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y READ AEn REFLKcT-TO sncn as may desire a
rerneAv FtTfhis cnrse ~ humanity consumption
Aliens Luz & Balsam gives the anchor Of hope.
Aliens Lung Bal am has been ttied by thOn.
sands, who Give evidence, not only by writing des.
tlm0nials, That they have been cured, but by their
physical appeArance%
The recommendation this valua ie remedy has
received from those who kn0g the good II has
done for them, place AiienA Lung Falsam In the
mont rank Of the healing ana 1ife-restnFing RENE
dies ofthis century. Efs#
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CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT at home, male
~ or female, $40 TO goo a week warranted. No
capital required. Full particulars and a valuable
sam pie sent free. Ad reSs with scent return stamp
A.. ~. YOUNG, 900 Fifth ST., WlllIamsbuIgh, N. Y.
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d P~EE5EHVAT1gR FOR IEJS.-Heayy
mineral oil ia, according to recent e.
peIimcnts in England, a valuable pre-
ecrTaiye for iron. IT IL detergent when
freely and vigorously brushed over an
already rusted surface, seemingly loog-
eniDg the bulk Of the rust, while It also
darEens that which remains and it like
wige acts as yarnigh il applied attor the
cleansing has been effected, or TO new
and bright work. It's superiority to
vegetable or animal oils depends upon
the fact that the bulk Of the oil eyapo-
rates, and leaves onlya very fine film
behind. II the oil is Light, and fully
refined, it evaporates SO quickly as to
DO but little good in this way but if
tinged or "~once.run " oil OF sufficiently
high gravity be used, the resinous or
c-arbonaceous matter which gives the
tinge to the oil remains behind, and
forms the thin protecting film Of var
nisl, Ordinary varnish leaves far too
thick and obvious n film, while the film
Of the once-run oil does its work Of per.
lection without displaying itself. AZ
regards the density Of the oil required
for this purpose, that which stands be-
tween the burning oil and good lubri-
eating oil is found TO be the best.
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- DSYCHOMANCY, or soul charming" How
either sex may f~asclnate and gain the love
This simple mental REQUIREMENT ali Gsn nossecs
Tree, by mail, for Is cents, together with a n marriage
gulde,, Egg ptlan oracle. dreams, / ints to ladies' A
queer book, 1000 sold. Address. ~ a
y. q co, pnblishern. PhlladaInhIa
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DO not he deceived. Gail for aud be sure You 10.
ceive Aliens Lung Balsam try no experiment
with worthless remedies.
in. HARRIS & co, PrOprietors,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
For sale by all southern .drugglsls ana genera
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Go To Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, Ill.
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A NVR send ng uI the address of ten persons with
MN 10 cts. will receive, free, a beautiEul chrome
nNEH and instructions no Y to get rich psf paid.
UN6s Iity Novelty Co lOS South 8th I. ,Phila, Pa,
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TIE P~tLsATIONs oFTHE HEART PHoTo-
dRAPHED.-An apparatus for rendering
the variations Of the pulse visible is one
Of the novelties Of French ingenuity.
There is a camera, in which, by means
Of cloek-work, q sensitized glass plate
is pushed in front of a very narrow ap.
erture exposed TO the light land in this
aperture there is placed a glass tube, in
which a column Of mercury may rise
and fall as in a thermometer. Now, by
attaching to the wrist a rubber tube,
filled With mercury, in connection with
the tnbe Of the apparatus, the beating Of
the pulse is received on this artificial ar
terry, and the pulsations are transmitted
to the recording apparatus. The column
in the tube acting as q screen, light can
penetrate the aperture only where the
column is deficient consequently the
prepared plate becomes black under the
influence Of light everywhere except at
ouch places where the column intercepts
it. as the column rises AMI falls with
each p~ulsation Of the heart, these black
lines on this prepared plate, pushed
regularly forward, will be longer or
shorter alternately, and will be Gee
lively photographed al being lines per-
pendicular to a column base, the heart
thus being madeto regis'e or photograph
ically its own pulsationg. These pho
Geographic approximations can be SO mag
nifed at to be rendered visible across a
large hall, and the apparatus may be
modified SO a to register the variations
OF respiration and similar physiological
and pathological phenomena.
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The story comes from the London Graphic,
from which it appears that Monte Christo's
escape from the sack in which he was flung
into the sea from the Chateau DIFF has been
initiated by an ingenious Persian. Having
incurred the displeasure of q high function.
AIRY at shiraz, Mohammed Mira was con.
demned to be fastened up in sack with
viper, cock, and a cat, and after an hedr,s
time, when this happy family had improved
their acquaintance, the sack and its contents
were to be thrown into the river: For
tunately for Mohammed Mirza, his exc
cutioners forgot to search ms pocket,
which contained small knife. Directly
the mouth Of the sack wss/closed upon him
and his companions he ht in half the viper,
which was already eScircling his leg;.the
cock aud the cat wee next dispatched, and
our Persian occupied the remainder of bis
hour By simulpdng violent fight of the
three animals and giving forth the most :ex-
cruciatbg cries Of agony. In due time the
sack, md all were consigned to thesWater,
andtben Mohammed Mira, speedily freeing
himself from the prison, gained the other
side Of the river, and came posthaste to iEu-
rope, for the future voluntary exile from
ibis fatherland. s., =, : 90
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I ~ - BY n. d. Lee, ~. ~
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
23- y No. 1914 Main street: ~ ~
TRUsTEE's SALE OF LyALu ,s I, 9

.TRUSTEE'S SALE ID OF VALUABLE
lBRICK DWELLING ON The SOUTH SID ,!s
OF ROSS STREET BETWEEN FOU kTEENTH
AND MAYO STREETS -B = virtue OF a deed el
trust from r. +. James TO the undersigned dated
I'D day Of September, 872, recorded In the CLERKS
Office OF Richmond Chancery Court d 3. SS b,
page 1921 being thereto fequred by tne hGlaer Of
unpaid will proceed to sen at public suction on
the prernises, on WEDNESDAY the yOtn s 9a iyS 9.
described in said deed, follows On the south SIDE
Of Ross street commencing go feet frsm na SS
feet. ana thence at right angles In q southwaraly
direction IS feet, more or less to bIisk factory
owned by r. ID. James, thence at right angles. along
the line Of said brick factory go feet, thence az
right angles, more or less, TO the place OF
with all the right and apDurenances belonging
thereto.
.gTERMs: Sufficient In cash to pay of and discharge
a certain bond made BY q. James beaTing d az;
$1,000, payable on demand, with Interest at nine
per cent per- apnum till, paid balance on such
terms as may be made known ut the time or saie.'
de "a %afTdEl 81 .R. D.JAMES, trustee
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sar Or,ci, tte canadian rpho fonr;cbnd ono
- Sann ons IoSu.an, MnS nya' . Sas "no
nunoeu auu ,o..y ysts Nos ons "ay, pa ~,
Ins tnlougn NMooinelu, wac selEeu opon os
eouter Oh ,usnl.urs SHOP Wno, Wtseut
CEREMONY, pu'leu nim a, IN ana m esgaa pumng
up p.s snalrs anu ,aoles . ulch, DesDg oio
any lhnrn, n'aoe out HUE Iesis.anee, .oul
asked the manii ne were master oftbe shop
him immediately, The man returned with
his master. to whom he nut the sane ones.
Stion: g Are YOU the master az the sho1,p ),
Yes. sir; what can I do for YOUR . 80 ]
Want you lust to hold your pnan q rniaIte
VINE / 90 out. y - 49,. :,
I -. S, ,,r 80,
npSay on Mienigan 1ssaad avenue sas,
and losSSd go w.. ~ -. u1"n ;,a 81
,sas .o .. .t!p nssgs. ana. 9us s as
aod The NM ss ss. ~ sae q o s 1s y,
nsared ID ,sbiiss es ae1s nssi OF h 9 asap
ners' n,ssss a.sS hs,ss " saas ssIyo,
hired 10 rub srset IN On b;S sasss &. ~; e,
spite of the earn an, t 81 ,hs 800 81
he would not 60 assv;,;s th ~ We s El%s
Free Press. ''a ''s' f.ot -1 l't''
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~ - By Lyme s Brorner. 2. -
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
-. ~ 80 1910 Main street. ...sttS =

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i BRICK-sToRE.t WLTH. DWELLING ,0VER
TWEEN ELEVENTH AND II W Ell ETH
STREETS. INTHB CITY Of MANCHESTIEsR VA
executed By Alexander Avis and wife, bearing date
on 18th december, 1873, duly recorded in the
clerks office of Chesterfield County Court IN D; r
of said trust being so required by the beneciarfes
therein name d. sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses, on, WEDNESDAY the 30th December,
1874 af O'Clock 2. ~, the aboye-descrfoed pro-
perty, consisting OF BRICK !STOREwltbo dwelling
over same, containing about four rooms and the
usual out-ho,ises. Lot 2Sh by ! 65 feet. ;.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and to pay off
certain bond executed ny Alexander Alvis, dated
18th December, i s 73, and PAYABLE twelve mouths
same from maturity until pufd residue or
the purclIasemoney, on such terms rs VIII be mace
known at the hour of sale.
:, de 10 ThOHASF. POLLARD, trustee.
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3 BY COOK q Lapgnton, Ausuoneers.
Z corner Governor and Frank Kiln streets.

nANKRUPTsALE OF DRESS GOODS,
GdCASsImER ESa CL.0THSj CoATIN esS, &c,
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the PUN sIll. y IN 4
Einth street. two doors Below the Virginia Opera
House, large and desirable stock oSA i as.1foY I
AADIEs Ess so io business and overcoat
~ (AssTMEREs, CLogHSs 80 fii.st fI5t 2
VEsTINGs, PANTS, PATTERNS sgf g5sI1
/ g LAP. ROBEs, LADIES, eHAWLS. -. =
Yfn stock Isl fresh and desfsble, and merits the
attention Of dealers aud tliepublies
The most desirable portion, Of the stock remains
iunsofd. COOh LAUunIao,
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I I'm ByLyne q Brother,
Real Estate Agents; and huctioneers,
~ e3tt{, No, 12l2 Main street.. 8.

DECEIVER,S SALE OF. ONE HUN
IN DEED .AND. sEYENTY,sFLy ETHogssAND
YARD, MACHfNERY Y. &C., ATAUCTI0N.-By
virtue Of a decree Of the United staIes Court OF
Fastern Virginia, st Rlcnmend. entered On the Esd
HudgIns, bankrupt, shall as receiver. sell at pub
lie auction, on the prenites at the Ebrck-yard or
said K. M.Hudeias, In the city OF Manchester, near
ON THURSDAY the 31std Gay Of December, 1915.
at 4 O'Clock 2. M one. HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND NEW BRICKS
(about twenty-five thousand Of same are In the city
Of Richmond Va, near the new school-building on
Carylnear Madison street, J. with we CARTS. USE
BOARDS In the yard, ONE BRICK MACHINE,
rW Five VIII Ell BARRUWS,g THREE Mud
or LUMP-MlLLs. SH eds. ONE
fBRICK-PRESS, lot Of TOOLS, lot Of PLANKS,
HARNESS, BBICk-MlLLS. &C.
st IA 1d .rjgE gss7Fs.,f. go. t.s. IS ~ Receiver.
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ny LyAs EsBfutnesa liz 80
Real Estase Agents end Auetioreers,
b Nd II NE. iig1 zt1dafn stzesfs II

krtiOMMIssIoN ER;s SALE OF YALJA.
NJ, BILE IMpROEED AID y NIMPKOYsEslD
REAL ESTATE III TEfE RDWN 0E.EULTOM,
ER0ETIMaiONg E0UiSIANAs CIR PIN, Sc
RkiisfhRlT fh HS5sikas5
THEREDNDN3TWEN TYlyTFTAnB ETWEEH
MEN AND CARY STREET At AuCElOa.-.
Byyirtue OF decree rendered ny sn ss dnanssfy
February, 1874, fn thecausc of Mayo. gIapaias gs
Mayo s9d iats:a shall, on THuRsDAY.the Biz ltla
day Of December 1e7assel by auction & on t dn
nye misses commencing at O'Clock Y. "a, IN she Or
der named the following BELL ESTATE:
II sist,SVACANT LOT corner Third an6 Lonislaps
streets frontlag 100 feet on louisiana street ana
II SJ8 fast on Third street.. Il ai9sE;3i
Louisiana street and 100 fest On Second street.
& 3d. LOTS n os. al and 20, corner THIRD enc
LoIsiana streets fronting EACH 26z1l9 feet, Tith
q FHAMED HOUSE thereon, strn1erty 3
u 4th FOu si LOTS on Graham between g,iliana
and Marshall etreetss fronting each a0xIl o feet;
being al OF Lot A. and parts 81 LOIS NJ anu
ib I'M sGuare 20 In the plan Of Fulton J,
-YERMs; I. One- THIRD cash residue at y anu IA
months, abe purchaser giving bis bonds bearing IN,
terest from day OF sale title being retained Until
;uurchase.m Is paid and a.convsysnGe jig Or
tdered by the court. VILLA ti A. MAuE
q dc SOtssis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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9aNow IFS IA DBAocRAT.' THE! ictty
Standard Says: In one of our puolic
schools the teacher asked the following CUES.
aif the United States is a'Republie, why
is it?" -.
Ali the class gave upstbe conundrum, but
one little fellow of seven years at fastJumpeu
to his feet ana said: y .i1if. j.. z ;anI1o.1
!, s. know. s. 1t used to be a Republic, but!
now It's Democrat" lfss.fsti.2is 9a 400
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TK.g. - oY the CxnaieA1 la3sals
IL q z d a n S1tss ss'ss !.

80 t. eY nc CNAalAa1 IsSensfs m g !
! rs SsI2 ri StIss - Fsss
& - iaissiSi
ME- ME-; R ssh,ss MI liow VA. sds
qs sl Iss sss III ah i sSs aa'
.s;ss 1nS u Ali nifGiasin ssy; ID
e ~; xsk n: 81 8 ssss Is
. sE,Jgs sgs;.it 5Sssss5sl .fiJs o.3sea
H 2 2. ri, psssy .s gsss 3s Essj
j. Hsnpf ihe ros9, for don't yots SEQ u 70
6;is He's King of the Gannshal Ism ads. ",
taiys ,,iia Z ssnator stewed. 4 said Fish ssayf 1
so sGsi Kia s * iss csnnieai aads'' e
Ro,iy,rpoiiys gsuimon and greensf Jals a89ft
Senators 81 Ned are toughit seems, ii 5;,i.s.
80 they warmed q dist! Of Boston beans - s. ~ Fl,
$40 F3t the King OF the tannauai ahnn U.s. y
h wisS h ei lad ssstsh b Stsn. T
q Ard i,,1t ani 40 60 sheNretched show - Eil7
So That beggars the Cannibal Is.snds,g s:sssf1e
gs,s af,Srs EsnmbeF Song. z;g9te i,ssy,
Drop say sweet head, M dafMns. down ana, rest
BE yooihed and eemfosted be lored alal blessed.
Against thy eiIken. honey-eo,ored hair DO
I lean loving cheek; nfnute caresei
Close, ciose gather thee and kiss .hyisnk ass'
White eyelioS, sleep g e. sestly aotn oppresS'
Dear little head that lies In :calracontent &, ~ r.
Within the gracious hollow that SOC mace !.
In every human shoulder, Wherehe meant $50 -
some tiredbead for comfort shoufd helaids So J.
Most IKE 3 heavy-folde rose thou art, 80.
III, summer afr reposingt war M and still g
Drear, ty sweet dreams npan my guset heart; SnG
watch thy slumber, nanght shall &c NEE nee III u
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GALE Az AUCTION OF III VERY
EJBEktT9fFUEAN U ETTH 8xaCK
H Hssn hLass S5tEi sa ae i EsE
ANHLEIGH HTREETsy.WiH be sod &C nfe4iofa.
on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. xy,Jma1ry As76Zd.x2
EkiCK pWEEEfNeS sIJssfsd xeaSScs&, rssentsy
bccupt9& bFsthe late Ms. Martha Davis, Theloe
hiss B 9rous OF A8 feet, ana depth 6f 1904 toA
paye1 a1lef1 zhea dutilfn2 t0HfsiHs EtGhf large
rooms bsside three EIalleF ones With iron Ferxn.
1e ~ the Mnnt cn4trlef aad. 20 tne two pafioEs,
with front md rear po7t3cCs. III he EftebeE e1afsfrs
GHeaDGr1s, 4nd shers Is an axee5lent smoke-house
Tbe Encse pgsmiess are connested With the City
paintedi outside ana indde, md pspsred md an
now fn the most perfect coEdifton.
After the ss&le OF, the dwelling fhe LOT Ia ffS5t
NORTH add two f6the Sodfh WIN be soId.i These are
really ytfyi handfoMe lots The servant residing.
on The place VIII show The house TO those Who may
TERMs. One fsurfh cssb;; balansa IL ssx, twelve.
and eighteen months FOX pe29tinbae notes, interest,"
& dc 20 y Nv GODDTN. dnct;oDeer. 81
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y ~ BY Grubbs 6 Williams, Z.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleyesith street hetweens Maiu and Bank.

~ e. ~. go =
TRUSTEES SALE: OF. * TRACT OF
L. LAND CoNTAININS ABOET ! 60 ACRES,
LINING ON z UCKAHVE GREhk.AB0GTSSiiix..
TEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND. In THE
COUNTIES OF GOOCHLANDiA AND HENR!CO,
ATfAUCIION.-By virtue Of deed OF trust from
r. O. Spaidiugy to the undersigned rs trustee, duly
recorded in Goochiand County Court clerks office,
VIM sen at public auction. upon the premises on
SATUIfDaY Y, January q, 1875, at IL O'Clock d..
the TRACT OF LASD, the former resider &C Of
partly In Henrco, and containing about $50
ACRES. Il j4.E YliS.a!, ,.a,..,
o,it houses on the place, and the land IL OF good
quality. The principal value Of tue properly IS,
however, In It's supposed rich, coal deposits coai
being successfully mined on adjoining tracts. ,r,
FsONE-FUUnTH OF The MINERAL RIGHTS
Is RESERVED.
cutting this trust and 10 pay note for foOV, wiits
interest from the 1Sth Of October. 1877, Nh paiIi
and the residue OF the purchase money upon SUCH
terms as may be prescribed by the grant0r 70 saio
deed or his assigns. OYERToN c. BROWn. !, E
GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. de -
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Scene laid ID Paris. Dsanasis persesg-,
England and France. QuI VA Id : II e sJe,,'
sa5E las knew the iangnage,. Com
merit s, aaya be. 9 Come on! e says ], iaa6
= knocked him down. Boston l4duertsssr,
s ,2st, - ''' SIS
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DTIBLIC sALEoF LAND In MOTTO.

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND In MOTTO.
Il WAY tCOuNTY.-Pursuant to the provisions
OF deed of trust from g. s. Baker, Jr., to myself,
trustee of Mrs N. p. Jones, cestai etrust shall
at bIacks-and- Whites, In said county, on FRIDAY
the ST of Januaryynext, offer for sale the TRACT
OF LAND III said deed men lon d, embracing
about TWO II UNDRED ACRES, desirahiy located
about one mile north OF the above depot and hav-
Ing thereon an excellent dwelling. E5Hp
/. Sir, Baker will take pleasure In showing the
premises to any party contemplating purchase
TERMS: On day Of sale. - :, 90
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CAUTION.

b Buy no powdersor prepared s1 INN Q LIVEF
REGULATOR. unless in our en- yraged wrappe
with trade mark, stamp, and signature unbroken
''''o - j. q. ZEILIN & Co..,
b. do Ss.6m = n Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
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NELATINE.-One cask for. sale low at
VI SCOTS drugstore, Old Market.
KEROSENE OIL in quantity at SCOTS drug
r. AXLE GRHASEin kegs, cases, and boxes, for
sale low at SCOTS drugstore, Old Market.
tEESkLTPETRE.-l.O00 pounds various grades,
for sale at SCOTS drugstore, Old Market:
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4 EFFEoTuAL SPECIFIC

Armed with this all elm LIN a q ana
changesof water ana food maybe faced without
fear. AS remedy in HAZARDOUS fE'Ehs'
K5,1wi1EsIj ScsoMpl ANTS EsTI Es ssEss'
JAUNDICE, NAUSEA, Is .yo;;z .pSi5.qa.fs .rI.
THE CHEAPEST. PRIEST, AND BEST FAM
Eat.2l{ty,y MsDICISE IN THE WORLD - ..
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E.a..T., .sI;ha,e never seen or tried
~ - ID ch Smple. effscacious. sat
NJ e isfact6rS, and pleasant rene y
13{g4 fdy iSImy,hfe."-H.H AISER, sal
$3.50 ST. louis, bio. IN feii,nsir. al
81, - Hon. Alex. H.istephens. ~
. l}G.iy ri occasionally use, when my 4 {
a. II condition requires IL, Docter /.
Simmons's Liver Regulator
~ with good effects" -h0N, ~
,.,F1 { ALEX. II. STEPS EMS. = nj ttS
Governor Of Alabama. 49,
.@2 .Your Regulator has been
Fyf!. In use In my family for some i:
:. time, and ] am persuaded ills
n valuable addition to the
- medical science" o. ~
r.. q GILL SHORTER, Ala. air. 81,
sssH'ft%u have used the Regulator Z
5i% inmy family for the past sew
- 80, enteeni years. can safely re-
y : commend 1t to the world as =.
the best medicine have ever i,e.'fj
~ ag4 used for that class of diseases l.I..
$50. it purports 10, cure."-H. +.
THIGPES.
!, 90, President Of City Bank. -.y :.
"Simmons,s Liver Regula-
tor has proved good and efi-
'-IA'+ cacious mediCine."-C. IA. ~
u E.lfl NUTTISG. q ..i":t1E3 @:."al -
~. r.sm s..ls a.. q Druggists. .,,-gy.gL. !,
vr "We have been acquainted
with Dr. ,Simmons's Liver
9! Medicine Tor more than TWEEN z
.s4 s~l, ty years, and know 1t to be the Ia.
~ bestLiyer Regulator offered
to the public."-M. r. LYON .'*
/ - and n. L. LYON, fBellefon- iGu
81 Il, tame, Gu y.HGJ a:Tas -
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fsEUesss |ls;s'
- rySs ~ q ef q "a
ss,isse slls6pAs's LIVER REsu uL ATOP AZ Of
llsI II a sfsst
Tor oil diseases OF the Lily Stomach. and Spleen.

Lof Asl
.Itis emiuepfIy q Family MEDICINE;
g. and by eefng kept ready for ft1fHems
IN } afe resort win cave many m hors Of
suHrrfpg and many q, dollar in time
! Risfs Sn6 doctors, fdlla. .la3sl n tis go
~ AFTER Forty Years trial It Is Sill re. 81
sRfsfng the most Unqualified fesnm0.
! 5HIals Of Ifs virtues from persona q 81
the highest character and fesponet.
81 tbtfity. Eminent ys:aians command
tt3z ttas the most fL5s.t ss..l. 81; 81.
EFFEoTuAL SPECIFIC
~ g for CossrrpAT1oa, HEADACHES. y
I'd. ~, PArYeial the SHOULDERS, DIzzE-
FRss. SOUR STOMACH, bad tasfe
/ g1tt 81 In the alMogTH, BILIOUS At Il q
igs TAcKs, PALPITATION Of the
NS'itt HEART, PAIN In The regt0R OF ~
!. :. ,fs.rS Tire KIDS EYS., DESPoHDENCYs9 A.,
GLOON, and forebodfngs or EVIL.
81 n nii OF which are The offspring lofsGt
diseased LIVER. .,,t,,i
II You feel Dull, DRowsY, oS.
j '.t:t.S DEBIEIT kTED, have frequent -
.:s%t HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES (. & L. s,
..sA3 HkfJtY,IOOB PPETITE, ana -
i - TONG UE COATED. you are sur s.:
! ~ sfering from TORPID LryEK or =, NJ y,
- 50 sRILpUsNEss,n and nothing Il I n
w. NJ will cure ybu SO spettniS and ~ M
uSa permanently. u'4a. I'll ,.,s;, ~
.hfs2s srne LIVER, the largestorT I. Z !;
81 III the body, issgeneraliy the =
= seat Of the 6iseaset andif not ~ !,
.u-ss REE.uIkrisD In tiulegfeat suf.
.iz.iir ferfng,I IaHfei chedness and 90
/ -nv@ DEATH VIII ensue. s + - ~ z -
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|DKINTTs. An. kinds done neatly and:
&c axps6tsopsl shsD spstesa EzsRtaHssH anse.
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e IL sIAiMONs'S' a.
LIVER REGULATOR.

FOR Dyspepsia. ICoDstlpattop, Jaunuce, bIHUu'
its, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &C., - -
ITHAS NO EQUAL.
.sNgSts s2y4Z4fG&r&Es
. Is faultiess family edcine. ,,.,-y,
Does not disarraugc the system. 49," =
lJtiI is sure to cure II taken regularly. - #4ir
- lis no drastic, violent medicine, III H. sr.s.
Does not Interfere with business.
is no intoxicating beverage. -LtGe
= Contains the simplest and best remedies
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TOR RENT; BRICK DWELLING As,
II No. HOS St.-J0hn,s street, containing kAl
spripg on the premises The rot includes two acres;
with a good garden, {ruit.frees grape wines, &c.
Possession given january 9th. apply to1t.it.i3
de "a 6ts@ Oh between MaI shall and Tiay.i
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EOR RENE, ssthat desirable BRICK a.
4 RESIDENCE, No. 81 8. on the west side E:a
of Ninth street between Clay ana Leigh streets,
containing seven rooms, with all modern improve
nnents and servants accommodations iApplytoa
.I&,Is. 2lpfD JAMES NJ. TAYLOR &sOE, Il I
! de 2S.3t Real .EstatetAgents and AuctOneers
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TOR RENT, THE RICHMOND Al
II HOUSE, corner Or Governor and Ross -
streets, at present occupied by Mrs, Morley pply
fhr mr. ~. StN.
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FOX KENT.

"a FINE FARM F0RasRENT.-I shall
60, Naw Kent county January. I'd, 1873, the
NORsTaBURY FARM, belonging to the estate OF
Dr. Samuel webb, deceased. t...gIiIi I'D gg:,n,
Terms 20 bo 4a7 stsn- epp B. W. LACY,
o'nuAi' ~ ~ Curator of the Estate;
r poycrpRs Auctiopeer. IA III de 3U-otd