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Between Richmond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Old Point Comfott- &c, Port WaithEIl.
PARE REDUCED Tt "a CeEIs, INCLUDING TWO
MEALS, BREAKFAST AND DINNER.
- r. hTVNHE public are hereby notified,
GUSTA, which the eonleie order for
and nighttime and uhurpassed
ming MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, between
Port Waihan and Norfolk Rich
mond and Petersburg, loo D. seH
leaving Richmond days A breakfast
and dine boar Augusta, and Old Point by
r. H. ard Norfolk between and p NJ. Returning
Norfolk days P M touching Oh Point
where she will remain until r NJ giving passengers from Nor
folk opportunity OF spending Hour ,hore Passengers
suppns and being lodged board in fine births and spacious
cabin and arriving WAhan le amer day Light and Rich
mond to breakfast
will perceived above comfortable
expeditions lire persons visiting Norfolk
opportunity OF and rutuTnne
a be within 20 hours aer leaving Richmond.
The Augusta wall all put way travel and
will stop for IL whenevera signal i given.
The public may assured determination Of the
Propeofs keep this line permanently and accommodate
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk the aHA
a the lowest rates.
For further information freight apply Depot
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company the Ticket
Agent
NB-Tbe eontgu,y Of the Richmond Pe,erburr Railroad
Depot principal Hotels u Richmond, by avoiding
passengers by this line, adds economy
The Augusta chartered Tuesday Thursday, and
urdays by private Tare ENcurson' jamestown any
point james RIVER rate application
the r. 4 P. Raj 70 a Cfhee. ia
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To THE AFFLICTED

To THE AFFLICTED
nR. f. ID. ROBINSON would infornho ~,
- e that he Is still succeeding in relieving po.itN
OF the fooi frs Of disease every ten uht
% hin aier having eesn abandoned by Faculty
white s~ehins- seaf Head, Tetsr Ueerous OF long
ms DfopsJ, TunorA WeaE Rheumatism Diseases OF the E
Dyspepss ASHe and Fever Caneers Leprosy vitus Ds
heTeurA disease Ge The never fAed To cure
removes the Posorous from system cures The "a
neht even when the Ho; Springs has treated ,eyea
hundred eAe OF Rheumatism and only N eetns
an enlrs eGfe he ao remedy Jaw Reference
r Hos satisfactory can be given, many persons living the
suited. - 49,
% oes Franklin opposite tie Exchange HOTEL Rich
mond, Va. a 49,
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

stauutou, VA.
T>HE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
Il IN the public, that he has rehtsd in style
sve e,;ab,hmen snd prepared
In The most ooortsbhs To his former patrons
Turns his
ronase with q renewed efforts provide
TOT their comfort and convenience His table will provided
The best manner and his tar oiled with The choicest liquors
To tho.e who seeking
the curing the approaching
he has fitted number Of large and
accommodation Of private families.
1J- His charges will be Moderate.
MICHAEL @. HARTMAN.
20 Attached IN his Hotel and
with eresent o-~r An the Stages running
ten stop a. this Houss, and going
norm. dine NJ staunion- 2i-3m
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SUMNER CLOTHING.

lust received at FASHIONS Head Quarters, -
y fresh invoice Of Summer Goats among more
OF those beautiful Bach CashDsreu Sacks
ebj sk various styles Of Mzrsees Sann arre
assortment OF and fashioaabe
white ani fancy dg French fancy Cashmere every
other material suitable wh
Shirts Collars Bosons HdEis Cloves suspehders ende.s
variety z. B. SPENCE.
jsas No 100 Na,sst,..,
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF your


FNNHE FTankln Manufacturing Company have hand
n PAPER MILL the Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
assortment Of supene fine and letter folded and
nat ruled medium printing, enveOp
wrapping of various the wholesale
TO which they invite public attention. assured that In quality and
price their will with the production
OF Norhe Factory They prepared orderfor
description that their
Merchants dealers requested call
Mill and IN Or hens nh
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NUMBER 20.
NEW GOODS,
AND Sell LING HEAP.

II III. JENKINS, in addition to his large sto. K.
II - has received within a few day..
SO PACKAGES oF NEW GOODS
IN Order 20 his with heu
retail leteninE his Square
August and being desrous Of reg OF prsvsao
doing h respectfully invites the % ho-e wasting
Rains 70 examine n. following ascle~e-
Ish Inens all from 90 IS 57i So qualities
200 p's Caenes lust received
6, =, 10, ~ cents, aud aner.
SO BARS Cotton oznsbazs sheeonrr
Bleaeh.d sheetinxs
1000 p. bisaehed Flirting. receiving an price,. from
iat and hrer.
New style plai Ginzsm Tor IS vsry h.hioaab
Pink rue blue buzz aud oher eoloTed Muslin Lawns s IS
just opsnsd
Apron and Furniture Cheeka
Lace Butions Linen Bobbtas Gras Cloth
Linen C. Htk Beck Pasoes ard
OF beautiful ivory handle Pans an prices ut So Use 70 Is
~ The above ony lew of the bargains N be had
u "a. JENKiNe.
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NEW DRESS GOODS

AT BROOKS. BELL & HUDsoN's,
l42 Eagle Square.
ME- have llft opened new Store No IfJ Earle
Square NE following goods received per Erprss
e0peeea spsb style oando LAWS ta-isss,i psffs-.s
Alrs ~
RiehJ q Muslin shavs with handsome
10 30 Do scaris \ Linen fringe
PIsin and REVERE Muslin scar's new style
Lace Buttons
Pine satin stripe MuEn, nF dresses
Mafslcs ani Grlss skirts
White cmbudersi and Graduated Robes a. &c
c9 BROOKS BELL. A. HUDSON.
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DIR. CULLEN,s
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.

DIR. CULLEN,S
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, for Fe.
IL male eOmplains-an medicine for all diseases com
females.
Prepared solely BY Rowani Walton, and sold and
retail by Jos T. RowaRd, 36 Market Philadelphia Pieot
Richmond, Va; John Caian Warrington; Henry Cook
andria my4
GEORGE EARLE, Merchant Tailor,
NO I75 CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
As Constantly on hand at his extensive Tailoring
Posie House,
English Cloth. Ca-merer vesngs per arrival
9 He conducts the establishment principle sending
OF his those OF quality
thus that he has enjoyed the
and throughout Union He would respectfully a
from gentlemen visiting city assuring any
orders entrusted him, STYLE,
the quality he had Store lmy
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lIlISJIl13IKH
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For the Cure Of scrofuIa, MercurinI nise scs,
and all other Ana puritics 81 the blood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDl.


A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDl!
WE fearlessly challenge all men, whether
hedie. men or inventors OF oa.et No.'Iums to produce
which performed In Elsvc. Daysi
.E .I-.... READ 1T READ TIT
Mes-rs RowLAsD 4 Administrations In justice you.
and Of charity been cheer
fully furnish you Astonishing performed
BY "D cis-'s i.dian TxsfaSs More
than two since ked nd
fishuui serofnla. which bai-d skin
phyean in our city Among other rem.die. used bottles
bottles arsa para and Iodine large quantities Hydro
date Of Potash, and was still growing
pFstab Ps.aeea called and spoke confidently
OF 1t that was induced try although had
lief Ny forehead nose ears and one eide Of my throat
were almost covered with hshy nnammed painful Ueer,
Der lstS-and sweing sore
ness were entirely removed in tps days
the ulcers all healed and perfectly restored
fou', etc.
Philadaphis, Jan. 10, Ist6 No. 9 Madison q,
CRY If FALs4e,pAia, m
Personally appeared before INC the .ubscribe Mayor OF
L. 81 said City John w Appleton. who being dspo.s,
Testimony whereof have herruno SET my nam,
and caused the be ay
uary A. ID. 1916. .I'
The above eefneats Of Of
many e and we sitIisuie hi. aa
cure in the incredibly ho Of Eleven Days your
esa" alone.
Signed, DANIEL APPLETON,
Jan. 10, 1896 ANN M APPLETON
can ehesruiy bear teNmony very extraordinary
case and believe 10 be Of the wonderful
cord when Appleton called TO Roward ana
with serouous Ulcers which highly very
painfu-and very doubted that cure
would have lived three longer without relief
Signed, WILLIAM sTEEL.LING NJ. d.
This valuable remedy for sale by Rowand Walton Phia
dePhia; Z. J. Peot Richmond, John p CALAIS washing
ton Henry Cook. Alexandria. myI
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
-. IN

&c.. by Canal Packets to and from
.n.1Nse Lyncbburg and from thence in Stages
~ th hatHrA Bncse, the Sweet spnngs TO the White sr
ON aud amer the 9th OF Juy Boats viii leave i.
mond day al sasdays ereepted LJnehburE
krIuESSo-Lsave Lyneh5zrs daily p. M Saturdays ex-
eep.od and arrive IN Riehnoodn - hours
Two lines Stages owned Terry and Martin run from Lynch
onfg 70 The White Sulphur distance loo By the NAt
raj Bridge and Dbre. sprng- and by Pi9ease ane
The Sweet Springs.
P'eses for sauston by BOats Monday "Wednesday
hous leave al A. NJ day, Stages
Al CsesEu hsr the sh, the BOaus pas.
up and down at s Pm.
fa,S,nges leaving Fsrmve 10 A 81. arrive Richmond
non A. ~ uf Those goinS the Canal the
40 bostA 1e % BOHI, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
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EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
II HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
u which have fitted with Furniture, and eomfor
table accommodation for Boare by the Day Month and
also for Transient vsers AZ will BE- made
give subtraction hope to be literally paoniEod Persons Writ
ing the city would do we'll the Eagle Hotel riaaad
those having assured that have made the best
hnangemcAtfor having them well taken OF
fe 2G-d6m MARY z. CRUMP
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HOOVE RS

WHERE may be found at all times a complete
sud tasteful a.ortm,pi o. HATS u following ltds
BEAVER PLAIN RUSSIA PANAMA, SPORTING,
hoLEsKN' NUrRh, LEaHoRS, GLAZED
oenuemens sod Youths Opera Louon apflng Guard Navy
Velvet Bands Fancy Top and Oceon Cot Caps ane OF SIN
Caps iafaue Velvet Tuhsns asd FuF Caps gnin~s
Psoss IN want o. o. The shows aelss Respectfully
qussssd give esh promise III then a. The loves
prices either ~ Wholesale Retail.
jess }. D. HOOVER No n, Main .
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ROBERT MOTT

ROBERT MOTT
House sian Painter aud GtazIor
Nh Tor % - EfoAasEs R1-&, Ri-hmrsA Trruia,
~ received further supply of T1ufs Copel
NArnshca Painters HfIscs Rcniss An a--ort-
meat u fruch AMI Amrfcan Wniow 10
SpHlo nehes an Of which b. issuu sof vork up
most reasonable terms
MA afgr supply Of Soap sions Paint Or sale low On
periot raintfnt TIN NJ shnEicd Roofs n.
TUsr TO HAND, sne Assortment fscauuNuiFirr screen.
ar@ wN auprH
HTISII, BACON, &c.-we h,ve Hstrnss and BACON sf
u SANITATION hints Tbs fsrners wn a,
us iof Bargains GRErrBR a CREIrFR
~ to1rs seiov ne Bel.
A COMPLETE assortment Of all kinds Of
- summer Has 10 10 fruni NJ an tInss
iu9 HooVER'SNo a. Nsr street
II IME.-LlME.-GO Casks fresh Thomas
- ton Lime, andns fou -shr wHow. and TO- ale By
US HENRY FISHER.
NIRGINiA BACON-ioooo vHrnn Cured Rscoa Jus,
rseeivst AMI fof saie ~
ne BISsELL N,CANDLIsH
A FPLE HRANDy-so bSH Appe Rr.ndy IN ,tor.. and f,r
q .hN btssELL = Nee ANDLIsH
DRlaE WHITE CORN-itoo bu.hes prime white Com ~
scse, and ior ale n lots 70 suh purchaser, ~
!. nS BIssRLL MscANDLrsH
SUrERoR BERMUDA ARROW ROOT sainble for isvsiiss
- ahd nhuis. ~ s.e ~ eAVNOR WOOD.
WANTED,-J W RkNOoLPH 90 WI I've q az
w Pes fot two ssPies Of NE % Revised Code u sOa
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oUFbhIUK NHE WING IOBACLO.
James Thomas, Jr, Thomas 4 samuel Hard
- grove, a. Thomas, ID. bridges.
Nv keep constantly on hand selections Of the
manufacture Of the above eeIeb brand put up IN pack
ages n various ~ 30 50 upraris Our
arrangements wh The manufacturers Al All
tines have stock Of ter best which We can s al
their pncsz
We have ua o2snsd o. Hsr5grovus to be
vey hae our sock OF the different v,r 70
sui the issie Of AZ ehswes We NV. Er.pf
MID and svsetensd and scetcnetany o. Sheh
osef quantities pur-hlser II yshoerac or retail
jais it3 w,,a .-s.,
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LARGE and We assorted Of Window single anC
IN douee hekhess OF the Nv n,oW, "Munca Mercer an
smith Brovn" bands Constantly hand
This Glass uniformly well packed and opens with ,e or NJ
loss nom breaage has been city and rve
great satisfaction For sale By DUHAL q PURCELL.
~ la7 Main strest
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no BUYERS OF FURNITURE ---SOUTH.
l. a. /. w MEEkS.

HAVING facilities Tor manufacturing all kinds Of the most
IL Fashionable aud SsieHdif FaEr used beg leave
speeG 20 call the attention of Southern Gentlemen and Ladder
visiting New York. their Establishment No ~ Nesoy street,
few doors from the Aston House. their store Rooms will be
found stock furniture made In the ancient and
modern Partisan well other desirable styles such Egyptian
EEabethan, Gothic Louis XIV and XIV Ge all Of which IL n
their manufacture and gotten under their personal
inendenee and warranted equal made this city Europe
New York. Sept i2ihA45. y
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these important remedies the result of close application and
tended experiences the genuine Offspring Of Their
influence has been felt and acknowledged by
from north, SOUTH and vcsrom the lofty
humble oofs Of the vaey-a made by
ing praise.
Dr. H. well congratulate himself acerung
from researches and rejoice that
healing balm the afflicted, position onvabe than
lded throne of eat
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-11-20
TFHE DENHOCRAYHC PIONEER.
vo1s NO

List of Town lots and lands Wyandot county Ohio
delinquent by the Treasurer for lS45 which
and subject to sale =
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

~ Wings do you see the notice oil our
Stale Convention at Woodstock. Prepare
yourselves 10 rally on that occasion, Eter-
Nal vigilance is the price OF liberty. Speak
out manfully and boldly against an admins
tration who have so basely attacked Il weak
q DISTRACTED sister republic on the one hand.
while on the ether they are ready 10 sursen-
der our country to be plundered OF its wealth,
and its immense industrial interest sacrificed
by the free introduction of British manulac-
lures.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

~ The Third Party Convention assem-
bles in Montpelier on the 81 and 4th instant
Garnet Leavitt or Lovejoy are expected to
be present Birney and Garrett Smith should
not be absent. These are the men upon
whose shoulders rests the responsibility o!
Texas annexation, and the Mexican war;
How dismal must the murderous war cry
which now resounds through The country be
in The ears of these enfuriated leaders. May
Heaven forgive them for the woes which
their hypocritical course is bringing upon
the country, and will eventually entail upon
the slave.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Have the people OF Addison County no
ticed the meeting orihe county Convention
on Wednesday the second day of the Court.
There is no time now for supineness on the
subject of our public affairs. In our state
elections wings should not be too confident.
Ifany thing could blast the hopes of locoloco-
ism it is by the succession Of measures which
the President has recently adopted TO wilher
the prosperity Of The nation. But our oppo
nents are still on the alert. We must recoI-
lect that last year owing 10 the abolitionists
Gov. Slade fell 2OOO short Of a majority oil
the popular vote. Let every whig be at his
post. Especially the wings of old Addison
as they ever have done place themselves in
the front rank of the battle. We hope all
good wings will make it a point TO be present
at this meeting.
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THOUGHTS ABOUT THE WAR.

The great body ofthe American people de-
test war. They consider il unchristian, inhu-
man and the practice ola barbarous age.
Blu, there is a clique of political adventur
ers Who tread the streets Of our Capitol, who
are greedy for blood. These men are con
stantly endeavoring to create war spirit in
the nation. They declare that ten-years
war is necessary to animate our patriotism
and revive, our nationality. They are en-
deavorinS TO lure our citizens from the peace
full arts of iudu stry which they pronounce
mean and sordid BY sounding in their ears the
clarion Of war, and feeding them with bull
letins Of slavery, bloodshed and warlike prep
arations and achievements.
But few in this region however can be thus
made ravening for blood. We are every
day asked, why are We thus suddenly
plunged into war; what has Mexico done
TO Us or threatened to dc, or can dc, to justify,
US in carrying fire and sword and robbery
through her provinces How mean and
cowsrdly to attack country which is al
most incapable of resistance. A war for de-
fence, war for right, awar for national hon.
or, say they. But no war for oppression
and conquest No war TO strengthen the
hands oftyrants and usurpers at home. No
war brought on by an ambitions President,
BY iramPling upon one of the most august
provisions Of the Constitution.
There can no longer remain doubt that
the war is for the conquest of Mexico. Tex
as must be annexed. a war for the whole OF
Oregon must be hazarded, and now the hun
dreds ofmllions Of our Treasures, and per-
haps the blood Of thousands and tens Of thous-
ands of our citizens, are 10 flow on
the ensanguined plans of Mexico, to cement
the different sections of the party now in
power, and give spleDdof the present ad-
ministration, which shall secure the coptinu-
ance Of its permanency.
- But where is all this promp and glorious
circumstance Of war to end. Have the
American people reflected upon the possible
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THE VOLUNTEERS.

The Governor Of Louisiana has issued a
PROCLAMATION. declining to receive any moro
volunteers, at present.. the four regiments
which had been raised completing the reqiu-
sition Of Gen. Taylor. More would prbably
be required when the requisition of the Presi-
dent should arrive.
Col. Davenport. commander Of Jefferson
barracks, was at St. Louis on the 18th inst,
and would muster the volunteers int service
as soon as regiment should be formed.
Three companies have formed camp near
the city. and occupy themselves in drilling
the recruits. Over $4,000 had been raised
by some Of the citizens to defray the expens-
es efthe volunteers. until they are regulady
mustered into the United States service
Boston Courier.
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GEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES.

II appears from the American Journal Of
Science for May 1916, that a very exiraor-
binary discovery has been made in New
Hampshire, of fossils,in tho White Noun
tains. In deep cut Of the bed ofihe Saco
River have been found some strata contain
ing shells, BY which those rocks have been
ascertained to be Of the same geological age
with some Of the rocks in New York, which
abound with Petri6ed shells &c. Hitherto ir
has been supposed that the rocks Of New
Hampshire had been deposited ut period
far more remote than those of New York
but itapPears now that many Of hem are Of
the same age. and that they have been hea-
ted to such degree as to have fer the most
part, lost all traces Of the fossils which they
once contained, and to have become his hly
crystalline 10 their texture. This interesting
discovery Offossils was made by Professors
Henry ID. & William u. Rogers, who sup
pose that Tho heating of the rocks was At
rendant on waving Of The earlh's crust,
whirh was thus folded into mountain chains,
and that the White Mountains are higher
than the Green Mountains, because at two
periods The former were plicated (iolled or
plaired) in different directions, just as two
successive gales at sea, blowing in different
directions, raise higher wav9s than a single
gale blowing in one direction only. But in
Vermont there has been only one such sys-
tenn Of plications.
We learn from our State Geologist that
many phenomena in this State coincide
with the general theory of plicaIion which
has long been familiar TO Biologists Thus
in mountain IN the north west part of
Moukton. the arch at the tops ofons ofthese
immense folds has been perfectly preserved.
where the thick strata for hundreds OF feet
may be seen folded like paper, having been
once plastic. although now, from the effe cts
Of heat, Of 1iniy hardness. volcanic fss-
urs, filed with ancient lava (sreen- sIone)
was found cutting across tho rocks in Tho
north end Of the Mountain, and giving Them
4 slaty structure. b.
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 26th, ls46-Midnight.
There is little news ofimportance tonight,
with tn exception of the daily proceedings Of
Congress, and the official dispatches, pub
Iished in this mornings Union, from the seat
Of war which you have already seen.
The Senate had quite large Executive
session to-day. They were occupied with
the nomination of Gen. Taylor as Major
General OF the U. S. Army, who was con-
6rmed.
believe they also had some talk Of re-
considering the rejection Of NJ. Henry Horn
as Collector philadelphia but the vote was
not confirmed. He stands rejected.
President Tyler was expected in town TO-
day. A letter has been received from him
in reply 10 Mr.. Vinton's Committee, stating
that he had received the order and would at
tend. | believe Mr.. F. o. J. Smiths testi-
mony has quite disappointed tho enemies OF
Mr.. Webster. Let the public bear in mind
that this Committee was appointed to i'm
peach Mr.. Webster. A majority are Of the
opponents Of Mr.. Webster; if they fail to
bring in articles cfimpeachmet, it will prove
that they can find nothing against him.
Tomorrow Mr.. Benton will continue his
showing-up Of the 81 degree 40 second men.
To-day. like yesterday, has been intolera-
bly, hot. The days are as hot az they can be,
and The nights hotterI We have no Their.
mometers here, and therefore l cannot tell
you hon hot il is. Probably il is so hot be-
cause we have nothing by which to graduate
the heat. RIcHELrEu.