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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-08-20
DRUGS AND NJ L DICI n Z
AT THE
PIONEER DRUG STORE.

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4IOANLlLlU DIVCN ~ OAoH'
JUST RECEIVED at the Pioneer Drug Sore, on
u Third street, nearly opposite the Post ohce, fresh
supply of Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, NlrnScs
Dye suffS which will be sold the lowest prices.
Here is an of some principal articles
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~ ,n,,i hri, H. Ji,..
H $500 pr,,, ,'. i nise
w. .rT',''ri .I.r.I ~ ~, tr,,i,,o-
80 ''i''' ,,;,,, IN, a. ,H,r
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1870 49, .'iN INN ~, W. iyrt
,, ,ii .' 800; 80 va, ~ W ;nn"
c DFT rS"s caS"' African DO DO n smS@
I'D pfteiI. .'ui"iii'c L"MciH 90 p'I'h!lH"
c''.noiic Ho"ciS t'.'',,' ,,'"'S az p.;7"o.
,olia'ic' =, 1880. SUI ;o !n.'I5'1'"
DicitaIs Emrry mos Itos do E,i,ish
Eps@m salts Eye water r,., Quinn
do pulvcrZcd SlatS Sponge
Tartar cmctic sealing scainuny
iodine skins, white s. split Ivory black
Jaap I.aralIum Sp.S Lavender sptS
Liluurcc, ball Mace. morphine Mcrcurial Ontm't
,io root Nitrate silver NU;lucgS
SarSaiaria. com. sugar lead sal sinrnunac
sIiillS, sliced saltpctre, SIENNA sweet spirits nitro
do vinegar saffron Ill Gent al
do syrup suplIuric ether Gduber salts
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-08-20
CENTRAL AMERICAN BANK.

- ICIIARDS. CLARKE y CO.. Bankers and Dealers
i'll Exchange. Collections male throughout the Ter
ritory. and RENTED for at of Exchange.
Saint Faul, Jniy %. IS53--lotf
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29
NE w PUBLICA TIONS.
ATTRACTIVE LIST OF NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED BY
NASH Il WOODHOUSE,


MACAULAY'S SPEECHES. Speeches of Thomas
Darlington Macaulay, M P, author of the History
oil England &c, vols, l2mo 90
The Lofty and the Lowry, or Good in All and None
All Good, by Maria Mcintosh, author of Two
Lives or to Seem and to Be- &c 2 vols; paper 81,
Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers, by Thomas De
Quincy, author OF Confessions Of an Opium Eater.
&c; = vols IL so
Poems--Voices from the Mountains and from the
Crowd, by Charles Mackay ---.......-.....-...l 90
A Pastors Legacy, being Sermons Practical Sub
jects by the late Rev Erskne Mason. DID. with
portrait and memoir 90
The Tell-Tae, or Home Secrets told by old Travel,
lers, by the author oSunny Side, &c.-.-...-... SO
The Experience of Lie, by e NJ Sewell author of
Amy Herbert &c; paper Soc CLOTH rs
Swords Pocket Almanac for 1888. 25
Backwood's Magazine for January .-.............. 25
Exposition OF the Grammatical Structure OF the Eng
lish Language for the OF schools and colleges,
by John Nuigan. A Nj. SO
The Gu de to Notwithstanding collection OF use
tul and familiar questions aud answers every
day subjects, adapted for young persons, and
ranged in the most simple and easy language, by
Eliza Robbins, author of Popular Lessons. 60
The Young Mans Christian Year, or twelve Hints to
Young NJ Ell. by Rev j G Observation-Disclosures. Is
Memoir of Mis- Margaret Newell Cook. by Mrs L H
SigourDey- ............-......... Is
Robert and Harold o the Young Marooners on the
Florida coast by f X Gouldng. ---...... rs
This little work is said to equal Robinson Crusoe
in interest.
Daughter, with an Introduction by Rev Asa
American Missionary Memorial, including biographi-
cal and historical sketches edited by Fl w Pier
son, A M, with Illustrations .--............-1 rs
The Boy Hunters, or Adventures i'll search OF white
Buffalo, by Captain Nayne Reid -.....-....... rs
With mauy other late and interesting Works, which
may be seen our counters and shelves in 81
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aitAsM AxMGMIVIeN aH sYA4nAHY.

aStAwM &XMsaggfBN Gf SANITARY,
sHE stgest sllsotpn Ia Inc world comprising over
u 600 Eiguges, designed to fepresent the leading
events the Life ofthe Saviour from the annnncaton
the Virgin Mary to the Ascension of our Lord repre-
sented By 81 groups and occupying space 900 feet in
length-each scene having appropriate RELIEF
PAINTING, executed by the celebrated Artist T. c..
Barhomew, Esq, which alone is worth the price of adj
mission. Now open at No 10 Main street, below the
City Hotel, from 10 O'Clock NJ till O'Clock 2 NJ.
E9@ An extra exhibition will be given on Thursday
and Saturday afternoons, from till o'clock, exclusive
ly for servants.
tY Admission % cts; children under 10 years of age
half price.
Tickets for sale at all of the principal bookst
ia Cots
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by WELLINGTON e0pDIN.
NIOsT vALUAnLR CKnrRAL RE-

MI OsT VALUABLE CENTRAL REAL
ll. ESTATE FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-WilIb be
sold on TUESDAY, the first day of February upon
the premises commencing at O'Clock, the following
real estate. situated on College and Broad Streets jail
avenue viz:
- Thetramed dwelling now in the occupancy of Mr. P
townsend, fronting about &c feet COLLEGE street.
Opposite the Medical College, running back 1874 feet
The house in good repair has rooms is insured for
$4,000 and now rents for $500 per anpum.
Also-5 vacant lots adjoining theNorth and South,
each fronting 80 feet College street, running back
feet
Also-a most valuable building lot the residence
OF Randolph ESQ.,, fronting 34i feet Broad street.
running back about SO feet.
Aso-5 building lots each fronting about "a feet the
est lne OF Jail Avenue, street running from Broad
street to the Lancasterian schoolhouse.
The above real estate being in central part of the
CITY, and In most respectable neghbourhood, offers
great Inducements to those who may be disposed to in
vest their funds judciously.
TERMs-Onefourth cash. balance at g. 6 and months
Tor negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deed or title retained
The taxes for epresont year to be paid by the pur
chaser.
ia w. GODDIN Auctr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29

AMEs A. SMELL, agent for Mison Smell has
- taken the stand No 20, West Main street, lately
occupied BY John A. Smell Co., and has just received
part and by Wednesday will have entire new
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods and respect
July sollclts the patronage of the friends of the late
Rileigh. oc 11tf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29
COTTON FACTORY HANDs.

WANTED to hire for the ensuing year, seventy
w eighty hands, to work in the Manchester Cotton
Factorygirls and boys from twelve to eighteen years
ofage desired chieyand for such liberal prices will be
paid.
Also wanted to employ, large number of WHITE
OPERATIVES. both experienced and inexperienc ed
and will pay to such very liberal wages
Application may be m ade to the Superintendent Mr.
Whitehead, at the factory, or to the undersigned
WIN. H. POWERS, Agent
de 2s--tf Office No 14l Main street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29
GUTTA PRRCHA AND INDIA RURBER

vNNHE above Pump, for the first time being intro
Il duced into Virginia, invented and practically
tested nearly three years ago The Pumps first put into
operation have been and still in constant use and
all appearance are in respect perfect when
first put up. Letters Patent this invention were OBJ
tanned Oct 2Sth, 1851, since which time the Pump has
boon introduced into nearly all the Northern and West
ern States and in every place where known is rapidly
coming into general use. No philosophical principles
admit of water being raised with greater facility than
is done by this Pump, and intelligent observer, with
knowledge of the materials Of which it is mainly CON-
posed witness their adaptation without forming the
most favorable conclusions in regard to its durability and
extrao rdinary utility. Pump has just been construct
ed and put operation in the the of Messrs
Barnes Sweeney nearly opposite the north end of the
old Market, Franklin street. where the lovers of
vety and improvement of Richmond sojourners from
abroad most respectfully invited to call and examine
1t.
~ will give any of ordinary enterprise,
opportunity to make fortune limited amount Of
capital, by calling at the Columbian HOTEL during
the present week. from to IL O'clock A. NJ, to P.
M. A. e. BABCOCK,
ia 25-tf Proprietor.
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MI GRRAT REDUCTION IN THE aH1n
M1APRICE OF HATS, CAPS AND BOOTS.
~ buying your Hats and Boots go right to Headv -
Quarters, j. II. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel corner,
where Moeskin Hats Of best quality selling at So SO
Silk Hats of the latest fashion ...
Fine calfskin sewed Boots. =
Together with of cloth plush and oil silk
caps soft FUR and wool Hats, silk, gngham and cotton
Umbrellas, at low prices ocI
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BY GEOr j. SUMNER.
DEAL ESTATE ON UNION HILL AT

DEAL ESTATE ON UNION HILL AT
IL AUCTION.-On MONDAY afternoon, the 31st in
slant at oclock upon the premises will be sold at
ton, two Lots OF Ground located Union Hill, imme
dately adjoining the property known the CHM
Heys, fronting Union feet and running back
l40 feet, upon which stands frame dwelling houso CON
tanning rooms, with excellent well of water in the
yard.
TERMs-One-thrd of the purchase money in cash; the
balance In two equal payments at and 10 months into
rest added secured by negotiable notes. satisfactorily
dorsed the title withheld until the whole paid BY
request of the ewner.
ia 24-td GEO. J. SUMNER Auct
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold house
and lot exactly opposite Asbury Chapel on Union Hill.
Inc lot fronts .5 feet, and back 1875 feet; upon
which is frame dwelling house, recently built and now
occupied by good tenant
TERMS-One-half cash. the balance at and 10 m6nths
interest added and the title withheld until the whole is
paid.
ia 25-td GEO T. SIMMER Arct
ENUKNITUKE AND FIXTURES OF THE
4 TONTINE HOUSE AT AUCTION-On TUES.
10 Clock will be sold at Auction without the
Furniture, Fixtures &c. of the Tontine House. on Main
street opposite the Banks; consisting of Tables Chairs
Chang Dishes, Table and other articles connect
ed with an eating Establishment. Terms Cash
Sale to be conducted by
ia 20 GEO J. SUMNER Aucr,p
Aterthe above sale will be sold house and lot situa
ted on 23d street, Union Hill. The lot fronts 20 feet
inches and runs back 1872 feet upon which is is good
brick succeed dwelling house. stories high containing
rooHlSi alSO good Kitchen attached the
property is rented good tenant at dollars per
mon Ii.
TERMs-One-thrd cash; the balance at six and twelve
months interest added the title withheld until the whole
is paid
ia &c GEO 7. SUMMER Auct
70 ALBERT BOILING and Mary Randolph
II Boiling devisees OF VIM. Boiling deceased Rich
ard d. Mitchell, VIM. Mitchell and to all other persons
having title to, or claiming any interest in the bed of
Shockoe creek, in the city of Richmond. from Franklin
to Main or E streets in saidc
q anItro f P,cl,o L
Attorney apply to the Court of Hustngs for the said
CITY, on Saturday the 10th day of February 1853 to
point five dsnterested eehoders of the said CITY for
the purpose of ascertainng just compensation to those
entitled the land covered by Shockoe creek of the
width OF thirty feet commencing the south side of
Franklin in said city. and running down said creek
Main street to the alley opposite the arch under
the watch house at the First Market, which piece Of
land of the width of thirty feet the said city wants for
public use, to wit: for the purpose ola Fish Market
JOSEPH MAYO
jan 2s-dlt&ctds Attorney for the city ofRichmond
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NEW BOOKS
BOY Sale at NORRIS Bookstore.

CORNElLLE AND HIS TIMES, by M Gazot uni
form with Guzots Shakespeare and his Times; lamo
WOMANS RECORD, or Biographical Sketches of
all Distinguished Women, from the Creation tothe
present tme arranged in four eras. with selections
from female writers of each Era by Mrs Sarah J
Hale, illustrated with 200 portraits by Benson
Losing, Esq; svo, muslin. gilt S.; morocco gilt
SELECT BRITISH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the best Speeches entire ofthe most eminent Ora
tors OF Great Britain, for the last two Centuries,
with Sketches of their Lives. innate of their
Genius, and Notes, critical and explanatory, by
s;hauncey Goodrich, d D. Professor in Yale Col
HISTORY OF GREECE-l Legendary Greece
Gtecian History To the reign of Peisstratus at
Athens, by Geo Gro l2mo, muslin, 75c per vol
BlANCA-A Tale of Erin and Itay-by Edward
Maurn, Esq, author of Monte yuma, Eva, &c;
i2mo. paper SIC: muslin ----.-----.-........1 90
MY LIFE AND ACTS IN HUNGARY IN THE
YEARS ls4s and lS49, by Arthur Gorgei, l2mo,
paper CSC; muslin. --.....-...-.....-..--.1 90
KATIE STUART,a true story, from Blackwood's
AMERICAN missionary MEMoRiAL-In.
GLIDING Biographical aud historical Sketches. edi-
ted by II w Person, A M, with numerous iustra-
tions; Svo muslin
This work embraces valuable historical articles
and biographical sketches of American Missionaries
Of different religious denominations. with Por rats,
Autographs fac smile extracts, from early mission
AIRY documents and letters, and numerous other illus
,tratons designed by distinguished artists. The
plan OF the work is entirely unique, and the auspi-
under which it appears give promise that in its
literary and artistic character. it will be unequalled
by any missionary or relis ous gift book that has
been issued from the American press
PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE REVO-
LUTON. orillustratons by pen and pencil of the
history, biography scenery, relics and traditions OF
the Wa for Independence, by BensonJ LOSING,
with eleven hundred engravngs ON wood by Los
sing and Barritt, chiefly from original sketches by
the author 2vos, muslin S. half calf $40; morocco
gilt SIS vol l. muslin So 50, vol 2...........4 50
RODOLPBUS-A Franeonia sorry, by Jacob Alb
bott, forming the 9th volume OF Abbotts Fl ancona
Stories, l6mo muslin, wi h numerous engravines;
IIflce X
CHARACTERISTIC X by Chas Dickens, with H.
llstrations l2mo, paper price, 10
in
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STABLER'S
ANODYNE CHERRY ExPFCTOR Ny


Is confidently recommended TO nvads as UNsuKpAss
Ep py any knowa PREPARATION for The of COUGHS
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION
In an early stage and for the relief the Patient even
In "a advanced stages of that fatal disease.
IL coinDlnes In scientific manner remedies of long
esteemeq value, with others of more recent discovery
ana soothing and tonic qualities acts through
me sum gently and with great efficacy for the TO
number of the most respectable Physicians, to
whom we communicated a knowledge of the constitu
with their opinions, (some OF them in wrtinc1 that
they are the they have ever been acouan
recommended ~ my Wv
oplalon OF Dr. Samuel B. Martin one ofthe most ex
Perenced oil the faculty in the city OF Baltimore and
long celebrated tor his successful practice.
GENrLEMEN--l have carefully examn d the compo.
nent pats ct your Diarrhpa Cordial as well as your
l, Expecorant, and find them both vau
medical practice and do not hesitate to CONNIE nd
Baltimore, June, 1852. s. B. MARTIN, M. d.
Certificate from DR.. John Addison, physician to the
:, Baltimore Southern DispensJry.
having been made acquainted with the ingredients
which enter into the composition of your "Anodvne
Cherry Expectorant having also made trial of lis
virtues, have no hesitation in recommending it to the
confidence and patronage of the public, most valu-
able medicine in the treatment of the various diseases
tor which it is intended.
We beg leave, as convincing evidence OF the highly
valuable properties OF the above named medicines to
refer to the annexed complimentary notice from sixteen
OF the most respectable Apothecaries and Pharmaceu
lists In the city of Baltimore whom have appointe
our agents, and who have the several articles for sae
The subscribers, Apothecares and Pharmaceutsts In
the city OF Baltimore, satisfied that the preparations
known as Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expectorant and
Stabers Darrha Cordial, medicines of great va ue
and very efficient Tor the relief and cure Of The diseases
for which they recommended; they bear the evil
dence OF skill and ease in their preparation and style of
putting up, and We take pleasure in recommending them
to our customers.
&. A. Moore, s. X. Fleming,
Israeli Grahame. J. w Barry & Co,
Jos Roberts, Jos. B. Stansbury,
H. H. Glahsne, Mcpherson " Marshall,
Francis T. Scott, Edward c. Gilpn,
Henry Lowe, L. Philips
o. W. Johnston, A. w. Hughes.
Jno M. Larouge,
G. II. STABIER " CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore,
PRoPREroRs
For sale by Druggists generally and by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
oc 25-2awtt Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29
LATEST NEWS,


MURDER OF Col. JACK HAYS.
New York, Jan. %.
The steamer Star Of the West has arrived from
Aspiuwa with dates from San Francisco to the
1st inst. She brings 400 passengers, but no gold
on her freight list.
The steamers Oregon and Northern Light left
San Francisco on the 18th inst, with So, o00,000
in gold.
Great rain and snow storms had prevailed
throughout California for two weeks prior to the
1st inst. Most of the rivers had overfown their
banks; many ranches had been swept away; cattle
drowned, &c. Many lives had also been lost,
and in the mining districts at last accounts, the
people were starving.
The violence of the storm had somewhat aba
ted, however, at last accounts, and provisions had
been sent forward to the more destitute places.
Large receipts of Flour at San Francisco had
causeda decline in prices the quotations of the 1st
inst. were, S36a3s per Dbl.
An earthquake occurred at San Diego on the
29th ult.
Col. Jack Hays, the celebrated Texas Ranger,
had been murdered in San Francisco by man
named Jones. The murderer had been seized
and lynched by the populace.
Advces from the Sandwich Islands inform US
Of the fact that the French were rapidly extend
ing their power over the Society Islands.
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-0$ ~ pleasant MxthFe, Olhipoun
$MJ/ ded 10 agreement with the rules
OF Pharmacy, of THERAPEUTIC
-EAYIX agents. long known and celebra
ted for their peculiar efficacy in
[SS N(CrcuriDg DlARRHQcA, and SINH
- affections OF the system. g
In us action IL ALLAYs NAUSEA and produces healthy
action OF tne V Ell, thus removing the Cause at the
same time that it cures the disease
Opinion OF Doct. John Addison Physician TO The BaIt
more Southern Dispensary
having made trial OF your "Diarrhea Cordial" and
being also acquainted with the ingredients of whchit
is composed, It gives much pleasure in adding my
ry efficacy In the cure of "Diarrbna and Summer
Complaint III children and adus''
With much respect, &C., JNO ADDISON, IND
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c.-The sub
longing to the estate of Il. NJ Newburn deceased and
opened at the store formerly occupied by him. takes this
method OF inviting hsfiends the customers of Mr. New
burn and the public generally call and examine his
goods He will keep constantly handa general assert.
ment OF Hardware pocket and table Cutlery edge Toosl
&c., which he will sell ut very low prices.
A. B. CLARKE,
Az IT Corner Franklin and 18th sta,
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
[IORsEs. nII.CM COWS. CARRIAGE

L Il &c. AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY mornine
next the 2eth inst in the lot in of my store on th
street, will be sold at auction, good mich Cows with
young Calves, OF good stock; fine harness Horse s-ye
raj good saddle, harness and work Horses: Carriage
and Harness.
ja2s GEO. ]. SUMNER. Auct
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OFFICE, No. south 4th
~ StreeI.
Let all the world say what they can

- streer.
Let all the world say what they can,
Flo selling prizes Strattons the
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, extra, l6-January 90:
rs 30 SO l 46 "a So 40 81 4 Al 49,
Drawn Nos of Delaware. extra, l9-Jan %
81 43 90 10 46 SO Ga SO So 4 80 70
Ticket Nos so SO 76 another sold and paid by
STRATTON.'
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No s-Jan 81:
81 So 81 Is IA As 81 60 so 80 II &c.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, class Alan 90:
SO IL 10 % IA 10 as II SIS Al 60 Is 67.
Drawn Nos ofDelaware, extra, 21-Jan IS:
40 SO l6 40 &c 65 80 3 II SO IS.
Ticket Nos3 80 SIS, another sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No l9-Jan "a:
l6 &c SO 40 8 6 81 % II 8 A So.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 20--Jan 25:
50 IL 13 3 SO Sc IS 40 81 "A 9 %.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra, 23-Jan 27:
72 10 "a 35 &c so SO 12 81 81 40 60
Ticket Nos ~ 40 81, another prize sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware No 21-Jan 60:
81 40 10 20 50 &c 81 72 81 40 AZ r.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 22-Jan 81:
46 g. 60 ii SO IA &c IS 25 80 60 So.
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FRIDAY-Delaware, No 23-Caplta1: S12,500. IS
Nos, 12 drawn. Tickets -.
Observation-Disclosures, extra, Mo 25-Capita: ST.
600. IS nos 10 drawn. Tickets l..
Observation-Disclosures. No 24-Capital: S37 $780,
7s Nos 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
sY@ Buyers referred to my list Of prizes, which
registered the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by
~ Orders for packages, certificates single tickets in
the above schemes and mall the lotteries, promptly
tended to, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders to
de 20 N. STRATTON. Richmond Va.
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MITCHELL'aEY SALVK,
certain, safe and efectnal remedy for
Sore, Weak and InAnmed Eyes
The great advantages possessed by this article
every other, is its cerainy safety convenience land
economy All Physicians admit that great danger is
be aprrehended from druggng the eye when in in
famed and unhealthy stale. In the use OF this save this
objection Is entirely removed, and harm possibly
result from its uss it being, in all cases, applied 10
external portions of the thereby avoiding all The in
convenience pain and DANGER which necessarily attends
the introduction of any punGent article into the eye.
Its activity subduns inflammation is great that but
few require the of more than one bottle to
after having Witnessed is effects in several instances,
thatit was "a perfect faekVer." We might multiply
why this salve should be preferred above every
thing else the treatment of diseases of the eye, but
we pre- Ter it shoudstand its merits. All We
asks that its virtues be thoroughly tested and that the
directions be strictly followed.
Price Is cents per bottle with fuldrectons for sale
by Druggists generally and country Throughout
the Southern ane Western States ia 5-6m*
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alfT%sH NOTHCE--The steamship VIRGINIA,
Captain Tea will be ready to receive freight
Monday, the 3st Instant and sail Wednesday, the
I'd February. For freight or passage apply to
ROBT. RANKIN.
r. S-The steamers Twill hereafter leave Richmond
aud Philadelphia alternate every Wednesday, until fur
ther notice. ia go
A LEXANDEk'S KID GLOVES.-Just
N ceived per ex press Aexanders kid Gloves ladies'
and gents sizes, making assortment fall.
ia 80 &. HARTWELL K CO.
NLnHSKEY. Mountain dew Whiskey-2Oo bbs
w for sale by
a29 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
(SPOOL SILK 30 spool Silk, all colors just
- received and Tor sale by
ia25 KENT, PAINE Il KENT
NEW BACON AND LARD, for sale by
IN ia "a RAGLAND Il BROTHER.
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BALTIMORE MAKERTS Jan 49,
FLoUR-We note sales to day of 1900 bbs at S. ISL
per Dbl.
GRAIN--Market unchanged.