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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

COLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" MARSHALL BELOW TWELFTH STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
for the treatment OF all classes OF medical anu
gical cases except smallpox ana INSANITY;
In addition 10 the LARGE WARDS, the I'M DIVE
airy contains number Of PRIVATE Enor,.
possessing all the comforts aud privacy OF f. -,
vate residence, With experienced nurses AIiI -
PENDANTS always ut hand. Patients have the PRIV
lege OF selecting their medical adviser rith'r foI
the staff OF the lntrnary or any respectable !''''
titloner In the city.
CHARGES,
including Board, Medical Attendance, aha
Medicine
Large wards. - per VIZ
small additional fee Is charged Tor sefs'''
operations. u,.,
a limited number OF cases from the city Of R!ch-
moad received on CHARITY. ,r
For Information or aduaission, apply at the IT,
Urinary to ISAIAH IL. WHITE, MI,
no ao-orn Medicsl Superintendent
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CHINA TEA SETS.-The largest assert.
~ mont to be found IN the city. Gsll aud aaiA
Inc them at GEORGE c. GARI'~,
dss opposite post-ofncs.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-All persons are hereby eau,
IN toned against harbortng or trusting ANY y.
the crew the .iorth German bark 'Ne,rsu'h t,
from Liverpool. Debts OF their contraction 's'''
not BE- paid by the captain or consignces.
ja a-St~ J. q. LESfZ, Gar tam.
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FURNITURE, DC.

DEMOFAL.-J. A. -BELNiN has re-
HI moved into his new and spacious warerooIus,
over Paine CO.. aurt!on-housc, No. 1904 Main
street, where he offers for sale large assortment
Of SUPERIOR FURNITURE.
His UNDERTAKES OFFICE and LUMBER
YARD will be continued on Broad street.
do lNxN
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RICHMOND. January /, ISL

RICHMOND. January /, $50.
In retiring from the t"aming business cnnn e
refrnsn fruIp expressing my grattl tna,'ks ,"r
wears INST, und cordially recommend To- my nla
ioIro,s and friends the new concera 81 hessrs.
- ~ AZ, Stoodpw H. A. HATCHER.
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EURNITuRE AND MATTRESS

RNITURE AND MATTRESS
L WAkEROoMs.-rp slairs., opposite the
-ppst-ofdee, Main street, you VIII find In two OF
fnoss tronfron buildings The largest and most
varied sssor t.pent of L aRLOR, CHAMBER, and
DIM sc ROoM FURNITURE In the State, OF
every variety or style aud nuisb. Also, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made 70 order In amy style de
sired. Our stock Of Chamber Furniture being
very large complete suits can be purchased at our
establishment from sSS to $eoe We have reduced
the prices Of ali our goods, and We selling
about US low as we did fifteen years ugo.
We invite all IN want OF good, substantial Fur
uiture ~ examine our assortment before buying.
we have goods to suit ali par.ics-the rich or the
moor HARDWOOD & RITTER,
dsis Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE TO SH1PPERS.-xHs-gW
~ The boats Of the JAMES RI
YER AND kANAWHA CANAL. COMPANY
Will leave the dock as usual promptly 1t J. NJ: On
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
beyond collected on delivery. or prepaid. at the
opti"n OF the shipper. Every facility possible win
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my ofilc. en- tho Dock without special agreement.
Way freight Will not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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BY A. c. Pulliam. Auctioncer.
southwest corner MatI and Fourteenth street

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF deed
L of trust from Randolph Harr ison to julien
Harrison and John A. Coke. trustees dated tie
28th day of April. 1860. and duly recorded III in"
county court OF Go"chlaud, the undersigned one
OF the trustees named In said deed cullen Harrl-
SON having declined the rust y VIII sell ii pnhic
land, on TUESDAY the 18th d " OF January. 1870,
at 10 o'clock \. ~; I'll TIC PERSONA rR n,o
estate, consisting Of HORSES. MULES. CAT
TIE. SHEEP. HOGS, WAGONS, CARTS, and
other Vehicle. Harness. III 'ugh., Rakra, Nj
TOOLS Of ever description. and all HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN TCRNIT NREE,, GRO" OF
corn, AMI all The PRODUCE on said estate not
already sold.
TERMS Reasonable, and a. far rs consistent
with the requirements OF the deed Il credit oil ionc
months vii! Nc given on sums OF s'u anti upwards,
dn ids Join A. COKE, Trustee.
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WILLIAM C. DURHAM 4 CO.,
w GENERAL sHIPgISl -.
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH. sTREETe
RICHMOND, VA. PoST-OTFICE Box 81.
FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP SsLsslN
- COMPANY. r...-.
The splendid new si1e-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, NIAGARA. ALBt.
MARIE, and HATTFRAS. leave New York Fl
Norfolk, City Poinef aud Richmond. every TUE.
DAY.. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY =, 4
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, ut high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegsa.
saloons and statercomS. The fare, accommCcs.
lions, and attention. ara unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected when ordered, At A QUAR-.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, Ut the Offices . ( til.
COMPANY.
y. L. McCaEApY, President, la1 Greenwich
street New York.
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM 4 co, Agen.s
scorner Main and Eleventh s,rtet,
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NOTICE.-The firm name Of WATKINS,
" COTTRELL & CO. will after this date BE-
signed WATKINS COTTEELL.
We would return thanks to our friends and the
pnhlic generally for the liberal patronage extend
ed us and In future hope to meet u continuance of
;aIlw WATKINS X COTTRTLI..
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DJ-BLIC SALF.-By virtue OF Il deed Of
L trust made by James II. Rowe on the goth day
OF June 1850 shall on MONDAY the Eth day OF
February. 1870 being county court day. ut Glou-
ccster Courthouse, proceed. by public auction. to
sell, for cash, all The PERSON all PROPERTY
conveyed b. the said deed. and which the said
James II. Rowe possessed at TIE date Of the said
deed.
in Sim WTNDHAM KEMP, Trustee.
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! ys.-~---s- -
SANv HGNTy1,


Dry eeoDs. ,.......,>
DRY COOS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
No will Offer from this date to aarch lst' ''''
our entire
STOCK OF WINTER DRY GOODS
ASTONISHING PRICES,
and most especially call the attention OF the 1ao's'
TO our
ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS
which we will close out without regard 10 cost.
sHAwLs, cLoAks, AND cLoAK1sos'
PRIME COST!
Another lot OF
ENGLISH ARTOONs
q, .,ne shilling Der yard. A few more OF those
TOWELS 1T 81 per dozen, ieff.
Our stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Is complete, such as
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DoYLHs, TABLE
DIAPER, &C.
our assortment Of MEMS WEAR Is unbrokeo'
and our general stock Is In a better condition a'
,,,s season Of the year than ever before; there
fore, we would respectfully ask purchasers 10
CALL AND EXAMINE oUH STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere.
H1RsH & aUGGENHEIsfER,
s27 Broad street.
saLEsMES: ~. E. Kean. J. II. CheneTS' anu
J. Shade. ,,o
Closed on SATURDAY.. - "a az
UNPRECEDENTED OCCURRENCE !
MAIN STREET REMOVED TO BROAD
NOT THE STREET ITSELF.
BUT THE POPULAR BARGAIN STORE
Nrssrs. WILLIAM THALHlMER 4 SONS,
WHO HAVE REMOVED
TO THEIR OWN CAPACIOUS BUILDING,
No. sl5 BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
where they are enabled to dispense al kinds and
styles of
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER.
Their stock is we'll Assorted and adapted for the
wants OF the present cold weather, and they are
resolved to sell Sc CHEAP that no one can refuse
the inducements.
A call Is solicited from the public. and partlcu-
larIy from their old regular customers from tue
city rs we'll Is tho country.
Don't miss the place.
WILLIAM THALIIIMER K SONS,
3lJ Broad street,
,a4 between Third and Fourth.
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TTAVISG PURCHASED THE En-
III TIRE INTEREST Of Mr.. a. J. Miller IN tlle
husIuc9s Of TAL1AFEREb K 90. ~ 'n:s "a!
r,tircs from the firm as n partner. ne Styit n
the flrm remains unchanged, and tn. business VIII
lie continued by the under-iened, "hp, having rs
mined Nil The liabilities OF the late co-,artncrshlp,
are alone authorized, 20 collect IL assets.
''' "' II. Il. TkLIAFERRO,
r. II. i. ROBINSON.
p,ch,pnrI Dcccmhcr 81, 1859.
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DOWHATAN STEAHBOATsyc-5:n, +

DOWHATAN Syr-5:I
L COMPANY.-Steamcrs STAT ! s.<a,a4..lsz..
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG. tt":,
reliable uu,l safe route to Baltimore. savanna
Boston, anil the West. Tri-wrrLls Tine - Hat.
more, making close connections '.!!h steam r.. -
Philadc pliu. No transhipraent "t g"""S -
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave hIi.
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, An. ~
TURnAY. Leave Richmond every fIhHi'A!'
THURSDAY. and SAT URDAl.
Freight received every Dig except Sunnay. ~
TO 0 O'Clock p. y. These steamers have "nt'H" :
saloon s,a,eroom, and passenger acchmnoJaii.G'
Fare. =; meals and statero"m extra, For ift''..
- N'' HARVEYS 4 WILLIAMS. .Asens-
ON Ia Commercial Bloch
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have his day sold out my Interest IN The firm Of
Lee seldom 4 90. to my senior partners, GEORGE
LFEand JAMES 4. Seldom they settling all
business connected withthc late firm.
f.. G. BOOTH, JR.
RfCHMOSp January !, 1870. in l-2w
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Richmond. December 81, 1852

In retiring from the firm OF TALiAtEHto
co. as shown by the foregoing card, tender my
,rarnest acknowledgement, TO my many friends
WIN have favored me lth their patronage. ana
request a continuance of the same with the house
which cordially recommend To tl"mas bcihg III
WV r.Snaci worthy orlhcir trade and confidence
=. i w a. j. MILLER.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDRY vir-
l tue Ct q decd Of trust executed by Lewis Davis
to j. j. lbalv and Of record In the clerks office Of
Necklenhurg county. Va; hearing date the 18th
day Of January 1861 for the benefit Of his creditors
therein named, In which said decd l have been
substituted az trustee by ol der Of The county
court If Mcckcnburg, shall, on FRIDAY the
Eth day IF January 1870; sell at Shackletord's
LIamcs G. Grcgory's stnrel. Meck!enhnrg county,
Va. to the Highest bidder, The TRACT OF
LAND heIongng to the I,in avis l nay tI's rHY
FIVE ACRES. living on the, South Meherrin
river. and bounded by the IDS OF Mrs.. Sara'
F. Crensbaw Colonel .yddrl Bacon, C. VIM,
and Prctlow; has on II = SMALL DIV ELl.lNG-
HOUSE, some good barn md out-h9nseS' Win
GOOD deal of low-grounds upon the river, with
large quantity OF, good land Of original growth,
and l. considered very proGu tive In Tie usu'i
crops of this section, say corn. wheat, oats. an,
tobacco. 4 good portion OF the land Is now open
and enclosed for cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE: 0nc-tHlT,! "a,h. and the pa
lance on Il credit Of six md twrirc months. the
purchaser to execute bonds for III. deferred pay.
nents carrying interest from Tie day of sale, and
the title retained until The whole Of the purchase
money Is paid. ;. Il; J.lii SSON.
RoyDTOS. December 8, 1859. de l4-eOdtd
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NATIONAL. LINE.

Steamers weekly to LIVERPOOL -rESSs
calling 1T QUEENSTOWS, leayiagSNsse.!.l.zzssss
pier Il North river every saturday:
FRANCE. QUEEN, HEhEETA,
DENMARK, ERIN, rENHSYLTAEIa,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA. LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage. 800 and S75; currency.
Steerage passage $3.50. currency.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstos:
437, In currency.
S:peragr passage from Antwerp, Hamburg. Rot.
terdam, and IIavre. si5, In currency.
For further PARTICULARS, apply NJ the Offices x
the company, ~ Broadway, r. ". j. Hurst,
Manager, or TO
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND ~CsS-e
IEMAE LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, EAIIiS,
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES or PASSAGE By THE SATURDAY STEAMER.
First Cabin, Payable In Gold.
Liverpool or Queenstown observation-disclosures $50 6:
Steerdpe. Payable in Currency
Liverpool or Queenstown ......s...........E Is {:
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX
liverpool or Queenstown gold ..........,s 50 %
ST. Johns, y. r., by branch steamer (golc.. 90 g.
Storage, Payable in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. 30 u
st, Johns, y. f., BY branch stcsmfr..... 50 %
Tickets sold TO and from England, ireland, AMI
the Continent, 1t moderate rates.
For further information apply 1t the Company's
offices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
Is broadway. New York, or 10
WILLIAM c. DUSHhM 7 CO., Agent.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Live and lei li'c
~ is my motto, and would therefore say t2t
public that am now selling the best ASTii!tA'
CITE COAL and WOOD At summer pTicrS. NJ"
constantly on hand, the best GLOVER BILL
COAL. promise to sell cheaper than The chca@'
est Cali aud get your supply Before all Is gore
Yards Nineteenth and Cry streets, aud se'e"'1
and Grace streets. ,.
Va 2 CHARLES II. PACE.
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The hnslhoaS Of the late concern vii! b" settled
up by Clrmu'tt & Jones. All PERSONS indebted
VIII please make immediate payment. and 81 nav
ing claim, VIII please present them for settlement
n
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1rAyIY(; PURCHASED THE INTE-

III REST I'm our house of our junior partner. r.
g. Kn,th Jr We will continue the same business
lrrct ntorc conducted by rs under the same style
and firm as before. LEE, Seldom CO. and
viii settle ul business connected with The late firm.
GEORGE LEE,
JAMES A. Seldom.
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WOOD AND coal.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-DOWN WITH
N SHORT WEIGHT AND INFERIOR Coal.
u WITH MY SUPERIOR ARTICLE a.
PRESTON CnAL.--I dare any man t. (" iI!"
court and sS ear that $500 pounds 81 my ga.
makes ton. TIM LANE, my wcighmaytrr. a''G
dares them 10 do II. II. WARDN Eli..
Wood and Coal Dealer. Cary street.
ia .-Gt between Eighteenth and SintteeHtf.
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WANTED. A PARTNER IN THE
~ GROCERY AND COMMISSION n. B ,g
sand dollars in cash. The business has been
established for several years, and has good and
increasing patronage. More money Is necessary
10 enlarge H. \ partner familiar with leaf to-
hacco and could command some trade, would tie
desirable. Address with real name - d." care of
Dispatch Richmond, Va. Best references given
and required. )a8-H"
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WANTED, an experienced COLORED
w NURSE to go to the country. Apply to
JOHN b. YOUNG,
f,s3t No / Shafer's building.
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THE BEAUTIFUL DRAMA OF WAR;
A distinguished officer, VIM. de Ro-
bau, writing to British journal, thus
unmasks the real situation:
1t seems Incredible, from what we
as yet know, that am one man could
so deliberately have plunged country
suddenly into war with not one single
arm of the naval or military services
really prepared; but such is the fact,
and it was within my personal obser-
walton at the camp lately that whole
divisions went into action in literal
ly furnishing condition, as we'll as de-
fcient in drill and general efficiency.
OF about 100000 men sent to the
front, up to September |, it is my Sc
rious opinion, from ocular evidence.
that not over 100000 were reilly in
a state of discipline or drill fit to face
even an ordinary enemy, let alone
such an army as that of confederate
Germany. "Turcos" and mitrail-
leuseS" alone were relied on as bal
ancing all and every deficiency, and
when the irresistible impetuOsity of
the Germans demolished those two
military fallacies-for such | hold
them to be-why the collapse was
fearful, terrible beyond precedent. |
believe it quite within the mark to
set down. the number hors de combat
of the two armies, French and Ger
man, at not less than 100000, OF
which fully 100000 are dead or bad
ly manned for life; of the numbers
killed outright it is not easy to speak
definitely, as fully fifty per cent. OF
the merely wounded persisted on the
field where they fell from want of am.
bulance and hospital care. remem-
Der seeing one trench fully kiIome-
tire long, wherein at least 10000 Ger.
man and French dead were indiscrim-
inately huddled. many bodies not yet
quite cold. People are naturally sad
dened, not despairing, hut quite the
other way: though in my humble opin-
ion | believe Paris utterly indefepsi.
bic under the circumstances, and
against such an army as the German
but there is no one to utter the word
surrender and if the Germans will
persist in attacking Paris why they
will only enter it as Sebastopol was
entered. | believe there is no gas.
conade in the determination thus ex.
pressed, and cannot help thinking
that Germany will eventually regret
a war Of determination against ma.
ton which was literally driven blind
folded into it, like sheep into the
slaughter; war is one thing, but this
campaign has been butchery, not war
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$40 per ton. Walbridge isexpecting to go
West. Walden loses good citizen and
some other place gains one.

$40 per ton, Walbridge isexpecting to go
West. Walden loses a good citizen and
some other place gains one.
WESTFLELD.
A special meeting of the Orleans County
Society of Natural Sciences will be holden
at the Congregational church, in West
held, November l, at o'clock p. m. The
following order of exercises will take place;
Lecture from Rev. A. A. Smith, on the
Importance of the Study of Botany; lee
ture from Rev. Mr.. Mackey, on Geology ;
Explanation and Description of Specimens
OF Natural History, which may be contrib
uted to the Society by any one lastly, a
description of several microscopic objects
by DR.. j. NJ. Currier At the close of the
meeting these objects viii be exhibited
under the microscope.
All persons attending this meeting will
be freely entertained, by sending notice
to the clergymen, Deacon Hitchcock or
Mr.. Aaron Hitchcock of their intention of
attending the meeting, two days previous.
SALEM.
For few years past one Geo. w. has
been living at Evansville, in Bloomington,
having wife and one child. About a
year since he formed an acquaintance with
one Hannah d. of this town, and since
that time his affections have been very
much divided, Hannah getting more than
an equal share. Saturday night, the 18th
ult., some twenty of the inhabitants of Sa-
lem caught the gentleman and presented
him with a new suit of tar and feathers
and gave him a free ride to Bloomington
Center where they presented him to some
of the town authorities and requested them
to take care of their townsman, as they
had no further need of his presence in Sa.
lem, and gave W. to understand that JUS
tice would be dealt out to him if he was
again caught in their midst. The inhabi-
tants of both towns are generally a law
abiding people, but there is general rejoic-
ing that legal processes have been over
stepped and the rake has thus been dealt
with.
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In Bloomington, Oct 9, by Rev. H. Stiles, Mr..
Ethan Blodsett of West ROyalton, Mass, and
Mrs. Emily Titus of Bloomington.
Ia Newport, Oct. II, by Rev. C. F. Nicholson,
Mr.. c. G. Humphrey of Norton, and Miss Sarah
Scott, of Barnston, P. q.
In Manchester, y. H., Oct 8, by Rev B. NJ.
TillotsOn. Mr.. Geo. W. Cole of Lowell, Mass,
to Miss Mary Heath of Troy, Vt.
Also, by the same, Mr.. Chas. H. Chadwick OF
Lowell. Mass, to Miss Mary <. Smell of Barton.
In Coventry, by Rev. F. w. Dickinson, Mr..
Wallace Hanson and Miss Emma Blake, both OF
Barton.
In Brighton, Oct u, by Rev. j. w. Spencer,
Mr.. Welcome I. Fisher of Lyndon, and Mrs.
Mary Z. Parker of Brighton.
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In Barton, Oct 10. of typhoid fever, Mrs Chas-
tina NJ, wife Of a. B. Meader, aged q years, 6
months and 10 days.
In Newport, Sept 80, of con sumption, George
Boynton, aged 36 years.
At his residence at Stanstead Plain. P. O., on
the 9th inst, Henry 6. Pierce, brother of the
late Carlos Pierce, aged 43 years.
In Potion, P. O., Sept. D, of consumption, MRS.
Mary E., wife OF Daniel E. Geer.
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his Is The most thorough blood purifier vet
discovered, and cures all humors from the worst
scrofula to common eruption. Pimples and
blotches on the face, and scaly or rough skin,
which are such annoying blemishes to many
young persons, yield to the use offs few bottles
ofthiS wonderful medicine. From one to eight
bottles cure salt rheum, eryspelas. scald head
ring worms, boils, scay eruptions of the skin,
scrofua sores, ulcers and ''canker" in the mouth
and stomach. 1t is pure medicinal extract of
native roots and plants, combining in harmony
Natures most sovereign curative properties,
which God has instilled into the vegetable king
dom for healing the sick. 1t is great restorer
for the strength and vigor of the system. Those
who are langud, sleepless, have nervous appre-
tensions or fears, or any of the affections symp-
tomato of weakness, will find convincing evil
deuce of its restorative power upon trial. If you
feel dull, drowsy, debiltated and respondent,
have frequent headache, mouth tastes badly in
the morning. irregular appetite and tongue coat
ed, you are suffering rom torpid liver or "bi-
iousness." In many cases of silver complaint
only part of these symptoms are experienced.
Golden Medical Discovery has no equal as it eff
fectS perfect cures leaving the liver strengthen
ed and healthy. For habitua constipation of the
bowels it is never failing remedy, and those
who have used it for this purpose are loud in its
praise. In bronchial, throat and lung diseases,
it has produced many truly remarkable cures,
where other medicines had failed. Sold by drug
gsts at 8 90 per Jottle. Prepared at the Chem
zeal Laboratory of R. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buff
falo, N Y. 35
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AUCTION.

The subscribers having disposed of their farm
and a portion OF their stock, will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
OCT. DC, 1870, at 9 o'clock A. NJ. the following
property, viz: l thoroughbred Durham bull,
took the first premium at Orleans Co. Fair, IL
extra COWS, IL two year old heifers, 5 two year
old steers, pair three year d steers, 9 year
lngs, calf, l very nice yearIng colt, ? good
sucking colts, shote, 500 good cedar stakes, l
good pump, most new, pair silver plated har-
nesSes, nearly new, quantity of beans, a lot of
farming tools, consisting of plows, harrows,
chains, shoyels, hoes, rakes and many other
articles too numerous to mention. Sale positive,
rain or shine. Positively no bidding. Terms
made known on day of sale.
II. s. +. S. COBLEIGH.
W. L. BARRows, Auctioner.
Barton Landing, Oct. "a 1870.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-25

tGENTS wanted for new fresh book
AUEN 10 just out. Headley's Sacred
Heroes and Martyrs; very attractive in matter
and style and steel engravings of surprising
beauty. By the author of "Sacred Mountains"
and other works that have sold by the 10000
Old and new agents meeting with great success.
Send stamp for terms. E. B. Treat g. Co., Pub
fishers, 654 Broadway. 43w4
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-25
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