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CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE, forthe removal
aud permanent cure of all diseases arising from an
Impure state OF the Blood, or habit OF the system,
viz: Scrotula, Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obsti-
nate CutaneOus Eruptons, Pimples, or Pustuies on
the Face, Botches Eies, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
Worm Tet.er, Scsld Head, Enlargement aud
Pain OF the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers,
Sy pEtic Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints,
and all diseases arising from al nJudclous use OF
Mercury, exposure or lmprudence LII life
1t invariably cures Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Neu-
raiga, Generai and Nervous Debility. PalpitaEon OF
the Heart, Liver Complaint, and inflammation in
the Kidneys. Ladies OF pale complexion and con-
sumptive habits, aud such debila:ed by those
distractions which females are liable 10, are re-
stored by the use of bottle or two, to bloom Ind
vigur. BENNETT q BEERS, Druggists,
General Agents and Proprletors,
No l25 Main street, Richmond, va.
Home Testtmony.-For the extraordinary
virtues OF this valuable Medicine, are at liberty
to refer to the following gentlemen, well known in
our own city: Frederick BOyden, late of the Elk
change; G. b. Luck, formerly in the Post Office !;
samuel M Drinker, of the late nrm OF Driuker d.
Morris; DR.. John minge, formerly OF the City Ho-
tel Edwin Burton, Commissioner OF the Revenue !;
George w. Baker, Richard h. West William A.
Matthews, J. Nj. Gilmore, and many others, all OF
whom have tried its efficacy on themselves, or seen
its operation others.
IL has performed more cures than all the balance
of the articles 50 extensively advertised have ever
done altogether Don't delay; try it at once. Call
and get pamphlet and be cured. oc7-d1a
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BY Alexand
OUR EVENING 4

" until the season clos
O'Clock, at which time wJ
in lots to suit purchasers,
and cut dry goods, hardw
gold and silver watches, an
of every description. Alsd
fancy goods. Al
mol
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~. EypREss arrives snf

a. ,osxes daily, by Mail Trains, alsoays in
80 81 Aatxfs. This mode Of receiving
- !, .;.,s DDS II whstever description, com
nv. aud whs, is Of greater importance,
G5r WAGON will cali for goods to go away,
= 90" u. eyervtfing without extra charge.
i"''' ADAMS Il cos
once No. 5, Fourteenth street,
NN'N Mar the Posi- Afffcn
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AUCT1
D. &c,

| ny 0es
| UCTION 81
n Gus GOODS
ID Nov, commez
tion sales room, nj
at public auctio'
Goods:
Several Csrpeta
OH Lamps
Hair Aattresss
Lounge, Clocks
hogany Marble toj
One large Maho
One new Aibasa
Waiter
A lot Of Glass and
Three Retrigerst
Scales
Large lot Shoe tn
Ground Cinnamoj
Ladies' Saddle an,
&C 2S I
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Z UFIHPf NEWH.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Arrival of the PrOmotheus.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW YORK, November ?.
The steamer Promeheus arrived from San Juan
She brings Of interest from California
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By JOHN K. d. PAYNE, salesman.

I AND HOU : hOL ID FURNITURE.
IL CROPS. HOGS, COWS, &C. AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on Friday, the 18th inst, at IL
O'Clock if fair If not, the next fair day, my tract #
land situated in the county OF Chesterfield miles
from the city OF Richmond. containing $50 acres,
and within 300 yards OF the Richmond and Danville
Railroad. The improvements are comfortable, and
the land in good state of cultivation. Also, the
crop OF Corn, Oats, Hay, Fodder, Household Furni
ture, number of young Hogs, Mich Cows, &c,
&c. Terms at sale. J. S. DUVALL
Sale 10 be conducted by Jno Payne, Auct.
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Thc Netes Of the InHea states
Rank will be red sesned at the Office Of
x6u& BsyiIl, next door to the Exchange
.9s WN. N. TTNSLrY.
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II On. DANIHl. W EBS
H LENGTH ENGRAVED

distinguished American statesn
Mr.. Thomas b Lawson, an artisl
of Mr. Webster and his friends, h
portrait OF him extant, has been RI
scriber, who has been appointed a.
A copy oft can be seen at III P Si
type rooms, Eagle Block, where all 4
mime it. A limited number only
therefore those who desire copy sho
once, as there will now be q great der
whole country. The price has been fix.|
lars only, payable on delivery. We fee,
saying that the public have but to see I'll,
knowledge that an engraving of the higf
even worthy OF the great original, has i
duced.
Orders by mail viii receive prompt at
H P JEWET'
No 14th street, Ris
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4 OST.-On sunday evening evening last be.
- tween the corner OF Leigh and eth streets and
ST Pauls church, "a small black Port MOnnaie,
containing a $40 Bank OF the Valley note, a So
North Carolina note, some silver, (amount not re-
colIected0 ano sundry receipts The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Dispatch of
flee. If not sufficiently honest TO do this the
er would thank him to return the Port Normal di.
rected to the Dispatch through the post oflce
ii is valued for some "reminiscences come ced with
il &c 20
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 2.-The yellow fever i
no longer an epidemic in this city.
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no THE EFFLiCTED voluntary certi-
6cates eop.nue 10 come in tIom persons xhs
nave given frs. DAVIS Cough Elixir fair
Rrcsy5Np, Nov. 18th, ls50-Mrs. A. B. DAVIS
Dear N lam !: take gr. at pleasure in recommend
Iro vor Cough Drops - those afflicted with
Tonss, Colds, &C have used tin my family for
thrsyears, and found il the best family medicine
! ser used. On occasion administered il to
az of my children, suffering greatly with cold and
tmgh fever, and il afforded Immediate relief.
Very respectfully,
MARY ANN STEVENSON.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAo. BECK, ChAS. d.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad st Richmond.
nc d
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X. FRANCE & CO.,
SUCCESSORS OF +. NORRIS e. CO.,
Ma1n street, Richmond. Va.

X. FRANCE & CO..
SUCCESSORS OF +. NORRIS e. CO..
Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Splendid Schemes for November. 1870.
$4,000, 10000, 10000
SusQuehanna Lottery, Glass As to be drawn in
balumore, wednesday, November 3rc. rs mum.
l prize Of $4,000 1prize of. 1865
! ! ott--.---'.-.--- 10000 Is of.-.. 1000
i! of---.,.----. 10000 25 Of 500
4 of.-.-...- 5000 2O3 Of ~ S00 O
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters So
90 oeruncate OF package Of wholes $780, halves
20, quarters 80.
$4,000, l9, lO9, 5000.
ufand consolidated Lottery, Glass g. TO be
oraWn al Baltimore on Saturday, November 9Th
IS numbers, IL drawn.
CAPITALS:
prize of---...-s $4,000 5prizes of $4,000
D o1-- -.....-.-.- 5000 100 Of SEQ
Tickets S12, halves 6, quarters3
Certificate of package of wnoles $3.50, halves
IS, quarters 81 50.
Brilliant Lottery for Nov, 13. 1870.
S3o,oOc Grand Captal-25 prizes OF IO, OOO
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Y, to be drawn
at Baltimore on Saturday, November 18th. 70 mum.
bers II drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
prize of.-.--.- $4,000 194 prizes Of. $500
- o.; No.: ~: lo,Ooo DC, &c.
Certificates OF package OF wholes $500, halves
100, quarters SO.
EY Orders tor tickets in any of the MARYLAND
Lotteries will meet the most prompt and con.
tidential attention, if addressed to
K. FRANCE Il CO, Managers,
Or to c. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
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INIQN.

An elegant engraving, with the above title
ing portraits OF many OF our most distinguish
men, among whom are Hon Henry Clay HoIl
Webster, Hon G Calhoun, Hon Willard +
Maj Gen Scott, Hon Lewis Cass, Hon VIM 4
and many Others has been received by the sub
who has been appointed agent for Virginia.
can be seen at NJ Simons's Daguerreotype rcj
Eagle Block, where all are invited to examine il
The hkenesses although small, are remark ably "a
full and distinct, and command universal admiral
The price ofthe engraving is five dollars only
Subscriptions received as above, or by
IL T JENETT, Agent.
Oc 23-d6tWSt MOI 18th at RichmoTd 4
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At A MEETING Or The COUNCIL
"A Of tie city OF Richmond, held Friday, October
2gth, 1859, the following was adopted
The council being satisfied that the petitions 81
Uorbin Warwick AID Others are the petitions of
o e-iou.tn OF tie irseholders OF the city doth on
the said petitions
RessIss, That poi be and the same is hereby
directed take the sense OF the freeholders OF the
city the QUESTION whe.her the council, cehslfof
the city, may subscribe the stock OF the Richmond
and Danviile railroad company, company iaeor-
porated for work Of internal Improvement in this
State, part OF which Is to be constructed in
the city, amount Eot exceeding $50 0o0 that the
time OF the poll De Thursdsy, the I'd dsy OF Decen
Der next and thai tais resolution be Published for
one month and afterwards until the day oi the poll,
in at least two newspapers OF tae city.
A true copy: HM 7. shEPPAkD,
TO lid Cfk C. Aicnmond.
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=
great discovery is bringing health and happiness tn
thousands Rheumatism be cured More than one
thousand cases OF chronic rheumatism (of the worst
form OF this dreadful dsease) have been cured perna
nently, during the past year by the of few bottles
of this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties OF high standing many of
whom have been crppes years. from the effects of
this hitherto incurabe disease but who now affirm
that they sound and we'll made by this great re-
medy, which is a vegetable spirt-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone and this it viii
cure every case either intiammatory, tacutel or
chronic form. Testimony of the undoubted cha
will be cheeruliy submitted the inspection of
ali who may feel sufficiently interested call on the.
propretors at their Central Office, No l. Barclay ST.
Aston House, New FORK. One bottle g. three bottles
$40 PURCELL, LADD l. CO.
Sole Agents for Richmond
W. v ALEXANDER Il co,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A. TURNER & CO.'S
MENAGERIE & CIRCUS COMBINED.
4 NONTAlN4NGn THE IAREESm n

- some OF THE MOST SPLENDID AM
MAILS IN THE WORLD. many of which were
trained and exhibited by the celebrated Van Am.
America. ~
The Equestrian Troupe 10 without its superior
10 ,he known world, among which is that culebra.
t 1ed six horse rider, N. B. TURNER, also T. v.
1IURNEk, WARD, LIPMAN, DELACY, Masters
all Clowns, J. w. MYERS, whose daring act OF
turning somerset over sixteen men, ten horses
and the elephant the largest in the United States
ssIoniahes every person who has seen this almost
Incredible performance
- WIN exhibit in Richmond FRIDAY and sATIJR.
DAI, November 18th and 18th, 1852 Day Per.
ioIinahce on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, P M
Doors open at half past l and talf past O'Clock,
o.ioi inaoces commence ats ard Z, M.
Admission so cents; children and servan,s half
price. noIM,a VOL
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n ECEIvED, per schooner Mefchsnt.-iOo
IL, double barrel Guns, which win be sold whole
.aIe ana retail at private sale.
noa ALEX. MOTT L. Goa
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Liver complaint Dvsnepsia,

- .------ tf"IIII. UysptpsIu.
.- --r 4at2est gland III tbs human
5-'Liiy Grfansed than any other
i'''' dissipation, cold iest and los.
.. - D'-Du.ea yellow, Tie spirits droop
-''isgh 10 sOc!ety. Regulate tbs
'-o3' o., These evls. FLs ssIsst pre-
't bI ROSES CelsbIstsd Railroad
I'M. '..'. ihes cary of Tie bil., and sooL
8.A s.fs4sln
1''h pound should la taken whore 4
.... ,-. I-D'1d With dyspepsia long time
.. ~ c1ids, biLouS habits, jaundice
-atli-B-lOtus Or Railroad Pills, "a
..-. @,- Other pills III thor good .tiscts.-
.l.'!, i.adc q Go. Bennett q Beers, q
- .-oi . Wood. A Bodeker, Adie i Gray,
'' - d. } BLAIR, ) nj Zsosnssea, and "
90 81
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CHEAP GOODS FROM AUCTION
~ Now is the time to get bargains carpets, rugs.
embroidered lace curtains, embroidered muslin
curtains, with wide lace insertings drapery mus
Inns, gilt window cornice, cords and tsssels, satin
damask, side pins Special attention is invited To
the above goods from all in want OF great bargains
CA GWATkIE,
no 1-3tis 1877 Main ST. opp. Exchange Bk 4
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fl CHOICE FitUIT TREES.-As 81,
- agents for the celebrated Nursery of Jos -
o.nton & Sons, near this city, would suggest 10
friends and farmers generally, the propriety CT
sending in their orders tor TREES as early as pos
sible Catalogues, with instructions tor planting,
&c, may had at store, II Main street or will
be sent by mail, if instructed by letter, st paid
Orders addressed TO US, will meet with the most
prompt attention. c. SiNTON 81 CO,
oc % Hardware deaiers u Main street
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OTiCE.-by virtue OF an execution to me d.
" rected, which issued from the circuit court OF
Frederick county in the name CT John B. Collin,
survivor OF Sheppard & Collin against the estate oil
Henry ST. George Tucker, deceased, in the hands
OF John L. Tucker, mis- administrator to be admin.
istered, shall, the first day of November hust
ings court for The city of Richmond, at the City
Hail in the said city, between the hours OF II
o'clock NJ and O'Clock NJ OF the same day.
proceed to sell, for cash, about 100 copies of Tuck
cr's Commentaries in sheets, many thereof as
may be sufficient to pay and satisfy said execution,
the same having been levied on by me on the 4th
cay OF October 1852, as belonging 10 the estate OF
the said Henry ST George Tucker, deceased
no 2-dtd JNO NJ FERGUSON, Sgt R.
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o. A SMALL FARM FOR sALE,-We
E:5 offer for sale small Farm of "a acres, about
seven miles above Richmond, adjoining the place
formerly known "Patrick II Gentry's Tavern
The quality OF the land is such as is usual in that
neighborhood-30 acres arabic. 1t has on it a
Dwelling with two rooms a Kitchen, Barn, ia Sta
BILE, Carriage house, and an Ice-house.
&C Is TOLER 4 COOK General gents
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A FORTUNE FOX sI.-Ihe receipt with
IA full Instructions in the elegant and beautiful
accomplishment OF inlaying and ornsmenti1g Pa
pier AIache, (whereby from $40 TO s2o per week
may be obtained) will be forwarded 10 all who will
enclose 81 post paid, to Messrs. SPRING s. co, Al
second street Baltimore, Md. Numerous ladiez
ana gentlemen are now employed and realizing
handsome income from this valuable receipt, which
is made SO plain by the instruction as 10 meet the
capacity even OF children. oc25-imF
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= LRVIs Venom, HAT, GiOsse, Ant and
% Roach Destr0yer.--1hs above article
JUST received from the manufacturers. with fuli d.
rections for use, and tor sale BY
sEABR0OK g. REEVE,
neg AS Broad street.
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By Wellington GOddin.

'VHE FARM CALLED .'TALAVERA,, >,
ONE MILE WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Thurs.
day, the 4th day of November, 1852, upon the pre-
misses, commencing at 3h o'clock, P. NJ, the Farm
on the South side of the Richmond Turnpike
Road, called "Talavera" containing % acres
The Farm, for the most part, is In high state of
Improvement. The buildings have all been erected
within the last ten years, neatly arranged, and
are sutncent tor the accommodation of a large
family. With the buildings there will be sold 10
acres OF land and the remaining IL acres will be
DIVIDED into lots OF suitable size having fronts on
the turnpike. The nearness OF this and to the CITY
OF Richmond its beautiful and healthy location spd
agreeable and improving neighborhOod, offer very
great Inducements to persons wishing country re-
treat near the city.
TENSION .-tourth cash; balance at 6, IL and ls
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed
By request of the ewner.
&C 70 ids w. GODDIN, Auctr.
SMALL FARM, about L mile east of
Mill.
Will be sold on Thursday Afternoon, the II in
November, S52, upon the premises mmenciug at
O'CLOCK the desirably located FARM about one
mile east OF Richmond, now occup ed by Mr. w l.
Montague, near to Mr. John c Knautf, Charles K
hunt, &C, containing between and 10 acres. The
land Is In high state ct improvement, and is ad.
| nirabiy adapted to the purposes of a market gar
den.
The improvements are all nearly new-consist.
ing CT dwelling containing rooms, 3 of which
are newly papered and painted-aud many other
buiiolngs, such as barn. stable, &c. The whole
premises are well enclosed an. are in good repair
Terms accommodating, and made known on the
day OF saie w GODDIN, Auctr.
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moo REWAKD.--kan away from the sub.
XZU scIibsr, about four weeks ago, my negro
- WARNER he is d toleraaly stout negro,
ahnn, i've feet ve or six inches high-has very
shor, loot pleasing counteuance when spoken To-
= ,,a, crossed, and remarkable small ear. His
.a ~ are rather small and full-has tolerabiy high
cbeek bones and round face. will give The above
Us I'd for the sale delivery Of Warner TO me, in
rns william, or to N. b. d. C. b. Hill, in Richmond
Va. ,..,
oc 3o-dl2t q. b. MILLS.
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NELVET CLEANSING Will receive during
' tho present week lot OF Velvet cloaks, whios
We will be enabled TO sell cheap.
po2 QART 4 MOSES.
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!ENHE SUBSCRIBER having taken the store
l. corner Of 18th and Broad streets, (recenty &C.
cupied by John F. Reeve, Esq y will keep on hand
a full and we'll selected assortment of Groceries.
to which he invites the attention of his friends aud
the public generally. JAMES B. SHELTON.
Having retired from the grocery business, take
great pleasure in recommending my successor
DANES B Shelton) 10 my friends and patrols.
have known Mr. shelton long and Intimately, and
feel strong assurance that In all business transac-
tons he will give entire satisfaction.
oc 2--lm JOHN F. REEVE.
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LIME DRESS sCITs.-Receyed this week,
L. large supplies OF tae black Dress and Frocx
Goats, black and rich rancy silk and Velvet Vests:
black and fancy French and English Cass. Pants;
ne38.styes fancy Business Goats. Also, large iot
OF Eentemens Under shirts and Drawers, &C, &c.
Cal at the Money Savings Institution OF
KEEN, CHILES s. BALDWIN,
No l02 Main street.
NB-Also, every style Over Coats ia use, very
low. oc 20
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.Lftt lay LOn-eE.-GtGSS Bt0NtRg
. --".s---. "cUdI. :.e y Ogden have been
u B. ; 1attallHE support which they
-- -'t- SINE their stay in this city, to re-
= .. -=r- alger-MoAd4y, TUESDAY, and
:. e.ch Of which days they viii give
ri. -:-an', commencing al , O'Clock in the
- al a.sy au enter attainment commencing
"s
re {. allow schools and children an oppor-
g: % IL, ..s.ug this really wonderful exhibi.
.-.- " 4 " have reduced the price Of ad-
3 3. - . 20 -. cents. 10 l-3tF
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E>rOm the Gernan New Yorker lsAge-
l. meme Zeitung. Sept ., l552.-kheUaiate m
Cured.-MortimOre's Rheumatic Compound 4ad Blood
Purher.-This great remedy seems 10 prone specific
tor this dreadful disease III all its FORMS and Is bringing
relief to vast numbers who have long suffered. We
have had personal knowledge of the virtue and etfica~
cy OF this medicine for time, and with pleasure
refer obstinate of chronic rheumatism,
of long standing, which it cured. This the
wife of a wealthy merchant, who for many years
cripple. No expense spared III visiting the most
celebrated springs and procuring the treatment OF en-
nent physicians. This continued for years, but
she only grew worse and seemed victim to It's with
ering grasp All other remedies and efforts failed We
were instrumental inducing her try this remedy,
and. surprise and her great relief y cured her
completely. Some weeks ago called and purchased
bottle the depot, No Barclay street and sent to
gentleman friend or oufs IN this city VINO seemed
martyr To this disease. This bohie cured him.
There are numbers of other cases which have come
under our notice. cured By this remedy; We are glad
to see the success atennng the introduction of this
medicine Its timely VII save thousands from pain
aud suffering and restore chem to sound and perfect
health We believe thu. Is the only remedy known,
which is put forth for It's one disease alone, and
satisfied 1t will do ptat Is Claimed !orH-coTe reu-
uatisIn III all Its tor u.s. no l-du
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~ l Err PlLLs.-PREPARED FROM


o., VI NED Al THE ROCKBRIDGE
= ~ N1N,-IA9se pills are tiuretic. Ca
--- +.'r.tt.'r IN thely affects upon the
'A--;" I- ,Gtlyu OF the liver IN many
.'~. would have 10 effect. They
r'hca-la'.s IL female diseases.
---'"-- ',..,A has attended the use of
.'.l'A " alter and Pills for many years,
~ 81 as,r-aes. has acquired for il a &C.
81 '''' rata-icd ana Is steadily increas-
'-'..' I'll chemists Of the day have exa-
H.. P.'is and found it possessed ex-
... .+t J.. FeTilts. II has been declar
''-t"a 10 pe d cure tur every form
.''EF q. -tases, al chronic diseases
Is, dyspepsia, chronic diseases
. affections, and particularly adap-
... passive -ierue HeiHDuhage. cUIup!ica-
'.' 3 the liver and stomach. and
sf-s.ns from lmpurlty Of tLs
aH1 country merchants general
...l s1t4t+s.
ga. : per dozen.
'-"f.a wishing 10 purchase in lasas
,sri,s tOf Me sale of the above
81 :, "!i please address
-iNDtf>ON & CHRISTIAN,
@'..a >iylaas, Rock bridge co. Va. or
JOHN u SEAlRkS.
Columbian Hotel Richmond
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.- Oar AND CRUSHED SUGARS
A1g's received per steamer, by
FRY d. McCAkDLlSH,
az IA And MOCHA COFFEE.-3JJ
lect.Ybg, Tor ssie by
Fly u McCAEULIsU.
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nRESS GOUDs.--keeeived by Roanoke large
- lot OF handsome al Wool Mouselines, which
We viii sell II 50 cta yard, worth one dollar.
uo2 HART e. MOSES.
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-~a.s pei bottle. To ba had at tn. drug

b.. q e., ! bodeker, Adie & Gray, Ben
81. ''4tAur ! Wood. and r, Picot, Main
II III + Ladd, and Seabro.k e Reeve,
G-.,lDULd, Va oc a
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ID ICHMOND STOVE WOkkS.-Dealers
II In Richmond and throughout the State can
be supplied from these works with
Premium and Alright Cooking Stoves
Air tight Csal Franklin and Wood Franklin Par
lor Stoves
Factory, Store and Counting Room Heating
Stoves
Fluted Box Stoves, &c, &c
Aiso-Frorts and Crates, Tenders, Iron Rsilings,
&c, in great variety
plain and oInarnented House Castings, niase OF
superior material, and of fini.hed wor kuanship
The retail purchaser would do well TO seiec' our
Stoves in preference to the OF Northern trGsh
with w hich the market is 52sded; some OF which
will not stacd single winter without requiring
more repairs than the original cost Of the store
Our Stoves have been gotten up with partlcu-
lar regard to the Southern trade-beng made full
25 Der cent heavier than those made al the North
of superior materials and warranted of as good
orkmanship.
Nessrs Ensign Sears, and ID Yale. keep full
assortment of Stoves. and they may also be
had from Messrs d Il C X Weller, Heniey, Main
street; S Cooper. Cary street, ana 3 Bozes,
Broad street.
oc 9-4w BOWERS g. SNYDER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-03
NJ. P. SIMOES,
sep II Before the People. that

81 Main street, Eagle Square.
$500 PIX p. ---Istznr &C l2