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above other that offered 10 the public, hegs
cProcse the congratulations which he eosta rectvngfron
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nR. PA RISfS CELEBRATED SPECIFIC FOR
Gonorrhoa @ss%-Such have been unfortunate
ungarded hour contracted this disease
end ale and certain the above medicine without
fnsmen injury constitution A recent infection will be
cured in tive dtys To be had at % Division st. Price 81 Ad
vice given to thae using the medicine feb l3-lm
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u tRSAL malnfactnred ms Country
GEORGE SYLVESTER (from Engand) who possess
recipe. Sold in ohong-square
envsoped with directions enclosed 81 80 and S075 being
Ralf the price of the Imported article
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4 IN OUNCES PLATINA-In wire and sheets for sale BY
IUU DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
dec % 81 Broadway.
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TESTIMONY OF CURE.


Dear SiHaviug desire to discharge obligations
promote good suffering humanity, herewith
extraordinary effected by
your Hygeian Vegetable Uniyea Medicine person Of INV
Ralph aged ABOUT thirteen which shall ehdeayo
brief Iob that be enabled to make il
sively known Whilst in Edinburgh, native place,
years he received stroke the elbow with
in the joint what termed by physicians
zrsston Of the bOne from which he has suffered
until within short time He has beer treated by the
eminent physicians in Scotland which tsnded but little
selrate his rings; consequently despaired Of his
again having the advantage the his afflicted
Happily length induced make trial Of the medicine
question; from whh Few days he experienced considerable
relief afterwards his complaint assumed aggravated FORM
the breaking suppose Of puid acrd humors around the
Affected hut receiving this of the good effects Of
medicine directions followed by considerably
menng dose, until he took many pills day,
which he gsned relief and he after about three months
restored 10 health also hear testimony gosd effects
medicine in of fever and and other
paas would recommend those afflicted with disorder
e.its virtues. Respectfully subscribed. nv Obliged
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and Draushtsman Of Houston and Essex
Mr. George Sylsasss-
Certificates Of other exr,oinary in which this invaluable
medicine equally ec be the of
d. BRYSON CONFECTIONERY Agent las FatoR Broad
S-f
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"Give me leave 10 read philosophy.
SAITH THlIS-Thus

"Give leave read philosophy"
SyHAKSPEARE SAITH THUS-Thus saith Shsks
- pesrs profound Of pbosopher the WI
human Give me the read you gen
ness, and all t eayment. II This lower world what's Life
nothing IT. afflicted with any Of those troubles
that Flesh 8 heir such si
ScURVY, SAL RHEUM-
You will readily cry Dear Dootsr-knd Decvr-do give
me something take-gve something me-ouiek-
quick =" In such would ay
" Give nae leave @ read philosophy
To you from MOFFAT'S CELEBRATED CODE OF
HEALTH. Tkore you will fnd Of the vEGETA-
BILE LIFE PILLS-the real PHENIX BlTTERS. capable
restoring the shattered constitutions putting 10 flight
the obstinate disorders. Apply at
MOFFAT'S Ohce,
feb 5-lmf Nc. 50 Hudson street
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.-somr Of the mos. a

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.-Somr Of the most az
~ hictng Of cruelty he day almost
every of New York. fellow. called RHEUMATISM
daily going his rounds ackng the joints peope-preyen
ing them sleeping nghtsand destroying, the
Manner all the comforts Of life Physicians
piled They shake heads shake them
Fora complete remedy, take few Of the VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS, manufactured by MOFFAT, 50 Hudson street
ebS-lnS
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a ROGUE CAU GHT.-An old rogue, BY % > Of
N ASTHMA. the Revolution going round
country ezng honest people and shaking Them
hloy has been at last Gagged by the potent virtue Of the nhs
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS, prepared and sold by
feb Sims MOFFAT, 81 Hudson street
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PHOENIX BlTTERS-OR
THE BOOT ON THE RIGHT LEG AT LAST.
NELL Do THE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES Know
w the evil efectsof Biiisrsmonirg Ble-noon te
provoke appetizer kind OF Bers indeed Is
the life drinker-5ier all the diseases 81 4, heir
to-bier asthms-hiier eplepsy-biie Is reum-btter
scrofua-bier mercuryber all diseaes-berer sill,
all the hood the world the
true alleged Life Resiorer the PHOENIX BITTERS price
one dollar per bottle, prepared and sold by
MOFFAT, 50 Hudson street
PS-Do you life: Try sIoaafs Biiters. Try
try-try Inns
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on TO decide? Is it, that we shall sacrifice our chartered
every principle that we nave h',Tr'e
cang ,oed up all ys0c!h an quGSon
onet them rcycl in the riumphs CT their rarty while
Of artg if they cnntut day , OF dismal LeDulon
shnli have lost the rich blessings brqaeard 10 us by
M fsasn wi" v i"Sssl c sTs
. " IN L,y. breu torn in slrcds and scattered to
The winds of heaven. and the very principles of our
Government be but bywOrd and F"pTo;ch then sit
when it is too late to regain what we nave oswc Sa'
h, left only the melancholy satisfaction OF mourning
aver what we oncc were and in the language of despair
will we cxcaim the blessings of Constitutional Govern
nrnl won for by our fathers vaIo sustained by their
wisdom sanctioned by their exprrcncewkerc are they
The bright examples those fathers set us-whcre are
they? The high honprs that oHce sonFed Us as ma
ton where are they
- And where art thou,
My Counry: On Thy voicclcss shore,
Tie Patriot lay is tunclcs now,
The Patriot bosom beats more"
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january ~.

EA lSSOLUTlON.--Thrco partnership heretofore OK
81 islng at Bowling Green, Va, under the firm and
STYLE Of Thornton & Chandler, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, of the partners having determined
TO pursue different occupation and il not being c"nvc-
nrnt for the other TO purchase his interest, they have
mutually determined 10 lease ont the Tavern for term
of years The Tavern situated within GO yards of the
Courthouse is large and airythe stabagc extensive and
convcncnl-a irst.rac kitchen, and other necessary
ou,.houses all ncn, with we'll Of excellent wafer in
the yard There is attached to this establishment be-
tween eco and 500 Of land which be made
from 800 to 1000 bushels Of oats, besides corn, &C. and
BY the use of the manure from the Stage and Tavern
Stables the proprietor, il desirable: might make some
or 10 lhds. of Tobacco. Any person wishing to err
rage in such business, would do well to apply carly.
Al persons having cIams will present thrm-thosc in
deblcd will make payment 10 George f. Thornton, who
is duly authorised to settle up the business Of the firm
GEO. +. THORNTON,
JOHN CHANDLER
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PGEFR Y.
..II,D,.,pIE FEMALE SENiNHhh'

7.
Ellen, like mos, misses in the land, or hor teens,
Had slpped sky blue, through cr! .h ,,ud
Al one Of those establishments "n,, i village green's;
In highways, by-woys, squares, iat always means
,Twas called s.The Grove, "a n' 'i ,.',.-
Two po2lars stand like sc"tt'SIs. c,;,n screens
r,r.b ,r;ndow had its close 'e"e' , stat.
And Holland blind, to keep ~ a, eS T;s: Rate.
INV; ntu ,sn",w"four Young ladies' oil MISS n''"
r.'..-h.n ~. screens lrt nnc"sea ny I'.""''
;rh, blinds not down, as IL : ailss -,
FL, amer window to a passing SuH''
1a, uaf inL little dimiy white Den'
~ t iorc, ono, u crop?'d or curly heaa;
h Th;cc week, for SOULS anil hcalth'S economies
an" ., Vs." The road tho twenty-iou were led,
-. ~ooupIcl hounds, whipped in by two she domnic'
Win faces rather sravcr than Mclaouc"cs .
And thu, their studies they pursucd-on Sunday,
Beef collects, batter, texts from Dr. lrice; g.,
Mutton, French, pancakes, grammar-ot MONDAY,
For Wednosdny-fancy work, icemiIk, (no spice;,
Tburs(ay-pork dancing, curranl-bolsteTS, IeadinS'
Friday--becf, Mr.. Butler, aud plain nee;
Saturday-scups short lc ssons, and SNORT Ge"l'' -
Stocks back BOARDS hash steel collars, and Sood
From this repertory of female learning,
Came Ellen a-qnartcr, always iat1ef'
To crafty the eyes of parents yeaihin%'
twas vdent in holsters, beet, and batter,
But heartily MS Jenkins says "demo'I''se
Blu, as for any learning, not 10 Halter,
AZ often Ina ppclls when girls leave the! college,,
She had done nothn: but grow out of knowledge.
A. In, .diyi sion sums she had no chance,
And history was quite Us had DaniK;
u,r E,cocb il was too small for petty france,
And prScian suffered in her English talk: -
1I,r drawing might be done with chccsc or ch"i"'
A. for the rlobcs-thc use OF tho terrestrial -
Sbo tncw when she went ont to take walk
~ ,nkc n ride; but, touching the celestial,
H., kno Wedge hardly scared above the best'a''
Nobias she learned Of Juno, Palas, Aurs;
Gcosium for what she knew, nigh, stand Tor bufs''
sIus for master: then, for northern stars,
The Bear she ianccd did in sable fur 60,
The Bull was Farmer Ges's bull, and ergo,
The Ram the that bued AZ her brother;
As for the Twins, she only guessed that NIfSo'
From comm, amer them, must he their mother;
The Scalos weighed scnp, tea, figs like any othcF'
As ignorant as donkcSs in Gallicia,
She thought that Saturn, with his Bnit, was ou'
A nriva,e, may be, in the Kent militia;
Tina, Charles S VAIN would stick in deep tu''
THAT Venus was n real WcstcnI slut
Oh rods and coddesses of Greek Ihcoyohy:
Ina, Rerencc's Hair would curl andcu',
-rb,, t,assopcia's Chair good mahogany,
N;rcv French poshcd-s such was her c"Sn'oSony.
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March 3.
l9s.a1a1a Hfs.helas.


E5HOBERT NUNS. CLARK X co. 5 rlANOS-
EG with Metallic Brace aud Plate Grand Action long
sounding board upper Damprrs and Two fedaiS-i lie
subscriber is constantly receiving supplies from Inc
above makers the superior quality Of whose Instruments
in all respects is duly acknowledged by daily increasing
demand ior them throughout the United SlatrS ana te
Cnnulas and as they offered III Richmond 1T the
same price the makers charge III New ork adding on
Is yh, and Insurance. the subscriber hopes to receive
d continuation of the patronage literally bestowed on
the above establishment by the citizens OF Richmond,
and ul the Stale in general
To those not already acquainted with these lhslrh-
mcnts it may moi br sucriluouS To say that they are
made with particular regard to keeping IN tune, ian OBJ
icct 50 desirable. especially whcn distant from cities or
where tuners seldom be met wit) having not OH
" the Metallic Plate but also the Brace. the most cssrn-
tia Of all metallic applications in the Square fano orlr.
This brace not applied by any makers except Nunns'
Clark IL Co.
GRAND ACTION.
The Grand Action applied III these Instruments IS
of simple construction, a. the same lime most rhrcuVc
in lis operation being easy to The touch producing
powcrli or soft tone at the will ut The performer, and
will remain in perfect good order Tor many years. he
Dampcrs are made improved plan, having Tour
Times the UuanIiiy of CLOTH and otherwise varying from
the ordinary dduipcrs. which them To operate bet
ter will last much lougrr and not liable To stick or
make nglng noise often the case with those OF The
ordinary construction.
MA ouarnnlcc in writing entities the purchaser to
return exchange his instrument any time within one
year. should it prove dctrcliyr.sL1
All new Pianos sold t. in this city Viii lie
kept in tune year without charge.
No charge is made for packing. prcAing Gaze.
Pianos tuned, repaired and taken in exchange.
p. II. TAYLOR.
Opposite The Bnnk # lirginia,
January 10 7:i-w:imIuc
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Feb. u.

iatHICKAHOMlNY LAND FOR SALE.--The sub
q scrbrr has good Farm in the lower end of ilano.
yer county, about nine miles from Richmond, (by the
new road about TO be established situated The Chick
atoriny Swamp, containing bya recent snrvcy, three
hundred and fifty nine and three fourth The
highland embraces about hal(and about two thirds
Of this is cleared and well adapted 10 the production Of
corn wheat, &c; the other third, is well mLcrcd with
pine, oak, &c There is of the other half, about
fourth second rate low grounds, equal to any the
Swamp the balance first rate low grounds, principal
ly unclcarrd and remarkably well librrrd lis growth
consisting OF ASH cured maple and oak, of first rate qua
lily. There is this Farm good dwelling house,
having two rooms below and two above and first
cellar, always dry. There is good courthouse, and
good framed kitchen, likewise barn. which will require
but little repairing This farm is situated in good and
wealthy n2g hborlOod, and the situation is healthy
any in the county The subscriber, intending to leave
Virunin is determined 10 sell. Terms made known o
applications to WILLIAM \. JONES.
hanover county, March :. lOO-laftf
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"Thc disposition Of the sincere friends of the Union,
at the commencement Of the present session. was /"
treat the abolition petitions with silent contempt and
ncrlrct; to bury them in oblivion the moment they
offered and not suffer the unquestIOahc rights of the
South become the subject of argument. But as
debate has been purposey provoked by The NuiGers,
and the aunt thrown out, that the Northern men dare
not meet the question directly and openly, hope our
Northern friends will show the supporters Of The Union
in the South that their on objection 10 give
sidrra,ion to The subject was that they believed the
agitation of it forbidden by the wishes Of their republican
friends in The South We hope, as that end cannot be
attained in consequences of the Of Mr.. Calhoun
and his friends in opening the discussion al large the
question otnOt rcccei"g that they will now decide fully
upon the :nrrits Of ABOLITION by solemn report which
shall speak the FIAT Of both branches OF the National
Legislature, and in such tone will subdue the spirit
of analcsn eitctualy in this instance it in
the CASE of the Sunday mails .-GioJe
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w. W. MARSHALLS REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An infalblr remedy for the Piles, (Which has been
tested by various persons in this city and clsewhere
may be had by applying to W. W. Marshall, at the Man
SIGN House.
If satisfaction is not given. the money will be returned
reference to pcrsons cured of Cancer tey.-Wilam
Petit. Fluvanna county, Mr. Hackct, Caroline county;
Edward Bass Coesville; Icll'd Johnson, Cumberland
county, Thos Skinner E. City county; SAM Mathews,
Brunswick county; Mr.. Noble, Prince Edward county;
Mr. Miller, Goochand county; MIR. Janney, Alexandra
William P. Wyche, Petersburg.
Sept. 25 H-wN
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.-Pursuant to
~ decree Of Caroline County Court rendered in the
suit of Coleman and others Minors administrator and
others, the subscriber, appointed Commissioner by said
decree, WILL Monday the lh of March next at Caro-.
line Court, House, 0Iat being Court day. proceed 10
SELL public auction for cash. six likely young Negroes
of whom two boys and four females.
Also, on Saturday the l!nh of the same month"; at
CHESTERFIELD i'll the county of Caroline, about two miles
distant from the. premises, small TRAcr OF LAND be-
longing to the late Alfred Minor, decd, usually known
by the name Of Fairfield in healthy and desirable
neiuhborEood within mile Of the Richmond Frede.
ricksburg, and Potomac Rail Road, containing fifty acres
more or less The improvements are, large and com.
nodous framed dwelling, which, with little expense,
would be rendered quite convenient and comfortable to-
ge,her with the necessary outhouses further descrp
ton is deemed unnecessary those wishing purchase
will no doubt view the premises.
TEnas-A credit of nine months will be given for the
land the purchaser giving bond with approved security
the tile to be retained until the purchase money is paid
Possession given the 1st day of January, 1887.
WILLIAM R. B. WYATT, .7dmtor
Feb. Is [e2-w5w] Of alfred Minor, dee'd
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Cancer.

AND THE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY.
To tic Editor Of the S. r. Telegraph.
MgR. Editor:-We have noticed, in your paper an
lEn advertisement by DR.. Marshall, proposing to
Cancrrous diseases, Fisua. &c. We have been
toned to believe that these diseases were, for the most
part ncurablc; but having had an opportunity Of wit
Messing some of the practice of Dr. NJ really think it
would be serving the of humanity 10 say that
have been asonishcd at the attending his efforts.
We have the appearance of which, drew
from all around. expressions Of hopeless despair and
seemed to defy human skill and yet, after few weeks
under the treatment Of Dr. NJ the disease, all appear
ancc is etfectually removed.
We take pleasure in calling the attention of any
Your readers who mag be suffering from these Distress
ing diseases, to tho advertisement referred 10:
JAS. &. CRANE.
ARCHD. THOMAS.
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RICHD. G.. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASKIE.
a. FRENCH.
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EN- CIANCERY-NIEGIyIA.-l Powhatan Circuit
a Court October the 9th. l-}:,
Armistcad A. Green. administrator of John l.. Cooke.
dcccascd and administrator with the will annexed Of
james Cooke, deceased, PIN.
against
William Browne, Branch T. Archer, William Crump,
Sheriff Of Powhalan and administrator Of Peter f. Ar
cher deceased Joseph A. Royal and Mary B.. his wife,
Henry Anderson and John W. Nash, Dcfts.
On the motion of the defendant Anderson, and for
sons appearing the Court, it is ordered, that unless the
plaintiff shall this 10 have it ready
f,r trial the next term Of this Court, the bill Of the
plaintiff shall stand dismissed with costs, act of
this day: And the defendant Branch +. Archer, not
having entered his appearance and given security ac-
curd!ng TO the of Assembly and rules Of this Court
ami appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that he
is no; an inhabtant of this Commonwealth the
ton of the pa;nl by his Attorney, il is ordered that
the said Branch r. Archer do appear here the first day
OF the next TERM and the bill Of the plaintiff and
give curity for performing such decree the Court
may make hcrein and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper, published in the City
of Richmond and continued for two months successive.
~ and that another copy be posted at the front door
this county. Copy-Teste,
WIN S. DANCE, elk.
Jan. %. S3-wSw
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letter received Baltimore from young gentle
man of that city at Valparaiso, says: We have &C.
counts here stating that Pekn lin Chna) has been de-
sroycd by an earthquake, and one hundred thousand
houses msuIttdso that schc Tic city stood there is no'c
n Uack and araant p00L."
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January 26

htNEED AND CARPENTER S PATENT villa
- THRASHlNG MACtIlNE.-The subscribers a. a.,
prepared to offer to the public Wheat hFa'"'
Machine improved plan, which superior 10 81.
in use in this country.-We say with conusn
that they will thrash with less horse power and
than any other We have ever secn-Wc only osS Js
trial, and we warrant them pleaseWe have DO
that they will supersedc all others: wherever 's
known used. Our patent was taken out las! ,,yt
and we built and sold several last season. wnIC"
perfect satisfaction, and all vino used them iii sell
them to be Inc hest they had ever seen We vii nd
natents for counties or States on reasonable terms '"
would recommend all machine builders to adopt ou
We will also furnish machines, built in the DtS - Ran.
and warranted to please REFERENCE to Co... J. Wi3sca
dolph, Col Thomas Macon john r SamPSIpn ,., Neu.
Gilmore. Hugh Nelson, Francis K. Nelson fs"' ID.
welber, all Of The county of Abemarle L .rnin,,t
dressed 10 StapIclon C. Sneed, E'cret'sV'ie'
county, Va, will be attended TO. {, ,An
January 2G.
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Buckingham, February 10.

EN- CIiANCERY-FiRGIIA. Chesterfield touh
81 ty Court, February Slh, lS36: IN
James II. Cox, administrator dc bonis non with Inc VIII
annexed of John Wilkinson, deceased, and adInnsLra
tor of Margaret Wilkinson, deceased, fllH
against -.
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Thomas Cole and Martha his
&c, and o,hcrs Defendants.
The defendants Thomas Cole and Martha his wife, mol
having entered their appearance and gven security ac
c0rding to the act Of assembly and the rules q" tins
Court and appearing the satisfaction of the Court
that they are not inhabitants of this mmonwralt IT'S
Ordctd That the said defendants do appear here on the
second Monday in April next and answer the Pa'nti
bi and that copy Of this order be torhw!li iIsrFlcu
IN some newspaper printed in the city c Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and another copy posted at the
from, door of the Courthouse of this county:
Copy-Tesc, LAWSON NUNNALLi, D. C.
ri il; 9l-wSw
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.VENjAI7E SEMINAIiY AT FAKiiE Idle -The
Et ne,t session will commence on Tuesday, the LIST
day Of March. Tuton-Junior Class, Enst!sh' per
year 500; Senior Class, English. per year So nc
additional expense for Painting, Music, and Inc "'
u,Iares the heretofore.
On the first Monday in March, expect also TO open
Female Seminary Physic Spring., G"fE"s""m'
The course Of instruction and tuition will be tho same
We have valuable apparatus for both places, ana at
Buckingham board young ladies' ior - per
''''"'"' R. G. LOVING.
ul,v
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The Subscriber, grateful for past favors. hereby mott
es the public that nc has takcI the above Hotel for the
present year. until suitable disposition be- made Of it,
and asks continuance Of their patronage lie promises
to leave nothing undonc to merit it.
GEO. F. THORNTON.
Rnwlinn Green. l2th Feb. lS:}G. .4-WSW-