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WORrHAM, McGRUDER X co. offer for

w sale
"a hid or II. ani Fl CroTsuslr
~ boxes Loaf do
~ hhjs T. u ami! N.4sa a pat ptar
32u bags RIO l.sE,ia. 3Hd best DID Java Coh.,
TEA-GunpO,g,rr inrnenAi and Black
Z" hhis p.inf' Wr,i-tR Bacon
eun ibis M. ~ iieubss
IL d. NJ. fsmI- zoe
-" IA fimty Flour
IOu boxes -,In ant iutl= Giizs
Snap
IIU dn Nosifin- aud Iiuls patent Cani-s
4j do Sp-m and patent Sperm 10
1000 krss Dap "rius AMI hastig Powder
200 -,ies F'-I end good damaged sole Leather
shot
80 boxes Tn Plate
5000 lbs Sp-t.r
500 sacks salt
500 lbs bes, English shoe Thread
100 Nova Scotia iuui stonfs
400 kegs MAIDS, assorted, fiHn Jiy 10 iOiy
casks Copy
Sperm aud Whale on
e-roon Indigo
10 bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
PImenio, Mace. Nutmeg- anil Cloves
Pure Cider Vinegar
100 bushels Glove. seed
Herr. GTass and TImoihy do
Bed Cords, Cotton Vans. Cniton Lines
Linc and Ground Plaster
lRON-A lIfgr AMI general Of iron. Ergh
County and TIetsElT, Of alsrzrs
Plough ilae. and sterl Iron
ANtS-Simm, u = AZ Barns make
STEEL-spung. English Bh-ercd
AiHeficaH do, Cast ste,l
Nail Rode. assD:isd sz-s. r.c -
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.

Ne. 20, Main street,
CORNER 18TH AND MAIN SrREsTS,
SPENCE Agent rrceived bv ~ .rvs-
walls general assortment asd weekly adding ,srssoI e q
pcriot Cotng suitable as.ss
o: pattern and cut: In consisting Of
French Biaek Dr-s aud rfoek Coats H
do do Doe Skin Cashmere Panu
do. Fancy do
Bach SIN and Satin Vests
Fancy 10 do do
White Marsslies do
business Coats. angle milied Cashmere.
Also, Handsome variety Of Gents Fancy AreAs sueh a,
Black and Fancy SATIN and Sin Scarf Cravss
Gloves hid silk and thread
Shirts Collars and Bosoms
suspenders. socks
NJ BE b. feis confidence I'm as.ar,n, ma. AL,
merS and others disposed favor him win can TN, M. $500
will be found reasonable EQUALITY make Of are,
~ thos- OF establishment In the civ =, ~
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EA GLE SQUARE.


hANIEI. "a LONDON ar-Is SALE GA ,e usual terms
- t'a-hut-Ir IL Fans
Cashmere g., toss
Caslit-fr Rel.
Scyndts CIaprs
syria Grapes
MCu--lln de Lame.
Char grAbis Cages
Plaid hpsccas
do
do, wam
Blk do and Orleans
Oh-aps and Co5uIg Cioihs-lThr-- goods sIsai
vaui,iy aud ofthe most tsyL-
Kentucky leans
Plain and Striped ketseys
Plum. Figd and sun ID CasIn-Is
Plaid I.nseys
Blankets AMI Napt Cu,oas
Heavy Twe,ds and Fiii Cloths aud indeed n general
iof AMI Ia all OF the woo
socd' great reduction ftom il- prices Of last fsll
Broad Cloths Of all kinds v.dngs Stocks
Cellars. Socks Gloves Shirts and Draw -ns
variety.
Avery large Of Prints from IS
usual 81 domestic and Foreign Goods Of kinds
enL 4
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TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE N c,tnari +. r,icIa Of Hr,,s m

HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
to cheap fOr cash with general assome,, Of Pain
ARTICLES. ~ -
Glass Of the best quality from srlo s6Iao. Wholesale
Or rotnil
Whit" Lead hard beat, from 35 lbs, so lbs 500 lbs.
Til" above articles selection. and warranted good
ounry gentlemen would do well call and examine these
gods and judge themselves, NJ ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop. Main street,
door Exchange Bank
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fALL SUPPLY OF FR rs H
DRY GOODS.


TTNHE subscribers have received by the last
Il packets from New York large aud well selected
staple and Fancy Goods purchased very reduced
money prepared enumerated below
est aTk. for cash cay aeerpt.nces;-
Extra bin ami fancy Cloths and Cashmere
Super Ribbed, Buekskn Il T~r.ds Cassiuiere
Fine. u .dium AMI low pIierd Sstinets all c,los
KentuCky Jeans. Tennessee Plains. kcr-ry- aud Plains
Plaid cloak I.inings, aud Rht Tweed- Tor boys
supe. blk. IAN cold plaid and striped Alpaca
Do. Bombsz ne. Orleans Cloths Gala ri IDS
White, nd. green and yellow Fllnnes Canton do.
Plain black and zig silk Velvet and satin Nestinrs
English, French aud American Caieoes, all qualities
Furniture Caiicoc and Dimiy and Habit do
Super Cashmere de E'Coss Nous, lame De Lanes, &c.
Phin. plaid striped, hgd and dotted Mu,Ius
Ladies' Aiptea Merina Cashmere and l.. Wool Ho,e
White black Silk Hose and half Hose. Raw Slk a,
White and unbeaehed Ned black aud lad eord Cotton do
Germantown Hos for boys girls and
Thbei. Cashmere. Merin, and Tartan shawls
Fancy French worked Collars
Pain, Ysn-tiehed AMI Revere Boriered l. e Hdks
Thread and ,e Lace, Etgngs, and inSrnEr Bobbins &e
Swiss and CLmbre EigrEs sni inseriingS cheap
POLKA. PIa,i. FiRd Dotted Nett, blk aud white
spiiilhed, Hands ma and Pongee Hdkfs
Irish Linens, Table Cloth, Damash and Diaper
Iuekabaek. Russia aud Bceye Diaper and Crash
Fancy cord and bin Silk Mi't- Polka do
Beaver. nd, I.is,e AMI Thibet Cloves ladies'
Bonnet hat cap, meek and velvet Rlbands
Grass Goth Victoria, Marseiues and Corded Skins
Blk Lui-sIng aRi rich fancy eoId Silks very cheap
New style and ElIl-on Gnshams, bik and white do
Gimp- Cods AMI Tassrs, Gimp and Victoria CORDS
super VIII they, Roe Maekenaw and DUNN Blankets
Fine superhrc Carp~tng. Rugs and Mats
Pain aud Plaid Linseys, al priees
wnha beaeE-d brown and eold bones
ties, Cutinn OLnaburEs sc &C.
All which L- ouni very lowest No 2l7
Broad Stf, shoe soe lI
VALENTINE, BREEDES 4 co
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CONSUMPTIVES Do NOT DESPAIR.

.-.,'a.,-,',... .-....,,'., -. - -. -. -.
'I"oNsoNs CohrpSsh sfhur of TAX AND WOOD
WI IN hs mo" sei,ain aha poweu' Irme-y ever dis
covered TOT pulmonary consumption bronchitis splitting OF BLOOD
asthma ana an aus ass OF u'e "siiia'o'y organs
The leaders attention Is requested to the following astonishing
eurr OF n"y ~rii known " ms community $500
Nh. s. Thomson:
Dear sr-hHhouEh Ga-olesdb VI 100 ieoa.r II duty
suffering felo,i make following en
which huanys sah,. hope you pubic rarely
Il has astonishing a effected
sumption, when the r.usn, wa. pearthe grave.
-Four had ,oIn' attack bilious fevrT
H. shs., .,shi So.,S anyns b,sh sas,,IIy inc,,"aJ ~
y,olsnee until ali Ir symptos m
appaIeEr eoo. sweaG swell
throat fever holEsa..s
months osr.r A was n.ersary every nRht 10 ptop M. ur Win
pillows posture bleeding
pint Of such was my distress that
had seep eon-'ay cooling liquid
yIoent palpitalion of the
Every morning cough up with great pain large QuaE.
pu matter condition rapidly wasted away had
winter was should
be a
for Consumption. relieved
had advice. periods
did all they me- They pro
nounerd neuIable, and sad few months
| OF m.diea skin
In Order possible
MI COMPOUND syrup
LTosht bottle, aud could scarcely credit evidence
my woni. relief afforded
regular months .Vey sympton gradually disap
peared healed
from scarcely able pill
low. able walk miles without fatigue and
has, though blessings
literally. OF reseuing from the grave
Should proper publish Ihis
me- every wol Of The orcg,u, may
stantialed by psrsop. MARY IIANEY
| ~ gnrue
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Erc>h supply OF
FALL. & WINTER CLOTHING.

TtcFNri, Focshontar, 81
- Winter Cothn-, OF Coh Dr-S Coats Tweed and
fh Cloth Cents black an Cashmere Pants SATIN Bomhs
Valencia CASHMERE aLi SILK Nsttoreher with genrral
MrnO, Angola Ruekssn ani Cotton SHIRTS d
Cavat Gloves SusFcndes Boon,s, nrawes Socks &C,
liz NAN street
sIlAS MERCHANT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-24

MORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SHOES, TRUNKS,
&c.-AUs. ii, lsi5.
DER Express, from Philadelphia and New
II England, have just received
50 Pair Gents imitation Channel Boo'sat ~
300 Ladies Mo and KID sppr' and Ties from &c 81
400 Walking shoes
200 Lasting Caters and Bu.sins, Of qualities prices
500 Misses Mo- Kid and leather Slippers and Walking
shoesa Of which shall sell bargains. together
rieIs order reduce much posi-
bic By the let September Purchasers would consult their
Interest BY calling TO beue supplying themssV.s
90 Travelling Trunks all sizes Iron aud Wooden frame-jus,
received which 'hai sell low. J.D.H
NJ ERINos. Araea'. Cashmere dc co.- and Rep'
A'h offered very low by sci d. u. LONDON.
iCORICE-5O CaIaba Lieoee, "Baaeeo" brand land
~s DAvgNPoRT ALLEN co.
MULIcA GLAsssS bore. OIl! to hand and for sale
1l by p. JOHNSTON Druggist
I)KINTs-A very large assortment, tor sale at -
,EoAE cANs-2s Cedar Cans bras. and bound Aho
~ biass and Mil Ato be had
aug7 l.. GIATER's. No n. Main Street
NAILS AND CASTINGS.
go KEss Noghen Nat, aay , Inch Spite, a''
SERVANT WANTED.
"E wish hire for the balance Of The by the month
w setyr and intelligent lad 1m ~ To 20 years OF age
anls wN HIrrLgR 60.
fSn SACKS SALT, Ashton's Factory filled
| IT, ~ landing at The Doet For ,ale hy $500. 49,
s7 wpRTHAM. McGRCDER h co.
U4'oN IN NOOIH
| u over our Store. wARREN n FARIss
seiG No o5 Main
| A sbsTON's FACTORY FiILRD SALT-7Oo SACKS of the
N direct nponer daily expected at Rockets
~Io '''' 'mgSaI LunLAM Co
| SMfrHFIRtD tsag Hound Bacon.-65oo lbs. smith
~ ma Bacon Hog H0 MI IAN ling ths day fom scr Tclcmsa
| ehus. tni for ia'e by 70 Bis5ELL n MoCANDLIsH.
| (tRousD AND CAyCISED PLASTER, from "Lubee"
~ Mil, cJsaniy for -ae at low pfices aud The quail
nned. Wy G6l DAVENPORT, ALLEN co
! Imported Cigars.
rUNHE -ubsebef fseit of ~ ebTint vi ~ pnne
Imported rgafL Ia famH Ugnss, faneta'as, ReEalia,
Washington Norma" md other choice bfsfto Which, he
invites The attention NJ s En ola rcb hfhy svoufed scis
| ~ ~ Y JOHNSTON. DruRgnt
GiNUKNG TuBACCU The eeltLat IIyco srnoking
| ~ ilf mpst ~ ttnt
| Also. Iut N kanh Tfble
| Lrfrihfds' atd M's Newe"tbs a., Tor nj. by
| sst7 = JOHNSTON. DmEght
fUIrON YARNs-cosisltsuppir SfCOJn Yarns, h"tn ~
| ~ 't'E,n' Isrisy hf al" ~
| -stg DAVgNFOpT ALLEN a 60.
ElLEACHED GOOI1gO Lisseh nsne~,cs. etnbfaenr
- 30 he .pptOyta a,i-s Tor sai- Inv w.
| tris HAwrs VAN nFVR9EN = WARN
lDLANRETR w. hive ~ 70 n'sn' ~ Whtnfy
- std Ns~tinaw HsI Hahts ~ Duml and I"ieh Ngfo
Hsutst b. 900 90 ~ tfade ~ IsHst
| seI7 HAWEs, VAN DgURstNS WARit
|
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NEW GOODS!
NEw FAL. cVpDr such s-IiiHIansys
ftnsd TuHd DO
White aft ned titnnst-
Ntir nDmsrir ~
w.. irt.d .hr.ngs ntd sbsstnIs
H.rh " Prfsts. o. variety ~ a,i~s srf ptir''
Juf s..t.l sni flf ale NV ~ NE psse yitd,s
LATHFOP. CHRIrftAH CO.'S.
Hn % NJ Main ytnst
FALL IND WINTER DBY GOODS.
50 vain street.
lIAWtt gAV BEUHzEy A. NAHD. - leave - hfofm
mr. rsd hat ~ y rre u thsH fAn snd
Wht suttis snbastg simes even dscr,,tbon q Fore
and Dy To Fihsd - ~ N,fghii uad, and pHre.
up1n u " a. cssh a. viH nabe itrn n eafy
finy dssnpiiDn isl pw regular y5uss the
city Ty ast ~ Merchants Pants and Dealefs generally
stafoiustgo & their
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DYE SruFFs, SC
4 CASKS SUPERIOR 1ADDER
y 1909 ~ Erftd tngWooi
Blue stsns
200 fnhso, superior
1000 t'ott.ras
80 hssf oh Anuta
~ f,ia Alum ios~a,d Il, Esd WOOD Fo.is Gc.
itstfs. s.yei "a for rae "
~ " GNYSoR wo1b \ 60 Dmssi =
DAM SHOE MAR. TOOfH AND NAt. nLuSHEs, 81 .,ir
u by " WtLrFg. " Main iict. Richmond
rts opposite wsbb, r1eos6 &c.
SoArs. ofsvey y",s'y, just eived ani ior sie "
- A ~ WILDER. ~ Nsu Street,
rIa oppsas w-hb, Racon 4 Go,
DBCKwirIis ANTI DysPgPriC PLLs Js.st. to' 'se BY
ID Wts CAYSoE, YooD 90.
gD WHAEpsoN's Z onceutrsteg Tousc Port Wise
HI Ittcfs ths nnest ps.p,fru for inyai dusi received
for ,sisby Ice cal aAYNoR, WON Co
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. EIsIGER's REsToRER OF HEALTH

" ElSIGER'S RESTORER OF HEALTH
for the ~ Dyspspi1 Chronic Thrah and al dease
arising from disorder Of stomach and bowels such Head
ache, Heartburn, Fiitulebcy, Consil. aiou, &C.
Ths great celebrity winch this medicine has obtained ard
universally scction n county where been
introduced and the unprccedc ted cures has er within
the attwo etibste hey,d !doubt superior 'cacy
IN fadaly Di md CbT0uc Thrash w their
oomani duolsvg IN the Re -. an almost
Immediate fcf and cdctsa ehHnRe ~ III briiefn
few daJs bot ras nlby exp ced sraics u hong
-iudng NJ iauary ecc wilbc produced ~ 30 short
Of from the cfc ny has alfcady acquired We
Gnd nav persons AIT esp much NJ TIE eoh'nrs
nsH WgIt r asnEle bottle 10 afford lieu tunnel i's
aud tfnal r.ieC ,osbc for Iyscan "a ioni say
Thing correct quantity 81 medicine hat he
Indispensable permanent cure IN different fomi AMI
NJ dhrt--: therefore the qu1Niv aust he n AL
propo ~ nae requiring only one bottle, v
others mty require feght Fcf sac by
ALEX. DUVAL a 90,
ar9o ~ Ma street
DLAsTHR superior soh blue Plaster. landing ~
II from srbf. Flof IIei MAI and fof al. by
n, "a RANKIN 4 MnrTIOCk.
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Julv. 1915. 1876 Nassau street, NeID York


The admirable Dagucrrcotypc Of General Jack
SON taken by Anthony, Edwards < CO., few
weeks before his death, has been purchased for the
usc Of the Democratic Review. u Is in the hands
of tho artist and will be engraved in the iucst style
of mczzp'int Of extra size. II is most beautiful
aud interesting work, declared by Mr. Van Buren,
and others to give moro perfect idea of the good
aud great old man than any other likeness and
ought to be possessed and framed by every friend
scribe carly will receive it one Of the regular Sc
riCs Of Portraits.
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GREAT DISCOVERY IN THEHEAI
DIR. q. BENZ. SMITHS
SUGAR Coated
IMPROV IND VEG pIIIS.,

Are the result of his labor Their effects and the
general favor with which they have been received
IN all parts of the United States, warrant the pro-
prietors in the declaration that they are the great
est Improvement in medicine kno,0n Unlike all
other pills these neither gripe, produce nausea nor
any other unpleasant sensation, while they are as
powerful as il is possible for medicine TO be, and
be HARMLESS. For sale by
C.. Fl. HFINTrSII. A
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~ BRINCKERmOFF,s HEALTH RE.

~ SIORAIIFE .-ThS medicine is safe and
certain cure in complaints of the Liver and Lun es
Consumption, Liver Complaint, chronic and severe
Coughs and Colds, almost Immediately relieved
and ultimately cured by faithful use of the Re
storativc. Dr. Chiffon, the eminent practical chem
list and physician of New York attaches his Ger.
tiioatc stating It's entire vegetable compositions f.
ter he had made careful analysis. 1t is wholly
devoid OF any irritating property. and manicss So
decided healing and PURIFYING qualities quick
Iy alleviate the most agGravatin cough and change
the morbid cXpcctOration Pains in the chest and
side, so often attendant Lung Complaints, arc
cfoctUallv removed without the least Inconvenience
thescat of the difficulty being reached much quicker
than any external application. From the reputa
ton of this medicine in New York where it has
been sold for years, the most indubitabe tics.
timony Is given to its merit. Certificates have
been literally showercd in the proprietor from
the best sources, and stating the cases of persons
raised even when given up by their physician
The fact of no single instance of Dissatisfaction
known or expressed, is strong guarantee of it,
merit. The foowin" certificate is from Dr. Chill
ton, the well known Ncw-York chemist.
GO havs analysed bottle Of medicine called 9
Brinckct hofPs Health Restorative; and find that
it does not contain Mercury, any other metallic
preparation: nor opium in any of its forms 1t is
composed of vegetable matter entirely
JAMES II CHLToN, MD
G.. BRlNCKERHOFF,
Proprietor, n.
For sale by c. II. HEINITSH, Agent, Ports
Va
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TNXTRA SUPERIOR.-loB Butts an. Lang
II horne & SON 8" sun cured No. Tobacco. put
up expressly for this market, and cost $50 % in
the eaf Just received and for sale by
July I JOSIAH WILLS.