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To the Ladies.

To Eise Ladies.
NJ A D A M ATEN
Respectfully offers her Lads. of New Orleans r
sAa treatment OF the following PROLApsus rTEpI
WHITES, PRoFusE# AND PAINFUL aIENsTRUATioN EN-
GoRsEhENT AND LIBERATION OF THE woMB
ThetreaMsnt adopted has mat the ov,o
as must asshgaiahea surgeons Of Paris London
its suco here Of which shs ample tea:mop and N.
as can refer disease
81 we Uterus, aot Of eaneerons nature DO
Madam Psysss herself III. d;,sa.. Of Id.. .d
can be consulted DALI, al her residence
my
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-14

FAsHiosABlE CLorHlsG Those who are DESTROYS If
purchasing good and fitting garments well and
durable and at low price, cannot better than Gull ut
the fashionable clothing Of G. D. Drew No Ii
street. Mr. Drew is old resident of New Orleans and
knows the style Of goods suited the climate and season.
Lie has just received large addition to his former stock
BY the steamer Crescent City which he at unusually
low prices Those who wear broadcloth and cashmere
will do well to overlook his scale Of prices in another
column aud then overlook his goods they will certainly
purchase.
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IHE HolDAYs-The advent Of the holidays Is already
being heraded in our columns by numerous notices Of
articles meet to the occasion Among others Mr. Berg.
Manu. Of No % Ghartres street. ayertisss rich assort
ment Of toys and fancy articles-French English and
serman-we worthy Of the public patronage His cry
ing babies OF which no has quite large family ma.
tive Americans in their manufacture aud warranted to
equal their living prototypes in meodiousness We COM
mend Mr. Bergmanns store to those heads of families,
who are preparing for Santa Claus
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So merry at Christmas are some they DESTROY
Their health BY disease, and by trouble their 10y:
A. Christmas mix wisdom with mirth and ne, sr fear
You'l secure the wish'd blessing, happy new year
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Thompson, .Nir01. s Co.,
No. 10 Camp street, opposite City Hotel
tB- Arsin receipt Of superior stock u
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Manufactured BY thsmslvea expressly fer Trade and
soAptiiing ths Newest Styles Of
CoATS, PANTALOoNs sad VISITS
6Q....
a. handsome assortment Of n the LAtsst sty.s II
URNISHING GOODS,
LINEN COTTON SHIRTS
ukeERsEIRTs and DRAWERS,
JoUyIS's KID GLoyH,
BUCK WOODEN GLOVES,
CRAyATs aid SCAkFa,
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF
MID SPIT UMBRELLAs a,o stc
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The RAILROAD TRouBLEs AT ERIE. PA great mob oc-
CURED at Erie Pa on the 9TH attempt
having been made to alter the gauge the railroad from
the State line cannons were fred and the peope turnea
out The track was torn up and the trains stopped Tie
depot ainthe hands of the mob, the depot
barely escaped with his life.
Bridges were demolished and the riot at the last ae
counts had not abated people being engaged in taking
the rails up
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dfookRiEs-J II Carter s Co., Nos. 10 and is Common
street advertise in this mornings paper new supply Of
groceries, selected especially for the use Of families steam
boats and hotels-al Of which they offer on the most
accommodating terms
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sions lke Judge Gotton's would upset all dsci-
sions ana unsettle all law, does tho Delta now
think y reverse Al this, BY talking Of d Judges
\ Conscience p What business has q Judge with
i conscience which Is to set aside the law
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: dAhDINEt "
WAsH1sGros, Dso l3-The trial Of George A, Caroline,
for false swearing etc., to-day in the Criminal
Court of this city,
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ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs-CHoLERA AT ssA,-The Rr;,;sb
ship Glenmanna from Liverpool arrived at Fort ackso
yesterday with large number of passengers q which
thirty-seven had died during the passage The shin
VIII be detained at the quarantine until is thoroughly
eansed and also the passengers until they in good
health.
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CAngres FeUes. s. ChiNs and Eere,..
BEACH'S FERRUGIkOUS TONIC,
nv Ia Cerssin and IpfAlbe remedy for
CHILLS and FEVER CHAGREss FEWER
AID all FEVERS Of All Intermittent Type
WEIR E4F0lgH 10 FAN
Z. D. BEACH, N. D., Chemist and AposLe,ary
Corner Of Cbares aud Custo .houss ,tYs.ta
For GALE l.oby THOMAS RANKIN,
Corner Of Camp snd Psydras streets. =
Ana BY j. sYMR,
dis st2pA1tW Corner Of Canal And e, rond.t,, .,a,
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y ousln.ss 49, Juuge VIZ
49, = q 81 ISSUE 'le iaW
49, The Amherst Exnress of M ID nit.
announces The resignation II Professor Warner,
AZ LIZ ucpai 1i1on1 - -
soFlc ana oratory and Eng llsh literature ffo-
fessor Warner having resided for several winters
| in the South. had many friends here, who very
aaar,, $3.50. az, ~, H. - ianoss. Ia fe taYnec-
- .,,,, a,,,.. -.
ee0 Win the scoiiese. A.s - -. "
views upon the suoJect " euuoseiou, his
cultivated taste the deep interest he took IN the
4 ,nor.1 and intolIectual cultivation Of the Young
asoc;atcd with the ooIlere n fnrdod
IS. ~, ~, q e 81, 80.
saro = - az 70, 8 80
tuflon tnae tne tfahihg % thelI SONS was IN sale
hands. In addition to large mental endoW-
ments and requirements. extensive travel and
,+;noo+a asooc;o +;on iii 4bo ,noet "a
.ls 80. ~
so0eosy - 81 pahts = Wy nau siseA
ProI. W. grace ana pollsh 81 manners that
peculiarly fitted him for the department of rhe-
tnric and .oratory We wish most, heartily 4,,at.
,.;s.,t .s,,a ;ts.a,,,;s =.
- es's ~
MAKE MS future nome With uS IN the South. and
NJ the head of a Southern Collepn Nv h;s rine
II Is -. a. : a.. 4.
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poison at the nstgation of Griffith She and her para
mour are in Jail to await q trial.
--=-x---------z--.x--
LARGE REcEpTs LIVE SroeK.-3T73 live hogs for the
New York markets brought the Erie Rairoad
on Thursday last The daily receipts Of hogs ever this
road for the past month"; have averaged about over
thousand The shipments over the road from Dunkirk
alone for the month Of November is S28 hogs 5000
| sheep zoos head of cattle.
|
The SAVANNAH REGATrA.-The annual meeting of the
Savannah Aquatic Club took place the 9th, and the
first race between eight cared boats Of the first
won by The Sunny South belonging to James Hamilton
Copper, by two lengths and half, bsating Randolph
spaulding Esqs The Feaiss: and John screYen, Esfs
The Flight.
In the second the Annie Bryan belonging to Ran
doph spaulding Esq having competitor passed over
the course and took the purse During the races
porary bridge erected the canal gave way and i'm
mersed about hundred persons into the water Forum
atey was drowned
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FHyHE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS,
q she mitchell DEMONSTRATION. will meet THIS
EVENING Dse at the Committee Room, Exchange
ST. Charles street, att O'clock
L. OSULLIvAN, Secretary Of
d!4 the Committee
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(sEAiENT-1500 bbls. Newark, landing from
~ chip Ghareuagas, and Tor sale BY
dla J. G. HARDILL 1 CO. u Magazine a.
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CODA ASH-40 casks, Steele 4 Sons, 70,
~ sale by J. G. HARDiLL1 CO. 81 Magazine at aI4
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H-EAY-400 bales prime Eastern Hay, landing
Premier from Bangor For apply Captain
board, 50, First District j. Il. WHITNEY 4 Co,
el C,n,p street.
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tH The Subscriber has received Arrivals large
select supply. consisting in part
ya o r .
QUINlSE-Frenoh English asd American;
MORPHINE, IODINE IODINE OF POTASH
RoWANDS TONIC MIXTURE, Asue at ,ha Pro-
Prietors' prices, by the gross dozen;
CALoAEI.
BLUE MASS, H@a"
CHLoRoEoRM. ~N #...ur. ~.
CAMf.IoR, a~.a-. ........
OPIUM,
RHUBARB,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-08

person sooAs, ,unie.s rs
pay yaen q subscription be made In advance
letter. the postage ss
paid BY vs. assumed ourselves In iu ssf
transmission.
The COUNTRY rAPER is published weekly during ks
Congress, a.d weekly during The
Subscriptions period lees will be received
pfoposlonsd o the above annual rates.
Or PosrmASTERs and ~
sending subscribers with $50 enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers $40 enclosed, will he enusd copy Of tho
furnish subscribers for, svaiis.
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were continued in the public employment up 10 The time
that the advertisement specified they would be
Those who unable 10 obtain employment were here
without any beneht from the government. They were
brought here by the advertisement OF the gov s
we'll as were those who successful in getting EN-
ployment here, Some OF them. under stand eoalinued
here and sought employment when the work was re.
suned IN The spring but preference given those
who had been formerly engaged here. Now think thai
those who Jailed To get employment the un.
fortunate Tor i is we'll known this government pays
quite as high Tor the same services is paid by
private individuals. 1t appears me that il there is any
class who deserve sympathy j is that class OF aborers
who failed to get employment here at all
The bill was then read the third time.
The question was upon the passage OF the bill. and
upon this question Mr. UNDERWOOD called for the
yeas and nays, which were accordingly ordered.
The question being then taken upon the passage OF the
bill by yeas and nays. no quorum voted there being
yeas ID, nays IL, as follows:
lEAS-Messrs. Borland. Brodhead. Cathcart, Chase,
Dodge OF Wisconsin, Dodge of Iowa, Houston, Jones OF
s,, io.n, Maagum, Rask, Seward, sumner, Wade, and
NAYS-Messrs Adams, Aichison Bradbury, Bright,
Brooke Charlton, Clarke, Davis, Downs Fish, Cieyer,
Norris peace Sebastian, Spruance, Toucey, and Under
wood-l7.
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/, the Senate then adjourned.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. 1853.

The PRESIDENT pro tenn laid before the Senate
report of the Secretary of the Senate showing the name
and compensation Of the persons employed in his ofc
during the year 1859; which read; and, on motion b
Mr. WALKER, it wa. ordered 10 be printed for the use
The SeDate
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MEDICINES
M EDIClNEs WORTHY pT-c5

MI EDICiNES WORTHY 4 PLACE -,
~ ~. = AhiLiEs.-THE MEDICINFgnTr ~,
rel;sd me- s. srs .. an Of high repute, and en-
,scylnI1enaeo as they the result ~ - sasJ are
rraetics for the last thirty years ~.
Foa ALL NERVOUS Ayvxc-,ox.
R ~ NERVOUS AND iNVi3OR4TthNn = los
ne greatest discovery in meaicaf ,. Sohc
sttnton sebs.sed s for raising up weak ee-
acts hke charm 1t gives strength ara - .o1aseaSe
ss sresI Inyigofatng properties Var ana
burn, Restessness, Nurnbness Neursies asert~
spirts, end giving power to the whoie svsss me
T9 RI IA IT'S effects Fifty csnts bos,s
SUFFER- WITH ANY PAIN.-Pain Is tha ,,s ~ho
ner OF most diseases. Cure the nsin 80 Iofefoh
the disease DR. g. ROSES PAIN IUlRE1FsGiss
an admirable preparation for rheup1atie 80 -! - -
81 Cholera Cholera NolRbn D9s 70 ass f4P a s
i 5,onscn Do@es bacf Limbs, Sides, spralns RT,
roothacne hheUnsiism, and indeed fer sny - ~
No family or traveller should be witbont ~ fHAn
i s .onooIIuI ahd rensDie preparation Il ia exesI
ct III, n and 30 cents. ~ Ootuea
Fes Co1eHs, COLDS, CRoUr, AND wgoop,,.
CoGGHs-Dr }. 5. ROSES CELEBRATFn C6Irr1lgy
S1BCP, gives immediate relief to the ssaT.t Co,1tn
whether consGmptiye proceeding from, a soIS
aiiays irritation OF the Lungs and forti6es tbs ~
and 81. ' a. ~ eeaS
CHILDREN are also liable to Group which J.,
gerous complaint yields Immediately 10 TT ! q
Roses neysr-taliing GROUP SYRUP Price n cs,ts
WHOOPlhG COUGH, another complaint slv, T-.,
worse IN cold and damp weather. The Afflicted .,}iI
iigd great reliet in the Of Dr.. y s. BoSo,.
WHOOPlNG COUGH SYRUP, which aIxars -.
heves, and prevents the disease from r1pnTy int
other diaesses. such as INFLAMAYION ~ 10
LUNGS, DRoPSY ia the CHEST, aud CONSUME.
TON. Price 50 cents.
For ALL DISEASES OF TEE KIDNEYS AND Bt,n.
DEE.-DR. J. S ROSES COMPOUND FIN ~,
EATRACT OF BCCHU.-This is decidedly ons ~
the best remedies ever used for diseases of the iS
neys bladder, &c, aud also for gouty aFeetiors. ~
ways highly recommended by the late DR.. Pbvs;cy
and many Of the most distinguished medical me-,
abroad. Price 50 cts. Ael
All of the above Preparations, with DR.. Pozs,,
Medical Adviser to Persons in Sickness and In Hejtb
to be had of .. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker, B. Wood
Purcell, LAID Co Adie Il Gray, Bennett l. Beers
A. Duyel, II. R. Duyal g. Brother, VIM. p Jadd A
Leslie, s. NJ. Zschrisson, and by dealers generally
throughout the county and State.
Sc 2l-dStaw& WY
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DICHMoND STOVE WoRKs--NEAR

A9TREDEGAk LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. RICH.
MUND, vA--BOwERS, SNYDER Il CARTER
are manufacturing at these Works, the Virginia Air
Tight" Cook Stove, four sizss, Richmond Premium
Cook Steve,' four szes, ,soathern Planter Cook
Stove of two sizes, Air Tight, Wood franklin and
Coal Franklin llian Parlor Stoves Air Tight. Wood
Franklin aud Coal Franklin "Staf" Parlor Stoves
"lrun Prince Heating Stove for Coal, Vixen" Heat
ers local ony,l three sizes, "Flute Box" Stove for
wood, OF five sizee Fronts and Crates Cast Iron Rail-
uss in great variety. Window Caps aud Sis, Ttuas-
es, Pilastres, Corniee, Brackets, Rosettoa Mirror
Frames, Dagueueolype Frames, &c, aud most de-
sorptiona of light Castings. The Richmond made
Stores hedricr than those of Northern make ara
OF nmpa construction. are conveniently applied
with loose plates to replace any that may be broken
and are warranted to give satisfaction in their one
ration. Dealers throughout the South are solicited
TO favor with their orders.
Several new ana improved patterns of Stoves are
in preparation for the business of the coming season.
The Stoves manufactured by Messrs. bowers Sny.
der and Cater the Richmond Stove Warks' have
been made my lending Stoves for the past two wears
and have found them to give my customers general
satisfaction. CHARLES ID. YALE,
Main street, Richmond Va.
Depot for Bolton Il Yale's Patent Caoric Air Fur
mace. de 2l-lm
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HARD WoRDS.-From the California Democrat
we learn that 'Mokclumne Hill blucLt rasch aur.
und ue5etiluegelt an Scbnelligkeit NIT der die &C.
baude ueLeral slch erheben, las. ale seine Sch
western IN den Bersen." We don't know whether
the other papers.
Welkswise learn from the Democrat that "Der
Damn dieser Conpagnie hat das Staicen dps E,a.
nisiauS verhirdelt, und die Miner koanteD Gess-
halo i?rtaroeiten." We SHOULD think, however.
that this could be stated without prnfsnif, ~ ;
don't see az this strengthens the remark any,
RJS tn. De-
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lady.has appeared in Philadelphia wearing an
immense old fa-hioned Leghorn bonnet trimmed
with bright plaid ribbons, aud ornamented wiz
three long white ostrich feathers, ana white lace
veil. broad striped blue calico dress, sadly =,
variance with the lace and feathers, ami a three
capped circular cloak tompIetea her cns.nfnn
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DR. GORDON HARRIS, GRADUATE

NJ OF CAMbRlDGE, GLASS 1924, FOUNDER
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY No
81 South Gay street, opposite the Exchange build
ing and Post OHice-rhose requiring medical or sur
gcal aid, by applying to DR.. h, may secure skIluI
treatment and advice, while all communications viii
be sacredly shielded BY the Egis of professional
honor
Aware of the difficulty with the public to discrfnni
nate in a newspaper advertisement between the gem
uine and skillful physician and the spurious preten.
sions of the designing and dangerous quack. DR. H
will cheerfuiy give, when applied to- such private
references viii fully satisfy all who require his
services.
BEWARE OF EOSTRUNSt
Avoid the Patent Elixrs, Compounds and Coraials
advertised to cure all persons under varied forms OF
disease.
AS the constitution and habits of individuals differ
reason teaches the remedy cannot be suited TO
all alike, and that disease only be safely and eF
ectualy eradicsted by audicious application Of pro-
per remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED!
practical experience of over Is years enables Dr.
TO insure sound and speedy cure in certain class
OF diseases, which have too long been yielded by
regular physicians to the hands of quac kerv He
may be consulted confdentialy either in person or
BY letter
Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
d letter to DR.. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Ma
ryland.
All communications confidential.
Remedies sent by mail express to any part Of the
United States, oc Ism
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Apaper tells Of market woman who, last fall
was was holcin2 some pumpkins in her apron, when a
poking them with lbs rattan, oxslsiooin@ ~ 'ooa
you don't call them large happa; they sjnt 'alfae
large as we ave in Hold HeneiandH ~ innlnsf
them amt apples them is only blackberr1es,o re
piled the woman.
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GHosT.-On Friday ii last week negro was
hung near this place and buried. On Saturday
night two or three young disciples Of Is ula Plus
intent upon prosecuting the science determined
TO exhume the subject for the purpose of dis3ec-
ton. These, with few supernuueya.ies together
with two three negroes % perform the labor re
paired TO the graveyard OF the ccorei people when
they were taken all aback by ungartbly sound!
The negroes were al work liz the grave, the young
s.ers all standing around in silence, when bark!
upon the midnight air deep and thrilling groau is
heard! The night was calm and still, not a Leaf
moved upon lis stem, and millions OF dewdrops
lay sparkling in the moonlight like syangles upon
an ancient costume! It. was just such Eight as q
ghost would pick to walk abroad III! All in breath
less silence, with hair end, looking in the direc
ton whence the sound proceeded, wheD, sudden az
thought, tall and ghastly looking form stood be,
fore them, clad in the habinents of the tomb! A
wild and terrifi; escaped the lips Of some CT
the company, who flea in disinay 10 various divec-
tions, whilst others. it is sad Frightened out Of tn
use of their limbs, stood rooted to the spot The
negroes, with yell, bounded from the haIEooen-
ed grave and fed, one OF them declaring that the
day OF judgment had come in the nigt aud that he
saw at least hundred spec:res bursting from the
graves One or two of the followers of Galeu il :
said took the road to Tennessee and mi1ht have
been ruCnine yet had not III cir legs ref ed to er
form their office. The ghost was a misrhieyqus
wag who, thiI6tiug to see lsutvatc eEyelJ2cd Lis
person in sheet and conceal himself in tie crave
yard He not only saw ioot.race but had the
pleasure. before the fun over of an ergaia,eB-
tai kaowIsdge of how IA ghost has to run To keen
from being pelted to death with brick-bats!-Abi1G-
don Prgini2a.
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APLENUID PIANO EUhIES-J. 4.
~ BELFlN has just received from the celebrated
manufacturers of Messrs. Nunr's Il Co, Gilbert Co.
ana Burns, number of their elegant toned PIANOS
with all the modern improvemenCs-and IS they come
from manufacturers who stand unrivaed, their tone
ana durability cannot be surpassed-whch he will
sell low
He also has on hand large lot of FURNITURE Of
bis own manufacture, made of Rosewood, Walnut,
Oak and Mahogany, made up in the best style; anG
for workmanship cannot be surpassed in this or the
Northern markets, being all made BY hand and not by
machinery.
UNDERTAKING.-He still keeps on hand large
lot of COFFlNS, and vii give his individual asten.
ton 10 all oTds;a iefk at ms WaishoaAe, where
can always be found.
ap A-dd.ets ]. A. RELVIN, Governor 81
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4 CUE AND FEVER CURED IN 6

4 CUE AND FEVER CURED IN s
"A H0URS.-NRGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID
On. SEAT have tried, and given 10 be tried your
Fluid which you attribute the property of breaking
tever better than Qunine. Tho results of the trials
made here In the fall of 1882 in about 80 cases
hone of them ight-have been radically cured
with from 10 doses of tho Fluid. Among the cases
mere are three that are extremely remarkable. The
"tst case had resisted various Treatments and phys
tlhhe tnr - mGBths and cured entirely IN one
month with the Fluid The second had resisted
-nutlhoGf doses OF Quinine during years, and was
cuted WIN few doses OF the Fluid. The third case
ne patTh had the fever for years, had been stuffed
"lh eulnine to no purpose, and cured with
lew doses OF thu Fluid II LECOMpTE
JanuarY 9th. lRra : =
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SAWS, SAWS, SAWS ofevery descrip:

~ tIOn, llaHuIaCtuTed AIlu hOIu y
TOLAND L. BURGER
10th, between Main and Gary streets, Richmond, Va
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for
All Saws stamped TOLAND BURGER, warranted
to give satsacu0n II not, being fairly tried will
be exchanged or the money elunded.
Strengthening. re-toothng and repairing of all kinds
done At the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular Saw, either large small, that cannot
straghten, no matter from what cause or how badlg
it may have been sprung or buckled.
All Circulars warranted to true.
..de lG-6u
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n b. LUCK, STOCK AND LAMB
VI WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST
STOCKS bought and sold Commission. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
~ Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of X France Co. will be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
business of r.. France l. Co. addressed to them
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
ny2 C. b. LUCK.
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rT,o THE CITIZENS OF vIRGINTA

Il You would be astonished TO behold the steadv
cettsin onward rogress continually made By Bakers
celebrated BI1TEso III the saeetIons interes,s ann
confidence of all who have availed themselves OF
their valuable medical aid. Dyspeptics of long suf
erna. are be ginning to discover that these Bitters
IRE the only true remedy TO be obtained for their dis
cases, aId hundreds. who had given up ali hope Of
reiet, since using them have been made to re; dice
and be glad In their discovery. There is no humoug
about these Bitters and though at times, in cor
own notices, make grand display of words, which
to some may sound like ''ciap trap" object in
doing is not to deceive the public but merely TO
induce the afflicted to try them, feeling confident
that fair trial will at commend their virtues to
the most iucredulous. For Cholics, ndgesou, Loss
of Appetite, etc, these Btters are an excellent rem
edy; and for delicate females and infants they have
superior.
Price 50 cents per bottle For sale by Messrs. PDI
cell, Lidd Il Co., Bennett l. Beers, Alexander
DuVa Adie & Gray, CDaIles Millspsugh, and Drug
gsts generally throughout the city Also, by Todd
Christian, Peter burg; ID. r. Lyman, Lyncbburg; King
Toy, NorfoiA; DR.. Il. Camm, Williamsburg.
Lty urucfs addressed to X. BAKER, .kichInouo
Va, will receive prompt attention. de 81