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TO PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES.

II 'Aiis oh"7'iIb't lHiDtilN ulSlIltHuS
Il and tie public that Do obtained the services At1i
who has lsen regularly educated and brought 40 pro
son and ha had UPWARD Of h1eon years experience
business both In this county AMI M Dubnthe latter place
served The usual time apprentice of the
bontso NJ that city ts my intention a. the entire control
NJ the compromising department Of under the
n is gentleman whom feel every confidence ability
dschar1ng the ver responsible duty comOundeT and de
penscr of medicine With my pcrsona respect
fully ask continuance NJ tho patronage confidence as
beeno Literally bestowed the house have been actively
ged Boz mr. number ~ years De i2I PEYTON JOHNSTON.
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A REAL BLESSING To MOTHERS.

\ REAL BLESSING To MOTHERS.
nE. PARRIs'S CELEBRATED AMERICAN SOOTHING sN-
~ RUP. CHILDREN CUruNG THE TEEru.
10 stsrs inabc remedy has preserved
hundreds u Chrren when thought past from eonvuons
A. the syrup rubbed the the child will
This preparation scacou and pleasant that
child viii refuse let be rubbed with H. When infants
the II four months though there appearance Of teeth
Syrup should he used the
Parents should be without this syrup the nursery where
young children; for # child wakes IN the night with
pains the gums Syrup immediately 10y opening the
pores and healing the gums thereby preventing Commissions Fe
vers, To be had Of
PEYToN JOHNSTON, Agent.
ma Richmond. Va.
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COMPOUND WHITE OAK SYRUP.
IANHlS preparation is one OF the most efficient
u remedies for Cholera luiantum, obstinate Diuhra.
offered for sale II years
IN an extensive practice By experienced physician
unparalleled success aud many realised good
TIE undersigned has hecDme proprietor.
BE- vegetable PREPARATION pleasant the and
IT, operations A family medicine diseases
affecting ininuOlsy Tho stomach bowels superior
90 Parents should h. careful year
the first exhibition q that dreadful masdy the SUMMER
PLAIN1," which nay be- done by purchasing twoof
tins preparation Of WIN -. HARDWOOD.
~ gurresssr 10 =. p Adie A 90
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supporter aaned hgh ehaTacfef IN EuoNe as
country II adopted the entire disse Of Pess
mes painful surgical eNpcdien and universally
recommended medical of the highest rank IL gives me
iair relief Of the patient from those dis
treng symptoms attendant all Propss and always
effects permanent gratifying that it has met
The APPRECIATION of medical who has had
aI knowledge Of utility and Of patient who has worn IT,
Permission given refer, In Richmond TO Doct T. Johnson
Prof Ncttaucr, Prince Edward G. H.
furnished exclusively for ladies' at g. Ncsey
Street York entrance from the business
department. where lady constant attendance to apply trusses
aud supporters female patients
Pamphlets describing and applications he had
The office the For sale Re
,nond by apl3 PEETON JOHNSTON.
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~ tho United statcs Court ior tho Eastern
JANEa r. cnRlsriAN eaunty halhs~s 10
The Eastern Virginia District The aid James r. Christian who
has been deereda nsnkupt BY this ncd pton
praying his ordered thsrcof be
hshed newspaper printed Of Richmond seventy
days at hast before the day Of August ~hsn hearing viii
be had GA Tho Teion United Room the
' OF hehnon and all creditors who have proved Their debts
ana o' persons In nest at the said time aud place.
AMI show eaa- they Why the OF tho said
TONER should not BE- granted ACopy-1e-ie.
ma i7-wiiw HENRY GIBSON. Clerk
MORE NEW ROCKS.
JOURNAL OF the Disasters in Anshansan istl-T; by Ia
Home; The Iron Rule domestic story by Mrs Ellis
Complete in vol--Th. cheap edition
uapers' Panty Library No O. southey's Life Of Nelson
Brandes cyeogsSia ofscienee. Literature and Art No
The Hector Oliaoran Anthony
oTooe ny H. MAXWELL with twenty By
Leech) OF the Stories of Waterloo La. Duke Of
Wellington
Library my Young Couninen. containing No like
Common the Conqucrot Of Mexico Her
Corie-- BY author OF Uncle Philips Conversations Just
received by SMITH. DRlNkER q NORRIS.
jets
ISLE or WIGHT APPLE BRANDy-iS bbls Of strong
u Of Wight OF Apple Bmndy-just received for sale
ap 10 JAMES a GEO. WINSTON
JuDABs LION, ny CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH
NEW Work Judahs Lion by Charlotte Elizabeth, just reed
N and for sale by Zap ISL SMITH. DRiNkER MORRIS.
pAINTs, Oils AND vARNIsHEs.-The subscriber
has In store the following pure,
quality
800 gallons pure Mountain Idnseed OH
10 bbls. Spirits Turpentine
900 kegs American White Lead. in oil
1000 lbs English do
100 lbs verdegr- ground pure
100 gallons Copai vamish No.
fun supply Of Coach Picture Japan vsnish.s
Chrome Green and Yellow; Paint Brushes all siEes.
For sale, reasonable terms, by
apps PEyToN JOHNSTON.
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s q 81 z D. \, c. "a e. Ss
he attention of physicians ,hroaghoa, The state.
They have proved neaeoa- whercver asd and have
which have been offered profession fO the Ofs
dh~ases
rs rsrsc cos-sr raany rroap-us u,er readily adj
ju AMI worn without Inconvenience to tho patient which
"' ,hey dner s.enaS from aa traes having nse springs
after delivery gives great relief to the patient and prevents the
The usan, knowledge
use Of instruments OF this character prevented beeas OF te
with the pateniee enables pa, hall the Price
others An examination only of uae instruments required to
ALEX. pUvAL& CO.
Ladies' Beautiful Coiorcd Busisin..
:" particularly sOei, the attention ofthe Ladies
and cheap. JUDAH MYERS 4 co.
ma ~ Fashionable and Cheap Shoe Deaer.
MsCIrdy's superior Morocco Walking shoes.
" have hand OF the very Shoes
w very low for eash-fOr bargains can a, .,
ma is Fashionable and Cheap Shoe Store.
GIN Thousand lbs "Mountnn Bacon"
~ 800 his Mountain Land just received and tot sale by
ma n BROWN TAYLOR.
MUSLIN Band. a Muslin rriming~-R. H. Jc.-
IVl ki-s, sell cheap,
Needle worked Muslin Bands each and Is 3D. "a and
bargains TO he had in the above articles ma
NATIONAL. PORTRAIT
GALLERY VOLS. FOR SALE CHEAP.
w. RANDOLPH c supply any lover of the fine
-. with copy Of the National Portrait Gallery vols
Portraits distinguished ss5. The sub
sebers to this work payns sts fot the ma 81
ID APER HANGINGswe full and beautiful
II Of PAPER HANGINGs which Will he sn
cheap. Zap s5l SMITH pRINkER MORRIS.
TINO FARMERS.-Thc paten,cr has consigned to Min
for the Of grinding and oat meal by hand We
solicit cali from farmers and Others W feel satisfied that the
simplicity and convenience united with the low pree OF the
aPi-iT BROWN TAYLOR.
BROWN SHlRTINGS AND SHEETINGS.
WE have IA full supply of the above Goods,
OF approved yIeand supply OF the celebrated
Bacr" SengS pronounced be- the best shecns made IN
the a. For sale very low by
aps KENT. KENpALL K ATwNTER.
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
APOTHECARS AND DRUGGIST,
III AS Just received large and well selected
stock OF Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils, bye siuf &c
which country trade cash
al aIoW lower than they can be- purcha
srd in the city pesers requested to eSamine hts stock
ap4 PEYroN JOHNSTON
SUGAR.-woocy wcol.sys Loaf and Crushed sugar jus,
~ reeeivedand tor sale low by . -
api-dIw BROWN TAYLOR
NEW Crop rio CoTfcc-I5o bags crop Rio Coffee
" receiving for sale. DUNLOP. MoNCuRE a co
nRCIlARD GRASS SEED.-A fresh supply for sale
W low by
NH - WILLIAM PALMER.
1SAA DOZEN PALM LEAF. together with large
IoOO mcn OF LEGiioRN HATS received and for sale
by W. n r. p CARPENTER,
30 Under the Exchange Reading Room
4 Ads EBOoK for April received for subscribers.
~ 10 SMITH, DRlNKER NORRIS.
NEAR 500 PACKAGES OF DRY
GOODS.
M + have received. within few days past, n
w large and choice of
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Cheaper certainly before and
therefore offer Inducements old customers
and all Others wishing buy Al such invited examine
APP "a J. 5. JAMES x 90,
Drugs, Medicines. Paints and Dyc-stufIs.
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FAMILY MEDICINES!

TENHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
Il supply Of Family Medicines by all warranted genuine
Among them
Sanis' SarsapariIa from the manufacturer
Houck'S Panaeea, Weisigcrs Rcstorer
Rowands "ony and Tonic Mixture" panacea
for Ague and Fever
Bernans Cholera Medicine, for the Of Cholera Mohus
naTrhea.
Compound White Oak Syrup" article for the OF
COea lnfantum and obstinate Diahea prepared from
original receipt by experienced physician and used by him
with remarkable success for a number Of years " This
valuable medicine Is prepared and sold only by
WILLIAM u. HARwOOD.
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LOUISA RAII-ROAD.
Lines 90 Characteristics, Stnunton, Lynchburg
and the Virginia Springs.



MONT TRfPELLLN3 .3yCIDED-.iND GREfTLr IN
CREASED ENPEDITTON
INHE Public are hereby informed, that on and
Il after the July. Fare Richmond and Char
oieyi viii be s. so ozy Fare stanton So fa Lynch
burg 81 From Junction sunon 81 so From Junction Char
lotiesViue 81 so.
Sv1> Passengers leaving Richmond by IN, Railroad. at
A. NJ reach the Junction 60 breakfast, and thence
proceed together with passengers Arriving at the June
&&k nom the North the Louisa Rail road In Cor
ia louisville and thence by stages To Charlottesville reach
---S-ing Charlottesville by r. NJ and Cookies Is miles
West by night Leave Cookies by daylight,
the Blue Ridge by 10 A. ".
The Guyanoe line leaves Siauntona n NJ reaches Clover
Dale by and leaving day hight acl
the Warm Spng breakfast and Calaghans to dinner and
nr the White sulphur at r NJ arrives At Lewsburg by NJ
the III ay, % hours IN. by iynchhgrg The
wllole and the wrek days
The Natural Bridge Tuesdays. Thur
days and Saturiys the DAYS will be furnished
~ \. Nj reaches Lexington by
daylight and thu Natural Bridge breakfast. where
until after dinner and reach Dbr Springs by
night. leave AFTER breakfast reach Caaran 10 dan
and the White sulphur Springs by r. NJ
TRAvEl ENTIREIY.
The roads splendid the and fn and the and
cnachrs rs fine heretofore
These Lines thu Main Mail Routes and Passengers have
ference over all Others avg PciHf.
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IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS.

For raising BucktrhsGt Cakes. Nu1iRs &c
fOMBINING economy and convenience; having used
- satisfaction by families Richmond recommend
tins article confidence. We prepared quantity
fresh ana properly labelled with DIRsCTIoNs
These Powders admirable substitute Yeast making
all kinds Of Batter Cakes and the advantage
rendering the batter perfectly and ready baking
slant they mixed Buckwhea and made
with the>e Powder less likely disagree
than thDSe made yeast. and requires
prepare Tor making the possibility Of having them
troy avoided
bREeoSsPathe contents ola white and eooured paper
separate vessels aad and half g Of Mix
Tires quarts Of batter usual for the d.
qud which the powders Dissolved and ready baking
stir IN pe one Of the dissolved powtrsthen add other
well and commence baking immediately further agitation
Hail of each powder for 81 pns Of Prepared
by BOLTON A HARRISON,
Corner Main and Governor streets,
mi
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''o"ao zsS no5sss s:lSss. POTOMAC

hedseeo hatss ea Local. Ifaref
NOTICE Is hereby given, that ON and after
the iSsh inst Return Tickets b. between Rich
sood and points short of Fredericksburg. the Fredericksburg
Rail Road stAssf Aars between Richmond aud Pre-
dercksbnrg for aar s ss dollars FOE thc ticket aud
tekst and between Richmond ami Moth of frederckS
burg. fos fourth only the price the mn ticket
To points the Louisa Rail Road of SouoD>vi. Return
Tickets will be or ss the price OF the inn ticket
third and Goronsvle dar
a.a tc-fyrs dollars for the ticket and ticket
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(tRusHED SUGAR, IN hbls-scly Madeira Wine pipes
~ New Ricesaad Oil-Bar Iesd-Paper. Cap and Letter
For sale BY apel DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN,
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GREAT REDUCTl0N!!

pictorial History OF NnpoIcon.-Tbs LIE NJ
Napoleon offered TO the public, Translated rom The
French ~ w. Laurent de- EArieche Member Of the Inu ~
France &C The ,olc ~ France alone has exceeded
twenty thousand copies within The American edition
VIII be issued in four volumes The prce o. 60v
cents volume each comprising upwards pages and con
tainnE 500 enrravgs Illustrating striking events In
hs career both public and private By eminent aus
from designs by the celebrated HORACE vERNE in addition IN
which there viii be length Portraits 81 the
most Distinguished Gene ais of The Empire volume viii
he published every fortnight
pJ The postage this only periodical and will be for
warded remit l.e amount, ~ In advance
SMITH, DRINKER A. MORRIH
je "a nookselers, stationers Bookbinders
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ID GASES NEW y DESIRABLE GOODS

d Gases NEW u DESIRABLE GOODS
- D. received per Nassau and opening Purchasers
specifically invited 10 can and examine thcp
mhp JOHN WRIGHT
DACON.-City Cured Bacon Hams, Mid
- dngs Shoulders and Jolos, of superior quality
Middinrs-for sale by NH ". ~ BURTON.
VNDIGO-4O0 lbs. superior quality, for sale by
n ap4 PEYrON JOHNSTON
NANKEENs-we have IN store and offer Tor saie very Io56
bales and Avonao, sh0ves Lnsle peersburr and
BsteTsea Nankeens plain long hon pieces
pj KENT, KENDALL 4 ATWATER
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Has on hand, and will continue torceeive
from factories in n. York & Bosion-vi-
sited by himself for the purpose Of obtain
ing the BEST IMPLEMENTS upon the
most JepOrabie terMs-will sell the sane
al such prices rs cannot fad 10 gsrs salts
CaefioHi lie will sell the produce Of his
COUNTRY CUSTOMERS WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE FOR SELLING" where
!. he takes no risk deaming tia SUFFICIENT
sEauIvALEST To SERVE THEN He docs
- -. ,.r,a,ru.a That daaIarz IN Grain mr.
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CBONERSEED.
FEW bushels prime mountain Cloyorsccd for sale by
N cg GEO. w. GRErTER
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mr.. uuII,. Itcro Abdominal supporter

THIS instrument for the radical cure of Pro
!. ::
E+&4 apsiis Utcu, falling Of the Womb, by eNterna
H6A application supervising the Of the objections
d give Pcssap, Is confidently recommended 10 the ai
~ hicted the OF perfect restoration to health
40 - having failed of performing a even
W nrrlrr the Inn.t nrrrnNnted IrcnnIsiances.
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WIN. b. HARDWOOD,

NEW BOOKS, Mag -.
w. uANDOIPIf has received Dissertation ~ the d..
- oass of ne Matary Sinus y G. A. Harms w. D. D. ~ T.
Prlfrasof 81 uyufisffy. Baltimore.
History q Cougress Exhibiting Classification Of The proceed
b. b. ID senate md iiguas Of Representative
40 Murray Encyclopedia ~ Geography.
tsanefs rrrr1uf.on vois 50 ris ma -
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Tobacco VIII purchase upon This Judgment but pledges HIM
nIade obtain tile highest
market price, and does fear comparison Of prices with
the DO Having had thirteen experience IN
TRADE this city alone, he appeals those who have had
porunes of Judging regard his business qualifications
NH 23-t&cif
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25

and banner0 had passed, Mr.. O'Connell
took Bishop Hughes and Father DeSmto
ian estimable and philauth-opic Jesui,
Missionary from Belgium, who is doing
much good beyond the Rocky Mountains.
and who was our fellow ~passenger,) into
his own carriage, and assigned ours as a
place next to hIrn in the procession.
And then the sea Of heads and The
denseiy wedged mass Of bod .es, moved
EDWARDS towards Donnybrook Green
aud Tor two miles, the houses on either
side OF TT streets, filled 10 their almost
capacities with ladies and gentleman, re.
sounded with acclamations.
Nor was this in any sense,au idle pa.
geant. Their, was nothing Of display
or ostentation. IL was all hear:-all
soul. IL was a spontaneous tribute oil
the love and gratitude Of an oppressed
people 10 their best friend aud ablest
champion.
In numbers, this procession may be
compared 10 the Croton Water celub-a
ton in your own great commercial
metropolis. n enthusiasm, | can ONLY
compare it with our reception Of the
venerated and beloved La FArgrEE.
In the centre of Donnybrook Green, a
large staging, with seats and awnings.
had been erected. In the anxiety 10 gel
near the staging, from which the Llber.
ator was TO speak, our carriage got sep.
arated from his, but before the meeting
was called TO order, make way for the
Americans was shouted by those who
surrounded Us, and wa were ushered up.
on the stage in thu most fattering man
ner.
John O'Conner, Esq who is the prcsi.
dent OF the Trades Association, stated
The objects orlhe meeting in an effective
manner, closing with u well deserved
compliment TO the citizens Of Dublin for
the order, decordm and propriety which
distinguished their conduct.
lett the 'LIberator,' at { O'Clock. ad.
dressing between two and IN hundred
thousand people, in order to get my let.
ter 10 Liverpool in time for tu morrow 5
Boston steamer. The speech Of Mr..
- Conneli, as indeed is this whole Re.
peal movement, was eminently pacific.
regretted the necessity OF leaving be.
lore Mr. O'Connell closed, as much as
regretted TO lose the opportunity OF di-
ming at his table with Mr. 5 eele and two
or three other distinguished gentlemen
whom we were TO meet there.
am sorry that am 30 much hurried
as TO De able to give you but a meagre
account ofthis great popular movement.
Truly yours.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25
MARY.

Ihe Alohirose Pa. Register, OF Thursday lsi. nm
nounees the death OF Funkln n Avery. Eo. l,t.
The representative from Su,quehsnna county. IN tie
State Leg stature.
The Michigan State Josnll states that there VA,
frost and Ice there un The 1871 INST.
The New York CpuriSr and Eaquirer give, .on,
statistics ol the number Of p.nuie maintained by tho
ciy of New York ia her AimsehOuses and PRISON..
OF which the following IS a summary.
Total number iu Aims house DEPARTMENT JpIv
8. lS43. including 325 IN Hospital. 336 IN Lunstie
Asylum. Bllckwell's Island. and 752 At l. ny L.
land Farms and Nu'>enes-toIal 1856.
Upwards Of three thousand visiIers arrived nj Sa.
raIoga Springs during the week ending on the I5th
instant. ni whom It : supposed that at least twj
Thousand eight hun lred sull remain.
Collection Of money. and articles Of various ki:,ds
nre still being actively made in the city Of B,sluu.
and places adjacent. The Mayer OF Boston Sainc.
day last, transmitted $1,000. winch makes syUO)
winch has been sent IRON That CITY.
The Savannah papers of the 18Th inst, chrnisIs
the almost final completion of The Central Railroad.
On the 18th insi. a train OF cars was run over the
road To within Two miles and a hall Of AIacup.
where a temporary depot has been erected.
The Lancaster Examiner Of Wednesday sayG.-
MIR Christian Zwalley's burn ia WcsI Earn township
was struck by lightning on Saturday afternoon last.
We understand The loss is observation-disclosures
50 or 40 loads uf hay. harness. pluLghS anu harrows
The loss Is estimated al $4,000.
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THE YOUNG MANS EISr1RE

Young man! after The labor and duties
oil tie day arc ended, how do you spend
your eYening>2 When business is dull
and leaves at your disposal many unoc.
cuPIed hours, what disposition do YOU
make OF them? have known, and now
know, many young men, who, if they
devoted 10 any scientific or literary, or
professional pursuit the time they spend
IN games OF chance land lounging in bed,
and IN idle company, might rise to any
eminence. lou nave all read Of The sex.
tons on,who became a fine astronomer
by spending a short time every evening
In gazing on the stars after ringing the
bell for nine o'clock, Sir william Phipps
who,at the age Of forty-fve,h had attained
order OF knighthood, and tho Office
Of high sheriff Of New England, and the
Governor Of Massachusetts, learned TO
read and 10 write after his eighteenth
year, Of a shiP-carpenter in Boston
William Clifford, The great editor Of the
Quarterly, was an apprentice to a shoe
maker, and spent his leisure hours in
study. Ana because he had neither peu
o paper, slate nor pencil, he wrought
out his problems on smooth leather with
a blunted avl. David Rittenhouse, the
American astronomer, when n plough.
boy, was observed to have covered his
plough and the fences with figures and
calculations. James Ferguson, the great
Scotch astronomer, learned TO read by
himself, and mastered the elements of
astronomy whilst a shepard's boy in
the fields, by night. And perhaps 1t is
not too much to say, that If the hours
wasted in idle company, in vain CONVEX
satlon, at the tavern, were only spent in
the pursuit of useful knowledge, The dull.
lest apprentice in any of your shops
might become an intelligent member of
society, and a fit person for most Of our
civil offices. By such a course,the rough
covering OF many a youth might be laid
asIdej and their ideas, instead Of being
confined TO local subjects and profession.
al technicaIiiies ,mis range throughout
the wide fields Of creation; and other
Stars, from the young men Of this city,
might be added to the list Of worlaies
that is gliding our country with a bright
yet mellow lIght.-ReU. Mr.. MurraH