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MEDICAL DEPA RTMENT OF HA UP
WI DIN SXlNEY coll EfxE QICII

MEDICAL DEPA RTMENT OF HA up.
I'VE DEN SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICHMOND,
VA.-Ihe fifteenth annual course of Lectures in
this Institution will commence on Monday the
$50 =. Gc.o.e., AID Continue untii tie eRsuing
March
BIZ BOHANNAN, M D. Professor of Obstetrics
and diseases of Women and Children.
l. w CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ d, Professor of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics
S MAUPiN, NJ D, Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
CHAs BELL GIBSON, NJ d, Professor of Surge
ry and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P JOHNSON, NJ D, Professor of Anat
omy and Physiology
DAVID H TUCKER NJ D, Professor of the The
DRY and Practice OF Medicine
EPtTiC0LAS, NJ D, Demonstration OF Anat-
omy.
The study Of PRACTICAL ANATOMY, may be
prosecuted with the must ample facilities, and at
iuconsidei able expense.
CLINICAL LECTURES are regularly given at
the College Enfirmary and Richmond Aims
house.
The Inhrmary, under the same roof with the
College: aud subject to the entire control OF the
Faculty. Is at all times well filled with Medical ana
Surgical Cases and furnishes peculiar facilities tor
clinical instruction. Many Surgical operations are
performed IN presence OF the class: and the stu.
de.ts being 'resly admitted to The Wards. eiJoy,
under the guidance OF the Professors unusual op
portunities Tor becoming familiar with The symp
TONS, diagnosis snd treatment OF diseases
-Mstiiculation tee, %; Professors
tees, (segresate) slu5; De.nonstra.o.s Tee Slu;
Graduation lee. x25.
The price Of bosrd, including iue', lights END
servants attendance, IS nsua ~ 50 to 20 % per
week.
The Catalogue. s c, containing fuller infcru alton
cancerning the Institution, Will be forwarded e
those applying for ii, or specific enquiries viii De
answered oy letter. :. MiUFiN, n ",
jy l5-2fas3w Dean Of the Faculty
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Lundy:s Lane Celebration.

BUFFALO. July 81.
The concourse of strangers arriving contin
ues without diminu,ion. More than $4,000
persons, including military companies, are
now assembled at the Falls, to participate in
the Wing celebration to-day. Secretary Cor
win is among those present.
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a7 BALLAT THE SLASH COTTAGE

a-The friends and patrons of the undersign.
AP ed are hereby notified that on THURSDAY
G1n NIGHT, the 29th of the present month, the
Slash Cottage and grounds will be brilliantly iiu
minated for their reception, and Band of Music
provided for the amusement of all disposed to
"trip on the light fantastic toe"
Refreshments adapted to the season will be
furnished at city prices.
A train of cars will leave the Fredericksburg Rail-
road Depot precisely at o'clock, H., (the charge
on which will be but 81 for each person to and
from the Cottage,) and return about O'Clock in the
morning thus placing within the means and en-.
gagements of all delightful opportunity for re
creation.
jy 90 ANDREW PIZZINI.
r. S-Those who may find if convenient to go in
the excursion train, will have The privilege of the
mail train at o'clock, P. M. A.P,
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Great Democratic Mass Meeting.


NEwBURG, N. Y, July ga great Demo-
cratic Mass Meeting was held here 10 day, Aug.
Shell presiding, assisted by 80 Vice Presidents
and Ia Secretaries From 25 to 80 900 persons
were present and much enthusiasm prevailed.
Among the speakers were Horatio Seymour,
Hon. John A. DIX. john Van Buren, and Hon.
: 4 Douglass.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, July 9th.
FLouR.-Sales of Howard street at $4 IL, closing
at "a 06; sales Of 6000 barrels City Mills al 81.
WHEAr.-Red ranged at 80 to IS cents; white
SO to SO cents.
Com White, 81 to 81 cents; yellow, 60 to 81
cents.
NEW YORK MARKETS, July 9th.
FLOUR and GRAIN dull, with downward ten
dency Red WHEAT is worth 81 to 90 cents
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BUFFALo, July 26.-Visiiors are arriving in
large numbers by every train. The Camp
ground is already covered with the Military
and the streets are thronged with people. The
Committee is in session arranging plans for
tomorrow. Letters have been received from
Gov Hunt. and others, stating that they will
neni Wings have already arrived. The utmost
enthusiasm prevails. The weather is dry and
n1a
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Fatal accident,

PiTTsBURG, July PSI. Woodhouse, of the
firm of A. Il j. Woodhouse, timers, of Alleg-
hany, while measuring the roof of new build
ing at the foot of Seminary Hill, stepped on a
slightly nailed board and was precpitated to
the ground, and died OF his injuries in a few,
minutes.
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Malicious Rfnort

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Great excitement
was created here this evening by the circula-
ton Of a false report that the steamer Roger
Williams for Cape May had been burnt to the
waters edge. The repor, is however disproved
by Geographic despatch from Newcastle
stating that she passed up at o'clock this
evening.
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Gen. Scott.

NORFOLK, July 81.
Gen. Scott has recovered from mis- late i'll
ness, and is now enjoying his usual good
health at Old Point.
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CHAS. WORKMAN
EPHRAIM LARRABEE'S latent
~ PREMIUM NIAGARA JET SHOWER BATS

~ PREMIUM NIAGARA JET SHOWER BATH
FOR COLD OR WARM WATER.-This shower
bath is oftne most complete articles OF its kind
ever offered TO the public, inasmuch as great aud
important improvement ia obtained ever all others,
by throw ing the water upon the body without wet
ting the head unless at the will the pleasure OF
the bather, but greater point is gained by being
able to bath with warm water, which no other
Shower Bath is adapted to.
These Baths are neatly finished. and are suitable
it is sufficient to say that it awarded the premi.
um the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia and the
Maryland Institute, Baltimore, the only Bath that
ever took premium at the above Institutes. The
above Bath De seen at the House Furnishing
Store uhe sole agency for hichmond) of
l.. GINTER,
iv 24-1w 137 Main street
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jy 24-1w

EOR SALE-A valuable Farm in healthy
l. and good neiehborhood, containing fifty acres
OF cleared and thirty of weed land, about five miles
from the city OF Richmond, half mile from the
Richmond and Ere dercksbur Railroad, anda djoin-
ing the residence of Francis Staples and others
On the Farm is good Framed Dwelling House,
Stables for horses and cattle Ice House, Well Of
excellent water, and Orchard Of two hundred
Fruit trees well selected and of the choiseet kinds
and Vineyard of three acres of the finest Grapes
which will WELD this season. st least, Thousand
gallons of Wine. tits enclosed with new fence,
aud presents inducements such seldom offer
ed to purchasers in this neignborhood
For terms, apply to Joseph Duettinger, No 200,
next door to corner of Broad and Sd Streets Rich
mond, Va. ag9
iy 24-ts JOSEPH DOERFLiNGER,
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D OOk~. BOOKS, BOOKs.-Just rece

books. BOOKS, BOOKs.-Just recev
ID ed at the Baptist Bookstore: Farmers and
Planters Encyclopedia rural affairs, Cycopedia
of English Literature by Chambers; Information
for the People, by ditto; History of Virginia, Lip
pencotts New Edition; Chambers Miscellany OF
Useful and Entertaining knowledge, 10 Volumes
Sacred Mountains. by HeadIey; Sacred Scenes and
Characters by ditto; Chambers Commercial Dis
courses; Hume's History of England, 6 volumes;
Annual Scientific Discovery, or years book of acts
in Science aud Art, for 1882 the Errors of Modern
lnfdelity, illustrated and refuled by S. NJ schmuck
er, A. NJ Morton Montague, or Young Christsn's
Choice, &c. &c, by C. B. Mortimer; Manual OF
Politeness, Book of Politeness, Home Scenes Sto-
ries for Young Heuse-keepers, Woman's Trials,
Daughters Own Book, Letters 10 Young Ladies,
Parior Lexicon, the Wives. or LosI and Won, Sc
naca's Morals and all of the novels of Grace Agui.
best religious sentiments. For sale at No. 203 Main
street
iy 26 CHAS WORKMAN
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tF The ONCE of the New York Her
ald Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspapers,
Magazines, and Cheap Publications. is at 1904
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS H. GRESHAM
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II Great Cure for IsoweI Complaints.

Tne most safe and sure compound for Bowel Com
plants, Pains in the Stomach, Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Pain in the Back, Sides or
Limbs, Toothache, Bruises and sprains is Dr..
Roses Pain Curer. This remarkable preparation
gives instant reiif TO all palms. and is used BY the
old and young. Thousands have been relieved 10
4 lew minutes from the most acute pain. 10 bot
q Bsers, Adie Il Gray, Purcell, Ladd 4 Go. Z. =
m al. o. Al strecker, A. Bodeker, ]. Blair. 8 NJ
Zachrisson, w. .Ladd, Gaynor Il Wood. je ~
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L,OR WOODLAWN RRTRRAT.-Morn-

LsOR WOODLAND RETREAT.-Moru-
i ing and Evening Omnibus Lfnc.-A
new aud elegant four horse Omnibus will. from
and after to day, be between the city and Wood
lava Retreat, leaving the City Hotel al 8 o'clock,
A. NJ and 5, P. NJ, passing up Main street 70 the
American Hotel, theaee up9th and Broae streets to
Brooke Avenue, ke., over fne road and pretty
country, to Woodiawn Retreat, about two miles
from the city.
The o'clock morning line 10 designed particu.
larry f,r gentlemen with thei- families TO take
pleasant morning ride, remaining 1t Woodiawn
about an hoar-getting fine country breakfast, u
they wish, or giving them time to stroll abJut
while, and return - the city By o'clock
The evening line will leave the city q O'clock,
and return between and g. P. u.
The carriage will always be found to perfect or
der Tor ladies and gentlemen. The horses quiet
and gentle, and guided BY Tom, 80 well known -
skiiul and experienced whip.
o. Fare each way. Is cents.
8 EV- Parties Wishing 70 60 out by giving timely
notice to the driver will be taken fiom ans part 81
the city tree OF extra charge.
jy 23-dts C. X. ALLEN.
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OMMIssIONER,s SALE OF A HOUSE

ance of decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery
for the county of Henrico, pronounced on the nth
day OF June, 1882, in the case of Woodbridge vs.
Hargrove, ct ais, the undersigned acting as Com
missioner under said decree, will proceed to sell
at Public Auction, on the premises .on Saturday,
the 3lst day of July, 1852, at O'Clock NJ,
that lot OF ground with the tenement and appurte
nances attached, on Church Hu corner 25th and
streets, owned and formerly occupied by John
D. Hargrove.
Tsrms-One. fourth cash; the remaining three
fourths at and l2 m onths respectively interest
added; the purchaser to give negotiable notes for
the deferred payments and the title to be retained
until the purchase money be paid and conveyance
directed by the Court
r R. HOWISON, Com'r.
Sale conducted by w. GODDlN, Auct.
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nESiRABLE RESIDENCE on GRACE
I = ID

nESlRABLE RESIDENCES ON GRACE
II STREET FOR SALE. The subscriber is
authorised to sell neat brick House and Lot situ-
ated on Grace street. near the residence of Samuel
Taylor, Esq. The House is entii ely new, and is
well built, in the most modern style and contains
about eight rooms, with the usual out.houses, and
has the city water and gas the premises. ANY one
wishing really desirable residence in a pleasant
and improving neighborhood, should apply at once.
Terms very accommodating.
jy 24-3tawts JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auct.
DARGAINs EXTRAORDINARY IN
ID THE WAY OF DRY GOODS-MILLHiSER
e. BROTHER, hereby respectfully iaform their
friends, customers and pubic generally, that they
have received and ready for SALE large additions to
their stock OF Goods ali bought within the last few
days at auction, for less than half the original cost
price; being late in the and DESTROYS of hav.
ins room tor Fall purchases will sell the best
bargains ever offered in this place.
Look at the Catalogue Lawn Ct cts yard
wide; solid color Bare-es at shilling, cost 37t;
Ginehsuis and Delaines too numerous to mention;
Waite goods such as dotted, plain, and sprigged
swiss checked Cambria Muslins; Lace Sleeves for
Misses 124: black Lace Wells 37A; Misses black and
white Hose, six pence per paif; Linen Towels cts
piece; Sd Furniture Prints for ADJ Linen Lustre
10 cts yard; MerimAc Prints in dafk colors suita
bic for the approaching seasons per yard Linen
Hdkts for g. 10, and III Cts, besides the best and
cheapest Domestic Goods, such as brown and bleach
ed Shifting and Sheeting, Ticking and Flannes, to
be had In the city Call soon, or you may miss
49, = MILLHIsER & BROS.
iv27-St 139 Broad street
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DMINFSTRATOR,S NOTI G E.-Has.
q ing quaiipd administrator OF The estate 2
b II Il per die al persons having claims ssainsl
and all persons Indebted thereto win plesse make
Immediate payment. JAMES N. TAYLOR
jy I6-2aw3w Adm of Il Roper. deceasee.-
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NJ 0TICE.-Ail psrso1s wio are inaeo.sS So, g
bond, nole book accounts, 70 tns fa * sr5
Hall Nelson, and more recently to Hall Nespn y
divldasIy. are requested 70 snske psyusaI ~
Il there should BE- any csiIns s5ains. ~ y -.
above concerns, or aganss Hsh NefisoE Inuis NV
u, they sill be setlied On aPplicanop =. q, s1.u
~ le-I.waws surviving Partner.
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nACON.--A lew hhds clear sides II store, for
ID sale BY ,or,u q scr ..popup
U26 JUN
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,,.,, SALE At AUCTION win = .o,d y,
THURSDAY. 18th July, le52, eonrn en.,,s :. ~ ~
past clock an undivided moiety of two LOIS ~
land situated on the west side 81 I'm ~ vs ~
street, commencing at the distance Of q C.. s.
the south side Of now Marshall street md r,,n;r
on said 18th or Valley street soufhwsrdy q fsss s
extending back Tor depth 100 feet to 10 foot sIirr
(which alley extends to and il parallel with stret
ately laid out by the Central Raj road Company.
which isto the eastward of their new Depot and 81
ces thereby giving to this property two distnct and
valuable fronts. Reference being had to this bean
tifuiy located ground, together with its proximity
to the very heavy trade now being done by the
Central Railroad, there are but few unimproved
lots m this city which present such inducements
to merchants requiring q Lumber House, or Capt.
taist wishing profitable investment Immediate
sitter the sale Of the above property win be sold
lot NO 81 on the east eide of said street, near the
Dlsniiery OF Messrs Stearns and Brummel hav.
irg 'front.' OF Is feet 18th or Valley, and extends
BACK 10 feet to street which Is 80 fact wide
TERMs-One third win be required 10 be paid
upon the execution of the deed and the residue at
four months Interest added, secured by Z trust
deed, or the retention of the title By the Auction
Ger, at the option of the purchaser or purchasers
until the whole purchase money is paid By or
der ct the Agent of the heirs at law of the late Wm
Eekervis. w. GODDIN. Auctioneer
iy 26
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iv27-St

NtOriCE.-i'ne Co partnership heretofore ex-
" listing under the name and style Of Herring Il
Shelton ia this day dissolved by mutual consent
The name OF the firm will be used by both parties
in settling the business
Persons having claims against the firm will pre-
sept them for payment, and those indebted will
please come forward and settle.
GEORGE ]. HERRING,
JAS. B SHELTON.
laxxxak
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U,AkE CARE or YoUR BOOKS AN0

Il PAFERS.-UufIng the last we K, several
stores aud dwellings have been entered by false
keys, ami tae Iron SAFE of the old kind cut open
and robbed Of its contentsl To merchants and bu.
siness men, there's no thought more Satisfactory
than, that during the silent watches of the night,
and amid the rsvages of the conhagration TO know
and be satisfied that their valuable books and mo-
ney are beyond the reach of the desperate or des-
truciion; and to the promotion of this confidence
nothing has contributed so much the improve
merts made by Sias C. Herring in the Salaman
der Safes; one of which. at least, every prudent
man should have upon his premises.
Cali and examine. We have on hand all Sizes
with powder and burglar proof locks; and at the
factory prices delivered in this city free of charge
jy 26-6t FRY a. McCANDIIsH,
Snla .ants far Viryiuia
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CEDAR TAR NOTICE In consequence of
u the course pursued by some Druggists In the
sale of my Medicine calculated 20 detsct from tho
interest of my regular agents, ! hereby authorize
Cedar Tar 70 IS cents per bottle Until further no.
D- r. HORTON KEAcH, 81 Main street, L
tb. ..nly authorized agent for aichnond and East
ern Virginia, for the sale ri the Tar By wholesale
or retail
Pamphlets distributed gratuitous BY Ill my
agents
IL % u. NORRIS
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The undersigned Will continue the grocery ana
commission business at the stand formerly occu-
pied By Herring g. Shelton, where he will keep
good assortment of family groceries and solicits
tie patronage of the friends of the former firm and
the public generally. G. J. HERRING.
No l25 Broad street, opposite Fredericksburg De
pot. y2o-2e"et
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~ 0TlCks-Hi&h Coustabless 8ule.-NIn
Be sold IN front Of The C0ussabls's o1Ece. 4Rfe
Day, Il 9 o'c'ock, A d ,one Bureau, 60 The.
one large Cooking Stove and fixmres eanpssee
one large Curtain and sundry small articles - At
isfy sundry Distress warrsnts in my hands.
Immediatsly after the shove sale, I shal1 bT con
sent Of the parties proceed sell Il The lafe rcd
dence Of Robert J. Clarke on "a streee, between
Clsy and Marshail, commencing q 10 o'clock, an
OF the household and Kitchen furnifure therein
him - = - -. - -
Uze-lt q. BLAIR. n csn
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90 Mexican Mustang Eminent,

Mexican Mustang Llninlent. I'm
provement, Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order of the day. And the great desire for these lie
the proving cause to the great advancement now In
operation in the Medical world New light blazea
up and old pracrises and old mixtures are discard
ed The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Linilnent enables it to penetrate flesh,
nerve and muscle, and drive out disease and assist
pature TO recover her lost powers, and become
healthy, which is evidently the true cause why il
is so successful and why Ed many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re
commendit.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

Sale conducted by w. GoDDlN, Auc,
lie 30-law3wdtds
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~ - WELL-KNOWN FACT, that
i osBoRs's DAGUERREAN GALLERY Y tne
=. =, 80 line sky-ligEt Pictures taken for ST.
N. ,. invite ali 70 call soon we shall LOT
ME law picrures but few weeks.
! We have made arrangements 10 take pictures o.
.iek or deceased persons at their residences Our
prices are fruIu 81 70 siu osboKEs,
uoposite The Baaxs, sign Of the Anne -ican Fasss-
~ 10
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3 ALkdAMBHA.-The Undersigned having pur
"A chased Of Mr. William J. Whitsow his interest
in tEis fayosite Restaurant, begs 70 inform his
fends and the public generally that he u prepared
to furnish them with all the dflicaci-s II the
season." and being determined TO tpare no effort 70
Please ne respectfully seiicits their patronage
JOSEPH w. BARLOW.
Richmond, JuEe 14,h 1859
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~ PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH

- PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH.-
Now is The time for Cholera Morbus, Dyspepsia,
Bowel Complaints of various kinds Dysentery and
Bilious Fever. Persons subject to either, or all Of
these complaints need not fear their attacks If they
will but use few bottles of Bakers Cclebra.
ted Premium Bitters, the besttonic and alter
alive that the skill and science of man ever yet in
vented. These BITTRRs are purely vegetable In
their composition and entirely free from all those
poisonous and nguseating substances that create
languor aud nauseousness of the stomach when
taken but having an opposite effect, they exhier-
ate the system, sharpen the appetite, expei impro-
per secretions create healthful circulation OF the
blood and produce such flow of spirits as of itself
- ..~an.t,. ..nlia.e fra,,, indicestcn ar.. bill
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AHUs ICA l. INSTRUMENTS.-Vi
Nl viosas and Vionceilos. Flutes, with trsm to
keys clarionrtts, Flagecetts, Flies, Accordeonss
Italian and German Guitar and Violin strings, &c.
PIANOS REPAIRED-I nave eng ged the serv1ees
of one thoroughly experienced in the manufacture
ana repair OF Pianos and can assure faithful work
and moderate charges.
Wanted to employ. Cabinet Maker, Or other
good worker in wood white lad. IA or 10 .ars
of age welrecommended, nigh also apply.
CHEAP UMBkELLAS.-Siik, Scotch Bingham
and Cambria Umsrellas, Of the best manufacture.
Umbrellas covered with good American Glngnam,
for 81, and with the best Scotch Bingham and Silk,
proportionably low. WM. KEITH,
iy po-lm* 200 Main street. &
ID AZORS.-We have just opened another iot
h of those 1nfivaiied American Razors ana our
friends who aave been waiting for them can nov
be supplied Every kazoris Warranted spd .ne
money will be refunded 10 every case Wnefe tney
do not give satisfaction. For sale ~
C. J. SINTON 4 CO.,
Only Agents for this city,
sign OF the Circular Saw,
II Main street
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e-l1~t4o1. ~ =. = = -,
In every condition of life, and will be found an In
valuable medicine for infants and adults.
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
A. BODEKER, ADIE IL GRAY, BENNETT
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD d CO, and GAYNOk
e. WOOD Main street; ii. BLAIR, WIN. P. LADI
and SEABROOK & REEVE. Shockoe Hill. CHAS
MILLsPAUGH, and THOMAS Il MCCARTHY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11

ANOTHER SCIEN rlFicN ONDER
INPORTANr TO EYsPi'pilCS.-
DR.. J. :. HOUGHrGN'S ri PSiN, The
True Digestive Fluid, ar Caslr'r Julre =.
prepared from BENNETT, or he
FOURTH STOMACH or TlIt OK,
after directions Of Baron LlEBlG, tie
prea, ihyslclo ical Chems 81, by J. :.
HOUGHTON NJ. d., Philadelphia. 'Pbs
is truly wonderful remedy for ND!G H.
TON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDltf, IIN-
ER COMP AMT, CONSrIpATIGN
an DEBlLl1 Y, ,cuIiIg after Natl RE :
OWN METHOD. by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pan
phlcls cuntIin nR ScicnlIf; evidence oi ,s
calue. furnished by agents erals. See no.
among the ned,ca advertisements.