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BUSINESS ORANGES.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS FOR SALE
ON FAIR TERMS.

I'~ Subscribers. wishing TO retire from the
l. HHDLt>hLk FANCY GDODs : : ID NOTION
81 >i%ES- t. d-volc themselves exclusively u
.s, manufacturing interests in this city. will dis
..... r' ih,ir stock uf GOODS on hand. STORE
:.&ii RES. amt LtASE or WAREHOUSE, on
aasn.., terms. 10 parties wishn. 10 embark in an
already w"ll-,,;tbli-hrd business. l hc warehouse,
sE.Ua',. o Main s!rrct III the h,>t position in The
''r. j. 40 feet deep, basement and first floor; !;
Hlnar' "url- lighted with sh light In the centre
'.." -.ntf.t hu"r j. / 90 ana third 80 feet deep.
IAU~ ], ,H,uI5.I II house in which the wholesale
'ls"E 2"'d- tuH notion business can bc prosecuted
.. =. lIr-r scale desired, or large combined
'..'s''>1tl" hr! y"ucs and notion business can be
.... with cler.
'arH Ill opportunity rarely offers itself 10 those
".-. uG iu enter into mercantile pursuits for pro-
.'!Hra "cIl"knU"n and established business and
..-..rr>-,lanA.
ARRANGEMENTS may bc made with VI. 5. Valentine
&. '"'aAn with Il Lew hrln unti late in the spring
sss.n.
!hn ;rtiI.s Of t.r lease are favorable.
ta'."- I, string farther Information can procure
., p. H.'i!c>> !ug u.
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ONE THOUSAND PIECES NEW PRINTS just
opened at SYCLE BROTHERS.
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THE WEATHER yesterday was cloudy, raw
and disagreeable, but of more moderate
temperature.
Rangs oT Thermometer at the Dispatch office
'" Tupugru 2l 1875,
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Scrib,e,,s Monthly and Harper's Maga-
zine, for February, received from J. I. ELY
son, 1112 Main street.
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N-pTlrE.-Th" annual meeting OF The
! WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS CoMrASl''|
. ',r...r ruuuty. ". Va. will hc irli al ilc y
..., .tI.I ,;icrlnuuG, Va. on IiittSDA1'
... a~,n ~75.at ) u'cIrck T.. v.
..". \. y. WEIiFnRD,
.,f,Li White sulphur Springs Company.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, oil-paintings,
household furniture, &c.
W. GODDIN, P. NJ, lot on Church Hill, at the
northeast corner Of Marshall and Thirtieth
streets
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INITIAL PAPER In all colors and letters at SYcLI
BRoTkIRS', .s..-. L.L.s - 81. ...-. 90. ....a.
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I;SloS RaNK or RICHMoSD,}
January Ii, 1875.

,-nT}CE.-An adjourned meeting OF the
= ,I,t f.HtI.ilkKs nf this h1uk WIN take
"|l,rs J.. Nj, in tho rooms over me First Ma
$780," JAMES MILLER.
."' Cashier.
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VOL. XLVU.
4ithmond 9ispattl1.
........JANUAR1 u, 1870

THE CIRCULATION OF IHr U1S,
p,9 ~ IAEGER THAN THE COMBINED
EJACULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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". :. VALENTINE & CO..
, - Mniu Strnni Il RlrllnnnI. Na

\. E.--la vie. Of the contemplate cRange In our
.ai!.c,,, stated above, We Ow offer 81 ccia in
1grrarut- 10 The trade Iii supplying themselves
Win AEunt, IN our line. and inNit" city and country
Argtii.ut- "a avail themselves OF these induce
!LrIt,. Eia lS-lwI Ms. VALENTINE l. co.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CLOTHING.
HAVING DECIDED TO CLOSE OUR BRANCH
HOUSE IN THIS CITY,
we have directed our clerk, Mr.. j. c. PUCKETT,
to MARK DOWN EVERY ARTICLE NOW IN
THE STOCK.
The entire stock MUST POSITIVELY BE CLOSED
o,-r WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS. Much of 1t
will be offered at figure far below actual cost
manufacture.
Those desirous of supplying themselves will
Il 70 their Interest to CALL AT ONCE AND oBTA4
CHOICE.
The FIXTURES we also offer FOR SALE, to
be delivered in about thirty days.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
ia 1885, lit Main street
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..y,rr RICHMOND GALWAY toMrANf,}
RICHMOND. January i6, 1875.
,ruE ANNUAL MhEIlNG orr IHE i
- -, - COMPANY will DC held In their o!hc",
;. ~ .., r,-t, on MO&DAi the 9th day oi
fe-l T.. WALDkOP.
: y. secrets
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>-nTiCE.-MemberS OF FlD Ell 1T
y ,rpGT. NO. 1879. q. l.. OF o. f.. will meet
: ,f,,' i,atrc-rnon TODAY nj O'Clock In tuli re-
&. a,t.Ud the funeral OF Brother WILLIAM
,r> Of sister lodges In good standing are in
70. ia 22-lt*
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LOST, sTRAyED, AND FOUND.

r OsT, ON MONDAY MORNING, SUP
~ POSED somewhere on Main or Broad street,
a DARK DOG-SKiN GLOVE with fur cuff. } he
finder will please leave Itat this ofice il 22-1t*
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LETTER FROM yEATOR.

a Trip TO Lexington-Anniver rs of
General Lees Ririkday-Etoquent
Address by Major Robert Stiles, OF
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WANTa.

WANTED, for quastette choir ir one
w Of our city churches, q first. class SOPRANO
SISGER with full compass OF voice. Il Win be
necessary that the applicant shall have good
musical education one Hi'b some experience in
will be OF the highest erder AGd ess, with refer
ences, +: P. c., Richmond fva.I post-oflce.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. ALL The LADIES TO
w know that I have been appoDted agent for the
Stain ISLAND DYEING-WO ORKS, aud am
prepared To receive all Kinds Of work, such as
dresses shawls, cloaks, feathers, gloves Also, gem
suit, $2-bv the celebrated French Sconrer aud
Champion Goye-Cleaner, I. FRENCH,
de Is No. 6 Ninth street, sign Of Red Flag.
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MEETINGS..

,cn<Ic NOTICE.-An adjourn ~
II \>'N ~ The Association for the Xxx
VI ci mr., 'n'' uN O! the Virsiuia Masonic r
n9%s T TIs es hS'1 Evfs.SG :! ash at
,.,i. Hal Oh &c ,rd annual member should
'c.ae'A. f(' ssC,,..n ircclorS. 10 whom the man
rvc>r"l", Home = :" he entrusted arc to Ike
met % ,,.,n,dG ,. far i M charter RAG accepted nS
!e Vii, invit,d 1" attend nd',,.puppn
"'''h' President
r,rEEFITIp lEtNt. ''' Il oG-lt+
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;rIJT TEACHERS MEETING iOh
I',I.>TlEFl, aud litNRitO IooM-
4 ~, br md In the Bethel schonl-rnoni'
. ,F~ r. emmett, and Cary streets. or SAEpR-
- rHr 23a instant At IL O'clccS M. fr"shp'
.,.'. e.arc Is earn, SHY d' sired.
- / GARDNER. Superintendent schoos.
iIcurico county.
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tHt> ''''' ia 22-ltt
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
~ Aprfw~,
.el,s : sIy%yI-Ak,s

EoMpT'>S--HosSlH AT The Oxford
Plantation or the 23Ih, of January
1915, b" the isas. a. n. Ogden, Dr.
JoaH Comr1o>; to MISS AMANDA Box
sEs:, daughter OF the late Mai. Willis
''onnoc. al Of this parish. 10
Cards.
Our young friends amid the;r Joy
did not forget the printer, AID with
their card came the appropriate en-
beu's Of the joyful welding. And
we have fanciel that in that s,,ark.
'i':, vine. We have seen the cap OF !.
happlncas OVERLOOKING and as we
have watched tia sparkling bubbles
IN that spark US cap, have fnncicd
That we beiieil Il cup of human hap
;'Hess IN which eac., moment OF plea
sure came in sparkling balb.es to the
top. May one young friends wls.n
the added years have come, AZ the,
must come 70 all, with other hopes
an" other cares look back rpoa "a
life we'll spent, along whose pathway
have been many a fountain Of pleas
ura, On whose lippia waters Joyous
sparkling bubbles playeel. But amid
al these joys We doubt not that there
viii be enc th,. 'hey can apostro-
phyze with tEe poet
domestic happiness, t.,ou creates. bliss,
Z! ba:ld!sc that has survived the fall,
MATHEMATICIAN the End ills.
at the residence Of the BRIDES t:tfh,
or. MISS. kEHECCA We'll, to Mn.
SOLOMON MAYER.
There is 40 fantasy CT poetry so
beautiful as hat wl;,!, allows to
each life, its guardian Angel. but
il. truth there is 40 guardian an.
;.cl so ,"as t, 50 good, AMI so watch
III! as Il true aad loving wife.
ou' young friend Solomon, may
not he " poet, b''t he has done
shat poets sometimes omit dojnn
he has mingled pocty with every
day lie.
We have been long satisfied
th't the most sensible thing Il
young lnan can do is to get MARI
c'!. hecans" it is the safest aud the
'ao3t sensible Tor a young lady, be
cause tao hai'pirst :."d til. next
rest thing, is 10 remember the
Printer, like oar young friends
lave done. May their married lie
be as happy as they have been kind
10 the Printer.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06


Of u t.e nn, sisIynsv lih tie Holy
Spirit moved Reginald Heber to write.
Little did the young rector # U,dnes
dream. us ''e listened tn the lines sung
that Sabbath morning. that he WIS
catching the first strains nf his ow,,
Immortality. II. " bnlldud better than
he kdew." Uo did more 10 watt the
the story Of Calvary around til. ear,I,
than 1t he had preached like Apolos,
or had founded board of missions. ~
the " month!i concerts" held in New
Eog!and onl-!,ouscs, in froniir.
ceilings, on the decks If missionary
.hi,s boand to "Ccylon's Isle" and IN
lhe vast assemblies of the American
Board, Heber's trumpet hymn has been
sung with swelling voices and gushing
'ea's. 1t is the nagci'lug music.tn
which ci'r.st's hosts /" keep step" us
they advance to tue conquest Vi tie
glns'c.
lirber livcd,'.bnt seven 'years after
tar cona"s';'o" 1fi's n'aaterpcce. In
June, 1913, he icpartca for Calcutta a~
the missionary Bishop -; India. For
three yeas lie t"lcn and travelled ln-
csssan'ly, and wherever he went his
Apostolic sweetness Of character au;
htnig"ii: won r:cu the F." hcatl.cn il
their h'in""rss.. After laoo,'ious
days work at 1ricI''"opo's, he wtmt
:" his bait: to 'cires! his weary frame
He ycn,ainc'! il the both room until
his attendants brcan,e alarmed, and
WHEN they came in they found Reginald
ilehcr os'9ep mJesus. His srn,le spirit
bad si"Itn away /" join in the g souy
Ut Moses and OF Tie LAMB"
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lips compressed and 2, 5 f"sh'1G
and a neck swol|" uni !'rI ~
Giles were rigid ho 900 gent a"'
motio,,less and trh r not at Tie
speaker, but h direction ;
towards a sort 81 way gro'Eh
between heaven "a earth; as
Garrmk or aicR"ad, ;f9ailt have
looked in the so'i'lqs ii a'aniet.
When lis indignatiou VI f0hsi''c''
sufficiently, with o"" me- shut,
as II 10 was going tot Of his ped
igrec, replied voice Of woand-
ed sorrow. rather than anger. al
master! When / tinks-wEat a
cnss old mutlder ebc brought Oh rs.
1 re,,ber cares villa. oman say $
nbont nc.
The old gentleman did not wait
to hear any further defense from
Richard, but fastened back to the
ladies to report the result Of his in
vcstigations. They in their turn
were indignant and thought that
Hicoard ought to be present, but
in spite Of their opinion the old
gentleman with i,nmutab!e hnmor
told it at many u future board
amid roars OF laughter. The ladies'
however, soon torgavc Richard but
AS a faithful historian, l must re-
cord that. it did produce a GOODNESS
between K;clrrd and tic ladies on
the subject ofclass meetings.
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!mitators rs Sauce fer the G3c-c
Sauce for the Gender"
Houston, Texas.
Jan, Doth. 1919

Strange isn't it, that men ar"
like sheep? Start f'or's OF sheep
on q run and if the leader jumps
high rs though it was lcap'ng
something, at that exact spot every
sheep in the drove will jump high.
SO it is with ,.rn. lnt any enter
prise N' started OF acy nature what
ever, and here and ''rre All orer
the country some little jnIiiatnr
pops rp, BLOWN. his litt!r bugin
and spreading his zone horse az
fair to the wotlh---imita IONS are
always Zone horse ;"r the ,nA:'
who hasn't hcain enough to create.
hasn't bra n enough to initiate well.
Az 2 prominent illustration Of my
fde-, W" have only TO look at ti,c
enterprise Of Capt. J. IL. Foster Of
th:., city. Last year re conceived
the .,.a,,, Df disposing Of il portion
OF L,s vast Real Estate possessions
IL this ,a'cxas-and 1T TIE sam" tin"
ai,.. ~ bringing Immigration to he
State prize drawing which,
he ..a1yietl into successful operation
on tne .2.l OF October lass to the
satisfaction Of every l:oh,.
.,eiurc he could carry into effect
hiS secoud drawing, which comes
or On the Sd Of Marc!, ,rxt, i1:D,l-
merabie similar affairs hay" sprung
into existence throughout the State
Tie fair dealing cxpcrics cad hy the
peo,..e at the hands OF Capt Foster,
has iE some measure contributed 10
tl,;s .'Im aware. 1t is old "elagc
that 'wl,at il saucc 70: the goose.
il r;,a1c for the gandrr," and if this
il 30, Why is it that Mr.. Grnt and
tho members OF his Cabinet can
take from Republican newspapers,
that condemn his Louisiana ONT
rage. the public printing with in
punity, can discharge Department
Clerks, Postmasters, Malshais aud
other Government officers and en-
plUyces at will, without any offence
being committed, yet if we ot The
South say to our employees and ,oI
the laboring class generally, at
you vote against Us and our inter
ests, the best Interests Of the coun-
try, yOm~ must look to some ,l4,h:
else for work." We are guilty Of a
breach Of the peace, we are dcEy ing
frecmen their ri gifts. '',!!e spirit OF
rebellion is Still! big within u.s. We
intraCt the PROV sions Of the cen
forceiHent Act"
Yes but, says Grant aud the
GRANTEES, it is the Freedman that
is affected by such action in tie
Soutli.n Is the Freedman we ask,
any better than the white employ
ecs Of the Government in the
Northern Statcs-the Navy Yard
mechanics, the Department Clerks.
the office holders. the most OF
whom, if not all, were Union Sol
diers I The sun is shining brightly
and beautifully today for the first
time since the 18th OF December
last. So much rain and such bad
winter az we have been having, is
= guarantee, say The old citizens
and TIE Physicians, that We vii!
have dry, pleasant, healthy su'a-
Mey, free from epihemirS and sick
ness. Bronze Jack held his levcl
rics all around us in 1873, bnt
spared our coast; last year he fail
ed to come, and AL the signs are
that he will give MS the 20 by this
summer. We apprchrnh he will
goto New Orleans. because Shrli-
dan is mot afraid" and then Jacl,
IS one OF the "ban!i,ti' anyhow.
Yours,
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SET'EN Up.

u All Of our merchants are ST.!
ling Dry Goods an! Groceries VERY
cheap, bat julius Levin and he III
mosi 81, Is them away tol cash
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- I,c:.i,:.J,-. iitl. Hoses Is wi
In. II ra"i- prizes
The Concordia eagle., 1875-10-02

The swiftest time on record
was made last Monday by one
Of the Deputy Sheriiis Of this
pariSh. lie rode twelve miles
IN eight hours, but killed his
horse in The attempt.
Young gentlemen generally,
(and ladies ncn CSpcctatty)
should be careful in regard to
their conduct on the Natchcz
bluffs. Que individual had to
pay a dollar and a half for a
few minutes fun last Sunday
night. Rather dear fun that.
The following gentlemen who
are the iucorporators of the Vi
daiia, Red River 4 Texas Rail
road Company, are requested
to meet ut the Court House, IN
Nidalia, Monday, October +th
1875, for the .nptS 't taking
measures in the interest OF sad
r0ad-
III Harris, l. y AIdhich, 5
VI Preston, \ Y Davis, & W
Green, Q Mayo, ! " Young,
W II Hough ) II Lamhdiu, 7
Reber, G ) Mayo. " B Spen
Ger, j Rawlc, w II Martin, \ i
Bowie, = \ Botto, y J. Rivers,
y Rrddjck, l. G Spencer, } II
Boalucr. y . Moore, I q Man
ming II s Losec, 7 O'!iara, II
Royce, / Fricdier, II Staples, !
Loric, q J King, \ ) sexton, \
& Obcr, + \ Hunt, & i Land,
Il j Anthony, ID Young, &
Washington, i BreiDhaupt and
) B Bowman.
The Concordia eagle., 1875-10-02
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Tor Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhOoPlEe
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption

Probably never before in thc whole ht tory oi
medicine, has any thing won SO widely a'd 20
decpIv upon the confidence of mankind, els this
excellent remedy Tor pulmonary complaints.
Through long series Of years. and among most
of the races Of men II has risen higher and higher
in their estimation, rs thas become better known,
It's uniform character and power 70 cure the 81.
riOus affections of the lungs and throat, have
made il known as a reliable protector against
them. While adapted to mldCr forms Of GIsea.
and to young children, it IS NJ the same time the
most electual remedy That can be given for iuCip-
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
of the throat and lungs. As provision against
sudden attacks Of CyOup, it should be kept on
hand in every FAM! 7, and indeed rs al 1le .ou"
times subject - colds and coughs, ali should De
provided with tbs altGOte for thCm.
Although settlcd Consumption i thought IN
durable, stiil great numbers Of cases where tie
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored 70 sound health
by the Chc17y PectOr0I. So complete rs H..
mastery over the disorders of the Euugs and
Throat that the most obstinate of them yCl1 to o.
When nothing else could reach them, under tAc
Cherry Pcc'OTUt tucy suJsi,ie Us, ,,.-s,- s''r4,
Singers GHd Pub0c Speakers Ind great
protection from il.
Asthma Is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured 10y taking tho
Cherry PcCtOrGt III small and frequent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known, that we
need not publish the certificates of them here, or
do more than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
The Concordia eagle., 1875-10-02
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed ell the affections which ariGo
from malarlous, marsh, or mlaSmatc
poisons.
As its name implies it does Cure. and docs not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinnc, tiI5-
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, It III n0wise Injuries ANY I.-
tent The number and Importance Of 90. ru.,'
in the agUe districts, arc literally beyond account,
and we believe without a parallel IN the history
of Ague medicine. Our pride is grarfcd by tie
acknowledgements we receive OF tie radical cures
effected in obstinate cases, and where other Tcu.-
Cdics had wholly failed.
DGaCclmatgd persons, either resident m, ol
travelling through miasmatiC localities, viii be
protected by taking the IGg IN CiFE daily.
For LiCeF Complaints, arising from torpid
lty OF the Liver it is an excellent remedy t.au.
latInT the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il
is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cares, where other medicines h"I
failed.
Prepared bv DIR. J. c. AVER & Co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, L0WtH, Mas, aad
sold all round the world.
PRICE 800 PEE BDETEE.
The Concordia eagle., 1875-10-02

By VIRTUE OF and TO satisfy wit
Of seizure and sale 10 ne directed l--u. Is
out d said tonrt, in the above cutjlrd
SIT. wherein @ Il Btvt,y. cyrru',r. is
Plaintiff. and J and A f W heeIar. De-
teudants, l. Wade H. II,u4h, Jr. Sheriff
Of sand rlah. have s,il,d uyon AND vii
oIer At -hrrT sale. 10 tee Couu House
door in The town Of Vra,a, 10 sad PARISH
at the hour Of - o clock m.,H
The Concordia eagle., 1875-10-02
GonrorOia Gaglr.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Is 3dttJ bRFt't'" ~
David Young has an immense
stock of hat Of the latest styles.
Most of the business houses
in town are receiving new
goods.
BY advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that Joe
Hiersch has reduced the price
of meat.
See notice in another column
of light running buggy for
sale by7T. p. Jackson.
Go to tine Steamboat Land
ing to sell yonr produce. High
est prices paid.
AS the cotton season advan>
ceth the packets are later ana
later coming down the river.
,,Sh,l,a,,,orn nov all the rare
in Natchez, aud quinine is IN
demand.
= wan want cIothinn oo to
na,;I vorrc,s and examine
liz r.,, stock
~. % n,ril vounr,s and
,i.o IL. o,lio,e. hafora
,,,rch,,ir,, ,1srwhere
INC "e''''N' >'''''"o'
ah" 'FoH' - " '"'"''"" 'ON'
i'"''
Il You want the BEST ann
cheapest e" to Meyer : steam
beat Landing, NIdaII2 La
The District Court, Judge
Wade II. Hough, presiding,
and J. 4. Lranard, District At
"'"'!' c'hNen'S neA' ''''''''l'
The \. j, x G Il. r., is MAX
lng Il very E"od thng haninG
"o''"h from 'he '"'S''"F Ja@i
'.""-
\ cottage t""~"- with five
l"'''@ "'..' '' ''"'"
,."'.''" ~ 3" '''''''
''"'' ''' 80 '''.'
- -. ., '''"''''
The Concordia eagle., 1875-10-02
Thc rerulntion illE ~.

The reputation this eN-
Cetient medicine Cniuys,
g derived frOm its Curc IS.
many of which urc truly
marvellous, InvctCrRte
Eases of ScrOiulOus dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
puriiiC | and cured by IT,.
SCroiu,ou5 affections and
Disorder which were az
grayatyd by the scrpiu-
lOus contamination until
,Ns,1fr huvr. loo, $50. It'll
The Concordia eagle., 1875-10-02

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair, Fdded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to its original color,
ag5m the gloss and
freshness Of yo~th.
Thin hair IS thick
The Concordia eagle., 1875-10-02

Public notice is hereby given mat :, q
are,ing Of Planters, Merchants ana at
others interested ia The growing o' c3'lon
in the parish o. Concordra. will be he'3 al a.
the Cour, House IN Vidaia "n l"esoHy
the 5rh of October next, 70 take S"cH a''',t e,
as may he deemed proper 10 prevent ~
s,ra and t,,Gc ot cotton ia tie night l''nr