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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

y HON. GEORGE PONDExTRR, OF MISSISSIPPI.
Wehave noticed the death e. Hon George Poinae1ts
at Jackson, the capital of Mississippi Monday 9th
inst He must hare been seventy years Il sse
he entered public life nearly fifty years since. WAuS
Mississippi under territorial esvernmout 10 was
elected delegate to Congress- in 1907 and served s1
years in that capacity On the admission Of Mississippi
into the Union State, in 1877 ho was chosen the
arst representative of the State In Congress- and was
member Of the House for two years. In 1910 he was
elected Governor Of the State ior term Of two years.
October $780, he appointed b. the Governor United
States Senator, in place OF Robert Adams deceased
and was uenty elected by the cysatase for tbs
remainder Of the telm which expired 1886. Although
elected to tkesenate fleld o. JscksOns adniaisa-
ton he voted with majority Of that body IN favor Of
the 70 charter Of the United States Bank n 1862 and
subsequently acted generally vith tho whig PARTY
IN Cepg.es' In 1884 he was elecssd By the wh!ss
President pro tenn, Of the Seoete, but - The viOe
President Mr.. Van Buren,. was cn stanly n his
seat presiding officer. President jackson spared
from the morti1caton of seens In the chair Of the
Senate President to whom he personally mimoal.
b,ttor qusrIel having occurred between President Jack
son and the Senator from Assiseippi In the political
contests which ensued between the supporters q Jack
con ard Van Buren, and their whig opponents Mr..
P0indexter took active part With the latter, ard Mis-
sistippi for time became wing State hef electoral
vote In 1910 being given to Harrison and Tyler.
During the administration OF Tyler Mr.. Poindsxts.
was appointed by that President st tho head Of
mission TO investigate the affairs Of tho New Yo1h Ouso
House. which had been the Of various deaeaons
The investigation long and atuous and resulted h
the exposure OF various abuiss some Of which wer<
Afterwards corrected.
and debaer, although considered somevhat eccentric II
his notions and personal BE has been but
little Known In public affairs Tor The last ten years.
Mary Smopdson familarly SBewn rs "Aunt Polly, y
Who arrived At the extreme age o. l2e years, and xha
long had her residence in neat little cottage Ship
pensburg, Pa, d.ed suddenly last week.
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Inz1ndoaT, Sept 9, 1858.
New Orleans payers Of Saturday Last are recsiFed-
The previous day observed with solemni.y neyer
before Witnessed in New Orleans. The stores were aD
closed business entirely suspended and the whole city
presented . scene of solemn gloom and mourning
Govern had granted the Of Fort Paip for quar-
antine uses and enigrant quarters would bs saabshed
tn ere INN edatey.
There thirty seven deaths by yellow fever at No
bile the I'd inst The Register thinks there Is much
sickness propo-donatey at Mobile ct New Orleans.
although the deaths were fewer.
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AID to New Orleans.

Nm,O5 UAiDEN, S0vt q, 1853.
Rgv. DR. HAwKs, ONE or qIis COMMITTEE
Ny YER, SIR have the pleasure enoosingyo you
check for 81 GO7 90. being Tho net proceeds Of be-
poat giycr at "Nibo's Garden by the kindly volnn-
aid of Mr. Max Msrszt aid the arissss o6 the
without Wishing to interfere with the views Ct tho
Committee would venture to sralest that the money
be smitted the Trustees toe Yard AsscAtoo or
New Orleans requesting them 10 DISCO Of the same as
shall be most beneficial - 100 ridoss, orphans and
others ist de,tuss By the r2yaiDx epidemic Is well
ing The vivors far possible until health and
tuJn Of ess enable thew to suppoet themselves
beg leave to uDicats tha following Of the
Italian sr.ea referred TO- who volunteered and rendered
ductor and Leader. signora V1tH.
Mad. SOntag, S'guora Batish,
Amahs Patti ST. acko.ch, s,gnora Be eventano
Sisno,a Ayos ado, sigaosA Rover,
Miss Rcsra Collins, sgoors Rossi,
Miss Emma g. uins, Ssnora 8elstti.
Believe me to be, my dear .i,, yours, mos. truly
WIN. NfBLO
Nsw YORK, Sept 9, 1852
DEAR SIR Tho undersigned committee Of the Howard
ofe, 10 Rev DR.. Hawks. covering check for twelve
huI dyed ord seven dollars rin,y cents beDg for pro-
caeds Of Nblos Gs rden and ut the time
TO tender you the th,pks Der evoent ns utioa
,hey for the relief extended to 1t for
the pm, pei Of Ielieyir hun mse cry.
Through you also, they tene TO make their grateful
scby ents TO the ariits who generously ex
ed their professional k in behalf Of their suffering
fellow creatures This grautOna eerce Gf their talents
win not be forgotten and v se appreciated
ocseivcp to be by generous community both heuo and
10 New 0rears
Your request regards tho appropriation Of these
funds. will bs complied with
Most r''ps fnSSSy yGpT G cav grants comm.,
yN 5soEs w oS us S911 x..s
CHARLES j. FROST, ZION, NO.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEW YoRK, sept o. 1859.
The urderfg ed duly inform you THAT tho receipts
from the viii Of the Rbenb Belgian Gallery, No 05S
Broad way Tuesday, the 18Th Of scpts oer are sat
apart for the relief Of the New Orleans susrers and
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ability Of Mr Hask,n, and the yots on pis appout
menl WIS cary u AMIN VI. A report 10 favor ~
COMBINING sne omDations of ak extra clerks N
me ONCE o. sne Receiver Of reEas vas also ADOPT
60 keso'us adopted 70 rlis' the salary OF
me ctrs ~ Washington Market from 300 20
$loc0, end that Of The deputy CLERK OF the
same TAarket from $500 TO $1,000 per annum.
Aide fman sturtsyant, as viii be seen by the Off
cid resort, offered preamble and resolution
Questioning the legality Of the new charter, and
cahng upon the Corporation Ooansel 70 report, as
early as possible, whether there is NO. conflict in
the act to amend ths charter and that TO divide the
Eighteenth ward, Wherein The eie ,tion Of Assistant
Aldermen b provided fo-, The latter having passed
subsequently,.
Petitions fren Two different associations, asking
permission u lay railroad tracks from the Park to
the upper part OF the city, on the east side, were
presented in the Boazi of Assistant Aldermen last
evening. It IL proposed that these lines shall run
through Park -ov, Chatham, East Broadway, &c.
One tOvxtend AZ fer az Fourteenth street, and the
other to the Dry Dock. Resolutions were adopted to
increyse the salaries Of police captains to $500,
he.tnants TO $500, and patolmen to 500 per year;
alss, that the Street Commissioner, City Inspector,
and Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps, and OF
Repairs and Supplies, shall report IN Sctad tae ssse
Of ilHir respective departments st The commence
merit Of each stated session OF the Council. The re
ISOLATION from the upper Board Offering reward Of
$500 for the murderer Of Joseph Sassi, the Italian
" rs concurred in.
The Zig hteepsh ward rioters were brought up for
sentence in the Cour. OF General Sessions yesterday
Fifteen Of them we're sent to the City Prison FOR
fifteen days, and fined rom ten or fifteen dollars
esch the other shree were ordered to be confined in
the Penitentiary from thrse TO four months. fell
report Of the proceedings is given elsewhere.
The avalanche Of important news with which our
columns are crowded to-day prevents Us from re-
TriDg particularly TO much that is very Interesting
See the te)egraphic column for the proceedings in
the case Of Bishop Doane, account OF row among
the hard and So. shells AZ Rochester, items from
the fisheries, &c.
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Mails fior Europe.

Hsw Ys&A. Saturday, sepusm Der 10, 1859.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

sx,s,frrSfri- 'nr - ~,
urSRy make known 10 ms uloues 49,
.aeI. exclusively
,urT 2CrtjRAI DEPARTMENT Of his business, sha
al. In this line inc
~ 81 .st.bilshed an once, and procured the
vho vim generally be found in the once was uooesuS
.i...sd 10 the Issines., best Academies IN @ IT.
60, s.x.r, years study and practice OF MS
I.Ix ana France has had
ths leading city OF New YORK, Nhee nc ~ 81
ned Of the most promnsn, P ~
in and surrounding
hh are the Metropolitan Nicholas Hotels several .e
and stores Hs persons visiting the once " ~
neas Of work. well Large collection OF 0'ne' P "
every variety Of style. -. -, ,,...i,, ,bo.. Inv
Whom nav. been employee plans and designs
TO all work done IN he
n Buildings where my ~
required Particular attention will be paid TO Propo, -
ose 10 furnish kinds Of public buildings ss
tories Raroad uc Bridges Warehouses stores IN a '
mo Tern styes Dwellings description suited 70
decorations for stores anu saloons, o
lIals &c Monuments rombs Vaults Railing &C. tor
40 specifications for working
building, receive proposals. make contracts AMI geneta ~,
teLd every the to its eompet on desired VII
fellow citizen, by have been employed among a
Mrs Bruce, conway Robinson, VIM H. Maciaand James
Arthur and ~ Morson, @ Sanar, VIM "a haSAr
Wellington Goddin James Thomas
wArWck, Alexander DuVAl ana 'ohn
wlfkham, E.quir Of Rio imoud -, If, -. 49,, In
made for them wiz os
disadvantage, but proper regard LOT
GeAl, will trust, insure tat reward
reek-Penty Of Business and fair remuneration; rx,rI
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NEW PAIL AM WINTER nay ca

NEw PAIL AND WINTER nay cosps w. h.x, re-.
esyed BY steamers aud packets om Nev York large
Of which invite friends eusousrs and pareh.eT. m
49, and country generally The following Constitute PaTt Of
Heavy Bh orOs ranetA for Drs.... .Da
sfosAds sllk In fancy colors black
- and = Rich new style Plaid
ae'ht De boie, GlAce yua llchec kedM Ma
anua french and Herman Merlnos. and Th,bet Cloth,
NJ ~ Fancy Cold and new style Plaid Aipacas
tartan Plaid clSs .sioa cIo Go and Bo~eHniHss
meh French and American Printed de Ian..
rh sha rsnsd Cashmere and Pers Cloths->i color,
atnoto aionsseine and Cashmere Robe. W N~''
Plain and Figured Mous.eilnes and haze. A. I.t,.
= and J. heavy SIN yslvs, Toe cioahs and MAMMA.
Embroidered. Dotted AndC Checked s,,ss s,..,
Mech, bonnet, Dap and Velvet Ribsnd. u'n'
Irish iInsp sSs i,sssd and IaIs e0rdered Hdt
1ra.s Cloth, Corded. wAddsd nj Brockadsn saI,1
rvueo, flo.ing, Gonered and Embd Sleeve.
y large and choice assortment Of Worked si..
nournng andsecond Mourning ami CoIi..-
ladies' and Gents silk, Merino. and vigonia ys,ts
Wcr.,ss mi c,, Q, ladies' Gents Misses Boy. SILK
nSs Syn,. Embd hemm9d stitched and cold sOrs l.
La les and Gents Cord Glove. (Ai,..nd,,,,u.A
DO, 10 rhibet, Cashmere and Rs- al. n,
'"'vsu, noeein Lse Cambrc swss Essos.s I. -,
sneosssd Moolen and wosted Piano ana T.hg'rs
'NP. "A' niue, brown, Green aud Cadet Cloth ~
wooisn vsIS., $40 Fancy Css'neres All stys and au,is.
satn.. 1880 sn, satin and handsome wadi, ysssS
IssYy ID SssIs hennsbeck and Kentucky Jean. 's'
Wh,,S. ~ MOL MOI Plains ksrscys and IInsrys
SSSA Green, Dab, Mode blue I.adi.s Sso,L.
v. ivrt Chrnriiis ~ H. s,py and Ingram Carpetnx
A large assortment o Habit ana r,,ni,. nAn
n h,.l.'sh, scotch and "a French bingham. ~
shu n,aehed Domestes, sheetings shi,,,o.. o..
oinaburg OF all miniatures and Cotton
sneh' having been purchased with e,.h ,,. r,
e anu heA' at reasonable advance on co.,, " 0"e'eu'
~. M VALENTINE, cRENsHAw co
90 No. s9C Corner Broad, 9th and Csn,o, -. 80,
Ma 49,.
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gsEa sssa So ssa eas;sa
~ naIMOND Am DANViLA.s RA.IIiOAD -OPEN n

IN uaINIOND AM DANNilI.E RAILROAD -OPkN L"
III DRARE's BRANCH, 81 MILES .,
Train will daily Sundays eheeu
between Rchmond and brakes Branch. ,-.
at the
Manehe.ter Robou's, Fel TomNhawk, fovhHtAh st
toa1 shop, Amelia Court House wyauoke Jennings or
dinary Hayokah, Liberty Church, Mhcrrn, keysNhe aud
brakes branch. - -, ~, 4,
Richmond at O'Clock, A NJ Returning leave DFaAes
Branch a $50 Z. NJ.
Chdrer. under Is years OF age half price
furnished with
be
that they permitted TO 70 on the
Co.'S four horse coaches at Drakes Branch dAy Pa
GreensborOayh GermAntown, Sueu Ss1iry sud
Charor n O. Messrs FAgg Co.'S horse Coaehe
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at DraSe Branch Pas
rnrer Ciarksvle, Milton, Carolina, Nnt lsnecyste
meet keysvle Tuesdays, Thursday
Saturdays Milton and HAnceyvie 10y flaeE Co.'S
linz. Mondays, Wednesdays ani frdays, at Dakes br@ue
Passengers Farmve ynchburs through
via Fiagg, Caldwell Cos stage,
~ application ONCE Of the Richmond aud DanN
Tbrouyb Fare TO F,ru,vl,s ........... 81 e
10 LyaehburE- ....-...
CHARLES -. TALCOrr,
Acting nf
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FALL TRADE.

HUVH+, 0INIIUNEET AND pINVO IUUTTE
- Virginia or.fs ~ i.. .t s "', , 90 h,'.. o.
EODE-. .tvD .g.yIavgpv
Aa.r.,.I tl Gil. ..,,.... ..' . 20 pr '6.' % ,.
sn.I ....a.... az t.r,r.s.. f .' -r.'' ''.' '.h'-
rh.s DO ..nrs."J rl'f, I, a.t ..r..a.., r..s Do,
N-. ware f'om' aIpf,IE .,tr i1 'fa ra.oI
PIANO tul;lE&.
lI'I r' 1r lrfrt.rf extensive a4 can o. ..u ID nv 81
...' 'H'.r
t.. '.. . ,.' I .1.r DOL over cue ID us1rd pl."
$500. '....a'' f"fiI. 'tf....t .fd i.Hre..s'.
r.rr m VIEW ". r, .i , i i'y . , t.,,.,
-t ..,.i j'5J,y,,
fAD N'fHF hNus ."f..IT T..ul.J .f.r. .. t...I. u
f'"f., Periodicals., Blanks. u..' g.. .r- bound. -rd rr.
',r. . ,..H %, ~, 3t,.'a'r N...'.H., ri-s-, Pub.
ste,,,. ,.,,it' H. .5 1910 ..'. p. 'lfs'.
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LEAVE nUcnASAN DAILY, orxCrPr suNDAY5 At ~ A. NJ
hmm In. L.
SOTIHERY tCRICrLIIgAL

LbIIFNfAI NiNtfirIOEi Is ShEPSIORE
IVNbNiiIt-. PLANTERS Hrd Gntdnrrs prH-- tnkr Nuicc.
n y. O.. Mort, Wa LtwIs & 4. CEtNp. lave opened
te ruashJ abtrr I,y int Manufacture n knd- o..
moot improved Agricultural implements used DO farming aoJ
hoaa. .hsh viii found ng wiley or Mote Double Pointed
Plough Warranted pat ground order aad
.ir. ,ffi , .,i r,5tt si,,.s AL tici. ~ pi,,i
with cast ni d, aui heel Livingston Plough right and let
,rpr.d f.ur now in ,sr Aao DE be-, u rsg Pow,r and
'aei5sias' .. 80. fr,shsi j. pronoun cd W ai q AZ
aa,r g' 30 ~ seen M 1',t ~ ,g w., yy, ag,' MaSha'
i-i yey easily t,It In outer W. vo1d rs.I o. e y
taylor ~ ilsroyrr. So william ilrf..n R,haond Ciy
I'd Coi i,n,l Of c.,5,iT AZ n Che siyp
named f.uu,myn Will state Their nrnon' q e pu Zee ~ our
as, ,is lana Sat, r,, Grd At sorg. As, Motrs and s
United s1t. psrrsyIv1n, premium Van Mii uprror aree
Wheat uri.o usn % ratnrns Corn Irppp Grain Cfsd
co.. cS. g' C,,.T, s,gsv caters. nsyoins II nose a"
Rake ever, ars used o., te way u farming
our N0ir iavnr rrscsrl lnouisire Of 6nsen yesu
sssi .,fr p synr mat 90 arusl,' pur,asei Of viii b.
rurrhaser being ma9u'acur.d ~ our,,s' a. our large
Mg y bs rmsl and g,55y e. s ,s . ", Be-
" ruc'r attention !. called to op, Douil, Pointed COP
rfsmiue poueh' rhrshinz Machines sna not'. reuef.
ssn 81 en-, Plough. no. 90 three dosf s,dI fC ciy lia
6tAHHtNGEs,C NHiiIN az '-ALFRED lvr-Hy
soSa fI g'1 sa is' a s s G Sy ,na "s
publ. To- slsIys and superior as'orn-n u city ~
eIaai ~ ,ny s,sb,bmsnt 81, ei,y. ,ooI
slts iu part ~
Ffant 40 Coaches One horse uar0urhcH
sis seat ChariDtsea Two teat Kufkagaya
RYcfhwaya eat 20 Huprisa
Your seat Ro,tawaya nurrfa without Tops variety o.
Lettt Ciafotees styles
rHo if0rse uarouchrs
Manufactured ot ofhe best materials andty experienced E'rf
Being largely n the manufacturing ~ taragetl
audeernined o. m york asiow ne the same quality uaags
can De- purfhaaed either ne che North or South.
Repairing done nanner, and with dispatch Aknds
81 Coach hudings Tor sale feE2-y
N AkGE LOOMING gLassFs-9Ht and Mahogany Ffanes Of
- the bett Frstc Pass large assofncnt on hsnd and
of sale a. the store u JAS. d. b EVANS,
JyYG III West Main street,
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nm roRsy,s I,yIcoRlrrNG CORDIAL,
A PExSOkESoS ~ 1x1LG,S .,srv,.,

Dr. noRsE's rYIeoRlIiNe CORDIAL
A PBKSokkSOSIH MEDICINE
v.,,. s u..r:.u,D AND LIFE ENLIGHTENED. by
III M NOR Ts iNvIaoRATISe ELlNIR on oORDlAl-
tos MSISs ,, S .s.TSS Of .SutSSs
s,s s' S;s or S sSs .s9 Of wa
ali onies and MARSHES had sroasst
DsS S ss =. me led desert. Of Arabs .hs seIad
rss:o. .o Ss. . Ss sS S IN! GA So S
SsS a, HSSssG ana S sSa:d vita other
sn,l extracts are nov PSS'%so s the PTopeTtiss ATTRIBUTED
Prot kor L.rieor.g k % ti s sSS an" si%ps and
sublime truths discover Bat facts; sndsniAes
s.' .sS by cSsS al SguS ScREDULY OVER
THROWN. Of testimony which Is perfectly "'s'
@ Al cases The SSpS Siss % ss. I Sp sS
-onderal machine called man IL rS.C,ss 20 S ssen
y OF matter and mind peeeary to The ~ Ssi~ny IN ytai
V 10 as the only communicating
that which Necessary SI PgP meS arSssss It,
confined to either sex o. to any A me
worn business victim Of nervous the 'nd
iSS organ sl all saG Immediate relief from
the this ineompArAee TSHonao onpe SSd untslinr
,.1s5d sEain ,hst 'S s, %A ss,aSn. that tSSy 5iat
the reach Of mens LET not sfn sseIs Ss
S1S s 'e Out
The arrangement OF system leading to nsrvou. diseases;
and the forms OF Geryoos dsass is are . 9 witch ,h
preparation e. specific v however, may be enumerated,
terra Paptaon hes spinal affections muscular debility
nI h P sn sPreson weakness the viii
ndi.pcstiOn to move antnes as eSes SSsn 's , ann
the PrOereaiyy organs sexual
egGartes tendency to miscarriage emAeiaton and
proceed fn organic causes beyond
whenever the organ, acted free from mAoFma
ton or ''T''HFt M Ssa:s' iNylaoRHfiSG ELIXIR
replace weakness with strength ineapaeiy WITH
on, ha.AId Of reaction but happy the general or
sanitation 20 Bear in nnd ,ha' az a, AN, ;b rsTtaos
Of &c Of notion aud sensation d a y, ts Con- n
dial the only cRE 5T SFSSGs DISEASES
& Sa SSaSSs sRS 4 SssSa, in the eeess
5itated and shattered rr,oG, system whether ~
weak y na'ae Or impaired by the 5 ana
The mental aud physical : mgom' OF eryoS disease TSn''n me
Contrary the relief permanent cordial properties OF the
medisi constitution @ aud restore It 20 its normal
condition" "'' may M ISL RliItl WONDER liz wv
soG would have sda,ed tlai miracle heretofore
supposed sT GSTy Fi fHT ENTAILS NO REACTION
it' force IS never expanded as the case With plum
aud vel be si OF hm who takes them The last state
single operation, perpetual
or an nSg III II e sy @ endc
hush seepesnr dislike OF society ineapaey for study
Loss or MEMORY,
debility hyst,ria wreseh,dness, thoughts -e,rueiin
l I- ~ h9sAT,y ns!u Tsp " ssnS. ,
females decay Of he ropasans a,eon' ys'gT,a ,SnGna
u,n uaa'r,er arising tt, psre e any
''H's 10 be p' GREAT S@ aEDtGNs VCE f1&LfS
incident 70 fcusg mars new era in the auua.. q eue.-
Thousands OF s'wu ant. have heen VI IN
Diseases and deans % which tue deeate formation ~ NO
rnvsc have indeed iupar-d monetary Vyacity to o.,
len t,i.r b,s a H. md has r. been li,er
a. fr- rle ia
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ER EtilI.N LINE HyAT- FOIl
- ~ Mum nj LNNCHU HG.-Thc Caual boats
.1ssAs-1SzS-< CLINTON Captain Donald, UNION captain
w. IT, PGEkett, regularly WEDSEsfYs. BElIE Captain
Johnson, bisfArCH Capt Cook leave regularly SATURDAY.
These BIts compelled 90 leave
make their regular trips. Shippers may depend
ihui- regularity. 40 . freight taken
~ Fr.rit this may up any day except
s,TUaniT after O'Clock. r. 81.
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QUARLEs 4 BROOKE,
No n 4 nff
No. 10 + nt street.
Ricuuoyr, August 25th. 1873.
IL IAII.nmI 3 III 10 me AEEIIl IEn.-Dr D HUT

-
,nctrd r and ncaI that has ths mos! certain spec.
ever ssn & 70 lg Hgr IVY his plan founded on 90,
,n1Fg ie TagP, coz, To- ys,y few day, .grs remedy t5
,lss 9gg ro , corner Of S,sn"r oPg9, iss ore,
nF In 'e ears and head when asleep great Nervouness being
my attended sometimes with dragEmsnt q mini Dr. liuEr
Gic,ts strcies Pain In c Lin, Affection,
q the Kdnes alec, those peculiar affections which arise from
r,ge imil and n ihe destroys body
Affected with u,ilal discharges or debility The ur
nary eg' o 'h" nso &c suffering rom The destructive habit
~ t9d ~ other phJsolns ny be speedily cured ~ srBns TO
GoNoHnuGi win BE- permanently cured without The admia'.
ratio. ~ ny mercury, haam, sthcr drugs which may esrosa
GiEETs htto he constitution. rhey lead to ,tdsur,,
a. gusrln''' cure md permanent one, Ia very shor' time
fho who arc AFFLICTED t any of'he forms o. The score, DIE,
i i. gi b,t ~ IS, s,i ' '' va
let s mody deter you non making your case known to
m Who place himself unds, Dr nET sSi his sy re.
vi be ioySVa ,esst ~ S. patient ' '' ''''' ''"
There are vc r menia the Word IN whn % safe 70 rero's
tender. urd. science win which uc country 0d, and he
consulting such men, renders matter Of mere Justice
ton M public against them and point them 10 hc sure haven Of
tema, compl.ln are su.ce,,hy treated and BY Dr.
d. norT invite All bs alc,cd however hopeless er r, may
sSSs ~ r-uGss hsy have Tied 70 pgt BE tnowsass aSd I
III! ProNsfs 10 WEnY PFRsoS nE iREaTs. 4 PSR,E
MINT AND RADICAL CUHE FOR LilE.
Ills Office N that ie calling will but
c Doctor himself wtois u constant attendance private
ou ready and willing 10 render relief 10 a who may give him
call.
UUETg Medicines entirely vegetable: they are easily
taken without mndfauc from Lufinr cure . ado la a fssss
o. che satisfaction Of tc patient, no iso required.
Al cYuauiiat ious stfietly c0rhdrnt.tI
10 his Medical Ohce,
1T Prssiy terrain Church. Richmond. Va
Hours ~ consultation A. ~ until y n and fro,
N. until 9 y. M, Sundays excepted.
Per.en' At ds,'oes b. oi " letter post PAIL stain
case, ant enclosing small Zee Ternii moderate.
~ consultations srruy confidential.
Price % Medicine package ~, uhch eases provs
sufleicnt o. perform u cure. $500
~ Az surgical opcrationa performed. noaiy
UNOW sALE PHtvkTFLY-An cgeslsbt C.rrsye nr.ye, a.
~ iiosieri also young Woman, who gcoi Ci AMY 10
au'" HILL a TALiY
HR O.tN-iOO tbls7 portion N. 1, ~ feis ~
n au2s EDhOND DAVENPORT A CO.
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Gyon rHe yIpoINIA sPnIlos

Fen The VIRGINIA sPRINGs-.sx
n Through BY Canal Packets 70 DachanAn
shd Stages 20 The Red Sweet and sweet
70.
hroegh BY Canal, LSneho1rg and rennessee Railroad,
and s,,sss TO The Red ssss, and Sweet Springs
Lave RlSa@Gas daily ~ r.eisi LyoshSSis
naehAnan At NJ, Csundays exctptedJ
oaiE so NJ aud buchanan At r. NJ day. and
AZ Vie white sulphur the third day at Pm
~ ny tAas Roefe nere are Only 80 Haaes stagin0.
with Ten
asssse Aroad leaving daily At A. Bonsaek's at
~ a an from thence by Stage rs miles,
s s,ss a. A. y Leave neat A. NJ At dayh
mond tct1A only 81 nsliss QfsfagiaO. -
above Is lis miles. - ~ ~ Wv
rs:enss to The Natural bridge lexington Roelbrids. and
bAth Aun Warm and Hot springs,
s,ssss at Gimers MIL miles from the bridge from
thence 20 Lexington u and nom Lexington Alum NJ
miles Leave Richmond At p NJ, and arrive Natural
Bridge second day atl y. NJ. and Le xington att Pm
kenrninn leave the white sulphur at sf NJ
aud ked sweet at r. NJ and arrive the Mountain
Leave next A. NJ at daylight and arrive Bonsaeks At
akP NJ aud In Lynehburg by r. M there
Boats leaving ats r. NJ and in Richmond A.
O'Clock connecting With the Northern and southern
with the Norfolk SITES Dboats.
Passengers for Cumberland H. FArmyie and
U H., witlraNc Richmond hoHddg, Wednesday, FrtkIy
connect with the Stages those
IhursfdH aud NifHrddy-fdre t2
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EAlII G0ODS.

TWNHE Subscribers have received nc larger portion ~ their Fall
stock g" Goods and will in few days have them arranged
10 their sorrhouse No Is Pearl street doors north Of their
present stand
Their comprises hundred packages,
braces the varieties
BOOTS, SHOES HATS CAPS, LEATHER, TRUNKS,
etc. etc. which, having been selected bought
the best trrn viii enable
{" purchaser house In this country. They respectfully ak
ryHu alton ~ their stock by the Merchants Virginia and
Nurth Carolina. promising their hest satisfaction
purchasers, both a. g. siyIc and rticr.
QUARLEs = BROOKE,
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NJorCk-on amer the June. isoa following
~ be transportation q
gers the RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG PorohAo RAIL
Road: