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KoskOO Cures ScOfula in its Worst
r Forms.

From A. ". Mills, a prominent and well known
merchant Of Norfolk, Va.
No. II MAIN STREET., NORFOLH, Va, |
September 10, 1853. 4
On. LAwRRXcE-Dear Sir: Your KoRkOO has
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She lost thirty pieces Of bono Esom her ankle,
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ton Ela commenced t4king your KOskoO-It
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With tho highest regards, l.-
| am gratefully yours, Sc,
A. W. MILLS,
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rAngement9 as arc the lrGt origin o. ulsease.
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meas, LAnguOr and Loda OF A PIeiitr, ulUy
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ache, Jnundics or GFeSn SIcA ~. 'honii
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mild dose Ia generally required.
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they should he taken In largo and frequent dOaGS
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Rocky Mourn, Ep0ECONBE Co., |
n.. ,,r{ September ~, lSGJ.
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FROM DIR. LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE,

GREAT BREDuE, Va, October y, 1909.
]. ]. LAWRRNCE, M:D:-DeAE Sir: IChCeriully
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CHARLES LLOYD, N. D.
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In succeeding to the business Of the late Grm Of
List, Morrison & Co., we desire to thank The
trRde for the liberal patronage extended to the
house with which the senior partner has been
connected for over twenty-five years. a..
trade OF this section and our ample tRclitius for
nc transaction Of the Wholesale Grocery DuSi'
mesa, lead us 10 believe that we can oder induce
rncnta not surpassed elsewhere. "
In connection with our regular business a.
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Packing Establishment, and have secured the
services Of Nj. John BGyhA, an experienced and
skillFull Packer, by which arrangement We aFc
enabled TO sell Bacon, Mess Pork and Lard, ct the
very lowest rates, for stock Of superior quality.
We intend TO offer special Inducements To CASH
and PrOmpt.pay buyefp. We request an exAnll'
nation Of our stock and price list.
: iRni HENRY Z. LIST & co.
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Uuskuo CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

NoRPOLK, Va, Sept. I, 1859.
DK.J J. LAWRENCE Dear Sir: My son has n
otiped - mach bSAGGt fran VOHr WONDERFUL E0skOC
that cannot refrain from expressing my grail
tudo,n had tried almost everything without
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from which he has suffered, and, % hr % l cal
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remedy AZ R0Eto0-Ti1AT suRELY CURES. Thu
"a InsStITSbIe. Min much TStItnde. S :"
lam, respectfully yours, &C.,
Nina. II. Z. A. NELSON.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
THr
chesapeake l. Ohio Railroad Company

Rf CAtAdptdkt aud Ohio RaltTO0d, connecting
tar Atlantic Coast aud the magnificent hArbora
IT ,hcS'hCsapraEC Bay with the Ohio River at 4
lOInt Of reliable navigation, and thus, with the
rntirc railroad EyRtem and water transportation
of,he great West and Southwest, forms the add
tlOpal East and West Trunk Lilac, Soimpora'
,ivCly demanded for the accommodation Of tho
immense and rapidlygrOWing transportation be-
tween the Atlantic seaboard and Europe on the
OuC hand, and the great producing regions At the
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys IN the other.
rhs importance Of thIs I!oad as new OatIet
from the West to the sea magnlass It into one
Of national consequence, and InTureS toltGA OK
tcnSIve through tratic from the day Of itR rom
pletIOn; while, In tho development Of tho Cxt"n'
uVe agricultural and mineral resources Of Viz
glna aud wcst Virginia, II possesses, along its
nwn line, the clements Of large and profitable
loral husIneSN ''IIs
Thus the great interests, both general and
local, which demand the completion Of the CHS.
AFEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD to tho Ohio River,
afnnl the surCst guaEAntCO Of Its succCSS and
value, and render II the most Important aud
.ubStAntlaI Railroad enterprise now Ia progress
In this Country. 4.. - .e!. .
lla superiority az au East aud West route, and
the promise Of an immense and profitable trade
awaiting ItG completion, have drawn to It tho At
,tntlon and cooperation OF appointment Capitalists
and Railroad men Of this City Of sound Judgment
aRd known integrity whose connection with Il
together with that Of FmInCnt citizens md bust
ncsS men Of Virginia and West vIrgintA, ihGurr,
energetic, h0norabIN, and suefCSHfaI man
EFmFui.
The Road Il completed and In operation from
Richmond TO tho celebrated White Sulphur
SprugA Of West Virginia, 2s7 miles, and there
remain hut 800 miles mOw partially conHtrueaed
to be- completed, to carry II to the proposed ter
mlnus on tho Ohio River At, or near, tho mouth
Of tho Big Sandy River, $50 miles abovc CEnNiH
NAli, and 40 miles below Pittsburgh
Lines arc now projected or In progress through
Ohio aud Kentucky 10 this point, which will con
meet tho Chesapeake and Ohio with the sntIrI
Railroad AyEtVmS Of the West and Southwest
nd with the Pacific Railroad.
ItS valuable franchises and superior advantage
will place the CHEaArEAKE AND ONO RAILhoGI
COMPANY among Tho richest and most powerful
aud Trustworthy corporations Of the country: AM
there exIStsA present IaIat, In completed ROa'
and work doae, equal 10 the rntkN amount o
the mortgage. IIlI
Tho details Of the Loan have been arranged
With special reference to tho wants Of all clAssC
Of investors, and combine thu various features o
convenience, safety, and protection against los
fraud, IA rq7,afg re.r...
The Ronds are In denominations bf ;
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ORGANIC WRAKNF89


Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col
legGs In tho United States, and the Creator part
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some Of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
the head and ears when asleep, great nervous
Hess, being alarmed II sudden sounds, hAShful
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some
times with arrangement VI mind, were cured I'm
nlediRtalV
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In various parts Of the land have unrcserVedly
endorsed them. They arc In use npOn numerous
lines OF Railway, including the UNION PACIFIC
and the CENTRAL, and oticeEs OIL
theae roads, nth other prominent \, Z: officials.
r. Il. employees and travellers, yet introduced.
Tho following are presented - specimens Of
thGaC t69tlmOnIhlB:
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Road tho following from Mr.. womble, prom.
inOut Hardware Merchant Of this city:
No. 10 MARKET souARH, NORFOLK, VA.,l
.I1gnl TEgH 1904 October Is, 1859.
DR.. LAWRRNCE-DeAE Sir: To tho large nun,
Der Of testimonials which you olIcF OF tho great
efficacy Of your Koslt0O, take pleasure In adding
my own. suffered greatly with Nervous Debll'
ties Of Koskoo restored me TO health.
Yours truly, j. g. WCMBLE'
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JIM. ToUCEr, GCn'I sup'L
The following dealers also, In various parts Of
the country, have certified tkSt they consider the
Elvin Watches to he all TINT the Company have
advertised thom, as better finished, more correct
and durable, than any III market Of similar price,
and that they have great confidence In rOcOn.
mendIng them TO tho public, on account OF their
general merit: ~ .,f.I.
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OPPfcE hP THE HuDSOS RIVER RATLEOAD,
Gen'I Supt. New York, Jan. II, 1870. &
mar Sir The Watch made by your Company
which have c1FriNi thG past two months, Inns
kept excellent time. ! have carried 1t frequently
on UngInoa aud hAVe been on the road with u
almost daily. During this time II has run uni
formly with our standard clock.
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TESTIMONIAL,

UNION PACIFIC r. R., oEF1CE or OK. Surf, |
0HIHA, Dee. IS, 1869.
Uou. T. N. AVERY, PresldRnt National Watch
Co, Chicago, ILL.,: "'n ~
Dtdr SIT During the month that have car.
ried one OF your "B. ". Raymond" Watches u
has not Allied to keep the time with SO mnch ac-
curacy as to leave nothing 10 desire in this re:
gard. For accuracy in housekeeping, beauty Of
movement and finish, your Watches challenge my
admiration, and aTouSc my pride a. an American;
compete successfully III tho markets Of the world,
with similar manufacturers Of older nations.
They need only TO 10 known TO he appreciated.
YnnrH most respectfully.
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Married Persons, or Young Men oontempl AtlnG
marriage, being GWAFe Of PhySle9l Weakness,
Organic Debility, DeIOEmIties, speedily cared.
HO who places himself under the caFo Of DR.. j.
may rcligtouSly eonadG ln his honor as gentle
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Thus the great interests, both general and
local which demand the completion Of the CHES.
AFEAKE AND ONO IAnRoAD to tho Ohio River,
aHonl the surCst guaEantOO Its succCsS and
value, and render II the most Important aud
.ubStantIal Railroad enterprise now Ia progress
In this COuntFT.
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TIle South aDG8terll,
SHREVEPORT:
WEDNESDAY. .......... JANUARY 20, 1870
A BRAIN AruosPHERE.-A new theory is PROFOUND

A RRA1N ATMosPHERE.-A new theory is propound-
al tn explain why one happens to think OF persons ne
hos not seen for years Just before meeting them.
similar phenomenon often happens when one has I'M
nrpssons of the death Of friends who may be thou
sands of miles away and subsequently learns that they
died at that particular moment
writer in the London Spectator thinks that there
is a brain atmosphere extending through space more
sube than the air or even than the electric fluid AS
the fluctuations of the occasion sound and the I'M
dulations of the ether give the impression of light so
the fluctuations of this brain atmosphere may convey
impressions between sympathetic minds. The theory
is very ingenious one, and there are certainly many
facts which it will explain very satisfactorily, but these
different atmosphere must be curiousy constituted, 1t
many different vibrations moving from so many OIL
ferent directions do not interfere with another.
The theory of light, with its hundreds of millions OF
ethereal vibrations every second through the vast
space between the earth and the sun, between the
earth and distant nebua, has always been tough
morsel for our mental digestion The masters OF Sci
ence lay down the law, and submit but filth is
weak And now comes new atmosphere, with new
sense of motions. 1t is little too much for US, we
confess and looks " aw' a muddle" as the world did
to poor Stephen Blackwell. With vibrations of air,
vibrations of ether vibrations of brain atmosphere,
and vibrations of electricity I'VE suppose that must Vi
brate too, things will get mixed up badly IT'S no
wonder insanity is increasing, for many sorts of vi
bratons are enough adde any weak brain, and make
it impossible to distinguish one from the other We
must beg our scientific friends to hold up, and keep
the discoveries of any atmospheres to them
selves We shall be crushed under the load if the
number is increased. There is limit to human en-
durance. Providence Journal.
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BIRTHPLACE OF SENAroRs.--O OF the IS Senators now
the United States Senate Dare natives of the State
of New York. of Vermont, 6 of Ohio, of Massacbus
etts, of Pennsylvania, of Maine, of New Hamp-
shire, each of Connecticut, Kentucky, New Jersey
and Virginia, each of Delaware, Maryland and Rhode
Island, and each from Illinois, Indiana North Caro-
lima, South Carolina and Tennessee One is from Ire
Isnd and one from Germany. Connecticut, Delaware,
n ny, Maine, Maryland, New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont are repre-,
sented by full delegations, while Alabama, Arkansas,
california, Florida, Illinois, Iowa. Kansas Louisiana
Michigan, Minnesota Missouri Nebraska, Nevada, Or
eegon and Wisconsin are represented by Foreigners
MI: Chaves, of New Mexico, is the only native terri
torial delegate.
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DIRECT FROM CUBA.-The following dispatch was
yesterday received in Washington direct from Havana
The Gazette, the official organ of the Government,
publishes, on the 9th inst, important proclamation
of the Captain General intending define the present
situation of the island. The Captain General congrat-
ulates the country upon its actual prosperity. New
troops and reinforcements although not needed to
suppress the instruction, have come from Spain to
fulfill its obligations toward Cuba and protect the
island against murderers and robbers. He then refers
to threats of homicide and incendarism made by GER
tain bands OF men, against which precautions were
being taken in garrsoning the plantations with troops
OF civil guards to save them from destruction. Men
ol-war have also been sent from Spain to Cuba with
the intent to cruise along her coasts and prevent
the landing on the island of flibuserng expeditions
coming from the outside. The Captain General says
that there were before in the island such state
OF affairs could be considered state of war, but
now peace had been fully reGsablished that there
is no place in the island where the administration of
the public affairs the action of the civil courts is
not entirely recognised.
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The FRANKING PRrEILEGE-From all accounts there
Is likely to be some fun in Congress before the CUES,
ton OF abolishing the Thanking privilege is over with
Some members don't like the way in which the Post
master General is pushing his case and they are get
ting up facts and figures to show that certain assump
lions in his report incorrect They claim that if
postage were paid on every pound of paper going into
the Government printing Office, it would not make a
twentieth of the sum set down in the report
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WHAT A BULLocK-The San Francisco Bulletin, Ire.
publican throws light upon the life Of Governor
Bullock, of Georgia. 1t says of him that be is man
OF inferior ability and shaky character few wears
ago be was telegraphic operator at Utica N Y; but
hasn't brains enough to succeed Losing his situation
and running utterly to seed, he drifted down South
~here he led presarious existence for some years
de became leader in leagues made the negroes
believe that he was great man and got nominated
and elected Governor at time when carpetbaggers
had every thing their own way.
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HE NEW YORK REPEAL.-A Washington dispatch
OF the 10th states that Gen. Hoffman, of New York,
sent special messenger to that city, who fled in the
State Department official transcript of the action
OF The New York Legislature in repeating its raica-
lion OF the Fifteenth Amendment When the cues.
ton comes up in Congress, the Democrats will make
the point that it is as competent for the New York
Legislature TO repeal its ratification as it is for the
Ohio Legislature to ratify it after once reiectinp If
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LEADERS OF THE RED RIVER REvoLUTIoN.-General
Louis Riel is Frenchman by descent and was born in
the country he nobly defends Educated in
Canada and possessed of all the refinement and polish
brilliant intellect acquire he combines much of
the determination of Napoleon with the tactics of C-
At the age of twenyour he enters upon his patri
otto mission with the full confidence of the people and
the hearty dread of his enemies. He is of medium
height, rather heavily set in proportion possessing
frank, honest countenance and clear gray eyes.
President John Bruce is halfbreed, chosen from
the people, not for his attanmens but because he is
correct representative of the people from which he
emanates Having passed his thirtyfve years of life
in pursuits common to his country, he is thoroughly
intimate with its wants and desires He is rather above
the medium height, and has a slender but well knit
frame, with piercing black eyes and firmly set but
pleasant features.
Donahue, who, with the President and Secretary
constitute the Executive Committee of three was born
in the United States, and is young of most ex-
tensive education and polished, genial gentleman
He is twenty eight years of age, of tall and command
ing figure, with light hair and complexion His indom-
liable Irish courage and activity add valuable assist
ance to the patriot cause at this uncture.
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THE MEMPHIS AND Ell PAso RAILRoAD.-We copy al
follows from the New York Evening Post of Jan.
Gen. Cluseret writes US that great swindle has
been practiced the public in France in the name
the United States by selling under false pretences
the bonds of the Transcontnental Memphis and E
Paso railway. Last spring, he asserts the subscrip
ton was opened in Paris under the pledge of the
promoters advertised in the daily Journals and pedg
ing as security:
l. The right of way;
2. Six per cent. inteaest per guaranteed by
the United States;
8. Many millions of acres of land in Texas valued
at $l3 per acre.
4. The credit of consolidated company made ur
of the different railroads from Norfolk Va to Little
Rock Ark, besides many other items of less impor.
lance.
Under similar representations, Gen. Cluseret SAYS
Messrs Schneider, Rouher and Magne gave their coun-
to the scheme and had the bonds admitted to
the Paris Bourse-the time that any American cor
poration has had its securities quoted there.
As Gen. Cuseret u.s. %, 900 900 francs were
subscribed to the loan before it was withdrawn; much
of it by workingmen in full confidence that it was IN
der the special guaranty of the United States; and
the money is likely prove total loss for although
prosecutions have been instituted in France against
the projectors, there is probability that any consid-
cradle will be recovered The credit OF the Ameri-
people in France, however and throughout Europe
will receive shock from this event. and it is
important that the French people should be clearly in
formed Of the fasy of all representations connecting
these bonds with our Government.
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LABoRERs.-The New Orleans Pieayune of the 18th
states that serentyfve Norwegian laborers were
brought down from Chicago by the managers Of the
Jackson Railroad Company the Sunday before for the
purpose of improving the line of the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railway by working as
laborers. Chicago is said to be good place to pro-
cure this sort of labor.
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