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BIG LICK, ROANOKE COUNTY. yA.,l

. July II, 1870. !
Dr.. 4. G.. Uotldrd: My friends Messrs. Kim
dret : Galloway, of your city. write me that you
woHld Ike 70 know how am ;ting along wi h my
would say to You that my eye Is perfectly well.
Some called 1t 4 Cancer-wart and Others Scab.
and was gradually growing worse, and gave me
great uneasiuess. had tried various remedies, and
all to 10 eff ct. After reading IN the Religious He.
raid reply from Messrs. Jeter & Dickinson TO tile
Medical Faculty / at once determined to call ON
you and this is the result, for which thank you
succeed, as you have heretofore done, Fam your
we'll wisher, B. T. TISsLEY
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srrHenIANp.s WHARF. /,

LANCASTER COUNTY, VA. So
I was afflicted with Cancer on the nose Tor slop&
time-so much 80 that u had eaten on S00d por.
ton of my nose and was making great pYpgfeaa.
1t was located near The end Of my nose, and had
eaten through, disfguriug me very mucl. Hearing
of Ur. Wolaru's great success in curing cancers "
went to him aud placed myself under bis treatment.
After several weeks OF his practice the cancer came
out, but left me very much dishgured. The place
has healed up perfectly sound, leRving no trace or
the symptoms Of lhe disease whatever. y ~. ts,
would advise all who are suffering With such
disease not to neglect IT, as DID, and thereby become
and be cured. His treatment IL net severe, but mild
and sure Yours respectfully,
- JOHN EESDFHSoEsf
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CERTIFICATES.

DR.. A. G. JFoliurd.
My Dear sir,-After four years Of pain and sur
fertug with Cancer, covering the back of my right
hand and wrist, am now entirely relieved by your
practice. Before consulting you / had tried many
remedies, and besides, had called In four nhySicaus
or this city, whose practice did me good and after
being almost at the point Of despair was induced
to try your practice which has made perfect cure
OF my hand. With grateful heart give You this
my cerdhcatc, and trust that any poor suf rer who
May God In His mercy bless. protect, and defend
you from all harm, and sntfer you 10 live long. that
you may bring comfort, health. and happiness TO
thousands OF sufferers, Is the prayer OF your ever
grateful friend. JOHN PULLEN.
corner Fourth and Main streets, Richmond, Va.
4 SO -.
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c-o,n Petersburg.
-. a, The Richmond Dispa,ch.l

.,as,,ce Of tho Richmond Dispa'cn.I
fo'F'''''''> PETERSBURG, December IS. :,
- rnrrocs (brothers). by The name OF
Two n S Rjcb,rd Pryor, were badly cut
Evan anu naz,r late Yesterday evening at the
with a nG~C nr Washington street 1t is SAID
W. &, emu "',, n was done by razor in the
H.. he cu,,i n,1o ynnth named Edward Col
hs'd> OF I'D; 70 have been provoked by
jie- VINO oh !; against him a. the street-cor.
toe? p.Sn. a-2a,,f WAS issued for the arrest Of
Err: a MALI. ~ Iatcs; reports he was still at
i'iSe. oro At nrc,rn, no receipts of tobacco
Ihctc "'I az 80, AZ the city, which is partly
@n ms 10 the state Of the roads esa and partly TO
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MANCHESTER, VA, January 20, 1870
Some fifteen years ago WAS esiictei with Whist 10
called SEin-cancer 1t making Its appearance on tho
inside OF my nose, and extending about ode Inch fn
side of both of my nostrils. II caused me mnin3
remedies liz my reach with no avail concluded To-
Try the treatment Of DR.. "a. G.. W0liard, OF Btch-
moad Va, and after TWO months trial OF bis prac-
tice am very glad to say that end myself welh
and consider she cure permanent. The injected
paris show no trace Of the treatment, betn& per-
iectly free from all shooting pains and ctsease.
1 can most heartily recommend all persons who
are afflicted with such diseases TO apply 70 Dr. VOL.
lard; who has made such an eHsct1ai cure Id my
case, And let me here say that never suffered on1
half while under his treatment that j did IN the
same length of time before treatInent
u Respectfully yours, 81
JOHN CLEMENTS, ~
10. Ninth street between Hull and Decatur.
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This Is to certify that had tumor located 1T the
inner corner of my eyebrow aboutthe size of mar
bic, extending down In the corner of my eye. 1t
has been coming for some eight years, and for the
last three four years gave me much uneaSiness
my eye was much affected by It; but after some six
weeks OF DR.. Wollard's treatment the tunur came
out and my eye was we'll, and it has now bQen well
some three or four months-as well 4s IL ever was-
not injuring my sight In the least 50 can heartily
recommend the Doctor to ali who may be oflcted
with similar diseases. K. A. JOSEPH, -
No. 212O, corner Short and Scott Streets
sset Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

After being sufferer for twenty years from q
Cancer located immediately below my left eye
self under bis treatment. In The course of q few
weeks was entirely well. thank God. and am able
10 pursue my daily avocations with health and
strength. 49, ,,
feel great sympathy for the afflicted With can
GER therefore publish this for the benefit Of those
afflicted with that awful disease.
t@ i JOHN BAXLEY,
corner OF Twelfth and Perry streets.
MANCHESTER, VA, May 80, 1875,
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RtcuMoSD. VA sentember 3. 1874

RICHMOND, VA, September 8, 1874.
I wish to say to the afflicted, that have been
sufferer for long time with Very ugly Cancer on
nv upper lip, which had extended considerably
into my nose, disiguring my whole face and rap
Idly spread ing The pain WIS so intense that Iwas
me Fortunately was informed OF DIR. A. G. VOL
lardis treatment of such cases. / applied 10 him,
and at once went under his care; aud after the
lapse OF three weeks The Cancer came out with oil
lis roots. he sore Is now healed up. and but very
little marks ieftbe lip and nose as natural as ever
and can never but feel grateful TO the Doctor for
his skill IN my case. Mrs. e. TUgNER.
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WHITE sroNr, LAscAs.rIa q cc 3 va,

.3 WHITE STOVE, LAycAs1ER COUNTY,. YAH
October Q. 1874
This Is to certify that was great sufferer rc11
Cancer, located on the back Of nay neck. hich mace
treatedby several physicians OF high Standing. but
never obtained cure. Underwent an cpefatien
by the knife. No goou resulted, bat seemed 10 grow
worse. Having heard OF Or. a. g.. W ollardfs Tot
kichmondl treatment of such eases i Nens to see
Elm, and be undertook my case, can now recon-
has dropped .oat, is now heatcdnp dwell: and
affords me The greatest pleasure OF my life TO bear
testimony to the remarkable cure that DR. WoliaTG
has so successfully race In my case. ~
go. - Z THOMAS FAUNTLKROys
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RrcHMosp. July 90, 1874

Dr.. A,tG. WoIIard:
Dear Sir,-I was for the past twenty.fonr ears
afflicted with yirulenI Cancer on my tight cheeG,
about the size OF a walnut. After trying various
remedies, all 10 no purpose, and having given UP
ali hopes or ever being cured. was fortunately
handed one OF Your circulars. After reading II
carefully was induced 10 call and see ron, and u
Is now with pleasure that can state that AFTER
treatment Of three months the Cancer Is out, the
sore healed up sound and well, and can now bear
testimony to the efficacy Of your treatment OF Cam
Ger by your invaluable Vegetable Medicine.
i would advise all who suffer from cancer TO visit
you at once and get cured. Yozrs gratefully,
$50 - s. - Mrs. e. A. HowARD. Is.
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10 THE pUsI.Ie.

Tbs IS to certify that was afsicted with Capcer
causing me severe peiu and distress. wasiufofmed
OF DR.. A. 6, WOltard's Career Medicines. After
consuising the Doctor &C HE Office 423 EraRRItn
to say that after Eurteen days the csncer COM
pleteIy came ont, aud tn the conrse OF SIX weeks Is
was entirely gea.sa up. aug am now seuna
little pain. st7zS
1 think this method Of treating career much
ssirer than knife operation and can cheerfaiIy n.
commend Df. Wolnrds whose cand0f. think, wilx
secure the confidence az almost any su1erIrs
R1cHMoSp. VA, Lay 8. 1874
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rIrY TAXES FOR 1875.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,}
RICHMOND, November 80, 1875. s
This Office will be open daily from 8 o'clock A.
NJ. TO O'Clock P. 81. from the 10TH TO the 81 ST
DAY OF DECEMBER nclussse, for the purpose
of receiving from any person Who has already paid
enc half only of the city taxes charged to him the
remaining half; and that
TEN PER CENTUM
vil be added to the amount Of said remaining half
of the tax charged In every case where the party
assessed Shall fail 10 pay said remaining half within
the nine SO limited. a.
fhe month of June one hair OF the city taxes Que
from such person shall fail 70 pay the whole amount
thereof on or before the 31st day OF December
there shall be added
TWENTY PER .CENTUM
upen the amount OF the tax 50 remaining DUE
The Collector would especially call attention 10
the delinquent bills,
REAL AND PERSONAL.
In addition to the twenty per cent. to be added he
is drec.ed by ordinance 10 post copy OF All denn
auent personal biIls at the frost door Of Ihe G.J
aall dnrDg the feornsFEyN 'gFI ae q Ma
SOoGaI1m So, e Collector.
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cHrLzsBuRG, CAROLINE coUNrY,yA,l

November 19.h 1875.
l deem It due to DR.. WoIlard and the public 10
say that my wife had Cancer Tor want Of cancer
Gus nature under her left eye which was very pain
fRl and annoyed her greatly: she tried number
OF remedies without any good effect. In December,
lS74, she placed herself under the treatment Of
Or. A. G. W lard, ana in twenty days was entirely
well. 1t has now been nearly d year since II was
cured, and any one unacquainted with her would
not perceive the slightest scar. Given under my
hand this day and date as above written.
&. ALLENswoRTH.
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prl,,,rovr, Oc8oi,er,. o. 1 81

PIC1IMoSD, October q, 1874. q
This is 10 certify thar was afflicted with CANCER
and after trying various edies-an 70 no p,iHst
ately went under his treatment. am glad now. To-
state aud also bear testimony 20 his Invaluable re-
mecy and cure for Cancer. The Cancer u ali C1Ss
the sores healed up sound and we'll u. s.
take this medium 10 show 10 the public the ests
nation that I bold the Doctor Ia for so e5-ctnnly
relieving me OF that terrible disease Cancer.
WiLLIAA d. WABDs 81
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WILLIAMSBURG. VA, My j. 1875.

DIR. d. G. Wolldrd:
i my nose for the last gilt years about the zine OF
hale d dollar. For the past twe year, " has esea
areeet,inoiy pafufsl and yery fcyertsh, and has
haep prss,sing rxpidy for The last Six or twelve
snonrt,s have tiie0 various snd nuiperors sens.I
lies that have read OF and been advised p MI
M f&sefT inyssK under yoer charge and atiefsa
sre men, of aboat three d srs happy 10 say
Ii in ne cured, FEST free ~ Essommena WV
In = mt Who may Sc afalctsd iu Ike ANNEX
yssyIespee1nllys = = Ss g. ~ ~ StSs4Asss
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TAXES.

E.-MANCHESTER TAX-PA1-
IN Frs remember that the LIST OF January.
1876, there will be added to all city and school
taxes unpaid at that time FIVE PEE CENT. OF
their amount, and as the ordinance requires Inc
Treasurer 10 Settle on the LIST of February follow
ing he WILL be compelled to proceed peremptorily
In the collection of the said taxes Immediately aief
the FIVE per cent. Is addeC.
Treasurer Of the city of Manchester.
de 15-W&StJa1-
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pIc,r,osn. v. Juue 111s75.

RICHMOND. VA, june IL, 1875.
have been sufferer for come time from tEat
disease called scrofuia, and bad lump under my
treatment with Or. A. q. WOl.ard for several
weeks am glad to say tina. the lump is gone, ana
feel well and free from disease and can cheer.
fully recommend his treatment all or the afflicted
: who may be suffering from this disease. : g
MARY ELLEN BOLT On.
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RIeuMoyp. Va. september is, 1874.

RICHMOND, VA. September 10, 1871.
This Is to certify that 1, Josephine Folks, was
afflicted with Cancer or Cancer.Tnm uuuer my
arm near the arm-pit. IL caused me great uneasf-
ness, being very large. applied TO DE-. a. g. Vol.
lard and after successful treatment OF two months
hi ana glad TO state that am now enrirelY Wen ;nuo
nom bis treatment of my case enjoy better heai
thar 4 ever did before. JosEPatSE f0LLh
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s, Or. Robinson, OF Port Jeryls, M T., pro-
poses to exhibit flying machine at the Cen-
tennial, enabling one 70 travel oae hundred
Msses An hour. $50.
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BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE COUNTY, yA,1 s
September 90, 1874.
/ wish to bear testimony &c tn. speedy cure that
Dr.. "a. q. " olard, OF Richmond, has made on my
case OF Cancer. which was located on my lower LIP.
IL gave Inc such pain that caused me great uneast-
ness, rs the cancer grew RAPIDLY and bed frsauent-
~. Hearing OF Hr. Wollard's success In sachs
cases. at once applied to the Doctor for tire afment
and am glad to say that after four weeks thecans
Ger came out and Is now healed up |; and can now
eheerfuy say that feel Tree from all Its eHecsss
and am perfectly satisfied with the cure 80
Mrs. WILLIAM TAYLOR
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1915 IMPORTANT. 1877
j. T. ELLYsON,
NEws-DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,

AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published In this country and
Europe, win send any OF the following papers aud
magazines to any address postage paid, on re-
ceiDt OF the prices annexed, which are the pub
lishers' lowest rates. The EDUCATIONAL JOUR-
NAL, with any Of the following periodicals. win be
snpn1ied nj IL "a.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 2S, 1875.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Thite. ~ bushels. Red, 232 bu;hels
Corn White, 26S bushels.
OATS.-242 bu: hcis.
SALES.
WIfEAT.-Hhite. ] 6 bushels al Sc.
CoRN.-IF 66 bushels at SIC; % bu hels at
&C total. "a bushels.
OA7S.-22 bushels common at 4Sc AZ bushels
ut SOC; lie bushels very good at 52c.-totai, 1872
ulU
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, December 2S-Noo1.-Stocks duh
and steady. Money, 9. Gold, 1121. Exchange
Long, 4S55; short, 4S9. Governments dull. States
quiet and steady.
Euening Money easy at Coz. Gold closed at
l12H@ll 8. Sterling quiet al 4S5H. Governments
active and steady states steady except Tenuessees
and Virginia's. which are better; Tennessee 6's,
AN; new, 393; Virginia 6's 40; new, 38k; con-
soils, 7G deferred, Sb. -
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OFFICE OF CITY ESGINEER,l
RICHMOND, VA, December %, 1870.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
IN be received at this Office until FRIDAY, De
cember 81 st. at ~ o'clock NJ. for FURNISHING
tn CITY MUL ES AND HORSES WITH FEED,
PROVENDEk, &C.. and also with STRAW, for
the term of three months
right to reject any or all proposals offered and OF
piyIng the Contract for each article required to the
Terms of proposals can be obtained by applying
at mi. Office. o'-- WE. CUTSHAW,
de 23-td City Engineer.
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uAMCEra.
CAscFRs ouaED,
CANCERS, TUMoRs, AND ALL KINDS OF
ERuruoss OF The SKIN TREATED
WITH SUCCESS

b y aI5s
I am native of Yirsinia, and as am psrma-
nent'y located at this place WISH 70 say to the pub
lie that offer for consideration nss of ssriacase,
shasars naauesaonaose of CURES TINT hav
made in your midst; and after tveasy-one years Of
successful practice in these diseases feel free to
offer my remedies to aalic.ed humanity without
fear or favor.
TIE KNIFE IS NOT USED IN Axs CASE
WHATEVER.
Office hours from A. NJ. to 2P.M ofsa., No.
11s west Cary street, corner of Jefepon, Rich
mond, Va. DIR. A. 6. woLLAnD.
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BALTIMORE.

RALTIMoRE, December 2S.-Virginia 6's, peelers,
46a consols, 704. West Virgina's, 9. h orth Caro-
lima 6's, old, 10; new, 8; special tax, 2. Bid to-
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. ALI KINDS OF. JoB-PRINTING
IN DONE AT THIS oFFICE
srIRCULARS, $40 10 81 per thousand sat.
" die DISPATCH PRISTIN6.H0uSAa
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GROCERIES, DC.

TUST RECEIVED 1000 POUNDS NICE
u MOUNTAIN BUTTER, which we sell low.
7..r W. u. ROBERTS & CO.,
dn oo.ltk 426 Sixth street.
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,...-g<,,ndtncc OF the Richmond Di>palch'i
Of Nh. STUART AND CAPTAIN oPlE-
A00"s,,s,s.-,<a coNrspERATE "REMINISCENCES -
,,er EAlS, &C.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-17
Card from Officer Twomey.

EDITOR HERALD: Since have been
ON the police force of this city / have
endeavored to discharge my duty dill
gently and faithfully. Considerable
fault has been found with my official
acts 10y the thieves, robbers, incendia-
ries, midnight assassins and hoodlums
have found it my duty to arrest, and
now the Express has seen proper to
join in with them in the hue and cry
raised against me. That paper blames
me for shooting in the air to intimi-
date ruffian had arrested and who
was attempting to escape from me,and
says an officer tshould never arrest
save and except in those cases in
which warrant has been issued by
duly qualified magistrate, unless in u
case in his own sight violation of
law has been committed Now, Mr..
Express, man breaks into your
house in the night time, murders your
wife and escapes into the street. About
that time n policeman comes along.
You state the facts to him and request
him to arrest the felon. What would
you think of an officer who would say
to you, "My dear fellow, you
must go out to San Gabriel
and bring in the District At
torney to draw a complaint, then
you must hunt up n magistrate (and
be certain that he is n "duIy quail
fled" one, because none other will do)
to issue Il warrant, and then if the
gentleman who you say committed
the crime has not departed for Arizona
or Texas I will be happy TO accommo-
date you" i want you and all others
to understand that l am not that kind
of policeman. If | find a man who
have reasonable cause to believe has
committed or is about to commit
crime, | will arrest him, warrant or
no warrant, and take the chances that
the respectable, law-abiding citizens
of Los Angeles will sustain me in so
doing. HENRY j. TwOMEY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-17
PASSENGERS Coming.

The stehintt Senator, which left
San Francisco at 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning, carries the following list of
passengers for Los Angeles: G F Nor
ton, II Davis, B F Wright, o Biurd,
R Jacobs, Mrs Fannie Lewis, Mrs M
Steen, Mrs Clark, Mrs Stephenson and
DIR, ] G Johnson and wife, e S john
son and wife, w II Mathews and wife,
J J Bell, ] w Garrom, + Haney, J w
Willoughby and wife, ID Moon, w
Nolan, w Stewart, Geo II Keizer, +
G Mitchell, Mrs Dickinson and child,
Mrs 4 Helmouth and child, S Gale, ID
Martin, Mr. Hermann and wife, Mr.
Clyman, Mr. Bodisker, Mr. Udell, 'Thos
Mcclure, jr, Mrs Streed and friend,
John Barley, n Compton, p Thelan,
A Horn, j G Storr, Ed Rlppel, + G
McGlone, M Griffith, Jno ID Bell and
wife, f G Buyers, Mrs e Boutwell,.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-17
Lecture by Mr.. James NJ. Quinn.

The balcony scene from Romeo and
Juliet elegantly portrayed in tapestry
by Mrs. Fesenfeld is attracting great
attention in Dotter & Bradley's VIM
dow. The scene has been put on the
canvass with great spirit, the attitude
and expression telling the intense
passion which Shakespeare put into
words. We recommend our love-
stricken young gentlemen and young
ladies to make study of the balcony
scene and learn just what the right ex-
preston is. 1t may be useful in par
lor seances and when taking LAM
gushing farewell over the fro mt fence
pickets.
The massive silver cups intended as
prizes at our Agricultural Fair are the
center of admiration at Thatcher's
jewelry store. The Temple and Nc
Dougal plate are solid silver cups
weighing nine ounces each and ele-
gantly engraved. These are for the
first prizes of the two and three year
old running races, and will be valu-
able mementoes to the winners. The
hurdle race cup is prettily engraved,
with appropriate emblems of the race
and is triumph to the jewelers. art.
1t is really pretty enough to tempt q
greenhorn to break his neck trying to
Jump a hurdle or two.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-17
Caution 10 Drivers.

Col Peel was walking the street yes
terday morning and without the least
notice the breast of horse and the
end of a shaft struck him tremen-
dous blow in the back, When the
Colonel recoved from the shock he saw
black horse and market wagon 60
ing in a lively trot down Spring street
with trundle bed clerk driving, who
DID not even look back to see what
mischief he had done. The Colonel
went home and got his pistol, put it
in his pocket and when he starts to
cross the street now he puts his hand
in his pocket, ready to draw and fire
at IL moments warning. There is not
man in Los Angeles who can shoot
quicker, or more accurately and We adj
wise the next driver that collides with
him to stop and apologize. This fast
driving through the streets may as
we'll be stopped first as last. 1t is al
ways dangerous. Somebody will be
killed and some hackman will lose the
top of his head if the authorities do
not put stop to it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-17
COURT REPORTS.
District Court....SEPULvEDA, J.

District C0urt....SEPULvEDA, J.
TUESDAY, November IL.
Caswell 4 Ellis VS.. Heiman & George.
for November 24th at 10 A. NJ. ..,
Keller VS. Lewis.-Thirty days additional
stay.
Harper & Long VS.. A. .WilsOn.-Demurre
to answer Overruled.
j. q. Jackson.--Ths and the preceding case
set for Wedn esday at 10 O'Clock. - FHt E.
Bulls VS.. Bulis.-Demurrer overruled: ten
days to answer.
Juan Sentous VS.. Pho Pico.-Demurrer over
ruled; ten days to answer. f.tiit4
A. Robinson, Trustee, We. John Hodges ct
al.-Demurrer overruled, and fifteen days TO
answer
A. Robinson vs. h, S. Harris et al.-Demur-
rer overruled; fifteen days to answer.
A. Robinson VS.. j. w. King ct al.-Same
ruling as in preceding case.
Adjourned. a eH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-17
Will Remain a Few Weeks Only.

. DR.. Aborn hereby informs the af-
flicted that he has returned to Los An
geles and will remain for a few weeks
only. After the first visit in most
cases the patients can return to their
homes and pursue the course of treat
ment prescribed without pain or in
terruption to business or travel. No
charge for consultation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-17
For Sale.

A MOUNTAIN RhNCH-1GO acres of sur
- veyed dGovernment claim. A rare chance
for invalids seeking pure air and healthy
climate. splendid farming land, especially
adapted for vineyard and orange orchard
Plenty of water. Ten acres cleared and two
have been cultivated. New house of three
rooms well finished. | 800 feet water pipe, full
set carpenters and agricultural tools. Stu
ated n few miles from town. Will be sold
cheapns owner wishes to return East. Apply
to KIMBALL & CHAPLIN,
novItf No. 10 Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-17
Real Estate and Building Association

AIoTlCE.-Stockho holders are hereby noti
IN ned 10 meet ut the office OF the Corpora
tion ON Second ST., on Monday evening, Nov.
70, 1875, for the purpose OF adopting code OF
BYLAWS, as by statute provided, and acting
on any other business which may be brought
before them. 5. II. BUCHANAN,
N. w. STwKLL, Sec. President.
Los Angeles, Nov. II, 1875. HW