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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
lowA NEWS.


AT aaepnfngence meeting at the !
1CG1Ao6lDt Church IN Cnalport, Jelss-
sd6 County, few days ago, an aged
man arose and gave his experience
dosing with an allusion to the uncer.
tainty OF life. Then he sank back |
into his chair, and Immediately was
dead. So says the Gate city.
1t Is fearful and dangerous thing
to be handsome young woman-as
witness the following:
''Miss Kitty Underwood, who was
decided by popular vote at Fair to
he the most beautiful young lady in
Fort Dodge, had felon on her hand.
and a surgeon was called ~ lance It.
The glitter Of Kitty's eyes caused his
harri to, treinbie, and in q second
KittyS blood spurted into his face
from nm artery which he had severed.
The wound blceds 60 profusely that
tits kared the arm must be amputa.
ted II Kitty's life is saved.v
What Is the matter with the Gate
city, eh? Because why, that paper
Of the 9Th inst. speaks Of the 'Golden
wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Gerard, the father and mother of the
Messfs. Fhiier of this city" Isn't
there something little peculiar in
the names there?
Coal from Fort Dodge is now
shipped to Wisconsin.
Track laying on the Railroad from
Des Moines to Indianoia is progress.
ing slowly but surely. So says the
Reyislew.
'~z1asdge o. C. Wightman, Of Burl.
fngton, committed suicide by hang.
ing himself in his Office, on the 5th
inst. Intcmperance was the cause,
says the Hasckeye.
AHc I"IsSsIdsS VI AHU'H COunty are
taking steps to convert the tribe Of
Indians located in that County-the
remnant Of the Musquakas. They
rightly think too much money has
been sent to the other side OF the
globe for missionary purposes, while
- MUG" 's"o1ance ana vice remains
- - our very must.
!. We. are glad to learn, from the
Register of last Thursday, that Mr..
J. 8. Clarkson, managing editor Of
that paper. who has been lying very
Abs1fh rheumatism, IN washington,
~ ", for some three weeks past, IL
now ~ much recovered that ne will
be at has post again soon.
The next Democratic stste Con.
ventlon Of Iowa Is TO be held on the
l4th Of June, as fixed last week by
the Committee. Same authority.
Five h.,,l.,,,,. IN Atlantic c...
rn,,rtv va,o dos,,oval hv a,a ~,
tho nicht ~ tho ath inst Toss aho,,t
Aia 0oo nerortad :. so.,c,.I n the
p.o;.l..
~ o."'S ''"u "os ""s"
wn''e '0"so''a"s un"i the summer
NJ kNAA N<Naa ~ kN{ " Anx ~
Oh ''e'' NOw tnecosn.y D'"s "'' 20
oeco"e one On '"s "'o"s P'p"'oSs -
we northwestern po''lon o' the
S'sse'
The walls OF the new jail at EIka-
der, Clayton County, are Of stone,
sn.ee 'eo' liz, '':eu VIZ" ~, /" "ouo,e :
1u'eA"e'' =. oo''.. :'o". ."o no, :"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

RRRRHART has the 3

1yUsTAv HBHRHAkT has the pleasure
U'of ssnourcing that be hss opened fan
New Stock Of Watches, Jswslfy, &c., on sAs
North si6s of tho Pebble equsrs, next door 70
sosth west essssY, KsoHvills. Having hsd IL
years q xpssisnes ~ WaseAaskss In S~its.
srssaA aad Anssisa, wosld sssPsetfs Wy solicit
. share Of fpatrosa aes. 0atisfseuon suasae tied.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
". Z. Wright, =. D..

uYsIcIAN snd SURG ROH, Ksoxvi''e.
Ofses ss Rssidsscs, On Asis Street. east
Of Public SqaAYe. tD
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

nENTIsT. O6kee over Kiane's Store,
southeast sorsev Pshita square, kwox.
vile, lows. ~Tsrms Cash. 5Su
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
I.R. Duncan, i. D.,

vvYILL DEVOTE bis entire attention to
w the practice OF Medicine and Surety.
once sovti sids Of Psblis Sqssrs, near the
aoutheast corner. ISsU
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

AdvoYthsuDenta % dUublo Vo6tA - extyaepolpoYy
!. AiplAy, tss pr cent. aA1ie1e6al.
sqNAss 10 the asptA oe IN issA = ths eelSDn.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
q. Z. Collins,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. O@cs perth side
"A Public sqssSs, Knoxville. VIII also
vtssnd TO Collections, and Buying and selling
Land. o|sN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

'. .s.sress. s.s.AYsss. s.s. CURTIS
6tona. Ayxeo L Curtis,

4 rrORNEY6 at Lsw, Claim and RssI Es-
"A tate Agssts, Kaexvillsaad Pslls, As.
Viii sescna 70 AL lDbssisesseatsustsd s4hslv
80. q l1essv1 eoAaAjeiseHe Couatsep. Win
pfsetles n ~ 1tsae - 1seesaS 0sssessxssss
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
Parsons Z Bsrksy.

O.P. waresr, CesA'r. LAsxIs wMeHr. P,s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01
..<s,-a'- By Lyme q Brother,
Fl Auct1oreers and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE Land IN H l. 81 q, S9 Tys J.
cry OF R1CHMOND, ON THE NEW CAN.
TEAL oTURNPIkF WITH A FINE GRIST
MILL ON SAME. WITH GQ0D MATHk-
POWER, FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF Hen
rico entered on the Sd day o. May, 1871 In the suit
OF John Tu- pins executors vs.. BenJamin W.
Roper,s executors and al5.,- shall, rs special
commissioner therein nared, proceed to sell at
nubIic auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, The
2d day of June, 1871, commencing at the hour Of
A. clock Z. NJ the folowtng-ce6c,1b ed TRACTS
1F LAND. being portion of the farm on which
I,enfamin w. Roper resided at the time OK his
LIST. The MILL TRACT, containing - ACRES,
more or less, on which there Is o. fine GRlST
MI Il, with good water-power, having a most ex.
I I'd. A TRACT OF 46 ACRES (more OF less}
adjoining the above, all open and admirably
adapn for trucking purposes.
Sd. "A beautiful 20-ACRE LOT adjoining the
Mansion tract, in Il high state of cultivation,
aud fronts on the Central turnpike.
4lh. A tract OF SO ACRES tmorc or 1ess) on the
east side of the said turnpike; half of which Ii
wood; the residue open and In fne heart.
of the cost in this suit and az 70 the residue OF
said proceeds Of sale upon credit Of one, two,
and three years, in equal insta lments a: the pur-
chaser to execute bonds for the deferred pay
mepts with good personal security, and the title to
be retained until said bonGs are fully paid Off and
q conveyance ordered by the court.
plat 20 be seen at the Office of the Auctioneer,
and will be shown at the hour Of sale.
my % - EDWARD Y. CANNON, Com'r.
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nx.n Hrno.-Martin Cooney is the

A Dr.n HERo.-Martin Cooney Is the
.,,,o NJ a how who, deep down in the hor-
IA ,,cnths of the Pittston mine, performed
a Sced Of heroic self-sacrlfice which shames
into inSgnifcance the actions by when
mans happier men have climbed fame aht
honor. Cooney and \ companion stooo ~
the bottom or the shaft rs the car was anou,
to ascend for the last time: High above d s' ths
roaring fame and binding smoke ana tne
crash Of falling timbers We're last closinS ~
the narrow way to light and me ee.om
them In the gloomy pit were scoce ., ~
working on. unconscious oil tncu uc'ui.
nar;I. fsooncv. with one foot upon the c.9
thought Of his endangered I,e.us. lid
proposed TO his companion that ,is! .hmo"t
return and warn tho miners ., S 49, a. no
eued fate. His companion Fe'useu " so'
.,,d ,hnn j,ooney, without moments mes.
station. bnt with full consciousness tnat
he had chosen almost certain death, leap
cd from the car and CROPPED his way BACK
Through the grimy darkness. 1t was TOO
late The miners had closed the ventllatlng
door before he reached them; and, stand
Ing there between thd lmmovable oatrier
and the shaft, the hot breath OF the merry
pit poured in upon him IN pitiless blas.'
and SO he died. lie was but lad--poor,.
unlearncd. and probably unconscious OF
possession OF the higher virtues-and yet
ne died ~ great and noble death as a man
can ever die; he deliberately sacrificed
his own life In an attempt to save those
Of his friends. Here is n theme for the
most exalted poetic genius. Compared with
this poor boy, how quickly do the protane
and slangy heroes OF the coarse poeiasters,
of the Hay school sink into contempt; ana
how unworthy and insufficient seems the
fiction In which they are placed IL Is IRON
such persons as this poor and obscure lad,
doing deeds of infinite heroism with sim
plicity that is altogether pathetic, that we
learn that the purer and higher qualities Of
the race-the qualities which reveal the
presence of the spark of divinity IN the
soul exist even yet in the humolest o
mankind PMladelphi Bulletin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

AN alleged discovery Of a cure for cancer
from o specific derived from plant which
grows in Ecuador is exciting much interest
in medical circles. A curious story is told
of the manner in which the anti-cancer
virtues OF this plant were first discovered.
For long time previous to this discovery
the plant had been regarded rs poison.
who desired to rid herself Of her husband
gave him a decoction Of this plant In his
drink. The fellow was already dying
slowly of cancer in the stomach, but her
eagerness could not wait for the ordinary
sequel in such cases. She applied the noX-
ious distillation to his drink, and waited to
see him fall AT her feet. But, instead OF
that, the happy husband survived. The
snbtle essence benefited his cancer, and the
fellow finally recovered from his disease to
make known the blessing to the world
Washingt0u Patriot.
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MACHINERY OILS,
MOT ONLY MONEY, BUT THE WEAR
~ AND TEAR OF YOUR MACHINERY

MOT ONLY MONEY, BUT THE WEAR
~ AND TEAR OF YOUR MACHINERY
saved bv the use OF
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRI-
eating OIL.
EQUAL to the beet sperm OIL at oncthird the price
III table for slow rapid machinery of every de-
script:on. Free from all impurities w Warranted
not ~ heat gum. does not soil the brlghtt 81
machinery. Every b1rrel warrdn ed 10 give Sst1s-
faction when properly used, or TO be returned at
our expense II Is free from all grit and gum, and
under the same circumstances as tie best Sperm
or Lard Oil, Will not heat, wear, or cut the boxes
or bearings.
This Oil has been extensively used In this city
for several years past,I general satisfaction
and without complaint wherever properly used.
IL does not require any peculiar treatment or par
ticuiar care, other than to that the machinery
Is clean free from dirt and gum before this O1
Is applied no flu ther cal e is necessary.
Purchasers are cautiosed that the Oh SOLO Dy its
differs from all other intoxicating CTS SOLD IN
this market. We the sole agents here Tor tne
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricatlng Cll
every barrel OF which sold by US bearing our erana
thus: VIRGINIA NATURAL PETRoLEOM
LUBKlCAIIhG OIL, PURCELL' LapD "
This Oh Is rot affected by extremes OF tempera-
ture staUding alike heat or cold. 1t Is, In wora'
the CHEAPEST Oil, and combines more OF me re-
quisites of good lubricator than any OH one'eu
. Orders addressed to us will receive prompt at
tention, and be shipped in good, tight packages'
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., prueglsts,
my2 '>'cu"'"oo' 70
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SyEA Ex5.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsE.
- C0hPANY.-FOB EsW YORK. $500
PhiLApELPHIA, BALTIMORE, hVkFy,.E'
PORTSMOUTH, aud AL kEGCLAR LAMB
INGS ON THE JAMES RIVER. The fast and
elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYLYE STER,
Captain n. q. CLIFFORD,
leaves conpany's wharf a. Rockets for ths
stove-named places on MONDAYS. WEDHEs.
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, a. SIX O'CLOCK 4. ~,
and returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur.
days.
Passengers con ect at Norfolk with the old BAY
Line steamers TOR Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar.
rival OF steamer.
Fare TO New York. .Sl.s0
Fare 70 I'bliaceiphla.. $50
Fare 70 BaltlnSpre..,............ 900
Fare 10 Nortoik... $50.
Excursion tickets 70 Norfolk and return i.0e.
TICKETS ON SALE at CARRIER Il CO.'S
EXPRESS, and baggage checked through
Freight received tuesdays, ThursdaJo, and sa-
turd&ys, for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Boston, Bait.
more, sad principal landings on Chesapeake bay
4nd irregular iandiGgs on James river. 1T RIA.
SUEABhG RATES. Freight received from A.
IL. til: q 2. n. ..
Freight for way landings most be prepaid.
l.. u. ThTUM. General Agent
Office. Company's wharf.
INV Rrapcb afgSce ~ I'm nd 9th
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AUCrroN sAlEsErusars, Days
,s,, ByA.U.rPullian, Auctieneer. +

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN IuN-
" DTVIDFD GNE-aIXTH INTEREsT IH
AOnEs OF LAID MOEE
ORrLEsa II. oHEsTEREIlEshhp1 ,t GwuNEIS *
virtne OF decree or The County Court OF Chester
field county, entered as its August term, 1917 IN
the chsncery SUIT OF 8. M. Page, assignee, gy5.
John n. Furcron. shall, "a special commi ,stoner,
on oS the ira DAY or JUNE, ISL, q. O'Clock r
M, expoEe for sale at public auction IN 'front.' OK
Furcron (which is an undivided one-si1tn) In
TRACT OF LAND In said county, Iyng near near
Providence Meeting. house. about SIX ml,es lroI
Richmond, containing about zoe acres, WheEeoi
his father, James Furcron, died seized. ~:
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay SEQ yiIn 1nse hes
1885 TO dsy OF sale and the costs OF sse and suit
and the residue st four and eight months, VIII
messed by negotiable. notes. with interest adoed.
The title will be retained until the whole OF pnr"
chase money is paid. WIN. I. CLOPToN.
= - Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by A. @. PULLIAM, Auct.
.dR VT
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BAKERIES.

ssE.s.- BAKERIES.
DICHARD ADAM,
*, - STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
T1Urr ETu ST. BETWEEN MAINLAND CARY, AND
~ SIS BROAD STREET, NEXT DOOR TO
....4s.. --s-.- MoUNTCASTLE'S.
desire to inform my friends and the public
generally that have, at great expense, dtted up
the LARGEST and most complete
STEAM BAKERY
Fresh CAKES, PIES, BREAD, and CRACK
ERS daily.
promptiy. Price list and circulars sent by mall on
application.
a liberal discount to the trade. myS
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AItCTroN sAxEas....irHul itIfs Days fj,
| .4@agss ByHrubhs d Williams ass7sgzE
/ Real Estate Agents aud AHctioneers,
Eieveath street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
.SlQuANTITY or yALU AZ E;,r REA ~,
RICBMoND.5In part s1ecatfon 1 Of 9, decree !, Of
tered on the 7ss day OF Mafeh 1871 in the case Of
Palmer's administrator vs.. FAINT and ais, the m
ed. viii sefl at auction. upon the premfses. ON
WEDNESDAY, 7th June. at O'Clock l.. m., the
following REAL. ESTA TT. OF which the late
Charles Palmer died seized, TO Wit:
J Thn hcantifuI SUBURBAN FARM known as
sum mertieid formerly owned by Hon. j. n. Bolts,
lying ON Bowling Green street. aoont one mile
east OF the city. ADJOINING the Catholic College
P Inants Are substsnsisr BKI.K DWELLING
with sevecro and the nsual ont houses, be-
sides large sBd choice variety OF the best fruits,
embracing peaches, apples, pears. &c, &c; =, =.
This property; having fronts ON several ROADS
and streets. admits 'oftconveDient subdivision.
and 1t will be sold In several parcels or rs whole,
as m ay be de clded at the time OF SAFE. a..
Terms Ons-tourth cash balance on credlt
of g. H. and l8 months, for negotiable notes WILD
Interest added and the titles retaiued by the court
until the notes are paid. Purchasers TO pay taxes
'ot A''1' Jas. D. HALYBURTOE,l con,rs.
/, 5gI TaOS j. EYAnS, !>e
sGRUBBs d W ILLIAMs, AucIs. 10y zL-kCs
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CIICt, NDEIIUdH!7 5 WNdTI,
NV 16 Branch Office. corner Main and sth sts,
DOR JAMES AND CHICKA-HLu,

EOR JAMES AND CH1CkA-GS[su,
4 HOME NY RIVERS. The fast and 49,
elegant side-wheel steamer PALI5ADt., LapLAln
CHAs. NELSON, will leave her wharf at Rockets
for Kings dill Wharf on James river, on TUES
DAYS and -ATURi,AYS at 81 O'Clock 4. NJ, con.
meeting with the l2or1ck train at City Point from
Petersburg. Returning. viii lesye Kings MIL
on WEDNESDAYS ard MUEDAY: - "a. ~,
touching =. ali the regular landlG2a each May.
Will leave her wharf at Rockets fer Windsor
Shades, on Chicks hcmlaY. THURSDAYS at "a.
NJ, connecting 1t Cay pcip: with The O'clock
train from Petersburg. touching al ali the 1egulsr
landings on james liver dJwn u Dill ards " harf,
and all regular landings OF Chickahomlny. Re-
turning. VIII leave Windsor Shades on FRI
DAYS at O'Clock A. 81.
Freight received from IL clock Mondays to .!
O'Clock A. VI. TueSdtys, and from i2o'ciock to-
Z. NJ. Wednesdays, anil from /. O'Clock fridays
to VI A. NJ. Saturdays,
Freight FOR Chick >hom'nr "iil Only b" received
from /: O'Clock Ge:I.,'rG - :" A. VI. thursdays.
All freight to way jr'i'nrs fors- b. prepaid
For tu!lhGr pat u jas. aFSiJ - az IAN On
board, Or 70 2>b..<@ =. IlEHif'
AZ g.,
OF CURRIE CO.'S, corner 18th and Cary sts.
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~ - BY Lyme u Brother,
Real Estate agents and Auctiorcers,
LIP Main Street.

rI1RUsTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
i FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES:
MORE OR LESS. IN CHARLES CITY
C1oTSSTTYi AB9UT F4Ts NILES Es0M TIE
CGX,s LANDING. and .ADyyINING THE
FARM OF DIR. JORDAN CH4ISTIaN.-By
virtue OF q certain deed Of trust 10 the under
signed, duly rec ,rded In the clerks office OF The
Charles City County Court, In Deadlock No. II,
page ls4; shall proceed to sell at public auction
laayiBg been requested to do by khe beneficiary
therein securely, at the Office of Messrs. Lyme &
FRO, No. l2l2 Min street, IN the city of Rich
mond, On SATURDAY, the Sd dry Of June 1871.
at IL O'Clock H., all of that certain TRACT OF
LAND, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less. situated as above described. There
is good TWo.sToRY DWELLING upon the
farm. Also BARN, STABLE, &c. -
About one-half OF the place Is under cultiva-
ton, OF which 80 acres have been married. A large
bed Of mari is very convenient to tie place. About
Is Of the wood land consist of very superior
heartpine timber. ... .st.
TEENS Cash as to the expenses OF sale, and TO
pay off two note amounting TO $500, with Interest
thereon, at he rate OF per cent. from May 9Th,
1870; and credit of and II months as To the resi-
das, for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by a trust deed.
EDWARD b. NEWBURN, Trustee.
Sale conducted bv TYNE & BRO. AuctS. %
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Anctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

A DESIRABLE COTTAGE RES
IN DEdCE. WITH ABOUT THREE ACRES
Of LAND ATTACHED, AT TIE SOUTH
FAST CDRNER OF O AND HlkTT- FOUk eth
Fletcher Cooper, we Will sell, upon HE premises.
on MONDAY, 5th of June, 1T . O'Clock =. NJ
hts RESIDENCES, situated rs above. IL has been
recently remodclled, and presents an unusually
attractive appearance; has seven rooms kitchen
with two rooms; stable, barn, and other out
buildings we'll In :he yard. and fine spring
near By. The grounds are stocked with choice
fruit, the yard ornamen;cd with flowers and
shrubbery, and The garden filed vita crops ana
vegetables. ...", .....
We invite an examination OF the property, IS l.
cannot fail to attract any person Wishing retired
a. d pretty residence,
IERMS: At the sale.
my 30 .GSUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Bee remarks made by Benjamin Travers, F. r.
CS., &C. Speaking of those diseases, and dis
eases arising from the excess Of mercury, he
states that no remedy Is equal to the Extract OF
sarsaparilla It's power is extraordinary, more SO
than any other drug am acquainted with. II ls'
In the strctest sense, tonic, with this Invaluable
attrtbute. that 1t is applicable to state of the
system so sunken and yet 80 irritable as renders
other substances Of the tonic class unavailable or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

BY Grubbs q Williams, '.utF .saF
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, ~
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank streets
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS On
y CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS. NEAK
BUCHANAN,S SPRING, AT AUCTION. ON
THURSDAY. 1st June, at 50 o'clock Z NJ, we
will sell, upon tnc premises, those two very Deaui
tiful L,,TS at the northeast corner OF Clay ano
Darlington streets, each DO by go feet TO an alley
20 feet Wide. .ho
After which will be sold three LoIS on ttle
south aido of Leirh between Norton and Kinney
streets, each of the same dimensions as above
These are The most elevated, and, we may iaii! J
saw the most desirable lots In that very Deauului
and rapidly Improving neghborhosd.
NV GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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See remarks OF the GREAT CHEMISTS and
Pill MEN OF AMERICA, WIN. R. WARNER
& CO., ls4 north sd street, Philadelphia, Pa:
III. T. HELMBoLD
Esteemed Friend,-I congratulate you on having
tho abandonment and at the same time the most
EFFECTIVE PILL that have ever known for
the purposes intended.
WIN. P. WARNER & Co.
H. T. Helmbold,"
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By Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Ha1n and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS "MON-
TxZUmA;"', ON THE MECHAN,CsTL IF
MOND, At AUCTION In execution of q de-.
Gee f the Circuit Court o: Richmond, entetsd
u h May, 1871, III The case OF Schcrncrhorn vs..
Schcrmerho-n and ais. will sell ut suction. upon
tie premises, on FRIDAY, Sth June at 5o'clock
Z. ii. (if fair; If not, then upon he first Iair
day there's fter at the hour) the wer portion
of the Schermcrhorn estate known as "Mopt-
ezuma, and containing about NINETY ACRES.
About 20 acres are In woods, and The residue Is
arabic gray soil suited fOT gardening.
The improvements consist OF = large FRA MED
DIV FILING with ten rooms kitchen with four
rooms barn. &c.
TGere is Il number Of FINE FRUlT TREES.
and the dwelling is situated In the handsomcst
grove Of rieinal oaks IN I'll this vicinity.
With the jld,ciOus outlay ofa reasonable sum
Of muney this could be adc al exceedingly at
tractive and valuable property.
FERNS: One-fourtli cash balance at 8, IL, and
Is mouths for he goti2 bic Holes with interest add
ed, the title being retained by the court unil the
notes are paid.
VIM. JOSIAH LEAkE, Ccm'r.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Sucts. MY so !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

VIII remark In conclusion that his remedies
are the result of long and careful study. The
Fluid Extracts have been before the public twen-
ty years the sale Of them In that time proves
their value. All have been benefited By them
who followed my instructions, and to-day they
stand UNEQUALLED in the extent Of their ale
and UNSURPASSED by any medicament in the
dispensatory OF the United States, not excepting
a single herb, root, plant, or scientific prepara-
ton. ...
Pharmaceutical claim all mine to be, and have
never patented a single one.
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS.
The PHI have thought of Offering to the afiict-
ed for ten years. They are now perfect, and 1
shall stake my time, money, and fame, on their
effectiveness. The inviting style in which the
Pill itself is made, the bottle, label wrapper, all
show with what care they have been prepared.
Alter examination, no English or French prepare-
ton will show greater care, and am really proud
of them. Instead Of the nauseous-looking, care
lessly-prepared Pills vended generally, and put
up in wooden boxes, and made generally or Offer
ed by those having NO experience as physicians,
druggists, or manufacturers OF medicines.
Test the medicine offered by IL
Your obedient servant,
a. T. HELMBoLD
Crystal Palace Drug Store,
6sa Broadway, New York.
Palace Pharmacy Giisey House, Broadway end
10Th streets, New York, and Temple Of Pharmacy |
Hotel, Philadelphia.
T. s.-Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu has !
gained q Worldwide fame. ap7-2m
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND sSsa
Y PACKET COMPA = Y.-TEe s9S1kks2
steamship GEO. ). UPTON leaves New / orK
every "a II UR ID 4 Y; leaves Ricl mond every
TUESDAY,.
The steamship VIM. p. clyde leaves New
York every TUESDAY /; caves Richmond every
FRIDAY.
Ere. Ill received daily.
u. J. BURR, President,
fcc0 Ri Iain street