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A FEMALE REGULATOR,

1t has no equal this continent, acting powerfully
and promptly In all cases, where no organic lesion
have some difficulty In retaining the bloom on the
checks, and who do not feel exactly right For the
mother at the change of life it soothes and auets
until the critical period Is passed, sweetly Ne If
enjoying the brightest beams of opal ray, fitting
through the air of oriental chimes. The medicine il
sold at the low price of 81 so per Bottle or six for
" co. and can be had of all Druggists and Merchants
throughout the country.
Address
J.r. DEoaaooLG 4 CO., Props,
Memphis, Tenn.
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SKINS OF RABBITS AND RACC0oNs

arranged In alternate stripes. This bag contained
some old parchment curious relics few light gar.
ments and a smaller sack containing COARSE pow
DER, made from certain roots known only to herself
the secret of which she chung with the tenact
of DEATH She sailed forth from her wild mountain
home, to act the Good Samaritan with this unknown
vegetable powder, which she claimed possessed a
wonderful power over all diseases incident to the
female sex. She termed it "womb physic," with
which she proposed to cure all Affections and de-
fragments of that organ and kindred complaints
FREE OF oHARaE With such 8 ngular magic did she
relieve all who applied that within a few years her
name and lame became known far aud wide and hun
dreds of suffering females applied for relief and
turned to their homes healthy and happy. Many
sums Of money were offered if shs would divuge it
but she stubboraly refused
During her solitary life, she became intimate With
only one woman, noted midwife some miles distant
70 whom she promised to
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Capital Geld $50 600 900
Assets (Janusry LIST, 1870 ...-...-. $7e7 11eO6s
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Ny AGTED.--We desire 10 obtain $4,000 IN
w VIRGINIA STATE BONDS, and to any party
making us the loan, will give them ample secti-
rity for its return within year. besides hand
some interest for its uso
To any party who is active intelligent and eneT-
getic, who can control sufficient capital 10 l3,50Ol
to purchase these bonds will give them an inte-
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tween $3.50 and 81, 900 year, besides aecurity
for the return of the amount invested.
Address ENERSON 4 POWELL,
jy l4-tf 110l Penn, Avenue, Washington b. @.
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WANTS.


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WIN B. COOK. IONS vrr
NEW FIRM.
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w. EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN, RioHnosD, VA.
WIN d. cOuK e. CO.

WIN. d. COuK & CO.
WIN improved facilities and with a determ;nat;o,
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IRON FRONTS.
no.u nusns baiconies Iron RsihHgs Vault and Cellar
Doors, drstlngs Window Guar, g. Awning Prsma.
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Use ana water Pipe, Hydrsnt Keys AVID Rods for
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NE a,so manufacture together with the sbove
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She too gained quito reputation fer relieving the
suffering of her sex, and strange it may appear,
she scarcely failed TO those old chronic fe
male complaints that had resisted all ordinary modes
oil treatment Many years ago, the writer OF this
while engaged In the practice of medicine by little
strategy succeeded in procuring the secret of this
wonderful Vegetable Regulator which had never
been known to the Medical Profession.
lie gave it fair and impartial trial In the treat
ment OF various forms and stages of female com
plants with such decided satisfaction that in 1860 he
called public attention TO its virtues in
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The laws Of the state OF New York, WHICH Ar.
PLY TO ALL POLICIES ISSUED BY THIS COM.
PANF, give an insurance effected for wife or chill
aren, to them exclusively fro from the claims o;
creditors,
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MEDICAL.

"qUALHTAs NON QUANTITIES."
DR.. LAWRENCES
Highly Concentrated Fluid Extract Of
KOSKOO,
THE GREAT HEALTH REsI0REg.
NO oUAoK MEDICINE -EoRMULA AROUND
| THE BOTTLE.
PREPARED soLsIx 1T
DIR. y. j. LAWRENCE,
ORGANIC CHEMIST,
NORFOLK. VIRGINIA.
KOSKOOr
STRIKES AT THR ROOT OF DISEASE ny pU- |
hiFYING THE BLOOD, RESTORING THE
LIVER AND KIDNEYS TO A HEALTHY
AOTION, AND fNvIGORATING THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
This Is the secret OF Its WONDERFUL SUCCESS IN
CURING
ScrofuIa, Syphilis, Dyspepsia,
LIVER COMPLAINT, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS ERUp.
TlONs OF THE SKIN, HUMORs, LOSS OF
VIGOR DISEASES or KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER AND ALL DIS
EASES CAUSED BYA
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD.
OR A DISEASED CONDITION OF THE
LIVER, KIDNEYS, NERVOUS SYST DC
thoroughly ekADICATEs every kind OF aumo.
nd Bad faint, and restores the entire system to
ealthy condition.
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED BY TBs
sE OF THlS MEDICINE FROM WBAK SICKLY
UFFERING CREATURES TO STRONG, HEALTHY
ND HAPPY MIN AND WOMEN. :
NO Medicine has attained such a GREAT REPU |
ALTON a. this Justly CELEBRATED Compound
pproved by the Highest Medical Au-
tllOrlty. o
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Reed the following from Mr.. Wombs, prominent
Hardware Merchant of this city:
Ne. Is. Market Square, Norfolk, Va,
October IL, 1863. /
DR.. LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: To the large mum.
Der OF testimonials which you offer to the great Off
cacy Of yonr koskoo, take pleasure in adding my
own. suffered greatly with Nervous Debility
Headache Loss Of Appetite, &c. Two bottles of Kos
Zoo restored me to health.
Yours truly,
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KGSKOO
PnorrssoH r. 8. NEWTON. M. D.,

Endorsed and recommended by the President of the
Faculty Of the u. Medical College Of the
City of New York
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OFFICERS

WALTON Il. PEoKHAM, President;
WM. T. HOOKER, Vice President;
LUoIUS McADAM, Seo'y and Aotrary;
&C. CLENCH, Asst Secretary.
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MADAME DELAcHAmPs


| CNyGLy ENscoNOBD AMID THE WILDs OF
| - one Of the Middle States. lived Madame Della
| champs, many years ago, with no known protector
save faithful dog that stood beside her to de-
fend in time Of need. Her small, moss-covered
cabin, wrapped with the wild and honeysuckle,
appeared hid away by cluster of underground,
and closely environed the north and east by a
deep. craggy rsvine that led away back TO the
tais Isrge.
Here, smiling the ambient air, waited from
lures green sward clingng to the mountain side
bathing her brow in early morn's gentle dewdrop,
she lived solitary aud alone for many long years
The cstamount's unearthy midnight yell, and the
VOLTS doiefel howl, frequently aroused her from
pleasant midnight slumbers.
Now and then shs would emerge from her I'M
Known homo aud mingle with the Inhabitants
around about for one two months at time. She
was eccentric in her acts, and all viewed her as o
living curiosity.
While from home, she apparently had but one OBJ
lec and that was the relief Of her afflicted sex.
Under belt on her left side could be seen an old
fashioned dirk of considerable size, carried for her
own protection, while strapped across her shoulder
was suspended curious saok made from the
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\ GUARDIAN MUTUAL
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NEW vO
ORGANIZED In 1858.
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STATEMENT:
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Assets .-.a-..q...-.... ...".......... 2,500,O0e
AAausI iHeoras...-...........~. 100000 |
Last CASE DIVIDEND 80 PER GENT
The dividends Of this Company are based upon the
contribution system, and the entire profits Of the
Company divided in the most equitable manner
among policy holders.
The laws Of the state Of New York, WHICH Ar-
PLY TO ALL POLICIES ISSUED BY THIS COM
FANNY, give insurance effected for q wife or Chi
iren, TO them excusivsly, fro from the claims o.
reditorS
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.

-rseUs'&ssGUE Az CARDs.
~ II. BROOKE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the Courts Of Caroline, Essex, King and
Queen, and the United States Courts at Richmond
ofhce at Milford Depot, Caroline county, Virginia.
VIII attend to cases before the Court OF Claims
and the Departments at Washington
MY father, Ii. b. Brooke, Esq, will attend to all
business entrusted to me in the counties of King
ana Queen, Caroline and Essex. address Central
ia 2-if
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KosKoo CURES CHRONIC RHEuMAr1sM.

KosKoo CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATIsM.
Norfolk, Va, Sept. 7, 1859.
DIX. j. j. LAWRENCE-DesrR Sir My son has re-
oelved so much benefit from your wonderful Koskoo
that cannot refrain from expressing my gratitude
had tried almost everything without benefit. l be-
ieve IN all sincerity, that your Koskoo is infai
Die remedy for tho disease from which he has suffered
and SO far as can learn, has never failed II you
only knew the immense amount of suffering he has
undergone then you could conceive tho value of such
aremedy as hoskoo-thst surely cures. The great
smoant of COED IL is now doing among MS 10 inesti.
asbIe.
With much gratitude,
am, respectfully yours, &C.,
Mrs. N. Il. A. NELSON.
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From Rev. W. q. Christian, Pastor Dinwiddie
Street Methodist Church.
Portsmouth, vs October rs, 1869.
This ia to certify that know Dr. Lawrence well.
He is gentleman of cultivation, and worthy Of the
fullest confidence. have used his Koskoo with ad
vantage to myself, and have adopted Its in my
family in cases Of nervous debility and depression
W. VI. CHRISTIAN.
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DRoMeooLB CO.'S
BUCHv.
The Best and Cheapest now before the public, for
all affections and arrangements of the Kidneys and
Bladder. Large Bottles only Fl 90 or six for SIS co.
Sold by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
Up DRoMGooLE CO., Props
Memphis, Tenn
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
! STATES for the District of Virginia.
In the matter of Denis X. Ferguson, a Bank.
rupt-in Bankruptcy.
AT Richmond, Va, this 25th day of January, 1871.
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice, that petition has been pre-.
santed to the Hon. John O. Underwood, Judge OF
said District Court, in Bankruptcy, By John NJ.
Hall, assignee OF the estate Of said bankrupt to
sell the real estate belonging to said bankrupt free
from all liens and encunbrences thereon.
THIS is to give notice to all persons into estsd that
ia the terms OF said petition Order has been issued
by tue Judge aforesaid, for all persons who may be
interested in said estate, to appear before W. W.
Forbes Register, At his Office 10 the city of Richmond
on Thursday, the 10Th day OF February, 1871 at 10
such order sksx1d not b granted.
ia 2e~fiaw JofN N. HALL, Assignee.
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n the District Court of the United States for the
District OF vrginis
Ia the matter Of Williamson Barnett bankrupt
ia bankruptcy.
To whom it May Concern The undersigned
H. D. Raymond, OF Bedford county, Va, hereby gives
notice OF his appointment assignee of tho estate
OF Williamson Burnett, of Bedford county, Virginia.
IN said district who has heretofore been adjudged
bankrupt on his own petitsn by the District oourt
OF said district.
ia l4--S3w l.. d. RAYMOND Assistance
the District Court OF the United States for the
l. District of Virginia
In the matter of Thos. Johnson, bsnkIa pt--in
bankruptcy
To Whom it May Concern The undersigned
Il d Raymond, of Bedford coRnty, Va, hereby gives
notice of his appointment assignee of the estate
Il Thos johnson, of Bedford county, Virginia, In said
district who has heretofore been adjudged bank
rupt on his own petition, by tho District court OF said
district
ia 14-S3w L. D. RAYMOND, Assignee.
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-ssssSH GssAsJE Az CARDS.

Dc. J. q. oA.-Il. Medical Examiner. JAMS
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..DIvuLGE HER SECRET

before dying. In a few years, the sombro shades
OF night began to close around her tottering frame
she impaired this great secret to this friend.
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$1,000 REWARD

sug6-ly
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DIED,

~, sr,d,v the I'D inst. at S o. clock P. NJ, Mrs.
wARY NNN PEKOE, wife OF John Peroe, in the
Her funeral will take place from the reslden ce
or b.r husband. on Foushee street. between Baker
n d Oh witty streets, on TU GSDAY the 5th inst ,
At II O'Clock a. NJ. Friends and acqnaintances OF
the family are invited to attend without iuithes
notice,
At the reside OF her uncle, z. T. Moore; az az
Of September, LUCE ELLEN, second oauKhteI
OF JoI7 4. and Lucie Ludley, aged 10 years anu
sHe will he inferred from her fathers residence
Tuesday MORNING, September s, ats oSlock.
The friends and acquaintauces OF the family arc
invited TO attend.
uan.amha- RERFCCA c., wife If John Il. Noel
and youngest dsugh:er OF the late James III. Coui'
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ARREST OF ALLEGED kUKLUx.-The Ct
hlmhja Is. ca Union of SATURDAY. SAYS:

ARREST OF ALLEGED kUKLUx.-The Co.
lumbia Is. Co. Union of Saturday says:
"A gentleman down from Washington,
n. g., Yesterday, states that as he passed
Greensboro, n. c., he saw sixteen kukluX
in charge Of United States troops, the com
handing officer of whom told him that
about slXt, mure were about to he arrested.
Those under arrest-oue Of whom was said
10 he q member of the north Carolina
Leoislarure-were on their way TO put in
their appearance before the United States
Commissioner At Washlngtun.' 49,
This seems TO be "rumorcd" intelli-
scncc. We Know not what credit to attach
| to 1t.
1t it be true, and ii white men have been
cruel 10 the poor negroes, QOr they are the
! innocent victims OF the political revolu-
| lions in this land, } they have committed q
grieyous fault. But what has the Federal
| Government to do with it? There's the
rub. 1t has no more than q mere party
object to gain by intermeddlips with the
matter-e. e., to keep the present incum
bents in power. That's all. The whole
power of the country must be used aud
abused in order to sustain the personal in
|! tercSts of the men in off: e.
They care nothing for the negro. They
| are utterly heartless. They are accusing
the whites ard arrestlng them and perse.
cutting them all for the same mercenary OBJ.
ject. But how do the people Of the United
States like this marching of white men
about by United States troops upon the
charge of maltreating negroes? How Ions
is this sort of parade to 90 on?
We do not know that we see farther
ahead than other people; but we think we
see the day when there will be an end of al
this, and when the maledictions of the
whole nation will fall with crushing force
| upon the fanatics and knaves who are run.
ming the present crusade against the white
people of the South, under the hypocrtical
pretence that they sympathize with the ne,
gro. The day is near at hand when no man
| will willingly appear as one who advocated
the kuklux laws, which are now disturbing
the public peace, and are employed merely
for party purposes.
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c.,,eo,.ria and Ohio.

r,o fo,lowiLg paragraph f part OF .
.snecial" to the Baltimore sun.
"polttical advices at hand indlca,e pse n;i,
certain that 10 California the DemociMs t nrn
e,ae, their state ticket at the election tnls
v.eeL and two out of the three CONG sss-
MON, non and from Ohio the prospect is xetS
nood that while the Democrats VIII iaii 10
elect Governor, they may obtain Tue
Legislature. and thus secure onitey y
States Senator in place of MIR. SHERMAN
We may we'll afford to lose Governor
and gain Senator, especially one over Mr.
Senator SHERMAN, one OF the sleekest, sharp
est, most unfair, and mostinsincere OF pubic
men. He is combination of the Puritan
and the knave. He Is all the time pay ihe
n came. He chouSed General SHERMAN out
OF the Presidency for some selfish oh'ec' or
other. but he will not obtain that o'9ee''
His fate will be that Of the DOG VINO
dropped his piece of meat 10 se'zs 'he
shadow. lie will more than probably never
take a ste p higher than his present poSiIloh'
lie certainly will not deservedly.
In California we. have little doubt that we
sb,ll gain all that rumor assigns us.
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MOVEMENT AGAINST GRANT.-The follow
lug is part of special to the Baltimore
Sun:
Rumors of conference between Sena
tors FENroN, SUMNER, LOGAN. and SECURE,
and Governors GEARY and BULLOCK, ut Au.
burn, New York, to organize an opposition
to- President GRANTS denomination, have
prevailed here several days. The story is,
ut the least, predetermined.
While we do not put much faith in the
story, we are sure that the persons named
would be very glad to defeat GRANT. But
as they could hardly concur in nominee
to do this business, we DOUBT the statement
that they are to confer together.
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Organized violence" according to the
Philadelphia Press, In South Carolina is
Still making Its stories of blood and crime.
The only "organized violence" in this
country Is that or the Government at
Washington-violeuce to the Constitution.
violence to the rights of the citizen. yio-
lence to the peace aud prosperity of the
nation. Those tales Of blood will continue
to come in, however, until the Presidential
election. after that the liars who m.nu.
facture them will have no use for them, and
We shall hear no more Of them.
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Mr.. CoLrAx AND THE INDIAN.-Vice.
President CoLFAx has recently had a con-
yersation with a Chippewa chief" Little
Rabbit" -who made the mistake OF regard
ing MIR. G.. as his "Great Father" when,
in fact. he was more 'Superello" than the
Chippewa chiefhimself. The chief, in pre-
sepce of his braves and squaws, thus poured
out his plant:
"Little Rabbit wishes to say to the Great
Father that when the treaty was maze TO
give his people reservation on the Whitc
Earth that the chief was ahsent-sickIaha
NOT able to be present, and that their hunt
ing grounds were taken away from them
without consultation with the chief or IN :
tribe. and in this way they had lost their
homes. He had settled at O'ter-fail Lake
when he was ten years of age, anu all MS
children had been born there. NotWlth-
standing it had been taken away from them.
their affection for this labc-thelr ola
home still kept them in the neigh borhood.
When it was known that they had con-
sentcd to the treaty, the white man-1cha
mokdmon-j Jumped for their lands as tDe
fish Jump for the white pebble when thrown
into The water. Our present condltlon Is
bad. We are all poor-almoSt begSars.
When payment day comes around we nave
TO travel many miles to reach the agent, and
the little money we get does not pay for
feeding us till we reach the place OF pay
ment, 50 that we are no better of than when
we went there" He continued to enlarge
on their poverty and suffering, ana ap;
pealed to the Great Father to help them out
, of their trouble.
! The Vice President, who is so thunder
inely puisant when hcctoring over the
Southern people, very humby confessed
that he was not the " Great Father the
Great Bear of The nation he was only the
Little Hare, but he gave them advice. lie
warned them against fighting the whites,
who were multiplying like sands OF the sea;
adding that "it was impossible for race
"of people without the blessings OF Chris
" tian civilization to cope with them" He
was kind enough to say to the redskins that
thew and be were children of the same
Almighty Father, and entitled to 1.-THE same
rights and liberties," forgetting to add, cX-
cent "Indians not taxed" This must
have set the Little Rabbit" to thinking.
To hear an ultra-Radical, whose motives
are as little governed by the Christian
religion as arc those of the Thugs OF lndla,
diScoursing in this piou> way was refresh
iugly cool. 1t would have sunk the ther-
mometer at the North pole.
The poor Indians are too proud and IN
dependent to be cooped up and voted at
the dctaton of Radicals, and they are
driven from their hunting grounds and
periodically soundly beaten for their OBJ
stinacy in claiming soil of which they were
the original owners. While the other bar
barous race of the continent-the negroes
who can be driven like cattle to the polls
and voted en- nsaSse, are objects of Govern
ment favor and protection over and above
the refined and civilized race OF white peo-
people. All this, too, under the patronage
of the Christian religion!
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WEST VIRGINIA,--We find in the Charles.
ton kanawha Courier the following state.
ment concerning the vote on The Conyen.
ton:
GA careful examination of the returns
will show that the opponents of conyen-
ton have carried fifteen out OF tilty-fonr
counties In the State, or less than the Re.
pu 'licans carried ut the last Gubernatorial
election"
The majority for the Convention will be
between TWO and three thousand.