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NAwsxal sksi1sSex-.-.EA .sseu. Essssss, ~
Massachusetts, cnce related sla fssewsex iacs.
asHt AFset sssebeE wsth gfsas ,asase3s the
lssssFs of JsAa oaiasy AslAsas' taethss, ks os,s
DAY wsRs Css - hs ssas la CSo6rssa. And
sasi 10 hlsa.
Ne. Adams. have saaaa 81, sAs maSs
YEA
wAas d yea sassn = said tss
hats hexa Fssassg tAs sssssxs e ySsr
sazsAes.~ Nss the rvpsy
WITH HssAlnx eye sai gse~sne aee. s,s
started az. tse. IA Ne y&ealsss snd sssghAsss
saants. sid
yss, Ne Rsssss. ~ shss "a sees "a ras, =
~--s ~ ~ ~sNsAsE-
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The Galveston Nses gives us the gratifying
information that the Galveston, Houston ana
Henderson RAilrNNi, has been contracted To
be built. aad ffaas hundreds of lsberers are
new on their way 20 Galveston % csmlnetses
active operations. We are glad to sec this.
This tsad eSll sa fact secure 90 Il the trade cf
Easscrn Texas This stene wlll make Il great
commercial ,cwn. We have olsea reiterated
oer belief that uslstsson Is destined ere
many years to riys New orieans even. ia The
extend e5 her trade. and especially ~ ssasgket
sor produce saSesh lhs Celasnbis D4Hs-
esrs1--sssssSs Gtssss.
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NUMBER 80

CuRr FOR CHoLKRA.-The Austin Gazet..
has been handed circular issued recently b,
DIR. Copes Of New Orleans, in which, after an
nouncins (Nov. 2S,) that tho Asia,ic cholsrA
has appeared again in that city, he gives the
following remedies, which he says II used -
soon as the first symptoms appear, will rarely
fail to effect cure---tho prescription Ia for .
grown person. to bc decreased for children &C
cording to age:
"The condition Of the stomach and bowels
should be carefully examined into. II loose
ness occurs, and especially IL il DO attended
with nausen, the patient should at once go to
bed, cover warmly, and drink tumblerful Of
warm water, in which teaspoonful each Of
ground mustard and common salt have been
mixed.
In case there be no sickness of the stomach
or only slight nausea, and Il is certain tho
patient has nothing Of an irritating and indi-
gestiblc character in the stomach, this emctic
may be omitted After il has operated, or II
it DO necessary, give tho following:
Take Take 'ine.are s Of a Opium Opium;
4" " Rhubarb.
" Capsicun,, Of each
one ounce. Mix them in vial, shake before
using, and give from fifteen to thirty drops In
httc not orange leM or sage tea, or little
water, every half hour or hour, according to
the urgency of the symptoms till they are
subdued and the patient becomes quiet.
If the stomach s 80 sick and irritable an
| not to tolerate this mixture, lose no time in
applying large cataplasm Of strong mustard
over 1t, and give tablespoonful Of the follow
ing mixture with little Ice every thirty to
| sixty minutes ill 1t Is quiet aud the patient
ls disposed to sleep.
Take Biscarbonate Of Soda q drams,
| Water of Cherry Laurel fluid ounce,
Water Of Peppermint 5 Z" e."
Srlnarte Of Morphia Q grains,
mix them and shake well each time before
using.
II the feet and legs arc cold, give a hot mus.
tard foot bath under the bed covering, and
when the feet are removed and rubbed dry
clothe them in warm wooden stockings inside
OF which dry -four Of mustard or powdered
red pepper has been busted.
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IA<rS y = mszn eat wess - ceaslsasea
reesa thai - weaS pteagh bis own essn
srs.sns SsT sszf shs cross vie ct sesse - The
ssqsN ~syvrs
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4 Goop JoEs,. Some Missouri editor says
OF Texas:
"No do not understand the influence that
Is operating TO turn the tide Of emigration
TexaSward II certsinly csnn,,i he the &C
counts Of gold discovered in that country
which were gotten up some IncathS ago by
land Speculsters, ard circulated ,hEoags, the
newspapers We have too much confidence
in the sagacity ef heman,iy "a iaGalge thc be.
lief that any body i gFeea cnn..eh ta be hn,a-
haceei ~ easily. The climate ri fSxas is isy
ns means the mssl desiehtfai Ia ihe worid -
ansi M'SSouri is by Gar hes sePcsios a. sa agsi.
cultural and mineral segiep We alioad nes
fciisA tbs idea 81 cN,gfatine to country
where the transportation II the nsiss iss say
the fswSpaperei is saynesisaes delayed Soc sex-
ersl consecutive aAse ea account ~ the fnpa-
glsso%a aaA ~hsssp the<e h,sle nysa called ~.
eas*~~whsoh arv sold 10 the snAsksl n flse cas-.
ptss-~foym one es ,he psiesipai ssitcsea -
sxEpFsi II people have seSney ta iese&s In
lands shieA ws& leeTvass ia value At tstl.stsssi
sree1. they should cegealt shess e1n sesssxxts
An3 settle ia MisSaags
Several iates,sxeat MS<rasgsass have lesstsi
"a Tesss. bat ws ksS.e sssz trass slse sssisss ~
the stess passxvseA a1y Ne sss;s "a flts
htsls nSdy satghs bs chryswa s-z - .osae &Ask
ssssnp ny the vcs. sess nsssqasseexr AfsSc-
SAD. snd kts dsetoussFr seal sgrveossAsy isss
m s.sene PenAA Shell Gale. Mesa
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9apa." said proeocioas ll,sle ehsld .whas
II hnsahegsw
e q. az assr. when yeaf msmsus pre-
tes'sia g hesety fend cf me. ssa puts ne lsas-
tens aa ms shirt"
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Amy usAn that's nes saensi fses
WIN keep on The right seaa e szasi
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''MY LIFE is LIKE THE SUMMER ROSE. ;

My life is like the scattered wreck
Cast by the waves upon the shore;
The broken masts, the ri!tcd deck,
Tell of the shipwrcck that is DER.
Yet from these relics of the storm
The mariner his raft will form,
Again TO tempt the fhthless sea-
But hope rebuilds no bar4ue for me.
My life is like the blightcd oak,
That lifts its scar and withered form,
Scathed by the lightning's hidden stroke,
Stcrnly to meet the coming storm:
Yet round that sapless trunk will twinc
The curling tcndrils Of the vine,
And life and freshness there impart--
Not so the passon-blighted heart.
My life is like the desert rock
In mid-ocean, lone and drcar,
Worn by the wild waves ccasclcss shock
That round its base their surges rear
Yet there the sea-moss still will cling
Some flower will find clcft to spring,
And breathe even there, a sweet perfume:
For me, lfr's flowers no more will bloom.
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RFsau sayss . A sheussna yesss scarce
serve TO zs&sa State Gle had aessx beard
Of Csslfwass.
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Ts.e Fsc< rws N sisss 81 tts1 se3xse ss Ne
sasa ses~ss Mas ess~ ssEssg so ~ sks ssss
esssA
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sfwssss. sass@ss ban ~ rarSassssa sss s~eotv
esnts y Fsses. k1M sasseA siil whels enc
escs
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What did he preach about ?"

at was on the death ef our Saviour"
"Why, is he dead? Well, all Boston might
be dead, and we know nothing about ii. 1t
won't do, we must have the newspapers again
for everything goes wrong without the paper!
Bill has almost lost his reading, and Polly has
got quite mopish again, because she has got
no pretty stories TO read Well, if We have to
take a cart load Of potatoes and onions to mar
ket, am resolved TO have newspaper"
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IH- Some years ago lady noticing neigh
hor Of hers was not in her seat at church one
Sabbath, called on her return home and was
surprised to find the family Mt work. As she
entered her freind addressed her
"Why, Ia! where have you been to-day
dressed up in ycnr Sabbath clothesy"
To meeting"
"Why. what day is itP"
Sabbath day"
"Sal stop washing In minutci Sabbath
dayi Well, did know, for my husband has
got 40 plaguy s,ingy he wont take the papers
now, and we know nothing. Well, who prea.
chcd 7" F4
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DFEssOHs ALEX. c. BARRY's

"a &c OPH x y US, of MEDICAL CON
", for BEAUTIFYING, CURLING, Pre-
Restoring and Strengthening the Hair, Relic &c
eeases of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains. at
q External Wounds. Bounded by no geographi
D. be reputation Of BARRY's ThicoPHERoUs i.et
p Union. The sales OF The article of late y.,ai-
frsased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
~ BARRY. alter careful examination of hi,
e'ok, 1nds that number f bottles delivere to
quantities from half gross upward. during ih,
s13' was within a trife of $50 900.
Unnecessary 10 present at length the evidence
sHond"ru properties of the 'Trichopherous. when
P'c hhd furnished such an Endorsement as this. -
faPness ui the article aud the explanations given
<Tl''cnI action upon the hair,the scalp. and in all
4 slperhrial i;iitation. first recommended il to
'ot'on OF the people, This was allthat ,he inven'
fned' Every t'oltle advertised itself. The effect
'uiI exceeded expectation it acted Ike
ne ladies' would not be without it. County
!" every ser'inn o the United States found tics
we ~ and thus was built up wholesale trade
' rnheilo unhcard of a. regards articles n
~ he highest point has not yet been reached
oeheyed thai the sales this year will be Il
pm haIfofbuttlrs
. ana Nantfactory, No 1877 Broadway; New
"r'Sll price. 25 cents nrge bottle.
Al hiScount to purchasers Ivy the quantity. Sole
p. -'Pai merchants nnd druggists throughou,t th
|. 9'tes and Canada, Mexico, West Indies, Grehi
% France. &c.
,".tp ny ~ T. Lyman,J II. seay and R. Stable,, 4
''b-dsc6m
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Those vessels of the first class. built IN TIM city vi
baltimore expressly for this nudr aud havc superior ~
ommodatons for passengers. They are commander
ly experienced Captains, we'll qualified Tor the i1,t"
nd who " i'll spare cxerlion To accommodate Thy
will bc owed mp and down the rivers by steam md may
he relied To snll prom ilS Ms adyertized.
Merchants going North er ordering goodsirnm New
York will find il their interest IL shp hy this line,
rs freight will always be taken as low us by any oile
line of Packets and every effort vii be nude by "a.
gents in Richmond aud New York In give satisfaction
Freight - cents per whole nnd II cents l'cr y
lohucco being about 50 per cent. less thar chnrg'
The Steamers Insurance be effected In the i..,.
noad Fire Assorinon h, this line AT 3s per cent.
W. respectfully n-k aud hope I, succeed in obtain
ng full shar" OF patronage.
Goods shipped hy this line to New York viii be for
uurled free If commission New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, savannah or my other Southern Nor,h
rn port The vessels will lie in Richmond NJ koekrt,
IA New York nj Beth No |, Cofeo House Slip, foot It
Wall Street. DAVID cur lie Richmond, } p
g. II. r1ERSON. N y, p
No. 81 .SoHfh Street. {
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LAMILY SOAPS.--This oap unyer-
l. sally used isby FAR the best Fumily Soap ,aored
to the public twill not iniure the slightest fabric
the skin, or any article which sonp Il npplcd--it
moves grease tnr or paint. without dschargng
ors Soap and so,k The clothes in the usuai way. using
cold water zoi hnrd salt, for il washes ef-
fecruny with iher-tben by slight rubbing and thor
ough r,aanp the clothes will he clear, without the
cessity Of boiling Ts Soap produces rich fine suds,
without the usua accompa OF bubble and froth.
For sale by the bar or box,
WRIGHT &ALLfSONS
oct .ots Nsw Drng Store.
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FOR NEW YORK!
H. s. Mail Line per the SPLENDID SGEAhSHHS
jamestown and Roanoke!

f1,HE new nnd elegant ,idewhee steam E.a.sIas-zk
j ship JAMESTOWN, (Cnpl. Parrish )shsssAs~1sSs
will leave Petersburg via City Point, every lle'Iny
Eyeninr. and The ROANOKE, (Capt. Cuvendy,) every
fridny Evening, for New York.
Passage aud fare from Petersburg, including
Sn,,s Rooma $40 90
S,ee,noc nn..nge %
For speed comfort and safety these Steamships are
.xreled by none on the and travellers will td Il
the most pleasant the north, they will there
y avoid the as and frequent canges Of the Railroads
~ Tickets ss,cd at piy office on Sycamore Street
SAM l.. q. BAPTIST. dgt. PefersbRfg.
rY'A passenger train leaves the AppomnttoS depot
every Tucsiuy aud Friday Mt hef pnst o'clock p NJ .
10 connect with the Steamships ut City Point PasseD
gers by the Souh-se Rnirond will reach Pet rsbnrg IN
time 10 tnSe the cars for the steamers, D Il. b'
july i-ts
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.ANTED To UIRE.-Y,,e .ub.cri5-

~ ED TO u1RE.-The subscribel>
6d ~" 10 hire for their work on the Va. 4 Tenn
9a. ~" lhe Mountain region of Va. number u
b.un una boys for which liberal hire will be paid
be, I'u 'ong experience in the management m
win IT," 1 are themselves large owners. Hired NJ
tbor the same treatu.-"' 10 rverv t.-te' /
tbh: s"e Their own. One OF .s can .,ef seen II
RDa,s' VI an, time, till the 10th of Jandary a, ii''
MeDann.,Iiolfi, or at McCorkle Simpson & } ,n'-.
'e'N Hurts. They will also buy mel nn'i
sta SCOTT L. ADAMS
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[B Re- FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IL. 1858.
INSURANCE.
sRE. LIFE AND MARINE INsyW

many.
ms GO "Pao, makes Insurance against loss q, dam
'ge by frc OF Dwelling Houses ciores Tobacco fart
''s aud other buildings furniture Goods wares al
nershaedilr generally in town and country uu he most
nyorable ftj,es
Also makes insurance the lives of n persons 81
oAlng good health and of sound constitution for The
wlnle duration ei life or toru limited period
slaves employed in ordinary occupations will be
insured unreasonable terms
he Company will also take marine risks from, and tu
my OF the Northern Southern Ports at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
DON 7. c. .PETERS. Vice President
SAMPSoN DlUGuID. Chief Engineer.
lanes v Cobbs, Samuel Garland
lohn .isght, Nathan Il. Thurman
neoiP' W, ianeey, ohm Otey Taylor.
william T. Anderson. William I. Smith
MARTIN HULLINS, Treasurer.
CREED T. Wills Sec'y.
Dr. T. Ii Gmer, ~
DIR VIM. Otway Owen. "e@"di Hta"WsfA
The Medical Examination subjects for Insurance
VIII be made Mt the office of thr Compuny on each day
heween the hours of and o'rock P. NJ
Feh8--drs
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u NY'S LtNEO.' STEAMERS, ria Norfolk SSSs
tafd Cape Nay -For Philndrll him every wednesday,
STEAMER Cry OF RIonmoRp, Capt Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRaikIA, Cnpt Ienl.
STEAMER PENSsYLvASIa, Capt. Bn,nnto
One of these 4lcndid sIeumship will leave Rchnond
tnr Philadelphia every Monday and Thursday nj high
wiier,tuuc ing at Cape Mny land passengers. Rc.
turning leave Philadelphia avery "wednesday and Satur
.Iuy at 10 o'clock, A NJ. rnt further notce
Passenger. for aIe May will eonult their interest
by ing this route II ia, in addition 10 heng the
rlenpe-t. the most expeditions and comic table.
Passengers for New NOrk-We have on
tered into forward passengers thronghip
New York. either by steamers, nlluwine them Tie
privilege Of remaining in Phndc pha three four doNA,
or proceed directly New York. upon the arrival oi
the steamers.
shippers 10 the West-Toba'con deal
ious ul shipping To Plusburg, will pen,c bonr In mind
lhht have muda all tho necessary arrangements To
Toward to through at 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given IN all The DAILY pnpcrs
in tho city, when the will be rcndy 10 receive
freight und the hour Of their smiling
N. B.-Shipper. will benr in mind that all Bls OF
ininc must b. cent the wharf at Rockets sign
rd before the smiling of steamers
ussaec Though New York, lst cabin and found, "
Cape May 8
lnphia
end cabin e"
Fur freight or passage, npply to
no. RANKIN. Aor., Richmond. w
ie ogdActs On he Dock
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WARWICK FOUNDRY,

WARWICK FOUNDRY,
EAST END OF JEFFERSON ST, ON THE BASIN.
Lynchburg, Va.
1NliE Pfopietors Of th. establish nre n,w pro.
i pared ro furnish the Planters of Virginia with tho
most cclebtutcd Premium FLOWS and AGRICUL-
TURAL TOOLS Ia the United States.
Thoy have, bt great expense, secured Twenty diff
ierent Patterns Of Plows--Also, CULTIyAT0RS,
ROAD SCRAPERS, aud nine different sizes Of HAY
CUTTERS. Our Plowa consist of the P.ekaki New
York 800 Premium; Enple $50 Premium und the
Genuine Livingston county Plows. We have improved
the Lyingston Pow which makes II worth mt least so
per cent than the original pstcrns. Il consists
in the in which the landadc is attached to tho
mouldboDrd-doing nway with the lock, which weakens
the strength Of the Plow. The form of the Pow Is not
changed but ia greatly increased in strength by the i'm
WovemenI
Our experience in the art Of Building Agriculture,
Inols aud our superior patterns, induce TO lieve
furnish tue best Plows In the state ut prices not
To be beat VIII tho Farmers of Vrgnin give US a call,
nnd will take pleasure in exhibiting our tools, and
proving To you The truth II our sntenentsf
Also, all kinds of Cnst and Wrought Iron work fin
ishcd in the best sly lie and order.
Fresh ground Plaster furnished the mill as usunl
WIITTEMORE, McNAMFr Il CO.
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia,

For Baltimore :lnd Pbtisuelpnaa'
BY STEAMER BELVIDERE,
Leares Richmoad every IUesddy NJ ocock = NJ
III THE large ami new Steamer Il LVl DERE
sxss& Cant. OXFORD will receive freight every Mou
lay, mud up IL the hour Of o'clock NJ every TUGS
,Iny. Tor the above place.
Shippers To Wheeling. Pitfshnre Cincinnati mud the
South and West generally will find this route the chenr
at md most TX pedtiol-. FoI freight, npply
LUDLAM Il WATSON, Richmond, Va.
tuv ~ dts
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~ B.-The same rates will be chnrg ID from knox
vile and all other points along the lineto LynchbuIg
aug 1915
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/ " SON --Seal-
cd Proposals will be received b, the undersigned.
NJ this oiee from 3rd until thn 18th dpy Of Decem
b"r next, ut nom. far the Graduation anil Masonry oil
62 miles Of the "Norolk nnd Petersburg Rail Road
between the city Of Norfolk aud Warwick Swnmpe in
the County of Sussex.
For particulars Rail rond Journal" or Norfolk
papers. VIM. MALONE,
Chief Engineers Office, I Chief Engineer.
NorfalL City. Yn. ( fnct 81 3mwt1Dder1
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TT Is ADMITTED ny ALL-Thn,

TT - ADMITTED BY ALL1hat the
casb Store is the place tn get pretty cheap and
good Goods of which the bns very large nd
desirable assortment u-t received from the Northern
ctcs, consisting in por Of the following: pnin Blk. fig
urrd Silks Cpnrd. fl,d and Brnrsdc do. Paris Plads
Mouslins, AIpaeons, Bombnzinns, Merinoes. Prints,
Check aud Swiss Musins, ,Stawl osiey Enl roderies
Ribbons, Trimmings Chill lrens Goods &c which he
invites the particular attention of the ladies' for the
gentlemen he hDs splendid stock of B'k and Colo,'d
Cloths. Blk. aud Fancy Cassineres, Velvet und Silk
Vesing, Crnvnts Collars md nil Goods for genilemens
weur--nls,, aige stock of fwilled Cloths Sninets.
Linseys, Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans, Blankets and all
goods usually kept in Dry Good. Storo II you want
IA bnrgan give mea call VIM $. HANNAH.
nri.l
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Insurance Company of the Valley in Virginia,
CAPITAL. 5000, 900


/ INSURANCE can be effected in these companies uI~
ON ns fair terms, in any Others oil equul respons
bilify, by application
,. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchbu1g
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EAIr. TRADE. la1

FALL TRADE, 1888.
BOOKS. STATIONARY y PlANoS.--- MORRIS
ID 4 aio nrrkcr n Mnrrs) Publishers and BooAssH
ffs RICHMOND. Ta--Woud invite the attention ol
Country Merchants visiting the city. TO his stock ot
Books. Stationery ~ Pianos,
Embracing the largest aud general assortment Ia
he found n any one Embellishments South of New York
and will be sold upon ierms liberal aud aoeommo
inling.
lie would nsk particular attention TO his large stock
II Car nn1 Letter WRITING PAfER-Also, WRAP
PING PAPER which he l. prepared to sell ai hHssnat
" iow prices.
A NJ publishes many oi tho Standard Virginia Lo'e
Books snnd furnish The gnl prnirs with al stan
lnrd Inv Books including the Virginia and New York
Stntr Reports at the publishers ioirca prices
School Teaehrrs nnd tho Trade supplied at liberal
discount
worcester Pianos "A MORRIS is sole A.
tent Cor tho snle of Norcoster'= celebrated PIANO
ron TIES. an would solicit an examination of them
lfnm those in Durability, sweetness nf tone, dol
irnry al touch. and elegant workmanship accorded
ihem by the general Judgment aa inferior to none n -"
lucurrd In this country Europe. They are solh vita
full guarantee, un warranted to give sntsiaet,ion ~
The money returned
w Ofdea from the country will be promptly attend
adto. aug 10 dses
~ Danvio Register. Stnunton Sncciator, LOWS
burg Chronclc, Valley Wing. Lexington Gazette. Ab
inedun Nifg nm. Wytheyillo Tel Rep, Roanoke Bsa
ron, Bcdnld Sentinel aud JciIcr.onyille Democrat, will
publish eperg o'he wock, four times and forward
their nceounts ths 'ihoo.
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RICHMOND.
LINE Of Richmond .4sa

ANN NEN-NOkk FAUkET ) -~Thls heN .~
orne line IA composed Of the fol awihe vessels, aai
rails from New.io,k every three days. All owned In
tile city of Richmond, viz;
Srh..,..u rnr,,nir 1nnicl nnlnr-
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RICHMOND.


HIsnMoND Va.
FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COM.
MISSION MERCHANTS.
ofrick WAREHOUSE sourn sipR 90 ruE nAsiN
l1iy i3.dia
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

OF INC Fr0leetnn Insunncr Uumpny, tIurtford Conn
Carl IAL. $500 600
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DR.. JOHNSTON

+ the Royal College of Surgeons London
r,,'n ' IN. fthe mosteminent Colleges OF ihe
,' ,o." or omd the greater part of whose life has
!, int inthe Hospitals of Londc", rsr,s, rmladel-
'"'" Ia,here has effected some of the most as.
e''e "Iea .ha, were ever Lnown. Many troubled
eultS',i,s tho oars and mead when asleep, great
hrine alarmsd at sudden sounds and
f. ';,h DS freo,ent blushing, attended, some
r. aa,,,r. ".,', mt of mind, were cured immedi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-22
Henrico, June Is. l85

r NOTICE.-A BODEKER resoecttu,lv
informs his friends aud the public in general that
he has removed from No II to No 10, Immediately
opposite his old stand, and tn of Messrs Van Lew
q TGyier, where he has opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
Paints Oils, Dye Stuffs. Brushes, Fancy Articles,
&C, ana great care is observed in the selection
OF hls Siock, purchasers may rely upon ootaniua
everything pure and fee from adultsraiop, and q,
as low and accommodating terms az they can be
bought any W mere in the city.
Orders and prescriptions carefully and neatly
pai up, and particular attention paid to shipping
and packing. ABODEKER
mp 26-ts No 10 Main Street