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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
Ky y. W. Bowe and Frank ID. iliil & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers.

i'NN' '+"eN'N 'fr
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALUA.
l BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE On
E 1ctR Ryh sTRfE rs hNb S o. SonSH SIDE
CARY BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FlF-
TENTH sTREETs.-By virtue Of deed 81 trust s
from G.. Percy Halves. dated september !. 1883.
and duly recorded In clerks Office Richmond
Chancery Court. u. Is. l2i Il. page 222, defiult
having been made in payment OF certain notes
therein secured, and at The request of the eeneh-
cial y ia said deed, will, surviving trustee IN
decd. sell Gt public auction on the premises gu
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1854,
at o'clock w., the REAL ESTATE described In
1T. 4 LOT or GROUND on the west side Of
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets,
fronting ON Fifteenth street 80 feet. more or less,
and running back s3 feet : inche, TO the lot for
mcly owned by Thomas A. Rust. I pon tnis lot
there is a valuable BRICK BUILDING, suitable
2d. A Lon ~ GROUND on the north side Of
Cary street between fourteenth and fifteenth
iant 81 3f-l2 teet west of Fifteenth street, run
ming thence wCstwardly along cary street 81 feet
"a inches, aud thence running back between
parallel lines II feet l0ii inches 70 an alley feet
3d. 4 LoT OF GROUND, adjoining on the
east the lot above described. fronting on cary
street 30 feet o., inches. and running back In
parall lines II feet lOii inches 70 an alley feet
Ks inches wide. leading out % Fifteenth street.
TW0-STOKY BRICk TENEMENrs. Nos. l426
aud 1923 east Cary street, the whole property
being the same reccIltiy occupied bN Mt &. Percy
HAYES ~ the southern Saw and File-NOrks.
TtRMs: CashPs 70 30 much as is necessary 20 pay
the expenses Of this sale aud any taxes that may DC
due. and one note f0r s42l.5O. with Interest from
september Isl TIL paid and protest charge and the
balance on the following credits: F4l7, t4l2.50,
f4OS, Si03.5O, $500. 1894 so. 1890, s3sJ.50,
S2S1, s376.J0, 1872, s36T.50, 1888, t35s.oO
1884, s34e.5O, s345, $4,000, 1896, s33l.J0
S3Y7 s322.5O, s3ls. S3l3.JO. 5000. 1904 80
The note for 81 II falliGs due December 1854
aud one OF the remaining notes being payable eNerJ
three months thereafter in the order named above
the credit paymerts 10 have Interest added and u
be- secured by deed OF trust, or the purchaser
may, az ms option. pay all cash. ...,
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN.
uol3 surviving Trustee.
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WILL MCDONALD. 2542 Dearborn street. Chi
cago, gratefully acknowledges cure of Eczema
or >al, Rheum on head, neck. face, arms. and legs
for seventeen years. Not able 10 walk except on
hands and knees for one wear: not able 10 help
himself for eight years: tried hundreds OF RENE
dies doctors pronounced his case hopeless; per-
mancntly cured by CUTlCURA REsOLNENT
blood puriferl internally, and CUTiCUEA and
CUTlCURA SOAP THE great ssn-curel eN-
tefnally.
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DEATHS.

IEsTER.-Died. at his residence, ~. Ninth
s.rset, on the 2lst instant, WILLIAM HENEl
LtSTER: aged fort y-twO years. go 80
lie bore his long and painful illness with tiris-
iian resignation and passedaway IN iaith apdnDp'
of The resurrection and the life 20 come. Tie leives
a wife. mother. and daughter all OF whom he re
q,lested not To- Indulge In vain grief for nm bat
Ia prcpare 90 follow HIM and meet him IN better
Mace Cut off In the prime OF life, he had bright
future before him II he had lived Tie had rsre
forensic talents. and n few years ago was spoken
OF as the "cOlOrCd orator" OF Virginia. lie per-
formed his duties In al positions with fidelity and
madc many friends, both white aud coiorcd, VINO
win learn with sincere regret Of his untimely end
We tender our sympalhies 10 his family ia their
bereavement. ~
AFTERNOON al O'Clock 1T ,he First EsptlsI
church.
Washington and Louisville papers please copy.
MEYFR.-Ded. on tie 2ist Instant. after q long
and severe illness. Mrs. EMMA l.. MEYER, IN the
twtnty-scyenth year OF her age.
How long She struggled against disea-c
Which ba1ied skin aud care;
How she liugcIcl racked with pain
Ana suffering hard to bear.
Heaven con,aineth now orr treasure
Earth the lonely casket keep
And the sunbeams love To lingcr
Where my loving wife sleeps.
The funeral will take place at -. Marx, Church
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock. Friends aud
acquaintance respectfully invited TO attend with
cut further notice.
RFX-Died. November u. 1884. of congestion
OF the lungs, KATE 4. KIN. daughter OF tue late
L. q. Rex.
nsh Lutheran churcI fHIs Sunday MORNING
at I O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance .te re-
spectfully Ievitod To attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

II Is worthy OF note that Mrs. GARFIELD's
comment upon Mr.. BLnNE's sectional
speech was the selection OF Hon. j. Ran.
Tucker as guardian Of the interests in Vir-
ginia of her infant children. The trust Is
reposed III safe hands. We doubt not that
Mr.. TUCKER esteems it high honor.
"Sceptre and crown
Must tumble down,
And in the dust be silent laid,
but the recollection OF such prooSoi con
fidencc on the part Of the widow OF the de
ceased President will last forever.
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ByJno. y. Laughton, Jr., Auctloneer,
1924 Min street.

BY JnO T.. LaughtOn, Jr. AnctlOneer,
1924 Min street
$4,000 woR sTLV qe E,Gh rS'rNN
FROM THE CELEBRATED TAUNf ron SILVER
PLATED COMPANY.
TOGETHER WITH
4 LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
BRONZE STATUETTES, FINE CLOCKS
AND OTHER GOODS SUITABLE
FOR PRESENTS.
WITH 4 FULL LINE OF THE
CELEBRATED "ROGERS" TABLECUrLER1
COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT..
The seventh annual sale of the above
STRICTLY FIllST-CLAsS GOODS,
which have the comm, ndation Of nearly every
family in this city. WIN commence on
TUESDAY TIE 2jTH INSTANT.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 81 the store, No.. 1902 Main
street uext door t0 Planters National Bank aud
continue daily at 10 4. NJ. aud Al L. VI. until the
stock Is sold. 80,
The best recommendation of the goods Is. that If
they are not what we said they were five yeir' Ne
brtnR them back, and the money ptid will De re-
funded. JNO. r.. LAlhu IoN "h''
no % AuciiOnneF
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A\GELICAL LUTHERAN

fJ3" EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
BETHLEHEM CHURCH tcorncr sixth and Clay
sireetsl.-fnglish service every SUNDAY EVENING
at O'Clock, These English rvices have been in
auguraied for the especial benefit Of those OF GER
man birth who are rapidly growing English both
old aud Young. All are welcome.
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METHODIST
m- CLAY-STREET

EPISCOPAL CHUEClI.-Prcaching on SuNDY
by Rev \. n. RIDDiCK AT II o'clocS \. h',nd
Rev. l.. A.PTTEEsOS at ~ T.. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

rs,IIrS lees SALE OF A NALl ABl,h
JsMFS RlVEE yARM II .GoOCn w ~,
CoTiNTY-iN virtue 81 = deci OF trn't lfph " :
y. (iegztrd dated the ~ day Of April, 'SSt' tnu
,lniy recorded IN the Clerks onice ~ ne EQUITY
ot.i of Go0ch and. and n TIC Tclue 4 81 tlt n,w
iriary in said deed, dgiau,t hayin been lhtle 's
th. pavment OF a certain bond therein -rchf ~ !
an trustee. in said deed, sell AZ pa'' auilVh
on toe promises, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER D. lSst'
NJ 10 o'clock NJ the following NA.u ABLt
FARM Known as The LOWER IN itD lyih2
and bclug IN tie county OfGoOchlAnh ou Jam
Tjyer ana Big Eyrd creek, and hoth sile~ ot w.
Riclmond aud Ailrghans railroad ana rohthn' !
sod ACRES, more ~ les, a'oit IL. aV'S, ~
which are James river low grounds, lhis tith'
AVID the one below advertised bJ The same tri't..
contain. somc of the finest land IA the i tc, am ai
exc plionslly well located In deligmtuIy Hi''S
co;,uiry about two hours ride from klchhipnu
TFusiS: Enough cash 70 paw the ea,Sn,, q, :, W
cxpcntinW This trust auG the sum 81 s5'3et, ~
with Interest from the first dty OF oFplruh,P,,,'
IS-4 and IN. balance upon the ivifo ttHi.,
Az 900 with Interest from TIE trsi day o, : ~.
nor 1888 on the first day OF Septtmhcf' $3.50
and a. 36U with interest from the hrI Jay ~
scntemher. 1883, On the first DAY or Hcp'emp
lssG and a. 10 any balance on snch tetin' a, ~
said " n. Hazard may direct, but IA circ o' VI,
,,ilurs 10 make such direction. then upon -uV
terms ~ The trustee shall think it, to D. mi'
KNOW" y" '''' 10y VI. W. COSBY.JE
po1a Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

TESTED A QUARTER oF CENTUkY-ir
STANDS UNelYATIED.
BAGHANGE,G
Or. j. B,ddfeld, Ihantd. 3D.. Delr Sir'-i
take pleasure In stating that have used, for the
last twenty years, the medicine you are now put
ting W, known a Dr. Bradhcld's Female ReEu-
laior. and consider II the best combination ever
gotten together for the diseases for which u Is
recommended. with kindc>t regards am, re-
speclfully,
W. u. TERRELL, VI. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

IN SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
lcorner sixth and Main >trcctSl.-Iey. WILLIAM
W.LANDRUN, pastor. Worship and preaching at
IL 4. NJ. and 1880 r. VI. strangers and all others
welcomed. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
L'CZEMA
ECZEMA
AMI
EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND
BURNING DISEASES
POSITIVELY CURED.

ECZEMA. or salt Rheum. with IT, agoniIinS
itching aud burning, In stantly relieved by warm
Datn with CUTICURA SOAP, and a single appli-
cation Of CtIIICURA. the great skin-Cur. This
repeated daily. with two or three doses Of CUTl-
CURA REsOLNENT. the New Blood-Purihcr' 10
Keep The blood cool, the persplrotion pure and ul-
Irritating. the bowets open, the liver ana kidneys
active, will speedily cure Eczema, letter, king-
wo, IN, Psoriasis, Lichen Pruritus, SEAL Head:
Dandruff, and every species OF Itching, Scaly. ana
Pimply HumOrs Of the Scalp and skin. when the
he.t physicians and all known remedies fall.
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A NNUAL MEETING.

ra Hs i EicsssG ns ass soreTac sS6
RiJHM0ND AND PETERsBUKG RAILROAD
CUNNEcTioX COMPANY win be held on
WEDNESDAY,. 26tli Of November. 1884, at tue
oiiice Of the Richmond. fredefick sbury and Polo
mae Railread Company, 10 tne elir of Rlchn snd,
~ 10 o'clock NJ. y. n. WINSTON.
nol2 secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

T'OR SALE, THAT VALUABLE LOT
Il at the northwest corner OF Third and Jack
son .treets. fronting 55 feet on Third street, and
running back on Jackson street 80 feet. with
TWO FRAME TENEMENTs thereon. Property
In this lscaitv Is Improving, aud small dwellings
or stores pay we'll - an investment. Terms very
liberal. Apply TO
JOHN Z. GODDIN, Auciioneer.
no 23-eod3s Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

AuCsron AAl.se. - !. ~ !. I'll, J ~
SSSTc,HfiiIsTEEy sALE or III. =. 1 IN
! xcsKr q. \, Z A ~ xvswryz{j ~ \ 166gfyL
6f IfAGKs Hx ~ 4 isw "a 81 TGEs
DAY: p 'srss rom q. b. rancs snd wifs 9ms'
ssss,"s astc May 50, 1854. and dsiy ~ ~
We WI or a. Rssss sss., %srs.. IN the Nor
foik and Western railroad. On s
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1883
arr O'CLOCK p. ~.
~, ,,,,ov,,r wrll-known propcrty. formerly
RATION a. the cstntr Of the lac t.vs: ft,r,toa
Iut more receAtly ownedb W "iiha" To-
'r Ts sha No. !, Known rs q HARDAwAiSi
eon,sinl Ing 24a 40 $50 ACHES; osiae" Of
,"w' eli sirai forest oak and hickory ~ scsc. .,
,,rb meadow land on Woody crres, sna =, ~,
= se.ona-e roS.,,, g ~ f9R ss fwsiiiNs
,n as ,,,e necessary out-buitdngs. Tic up'~"si
s.rund tho dwelling src highly imPr",rs' - ~
scdcd TO ccrsy: The ws. ,,'s county Of Nei,s-
"T TIRscr No. 2, known 80 THE GHoy s Goa,
,.,r,ny i.oo5y ACRE., IS follows ~ ST. rs,
va, "a ~, rround us acres Of low grounds; ~
oc,,s ~ erIginal forest oak and hickory sa.i
scres OF second growth pine; INC fnws,lInr'a
,r,b.cro Vsrus. Stsblcs, and other out,opuss.'.
n, or, ,s on ina irI,ct ane Orchard OF bcsrinS
irc.s and never. falling supply OF ires" ws. ~.
r.tl, creek trayerses II from one enn 70 w ~,
ne low ground. on this strcan arr w ,s,,
Sot,ow,y county The uplands arouau WI '.,,
,ry ,re very hlRhly improved. Taken =, y "n, ,,.
nj. tract Il certainly one Of the most or g., W
stoeL. grass, lGd grain farms In sont">'"e W"
tThs lands above mentioned lie hyr miiee 'I, ,i
r,.rks-anfs-W nlfes, IL miles fTon Nciiyd, t,su.
oven miles from yo:tOvay Courthouse. IheI SIs
N, the he.llhiei portion ~ virginia a.,
IA clnrcnes. schools, RAILROADS, ana pc, ~.
t;lack-snd- Whites being itSeh aNer' n'"''''
and arOwing town. ,. ., ,eh,eco.
utca, oats. corn, sud the other uuts ps". - IL
,hIs section. la itct. IL Is but rsfeip p.t "a
oroperr As this i Offered At public ss; - ,n 81
nnnortun,ty for desirable anh prohtDe us, ,,t,
,prnt Is thus offered whIcb may NOS oc "i't VIZ"
at Tpp =, nne thlrd cash; and the bal inct on
.c,,si 81 one aud Eo years Tor satsssfto'
nesoo I,hle notice. tearing 'utcrrsi at ne ttf" "
,.-r ceulrn per Fnhum from TIC dty OF SAVE '''
ME retalned until final payment >s,..
A nat OF the properly may ~ .crn =. - 4. -,
of al or of the undtr,igned, 10 The Guy Oh '''''
psytle- desiring 70 inspect the property WI pc 80,
e.mWu.icate VITA ~. 50 ulSt We ins! hhts' wv
,rr.ncctnents Necessary 10 thai emo. IT..
ihe- tran on the Norfolk and Nc.icfh ia,, ~,
ieayc, petersburg for blackboard. Whie, ~ LIZ
a RODERr II. JuNE,', JH''
~ W. ". II. MChENNEl,
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Autr1oN "a ~ -Mseeey: -.
T10oKS STATIONERY. FAnct
= GOODS, BLAsx-BooKs, INKS
MucrLAoE, &C.. At AUCTION.

III. .,oe. os CARLTON MCCARTHY q
c.,'' sey Slain street tI'arc Block.
BOOK SALES
ate O'Clock 2. N every ntsht-
v.rcy GOODS. STATION sRt
rrnfas,, " FIGUREs, POCkET-BOOks.
rAF,-CAsrs, WORK -lsyXss, Dss,n,nss
|snsuisTuAs AND INV 1EtR CAhifn'
S,H,vrSII.Fs' TOYS. GAMES, &C.,
win be sold At ~ o'clock
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Tn. LADIES are specially invited 70 ausn'
'n v.erss H.tortcs Rocks relating o. the Wa
General History ana A"e'""' WI"
MONDAY SSo,smhS v. RANDOLPH. Tru'tee.
,o,,ce vii, he given Of sale OF Fixtures, Iron
safe. counters, Desk. &C., &c.
no az. 2S,24,26.z7
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meetings..

NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH
MOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAIL
WAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY will he
held at the Offce Of the Richmond aud DanNille
Railroad Company. in tho city of Richmond.
Va, on the 9TIi DAY OF DECEMBER prOtino,
at IL O'Clock n.
The books for the transfer Of stock will he closed
from O'Clock l.. VI. December "a proSimO, until
. O'Clock A. NJ. december oh proNimo.
no 23-fd ". BROOKE. Secretary.
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nv Sutton 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneors.
hos Mala street.

A UCTION SALE OF NICE FRAME
IN STORE AND DWELLING No. iO02 wESr
CLAY, BETWEEN GRAHAM AND HA>Cofk
STREETs.-At the request "f the owner, ~ shtii
Offer for sale at public action on the VI emises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 90, 1854,
u4h O'Clock r. 81, the PROPERTY i"catei -
above.
The LOT fronts 80 feet os the north side 81
Clay street and runs back depth OF TOO feet.
The STORE-HOUsk v a good frame hnildihs'
with three good rooms in rear.
The Mace has calvert eof neetions. cify waller
&C., aud Is now reatei Ia good tenant. who u
TERMS Al safe. SUTTON co.
noal Auet,oacer~.
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Resolutions.

Resolutions.
Alta meeting of Mount Erin B.nehclli aud So
cial Society held Monday. November lOth, the ioi-
lowing res outions were adopted:
hercas IL has pleased Almighty God In His IN
finite wisdom 20 remove from our midst our be-
loved brother. JOHN y. LlLLls; Therefore be
PeeoIred Thai vi lie bowling in humble suhmis.
sion 10 the Divine will of Him who rules over all.
we dccply dcplore the loss of a worthy brother.
who was true friend kind husband, good cit
lien. and \ true Christian.
RrSolc,d. That we tender orr heartfelt sympa-
tl,V IT, the family Of deceased brother In this
the .ad hour OF their allictiOn.
ResoIp.d, That as . tribute Of respect cory Of
thee resolutions he PRESENTED To his family. and
they he also recorded In the minutes uf lhis S0ci
CIV. and Published N the Catholic IfsH0r Rich
mond DispGfch. aud The STATE.
PM. OSEfL.
THOMAS OCONNEHS.
JANIS T.. GRADY.
Committee on ResOlu ions.
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AILAS1 ca.

Or. !. Bradfsid. Dear ir,-Some dfteeA years
ago examined the recipe of Female Regulator
md carefully studie authorities in regard To III
eo,uponents. and then lss well as now pronounce
II 70 be the most scientific and skililul eombisa-
tiou Of the really reliable remedial vegetable
agents known TO science. 20 act directly on the
affected organs and parts sympathizing directly
with them; and. therefore, providing SPECIFIC
spMFtY for all diseases for which II Is ncom'
meuded Yours truly,
JESSE BORING, NJ. d., ID. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ing Of THOMAS BRENNAN BRANCH, No.
413. IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE Df AMERI-
CA. win be held at Cathedral Hall SUNDAY Az
TERkOON, November IS. 1884. at 3 O'Clock.
The officers aud members are earnestly requested
90 be- present. ss officers will be eecled for ihe en-
suing year aud other matters of importance must
De- Alt, nded ia.
By order IICHARDF. BNIHNr. president.
no z3.lt A. W. RDsENE, se srefary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

Real E-tatc Agent mud Auclioneer>.
VRUsTEEs SALE Oh VALUABLE
Ii.p ~ ~ ~ ~ 'TfE 81, iI'niSGs oN CAR,
SHEET BETWEEN fDIRTEhNIH ND
f f,tffSN MRiS KID H AK SrRFtfs' Gf
Gently OCCUPIED ~ q. T.. HAYES, And
hNQwN As Ti.E SOUTHERN SAM, AID
~ virtue Of deed 81 trst from q. T.. Have.
dated the 3th dsY Of August 1854 aud duly ~
corded IN tie clerks Office ot Richmond thanccgy
'ouIi, TO secure certain crediior-, viii oder 80
sale at public auction, ON tie premises above IL
Tuesday. NovK,BrR rs. 1884,.
commencing Al o'clock Z. VI. Immediately si.rr
the sale Of the buidn'ssg "a ,se PROPERTY
conveyed 90 me under siid deed, consisting 90
'LNTHE-, with COUNTeH SHAFTS;
. DRlIL-PRF>>Fs;
MILIING-dAt uiNE;
. IRON FLAMES:
= / L0CON0IIyF BoiLfR- l5o-hor-r power;
ENGINE, l2j-hor~ poW'r,
2 EMORY -NUtkL JtChr,
PTNCHiNG-MACHiN
/ DRILL. Tor drilling mtndril, h"lr- ia AZ
j BTIT-CUrTING MACHINE, COUNTER
Is,W.GGi,iSDtNG MACHINE;
cat.iot,it.RIND~ rONE> IS scl- :............
ifAMslFRs. Cnl~tI :; Nlsh Ntt y, hha,
T fArii; P IMsnPfrmESis &c.. ~, a.c ia i i
manufacture % NV. and machinery
I1Igc lot of BLAt h>MlIil> TOOLS.
tURNAtE,NAI. ENnAi' >i-FA\' &c' a..
Also.
PATENT LATHE. and OF ~ EF SHAFT
It,.-AW and COT NItH SHAFT
| / ClRCI'INE SAW. TAEl :. aud ~iiNE
/ PONY pLANEE. BENt lit-, NlNt- *
Also, $50 FfET SHAfflNh. ...,... a.
IL PI I.LEN> FOE II ~ llNn"A -'N ~
IARGE Nt-NBkH nt ~NN~,
oFFICF-FtR NIrtRt. Dt-h~,
COPYING PRS. CT Nil-. a., .
AI.ol CART.IlORSF, CART. ANpiNhNt>N
| BI. ACksAnTH's-sHOP ~ u.DiNb on lri,..i
/ .,ronnd and A MHEE on OTHER NkllCih~
| OF MACHINERY, sc. Sc.t"O numerous - men
| ton. . ~
| 81 the most Improved kiHd. 49,, $500 III
! TERMs: FOR all sums under .lOp 'i,l IN an
sums over 500. not, Win lni'ie,t sna' W.
| BILE IN sixty daNs ). with approved cndoI~.r
| mis- ~. WORTH M. Trustee.
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llY Furm1u Topper,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucilonoer.
1918 Main street.

INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE
STORE AND DWELLING PHpPERI1'
SITUATED Al THE
NORTHWEST CORNER oh ElIuIEENla
AND CARY SHEETS,
Consisting OF SIXTEEN BRICK TENT
MFNTs. FRONTING ON CAHN, EIGH-
TENTH STREET, AND ATwEN-
TY-FOOT ALLEY LYING BG-
TWEEN SEVENTEENTH AID
EIGHTEENTH SHEETS.
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CUrICURA S0AP-AN EXQUISITE
" TOILET, BATH. AND NURSERY sAN,-
TIVE. no l0-Wiwl&>u
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BY Jas. siacdoagsli, Aust'onecr
No. 10 Governor street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Cth'
Ill PETS, STOVES, RARBEKs' ohAi"'' %v'
AT AUCTION.
on MONDAY, 24Tu INSTANT,
.trou o'clock will =cii At my auction-ropns
,,s,nGASY and ~rAISED WAEDRpbn y
nTREAIis. BEDsT6AD5, WAsH>lANps'
and TABLES:
sIDEBDARD~. TIS SkfEs,
sven ySty good BRriSSFIs CARptfS
Ni:W HAIR aud SHUCK NtTTREosto'
Ciik(IiS. Lou NGfs. CROakERl. nv
Ihree FINE COOkING-RANGES ana VA
sy,FE.rrfDrSG AND OTHER HEATING
IL Dos,,i NJ, Vs. JAS. MACDoUGALL.
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Treatise on The Health and Happiness Of Woman
mailed free 10 any address.
TIE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
BOX 20, Atlanta, Ca.
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NOTItE.-TO THE CHIEFS AND
~ BEnTuERs Of IiiE IMPROVED ORDER
OF RID MIN OF THIS CITY AND MAN
CHESTER: | have been empowered by the Grand
Sachem Of Virginia 10 Institute ArrDhsiick Tribe,
No 3d. 10 be located NJ spring held Hall on Church
Ilill. I therefore ufgently invite tile chiefs aud
braves Ct THE tribe. IN Richmond and Manchester
fo meet me in the wigwam Of AnuswOn Tribe. No.
30. corner Of First and Broad STREETS, on MON
DAY Nov RNBEE 2irH. at $50 L. NJ. n sss,i Ia
the adoption. advancing, aud exaltltion Of the
chiefs of ArrOhstick Tribe.
no 23-ltt u. l.. CARTER, u. G.. =.
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ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CHAIN
" The members OF ANCHOR LODGE, No. 3,
q. G.. g.. will attend stated meeting at Con-
ccrdia Hall. 4n2 east iirosd street, on TO NOR
ROW iMoDdsyl EVENING. November %, 1854,
al - O'Clock. Every memb her expected 10 bc pres
ent, n officers for the ensuing term are Ia De
eltelCd. Candidates for Initiation requested IN he
prompt. Members Of sister lodges Invited 10 Dc
pre-eni.
BY order OF the Commander.
no Y3-lt r.. - DENNY. SECRETARY,
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MEDICAL,
le JyONTAN'S SECRET.I

She is oyer-workcd, poor thing!
Proud, honorable, faithful, womanly.
she determined 10 keep expenses
down, anddo the work herself. Right
hobly has she done it, but at terrible
cost. The sparkle that was in her
eye when she was a bride is gone.
Hcr once plump and rosy chccl,s
arc now hollow and colorlcss. She
used to step lightly and gracefully,
but nowshc drags one foot after tIe
other with painful WEAKNESS. .--.
o For the sake Of the family she
docs not mention her aching bads,
her acutcly.painful nerves, her rhey-
matic twingcs, hcrdyspeptic troubles,
Or the heavy weight She feels in her
right side, that tells her her liver Is
going wrong. She thinks nobody
knows about all that, and she will
suffer on in quiet and unrcpining pa
tiencc. Alas her secret is an opea
one, for it tells its own tale.
h Whisper this iii her car, she ought
to know it: Madam, B,o'yu's Iron
Bine,s w:Alheai yonr back, calm 1p,s>
herves, Observation-Disclosures
ponrdysbebsia, andeo,yeet1owh06
Dollar q bottle. Nearest druggist. s
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"FIve dollars fne," .slid the Court.


B.uS, Bnook. N. j., April 9, flss3.-You
advise placing Alicolk's Porous Pastors, In
dyspepsia, on the pit y! thu stomach; In ague
cake. on the spleen; In torpid liver, over that
organ; but I really think you should also re-
Commend that one or two Plasters bs put
over Tho kidneys. Ihsy stlm1late, strengthen
aud act IA powerful durstics, thus casting
oat many poisonous acida and salts. I have
had fever and ague. All remedies I took
Produced little or no effect until put an
their action being more than doubled. H.,
malaria was quickly washed away. have
also bad sevstal attacks Of rheumatism and
two Of govt, and by applying the plasters
over the local pain and also over The Kidneys,
again found your plassrs wonderfully I'll.
cacious. n gagt N i}'= II X. Tu,M.rT7.
Beware Of limitations. "Allccck's' Is The
only genuine Porous Plaster 2 +, I'M
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-,,Ivr uI,tWM aud RhthmNl1sM,-
Et,sss+1 ,Ga Fv@t d t to n1l !,e %''
S,uld rot ssleU''' '> ZEPH. piilLLl
Wheeling, W Va,
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