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Remaining I'm the
on the 13t
~ Persons calling
please say they are adv
LADIE
Allen mrs A. f
Allen miss Susan F
Atkinson miss Sallie Z
Barr mrs Susan w
Bell mrs Rosa c
Baker mrs Mamie
Belknap mrs Maria J
Bowler mrs Mary c
Brown MRS Martha
Bra gg mrs Mary P
Baker mrs MaryJ
Breeden mrs ] Ann
Brooks mrs Eliza
Bagby mrs Elizabeth
Bowen n rs Catherine ]
Bradley mrs Anna NJ
Cree6en mrs F
Crump mrs Susan D
Clark mrs Sarah Z
Crutchheld mrs Mary 1
Carter mrs Caroline Z
Carr mrs Ann
Chick miss Mary A
Davis mrs Mary
Davis mrs Mildred A
Davis mrs Lizzie
Esston mrs Rebecca
Elmore mrs ] G
Eastern nrs II
Edcings mrs
Ford mrs Va E
Foy mrs Mary
Freeland mrs ]
Gardner mrs Sarah
Gilman mrs Nancy
Goode mrs NJ +
Gracier mrs E II II
Golden mrs Ellen
Hilliard mrs Sally
Hopkins mrs Sarah
Hampton mrs K n
Hamilton mrs NJ
Hubert mrs NJ E
Hagan mrs m
Hszlewood mrs Z G
Hooper mrs l.
Harris mrs G
Hudnall mrs B
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Jone,mrs Mary E
jacobs miss Harriet
Kearney mrs Easter
Kennedy mrs Margare
ksit mrs Nanette
Luney mrs Ann
Lewis mrs George r
Lewis mrs Harriet
Lewis mrs Hannah
Lee mrs Mary
Lucsdo mrs Sallie A 2
Lee miss Sarah Ann
Mathews mrs L ]
MerIette mrs Henry
Martin mrs Elizabeth E
Moore mrs Nary A
Munday mrs NJ A
Miller miss NJ }
Moore miss Julia
Moore miss c J
Mckinney mrs Hugh
McElroy mrs Caroline
Newman mrs Eliza
New mrs Mary Ann
Odonnell Barbara
Osborn mrs Lydia C
Pryor mrs B P
Page mrs Cely
Power mrs Jas ?
Pleasants mrs Julia
Power mrs Josephine
Peasants mrs Maria A
Roche Ellen
Reave mrs Martha G.
Roper mrs Maria o
Reive mrs Martha C
Read miss Elizabeth
Sullivan mrs
Sullivan mrs G E
Shield mrs Jane
Streat mrs Martha
Smith mrs Mary
Shaw mrs Martha
Smith mrs VIM
Smith miss A S
Stiff miss Betty
Streat miss Seiest
Trowers mrs Sarah
Tillson mrs Harriet FL
Timberlake mrs Franc
Tally mrs Eliza F
Thorply mrs C. c.
Talley miss Susan A
Tulley miss Susan A
Vincent mrs M L
Walthall mrs Sarah F
Weller mrs Sarah A
Willis mrs Sarah A
Whittle mrs Rebecca
Williams mrs Rosa L
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AoND, SATURDAY MORNING MAY Ia, 1858
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining I'm the Richmond Post Once
ON the 18th May, 1853.
Eys Persons calling for Letters in this List will
please say they advertised.

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Richmond Pest Office
h May, 1853.
Ior Letters in this List will
artised.
s. LIST.
A
Akerly miss Margaret
Anderson miss Jane
b
Burke miss Susan
Butler miss Susan M
Briggs miss Sarah A
Brown miss Mary F
Busel miss Louisa
Burton miss Louisa Z
Bagby miss Juliet
Burwell miss ] G
Baker Janima
Bailey miss Elizabeth R
Branch miss Elizabeth
Binford miss Cordelia w
Bethel miss Ann M
g
Grafton miss Della F
Cowling miss Catharine
Cameron miss Christians
Crabbin miss Amanda
Clark miss
Colly Virginia
Cooke miss Margaret A
ID
Davis mrs Elizabeth P
Davis mrs Anne
Drew miss Mary Ann
K
Ellison miss Bette
Edwards miss L A
Ellet miss NJ G
r
Fisher miss C.
Ferguson miss F C
Fontiae miss Mary M
G.
Gaskins mrs A A
Goode miss Deborah
Gardner miss II N
Goldman mis- q NJ A B
Griffin miss w
III
Harrison mrs Alb
Hicks miss
Hall miss E E
Hudgings miss Al
Hawkins miss L
Ratton miss l. p
Hooper miss NJ C
Hin miss NJ D
Howard miss NJ A
j
Jromnsyr miss NJ A
Jehle miss Martha A
X
Keeling mrs Nancy
Kelley miss Mary A
l.
Lewis miss Ann r
Land miss Caroline
Logan mics Julia
Larmand nniss Josephine
Lee miss Margaret D
Lewis miss Margrat
Nj
Miller miss Josephin
Malone miss NJ
Murtha miss III
Murry miss M E
Malone miss Nanny E
Martin miss N F
Miller miss Va
Nc
McLane mrs Margaret
McIlwayne miss J
n
Nelson mrs Mary S
Nelson mrs Susan
O
Osborn mrs Louisa A
Olphin miss Jennie
p
Pacca mrs Mary
Powers mrs Mary F
Pierson miss Elizabeth
Parker miss Fanny C
B Plessants miss l. E
Pierce miss Matty
X
Robertson miss Lucy r
Roberts miss Mary
Raiden miss Margaret A
Reeves miss Octavia
Read miss Mamie
3
Saunders miss Eliza M
Stark miss Ellen B
Strohyer miss Henrietta
SchwarZ miss Jette
Steane miss Jane E
Sumpter miss Lucinda
Sims miss Martha A
Saunders miss Sarah A E
Sadier miss Susan o
Sears miss Sternett
Il
Thacker miss Martha J
Tompkins miss Martha
9 Thomas miss Mary M
Turner miss Elizabeth
Thompson miss C n
Terry miss
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Valentine miss s A M
w
Wilson mrs Cornelius ]
Wicker miss Sarah S V
Wells miss Nancy
Wingield miss M E s 2
Walker miss Jane c
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SINGULAR PREsEsTImEST.-Dr. Josiah Bart.
leu, OF New Hampshire, one OF the victims Of
the recent accident on the New Haven rail.
road, was visited few weeks age al his resi-.
dence by friend from this city, who invited
him TO spend few days in New YORK, AZ the
then approaching medical convention. DIR. B.
replied that il would afford iim much pleasure
TO spend some time in our city, but thai ne had
great apprehension OF danger in travelling TO
and fro, augmented by The fact that when he
last visited New York he had engaged his pas.
sage in the steamer Lexington, for the fatal trip
on which she was burned, when almost ever.
passenger persisted, but did not reach the wharf
in seass to gel on board. He subsequently
oyereame his reluctance TO travel attended inc
convention in this city, and mel with the ia'e no
dreaded in the New Hayen cars Cosrser.
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A CASUALTY PREVENTED BY FREcAuTIo

A CASUALTY PREVENTED BY FRECAUTIos.
The Albany Journal says that the Hudson
River railroad train due there on Monday morn.
ing was nearly an hour behind time. When a
mile or two below Cold Spring, going at full
speed, one of the journals Of the locomotive
broke, throwing il from the track. The axle.
however, was provided with safety beam,"
which prevented its dropping and the overturn
and smash that would Otherwise have been in. :.
evitable. Afer dragging short distance over
ties the speed of the train was checked. Had
the engine been of The ordinary construction,
the train would probably have been thrown
into the river, with results perhaps as terrible
as these al Norwalk.
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! AND FOR SALE.-We are authorised to
IL sell tract OF Land lying Immediately on the
Richmond and Danvie Railroad, about six miles
from the city of Richmond. This land Is well i'm.
proved. having on it comfortable Dwelling house
and all other necessary outbuiIdings in good re.
pair; an excellent garden and iourishing young
orchard of trees 100 acres are in virgin growth,
the timber and wood on which, il ia thought will
be equal to the purchase money. bargain can
be had, as the owner is determined to sell. Apply
to
my9 TOLER e. COOK, Agents.
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su & BoTT, uER, Ize BROAD

II IHEH "A bW 1T HNHt EFB BF0Nu
Ell street, are In constant receipt OF Trimmings,
Buttons Gimps, Braids and Fringes, of The latest
style: and have also in store large variety of
wash Trmmines. white and colored; wash But
tons, India Rubber Combs, Leather Belts, Fans,
silk Mits, and msay other fancy and staple articles,
generally keptin Trimming and Variety Stores.
9u%
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Hunly w J
Herbert w H
Hocksday w A
Hargraves VIM
Hobson VIM
j
Jacob Joseph C
johnson J NJ
Johnson ] FL
Johnson DR. Geo
Jardon Alex
Johnston A BIZ
Joseph il Butler
Johnson C.
X
King r
Kesse Timothy
l.
Lumpkin DR. John G
Lyon Major L
Lacy Mathew
Lucas Oscar F
LiHnane Nicholas
Levin Pincus
Luck r r
Leake Lieut. G S F
Leacock Thos
Lewellyn Thos
Lee w M2
Lambert w w
Lang w C
Ladd z C.
Nj
Mitchell D P
Mead Edwin 2
Merrimsn Edward
Miller L II
Mahanery F
Miller G N
Marshell & Garret
Motley John
Marlin John
Marshall J A
Martin James
Mc
Mcnamara Martin
McGuan Patt
Mcclure, Roach & 2
McCann Rosanna
McCloy VIM J
McCarty Thornton
N
Nester Jas
Nelson Samuel
Neilan James
Noyes VIM II
o
O'Neil Patrick
Oliver Robt
Ofney Richard
Owens Thos w 2
p
Plumb Henry
Partin John
Perks Jno D 2
Pierce Jno
Parker Col Jno A
Page James B
Parkhill Jno Fl
Pierce Lukins
Peruese Ludger
Pollard Robt
II
Root w Fl
Russell P Fl
REYNOLDS Peter
Ravens Richard
Richards David
Reynolds Thomas
Randolph WI
Ragland Williamson c
8
Saunders J w
So6eld Jos
Swank John
Snead Jno N
Spear Luther G
Sallie DR. nj A
Smith Marshal
Shepperd Nathaniel ]
Staicos Nester 2
Sherlock Patrick
Sedgwick Richard 4
Stubbs Robert
Stirks Samuel
Saliers Samuel 2
Stone Thos
Smith Thos s
Sheppard 8
Smithey VIM
Stodder VIM Fl
Schnei VIA
Salmon VIM
Scott VIM II
Stovali J B
Segars John
T
Turner Rev Jesse
Thomas Josiah
Tapscott Jas NJ
Ten. Harmony
Turner George
Thomas Geo w
Todd Everett
Thiel A 2
Tyler Alex
Tyler Almon
v
Vest Richard T
Vankeck N C
Vender w 5
w
Williams Joseph
Watkins Jno 3
Watt J w
White John Z
Wade VIM Henry
Walker Henry N
Wall Henry
Woodson Henry 7
Wilkinson Geo A
West George
Wills Fri
Whi.lock + K
Watkins Edward
Wilkinson DR. Edward 2
Wade DR. David
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Wasing DR. Z wo,a-- -
Wear Joseph We;.,.an hev
Walsh Jr J3hn Wilda- bernard 2
Wicker Junius ohJ
Initials.
Propriesors of Hardens Fxnra..
Owner Of Child Harold
Cor. Sec. Mre. Sigma Rho Soc;s,r
my IA THos. B. BIGGERp n
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H0rr +
Hatton G w
Helter II Fl
Howdges Fl w
Harwood J P
Horner J S 2
Hill J A
Humphreys VIM
Hudson Fl NJ
Irwin John
Jones T M
Jackson I'hos
James Stephen
James Stephen C
jerks DR. y B
Jetfreys James
Jeter S II
Kennedy Cornelius
Kelly James
Keneaiy Laurince
Lambert Mr.
Lother Mr.
Lipsicum Baily
Larkin Charles
Lscy David E
Leehan Daniel
Luckett Dr. F E
Lee Master Geo w
Longest Hugh l.
Lowry James M2
Lively John D
Lee John C
Lord James
Langford Jas
Love Jas II
Mitchell VIM F
Martin VIM Fl
Maddox g. Smith 4
Maxy r 2
Martin Robert
Max will P atrick
Merrymsn P
Morrison III
Martin A
Moore A P 2
Macon G T.
Maher III
McNaughton DR. w
McNance Christopher
McNorton Daniel
McGarrey Francis
Mexican John
McLonnal James
Newton C w
Neagle David
Noel Jemes NJ
Nelson James
Nelson VIM l.
Osborn Albert w
Oliver ] J
O'Brien James
o Meley Martin
Persie Richard
Patterson Robt Jas
PRESCOTT VIM
Pearce w A
Palmer Wm
Pendergast Mr.
Parker Ambers
Perry Edward w
Primrose Capt E J
Perry w G
Rosenfeld B
Roster F w
Rushman Highland
Rose James
Raglan Jos
Richardson Jno A
Raine Jno G 2
Redford Jas N
Richardson VIM A
Smith Mr. (lime burner
Smith A
Swan Alfred
Stevson A
Steineback A
! Spurlock Adolphus
Smoot B A
Sneed B r
Smith G w
snodgrass c E
Sawyer Chas 8
Slawson Ebsn
Stanley Edwin L
Sears Edwin
Smith Edward II
Sink Frank II
Seabrook Fl
Smith Henry K
Stark III w
Smith James M
Singleton Jos c 2
Scott Jos c
Smith Jno w
Sexton Jeremiah
Smith Jos
Tarr VIM
Tuhn VIM
Toity Thos 81
Tyrer Thomas
Turner POvall
Tierney Patrick
Tent Old Dominion
Tappan John 3
Tally James 3
Tyler James I
| Valentine Edward
| Vincent Frederick
4
| Vincent Jacob
| Vicks Jesse q w
| Wayne VIM
| Woodfin VIM B
| White VIM
Wall Thos
Wade Thos
West Thos T
Woodward Thos
Whitman Teador
Wise Robert
Whitfield DIR Richard
Watkins Royal
Woodnutt Preston C
Webster Peter A
Woodsn Newton
| Walker L B
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" The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure of Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &C., pre-
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases
who may doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are
requested to call on the Agent, who will produce
numerous testimonials of Its great healing power
from private citizens and a number of the medical
faculty. The medicine is yet in its infancy, and is
destined to supercede all others in the cure of dis
eases for which 1t is recommended
Cali and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
.F Beware of counterfeits. The genuine ard
Gle Is for sale by
p HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
NH Al Geporal Al fa Eaator,, U;rri~i.
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NkLt Eh "AkE.-We have received an al
~ ditional supply of Silver Pitchers and Goolets
Our assortment now comprises Tea Sets, various
patterns, In sets of three, four and five pieces
Pitchers Of the newest patterns Goblets, Silver
Cups and Mugs, variety of patterns; some OF the
gooiets octagou and other patterns; Silver Salt
Cellars, new patterns silver Mustard Cups; table
and tea Spoons; table and dessert Forks. new pat
terms; fish Knives; pastry Knives dessert Knives;
Butter do, &c &c. GEENETT Il JAMES,
nv Ii Eagle Square
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ID EFRIGERATORs AND ICE CHESTS.
Ra The combined advantages of these Refrigera'
tors, render them the most complete and economi
cal ever offered 10 the public, may easily be dis
covered by all who will call and ex anime them for
sale by ZIMMERMAN,
my 10 Corner Main and 18th streets.
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yAs. q. C0WARDIN. Proprietor.
HUGH r. PLEASANTS. Editor.
NEW PRINTING OFFICE.
0FCOND SUPPLY OF NEW SUMMER

k7E( UNU IT UT We w
= GOODS The subscriber having returned
f~oy7 his second trip to the North this season, is
rrposy,d 10 ctFsr TO the public new and beautiful
assortment Of Goods for the Summer trade, at
greatly reduced prices among which can be found
an elegant selection OF Ladies' Dress Goods, i,
of the lstesJ and most fashionable styles. Also,
smother beautiful assortment OF white, black and
coIcred 1Iantlss OF the latest designs, and every
style Of Forezn and Domestic Goods adapted TO
tbe trade to which he invites the attention of the
Dublc THOS ID, QUARLES,
myll-4t 299 Broad street
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rIAR.-59 barrels Tar. 10 store and for sale BY
L my7 McGRuDER a. SONS.
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CLuNIER CL0THING.-Tne subscriber
~ so.c.ts al in want to examine his stock of
Summer Cls,hing, particularly the new styles he
has this season, Of ack six warp Alpaca Fancy
Cloth. Black rap De'ete, Brown and Grass Linen,
and White Navy Drill Frocks and Sacks; white and
fancy Ma!seIi.rs, linen ard elk Vests; basket and
navy dim, taLcy cass black meriuo and csmblet
Pants; dress suits OF the finest cloths and cass-
s-al Ul which will be sold at the lowest cash
prices D GOODMAN,
No I34 Main street,
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NEW AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS

~ We are jast receiving, al the MetrOpo itan
store, per steamer and express, large ard fine
assortment Of Goods. Among our stock may be
found handsome rch Silks, beautiful Bereges, Tis-
de5ed ard plEin; Parasols, Umbrellas, Corsetts,
kid and elk Gloves, Linens, Table Cloths, Table
veIs, Trimmings Of all kinds; some beautiful
pointed Trimmings
Our assortment is good, and we respectfully ask
s.. in want OF Dry Goods and Trimmings at fair
prices to give call, willing to sell our
Goods at the lowest CASH PRICES.
WILCOX & BELTS,
my - I5i EsPle Square
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"A OTICE,--Jhe Annual Meeting OF The stock.
~ holders of the Richmond, Frederick. burg and
Potonaac Railroad Company will be held at the o
fee Of the Company, in Richmond, On MONDAY,
the 3Q.h May 1853, at l. O'Clock, NJ.
C w MACMURDO
ap2s Treasurer.
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Initials
side.Wheel Steamships.
ROANOKE and JAMESTOwN

Sf0ee W neel SfeamBhtDs.
ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN
of 1900 and 14O0 tons burthen.
Passengers for New YORK. vu
Z bear in mind that that the elegant
NZI6N4i<& steamship ssROanoke ,, Edward
Cavendy. Commander, leaves Rich
mond regularly every Tuesday Afternoon. a,
4 O'clock. by way of Norfolk-allowisg them am.
Passage to New York. including meals and state
room accommodations, only Sic
Steerage Passage. only. ...s5
The "Jamest0wn,'' - under charge OF Captain
Lewis Parrish, will be on the route IN the course
of two or three weeks
These ships have been built with an eye to com
fort strength and speed and being new, all of the
modern Improvements have been introduced in
to their construction, and are in charge OF able
careful and experienced officers.
Passengers taking these fine steamers to New
York, avoid the annoyance of change OF baggage
and at the same time enjoy the bracng air OF the
Ocean for about 20 hours, in sight of the mos
picturesque and delightful part of our coast.
Ladies travelling alone, will be paid every care
Berths can be secured either ar our Office or on
board of the ships.
my l3 LUDLAM & WATSON
FOR BALTIMORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
STEAMER POCAHONTAs,
Leaves EVER Every SATURDAY Evening, at O'Clock.
.SlE The Pocahontas, Capt Jones
will receive freight, To. day, q,
u 'cock Tor the above Places and ap to the hour
of l o'clock N, Saturday, the 18th inst.
The Company will not be responsible for goods
after leaving the wharf.
Shippers are requested to sendin names of their
consignees before The boat leaves, otherwise their
goods must be stored in Baltimore at their expens
and risk.
my l3 LUDLAM g. WATSON.
ns1x MUSIC. MUsIC.-P. Ii TAYLOR
9HsMFi.$ is constantly receiving new and standard
1851 Music and has just received the folio wing :
The Trot GallJp
Uak Leaves Waltz, Schostisch and Polka
Fanny Fern Waltz
Desdemona do -.-.F
Premier do
Jusna do-sentimental
La Doleessa do
L'Helistrop do-by w v Wallace
LIE Dahia do-by do
Pensey Moi do-by do
La Rose do-by do
Grace Greenwood Polka.
At his Music Store, 160 Main street.
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7
Hours from 9 to 5-An early call is most desir-
able.
Persons who, cn account of the weather, did not
avail themselves OF The above, msy call at their
earliest convenience and have work done for the
benefit o. the Orphans. my IL
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UHOLD you the W atch to-nights dol
IL fnen be on your guard
And In the morning do not forget BARTHOLO'
NEWS Store opposite the Dispatch Once there
he can give you true time sud correct workman
ship. BARTHOLOMEW,
topposite Dispatch Watch Maker and } weller.
my 10
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LUDLAM g. WATSON.

COMFORTS FOk sUMMER.-kefuger.
~ ators for keeping meats, vegetables, fruits,
milk, & c. sweet and cool; Wafer. Coolers for keep.
ing, with few pounds of ice, water perfectly cool
for SO hours Ice Cream Freez srs of the most ap.
proved kind, for making Ice-Cream in the short
est space of time and economical in its other ar.
rangements, accompanied with directions for fla
voring the cream. For sale by
myl3 BULKLEY IL CO, 1877 Main st:
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T1O THOSE WIG USE FLUID LAMPS.
/ SAFETY INSURED By APPLICATION AT
THE STORE OF J. D. B. EVANS.-The SUBJ icrib.
er will convert the ordinary Fluid amps into the
Safety Lamps, ii they are brought TO his Store.
The charge will be but trifing, and safety from
explosion is insured.
Let every one who use Fluid Lamps, bring the
at once to my Store, aud in few days mayre
der them harmless.
apl3 Job. EVANS.
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DENEFET pF TEE RICHMOND FE-
ID MALE ORPHAN ASYLUN.-Ihe President
AID Managers ot the above Society, having accept
ed our sryIces fOr Saturday, HAY 9TH, We
shal! devote he receipts Tor all portraits taken on
that DAY 10 the shove excellent charity. com
mittee of the Managers will be present the
casion 10 receive its friends who respectfully
inyited TO cal st the Virginia Sky Light DagQer.
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hrOTECk.-As the season is drawing to close,
IL | an determined to sell OF my Spring stock
of GOODS of every kind. Those in want, will find
it greatly 10 their advantage TO give call, as
the goods viii be sold at prices to suit them
Great bargains will be sold in
FOulard and black silks
SILK Tissues, beautiful article
Lawns, Giaghsms and Prints
Irish Linens, Csmbrics Jaconets,
Linens and Linen Drills,
Summer PantaIoons Goods, Vestings, &c.
ap iS D LONDON
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apes

ASTOSE CTTTyNG.-JOBN W DAVIES &
- Co practical Stone Cutters d Mssons, South
side of the Deck near Meyo's Bridge We return
thgaks for the liberal patronage we have received
and trust by strict attention 10 business 70 continue
q merit the confidence of The public. oe ie-om
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05
DR.. HILL

TAKES pleasure in announcing 10 the citizens Q
Worcester, and other places that his office is at Nc
1921 Main st. =.
A word 10 Young men and Others afflicted with Semi.
nal Debility whether originating from cerain destruc.
tive habits from any other cause with the train Of
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected.
should make an early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, we'll expense BY this i'm.
proved method OF treatment, Dr. h. can safely guar
anee sate and speedy in III OF secre3 dis.
ease that may come under his care, matter how long
standng. Either sex invited TO his private rooms
without fea Of interruption by other patients as hun.
drcds are cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies
READ AND REFLECT The afflicted would do
well to ref ect before trusting their hellth happiness
and in many casfs thtir t0es in the hands Of pvsi
clans ignorant If this class of malades tits certain
~ impossible Tor one to understand all the Ills the
human family are subjertto
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively devoted to the
treatment and study of Syphilis, Gonorrhma, elect
Structures, effect of solitary habits, Ulcers upon the
body, throat nose or legs Pain in the Head Bones
and all Mercura Aheetonss and all Impurities of the
Blood, Whereby the constitution has become enfeebled
enables the DR. TO offer relief all who may place them
selves under his care.
TO FEMALES. Alfdiseasts peculiar 10 Females
as supprefsiona Irregularities c., speedily ana effect
ually removed.
gP The French Period al Drops and Pills, for the
above affections, have been well tested for the last
years
DR.. Hills Proven tatye for married ladies' sent to
any directlon from observation. Price S. Per
sons az distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter, pos
PAID describing their case, have medicines securely
put up aud forwarded any part of the IT, States, with
full ard explicit directions Tor use Office arranged
with separate apartments so that patients but
the DIR, HGtv Wfg sm
DR. H. makes charge for short consultations Post
paid letters duly answered, Those rvqnirng much ad
vice should cnclosea small fee shcmt to compensate
for the time required 10 write the answer
Se3- Office hours rom A. M, to 3 r. M.
Very respectfully, Dr. GA. HILL, VI
apis diff Office l2l Main ST., WoIce tier.