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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-02
MUCH YET RAAAiss ussusG -

TFLom tie Boston Daily Adrcr'iMr
Among the interesting performances, The titles
of which will be found in the order OF exercises
for the Exhibition ut Cambridge to-day, IS a
Greek melrical version o! MIR. Mllman,s PriZe
Poem, "The Belvidere Apollo" Nh. Miimans
earlier poems a.e not we'll known III TINS cot'l-
Try as they deserve We take this occasion,
therefore, when ii will be particularly interesting
10 many of our readers, 10 prin, poem which
will be read with pleasure by all:
THE BELvIDERE APOLLO.
BY IL. II. M;I.MAN.
Heard We the arrow hurtle in the SKY
Heard We the dragon monslers deathlul cry
In settled majesty in fierce disdain
Proud of his might yet scornul of his SIAM
The Heavenly Archer stants-no human oifth,
No reliShabe deniZen OF earth;
Youth tlooms immortal on his heardleSS face,
A God in strength, with more than god-like grace ];
An. all divine-no struggling music sowS
Thro' heaying vein no maniling Likelihood flows;
But animate with Deity alone,
In ,ieahess glory lives the breathing stone.
Bright kindlins with conqueror's stern delight,
His keen eve tracks the arrows iaeiui iliSht;
Burns his indignant cheek with vengeini lire,
And his lip quivers with insulting ire;
Firm. fixed his tread. yet light as when on high
He walks the impalpabe and painless SKY;
In graceful ringlcts, wantons on The VIM,
That lifts in sport his nantes fold,
Proud 10 display that torn OF tauliless mould
Mighty Ephcsian! with an eagles flight
Thy proud soul mounted thro' the fields OF isn',
View'd The bri.htconclave of Heavens bes' aoode,
And the cold marble leapcd to life God;
Contagious awe through brcathlcss myriads ran,
And nations bowed before the work OF man;
For mild he seemed as in Elysian bowers,
Wasting in careless ease the Joyous hours;
Naughty. as bardS have sung. with princely sway,
Curbng the fierce Misunderstanding steeds OF day;
By holy maid on Delphis haunted steep,
Mid the the dim twilight of The laurel grove,
Too iair to worship, too divine to love.
Yet on that form, in wild dclirious trance,
With more than reverence, gazcd the Maid OF
France.
Day after Gay the loye-sick dreamer stood
With him alone, nor thought it solitude;
To cherish grief, her last her dearest care,
Her one fond hope-,o perish or despair.
on as The shifting light her sigh, besuiled
Bln>hing she shrank and ,ho't the marble smiled.
OF brcaihless listening heard, or seemed 10 hear,
A voice of music melt upon her ear.
Slowly she waned, and cold and Sen>ele>S grown,
Closed her dim eve, herself bcnnmoed 10 stone
Yet love in death a sickly strength supplied,
Once more she gazed, then teebly smiled. and died
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BuRgAu or Constructions, EQUIPMENT J
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BuRrAU OF CONSTRUCTIONS, EQUIPMENT
ASn REPAIR, July Is, lsii
THO carry into eiicctlhat part of,he act Of Con-
l. eres> making appropriations for the naval
service for the fiscal year, ending June 80, 1919.
which relates 10 the purchase oi American water
rottcd Hemp
Proposals will be received at this Bureau, until
;; O'Clock, p NJ, OF the 29th day OF August next,
for delivering at the Navy Yard, Charlestown,
Mass, two hundred tons OF American waterloo
ted Hemp.
This Hemp must he equal in quality 10 the
Riga Rein Hemp heretofore purchased for the
Navy-samples of which are now in the said
NAVY Yari-must be delivered free OF I'll ex-
pense to the United States, and be subject to The
inspection and approval of persons who VIII Dc
appointed BY and act under instructions from The
Navy Department.
Persons making offers must state the price
asked per ton OF 2,2i0 pounds, delivered al HE
Navy Yard. and mus; forward with them the
offers cf persons OF sufficient property 10 become
surrlics in One-third the amount ot The contract
tor lis performance, II the offer should be accepted
Separate PROPOSALS will be received Tor guam
titles of not less than thirty TONS nor more tiah
Two hundred tons. To diminish The hazam 10
contractors Of forwarding hemp from the West
ern states, which may not he OF proper quality
or Sliclcntly Wen plcpalS'i' TIT - Va III
Navy has appointed two agents, who Will, when
requested inspect hemp that may be prepared 10
fulfil contracts to bc made under this advertise
men, One ofthese agents will inspect the hemp
,ba, NAV be sent to Louisville Kentucky, and
the other that which may be sent 10 ST Louis, in
Missouri. These agents will he furnished with
samples Of Riga Rein hemp, and with the means
of testing the strength OF hemp and will be ready
IN Give all information in their power. 10 enable
contractors 10 have their hemp properly prepared
and To ascertain the strength and character OF 1t,
before the expense Of sending it TO the Navy yard
is incurred 1t must be distinctly understood,
however, that the inspection and opinion OF these
agents is merely to diminish the risk 10 con
tractors, By furnishing useful information. The
only inspection by which the hemp can be final
IL received and paid Tor, will be that at The Navy
Yard where it is to be delivered.
The whole quantity of the hemp embraced in
any contract must be delivered al The navy yard
Charlestown, Mas, on or before the Isl day OF
August, 1915.
In addition TO the bonds which will he required
for the faithful performance OF contracts ten per
cent will be deducted from all bills for deliveries,
and retained until the completion OF the contract
as additional security tor its performance. The
remaining ninety per centum will be paid within
thirty DAYS after the bills, duly approved, shall
be presented 10 the Navy Agent al Boston:
july % 9--t1A
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rToyTs PRIZE OFFICE. RrouMoSn, Va

TTOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE. HdonM3Sn " "
AZ he wheat crop is in ana safe lioy' 'dhcs
his nen in hand" 10 0r i,hh NIX i"r ,ilc peh.n,
- ,Eos,. vho have no whcat--tho>c whose crop
has been destroyed by the ily-thosc VINO M. T,a
complain OF low prccs-and u'e "oiH' sei'0' Any
who WANT money. ,c,,,,. ~ call Tho
,uen,ion az every body in this world and timer
country (and particularly Anncxatlonls's) 10 'i'e
brilliant Schemes 10 be found below.
~ Hoyt proposes to annex TO each Inai :,
nocIset who orders from him ticket, CaPitai
| Prize. This may seem extlavaSant 10 Solie rei-
bans-hut 10 those who know that Eoyt dislri-
butes some MILLIONS OF DOLLARS noil'i-
" it will not appear So ~ 80 n.ho
Therefore all yc who want money, all We VINO
don't want moncy, but would Ike 10 loah II ~
your friendS-all We who have never seen Gapi.
la prize-all We who have seen many VIZ
aid of Hoyt-all, all, every body tofu'"'.h uioP
an order enclosing the amount OF money you diI
w;Ilino ~ risk-irom one dollar 10 one hundred
more or less-no matter what The amount i; II
will be attended to-lhc same by Hoyt as mo II
was million; and he has Tickets rom % y u
TO 10 dolars-Packages from IS 10 ooo uolial:
The following are a few OF the leading caPi-
tails for August, though We have other drawings
which are received daily-capitals ranging rom
four 10 twenty lhousand-any OF when can oe
had by sending a remittance to
D NJ HOYT, Richmond.
S30,000!-AexandTia Lottery for August 3D.
$50 600 CapitaI. 10000 30 of 1000, &c, &c
IS Nos II drawn. Tickets $40; Shares IN pro-
portion. A certificate Of IL package OF Whoics
will be sent by Hoyt for $780, Halves oo; oUaf-
tiers 80.
Alexandria Lottery. to draw 10Th August
Capitals: $50. 600 10000, 10 Of 900, &c, Nc
Tickets $40; Shares in proportion A certificate
of package of Whole Tickets will be sent lor
sl3C; Halves IS: Quarters 80 81.
New Jersey Lottery, Class p, for Nth August
Grand Scheme: SO 900, 1000, ~ OO 2,Uoo, l.
47S so; 10 of $1,000, 10 of 1000, &c Tickets
50; Shares in proportion Certificate oil pack
age of 26 Wholes 500; Shares in proportion
Alexandra Lottery, to draw l1lh August.
Capitals: s25 900, 10000 10 of 1903, &c &c
&C Nos. and 10 drawn ballots. Tickets STU. =,
4 certificate ola package of w hole Tickets will
be sent by Hoyt for $90-Haves Is, Quarters
$3.50.
Alexandria Lottery TO draw 9th August.
Capitals: $4,000, $4,000, 10000, 50 ol 1000,
100 OF 800, &c.--Tickets so.
A certificate of package Of Whole Tickets
will be sent by Hoyt Tor $lG0-llalves 81. GUAR
tiers 10
Alexandria Lottery to lie drawn 3Ist August
Capitals: 10000, 10000 % OF lOoo, Nc
Tickets $40 ga,
A certificate OF a package Of Wholcs will be
for $40: halves and quarter, i'll proportion.
Persons from the country when in town should
always call on Hoyt ii they are in want of
money.
~: Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by
J. G. Gregory & Co, constantly on hand. Or
ders enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10
with promp,ne>s, and the drawings OF Lotteries
semi. when requested, 10 al who orifr of
d. NJ HOYT, Richmond
III, y, OFF
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R,.nEn, or CoxsrnrcrIov. EorlrMENr !

I
,ND REPAIR, July Is, 1911.
C1EALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this Bureau until 5 O'Clock, P. NJ OF the
4,h ot September next, for furnishing and deli
vering at the Navy Yard, Brooklin, New York :
lst All the live oak timber necessary 10 com
pelc the frames, breaSthooks, beam and kceson
pieces, and promiscuous timber Tor ship OF the
line rigare and sloop of war, for which par
tia deliveries have been made by Chas. +. Slb-
bald, under former contract; and
ID For ship OF the line, sloop oil war, ana
n schooner; for which partial deliveries have been
made ~ Mcs>r> Van Hook and Vaughn, unacr
a former contract.
Schedules showing the particular parts of The
frames. the Observation-Disclosures and The dinen-
sions OF the beam and keelson PERSONALITIES
and dimensions OF promiscuous timber. required
TO complete these contracts, can be obtained by
persons wishing 10 offer, oh application 10 The
Comnandani Of the Navy Yard AT Brooklyn. H..
York.
Separate offers must be made for supplying all
the deficiencies under each OF the former con-
tracts: and the prices asked per cubic ioo tor the
frames. TIMBER and breaSt-hookS for the beam
pieces: for the kcclSon pieces; and for the pro-
miscuous timber for each class OF vessel, in each
offer mast lie stated separately. The frame tim
Der is 10 be cut to moulis and the whole, In con-
iormitv with instructions which will be furnish
ed 10 persons with whom contracts may he mace.
The said timber must have grown within
TWENTY-FIVE miles from the sea, which must be
proved to the satisfaction of The Comnandant OF
the Yard and must be free from al injuries and
defects, which may impair lis good qualities for
the purposes for which il is inten.led. and must be
subject TO the inspection and measurement OF
persons appointed By said Commandant, and in
all respects 10 his entire satisfaction. The whole
must be delivered ON, or before the first day OF Au-
gust, lS41.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by a guaranty, signed by two persons,
lwhose ability 10 make good their guaranty shall
be certified To by some Commandant OF Il Navy
Yard or Navy Agent, that the person Offering
shall, il his offer bc accepted. enter into contract
before the 10Th October next, fol the good and
sufficient SretieS TO deliver the timber embraced
in his Offer within the time specified Tor lis de-
livery.
Ten per ccnlum OF the amount Of all deliver
les will bc deducted from the amount OF all bills
which may b. approved for deliveries, and held
as additional security 10 The bonds 10 nc given
and will not be paid until the contract shall be
fully completed, according 10 its provisions The
remaining ninety per centum OF bills thus APP
proved, will be paid by the Navy Agent at New
York. within thirty days after The presentation Of
the bills TO him.
July y 22-tithSept.
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NOR SALE-Thc Tract of Land on which
L reside in The county OF Powhatan, on the
Appomattox River, about thirty-tour miles from
Richmond, adjoining the lands Of DR.. Abner
Crump, and others, containing about nine hur-
dred acres, with all the necessary buildings for
farming purposes and the comfortable residence
OF gentlemans family.
The neighborhood affords as good society asany
part of The State The locality is very healthy
The farm abounds in great number Of excellent
springs. and is well supplied with fruit of most
kinds, has been worked for some years in
fivc-fcld system, and is now in an improving
condition-mo>t of ii has been covered and
wherever Plaster Of Paris has been applied ma
nitest advantage has been observed. Twill show
il to any one wishing 10 look at it. and make
known the terms, which will be on time. if de-
sired BENZ. L. MEADE.
May ll6-2awlm&w2m
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Distinguished Cadets.

A FIRST RATE TRACT OF LAND
II FOR SALE-Intending to remove TO the
West soon, wish 10 sell my FARM called Beech
Run" containing i23 acres lying in the county
of Cumberland about miles from Wiiss RI
YER and 81 miles from the town of Columbia, on
James river. adjoining The lands of Henry L.
Watkins MAYO b. Darlington and others
One hundred and sixty acres OF this land have
recently been cleared a large portion of which is
now in clover All the remainder is in virgin
forest. of the finest growth of timber in all that
fertile section of Countrywide whole enclosed
with good fencing The purchaser would have
an opportunity this Fall of following first rate
wheat land. sufficient TO SOW from fifty 10 sixty
bushels of wheat The Improvements consist
of a comfortable dwelling house, all necessa-
nv out-houses, and several excellent tobacco
houses. all new A well cf excellent water is in
The ward of the dwelling. The neiShhorhood is
in every respect desirable, and as healthy as any
in Virginia. There arc mills, churches, stores
a good school &c, all within the immediate Vi
cinv of this Farm, and the facilities for market
rarely surpassed Persons wishingto purchase a
really desirable Farm. are invited to view this
land, for il is seldom such property is in market.
As contemplate remorins 10 the West bar
gain will be given. and the Terms made accom-
modaiins. THOMAS B. GOODMAN
June % l5-w6t.
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july y

VITEBB. BACON & co. offer for sale
w l6i hhls New Orleans Sugar
1iG hhds p Rico and 81. Croixdo., part prime,
recently imported
1909 bags Laguyra, Rio Porto Rico, Havana
and ST Domingo Coffee
81; bags fine old Java and Maracaibo DO.
- hhds West India Moasscs
500 sides Sole Leather
81 dozen Russell Leather
300 Spanish dry Hides
II boxes and half boxes double Loaf Sugar
bhls. crushed do.
81 ticrces Rice
500 sacks Liverpool blown Salt
l0i do. Ground Alum do.
50 boxes Tallow Candies, Hull's patent and
other brands
pit boxes Soap, various qualities
~ boxes Sperm Candles
& tons American Blister Steel
81 bundles Hoop Iron, of various widths
I12 boxes Window Glass, sxl0 and l0xl2
IA tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones
80 bbls North Carolina Tar
20 do Tanners Oil
81 dozen Painted Buckets
Alb bags Shot
81 kegs Dupont's Gunpowdcr
II cases Calahria Licorce
4l1 kegs Nails and Brads assorted sizes
Also. CoppcraS, Logwood, Alum, indigo, Mad
der White Lead, Saltpctrc, Bar Lead, Shoe
Thread. Leading Lines and Bed Cor'S. Ginger,
Pcpper. Pimento Starch. Teas. oi yarioiiS quail
lies. Corn Broonis, Irvine, WoodwaGe, Hops,
Paper, Ne, &c. &c
Richmond. JULY 9. ISL lS-2m
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March Is

TNO JOHN DAY, Esa-Sir As You ar n
l. resident OF the State OF Virginia tain
this method OF informing YOU that Shall procra.
On the 9TH day Of September, lsil, between u,
hours of sunrise and sunset Of that dav, ID Ia,
the dispositions Of Elisha Melton ard Others. ,oi.
read a, evidence in a certain Chanccry sui uog
depending in the Circuit Superior Court oi Law
end Chancery Tor the county Of Louisa Sia'c @
Virginia, in which ain plaintiff and you aia
Others are defendants The place OF taking sad
dispositions will he in the Tavern House 81 Eis
sha Melton, al the Courthouse of the said count,
of Louisa State OF Virginia II The taking ii
said dispositions be not completed on The day aion
said. shall continue 10 take the same from "a.
To day, between said hours, until finished.
Yours. &c,
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lUUIH, VT,
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
L mia o., S,n,n II IN Inll. a u,hit
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

:.
MSS THE subscriber is constantly iccefln
f1sE from the celebrated mandatory OF NyEN
~ Il CLARK, New York, elegant and plaH
Piano Fores, possessing the latest inpro"near
and that dclicacy Of touch, and sweetness oilun
- peculiar 10 their manufacture.
Also, a large as>ortnen. oi Musical lnaH
mcnts, and Musical Merchandise. in geneia
Piano Forles repaired. tuned, he! on hic d,
taken in exchange.
CHEAP Muslc-The largest collection d VI
sic, ever offered for sale in this State, may Ic',
lcelcd from, al the Store Of the subscriber, &; r.
adelphia and New York prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again, will b, fu'
nishcd upon better terms than they can lind IL,
where in the State =. II. TAYLOR
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite the BAN
June IL El-Wg
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NEW CASH CLOTHING STORE.

NEW CASH CLO fil-NI ol OtE.
T A. MARTIN, No. Sc Nam Street, ncrt
j daar bctJp Lo,,doa ITiAirgh0m s Dyrrry's
Dry Goods Store respectfully invites the attention
of the citizens of Richmond, and the public gene
rally, to an entire new stock OF Ready-Alade
Cloihng manufactured very recently by him, in
a fashionable style and substantial manner, from
well-selec,ed stock OF Goods OF the latest impor-
tations.
In addition 10 Rcady-AIadc Clothing, he intends
keeping constantly on hand a superior assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres and Nestings; White,
Brown and Figured Linens, for Goats ami Pants,
and a great variety Of Worstcdand Cotton Goods
all of which will be made up 10 order, IN the
neatest manner, at the shortest notice.
Also, full supply OF gcnllemens Shirts BE, DO
sons, Collars, Stocks. Scaris, Ties, tlandker-
chiefs, Gloves, Su>penders, together with every
other article apperlaining 10 sentlemens wear,
all of which will be sold at New York prices.
Goods made al this establishment are war
ranted both rs regards durability and perfect fit.
]. A. NJ hopes, by strict attention and close
application To business, 10 merit and receive
share OF The public patronage.
MAY 10 l-2a"ly
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DROPERTY AT SPOTTSYLVANIA {
~ -. 4 1

terS for sale his property al Spott>yvania Coui
House. consisting Of large tavern. recently
built al brick. with slate root. and all the ncce>
sarv out houses, in good order md the farm 81
tachcd thereto containing upwards oi one thor
sand acres of land large portion of whca
stands in original forest. The cleared LAM wo.
duccS kindly. and is easily improved. Thu whole.
farm is vel. wacred, and The ncightorhood is ir-
markable for good society and health. Then j,
no other tavern al the Court House. For iurfhrr
particulars, apply 10 Richard Hill, Jr., Richmon1
James III. Rawlings near ManStled'S =. o Lou.
isa, or To the subscriber, on the premises
LEWIS RAWLINGS
March Il nl-uiit1
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TOYNEs ON THE STATUTE or LIMI-
j TATlONS-Now in press, and will he pub
shed on the Isl August next, IAN Essay upon
the Statue OF Limitations" by William T. Joyacs.
Esq. OF Petersburg, Va. For sale BY
DRINkER & MORRIS,
Law Booksellers and Publishers.
Til. ~ 03-Wif
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CREEK STOCK FOR SALE.-Fory-eight
u shares OF Stock in The Creek Company OF
Golfers, tor sale low. Apply TO VIM. Wallace
Day, Esq, or 10 the subscriber ,r>.,r,
Manchester JULY IL. 2u-u
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NOTlCE.-Havirs qualified, at Cour, OF
IN Hastings for the city OF Richmond, held on
the 9thday of July, 1871, as admlnlsratrIX oil AVIS
Elizabeth Plant. late of said city, with her will
annexed: ana appointed John d. Munford, Esq.
of the civ of Richmond, Virginia, my attorney
in fact. with as full powers as could confer up.
on him, 70 manage and settle the estate Of said
Testatrix. hereby request all persons indebted
TO- or haring claims against said estate, 10 make
payment and application 10 my said attorney
MARIA O. ROPER, Admim'r,
Win The r7N anncred Of Aris E. Pint, decd.
Iul, ID l9-wiw
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phet, after he knew their contents ~, was !, Snr
'Me friends qf he's competitors - was ~ n.,. ~
their 'clccl.oncering purposes Le' '''"'
lishcd facts answer.
fJobe Continued
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A NJ. GREEN, E>q.-Sir: Take notice. lh,,
"A. on TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of Scpiembrr
1911, being the second day of the next ensuing
Term Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for The county of Caroline, shat
move the said Court. in the case recently insitu.
ted BY me in that Court, against You and Others.
10 appoint receiver 10 take into his possession.
hold, rent out and manage the rrac; oil Land il,
privileges, and appurenances purchased OF
knocked of to YOU as the purchaser 4, sale
made by Robert c. S,anard Trustee and Com
missioner on the Sth day OF February. lSl2. in
pursuance OF decree of the said Court. entere
in the case OF Dejarneit Is. Coleman Il ats. then
pending in said Court, on llth o. Sepenter
ISL, and To take and collect the issues, rrr>
and profits from the said Land and lis appuncra
ccs, and apply the same either 10 Tic reduction,
the debt due to me, as claimed bo in the sad sui
oi Deamett rs Coleman Il ais, and the >ua
lirst above mentioned, a. recently instituted by ne
or in such manner Is the Court NAV hcrealtr.
direct DANIEL DEJARNETT
july IL lg-WiW
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July %
OY0TT,S FAMILY MEDICINE CHESTS,

~ contain the Sixteen Standard Preparations, OF
which I. w. DYO1'r, NJ. d., Is sole proprietor.
Chest No ], contains as follows. with full dlrec
,ions for using attached 10 each article, viz:
u boxes Dyott's Anti-B Bilious Pills, . So 90
6 Mahy's Plaster Cloth, small size, . 80
2 Mahv's Plaster Cloth, middle size, 80 90
| Mahy's Plaster Cloth. large size. OO
2Robertson's Elixir OF Health, ] 50 100
2Rohertson's Veg. Ner. Cordial, so 100
Godboid's Veg. Balm Of life. 90
2Roberlson's Cont and Rheu. Drops. 90 90
Roberison's Siomaohic Bhlcrs, 90 10
aDyoti's Veg. Tonic Biticrs, 90 2W
2Dyott's Veg Purs. Compound, w 100
Dyoil's Circassan Eye Water, . %
ovickrr's letter Ointment, ga -
Tisso,'s Rheumatic drops, 10Y
2Nirkers Embrocaton, - ~
2Robertson's Worm Destroy. Lozengcs 80 W
2Dynit's Tooth-a Drops, - ~
2Dyoi's Patent Itch Ointment. 50 ! w
.rhs whole ,mouniinr 10 Il $50 90
Di.e,. for Cash, 1874, making Chest No. S2o w
Contents twice The above IN Chest No az W
ft,n nl,dtsa IN z
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Remember these are the Forty Years tested Me
dical Preparatons In the contents of each aiedi-
cine Chest will be found remedy for every disease
which the human body is subject To- 1t is for these,
and these only, that we hold ourselves accountable
for the performance OF that for which they arc SET
forth: and so highly patronized and recommended
by all classes of our fellow citizens; and in case OF
failure where they used asreeaby 10 the dlrec-
lions the money will be returned by applying al the
E;.vp,diu Head No l43 North Second Street, Phi
I,d.Inhin T. w. DYOTT & Sons.
q For further particulars, see DroTr,s Oracle
OF HEALTH. Copies of which can he mad sra.s ny
nn,l,.inc NJ The office No. l43 NORTH SECOND
Street, or of such persons Is keep the above ned-
cines for sale.
For sale BIZ JOHN II. EUSTACE, Main St.
GAYNOR. WOOD s. Co, near Bell Tavern
and S. NJ. ZACHRISSON, II street, Shocko
Hill, Richmond, Virginia.
june 9-l
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VANILLA BEAN.-A lot Of F', .,,aal
Vanilla Bean, jus, received b. s''4"'''
F. Stockton, for sale by ,,y,I CO
ALEXANDER DUNhL v
July 4