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From the Boaon Telegraph.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

FRIEND HALLocK:-l ihuk II my du.
ty 10 commune 4cIe through The medium
OF your paper. a great discovery which
has lately hurstGp"n my mind; ,and which
| hote, will be If general use. | Rave
always blamed the seifishnesss of those
who, wh'n they have found ont any
salve, or nos,rum, lock up the secrets in
their own breasts, and suffer their reigh-
bors 20 perish for the want OF it. unless
thy will purchase II at an extraordinary
price. shall adop, more generous me-
thod; and hasten to tell you Of a dIscov-
cry which, if the world will only rae ii
by i's utility, will place my name On a
level with those of Napier, Franklin, or
FUit, n;.and even en,i,le me TO ottshine
the glory cf Columbus himself.
You must know, sir, that | was one #
those fools who get married b, fore hey
GEL. any Thing to eat, and had dozen
mouths 10 feed befnrs | had hardly a
crnmh to put into either OF them. When
i was about nineteen years old, | took a
notion to go 10 singing school, where
saw LYDIA Lovelul. whose bl.ck eyes
and warbling voice wounded my heart,
and sho, all the prudence | had stone dead.
To make long story short one, cour-
led her, and, after the usual qusn,ity Ct
smiles, tears, poutirgs, Sleeps eyes,
qusrrels and reconcihattons, married her,
October Sd, Ammo Domlnl 1910. We
should have been married little earlier.
emily could not rake and scrsra money
enough TO buy one iron pot, one skillet,
II Tee chairs, bed, and a pair Of bellows
wnhout nose; with which convenienc
we furnished our chamber, and began
hoOsekt ep'ng, as happy as The most un'
min gied love, wi,hou, Que particle Of re-
llertlon or foresight, could make US.
The honeymoon flew away IN bliss
and | must own, the first two or hire,
years OF out wedloek were no, so miser
able as they nigh, have been. va
strong and hearty. with two good hand
TO my body, WHICH had been accustomed
to work, and Lydia was a thrifty girl
who managed our expenses with some e
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The idea We wish 10 impress upon the
minds Of our readers, and especially upon
the minds Of parents, Sunday school teach
ers. and children themselves, is this; that
of al periods Of our life, that Of childhood
and youth is BY FAR the most interesting
and important. Then character is gene
rally forned-ihen everlasting destiny il
not only begun. but often actually liked,
for veal or for wO. What one is in his
youth. he is apt TO he in his mature years,
in his old age, on his dealh-bed, and for
ever. His outward habits may be chang.
ed and modified; but his heart ordinarily
remains the sane. Ills future principles,
feelings, and prospects, bear The same re-
laliOn 10 those of his youth, tat The
streams Of 4 mighty river bear TO the
source, from which il took lis rise, among
the mountains. Reformation. regenera.
ton, conversion, are always possible; but
take place very rarely in old age; and even
when they do take place at that period
Of life, the habits and feelings of earlier
days, however changed and corrected
still colour and even control the life. II
this respect, wha, Wordsworth says poe
tically, is true in fact:
, THE child is father to the man."
The day rests in the bosom of the morn
ing; the rose is bound up in the bud; tn
oak lies in the acorn; summer and autumn
are contained in spring. So the life ant
destiny of the man are generally wrappeI
up in the heart of the child or of the boy
That little fellow there, looking up s.
pleasantly and gratefully in his mother
face, as she tells him Of Jesus and tn
great salration,i ,perhaI s, truly converted
Like Timothy, from child, he may kno'
the scriptures. His little heart, perhal
has been softened by divine love. II
does not know much; but he can love, h
Can hope, he can obey. He grows uI
and the world seizes him; but he can M
yer forget his mother, nor his mother
prayers. Her image is before his eye'
even in scenes of folly, upbraiding hin
for his sin. Anew the Spirit of Go
touches his heart. He breaks away fror
the world. He weeps, he plays, he II
penis; and his child's heart, so soft, $
calm, so satisfied, so grateful and happ!
comes back again. In word, he is col
verted, and becomes little child, and thu
entersIthe kingdom ofheaven. Before, h
seemed full.grown man; cold, secula
worldly, unbunded; ready to resent an il
suit, and quick to repel the arguments an
appeals of the gospel. But he is chill
again, Christian; a subdued, peniten
grateful child. - Prof. Gausen.
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wo4ld. And the emotions Of deep com
passion with whirh regarded him. Nhea
ne len him On the bearh alone aIth lhe
sasages. we're transformed into sentiments
o. admiration and slmosi envy in view Of
his achievements. All other lahours seem
ed trivial compared with his. And thsn
feli. aud stll feel, dlai & any man can lie
down with JOY upon dying bed. il j. he
who can look back upon LIE success Ca
~ devoted 10 raising > savage people 10
tie comforts, refnemenis, and virtues Of
Christian life. s=zs
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he barn and mt lsl lhsm pick grass %
early; yel this vnald be bui ! nartisl
remedy. The warm weaIher would stimu.
late reaction. and produce . change Of
constitution. In NnHhen laligBdss grass
seldom puts forth beinre he Iir.lo n Ma.
With rrgsfd 10 the eualiiy ofsheep I win
give you something Cor your nsxl num-
her.
Yours respectfully. Mr..
Waks County, No.. 7ah, Isls.
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A VALUABLE COMPOSITION,

By reques, we repub'ish the following
from An old number Of the Farmer.
Seasonable Hnis.-The following ex-
tract from Col. Macerone's " Seasonable
Hints" appeared in the Mechanics Ma
sasine, dated February Sd, 1898. Alter
stating the utility of sheepskin clothing,
for persons whose employment renders y
necessary that they should be much ou'
of doors, &c. he says;--"I will not
conclude without inviting the attention Of
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ENCOURAGE YOUNG MgcHASIcs.--Ifere
is Young mechanic. just opened-give
him a job. lie will remember his first
patron as long as he lives. We have
never forgotten our grateful feelings to
the man who gave us the frs, job we re-
ceived in printing. To be sure il was
small-and besides, il was never paid
for-but he intended 10 benefit US; and
we have always held him in grateful re-
membrance. Encourage the young man
and he will never forget you.
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INFORMANT pIscovERY.

The 81. Louis Missaurian says that
Wild hemp has teen found in the State Il
Missouri. A farmer from ST. Louis eOun-
~. being in hemp warehouse, acciden-
tally saw some Manila hemp. made ia
quiry what II was, and being informed.
said he had produced something exactly
like il from weed on his farm, and that
he would send in sample. which he did;
and il proves To he a sesieiy Of Manila
hemp. resembling aiuJ he Ncw-Zpa.
land hemp: bui is said to belong TO the
same genus as the New-Zealand. Sisal.
and ST. Domingo hemp, from which all
our heavy cordage is made. lfthis can
he found in any quantity, ii is valuable
discovery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
Wakefield for Sale.

g Dunlop & Moncure, Auc;s.
D,f de
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I OFFER for sale one Of The hest Estates on
L The Potomac River containing about 1920
acres, between six and eight hundred Of which
are arabic and now in cultivation. The land is
generally rich black loam nlerspersed with
Shells, and in fertility is certainly equal, ii NOT
superior 10 any on tie river In one OF H.. fields,
Convenient 10 wood, is on inexkaustibIe bed OF
oyster shells, which could be easily converted
into lime, and made useful on such parts OF the
estate as may hot be already sufficiently sapplied
with that valuable manure
The Buildings consist OF an Overseers House
Granary and all the out. bouSeS necessary for the
use Of the Farm.
The estate is bounded on three sides by Bridge
Creek, the River and Pope's Creek-rcquiring
less than the usual quantity Of fencing 10 enclose
it. II is The birthplace OF Washington. Fish,
Oysters and Wild Fowl are abundant, and indeed
all the facilities OF living are cheap and easily
procured.
With the Estate wish 10 disrose Of from
eighteen 10 twenty LIKELY NEGROES con
sisting OF fair proportion OF men, women, bows
and children. The Servants will not be sold Sc
paratey.
The health OF the situation may be estimated
BY the fact, of which am informed, that he ply
sician's BILL for the last ten years, has no, ave-
ragged $40 per annum.
Society is good, and the neighborhood general
IL healthy. If the number OF very old persons
Now living and the bills OF mortality were cor
sulted il would be found 10 bear a iair compare
son with any OF the mountain regions OF he State
indeed, il is believed that in the la>l ten years,
in proportion 10 population lever death have oc-
Cured than in any other part of Virginia. APP
ply TO DR.. WILLIAM WRIT, Baltimore.
mi IL
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Burruss, Prize once.

No. S0nth l4tt Street
7 OTTERIES FOR II THE PRESENT
IL WEEK:
For This Morning-Prizes: $4,000, 1000
1000, &c. 10 Nos, Ii drawn. Tickets so
halves %, quarters 62ic.
For This Evening-PIizes S25, OO1, 5000
5000, 1000, l,400, 1850, and % OF 1000, &c
IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 8, halves 4, quar-.
tiers 2.
Also the Dollar Lonery-Prizes: SO 1000, 1000
&c. 66 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets |, halves SOC.
quarters 25 C. Sales close al 10 A. M. We'd
nesday.
For Thursday-Prizes: $4,000, 5000, $500
1000, 500, 1882, So 500, l60 Of lC0, SC. Il
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 5, halves so, quar-
tiers / 25.
For Friday-Prizes: $4,000 SO Of 1000, &c
IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 4, halves 2, quar-
ters /.
Also, the Dollar Lollery-Przes: 81, 900, 1000,
SC. 66 Nos, ii drawn. Tickets |, halves Soc,
quarters 25c.
For saturday-Prizes: $4,000, 1000, 1000
1000, &c. IS Nos. 10 drawn ballots. Tick
els so, halves 25, quarters 62A.
For Saturday Evening-Prizss:S l2, 600, 1000,
2,4l5, 1850, 1000, &c. Sc Nos, IL drawn
Tickets 4, halves 3 quarters l.
Also, the Dollar Lottery Prizes: 50 600, 1000,
&c. 66 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets l, halves Soc,
quarters 25c.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, 26s:
So 40 81 5 80 IS 50 G3 l3 rs IA.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke Lottery, 223:
40 80 GO Al 70 IL 40 81 ~ 8 ST q.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated, No. G.:
81 20 % 6 10 II Al 80 i3 10 | G9 SO IS.
Nov. III C. BURRUSS.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
ErlNHr z 7sCcd Of Trust.

by virtue Of Deed III Trust executed 10 the subscri-
- hr;s the 27il lay nf Angus l,Er IS William w.
Read rs w"irll ceed l. duty recorded the Clerks Of
nee oi l.nIsi County tna:, they VIII, on Thursday,
tf 2U: day of Anvcmhrr nest I'll the residence of iir
sid William W. Ecl!ic-, a. out hal. mite fr,m Loni,a
Curit House. sell 10 The highest biddcr, al pnLhc
"u the fo l,N'nc real and ie'-ona state conveyed by
said deed, al ~" rsfh', ,t!e nnTe-t and estate OF
tu- sad William " henhlrs, in and 10 certain
tract ur pace, ut land lying and helm. in the county
uf Appuniat or, n life estate which liz GAINS IN
right %: hi WIFE containing two hundred and forty
Ave ucrrs: Elsa. al The ard- of tho laid William W.
Brades lIng and being In The county of Louisa. ttA-
cep: half around the grave yadi supposed Ia
10 between ono thousand and twelve hundred acr.s
hriug The lands on which lie now resides; also one
wagon. enc cart, cIryall, one horse cart, one
carriage and harness. all THE plantation TOOLS all the
hnu>ehold aud ktche: furniture, all the crops Oh The
ssd last mentioned tract OF lsnd of earn, hay, fod-
der and tobacco, severed nnsevrr"d, also, seven
horses and COLI, yoke of oten aud all the rattle
and hogs on the said Of and also, twenty stvt
negro slaves, Of The usual descriptions on farrd, tn-
bracng men women. boys and ghls.
TEhMs-Tbe linds viii hr ,oli! IN sich tracts or lola
az the undersigned snii determine ca the day OF
SALE on credit nf G. II and " month";, IN equal pay
meats; bonds md approved personal security VIII br re-
Gn! ed the t.ile will b. retained ill TIE purchase
money i al paid
All The other property, except the Negroes vii be
sold 80 Il credit of /! months, for uvct So
bends an! approved personal security viii he required
purchase for all suns Of S. and under, cash
viii he r, Guiief.
The NtgOe Ill br id for "a h.
he id r-iIn-d Ssiii Convey >rc nile 10 all said pso-
rrry a. tie SAID deed We as 10 Them az IT. s,ves
". ". .NBLE., .rr,,.,..s
jobs HUNiER,
Oct. lt-cwjw Wh- Z, qncstrd 10 cnpy.
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS Office.


MO. S, SOUTH F0URT TENTH
IN STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
DrG'r'ng received every day at O'Clock, r. NJ.
$4,000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars
Tuesday-Alexandria 26S, Extra. Capitals
5000 dollars, 200, 1000, 10 of 1000, &c.-75
Nos, Ia drawn. Wholes $5-Halves 2 So
Quarters 25
5000 Dollars! 1900 Dollars!
Wednesday-Alexandria $50, Extra. Capt.
tails: 5000 dollars, 1900, 100, 1900, 5 Of 1000.
IS Nos, l3drawn. Wholes - 50-Halves p
Quarters 62s els.
10000 Dollars. 5000 Dollars.
Thurseay-Alexandria, 270, Extra. Capitals:
10000 dollars, 5000, $3.50, 10 of l000.-7s
Nos, IA drawn. Wholes $5-Halves 9 So
Quarters 25.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars!
Friday-Monon ALA, No. 6, Extra. Capt.
tails: 1000, 1000, 57S, 400, 300, OF 900, &c.
&C Nos, 10 drawn. Wholes Sl-Halves so cts.
Quarters 25 CTS.
10000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars
Saiurday-Alexandria 212, Extra. Capitals:
10000 dollars, 1000 1850, 10 of 1000, &c
75 Nos, IA drawn. Wholes S4-Halves 2
Quarters /.
$4,000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
pi,als: 10000, 10000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 50 Of
1000, 100 OF 500, &c.-7S Nos, l3 drawn
Wholes $l2-Halves 6-Quarlers 8.
II Look out for the GRAND CAPITAL
OF $4,000 TO he drawn the 18th inst. Tickets
only Sl2; shares in proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended to, and drawings sent when re.
quested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Nov. 10 Richmond. Va.
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WOOiIcM goods,

NOR sale, on The ualterms, a desirable stock
Il 81 the following Goods, al ry low prices:
Blankets from 62tc TO 81 SO each, for Negroes
S tinel,s from Is. 3D. u IS. 6i. per yard
Cassimeres from IS. Sd. 10 81 per yard
Cloths from Is. I'll. 10 gig so per yard
Veslinss from Is. 10 IS per yard
Prints from &c. 10 25c. per yald
Mouslins, Cashmeres, ChuSans and Alpacas,
in every variety
Spool Co:tons from he. 10 15c. per dozen
Patent Threads, every number ana color
Flannels from lSc 10 Goo. per yard, both red
and white
Cambrcs from l2c to IS per yard, both white
and colored
Kerseys from l0c TO 25c. per yard
Pulled LinSeys, OF very superior make
Plaid Linseys, from &c. 10 Is per yard
Napt Col!ons, single and double width, very
low
Kentucky Jeans, from 20c. 10 b. per yard
Bed Ticking and Apron Checks, a great va
rely
Brown Holland from lOc. TO 39c. per yard
Sewing Silks, colored and black
Twists, Coat Cords and Bindings
Cloak Cords and Tassels
White, colored and black hid Burlin and
Buckskn Gloves, white and black Grapes
Combs, Butlons, Hosiery, Linen Cambria
Handkerchief, very low
Heavy Beaver Cloths, Pilots and Flushings
Felt Cloths and Coddingtons for OYer-coals
These with many other goods suitable for The
season. are offered al very low prices, as The sea-
son is far advanced.
Oc,. - D. Fl. LONDON.
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LOTTERIES.
John w. Clarkc's
CELEBRATED PRIZE OFFICE,

Fourteenth Street, Richmond. Va.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR NOVEMBER.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class c., To draw 18th No
vember. First Capital $4,000 dollars, second
capital 10000, third 10000, and others of 5000,
5000, so prizes OF 1000, &C. Whole tickets -
dollars, halves 6, quarters 3. A certificate Of a
package of2G whole tickets in this splendid scheme
will be sent by mail on receiving 100 dollars;
halves 80, quarters 40. A package may draw The
first four prizes.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 45, 10 draw DID OF
November. Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000,
6000, 5000, 1900, 5000, Is prizes of ] ,O00 &c.
Tickets 10 dollars-halves and quarters in pro-
portion. A certificate Of a package Of 26 whole
tickets will be sent for 40 dollars; halves To;
quarters 80.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass IL, 10 draw, 2aih
November. Capitals: 10000 dollars 1900
$40, 5000, 1000, 1900, 40 prizes Of 500 7e
Nos, and IA drawn. Whole tickets 10 dollars
halves 5, quarters 2 so. A certificate Of pack
age of 81 whole tickets will be sen, for 100 dollars
halves and quarters in proportion.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerli6
Gates Of Packages in the above Splendid Lotto
res will receive the most prompt attention. ant
an account Of each drawing will be sent immcdi
atcly after it is over, free Of postage, TO all who
order from me. Address,
JOHN M. CLARKE,
Nov. Richmond, Va
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JoHS W. G.. WINGO,
JOHN A. JET'ER,
TiLIiDS f.. JETER.
PEAL ESTATE For SALE

THE following LANDS are oIersd Tor sale, on Icing
G. edit, In purchasers who viii secure the principal
AMI PAY annual interest:
One hundred and twenty acres on Mas1n's Greek, in
Nurirk ccnniy. lon miles from the city, and near lamp
Reals ana tId Po;ft Fish and Wild fowl in great
variety s i:n.ines. Price, rigIt dollars
Four hundred AMI Fifty acre. IN Warwick COUNTY, four
miles fam York To."n; fnr. OAK, ana Ash Timber IN
ab, n!arrr. FIRE. five dollars
SeyrE,y acres near ClUck.hJi'uy Church, in James
City County, mostly ~ woods Prcc, three dollars an
acre
Seven hundred and forty acres in James City County,
nr the ship yard, Ebickahnminy River, miles
from its mcIt which ii seven miles above James
Town hnc range fer soca Between four and i've
bundled of this land in Pine Oak and Hickory
Woods; net mile from nivisahe Underwater, and for
forty years pas withou; cutting fromt. Price, ten dol
Lars an acre.
nee mill, in James City County, mite ,TO only from
Williamsburg. Prre. six dollars
Fifty acres IN York County four III les from Williams
burg principally woods, and near Yuik RIVER Price,
five dollars an
Une hundred acres in IIenrico County, eight miles
above Richmond Valued al five dollars al acre. For
tnis land being purchase under ChanceIy Decree with
con,esting claim, TO IT, half price will be taken.
Several bundled acres OF my and on furk River, IN
York County and adjoining York Town, above and be-
lnw. separately together, br had lease
amer he present yrnr and of houses and lots,
business stands IN williamsburg and York Town. can
al. ir had ~ The iiiar.
Ten PER cen' Deduction iur cash payments.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
70 The Wing, lni-l'igrncer, UnInn and Journal NJ
Washington. viii please publish once week %: three
weeks and ohatG. I:- advertiser.
Williamsburg, a'i!i Oclob,r, lcl5 waw
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OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND PosT
OOrpIcE, RICHMOND Virginia. sells Tickets in
all lotteries under The management; of. G. Gregg
~ & Co., on the same terms that they are sold at
The Managers Office.
The following fine lotteries are offered 10 the
notice oflhe public:
Splcnaid Lotteries for NOremJer
Here comes the iarorile 900 Capital!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass c., 10 draw 18th No.
vembcr. First Capital, $4,000; second 10000;
third 10000, and others OF 5000, 5000, so prizes
Of 1000, &c. Whole tickets Sl2, halves quar-
iers 3. A certificate OF a package OF 20 whole
tickets in This splendid scheme will be sent by
mail on receiving lG0 90; halves so 90; quarters
40 90. A package may draw the first four prizes.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass "A, 10 draw 22l OF
November. CAPITALS: 81, 900, 10000, 5000, 5000,
4 600, 5000, 25 prizes 1000, Sc. Ticke:s l0dol-
lars-halves and quarters in proportion. A GER
lifcale o! package Of 26 whole tickets will be
sen, Tor $780, halves 60 90; quarters 80 90.
Alexandria Lottery Glass As, 10 draw 29ih No
vember. Capitals: 10000, 10000, $40, 5000,
1000, 500, 40 prizes of 500. 78 Nos, and II
drawn. Whole tickets 10, halves S, quaners2 50.
A certificate Of a package Of &c whole tickets
will be sent for 100 dollars-halves and quar-
tiers in proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 the undersisn.
ed always come safe. Please address
j. F. WORD, Richmond.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerif-
Gates Of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
ly after it is over to all who order from
Oct 81 ]. F. WORD. Richmond, Va.
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THE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS,
srs:aristie,s Magnetic Fluid.

1,rIs remarkable discovery has received he univer-
=. aparohation OF the Medical Profession of Great
Brian aud has now been sufficiently long before the
:r,.m public 10 give fair test of It's power and et'
~, The Patent Ga.vanic Rings have been fonhd 10
r all purposes for which the ordinary Gavanie
B,i,,y or Electric and Magnetic Machines are used,
N. ne without any of the injurious shocks which accom-
.sa, hr applications by these instruments, and IN many
f-.ptcis are safe and certain in accomplishing
II. +, re object.
TIE ,vanic Rings have been used with perfect sue
t., 10 M of rheumatism. acute or chronic apply
N, ,oa- head face limbs, Gout, Tic Dooreux Tooth
49, Y,onch,tis Vertigo, Nervous or Sick Headache,
l.d.-,ion Pafaiis!s, Pa!sey, Eppsey, Fits, Cramp,
p ..,oa of the Heat. Apoplexy, Stiffness OF Joints,
lnGs.er. s.,na Complaints, Neuralgia, General D.hi-
y Den iency Of Nervous Energy and all Nervous Dis
o:e,. Ta-r extraordinary effect upon the system must
t. " n.>.rd 10 be believed, end as certain prereatire
H. tide pi-,rdug complaints they are equally TO be re-
commented The tavanic Rings are n every way per-
f afn.-ss aud are sold prices to be within reach
ofa Chrl.ie'- Magnetic Fluid il used In connection
Win the Rings 10 render their efficient action certain,
AMI 10 iiec. the Gayanc influence 10 particular parts
which ~, affected For numerous certificates oil the
highest character re sadnc The efficacy OF The Gaivanc
Rni. a:d Magnetic fiGd reference s made to former
adye i.sn-n,s they may be seen at The otice The
ar As-acy in New York is at l3i Fulton street, SUN
bs;.das
Pr,cxs For Gold Rings dollars and so each; for
Common Rings 81 cents each; Galvanic Fluid dolls.
pet hottie.
ia .umd against fraud, Or. Cristie appoints but one
Act IN inv Of the United States. The only agency in
Richmond Is at ALEX. DUVAL d CO.,
s-p:5 l47 Main stroet.
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THIS DAY RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
nlIIE cDIES 0E NEW 70 l. with fiMnpi

THIS DAY RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
TIME CRIES OF NEW 70 X, with fifteen
i illustrations, drawn from life By distin-
guished artist; The poetry By Frances 5. Osgood.
The Naval Officer, or the Pirates Cave, Tale
of The last War; bv Lieutenant Murray, author
OF Fanny Campbell, the Female Pirate Captain.
Lights and Shadows Of Scottish Life; by Pro
fessor Wilson, author of The Trials OF Margaret
LINDSAY, the Foresters, &c.
Thyraw, the Bohemian Conspiralor; or The
DAYS CT Maria Theresa; by Madame Won Paal-
gov.
The Authors Daughter, Tale By Mary
Hewitt.
The Groves OF B!arney; By Mrs. S. c. Hall
SHINING II, Tale Of Tape-cuiter; or, the
Mechanic turned Merchant, BY one who knows.
The Amateurs Song Book, containing large
collection Of Popular Sentimental, National, aud
Comic Songs, sci TO music.
Living Age-Series No. !.
Just received BY A. G. PENDLETON,
Nov. No. l6 Main Street