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a. uGAR CURED HAMS-Stagg u shay's,
jetO ~ CONVERSE & co, 81 TcbopTi,oulas ,,rcst
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pILOXI HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss. The pub .eet
- lie respectfully informed that this establishment vi be-
opened for the reception OF visitors under
NIXON on she frst day Of june Attached the house. viii
BAR and BILLIARD ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS
The TABLE will always be supplied with pics Of he sal
Coast and the Newoeas Market The hodse by
and magnificent Live Oak, Mulberry Hickory, Magnolia Bay IeTs
offering to the eye fine prospect well giving cus ad eyp
when the vertical This sungr
10 families and children than Other Ou coast Of
the lawn IN tront the OF which
EB liberal deduction will be made fa,iies nyis SIN
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l'ty q superior article
cry respectfully, J. H5WEN,I, d.

49,, RHEUMATISM,
Let al those suffering under he agonizng rtures
9"tsm read following and what also may boone for an Il
lthty WI use 'lliallible remedy;
Mn. J0BS B-Iear 81, For the last three prz I b,,,
cted WIN hnaRtn OF the seyerest character ties
ne greatest ago tried every remedy cou procure n M
sease but togno permanent relief until 10 ug r,
PREPARATION o! Saarlls which has emit cured rf
md greatly impro nv general he .h more than
used hav.g tesn free of ,ap for ssyera tas .
oubt the cure plnuent and rycon, il
e y l'actne =, nsr Raetnattsn lSfIl BtlDGES
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I ONDoN PoRTER--60 casks Barclay Il Co s
k5 superior Stout boHcd y Ainr@ 90 coegsr-
li."' 'NHItI s WOLFE, Camp street.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE,
oNDJUsTtcE's CouET ELIZA PROCTOR b. MUMFORD.
PAElsH or ORLEANS IL No 1854.
ny VIRTUE of writ of tieri tacias to m,
directed in the above entitled by he Honorable C. v Joo,p
s'lse .! the tee'e o e Parish OF oeans, will expose
nHt s IN font Of No Is Common street TUESDAY
~ ~ l2 O'Clock ONE GOLD WATCH, tlgehor, ONE FOf
HAN Seized III the above Terms cash,
'esN 5unlot GEORGE Z. PEARSON. Constable
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~ EFINED SUGAR-l5O bbs, Crushed and
d u puwiurvl Tor s.lg rs
isi0 2w CONVERSE Il Co. ~ Tcbouritoulaa atreet
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RLUE LICK WATER, fresh from the Springs,
- for sale by lie9l PL MASSEY
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HGORTER AND ALE-Lon(lon and Dublin
Porter aud ts India Pale Ale nnds bottled IN quartz
aud lints, ior sale iy JbhN fOOIE- rs Bl.k Place,
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odesn Temple OF Honor No. sheo.s every IaUispAS
EY EN al O'clock, Temple NGh, 234 fchoap1ou as street
6cye NJ term ending OF 81 ts. IHSN11 fEEsS
pER W l. r.; F. s. AioReAN, w f. r.: II. FoIlAiD, y" j.
IN VI ygno1yxproS W S myS
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The efficacy of the PAIN EXIRACTon HiBsae Ia remarkable
We know numerous cures hesit saw that the ONT
neG' vii fail o this purpose. pecacy asking
certificates from ladies this subject The ong WAS procured b.
one ul our Agents;
This will certify thst have used pALLS MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR remedy for Sore NppoE andeuuy recommend
those who may afflicted with rasns connlnn az
: most vaiiable article To cure 1t. PfitEBE BRAY.
Albany, April is45. NARY NNDpE
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EOHN BULBS FLUID ByTRACYF s4R

s0HN BULLS FLUID BYTRACIF SARA
AZ sAPARLLA.T invaluable remedy .-5asrred hsr pl
ae15 to he hearts Of thousands, and daily ss Il
the afflicted than could Afforded By all the ,hues Cali
toTnia and the world combined 1t is ppup 81 oosa and
contains the strength gfslI times much
any similar preparation made ia tnericH
PRlcRSl per bottle, or six bottles for as
has been well established fact years pGH that Sara
and properly prepared the only panace III diieae
ng ttinss, EVIL hsb youth, bErrenress, W,lr
a. JOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPAIAi the
TO- preparation before the public that prepared s scientific
plea Aud fuRlorn Strength The Sarslpnra
tsad to price, aid polGd before being used Injected
tst chemical tests and ls ssHninenea
Rga5aapaa also virtues Of several o vaIpsb
Ioo together forming the best compound ciue the
ssS'9st curative agsn. in the known world.
q GOOD TESTIMONY,
s1ParilIa - S''7
" equal The unprecedented sale Of Bua Cond Elud5
Extract SarzaPEa in this city where has been uudd for
"eonhs only with the gratifying upon all
It. the assertion that purifier Of Hood il;
Al nZ on tatgen: in this city"
ssa Gs 0sdr altlc longer, and be Convinced thas sar
III 'NpD-'""lh he WONDER OF THE woRLDi
IA h' Driven, Druggist and Apohecsry Of yeannda9
Ii laya hoous is Sarsaparila
HI g. Louifv1LK, 1913.
IN ME- IogtULtDsa Sir havo been for seyeal yeaaysTsv
svere did with Nieourial a ulf
n ny yer ssl almost all me remedies the day.
pf'rsd by different personB but all to l santiago
III NIL a2e with yours three bottles Of wC gavse more
ID esci than ALE others combined
pleaanTe in recommending your srsapste the
- l
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785FH 4Tf4cItFFY InYsItf1"8 1 Ntl a L7IyytsTs.
MHHAwAKh, Ind, June l. isaT.
DR. is's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar gos like hot cake
We tht that you choose give Wholesale Agency for thai
led dispose Of Rmo. any amount Northern Indiana
FROM HARGEATT Il MCGOWAN.
. LGosiEn, July 90 1876.
YoutVd Cherry and Tar Syrup gives general
bn Of it Tor time thought would any
Ut lmos daily inquired for and thought perhaps would Be
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MEss1a ROBINSON, inform you th
afflicted for twenty violent pain breast muc
80 that could hardly lie osd a night Cough attended, followed
and other decided symptomH consumption applied
q hysicans, took great medicine without
4 y reH try Compound syruI
81 Wild Gheny which ooos which re
aved complaints therefore with confidence, recon
to I'LL who like afflicted, vluAbe
n inc. T0oSIEY
The authenticity Of the
GAErpr merchant Milford, who NJ FoOney
mnstancga nis MIR. T. Rixty y,y5
On DATIsaSrEuPUP VAN CAEHRY TARFhe following
gneut word for word taken from the lips of Mrs George
3"thou yGnihh. Nc Certificate uIaGtumg. VIII
Arpsist suC IN Gyidencef
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- FADUciH, KY, June 9, 1888.
My sock OF Cherry and Tar Syrup reduced
popularity daily increasing. You would well
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:, q DA4NV T u CLEAR SKIN,
40" we MI 7nra eehutilu white sku,a yopy roiored
heAi ROW OXEN 20 we see oDs not posesais
Ne teYGlsy 70 n3 %ahsa esort cosmetics owsses paints
sase has deprived them Of, anGst mo o-sn ts.;,b
injury the skin The fgct is sSar,apar,iia no, @
'ht"h. II n"heS sns ehh Ft the correct Hly prnc
not ny co'as Wy FWi"ee poisonous oret3us matter
e 6eFeh 10 close inc pores eck naturalization but BY
~ removing rtJ @fuc'n OF oorhd and dh matter frorni
.s O ~ "'H-s le hse p'ilthy nHi yiEctving actiyyi
oeyCfE hhIlo Syo'' t 'as yellow, d saliow c0un
@EinGe 10 We poh anu lies,f yon. Il fies generally
e0n DC '5I anu Vi fsct, they wtlnndOn the us
I'll pam WI do.o9s, the onlsual roriedy
2 MStI 10 VS. Me- - ~ hint the ladies'
,6El Eh if"'4t)-N 90 rftfN HnVER OFF) IN FAvORh
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4 RUDE BRIMSTONE-100pnlst onol
- '' S' ~ snnon st.
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ERESH GOSHEN BUTTER--20 frkins very
choies per steamship Empire City, for Aale by
ltls A. D. GRIEF Co. IS and 10 Old Ievse.
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TRY DALLEY's PAIN MRACTOR.

She brought TO bed box sn applied til, sores; felt in
mediate wherever to0rht and legged
aont thoroughly ltwaa btned and t life seemed
lne. To remove the burning the chest Leu Pills IT, an
book them, which cured owe iie valuable E,
rRc being strong and haven since pRry
lg Ttnr
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FIsOR ALEXANDRIA AND NAT fsssg u,
CHIToCHEs--Eeekly Red River.
The nevstean,er DAIaIAu VIM. ksy, master viii
iease as Shove january O'Clock
every succeeding Tueaday during tic season The F.
takes HCA IN tho Red River trade fp
freight or paauaga, apply to sFEAKE q MeCRkAEI, 4
iani2 TT No. ) icholpioahs s'tH
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MILLINERY AND FANCY

RE- nDuUIIUN OF rItiUES.-Nirs Clark,
g. corner Of PoylrGs and Carondoet streets avug
tuned TedCce stock otra Guits assortment otfS
eON&ETS, Lace MANTlLLAS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS. VA
SOAlBS PERFUNERY, well good of EOSls
sND TRIMMINGS at very reduced prices ia +
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Crystai Fount Division No. g. Of TAl &c 9 EYER
reet ofeers Tor the ensuing quarter: 7. H. DgTgEN W Pr
i EtlsW A.; G. p ltrNG, r. S; S. BLOCK A. r. ST. T. BoorH
5 2,I T. T. s. T. c CunIrs o. S. app
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

PosTPoNED-1he cotillon party at Warwick's
Spring, advertised to take place for eve:a days in
our paper, has been postponed for few days. at
the request OF several persons. A large number of
our citizens desired to participate in the festivities
of the occasion, but many of them being engaged
necessarily in bushes Monday, desired to post
pone the excursion until come more appro pirate
occasion. The grounds delightfully."- situated,
and we have no doubt that when the excursion
does take place, every one will be fully satisfied
We acknowledge with pleasure the receipt of an
Invitation TO attend this cursoa, but prior en-.
gagements have debarred our attendance. The
public will be duly notified of the time and place
of the excursion.
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DIED.

After short illness, LUTHER JAMES, infant
son OF Robert and Sarah Powell, aged 2 months and
IL days. His funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of Mr. John Roe, senior, this day, at 10
o'clock. The friends and acQuantances OF his faith
er and the family are invited to attend without
further invitation.
Yesterday morning, MARGARET ELLEN, in.
FAINT daughter OF Patrick and Lucy Ellen Fogarty,
aged one month and nineteen days. The friends
OF the family are requested to attend the funeral
this morning at o'clock, from their residence, at
the corner Of Canal and I'd streets.
On yesterday morning, in Hanover County, at
quarter past i O'Clock, Mr.. WILLIAM A. BIN,
FORD, in the 42d yesr of his age leaving deVoteo
and ariectionate wife, and four children. The
friends of the family invited TO attend his fune
raj at 10 O'Clock this morning, from his late resi-
dence, on the Mechanicsville Turnpike
On Friday, the 2na inst, at O'Clock M, Mr..
JAMES GRIFFIN in the 57th year of his age. His
friends, and those of Mr.. Anderson Barrett, are in
vired to attend his funeral from his late residence
corner of Main and lst streets, on sunday the 4th
inst at O'Clock M.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
xay.:- Ill. 1870


The funeral of Mr.. Clay was conducted IN a
manner appropriate and impressive. Hneeaeo
no affectation Of grief, no pompous ceremoniais
to betoken truly the deep feeling existing 10
the public mind. The ceremonies IN the capl'
fol were. however, of an imposing character
The sc.ne in the Senate Chamber was pecu-
i;arlv .olemn and affecting, and every one 10
that distinguished throng seemed 10 'eei .n1
force If that exclamation, which the Reverend
Cbnplain took as the text OF ms appropfia.s au-
dress. How is the staff 6roNeR moII
deep was the sensation when the no was la,ss
from the coffin, and the Senators ga'neIeo
around TO look once more, ano ioi TIC 'as' ''U'
unon him who seemed born
:. The snp,ause of listening Senate's to command
and whose history" is truly "read in ma
tons eyes" =, :,L
sessed such man; that he who was so long
spared TO fulfil his mission on earth; ana 10
nse the sentiment, familiar 10 Roman eulogy,
"Ut Serus ad Astra redeat.'
MIR. Claws life and strength were pro-
Ionged beyond the time usually allotted to
man. He lived to conduct the country for
half century in the path of prosperity and
greatness; 10 cheer the hopes OF freedom IN
other lands TO conciiiate rival and sectional
disputes in his own; to strengthen the bonds
of the Union, and re-establish the principles of
the Constitution. He lived TO triumph over
factions, and over personal and party enmity
and detraction; and to achieve the christian
triumph over the sting Of death.
Though we may grieve that we shall not
hear his voice or look upon his countenance
again, yet we cannot but rejoice that the mea-
sure of his fame and of his earthly happiness
was full His body is committed to the dust;
his name to Immortality
"For he is FREEDOMS now and FAME's
One of the few, the immortal names,
"That were not born to die !"
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening. LIST Of July, By The Rev'd
1ecab Manning, (of the Methodist EpiscOpa.
church, Mr.. SAMUEL JEFFERSON WILkIN
SON, to Miss ELIZABETH FRANCES, eldest
daughter Of Mr. Radiord BIaokensnip, oil OF this
city.
On the 29th inst. at the parsonage of Trinity
Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, JAMES LAR
RY, to Miss MARTHA JANE ANDERSON
Che city papers will please copy)
On 30th June at the residence of Capt. Hundley,
In Essex, by the Rev. Mr.. Hunnicnt, Mr.. JOHN AT
KINSeN, of Richmond, to Miss MARY ELLEN
DUDLEY, Of Essex co.. Va.
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CAR LOAD OF Hoes BURNT.-As a train for
theiEast approached Rome, Oneida county, N.
Y. on Sunday, one of the cars, freighted with
l03 live hogs, was found to be enveloped in
flames. A spark had communicated to it, and
before il was discovered the fire had attained
such Roadway that the car was nearly con-
sumed. ard every hog on board persisted in
the flames
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The Chassis ofthe German Reformed Church
in North Caro- lima, have determined to estab-
lish college and seminary at Newton, in that
State. Two professors, viz: Rev. Messrs AL
bert and Smith, (the former educated at Mer-
cersburg, and the latter at Bowdoin College,
Mel have already been appointed. A fund of
$40 1000 is secured
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lNauEsr-Coroner Wicker held an inquest
about O'Clock, Thursday evening, upon the BODY
OF Francis Ciowholdt, who fell dead very sudden.
~ on 9th street. between Byrd Ut. ard the lame.
River, about o'clock in the afternoon. clowbo,d,
had been laboring for some time under disease If
the heart. Verdict, death by the visitation Of Goa
from disease
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TOBACCO IN ST. LoUIs.-The Republican
of the 18th inst, states that sixty anu seventy
hogsheads per day are disposed of a the ware
houses in that city. Better qualities, it would
seem, are coming into market, and are purchas-
ed with avidity by the manufacturers. 50 per
cwt. was paid on the 11th inst.
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THE DIARY OF LONDON PHYsIcIAN-This cele
brated and thrilling series OF sketches, rtten by
S. c. Warren, has been printed in pamphlet form
by T. B. Peterson OF Philadelphia, and is sold by
Geo NJ. West g. Bro, Exchange Bookstore, for 25
cents only
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WANDERInG.-A black girl about yeats of age,
slave to Alfred I Harris, was found wandering in
the streets at a late hour Thursday night aud
taken to the cage. Yesterday she was sent no me.
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VThe N. o. Picayune, with view of ex
citing the envy ofless fortunate people, says,
that, besides fresh apples, pears, plums, peach
es, 6gs, cantelopes, water and musk melons,
nec,arines, bananas, oranges, pineapples, &C.,
the markets are beginning to show supply of
grapes
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TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN.-We find in the
Wing of yesterday call from the advocates of
Total Abstinence in Monroe county, proposing
that Convention of the friends of Temperance ,
throughout the State, shall be held in Stanton ON
Wednesday, the 4th day of August next, to unit
in the adoption of some plan for securing the legal
suppression of the traffic in Intoxicating liquor s.
They also recommend that this Convention be con-
stituted by the appointment of not less than tw o
delegates from each county.
Owing to its locality and accessibility, Staunton
has been proposed as the most suitable place for
holdin the Convention.
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FAYETTE ARTILLERY.-This company will dine
at Grifiin's Spring Monday afternoon. We expect
that they will have first rate time of it. Reserve
your toasts, gentlemen
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suMMARY.-Seylla, negress, complained vee
terday OF being struck with stones ov a negro
named Beverly, slave to ]. s. B Tilsley. The eyi.
dence eliminated both parties, and they were or.
dered 10 lasaes each Miss scylla, we are inclined
to think, viii not make another complaint In hur
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PosT OFFICE OPERATIoNs.-A new post
Office has been established in Hardy county,
Va, called Howard's Lick.
Eagles Eyry, Bedford county, has been dis
continued.
The following names have been changed:
Dickinson's Store, Bedford, to Horeb; West
moreland Court House, Westmorelaud, to
Montrose; Alexander, Putnam, TO Frazier
Bottom.
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CoMMITrED.-Amelia, slave to Mrs. Allen, ar
rested thursday evening without pass, was COM
mitted to Jail yesterday by the Mayor for further
examination, On suspicion of being a runaway.
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EXcURsIoN.-The steamship Belvidere will make
an excursion trip down the river this evening.
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AZ A shark, measuring eight feet in length
was caught in Norfolk harbor the other da,
with hook and line.
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n The "North Carolina new steamer
built for the Norfolk and Baltimore line, has
commenced running between those cities.
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1 A man died in Charleston on Wednes
day from sun stroke.
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Abraham Samuels, ESQ.,. one of the Oldest
lawyers in Wood county, Va, died suddenly
few days ago.
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FALSE ALAsM.-There Was false alarm OF IRE
about II o'eiocs yesterday morning. occasioned
by the smoke issuing from pottery at Rockets.
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1>A PUBLIC Particular attention paid to
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. OF.
hce in the Law Building, Richmond, Va nv 6
xSs EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
49, NOW OPEN Hot Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours Of the day and evening.
je 30-2m
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THE CRoPs.--The Greensborough, Ala,
Beacon, of the 18th ult., says that the small
grain crops in that section are generally turn
ing out we'll. In fact, the Wheat and Oe I
crops are probably the largest ever made
Corn is generally very promising, and with
one or two more good rains in the course of
the next four weeks, the crop would no doubt
be Il very large one. Cotton, though t he stand
is generally good, and the weed in most cases
large enough for the season, has not been do
ing well for two weeks past, owing to the cold
nights and other causes, There is good deal
of complaint ofthe lice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

AssAULT-The continued case of Patrick HUI Ii.
han, charged with knocking down Dedarorah Co.
penhaven, at the upper market, on Saturday last,
came up before the Mayor on yesterday. Mrs c.
has entirely recovered from the effects of the inj u
re-. The wound inflicted very slight one
fright being the principal ailment-and Mrs. c..
having originated the difficulty, the Mayor simply
bound Hulihan overin the sum of $50 to kee the
peace,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

The Greatest spring Medicine!
Carter's Spanish Mixtmre-The only Pu.
rifier of the BiOOd.-Tnis wonderful and truly
valuable Medicine has been tried by great mum
Der OF our citizens, and has performed more cures
(some most astonishing) than all the balance of the
articles SO extensively advertised put together 1t
is the only certain and uniaiing remedy for MER.
CURlAL DISEASES. 1t will cure Syphilis in the
primary and secondary stages, as can be testified
to by hundreds of grateful patients whom delicacv
forbds naming in public For diseases of the
LIVER it has never failed 1t positively cures
Scrofula and Eruptions of all kinds. Blotches ON
the Face, and roughness of the Cutice are in a
short time entirely removed. Numbers of c.rtid.
Gates from gentlemen of the first responsibility
could be given, but as the article is made in the
county OF Henrico, any one not acquainted with
the medicine can the maker in person. Ii con
tains noxious or hurtful articles, can be given
with IMMUNITY in any weather, and will be found
the best medicine for the Spring which can be used
or has ever been tried.
Call and see the directions with a description
and history of the medicine and a number OF
wonderful certificates from persons you know
BENNETT L. BEERS, Druggists, No. l25 Main
street, are the sole Agents for the sale of it in
Richmond, who will supply Druggists and others to
sell agein, and to whom all orders must be address.
ed, as it must pass through their hands.
M 1-3un
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UMce NO Law RulIdngs. RlchmOnd, Va
NOte.-All Revolutionary claims. PENSIONS,
three mouths extra pay, Bounty Lands, aud all
claims arising out ofthe War of 1912, or the Mexi-
can War, will be prosecuted with diligence have
atull list OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
lie ll-3m* l. X M
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fxan--SUIIHh NOTICk.-oar fscSst pos ss,
will run ri weekly during tne ia !.
week, Ia consequence OF repairs :" ths .saS
Licking Hole Greek. Leave Richmond Mv ss.,
Wednesday and Friday, ~ r ~. ans Lyne sah
same days at 81 A Al. On Monday the i<'a' "
commence our daily trips a usasl. ,,nnpg
BOYD. EDMOND q DAsENsoAi'
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- FOR RENT, on Brook Turnpike, oppo
I;a site the residence of VIM Sledds, within 10
minutes walk of the head OF Bread street, Brick
House, nearly new, containing rooms, with
store.room, brick Kitchen stable, carriage house,
and a well of delightful water in the yard, with
garden of about acre, in nice cultivation, and
quantity of choice fruit trees which makes equal
to country residence. Possession given betwes
18th and 20.h July. Apply to
TN WOODY.
At t. D. Quarles' Dry Goods store. No 229 Broad
street. jy 3-lsw3w'
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