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FROM ST. THOMAS

NEW YORK August 2l.-Adviecs from 81. Thorn
as confirm the account ofhe recent nsurrection in
Iortoia. Most ofthe inhabitants fed to 81 Thomas
Tor protection Troops were sent to quel the in
surrecion and was confidently believed that their
efforts to taat end would be successful.
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Welearn that there have been, recently, some in
dications of characterization among slaves i'll that
pan OF Not;oway, near jennings Ordinary. A day
or two since, Capt n WARDS oyerscer was 80 Sc
verey beaten by of Lis slaves that his lite is
sidered il danger The slave afterwards abscond-
cd Measures were taken at once TO preserve pro
per discipline and order Illicit traficng and the
liquor obtained in that way is at the bottom of
" every exhibition Of turbulence among slaves in
this State-who are, indeed the best fed and best
clad farm lahorera to be found any where.
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Az IDIoT hUnDERED!-l'he Milton Chronicle
Of Thursday states that it learns that Snow, apoor
blameiess IDIOT, had been cruelty killed by dogs in
Halifax county il this State, that set upon him
by Some person whose name the Chronicle did not
kn9w Hhopes, however for humanity sake, that
its information /: 10. correct:
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WANTED.-A French lady from Paris.
W who has been Teaching for several wears in
America who viii give all satisfaction about capacity
and Character, would like to tEd situation in private
family or IN boarding school. Please apply to Mile
V:COCLON, at Mr.. Duquesne's, Main street
Jy E-lni@
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w ANTED-For the balance OF the year,
" three able-bodied MEN, to be employed in the
milling businesf. Also, two good and faithful DRI-
fERS. For these fair hires will be paid. Apply to
an IL TOLER l. COOK.
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C0AditioN Of tie NAto Rirer

Pttsburg. tug. 19-Thc recent heavy rains
have swollen all The rivers which are now in fine
navigablc order. At this point there are feet in
cales water in the channel with the prospect of a
further rise
Pins5&rg, Aug l9.-There are six feet Of water
In the riEer.laE
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AUCTION sALEs.
EUIuRE nIYg
BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsOy.
harms ON PLANK ROAn rCp CIR,

We intend ON WEDNFgnay ~, o..
~ o'clock to offer for sale NJ anc,;o ~ \.
Pobn Iavo GLENBGhNiE occupied BY Mr. Mr.
~ 81 toh, containing a1 acres, and small IA
Ioaa; ABOUT miles from Richmond and which ,s
DC viewed t at any time previous TO the sale. may
be offered for sale after the disposal Of the WI!
well es two niilch COWS; and 'H' afnis as
!. a boND OF the Westham plank road cornpsn, g..
$50 and interest from its date at 6 per cent Iyf
preferably 10 any dirdend TO the share 6oid 20 saose
plank road. "eslham
TERMS VIII be made known the day of sal.
GODDIN L APPERSON.
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The last Lynchburg Express, states that the wife
ID one McClnskey was lying in precarious condi-
ton from injuries inflicted by her husband, vino
had been arrested aud imprisoned. II was believed
she could not survive. After the commission of his
brutalities, he secreted himself Ia a bake oven
Wherc TIC was arrested.
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Nes5 York, Aug. 20.-The steamer arctic sailed To-
day, taking our 100 passengers. but no specie
Among the passengers are Mr. Au9ust Belmont D.
/. w. H. Wclch, private Secretary Of Mr.. Buch
snan; Mr.. Daniel, Charge to Turin; Mr.. jackson,
Charge to Austria, and Governor jones' of Ten
Lessep
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Pon

4 away from my residence in Henrico county,
about the first of Jaly last, negro WOMAN, named
about twenty years old, of yellow complexion, full
round face, with heles in her ears She has black
speck in of her eyes. have doubt that she is
lurking about the city of Richmond l will give a
reward OF $40 if taken ia the county of Henrico or
so If taken out OF the county aud lodged in jail SO
that get her again.
au l5-12t* JOHN BRIDGFN WATER
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YELLOW FEVER AT New ORLEANs.-It was
stated in our telegraphic despatch Saturday thatthe
deaths in New Orleans, from the fever on the 18th.
amounted TO ls3. This was ten too few. The
number that died of fever that day was 1875; whole
number of deaths a12
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A CHEAP FARM FOR SAIE-The

L subscriber having moved TO the CITY of Richmond
VIII sell his FARM, lying in the county of Henrico
eight miles below the city of Richmond on the Wi.
iiansburg road, and adjoining the lands of Dr. Thaun-
" George NJ. Savage and Others containing about
tree hundred acres one hundred fifty acres clear
ca, twenty-five or thirty acres of first meadow
produces good corn oats aud wheat; the soil is OF
me 1la The cty containing
hundred and ten This tract is heavily set
with pine and oak wood, and has q good deal of good
pine timber more minute description of this pro-
perry s deemed unnecessary here, as those disposed
purchase will prefer to view the premises and all
such are invited do so. Mr. Hazel who is living on
the Farm, will take pleasure in showing it to any one
who disposed 70 purchase If nos sold privately be-
fore tn RSDAY, the first day of September, it will
that day. commencing az u O'Clock, upon the pre-
mises, be sold public auction The terms viii be
elehalf cash. and the balance in twelve months or
longer credit will be given if it is desired ANY per-
wishing to purchase, will apply to the subscriber
or to Messrs. GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
iv 23-cltdlaH3t WILLIAMSON ALLEN
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FROM WAsuINCToN

"AshiNsToS, August 2o.--Major Mordecai of the
" eIofher commission, arrived here this morning.
Inc collections in this city, for the New oreans
sufferers, amount; 10 S3ooa.
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vryuE SUBSCRIBERS have in store ,nd

i oaFer far sale good terms 80 hhds pri,ae
cnba and MEseovado s CARS; loo hhds prime CHA
Omen City HAMS; 500 Rieman i WiIlisr HAMS !.
aO 0ur Curing DO; 81, 60 pounds prime gacuns
SIDES, city smoaed; s., 600 lbs. do Bacon SHOUI-
do; 50 kegs Briggs Family LARD; 500 hbls No
Halifax Cut HERRINGs; leo hbls. Old WEIsKEY;
ibhalf pipes genuine Cognae BRANDY; 81, eco Hasa-
ma CIGARS, tour Own importafian;l 100 boxes f..
JacksoGs CANDLES; 50 do J. w. Hines do
aus CHARLES T. WORKMAN Il co.
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HE GARDINER CLAM.-We learn from the
Washington Republics local writer, that Mr. Bowes
o4e Interpreter OF the Gardiner mine commission
reached Washington Friday. Major Mordecai the
cS4iel OF the commission, was expected Saturday,
1t generally believed that the report of the COM
nlisioners VIII sustain the former report of the
,. agents, which was adverse 10 the Gardiner
CHM
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B1 JAMES n. TAYLOR.
PRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON GAM

- BLE'S HILL. ON 2Np STREET. AT arc
IioN-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th dav
OF August, commencing at O'Clock, 7. NJ upon the
premises, that brick HOUSE and LOT on Candles
NH, on the west side of I'd, south of Byrd street
and now the residence of Mr. John Nlitfieton The
house Is two and hafsories high contains about five
and runs back ll0 feet to an alley 20 feet wide
iERms-One-thrd cash, balance 6 and II months
with interest, credit payments be secured salts,
factorly. JAMES NJ TAVJ0p
au 16-dtd 49,.
~ After the above, will be sold TWO FRAMED
IENEMENTS and LOTS, situated at the intersec-
ton Oh lanai and Fonshee streets-both of them in
very good order, and yielding fair rent Terrns Mt
sale Ian 95I NJ III 80 Ut
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
By Telegraph for the Daily Dispatch.
THE CHoLERl'-a, .'-I u ,77fit,,nvn,

LIE oHoLERA IN CUMBERLAND.
BALTIMORE August 2o.--There have beep orlv
fourteen deaths from cholera in Cumberland Ma
and the disease is now suhsldins
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a tobacco barn Of Mr. James Lanier Of PITT Viva
mia, was burned few days since, having a con- id
erable amount Of tobacco il it. Ills loss was con
siderable
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MEDICINES
M UkIIA11E+I-5 I;;-,5:...

WI Am ims r BTTIER T70R1fT.
BoTrLxsIphSnL.oOD PURIFTER-ps,e.s :, AZ
deal proe "a - q the first ssand.s q tie -
Ine and rs 9 se 7 4 the most sse-
from dseasss vast numbers who hsa ,I IEh ever
habits exposure brought on ~ $3.50.
9I aiiies Of the blood svfIad slate Of the live
praneyfes 81 mysterious and upon this COR
m the treatment and csrs IL stands prcises
nitv and EsrvoIs Affection. liza ga. General De-
sop: - ApPstiis Acdy Il KS Or indises
tivsnsss ~ or FLOW Of Flood TO t. Ner-
-; o ~. irregularities the go,rsJIn mead, Cos
rans OF Misery ia the Side or Re- ~; Pieurisy
E. neg or Depression of SPIRITS Psi.tse Heart
traitor - nc, Breathing Sinking sensas;sn. p the
.ohs or Numbness of the Flesh or unity sensa-
nLoiase Expectoraton, Night Ssyeefs D,iaeulqer
Of re Anections OF the Lungs Jsundice me
o. the Organs of Nature which ca,s CONDITION
artes especially with Females panIu ,irTeEu-
aa Of the Nervous Syssem Pais
MoRTiMoRE.s BITTER copD1.I
ee ssiaole, pieassn ittake. ana nerf..sIL - pure
f,nsia ny s1a,e ofheath even by the n,oss %
Free cue dollar ne ,bot,ie
'" v. ALEXANDER & Co p,n-..
gay 80 seTesf tAstor House. New Yprh 40.
=, - RENE mber that we sell at yvhal,
Ia an ;ts f arc sure RENE dy for Rbeumaf,sr
- az US forms, either imhammata5x s.,,.a ~
nle, no ainsrence how bad the case ~ " enio-
p0TqNRG inns is Mortimores RHEUMaTIC cn fons
1900 winch IS vegetable extract. an mn,
has ALREADY cured thousands who had i a,sease. 1t
pies; me evidence is most oyervheiuiss snd lip ZIP
siic.Es as gwen by vast numbers q .on , aa eoh-
spectacle citiZeEs. io1 H4ost fe-
Call and get circular sna r..a ga.
tlhca.es CT your friends ana tbosa o,, enaeer-
hao lohg SUFFERED, bug who have been rs.:.saa no
perfect r health by this remedy 70
for Richmond. - w., soie Agents
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VNEN DOLLARS REWARD-Lost.

IL miscarred OF stolen on the afternoon of the 9Th
instant, large black travelling TRUNK, covered
with linen) and two CARPET BAGS, one tied with
a string, containing servants clothes the other with
key tied to it. The trunk has L. H. Wright written
upon card past ed sealed to the top of it on the
cover, and L. Il. ROBBINS on the trunk, which can
be seen by raising the The above articles came
up the Curtis Peek from Old Point on the 9th in
staut above named, and certainly landed az the
wharf-so says the Captain. The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving the above articles with
b. L. c. ROBBINS City Hotel.
an lS-6t<
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AIiddle,oaon, c., Aug. 20-The extensive oil fac
tory of kessrs. Cooley 81 Danforth, in Church St,
has been entirely consumed by fire. Loss heavy
Cause Of FIRE unknown.
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BY GoDDlN 4 APPERsoN
4 LOTS IN BROWN, PAGE ANDGAM.

II BLE'S PLAN, NEAR VALLEY STREET Eop
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold ON FRII1l NJ.
ternoon, the 18th August, 1885, upon the premises
commencing at O'Clock, FOUR LOTS in Brown
Page l. Candles plan, each fronting % feet on
street 80 feet wide running back 140 feet to street
10 feet wide. Also. LOT, fronting 40 feet on James
street, running back 40 feet
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at 8 and months
for negotiable notes interest added, secured by
trust deed, title retained.
GODDIN L. APPERSON,
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WASHINGTON, Aug. Ex-Governor Cobb. of Geor
gia, has received the appointment of Minister to
France
Within the last three weeks, over 81 coo 600 worth
of Government stock has been redeemed at ~ ner
cent premium
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DISTRESSING ACCOUNTS FROM NEW Or
LEANS.-THE YELLOW FEVER INCREAS-

ING. =
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 19-The yellow fever is in
creasing and the distress can scarcely he imagined
No attempt at description of the scenes of horror
could be successful. To-day there have been 242
deaths of which 227 were from the prevailing cpl
demic. Tie Howard Association have established
four new hospitals and ask more pecuniary asst
ance. win the appeal be UNDECIDED
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CARD.-H. p LEFEBVRF. 4.

"A OAINIJ-II. 7 lit I'D III, d NJ
IA will, the first of October next succeed Mrs
Mead III the charge of her Eoerding and Day School
in Richmond and viii be prepared Oh that day 10
ceye pupils at her late residence on Grace street.
Mr.. LeteIvre was for seven years connected with
Mrs. Meals school. and subsequently, became Priuc
pal of the Williamsburg Female Academy the charge
Richmond.
he propose conduct his school on the gener
al plan OF that OF Mrs Mead, retaining several Of her
teachers (irs Bartlett, Miss Anderscu,) and iEcTeas
ing the strength OF The department Of Foreign Lam
guages, by the assistance of resident French Cover
ness ard other auxleries
The members OF the family win form christian
household under the parental care Of Mr.sbd Mrs
Letebyre. The SchoOl will offer every advantage for
the acquisition Of sound English eduCatou ~ which
viii be added the ancient and Modern Languages
Muse, Drawing &c.
Terms the same as those of Mrs. Mead. Amply TO
II. Z. LEFEBVRE, A NJ.
au 2-d&wts Richmond Va.
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A,TkENG1HEN THE STOMACH.-The


~ grand desideratum Of promoting health NJ this
of the year, is to relieve the stomach of all I'M
purites, inYg0Tate to arouse the liver from tor
pidicy and TO expci froIa the bowels all unheaitbv
secretions This should be done by some gentle med
icae that in its action will debate the system
impair the or becloud the natural spirits for
which purpose we know of no remedy ever vet in
vented, that begin TO approach in efficiency the
celebrated PREMIUM BITTERS, manufactured
from purely vegetable substances, by Elijah Baker of
Richmond city, and sold throughout the country by
apothecaries generally. These Btters are peculiar
to he and fall diseases of Southern elm ate
and when taken according to directions are sure
cure for Dyspepsia, Diauhoa Dysentery, Cramp COL
ic, Cholera Morbus, Agne and Fever, Sour Stomach
Nervous Headache, and almost every other aifecton
arising from mpurty Of the blood disordered sfo-
mach. TO those who have rot yet tested the sape-
riority of Bakers Premium Bitters as family med
icae ever All Others known to the civilized world we
say lose no time doing SO, they win afford almost
instant relief Try them by all means.
Pnes % cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs Pur-
cell, Ladd Co, Bennett Beers, Alexander
paval, Aeie Gray, Charles Millspauah. and Drug
glss generally throughout the city. Also by Todd
Christian Petersburg; D. r. Lyman, I.ynchb1rr: King
L Toy, Norfolk; DIR. r. Camni, Williamsburg
Gv Orders addressed TO K. BAKER, Richmond.
Va. will receive prompt attention. an IS
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WANTED-To purchase a servant GIRL.
" II to 10 years Old For further particulars ap-
ply to p
au 10 JOHN WOMBLE 6CO.
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HOWELL COBB APPOINTED MINISTER To
NCE.-0ONERNAIENT S,rnck -
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q.
The following IS copy Of letter of introduction
from the Rev. H. 5. keppler to his friends
EHr Tghe proposes establish in this city school
of high order, for the instruction of Boys He is a
graduate of Dublin University and comes well re-
eight years experience il the practice of the duties
OF his profession. H. 5 KEPp.ER
2c-dSt Rector of ST Johns CEgJrch -
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No. l2j Main street, Richmond
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS. an
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pills

-HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pills
II HAVE CURED ANOTHER BAD LEG.-Ex-
tract OF letter from AIR. James Townley. of No /,
Catharine street, Poplar New Town. dated July end
l85e-"To Professor Holloway, SRA sense OF grati-
tude, well wish to benefit the afflicted induces
to publicly acknowledge the excellent cure your
Pills and Ointment have effected OF my bad leg with
two wounds in it. with which had suffered upwards.
of three years, and which it found impossible TO
heal, until fortunately tried your medicine, which
soon gave me relief, and row have sound leg as
any desire"
Sold by the Proprietor, 22i, Strand, (near Temple
Bar London, and by all respectable Vendors of Pat
ent Medicines throughout the British Empire aud by
those OF the United States in Pots and Boxes at ST
cents, 8! cents, and 81 30 each. Wholesale by the
pE1nc.pa Drug Houses in the Union, and by Alessrs
A. B. & ID. SANDS, New York, and PURCELL, LADD.
/ CO, Richmond, We.
There is very considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes.
N. L. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
etfiXea 10 each Pot Boy AN -
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Is0R BREME N,-The Bremen ship
HEAslNEi -. $1,000 haseashs hAsser, Will ioaa ssr
al i8--lw@ EDW,D. MN. DE NosS 4 co.
bacon SIDES AND CANDI.ES.-25
- hhds prime Western SIDES, small sixe ard
hsighs,
10 boxes AdaInantine CANDLES. received per
aal 10 JOHN N0aiBLE &Co.
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HON. T. II. SHELBY, OF KFNTI7GTY

II u;..o-.;-~NS VI AENIUCk1.
- IT ~ gsteT speaklng fwonde rfu cvres
says of his son: AoAE. he
further state that my son has been In bad ba,,,h
for several years, having all the symptoms of da
sia, acid stomach. weak Digestion torrid stare III ~
nowes with great de bility. The use of Hamnte1,.
IlIcture has greatly improved his health and ae has
Inv --e sau ktai-
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AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE

l III Il ERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
- No, NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI-
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNuM'S HOTEL.-The
OF Virginia being now In violation Of law, and at
tended with heavy penalty on conviction, the snb-
scriber would respectfully solicit the orders Of bis
friends and others who may feel Disposed 20 purchase.
Having been resident OF Richmond for upwards Of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throcg the State he deems almost unnecessary
10 give any further that all busEess conf
ded 20 him viii be promptly and properly attended
10.
FIR Packages, single Tickets and shares IN all the
MARY land Lotteries, for sale.
Ts;- The printed official drawings seat 70 cores
paaden,s by the first mall.
address THOMAS LAMBERT,
ras f4--isfs Balsimare Md
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EOR RENT, the House on Pearl street,
4 formerly known the SANS SOUCI HOUSE.
This House Is in desirable location, and adapt
ed to Almost any kind of business To good tenant
the rent will be moderate. Apply to
EDWARD d. EAAGEfO,
au 12 General Agent and Collector,
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/ Isl No. 5.-tItIl CENT NONt,Lo
- AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.-Rose Douglas:
Rebels Rose; Ashford, By Blanchard; Rory OMore
by Lover; Rife Rangers; Richard Of YORK; Robert
laca!re, by Reynolds; Sdonia the Sorceress: Three
GG2rdSllen, Dumas; School for Husbands, by Buwer:
Sy.Fandere and Sketches il France, by I; S;auev
Thorn, by Cochton Sol SIIitfs RccoecIious; SreaEs
OF SGuatter Life Something for Everybo by Carrie
ton; Five Love Adventures; Spaugles and Tnlgies;
Tom Burke of Ours By Lever; Tgistriam Shandy, by
Steam; Ten Thousand Year; Two Brothers; 'lon.
Ten Thousand; Use Of Sunshine; Virginia and hfasla-
len, by Mrs. S0uthworJn; Nn.tendIl, wallace, by
Reynolds Woodreve Maun7 Youth Of Shakespeare:
Whitetriars; Yankee Tea Party; Yankee amongst the
McrnaidS; Zingra, the Gipsey.
J. w. RANDOLPH is selling Novels al half price
for cash. %
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VIRGINIA DYEING ESTABLISH

' MENT.-BENJAMIN CUDLIPP informs the
citizens OF Richt1ond that he has commenced the
above business on Thirteenth street. opposite the
Morning Mail office. where he intends DYEINC aud
FINISHING Ladies' SILK, Cotton and Wooden Dress-
Is, six and Wooden Hose, Gentlelnels Goats Vests
aud Pantaloons Having carried on the above bvsi-
ness III Baltimore tT"7 years he thinks he can give
general satisfaction. He therefore, socits share of
patronage from the c.tize OF Richmond and vicin
". an 2G-3f%
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IL. d, Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of
Virginia; NJ. Schele De We're, LII. D., Professor OF
Rev J S BQcol, u. D., President of Columbian Coz
Iege, d. c.; Rev. Ro. Ryland, 4. NJ, President of
Richmond College; Rev. r. 3. c. Howell, ,. d Rev.
J. B. Jeter, ID. D.. Rev J. B. Taylor w. Sands, Esq,
Editor Religious Herald.
For further na.ecn!arg. see circn.ar. au lS-lLn*
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II hGAI IAC1I EMEN L .-lMMENSE
" SUCCESS!-MORE THAN 500 PERSONS IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
10 THE REMARKABLE CURES PERFORNED
BY CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.-Thls great
spring medicine and purityer of the blood is row
used by hundreds of grateful patfrt,s SPANISH
0ay " Nedfaiga, Rheumatism Scrofula Erup-
tons in the Skim Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers Old
Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases ct the
Throat, Female Complaints, pains ana aching of the
bones and joints, are speedily put light By using
this great and inestimable remedy
For all diseases of the blood, and as a spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. It cleanses the system of all mpu-
rites, acts gently and efficiently the liver and Kid
neys, strengthens the digestion, gives tone to the
stomach MAKES the SKIN clear and healthy and re-
the constitution by disc or broken
down by excesses in youth, to its pristine vgor and
strength.
For the ladies' it is ncomrarably better than all the
cosnstics used. few doses of Carriers Spanish
Mixture will remove all sallowness OF complexion
bring the mantling to the cheek give elasticity
TO the step AID improve the general health in re-
fGarkabe degree, beyond all the medicines
heard of
The large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed ON persons residing in own city
by the of Carriers Spanish Mixture, is the best
evidence that there is no humbug about it. The
press hotel keepers magistrates physicians and pub
lie mea well known to the community, all add their
testimony to the wonderful effects of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFYER,
Gail and few out of the hundreds of certif-
| Gates around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggisssx
| o..
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EOR RENT-A comfortable Brick House,
Il 2jfh street, Church Hill, ut present &C.
cuped By Thomas J. Starke. Possession given in
few days. Rent 1882 per year. Apply TO
TOLER.& COOK, Agents.
an 10 Pearl stlcet