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REMLBKABLE JOURNEY THROUGH THE WILDER HEss:-On Sunday last We had conversation with Hungarian residing here, whose history, as related by himself, (and we do not doubt his veracity) is about as novel as fiction itself Ifhis story were compiled in avolume, the last few pages, recounting his adventures during the past two weeks, would not be quite devoid of interest Here briefly, is this last: It appears tha. relative in Texas bequeathed him sum of ouey, and being apprized of the fact by letter, couple of weeks since, he started out on foot and alone to make the journey thither. After travelling four days he arrived at Sulphur Springs and there seeing an old Indian trail, concludei to make short cut
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Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Joseph GoIdtrss and Charles Sticky is this day dissolved by ma tual consent.
 The business will hereafter be conducted by Joseph Goldtree who will settle and collect the counts of tEe late firm.
 JOSEPH G0LDTREE. Tucson A. T. CHAS. STICKLY. May 25, 1870. 2stS
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OtiCe
To aH aoh0m at may concern:

TO utt NIt0H6 tt NtUy CO7ECtTH.
 I have this day laid claim to, and located ono hundred and sixty O60} acres of land at Blue Water station, in the Territory of Arizona and in the county of Pima, described as fOIlOws: start ing at the Blue Water well and running east, four hundred and forty (44O) yards to g certain tree i; from said tree south, four hundred and fory i440) wards thence running west eight handred ard eighty (9S0) yards thence north eight hundred and eighty (8SO) yards; thence east, eight hun dred and eighty (88O) yards thence running south, four hundred and forty (440) yards to tain tree CT place of beginning I therefore noti fy all persons not 10 trespass said claim, and any infringement will be promptly met by legal proc eedings.
 s. B. WISE,
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N0TLCE,

WE have appoin ted SAMUEL HUGHES, Tucson ,, A. T., our Agent for the sale of all lumber made at the
 Santa E2ita Saw EHlIF. prompt attention.
 LIZARD G YERKFS,
 Santa Rita Saw Mill G. March g, 1870; tf
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TUcsox, 4. T., June lst, 1869

AONSV"i AA' A'i VNAO 'SNi AOV" NJ R. Platt of Tucson, is hereby appointed our agent for the transaction of all business connected directly or indirectly with trans port&tion of Government stores from Tucson Depot to all posts dependant upon it for sup- plies
 HINDS < HOOKER.
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have On hand constantly a supply ofproyisions, hay and grain for the accommodation of the traT- cling public. 5. B. WISE.
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F.. X, E1UNNE,

ATTORNEY AID CoUNSELOR-AT-LAw,
 1901, r Street, JTASHINGTON,D. D. C, Will promptly attend to the collection of all claims, placed in his hands, against the gov' ernment of the United States
 Will also gay special attention to procuring patents for Mining Claims, School Lands etc Respectfully refers 10 Governor A. P. K Stafford. and Hon, R. c. Mccormick If
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s. B. WISE,
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= = BY Francis T. Isbell, f,.-e a.4
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,: +
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED
1 AND UNIMPROVED Re AL ESTATE, IN
THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, AT AUG
TI0N,-By virtue of q deed of trust from William
H. Brander to the Trustees of me Monroe . suiid-
Of July $780, and duly recordedin the clerk g Office
of the County Conrt of Chesterfield county, vol.
as, page 20. and by direction Of the Board or Di-
rectors OF said association We the undersigned,
viii, on FRIDAY, the soth day of December, 1870,
at O'Clock 2. NJ. proceed to sell. upon the prem
ises, in the town of Manchester, the following
REAL ESTATE, to wit; ~
kI own in the sub division of the said lot by VIM.
II. Brandcr's plan rs lots 80. and No. 30, bound.
ed as follows Commencing on jackson street az
the point of intersection Of the line OF the south
ern boundary Of the lot owned ~ Ssmes Duniop
an Also. A PART OF IoT No. Isl, known in the
said Brsuder's plan IS lot No. 2, running along
the said jackson street In a. southern direction
and fronting on sad Jacks street 81 feet thence
along aid alley 284 feet to Summers street thence
along the said Summers street IN northe Fly al.
rection "a feet to the line Of the property owned
by H. C. CabelI. known in the said Brander's plan
Of subdivision as lot No. 2s thence slong the hues
Of the property of the said CabeIl and Dunlop 2e4
feet to Che place of beginning. :. :, =
Also, "A PART OF a CERTAlN LOT OF
LAND designated In the plan of said town as lot
No. 2e4 fronting As feet on BlddIe street. running
back IS feet, upon which there are TWO TENEs
NE SITS, each two stories high, = - -.nI,.,,
lot No. 2s4 at the southern corner OF The plan OF
said town, fronting 80 feet and running back IS
feet. ,:si1 .-.si,, 70, .,...,.s
executing this trust and to pay the said ass9cia-
lion the balance dine upon fines, charges, dpes,
principal, and interest, Intended to be secured by
said trust deed. :.
:. ShaHc {; FA isBELb,}} Trustees.
TR n. ISREII. AuCtiOuepr, de ID
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Coas,iIIss1oNER.s OFF1CE. !;

= 80 RICHMOND, December Let, 1870, 81
HFOX AGAINST .COX'S EXECRs AND
G 1aEEss T a1aabaBg oe eeIse
entered in this cause on the lath day OF june 1910,
II Is ordcred that the same be referred 10 one or
@ this t9
Edward Cox, deceased. upon his testator's estate,
and also. legatee aceounts, showing what each or
the legatees of a. dEard Corr deceased, IS entitled
one has received, II any, from the said executor,
or otherwise, chargeable with On account OF hts
or her legacy, with the balance due 20 each one !:
liabilities of the testator's estate, the amounts
thereof severally and to whom coming, and The
order and priority thereof and also 70 inquire and
make report to the court, In what form tie assets
tie said executor Is directed 70 readar TO The said
commissioner an account OF his administration as
aforesaid and such Information 90 Is La his poyer
In regard to tas Other matters q account aud in,
Andthe said commissioner IS directed to take,
audit, and state said accounts, and make said In.
quiry, and report the same TO this court tuy
mater specially stated, deemed pertinent by nm.
proceeding 10 take the sail accounts hesaid com.
missioner shalt cause notice OF the time and pIace
OF tskng the aame TO De publ lsaed once waas tor
@ea ss aa 81 e
suit except the plafntff and defsadaiit, HeIry
s asz ss q has ia
Be AID issiiIs any
essctofore settled By Che said and con
The parties lhtayested aIs eeseny NOTIFIED fiat 4
lave fixed on TUNsDAY, tie tasUf Jkansyys 1S71,
81 70 O'CLOCK sat my s1sssce 1n The silly os
counts and sss s iii ~ Ell a s
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ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS.

IDEAL ESTATE. AGENCY.-A CARD.
II Commencing business at Time when the
deprecated prices Of property. combined with
other causes, haa cast agloom over our once pros
Us and we now thankfully return our acknoW-
Judgments to our friends and the PUBLIC for their
generous confidence and patro mage, and respect
1njjy ask continuance of the same
We attend personals to 3 Z Mt g OUT
HOUSES and LANDS and the COLLECTION
KINDS, publicly or privately; NEGOTIATE
LOANS, sud give prompt attention to business
connected with j. l. 5 AT In all It's
: We can be found ut our new and centrally.lo
Gated Office, No. HOS Main street. between 18th and
18th streets. HILL SGODOlN, !
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
( de ao-ltt 4'--ls Richmond. Va.
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4 PERMANENT CURE or GRAVEL
O. orrwrIvzs YEARs, sTANDNes
STONE ,PAssED AID 70
BE SEER.
sBuaxsrpB, CONF, Dec. Is, isea.

n sr.,,,hnfs - 49, IS 49,
: nesr s,r III ID Will, ,nue,, pleasure that write
WON MON facts respecting myself do not Know
hardly hou to express myself. have been 5or tne
last ten or tweiye years the greatest suefes msn
could be and i've but more sometimes than otnets.
rne complaint was the "ktdneys'' and s'blaaoHf.
Hs re consulted doctors both In Massacnuseso anu
this state, and taken pills 1msy say ny tne qos:
Also u6rared medicines; but found no 1ete'
Sro1o anv. and cot worse che last six months.
7 was 90 that could scarcely get ABOUT.
T. could not rest night or day. wo9io
eos, have been "sI upD With me II !
had not seen your advertisement IN the Berkahire
T,o,,rier headed "Kidneys.''? Il read It through,
and ,hourf,s weuid try it, 4 purchased bottle
but, mind you, 1 had not much faith in il why
should I. when had been trying SO many things
and COS. me so much Well, I began taking IT. ana
beforeI had taken the frst bottle felt BAD Dull
flushed 1t and got smother. BY the time eook
half of che second still got worse tappsren1yl
vas Ealing from les place. and felt really bad.
fe,t 40 before had nuished the second thasl nad
made mn my;mind 1t was no, use trying any more )
and all this time the .Buchu was doing us MOTH
but did not know 1t, so gave 1t up and went 20
Hartford to one OF the best doctors IN the cHy.
He sa,d twas the neck Of the bladder. andt snoua
have 10 undergo an operation. BE gave me meoi-
cine, and went home quite downfThea;ir az on
Sunday was unable to 60 TO church. nAo no'
taken any,of his medicines, but on my resnrn con-
sinued using ..'Ruoamsp and late in the afssrnoon
of that day passed the ugiest stone or gravel you
ever saw covered over with little pieces which col'
leeted together It looks the color OF mna .tur-
40 ond hard as flint. So you see the /" Buchu 81
was doing its, work, although was feeling 80
badly. j procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others; but since that passed. whien is
as ever was in my life. have the stone securely
wrapped, and those who have seen # In this place
are surprised. This is q true story Of my ease,
and you are welcome to make such use OF my name
as Won think proper. i am pretty wen known IN
berkshire: also In Csnnecticut The advertise
ment seyed me. why not publish more? The
Springfield Repub,scars is widespread paper.
Ii any one wishes to see this WONDER .ney can
do so. could write all day, but think have
aaid enough for this time, as remain, ever Tonr
we,I-wisher, EDWARD L. HOWARD.
Paper.maker, Burnside, Hartford county, Of
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BY Cook &c Laughton, Auctfoneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
4 MEXICAN CARBON WORKS, FOR
n MANUFACTURE OF DO NEBLACK, AT
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 2sd December, we will
sell at 81 O'Clock, ON the premises, at public AUG
Sor the RfSs s e GaRge
. The saidworks are situated on GiIlie's creek,
near the city Of Richmond, and are only q few
yards distant from the Richmond and York River
The land upon which eaid works are erected com.
prises about TWO ACRES. The works EN- GRACE,
among other things, ~; r - =. 3.tH .'a
= :; One & ne TWENTiY-HoRsE ENGINE. In com.
plete running order -fss
q One BONE CRUSHER, gl,f
One GRhNULAToR, <
a.. SHaFTING, BETTING. &c.
Al the machinery is ne and believed ss to be conn '
This Is the only establishment for the manufac-
ture of comeback In The South and the 10 cation is
adapted to the p Iae
believed that such an Opportunity for investment
In lucrative business VII Ia5slS occur
49, by e 9aaS SibLER MORTON, Attorneys.
4 COOK az LAUGHToN Aucts. ~ - de 1a-1ot
nUBLIC SALE OF LAND. VIII be
offered for sale At pgslies a auction to the high,
NJ William County, on the 10Th DAY Of JAM.
ARY NEXT, lie interest held BY the heirs Of The
late Alex an der Dudley In The plantation adjoin-
ing tbs. said town, known as the WEST POINT
supposed to contain 4, 500 acress
Also, the interest paid heirs In parcel Of fifty
acres adj Joining the above; said interest being
one-twelfth OF each tract
TERMS The sale viii be in gross and not by the
acre costs OF suit and expenses OF sale to be patd
in cash for the residue, three several bonds with
good personal security viii be required for pur.
Chase Of each traor, In equal amounts. payable in
one, two aud three years. bearing :interest from
day OF sale; interest TO be paid annuaiiyi title
viii be retained until purchase N oney is paid.
-. 5155E ~ "a WI LIAM T. BLAND,
-stl ~ SP0TSWOOD BIRD, Stss
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1ynIea way the wana Blew.

I.
49, vv,ns came ,,p, the wind came down,
And over The garden Wal sann srown
Why should . pretty masGSh iio
nfa lover choose 70 calis
IN showar Of f. grant dew ,,sa
gut under ahe skies you couioMn, sufhiiso
Which way the sweet wiho o'e"'
II.
r+.s hev. fo- tossing buds and leaves
when the winds Of tnornfng blow!
Tel, ua how long q tower grleves
When a maiden answers-so!
For ARCHER step was at the gaze.
And tne hearts that met were true:
By many sfgn you could divine
Which way The sweet wind blew
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lltBs Cook & ;Laughton. Auctioneers,
Cor1er FRANKLIN and Governor streets.

1tAntiBS Cook 3: Laughton. Auctleoneers, ~
IS Corner Franklin and Governor streets. -
r1ousEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSE.
HI WOOD PIANO., i &C.: iAT.AUCIl9H.-A.t
the reauestof the we will sel at the resi-
videre and Byrd .treets, Oh THURSDAY, the
sd instant; at log O'Clock
One !. octave RosEwoo PLANO, with sTo OIL;
A. a ssso UxnE Of PARLoR. CHAMBER, and
: DINTkG-ROOM FURNITURE; ~ 93Fr, r.
together With many useful housekeeping articles
az III =, COOK &LAUGHTON, Auct'rs. =
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de Is.aaw2w*

sTN5PURSUANCE OLA DECREE made
/ In The suit pending in the Chancery Conrt OF
the city OF Richmond, under the style OF Eacho
against Cosby's adm'rs, Will sell at public auci
ton at the horse lot, In rear Of the Lancasterian
,school-house, at IL o'clk. on SATURDAY, Lee
cember 24th, o Mol HARNESS HORSE. .l-s sSti!is
TERMS: Cash. - Ohm w. WRIGHT, .
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TRUSTEES SALE 3OFIA VALUABLE
II <EARMfIN; HALIFAX G0UNTY.-By yir-
tue OF q deed of trust executed on the 9th day;of
,andthsir wives to william @. Pendleton and j. N.
Gordon rustees, for the purposes therein nance,
We win as said trustees sell on E III ts
at 'nubllc auction, The TRACT OF LAMP in said
died mentioned, ut being the same tract on which
James A. Moon now resides. and Which the late.
norh side OF Dan river, In the county Of HalifaT,
cd Ss the snds Of EcSard To- and
II. r.. Fleming. ,-.. ~ t..sss t,.isfs "a - ~
S This farm is in one Of the best neighborhoods IN
miles from the Ricnmon6) and Dsnyfl!e railroad.
y he improvements consist of Q, good FhAMED
DWELLING Of six rooms, built In 1880. upon the
best style and In perfect repair, beautifully 10.
Gated and all necessary ont buildings, and about
twenty other buildings such Is tenant. houses ana
tobacco barns-all new. There are large num- 70
Tee son Is good; and adapted to the growth of
grain Of all kinds, especially WHEAT. CLOVER,
na sa Sc he hes n
It is seldom SO desirable place is put upon the
Depot ITO on the Ricbmend and Dsnyiile railroad.
Ssa ssishd5s ESsRf'sl
low grounds or The very best quality the residue
isforest large portion of the place is In me
clover; Ht E.S EGa .&t ,I.sE
1t has lately been divided into two tracts, and
win be sold either as whole or as two tracts' 20
suit purchasers "a
} TERMS 1.-The deed requires the property to be
sold for cash sufficient 10 pay of the oeed.
examine the property. James A. Moon will take
pleasure in showing the property to any who may
wish TO examine with view OF purchasins' 1oe-
session Will be given ut once. ~, !. =
For further Information, apply to either OF the
trustees, ut ynchburg. Va. -.
80 - J. n, GORDON, -z.a Trpsteea.
Il. WIN. c. PENDLETQN, 5 .,ss''r' =
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flames RIVER STEAMBOATGXska, /,
;N NOMYANY.-ToRN NORFOLK, - 80 =
MD ALL REGULAR LAND
'fNas On THE JAMES RlVERs-Tas last and
.eIegafs United States mail steamer ,G9<
lsssfsa,t;, Csptafn 2. Q: GHVonp -. -
leaves lcompanys wharf at Eodkene Tor the
aDSFe.n aned place. on gMQNDARH, WEDHEa.
FRIDAYS, at HALF-PAsT Elk
O'CLOCK A. NJ, and returns son Tuesdays,
fPassengers arrive In Norfolk in time 70 con.
meet with steamers for baltimore ana points
= Train I leaves City Point for PssHsburg on ar
riyalof steamer. ~ lssasa bti 81.
E4Cn - ticket: 10 Norfcii and retnfn COO
: Freiahf received Tuesdays, ThnrSdaya and IA
tprtays for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Balti-s
more; aud principal landings on CHESAPEAKE by,
SONARLE RATES. Freight received from7A
BIZ. TIL p. 3D.. s..-,.yEs .zs1y... . i. &
80 L. B. TATUM, General Agent, tH1
b se 4 4 4 40 a {i.Ey Office. Company's wharf <
wharf Is repairedno Landing canbe made.
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SohS6So .''E'~
d, Surgery Of Philadelphia. T., :. =, ;,
Z MIR. q. T. HEMBoLD: Dear sir, In regard to the
question asked me as to my opinion about Buchu,
would say that have used and sold the article In
various forms for the past thirty years. do NOT
think there is any form or preparation Of 1t lhaVe
not used or known to be used, in the various ds-
eases where sueh medical p:tent would be fndi-
Gated. You are aware, as well as myself, that at
has been extensively employed in the various dis
eases OF the bladder and kidneys, and the reputaa-
ton 1t has acquired In my Judgment Is warranted
by the facts. -, So. a.:
] have seen and used. as before stated, every
form of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tincture,
auid. extracts, and am not cognizant OF any pre-
narration of that plant at all equal to yours Twelve
years, experience ought I think, TO give me the
right to Judge OF It's merits and without prejudice
or partiality Igive you precedence over all Others
/ value your Buchu for its effects on patients.
have cured with 1t, and seen cured with IT. more
diseases of the bladder and kidneys than have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu or any other
proprietary compound of whatever name.
Respectfully yours &C., ~r.er-@
9,a GEO. II. KEYsER, NJ. D.,
~ No. 40 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
August IL, 1865.
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REFERS TO :,

DIR. MACK, Burnside, Conn; r.. -, +:
DB. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass:
DR.. HoLKUM, North Lee, iMass.;', !,.f.siy
DIR. ADAMS, stockbridge, Mass; e"f.
DIR. SCOTT North Manchester, Conn:
DR.. JAoUEs, auckland Corners, Conn; /,
Dr.. BEARsFoRD, Hartford, Conn. I;.
AL or whom treated me for the diseases.
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!. rstsra asaya..

8 - az ). 8. Tardy III 4 nesioneess.
sxfARGooF sALTaAT a o. 7 io,S.
- ON TaIDAY. Dzc. asp,
commencing at iii O'Clock, We win sen :. euf
WAREHOUSE The cargo Of the ,. p. Farland,
SIS consisting of
s.ooo SACKS FINE SALT. in heavy tNl''ed
sacks, and In prime. ORDER 'e1.s i
Il VIII be added TO the above SAFE:
100 doz. BROOMS,
~ bbls . CHOICE FAMILY HAMS,
9ffE "a hills. YELLOW ST. AR, -.
s.tfS rs boxes STARCH, no. ID, a:
/ TERMS: Liberal, which " I'll be announced ON
ne ~ n 90 ~ % s. C. TARDY O. CO., Aucts.
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{. $50 C1HY sTHxET, RiUAMoNA Va.
Trsfsia 500 Taass % see6 and 1870. First prs
mfssIr On san8e rs tho Sorth Carolina esAte I'll
AZ ieN and tsfA FedsHsuHas AWARDED alIef 49, =.
,ss sasfify that tie premiums were well cestyyed
Etxst pEsmtum given ss the same ka,is iok eses
! IN pFsEsinm for hess corrEE-RoAsTERs
syefy ifnpoFfSnt aatHnct % tho e0okfnG.sfoysss M
,sss5s,eIEOEzE aud CRATES 50 - -,
~ FENlsER9 In exea4 yAxaesY, i. -
- HbUEE-EanNT rs ok sunst be4nIttg3 ~ sp$.
& IHOH EAlE1Na snd W &c ti ~ 30 e !,
Esfnes reasonable ~ nh fllsfA e az eA I.
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. DIR. KEYsER

Is physician Of over thirty years. expert
ence, and graduate of the Jefferson Medical
College, and Of the University of Medicine and
ii, Surgery OF Philadelphia. =; % :,
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- - BY Hill & Goddin,
J, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
i1l08 Main street. i'

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
" SALE.-We are authorized by the owners to
offer for sale privately that valuable properly
Exchange Hotel, known as METROPOLITAN
HALL. The LOT froots los feet ON Franklin
street and runs back LIS feet to alley in rear
This nrorerty. on account Of its Situation, being
in the Centre OF the business part Of the city, is
Justly considered valuable. The building mas peSn
used ,for a number Of years as place OF pubic
amusement, and being well known, a further De,
scription is deemed unnecessary. can pc altered
fS tnre of tobacco or Il would suit admirably Tor
q bubble school. For terms, apply to
80 ), ,.SEii HILL d GODDlR,
=: Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeTs,
= da1A-eod5t 80 - Mo. HOS Main street, .
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RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. 2, 1859.
II. T. Hembold, Esq:
Dear sir-I take great pleasure In sending youa
certificate In addition to the many you have re-
ceived from suffering humanity. can scarcely
find language sufficiently strong to express my
heartfelt qualification ut the wonderful cure your
"a Buchu' >, has effected For four years have suf-
fer.d beyond description. Anmy friends with my
self came the conclusion that my case was incur
able. Accident placed your advertisement In my
hands. commenced taking your E" Buchu.''
followed the directions, and, to my utter astonish
ment, before had taken seven bottles OF your val
liable medicine-u would give One Hundred Dol
lars bottle II could not get 1t at any other
price)-I am entirely cured. most earnestly re-
commend it ta all those suffering from disease. I
have told many persons to takeyour valuable med
tcine, and they are doing so with great success.
Any information my fellow-cihzens may require
viii he freely given by the subscriber, at his resi-
dence, No. 70 Milton avenue, Railway, View Jer-
sey. ~ - d. M. FREEMAN,
Councilman, Third Ward, city of Railway.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
cots@.s ~ BY Lyme q Brother, Vii ENgitci
~ AuctioDeers and Real Estate Agents,
9., ,.i3 t,s No.l2l2 Main street.

TIOR SALE OR RENT, that beautiful
little. FARM, on the MechanicsviIe pike.
only four miles from the city, containing about 70
acres, 20 Of which is high land and very prodqc-
suited for raising Of corn and hay. There Is q
snf cient supply on the plsce for the nee OF same
Also. fine orchard. Improvements consist OF
stable, &c. st:A% -. 1..t# - .....s,,s.f /,
TERMS: Reasonable. Apply to -'.as5,@:l IT,
deco al 1 - 'gI.ylLYNE & Bro, Auet,rs.
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: RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. 2, 1sss.-we, the UNDER
signed, are well acquainted with Fl. NJ. Freeman,
Of Railway, and know that he has been long
time suffering, In the worst possible FORM for the
past four years, and that he has been entirely
cured by the use OF "HelmboId's Buchu.'
J.w. SAVAGE, e1-Mayor;
FRANK LA Eau, President of Council;
VIII. RICHARDS, Clerk Of Council
PETER A. BANTA, Councilman;
WI. BROWN, Coun Gilman;
- J. 8. 8. click, Councilman
LEWIS HOFF, Councilman; -
j. B. sTRYxER, Merchant. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-22

NOR RENT, new four.story &la3
BRICK asUsE, corner OF 18th and Mar =! - q
hall streets. The location Is one on tne
s Sns and cold bath gas throughout the premises
not and cold n mater ceE Raihs s s al
en'e f arxlnT cIoi hes. The house has twelve
p naS the kitchen has six rooms, with srge
cooIins-rsnge This house Is sepahra.eu. ny
AZ 10 DOL. corner OF llth and Marshall staeets.
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