
Dougherty came up to torn and inquired
ef Mr.. Judkins about Cosmopolitan Oil,
when he was informed BY Mr. J. that he
was not the Agent, had never heard Of
it before and knsg nothing about the
men, never having seen them.
Mr.. Dougherty finding that be had been
sold, Immediately sued out warrant be-
fore Justice Salisbury for the arrest Of
HIRAM GEORGE, the principal in the
transaction, for obtaining money under
false pretences. Deputy Sheriff Car
rothers arrested the Aforesaid George,
and took him beforo The Justice, VINO,
owing to the word defendant occurring IN
the affidavit where the word plaiutiH
should harel been, rendered judgment in
favor Of thad eEssasn5. zAmsa 3 &Spriggs
appeared for the plaintiff and Y. I.
Hunter, 81, for the defendant.
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-
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUcHyI hos on-.x
every case Of DIABETES In Hhicls Il has:been
given. lsRITaTioz OF THE NEoK OF run Dad
ptn AID siEFLa MifaTTos or THE KrDsErs. UrcE.
AAssOa OF THE KIDEETs AEp BLADDHR, RsTss-
S5oS oF URINE, DrsEAsEs or rms pHc,sYRarr
1hAyp,s STozH IN THE BLADDga. CAbcuIJs
uRAvsI,, s.I, BRIcK-Dusr DEposrr, AND aiUerg On
.aIhAf DlscHARGEs, AID ron Eg gFEEBSED n.
- gA,ioATE CONSTITUTIONS, OF BoTH Sexes, attsn-
.:s asu WIZ the following symptoms. Iudtsposi.
aon 70 AAertion. Loss of Power. Loss of Mem.
yly, Dineuity of Breathing. Weak Narvss.
n;,nS,ss,llg. n;Sss,llg. Horror of Disease. Wakasnlpass
gan5s g-sSS::s,slon, Pain fn the Back, sHot
skin, Rrnption On fbsR BODY pryuess Of tina
nance, Universal LasEifude cisa;lia Connte-
System, &c. <nss
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT DUCHU IS DsD
RETIC AND BLOOD PURIFYING.
And eaYes au diseases arising from Habits Of
Dissipation, Kzoesses aud EmpTudeacies
In Life, Impurities Of The Blood, Gcs
supefeedingG Gopaiba in affections
ioT which Il Is ussd-tn
these diseases, used in
connection With
HELMB8LD'S RoSE WAaH-
SOLD AT
HELMB0LDsS
DRUG and GHEatICAL WAREHOUSE,
Nj. 594 BROADWAY,
and BY Druggists every vhess.
ASK TOR
HELNBoID 8.
Take no othAH
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Administrators Sole:

ON the 28th day Of December, 1867, at II
" o'clock A. ID, l viii offer Cor gsla at pub
lie outcry, on the prsipisss, ia ssllss iowp
Stafford, in Monroe county. Chic, tls folio?
ing real estate, to wit; The aou.h .alg OF lcs
numbered forty-two. LOT Numbered ;asty-tAFes
lots numbered ferty-four and ssoF<5. iive, and
the tobacco house property latsly owned By
John Barnett az Stafford,
CEsELIis HARE
nov26w5. Adm'rof J. ". Barnett.
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BastsnsOro gssssseHgagkes.
Dscempeg 2e.
CATTLE.

=
The offerings Of Cattle today amount.
ed to about seven hundred head. The
market opened unusually dna, aud con-
tinued SO up to the hour ol closing, a
decline of fully tHenty-Ggel cents per
hundred pounds being the gelerai state
of tho market.
EoGs.
With only q fair supply Of Hogs bas
been good during she week ans previous
prices unsettled and ifregulas To-day
the demand is fair, and good Hogs nse
selling at nine to ten cents4
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Esr. w. s.. FISHER.

HAVING located in Malaga, ten
q ders his professional services
to the citizens Of Malaga and viciui- So
ty. 8
octlm3.
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Euehu,

DloSMA CRENATA. BUCHu LEAVES.
PROPER IES Their odoy is strong, diff
siye, and somewhat arom tic, their tasie Bit
terish and analogous to mint.
MEDlsEL PROPERTIES AND Uses. --Buohu
leaves are gently stimulsnt, with pscnlLar
tendency to the Urinary Organs, producing
dinresis, and, like other similar medicines,
exciting diaphoresis, when cicumst anoes. IA
vor this mode of action.
They are given In complaints of ti,egJyf-
nary Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic catarrh
of the Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Blad-
der and UTethsa, Disease of the Prostrate and
Retention or Incontinenoe of Urine, from q
loss of tone IN the parts concerned in lis
evacuation. The remedy has also been ra-
commended in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheuna-
tisnn, Cutanecus Affections and Dropsy.
Helrabold's Extrae. Buchu is used by per-
sons from the ages Of Is to %, and frnnI SIS
to IS, or in the decline or change of life; after
Confinement or labor Pains; Bed sFetliug in
children. -----
II AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FBMALFS.
the Extract Buehu IS unequaled by any othsr
renedys as in CHIoRosIs or RErrsT7os. IaaEr.
uLARlTT, PAsSPgLsEss CT ssEFraEss1oy Of crs-
ToMARY EvAeUATfoEs, ULdEaaTE or Scrr1aRorr
STATE OF THE UTERUS.
DISEASES OF TIE BLADDER. KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL and ALSwELLiNGS. --This
medicine increases the power Of. Digestion.
aud excites the absoTbenss izto healthv acs
ton, by which the Water5 CT Calcarsous de-
positions. and all UDnatugAl E1l,afeemerss
are reduced as yell as Pain and Iulamma.
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PHtman Thomas ..,,,,.,a.
Hickman BIi ......4s
Price Morrison ..4
SANE d I
Myers Joseph. 4 /
ccen Bennett 4 I
Fulton G. y !
same a 8
Mgers Joseph !. ss.- 4 3
JehEison ~ illian5 ~
iiaFsnport g: z {. ssss.sY
yTgles John IA s
Coca Era I
Knight Stephen ...... IS 4
coen Ezra a....-........5 4
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Rames 9 0xnsrs. el

-
Wheeisr Thomas, .......4s
Sloan o. S.s..ss s......A3
Eenthorn Jane. .l,.a....4 d
EeF George. ........4 4
Ady joshua. ..s.....E 4
Pearson Lavina ...s...4 4
EeF Georgess.. .n-...4 4
Gibbons Martha 3 g.s...4S
Holland john. .A4
same ...se....,44 4
Gibbons Burton + -~...44
same ,......4 4
Hart Cephss B &H......5 4
same ...5 q
nlloN Gisr rt....i...s..s0 z
hcGntcss.isoh David. 2
Hon.gnt Tobias. ........5 2
Fought Tobias, sr......5 q
same ....5 2
Isorth ". B...........5t2l
same --.-.....-5 =
Lisk Jaspsr........,.s5 z
Dillon Themas. ..-.-5 8
IFlanagan Thomas. ....6 8
Hall Thomas -. ..-..-6 8
Ridgewayi G. Il. .........6 3
same ....s....6 3
IUnkncgn -.s....s......6 3
Martiz Robert. :. IS q
Dearth Barna. ..........6 4
same ......-~.6 4
same ..... ...6 4
Graham Elisabeth .....6 4
siartin Robert 4
Martin amelia .......6 A.
Sloan 0. "a
Powell Andrew ...,..7 g.
johnson solomon ...7 s
Giyens Alex. II rs
asrkey James s.......7 rs
Bark 10
MaEkey James
same ......-..7 8
Hadd Stephen, .6A
Brown A. q 80. g A
Graham Dolly =. .......5 S
Miller Francis -. .....t.6A
diTens A. H.. ......7
Lindamood RYAN s....7 6
Markey J. B. ..:.sF
kshne Giles. ........7
Cults Harvey 6
0sheIl r.
Cooper Charles ...7
Forshey Solomon. .,..7t s
Mills William, 7 e.
ossF John -. As-..s.T s.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-12-31

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