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EXTRACT sARSAPARlLLA.

EXINhI1 SAhShk AAsIAIA1&'
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAR1LLAs
FLUID EXTRAC CT sARSAPAR1LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sA,RsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sAKsAPARiLtA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARShPARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAHlLLA'
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAeARlLLA'
FLUID EXTRACT sANstTARiLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARshPAhlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SAKSAPARlILA'
Fluid EXTRACT sARaArhklhl'h. :;
pLtIID EXTRA CT sARSA'Akhi'a'
Fb,JIp EXTRACT sAHsAthHibi'A'
v1I,In EXTRACT ;AEsAPAE1hLA.
FLUID EXTRACT ShKSAPhElbhA'
u1JuD KXrRACr SAkSAPhklLha.
rr,ulD EXTRACT SAHSApAR1LLh.
rr1rrp EXTRACT sARsArARiLLA.
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TU n A I'D Ii II 4 j..

GUNARD LINE. Ggn
The! British and North American Royal Nall
steamships between New York and Liverpool,
calling at Cork harbsr.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer.
Fist Cabin. .sro, goldl Second Cabin. $50 gold
First Cabin TO Paris. gold
Return Tickets. .......::Sa, gold
BY The Tuesday and Saturday s.2Rnecs:
First Cabln...sso, geld SteeTase,. ESQ, currency
hctuI Itcxcts gnld
acG all paris If europe, u lowest rates.
Through bills Of ladng from F!E%tnis 70 Lv-
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow, Hayfe Antwerp, Ggi
other ports on the Continent, acd Tor MedteEts-
rancsn ports will be issued By the VIRGINIA
and FOREIGN TRKOUGh LINE, they layDTg
made the necessary aT-5ngsm-Gt9 Di.l tie ia
Dcmlu!on stes mship Comp ny 20 SIw SO K, AID
With Tie Eunard Line thence 20 liverpool, Sc
For rates, e., app.y TO Tie hscuts Of Tie I'D
DumiEi0n Steamship Cnmpnny.
CHS, q. tE6SCkLfN,
General AgnL Gunagd Line.
j. -, KELLEY, DR., General As'. Va. aod For.
l'L~,nI.h Fine.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


NEW SCHEDU L E.-FORE.En.
IN JAMES AID -EAz&A
HOMINY RIVERS The fast and eisssnt side.
wheel steamer PAt1sADE. Captain CHARLEs
EkLs0H. " III leave her wharf at Rockets I.ou
hstan Company's Steamboat ehsdl for kiur..
Mill and Grove wharyes on TUESDAYS and
SATURDAYS at o'clock A. 3D., CONNECTING
VII II the O'Clock train a. cry Point for Peie:s
burg. Returning will leave Grove wharf srd
Kings Mil on WEDNESDAYS and HUSDAYs
at s O'Clock A. NJ, touching 1T all the re sglsr
landings each way.
VIII leave her wharf at Rockets for Blnn's
wharf, on Chlckabominy, on THUEsDAYSu 7
O'Clock A. ~, connecting at City Point With the
O'Clock train from Petersburg, touching a. all the
regular landings on james river down n III.
lard's wharf, aad all regular landings OH Chlcs..
hominy. Returning, VIII leave Birn's on FIJI.
DAYS at O'Clock =. N.
Freight received daily. Freight for Chicks.
hominy received on Wednesdays.
AL frei2hts TO way landings must be prepaid
For further particulars, apply 70 Captain on
board, or to WIN. P. RRETT. agent
SUES at P0whatan Steamboat heas
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nHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

A 1dESAf EahE AMI OdkO HALL
" RGAD.-fn and after SEPTEMBES lST,
PASSENGER TRAINS leaye Richmond (sun-
DAYS excapted) as follows:
pbur Springs. connecting 1t Gordousvil!e With the
Orange, Alexandria aud Manassas train for
" asiilrgton and North, and Lynchburg and South.
S:55 p. ELECTROMAGNETIC TRAIN for
Gordonsytlle, except Oh Saturday, Gu wh!cs lay it
leaves at p. M. This train connects at Gofuons-
vile withtne night trains on the Orange. Alexan.
dria snd MANASSAS railroad for LYECHBUR0
and WASHINGTON.
On and after the 10th or September. PkSSEN-
GA TRAIN will run between Stanton and the
white sulphur, as follows:
Lesve Stanton on THURSDAY and SAT-
MA ''"- 49, 80
Arrive AZ White sulphur AT. .l:32 L. 3D..
Leave White Sulphur on WEDNESDAY
5NOt klDA1 .".oo ~
Arrive 1t Sraunt3n at ............".....5:4P y. "a.
Through tickets, at lon rates, sold tc all points
Northwest and Southwest.
further Information may DC obtained at the
company's offices.
No Passenger Trains are run IN Sundsys;
A. II. FERRY,
General Superintendent.
JAMES F. NgTuERLANp, Geun Ticket Agt-
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1877 |.
1877 I.

AZ LIE lS8E.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
SCH ID u e slCRhGfilj, FREDERlCRS.
GUR4 aSD POTOMAC ROUTE, GONE
INTO EFFECT JUNE 4, ISL.
and sth streets, as follows 80
The DAY TRAIN daily at $40 A.. N. Arrives
IN washington at ls:l6, Baltimore {except on
S,mdaysl! at 2:i5, Phlladelphia az ais. and Scg
York at 1926 z. ~. Taa SAME nay. 1880 - !"
me EIGHT TRAIN dslly Except Oh SUNDAYS,
+ !, T q DAY TRAIN arrives In RICHMOND at FL,
Ths NIGHT r. TRAIN srs,yes in Richmond
1ha ASCoaMODATIONa. TRAIN for Aflfor
ieayss Broad.street Depot daily tsaudays ex-
NJ. sFs."f - - - IA
/. !, The FREIGHT TaAfssieave onTussdass ana
THRoUGR TICKETS and THROUGH HAr.
Eaot, and " eat. - = 49, 4E>' -
|; M9tnpany's Offices corner Broad and sth ssrasta
3ekes otlce, corner Byrd and sch s.yes.s =
h y. d. GEMTEY.
q. q u. Arsas asasssi Hnp'k si ~
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KEEPING ArrLEs.-As the orchstus ~" ~,
now Giving up the yield Of tie'. n. ''nor
the season, we copy the following n". ah
the subject of gathering and keeb,ps CORES.
from the pen of Ne" h"h ,is..,n.. /
nondeut Of the Country Gentleman, ,,rovea
"As the method to be given n with cont-
u,od with ih me-. it is commended W shs fs,,it n
Snc En- all Gather or harses -, the nsuaI
oense W ten en- days in advance n shg c"oI
week OF on, t MACE it in moderately f cor,
tiine, r sh tho temperature ranses iS Sar
s n,ai - o and let it remsin und.s'urUeu ,o
on. 10 q" avcn three weeks, ADD at any time
two two OF the CO. "sweating" is over carefully as
asts s ,bn fruit and select the best specl-
sof. Tor for preservation. Wrap each apple
~ thin or newspaper. and pack In an air
box no Tns s be ea Thy By eS
-; ;ns s;S de with paper. Put on the cover and
Mace the box in a dry place beyond the
reach of frost and apple-lovinG children.
and you can have Baldwins. Russets, or any
bookkeeping varieties Of apples the follow
ing July and August"
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N q. BENTLEY. AGENT.

II .. bEN ILh K, hUINR -
Co.l-ysrd and office conner lsIh ana sa car sss.
with reyIon 4 Cars), immediately oppHG,ssia.e
hs &orn EXeh9WnEe De eShh in sizes and
ous,ttias suitable for CRATES, stoves, cooking
m.engines, and smiths work. &C ls-lm
JOHN WEHTH, office on 18th street,
GOAL, COKE, ANo WOOD. ur
GOAL AND SOFT COKE.
wOOn--Iome. sawed, and splie.
sareu, JOHN WFRTII.
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woke, COAL, WOOD.
MIDLOTHIAN LUMP AND HAIL

M'DI.OTHIaN AVERAGE COAL, ,,,,,
ASTHR4C:T.. CDhI.-KED AND WHITE
ASu-hgR etovC, ana nut SIZES
LUMP COkF.
Families, factories, fCundri.S ana worHfhopS
supplied with ,hc above superior jai' hF A.,
NIL end2Rt l!h street, near Mayo's bridge.
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cO-ACRE VALLEY FARM FOR
81 SALE, situa ted in the best Limestone Sec
ton Of Augusta county, only two and " rllie a
from the city OF Staunton. ABOUT onesi1ui. III, III
woods the balance We'll get In clover and tlnolny'
r as upon IL EEW FRAMED DWELLlH u, &c.
TERMS $40 rer acre; one-fourth cash, balance
on credit Of one, two, and Lhree We 5Si App'S
~. n. oodet 1914 Main street.
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.cATAwBA CRATE PiL l. .

cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
oATAwBA CRAZE r1LLa
CATAwBA GRAPE pnLa
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA CRAZE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE FILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
ChTAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE r1LLs.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBk GRAPE PILLS
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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BAKE RIES.
ADAM.

DICGARD ADAM,
IN STEkt5 CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, SIC
BROAD STREET. AND 1924 MAIN STREET
Fresh CAKES, PIES, BEAD, amt CRACK
EE5 daily. s.7. 81 -..a -sEs.E ~ n
Orders, wholesale and retail, attended Il
promptly. Price list and circulars sent by ID all on
application. ~ r.gI7ytt.
( .ihsr.I discount "a the tra.se - nys;
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"A PpOMATTox PAPER MILL,
IA PETGHaB Va, ,,o,rs
Manufacturers OF News, Book. ana Mfss''''
80 49, ~ Papers. .r,s,
Il Orders snltcited, Co which No promise psVA'f'
aud fatthfal attention, - =, no,
M ss-ss areesrs "a ssassisstaa dsssa.a'.
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an d M q
DIGHMoND AND 4
LO YORK R1yER RAILROAD
s,poT,cE .To. sH1PpEES AND THE 1TAV-
~ ELLING PUBLIC. @ 20
pr- EsTA BLIsHMEfT OF THE l,AlLY LINE
BETWEEE RICHMoSD, BALIlAORE' 7
PHILADELPHIA, NEW suhh,
Il AND BOSTON. AND TO ALL
POINTS MOTH AND
EAST, WEST AND
NORTHWEST.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE. ACCOM-
MUTATIONS UNSURPASSED.

Passenger Train leaves Richmond depot daily
fsnndays exceptetI) at y. d.. connecting at west
tSol,,t with The frst.clRss steamers EASTERN
rITY and DANIEL WEBSTER. touching at The
river landings aud arriving In Baltimore on The
f.llowiuR morning In time to connect With trains
! N nTHa sT TICKETS AVID BAGGAGE
CHECKED TO ALL POINTS.
Passenger Train leaves at r. NJ. on Sun.
DAYS for West Point only.
Steamer leaves Pier No 10, IALIG HT STREET,
BALTIMORE, daily tSuudt ys exceptcd), at 4 r.
NJ, arriving In Richmond the following morning
at IL. 4r.s..4
By this line passengers er JOY good nights rest.
Freight Train, with passenger car attached,
l-aveedSfly Mondays excepted at4 A. M.
-Freiahs received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded.
Through bills ofladinR given to all points.
FARE:
From Richmond To Baltimore. ..............&3 so
From Richmond to Philadelphia. ............ 2 rs
From Richmond 10 New ofk ................ 10 90
From Richmond 10 Boston, all rail I. ON New
From tichmond 10 Boston via he Sound %. is 60
, Tickets to New York and return (good for
thirty days.. IL W.
To Baltimore and rel urt. w
l. - WM. N. BRAGG: S0p't
j. i. TAYLOR, Ticket gent, Richmond.
Z. g. GRASTY, General agent, Baltimore. se II
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GEO. WASHINGTON. z. MAJLRTT.
WASHINGTON g. CO., GENERAL
w. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. t7s Gre. n
Nlch rtre-t, corner tnrrtlandt, New York. Con.
signHents OF PRODUCE for sale or Shipment
ard ORDERS FOE PURCHASES respectfully
solicited, s. : 1.lE =
Agents FOR the Virginia Steamship and Packet
company. Az
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HOTELS AHD BOARDING.nOUsEs
CowmsssKoE MERCFaASTs.

TOIiN w. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP =
~ PING and COMMISSION MERCHAS T, no.
Governor street, Richmond, Va, lpost-cffice
box l3j, agen. for the Id Dominion Steamship
erpooi; s nchor Line, for Glasgow; National
llne, for LIVERPOOL. ia
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s. r. ETREAT FA M" HANOVER
R,TvlITNCY, FOR SALE.-Thls place, on

So nEIhEAl II n Al IA. AN ~ -
k,TvlITNCY, FOR SALE.-Thls place, on
pamunkey liver, eighteen miles cast from Rich y,
manJ some 40 f aess and od w woodanS
are are, ,1o The lard fronts east on the river,
MhicS is here nayIgabe for vessels Of 900 tons
the western boundary Is on pubic Ioad !eau n
Indications of green sand mari, found In all The
ravines these lands are In high state OF improve
n,idad INTO four or more small farms. giving 70
each landing on the river and an exit on the
public road. . M. +bo ,,,do
Inv suplyirg to MI. +. +. DlLLAkD, on the prem
iscs. Address o.-r ,,., p,1
IN % at.vew Fluyanna county, Va.
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Wal, COkE, AND WUOD.-We are
" n.w rnads 10 furnish the pu bic with MI
gr de- Of c. OVak Will COeL, fresh from OLD
lie 1lncs at summer prices. i lSo, sChl
. UkI, perfectly clear VI dirt and slate, al Tue
following prices:
LUMP, &c 90;
H. IL. $3.50.
ANVlIRhCIr@ COAL-Feg, steve, aud Nut
OF The very best quality, and at tho lowell marAe'
value. "a
split-always en- hand and for ale cheap ~
ANDERSON b KING,
Rasin hank between sth and 9th streets.
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COKE. AND WOOD.

/ am now prepared 10 furnish the best Glover
hin lump and HAIL T. AL; SOFr COKE
thu hest fuel for stoves and ranges; ANTHRA a.
CITE coal, OAK AVID PINE " ODD.
Cual-vard on B4sn bank, corner OF 10th and
Cry streets. -
TO- n. ~ '" N5S..
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:s;.- .;7;s,;,;1....;;,T:Is,s ExTKxCIsI.
yYELMBOLUS


IL HELMBOLD's
HELtiBoLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBoLD's
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uELMBOLD'3
HELMBoLD'S
HELMBoLD'S
HFLMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBoLDS
HEI.MBoLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD'S
HHLMBOLD'5
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'5
HELMROLD'S
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CHANGE OF TINE SPECIAL NOTICE.
The steamer j HIN SYLvE TER VIII ie 81
Richmond MONDAYS. WEnHksDAnr', "
FRIDAYS, at HALF-rAST SIX O'CLVth a. -
on Snd after St PrsMB ER 2sth l.7i. r,.,
---2---.'- A.. b. TATCf.
ss,s-lv General sGent
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pfUCrsl HpnL JuIn!u l!!nr.
j. -, KELLEY, DR., General As'l Va. AID For.
sigr Through Line. mH
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yITOOD AND COAL.
NOTICE 40 ALL whom II MAY CONCERN.
A NTHRAClTE COAL.

Receiving today q cargo OF ANTHRACITE
GOA L, for sale rrom vessel low.
WOOD Oak and Pine, long and sawed.
COAL ard COKE-Best Bitumtnous Coal and
Soft Coke At low rates. b. COTTRELL,
au24 Corner Basin bank and 9th street,
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND .<sesk
v PACKET COHPAH The Ssrsslse
every SAT U BID A Y; leaves Richmcnd t''iy
TUESDAY.
The steamship WIZ. z. CLYDE leaves New
York every TU aSUAY; leaves Bichmond e'cIf
FRIDAY.
Freight received daily.
d. j, BURR, President
fe2o l2ls Msin street.
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LooAgEIsGG n Ea sSs o sAsE 10 e er
|VATELY.-I am regass.e yer " beautiful and desi-
gsiyRs,sI sas shs'f 4 ne south
Of Grace and a E,s EN- and have depth
front 70 rec &c fe They viii be sold as one lot or
The ySwy q rsscas ssIsc til tbe
mtrahle ioSa " hose who desire fsst class resi-
tsa,oa ssTins The important advantages Of con-
T. maTass and s1 has Of
me Csnl.n, anu aud amnsemeut. and Of being also
!, By yyn 1ssn9n ana rap
CANT society bis Vicinity and bnt few lots arc TO
S,s hsJ. For inrlher Information, spp.y Is my
Office. ,rtH nix Main al rect
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..sg. gs.Igsr.aa so.ny .4drss.. secure pom oossr7
cRTAgLlsaEDs UPWARD OF TWENTY
YEARS. Sold by Druggsts everywhere. Adj
dreSs letters for information in confidence to
HESRrT. HELMBoLD, Druggist and Chem
'.ossy pepo.ssHg T. HEfADoBps Drug
and Chemical Warehouse, no, a94 Broadway
HsM YerE, or to H. T. HELMB0LD's Medi
y psReb lH sosth Tenth Street. Phlladsl-
BEEIRgros ,poUHrKRfrffs. Ask for
NIL HELARoLp'sl TAKE sSo'
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HENRY T. HELMBOlD'SIM
PROVED ROSE WASH.

can not be surpassed as face wash, and will be
found the ouly specific remedy in every spe-
stes cfsutaneous affection. Ii speedily eradls
Gates pirnp Piles, spots, scorbutic dryness, ,indu-
ratioas OF the cutaneotis membrane, etc, dts
pels redness and inc,pient inflammation, hives,
rash, moth patches, dryness Of the scalp or
skin, frost bites, and all purposes for which
calves or ointments are used; restores the
sldn 10 a state of purity and softness, and in
snres continued healthy action to the tissue
oi its vessels, on which depends che agreeable
cIearness and vivacity of com plexion so much
sought and admired. But however valuable
~ remedyfor existing defects Of the skln,
II. T. Helmbold's Rose Wash has long sus-
tsiped ITS principle claim to unbounded pat
rsn2e by possessiu equslties which render
ivatoilet appeddage-of the mort snperlative
and eougenal character, com bining iD an ele-
CANT tfcymula those prominent features, safety
and etficacyAthe invariable acc accompaniments
sfits,rss--asa q preseryativs and reiresher Of
tke complexion. II is on excellent lotion for
disesses ofasyphiltio nature, and rs anlniec-
tion Tor Diseases Of the urinary organs, arising
from habits Of dissipation, used In connection
with the Extracts Buehu, Sarsaparilla, and
Catavba Grape Pills, I'M such diseases as reI
commended, can not be surpassed.
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I'D

HSlm6old's Extraotis diuretc and blood pl.
siiying and cures all diseases arising from
habts ofdlssip patton, excesses and impruden'
eeain life, impurities Of the blood, etc., su-
perReding copaiGa IN affections, for which il
ietised, aud syphil:ic afiections-in these dis.
aases used IN conhectlou with Helmbold's
Roee Wash.
. L.a..e.f. LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies' the Elk.
tract BuGhu Is sGnequaIled by any other rene
dy-as in chlorosis or retention, lrregularity,
painfulness orsu suppression Of customary ePsc
nations, liberated or sChirruI state OF the
uterus, legoorrhOea or whites, s.erility, and
for M Acornplalutsincident to the sex, wheth
er arising from indiscreton or habits Of dissl.
patton. It's prescribed extensively by the
most eminent ph yscans and mldwiyes tor en:
ae6bled and delicate constitutions, Of both
sexes and all ages.
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AAs cured every case Of diabetes in which II
has been given Irritation Of The neck OF the
bladder and intlama .iou of tho X dneys, ulcer.
Alton o. the kidneys and bladder, retentiO of
urlne, Diseases of tue PROSTATE gland, stone in
dhe bladder, ealcules, gravel, 'brlck-dust de>
post and mucous ormilky discharges, and
for enfeeble1 and-dc cate CONSTITUTIONS Of both
sexes, attended WAN the lohoaing sym1toms:
indisposltont to exerLion, less Of power, loss of
memory, difficulty OF breathing, weak norper,
trembling, horror of disease, wakelulne IS, dim.
ness OF vision, pam in the back, hot hands,
Anshing ofthe body, dryness Of the skin ,erup
sion on the face, p0llid countenance, universal
aassitqde Of -ths, ,nluSelIiar ~ stem, etc.
Uredby persons from toe ages OF eighteen
TO twenty live, andiroIn thrly i've TO tilty-fve
eFfn The decline or change OF iiici amer con-
anemeat or labor pains; Oed.wstting in chill
dren. .
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I'D,

Fall fasd explicit dlrect,sns accompany the
EHdsnce ofthe most responsible and relia-
We Neharaeter furnished on application, with
knndreds of thousands of living witnesses,
AID Inward OF sc, 900 unsolicited certificates
md mandatory letters, many Of which are
from the highest sources, including eminent
physleians, ,cleygymeu, statesmen, etc. The
prnprietor has never fesorted 20 Their publica.
doa 10 the, ewspapers, he does not do this
fr>m The fact that his articles rank as standard
prsPsrshons and do aot neeito be propped
RAkJT.G GHeImbold,s Genu-
''''' tne Preparations.
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WANTED-Agents and peddlers to sell a
w thoroughly good domestic article wanted
In eserefanniy. No competition. ;. Exclusive
territory given. Business very pleasant
Agents have sod 8 dozen, nett ing $50 profit
per day. One sol $50 in a small town, anoth-
or 1900 in five towns, another 81 in cailipg on
50 families. Outfit So, No danger Of imposi.
ton. Best Of referenees gwen. Send for cir
c0iar 10 l02 Washington street, Boston, Mars
Eaarsteow LITTLEFIELDkp DAME.
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-SSES.t' " va, ieo, Wulam.
- Evans, Aug II David.
Frederick E Graves, June a.
Laura g Graves, feb 20, Thur
man.
VIII IT uo.., .. !, . ! ~ gi.q,,..w : 90
vlola ..y Harper, june II, Albert.
Stella + Hptt, Aug 27, S. Wa.
Dudy NJ Henderson, Aug IA,
Frederick.
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