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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-18
OBITUARY

Obi ARI.
Died, on 3lst Dec, 1852, at the Amelia Springs
JOHN Q. WILSON, son of Thomas and Malta
Wilson. in the 25tA year of his age.
The circumstances attending the death of this
young man, of such character that his
friends and relatives have for ioy rather than
sorrow in the consolfng reflection that "ther loss
is his eternal gain
The wonderful power and mercy of God were
signally dsplayei in his conversion on a bed of
sickness and suffering
Two days before his death, when symptoms of I'm.
equivocal danger presented themselves, he evoted
himself TO earnest and ncessant prayer for the for
givenees of his sins not in the wildness of terror
or with the gloom of despair, but evidently with
str ng hope, and even confidence in the Willingness
Of the Savior to hear and answer. After night spent
IN this manner, during which the anxiety of his
afflicted friends became almost greater than thew
could endure, the tones OF earnest suppcation
were suddenly exchanged for those of joyful, til
umnhant assurance that his prayers had been mel
cituAy answered, mis- sins forgiven and he had now
but one desire-"to depart and be with Christ"
With words of the tenderest affection and with
an expression of tranquil happiness rradiating his
pale features he now besought his beloved parents
and brothers and sisters to prepare to reioin him
IN that heavenly world to which he felt himself so
rapidly fastening.
At this time he begged that further medical treat
meat mi ght be abandoned as he had lost all desire
LOT HE, and would only regret recovery. But upon
being reminded that 1t was a part of his DUTY to
submit TO such means were adapted TO
bis CAFE, he instantly acQuesced, evidently desiring
only 10 dc what right, under all crcun .tauces
Itmay be proper TO mention here, that from the
commencement of his sickness until within the last
four or five hours OF his life his mind was unusually
clear, and free from disorder or confusion of any
kind.
From the time he professed himself TO have
"passed from darkness int light" there seemed to
be 20 shadowing cloud dim the brightness of his
hope, but ne waited in calm and tranquil anticipa
uoh OF the summons which was to translate him to
that better world where there shall be no more
death, neither sorrow crying"
One OF his remarks has Significance to which il
would be well for the living to take heed twas
this i have been seeking for happiness all m y
life, but never knew it before"
An appropriate funeral discourse was preached
by the Rev Johns, to attentive and deeply at
fected auditory, at his fathers residence Oh SUNDAY
morning, January I'd, from the text, "Godliaess Is
profitable unto all things"
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WHIPPED -Grsndson Miles, slave to ;. D.
Qasrles, arrested without pass, Sunday evening,
and with wood in his possession supposed TO be
solen, waa, On yesterday, convicted al tbs Mayors
court, and ordsled ten lashss
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MOTTO E.-AH persons are warned against
II ding for or receiving negotiable Note, drawn
By Hugh Watt, and endorsed by Il Payne t,r
SOB 20, Ga,ed the 24th October, 1852 at noaths,
which note was mailed to person In New York
the 4th december, 1852, ana has not reached lis
destination IA Ie-2t
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DIscHARGED.-LeWis Cromwell, free negro ar
rested with Rockbridge papers, by Waterman Reed,
was, yesterday, dis charged with order to re-
turn to Rockbridge, or obtain city register.
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observation-disclosures Miller, convicted OF threat.
ening to assault James Bowers on the 18th instant
was, on yesterday, required give security in the
sum OF $50 for future goo3 behaviour.
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- n. W. srARKE, Attorney at

n. w. sTARKE, Attorney nj
Law and Notary Public.-Pr Practices
in all the Courts of Henneo County and hicnmono
citv. ASA Notary Public particular attention WIZ
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gin or out Of
his ofice) Proof aud Acknowledgements o. De ,ios
ReIinouishrnenis of Dover, &c. Claims Tor colec-
tion entrusted to him, promptly attended TO-
Office removed 10 No 3d. three doors above C.y
Hotel,on North side of Main s.rest. Richmond, va
do l-lv
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DRUNK Adam SmiIista, arrested for drunken
ness by 1t, Whea. Ga Saturday night, W as, on yes
terday, discharged, being his first sppearan &c.
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Cry causcrI.-This body held an adjourned
meeting In the Chamberlains ONCE al c'o'.'
yesterday evening. In the absence Oh tue rie'i-
dent, Mr.. Myers Mr. Allen was ca ih'd 10 tue onsi'
Present-Messrs. Allen, Mills, Scott, McCance' mo-
binson, Richards, Hill, Denoon, Haskins' saunders
and Darlington.
zlLgued-giIls of DR.. Taylor for holding post
mortem examination, and of Mrs. "oodccck ior
educating INDECENT children, and Of City Attorney
were rs por,ed from Finance Committee ana al
| lowed
| Tar-On motion of Mr. Scott, the following re-
solution was adopted:
Resogred That the Finance COMMITTEE De Ia
structed TO enquire into the expediency o.
| tax upon the legal and medical profession IN Tue
same proportion tnat taxes are levied upon pei soH
/ IN other employnents.
Gas.-On motion of Mr.. Scott the following re
solution adopted:
Resolred That the Gas Committee be instructed
| to enquire into the expedIency OF reducing the
price OF gas and of charging the city with the cost
| or such part thereof as they may deem ADVISABLE
| of lighting the city lamps.
| GrGdiag.-On motion of Mr. Darlington the t1l-
| lowing resolution was adopted
RESOLVED That the Com missio1ers OF Streets
geaeralIy enquire into the expediency OF curblng
| and grading both street, from Craze to Broad
| street.
| City Engineer, SC On melton, the ordinance
establishing the Office of Engineer, and amending
| the ordinance concerning the Commissioners and
Superintendent and the Oveseers of the city hands
was taken up for consideration. After its reading
and brief discussion it was laid the table and
made the special order for Monday evening next.
| Negroes - An ordinance prohibiting the unlawful
assembIage Of negroes was taken up and passed
We have already published this ordnance in full
"he Council then adj burned to meet on Monday
evening next.
| SENT GS.-The continued case OF Edward Wo
| erkek not Washa IS recorded By the police Satur
| day, charged with stealing saddle valued at ten
| dollars, from Edward Hubbard, Friday evening
last, came up before MS Honor yesterday. The ex
animation proved the finding of the saddle in the
possession of Woerkek, who contended that he
| found It in the old field, Shockoe Hill The Mayor
sent the case on for examination before the Grand
| Jury Of the Hastings Court the 18th February
next, and admitted Woerkek to bail in the sum of
| two hundred dollars
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Nj OTECE.-Tne attention OF the quo! els called
" to toe sale OF large Is. OF fine Havana and
Principe Cigars, Of all grades and Brands. IT A
HAkkINGIUN'S Tobacconist, corner of ION and
Main streets ia ls-It@
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RETURNED DR.. Kidwell, of Marion county, who
has been confined to his room, by severe sickness,
on yesterday took his seat in the House of Dele
gates
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E@ 1t was Discovered, about 70 years
ago In the county OF King and Queen, BY Pay
scau eminent in his profession tnat Asietic Cnoi-
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Choic, Dysentery,
Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw ana many other nervous and
spgsmodic diseases OF very dangerous character
copld be easily cured Since that time he hes
moved that fact to hundreds Of feow.citizens,
and can prove it to as many as viii try DUVAL' 5
FAMILY ANTLSpASMODiC, the peoples favorite
Medicine. They can set it from PURCELL, LADD
81 CO., or any Druggist IN the city see advertise
ment du o-ota"tS
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- Change OF Hours IHcreasea
~ Rate OF Speed.-5ee what Adams q

~ Rate OF speed.-5ee what Adams
Co are doing for their patrons! The Express now
leaves Baltimore at O'Clock d. In cEafge on e1
nerienced md trusty agents. and arrives in Rich
mond at 5K M. Goods ordered BY this morn
ug's mail, viii be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and west no"
closes Mt Il p n-arriyes in BALTIMORE at an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, tnst
By this change they will De greatly accommodated.
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland ior safe
at this Office. ADAMS o. %,
nos I4th street. Richmond. Va.
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SALE There i'll be sale OF superior Horses
and Buggies, by Mr.. r Cauthorn. ten O clock this
morning, at Mr. Peasanss's old stand on 18th street
between Franklin AMI Grace streets.
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The Hon. William r. King embarked n,
Saturday afternoon, on board the United SIs,as
steamer Fulton, for Havana, and the yesseI
soon after got under way, on her VOYAGE. NJ
hns was accompanied by two Ladies. b;s
nleces' and his private secretary. The sin.
ceresI good wishes of his friends and the
country, and fervent hope thar his haai,b u ',ie
be restored or materially improved nv chs n'ay
OF climate, 60 with this eslinable and $50
public serVant.-National Iatellieencer- ii"
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~ HOoRand,s tserman BItters. prepar

81 HOONaHU7S <FtEIsitI o 2 : = \
ed aud sold by Dr.. Jackson at the German Medical
Store I2O Arch street, Philadelphia daily increase
in their well deserved celebrity for the cure OF all
diseases arising from arrangement OF the liver
These Bitters have, indeed, proved a blessing to
the afflicted, who show their gratitude by the most
lettering testimonials. This medicine has estao-
Fshed for itself a name that competitors, ho"e'e
wily their schemes, or seductive their promises,
cannot reach 1t gained the public confidence oy
the immense benefits that nave been derived from
it, AMI wi ever maintain It's position.
ia l-3taW
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The CoEcERr.-The success last night was
immense. There were sixteen hundred per.
sons IN The house. Particulars tomorrow,
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CoMMITTED.-Wiey Scott, merge, who said he
was free, was, on yesterday committed for want Of
register.
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NOTICE TO J0LRNEYMEN Is 90 4
~ AND SHOEMAkERS.-rhree four fist
rate Administrations or five Snoemakcrs 70 work
On weted aud channe! shoes, and five or six Brogae
makers viii Ina steady employment by applying
to ALEA HILL,
ia ID l27 Main street
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NT1TT1JE 40 WHOM IT May CG1A-

NTOTICE TO WHOM At MAY Cba-
~ CERN.-A person came IN my store on tee
20 IF en- last aud represent I'd himself as owning
a hue farm near Richmond and number OF negroes
to work it, and sympathzed with me ia my misor-
tunes, anu, by way of showing his kindness, pu.-
chased Of me set OF Coacn Harness ard prom
ised to paw for them out OF his crop al wheat aud
as he mas not complied after number Of prom
ises and s. all OF his property is maze to his
family the trustee having refused to pay the bin,
This notice is TO cauou him that unless ne calls and
paws for the harness he purchased, l think i. a
sc6unirely act, and will publish his came in full.
in IS-3t< JOSEPH H. COLQUiTT ACT.
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pAGUERRKOTYPEs.

Would you keep tn zee priceless treasures,
Memories Of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mouldngi
MoUL SON can take, with brief endeavor,
Fars and form that last forever.
A truthful, life-like, finely finished portrait or
rin;s,nre OF a relative friend, severed from Us
-, d;sfance or death, who would not prize and de.
sf ~ IN possessi clear, rich toned durable Da
gnerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority unsurpassed
oo either side the Atlantic
onr nriro for one Of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR com lete, and warranted to please
or no sale. ,,,,..., -
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens. ,o>,r, -
I,bserve the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sky and side Light Daguerrean Gallery Ito Main
street. 80
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\. HE ACCIDENT AT RKADIEG.-By the sts.r,
,tt1,l explosion at Reading, Pa. last Tuesdsv
~e ~. ppS 1,ad John Eler and P. shenfelder
BREEDER, and John Beatty wounded. "''ilef' j.
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& OaT-On Saturday evening, BOND tor $685.
! 4 sigued by George w. Toler, aud payable to w
r Richardson twill be due on tie 18Th January,
I9l3 Payment Of the same has been stopped. The
indar viii please leave it at this office.
ia l8-lt@
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THE PoRT OF TAMPIco Crospr ,r,
Mexican Secretary of the IRE, sprv haS "a nc
ed the ConsulGeneEaI of Mexico in NJ
York. TO inform The public that the no,, Nv"
iampco is closed 10 interior and EVA, Vie. u
trade IN consequence thereof, no paners no,
oe delivered for vessels clearing for the ss;a
poTt. '"e sac
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DIsoRDERLT.-Joseph Hawkins was, on yester
day, committed to jail for disorderly conduct.
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1T71TTCE,-HlGH CUNSTABLEo SALE
N III. sale of the Stable advertised to take place
on Monday, the I7Ih inst, mas been postponed until
"wednesday, the 18th commencing at l0o'c.ock,
at the place arOre mentioned
Tstds B BLAIR. r. G. G. R.
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NEW BOOKS JUST kkCEIEEu BY
" A. MOGEIS.-The Pictorial Field BOOK OF the
ReVoiulion, or Illustrations OF Pen and Pencil III
tee History, Biography Scenery, Relics aud Tradi-
lions OF the War of Independence, By Ben Loe-
sing, with several hundred Engrayiugs Wood,
Cy Losing G. Ea-Tltt chiefly from Cri snal sketch
from the author, in two vols
C0rrielle and his ftxAss, by NJ GuizOt,
KodopAus, Franconia Story. BY tho author of
the tOiU Books,
Elements OF Geology, by Alonzo Gray, AN,
American Missionary MISUNDERSTANDING Bio.
graphical and Historical Sketch es-Edited oy Il w
Pisrson, AM, WIN numerous engraving
Ia L.
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70 The astonishing Cures performed

nstUhsuAuE tuEtb
on persons residing in our own city, by Carter's
Spanish Mixture, in a large number OF cases OF
almost hopeless diseases, has excited the utmost
wond er in the public mind Neuralgia Rheuma-
tism, Fevers, Eruptions on the skin. Liver Disease,
Scrofua, Kidney Diseases, Ulcers, Old Sores Mer-
cural Disease, and Female Com plants, yield to
this singular remedy like magic.
The public requested to observe that the EVIL
dences in favor of Carriers Spanish Mixture are
from gentlemen of h ii standing in this city, VINO
have either been cured themselves VINO have
cured others by its and in that respect differs
from the number of medicues pulled up by Ger
thcates from persons in parts unknown.
~ For thirteen years this valuable article has
been benetitting the pubic, and hundreds have
thanked the inventor for restoring health when
despair had well nj Oh driven to the grave.
Recoect that each bottle bears the name of
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists
No l25 Main street, Richmond.
None other is genuine. Price 81 per bottle, or 6
bottles for IS.
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
JAZZ
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RS PRIVATE DWELLING on STU
- STREET, OPPOSITE BURR'S FOUNDRY,
80 aALE-Trhe subscriber is authorized to sch
a newly erected Brick Dwelling on the West side
f ri, street Composite t. Burr's foundry now in
IN. 1-runanev Of Mr VIM J Mccoy. II contains
r15rns and suitabe for a dwelling for 3 large fam
i.y, or tor boarding house. apply %
IA lS-:}t+ w 'ODDAS
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Having fully deter mined to dice Jatinue the
Dfy 9Soas business viii sell { # my entire stock
az ano below cost, for cash only consi sting in BAR
o. Cancoes at Cents per yard, Gingharns al ca.
mouseiines at Cd, Alpsccas at Iss cts Merinos Ar
in time. ~ sNSonS N"Ai
ia Ia oo5 p,oSI 80,
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DT ED.

On the 14th inst, at the residence of her son in
law, Nj VIM Evans, of this city, Mrs MARY PAT
RICK, after three days illness, in the 18th year of
her age; and on the 18TH in Philadelphia, MARY
JANE, only daughter of Robert and Maria Sawyer,
and granddaughter of Mrs Patrick, aged 10 years,
after long and painful illness, which she bore with
perfect resignation.
How blessed are my friends, bereft
OF all that can burthen the mind,
How blessed are the souls that have left
Iheir wears lme bodies hehind
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EEE Z. Bakers Premium Rit.ers-Hard
TO beat-Sti1l they come.-Edgwo od Henrico
Coz Baker Esq-l hereby certify that have
used your Bitters in my family, for ID or 80 years
End found them to be first rate family medicine
and have found them to effect everything thst has
been said of them. Ii is also my opion that ner
sons In the constant use of them viii never he az
tackled with the Ague and Fever.
Signed. GARLAND HAkEs.
Richmond, Va, 1S52.-E. Baker Esc Dear 81, &.
This is TO certify that my wife has been suffering
with the Dyspepsia for three or four years and has
been entirely relieved from the use Of TWO hottls
OF E. Bakers Premium Bitters. My mother has
sso been subject to the nervous headache for seve
raj years and found immediate relief from the usa
of the above Bitters.
Respectfully, HENRY RAIL
Pr1ce only 5ocents per bottle To be had at the drug
stores of ~e
Purcell Ladd l. Co A Bodeker. Adie 4 Crsv gsn-
nett Beers, Gaynor Wood and j Picof MAJ
street; II Blair, VIM Ladd, and Seabrook & Raavs
Broad street, Richmond, Va No ~
.Eg Pratt's Daguerrean Gallery. No l45
Man streei-Messrs. Editors: P!ease publish iha
iouo"ng Testimonials: "a very superior iikenes.
hooert lnoFp. Very like" koger A PRYOR. Fdi.
t9r southSlde Democrat Likeness executed an
periAtively good" J. w. Roberts a. give Mr. prst,
te preference to all the world in ,akiny pictures
T. r. uoodwln, Louisa coupiy. Mr. Pratt eeg3
oat u ttlal aud success viii be inevitable" David
hoooy Mr.. Pratt S pictures are as good or b.,,sr
imam have yet seen,' w. !. MeDowter Aim Igu
nam :" The daguerreoiypes in MIR Pralt's eoii..
uon equal any have seea in London lao Ten.
nsa. ; Editor OF the Herald Of the Kingdom ana
noll
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T To the Public.-Your attention is in
vited to the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
which MlEHlS IL WATSON are daily Issuing from
their gallery. No 35k Main street. Mansion House
daily, are heard to exclam: they are the best I've
ever seen they are certainly the most natural
looking eyes ever saw. AS we have never re-
sorted to humbug, or tried 70 write ourselves into
notice, We ask the public to csa and judge for
themselves. You are also notified that our prices
are as low as any in this city. Don's forget the
place, Ms 354 Main street, Mansion House
no 80 MINIS L. WATSON.
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SPECIAL EE, NOTICE -AsroNIsHlNG now

NPECIAL NOTICE ASTONISHING now
~ CHEAP THESE GOODS ARE Full vsrd
VIDE oleached Cotton, sixpence unbleaehed dn
saule price, os wide, 10 Cts; ali wool white and red
r,anbes, ~ cents; blue silk Lace Wells IS cents
oiack DO, very cheap; Swiss Cambria Edyinys
a a thsefnhgs, l2H eta and finer; Linen Cafnbric
A1oAtsr slApence and timer; Irish Linen 37k cspts
he.fluaac Prints, suitable for this season and w.
TSnIea last coiors, sIxpeace cotton and yyoolen
HoSe at nlnepenee ana higher, and great MANY
80 sooos 100 numerous to mention such as
hiooons, Md Goyes, white and Lsce Gonds R,h
DIGS Ed.Iags, worked Hdkfs ana Cellars Vs,ys,s
clhs, oatns and Fi0rences, viii be offered a, snrh
chaseys ~ "'eHaoh Vi p1I-
IN ORDER to sell many goods ss uo,sih,. With,
- 'on'h, persons purchasing by the piece or
uozel, considerable deduction I'm ihs neal -.
will be made J Mil : uIS..a s' ss "a PRICES
j. IS 90 - 49,
SUPEkI0k QUALITY CL0rUTNE Az
~. nGocCEo thiCES.-J. d GOODaAN. No
tSs Main street is now Offering his entire .toek 81
heaVy Winter Clothins. viz ''0eA "a
Ever Ever Goats Of every style aud quality
Dsoness, r rocks AID Sacks, OF ali qualities
cashmere Pants aud Vests
eIho Under Sairts Drawers, Sc sc
sAVa.iy reduced prices IAose who have ma,
''e'fts' can no" ma great bargains al
~. ID GOoDMAN'S
\, no la Gain street, opposite Eas!e Saa,ra
~, ~ p-l nave on hand ase, good assoT,,nee, nt
. A'uhSs and Carpet Bags, whien a.n excoedioplv
aoA'oas 10 close out.
ia 70 Inc
phiAE CLOVER sEAD.-I3V bags sIricr.
" prlme Ia store and for safe by
- "a 1s-aw FRY q N'CANDLIsH.
RACON siphs.-i5 hhla prlrae Wgslor,-. la
rs BACON d BAsEERviLL.
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~ Read and Profit by it.-Do

E# Read and FRONT by Cs-D0 On
suffer with any pain If you do DR.. Roses Pain
Neck Pains in the Face, in few minutes 1t cures
quickly, Pain the Stomach or Bowels. Cures ChIl-
blans Coras and any irritationOn the feet 1t acts
like charm for Pains the Side Lin bs or Back and
for Rheumatism from sudden cold, it Is magical IN
its effects. Ia bottles, II 12, p and 80 cents.
The best Cough syrup in the w Orlds-
Dr. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
proceeding from cold 1t alIays any irritation of the
Lungs and fortles the system against future attac
In bottles at 30 cents and 81.
For Bilious Habits and bad Colds
If you are bilious, you require purgatlVe medicine
If you have bad cold you should remove II from the
system. If your Liver of order, you Will have
cold fee variable appetite and yellow skIn-take
Dr. Roses Anti Bilious Railroad Pills, and you will
be relieved from all bad feelings In boxes II IL
and % cents.
DIR. Roses Celebrated C0rdial.-For
Nervous Affections, Heart Disease, &c, &c.
The astonishing happy effect this medicine has upon
the Nervous STEM in aaylng all disturbances or IT.
rtation also for curing Palptaon and Heart Disease
well as invgoratins the constitution, enhvenlng
the spirits, and restoring the weak and nervous from
any cause, has created great demand tor 1t from all
parts of the country. 5Ocents per bottle.
All the above valuable medicines, with DR.. Roses
Medical Adviser, be had at all the Drug Stores IN
Richmond. IA IA
EFF Likenesses of Small GhildreB.-
Parents avail;ng themselves OF the best oppor-
tunity to procure the best Lkenesses of their Chill
dren. SIMON3 stands unrivalled in this branch OF
the art. His Pictures OF Children and Family
groups, are very beautiful Copies of Portraits,
DagueI reolypes, &c, are very fine also.
NJ. P. SIMONS,
jal4 ISL Main street.