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DIR. GORDON HARRIS.
GRADUATE Of CAMBRlDi3g.
CLASS 1874.

1 foUSDER OF THE al
BALTIMORE LOCK laFih1akY.
NO 81 Seath Gay ST..
opRosts me Exchange Building and Poss Oftcs
ItaosE recurring medical or surgical aid bv
applying TO Df H., may secure skliu trsst-
ment and sd vice, while all CO n will -
nor. =. .'s'
aware Of the difficulty with the pablo 70 discrs-
u - "a newspaper advertisement between the
seuuino sno sSiai physician and the spurious pre-
e Tnstons OF tne designing and dangerous qnsck, Or
% VIZ. rneeTfuiy give. when sppiisd -. such pri.
saae Feef aaces as will fatty satisfy ali who require
hrs services
BEWARE OF HosrgUAsi
:, AVOID the Pa:eat Elxirs Compounds and Cor.
e.siss advertised to cure all persons under Varied
tcrns Of eisease.
As .he Constitution and habits Of ind.vidusls 5s.
ier, reason teaches the rem sdy caon.t -.
sased 70 ala alike, ana that disease caa oals b., sss
~ aad eHscsaai'y eradicsied 81 kdic.o1s apoiics
ton oi proper remeuies.
- ATTENTION INVITED,
practical expesisnes of over Is wears enahs..
DR. h 70 insure .ound aud spssdy cure In : ear
isia class OF diseases W hiah have too long bSso
yielded by regular pa siclas to tao haads n aa.s
cry. he aay be consulted conaaeatialy. e,,a.r ia
pefson or By loster
Persons at . distance cured at hona he aaar..-
ding letter 10 DE- GORDON HARRIS. Bs.simsr.
Mars land S. 9s.s'75..'@
Al COMMUNICATIONS confi asnsia,
. ksmsd.ss scat 81 asa Of express 70 any part a
sne oneo 0ss'es' je22- 3ms
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Rev. Dr.. IVES The Freemen's Journal
states shat DIR. lves has written a volume. en-
titled "ihe trials Of spirit in its prog ress 10
wards Cathoicty, or letter 10 his friends, ~
L. 5. Ives, formerly Bishop of The Protestant
Episcopal Church in North Carolina" Its
stated thrt ne wrote it in Rome, and is about
visiting London TO sup lntend its publication.
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ts5 , r RAH q sT0Ck.-i Am -
>sssaNnow II recsto: of nv spring stocs of ssaE3
sooas' consisting OF Hasa, Caos Boots, Shoes,
trunks. CARPET Bags and Umbrella I dean, n
nseoiasa 70 oarncaisrize suf1ee It 70 ssy shss my
500 eoinorises ali Ene new styles of goods, and
atp'n ths mosI approved manufacturers of all the
Noffnsrn cfres. 90 wnish invite the attention OF
purchasers. assuring snsra ,na: no pains shall be
spared 10 please shsra- JMO THOMPSON,
40 Ne az Maia a.rest
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Mr.. Roeri G. Thomas, OF PensacoIs, fors
merry OF Portsmouth, Va, has received The co
poin!ment OF master carpenter in the Uni,ed
STATES Navy to fill the vacancy accustomed by
the deaEh Of Francis Sapee.
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- sPEc'E MoyEarsT I,
800 al ohIdinfr from an expIoriny $50.
sa sn '"'o the bowels Of on old spans, sh;a
81 1,1 o. NJ the island CT Margari,s. on he sp
~ ssns zasis. 10 1915 With large aaaa,', s'
a,,ss s:s on hoard. ssama Of tho silver .,,,I,.,s
.donn 80. ~ tie Lsfaastine have bean ser =
s''A 'as'i 'hsy are Amos. black. sec"
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The RETRAYER OF GERMAN REPUBLICANS,
"A COMMITTEE OF Germans. il Cincinnati, have
investigated the affair OF DIR. Jnnghaus and
satisfactory evidence it is alleged has beea
produced 10 them to satisfy them tina, he !, the
identical man who betIayet the two republican
Germans 10 the Government of W;5,emhurg
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49, ,a~s II
sStss5 saeS II
STSRSE1NsA CEaria1sI4 GEAiLh1ADs-

!s5s go, !9s sss;
Y SUMNER ARkAnGE::EN'2 VISITORS 20
the Springs may expect more comfort ~ this
ru,e than ever baip,e sad II yhe cost of meals Is
considered, 40 other nsata oGeca lower fare The
-oat 10 open 10 tao bBse Of the Blue Ridge. ana me
rails ROW being laid between Waynesooroasn and
Staunlor. it will be in opera IoD this season.
Ire Stage line Ia under 1hs management ct J
L Hei55elI so u5ii known 20 the public.
Cars Leave Richmond, daily al 6is = e anS the
Western terminus OF the Railroad al Il : II.
Dn1,y Connection,
To Rockbridge Alum Springs, iare------ 80
white Sulphur, passing tie Alum, " arn1
and Hot springs. ~..--------.----%o 90
Bath Alum ------.-----------~'--. . .
Warm Springs-- 1890 - -
hot SpTlngs-- S.So
Lexington. W
CGlpepper oO
"DAr Stnges arrive in Staunton st O'Clock
", and leave next morniag ay Express sise,
at A M-apspd the night at S00dTard's jackson
River Hotel and reach the WISE Sulphur at 10 A
IL second day from S.sun:on.
Chartered Coaches 10 travel as the party wishes,
can be engaged at Richmond the following
terI1s: The ir.sidaof the coach be secure it 8
vega Of carrying the allowed be9aasssp r fJf 1 se
number OF passengers paid for
'-for the farther comfort Of passengers
we snail run an ncC0mrIO dafio 1--we of Coaches
which Will leave Staunton after breakfast stop for
the night at the Bath Alum Warm Springs, as
they may d'sire, and reach the White Sulphur next
evening" guaranteeing that there sSGl3 BE- no aisAt
yIree8."
We will also keep az the Warm and Hot Springs
cach, a coach 70 accommodate visitors going West
CT Ea.t, who may no. find seats in the regular i.e
VIM P. FARISH IL co,
BY J. l.. hEIsKELL, Agent.
Tr1. Weekly Connection.
Ta Lynchourg. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
says, going Up; Iare-- 80
SerVants travelling without their masters must
lea Te pass with The Tickle. agent and also sbsyy
another TO the Conductor
Az extra charge Will be made Il passengers do
not obtain tickets + z GILL
Superintendent Transportation
M Washington passengers may 90 by the
Junction aud reach that city in "a hours from
stanton, taking me night train OF the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
el2 E H. Glib, Supt
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g.. ARTIFICIAL T4 H
~ GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M

r ARTIFICIAL TENT H
49, GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
" ES<yS&TS EPROVEMEaT.-The undersigned
have purchased the right TO use Dr.
Aliens Patent Improvement IN the mode of insert
ing artificial teeth, which lie Of the greatest and
most important inventions made in this branch
of the Dentists art
TIE Improvement: consists in the employment OF
metal superior 10 gold in purity, and In the conn
plete union OF all the teeth by silic;ous compound,
which at the time forms the most beautiful and
natural looking gum, and iiiing up all crsvices and
irregularities and and rendering timpossi5le for the
teeth to become unpleasant ~ the wearer by tina
accumulation of partcles of food other su5stan-
ces between them. No other mode of mounting
artificial teeth is comparable to this in any respect
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way, aud giving satisfactorily aTe invited TO try
this invention which they can do at but little add
tional cost.
We saall be pleased to show specimens Of this
kind of work, 10 sny persona VINO viii call al our
Office whether they want artificial teeth or not
WAYT s. MHHONY Dentists,
my l7-d&w,s Off;ce 209 Main strees
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GU r. CARRIAGES, CARkI, GEs.
- - 3he snnacrioer nss on hand, a. his
Coacn Insklns establishment, on Lombard Alley
between Main and Carr (I3tn and ,4.5 .,re.,sp
near the Columbian Eotai. Coacnes, Cbar;o.teesn
6aroachsa bnggies. vita and without .oos. and
sulkies, all Of his own make of the hes. material.
ana WORKMAN sniD-ail OF which Will be sold 80 Low
nond and respectfully Asia call from tboss N
"ana OF any arroie in the Carriage line "a am de-
seruiEed 70 make 10 order and sal :, ina Ioyyes,
prices possible; and al work soid sLa. Ia new gsy
raniaS. "'
ap 4-d5ra NIraJau n,nf-yr,.
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DR. krsG's CAsE.-The NeS York Tribune
learns by letter from Athens ,hai ,be e.. 6
DIR King il on the point of being .rram u
He will be indrmni6ed for his properly ny - ~.
r.msinder Of his sentence will be ro6,i,,aS ' hs
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been s, hI'tfs OF hoore. the poet, have inc,
son SON. nc so'd in London. They were nn, ' ~ ius'
bongS. nv, ana though some of the lots w..
10 -. ~. Tue great mfjority we're knoc ed "a
" as n5by different purchasers. ga
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SLAVES ARREsT&D.-On Monday last, six
slaves. three belonging TO Hon. Charles James
Faulkner, one 10 Mr. Jehn w. Stewart, one Il,
Col. Natienbousch, and one 10 Miss Cecilia
McSneIrS, were arrested and lodged 10 Jail al
seaI'nshnfe, charged with stealing $400 worth
oil goods from a car at the railroad dep,t.
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l ia a yg 5zssslzzsE;;sis3 g Go

sSss s s. sssssssss;sassss
From Petersburg and Aichmond to Ins
White cniphnr springs, Throxgn In
two Days.
Th7HE vi GINA & Tennessee Railroad Cnmpa-7
L now or sent this quickest. safest and cheapest
rousy with increased Facilities before offered
by aby line to the travelling public visiting Virginia
springs
Passengers leaving Richmond daily ct 6 O'Clock
NJ, t5undays excep,eo) oy Messrs Boyd, Edmond
81 Co d line OF PacReEsWiih experienced command
er or the nexs morning a. O'CLOCK, by the Dan.
VILE Railroad, meeting leaving Peters-
burg NJ O'Clock II, the same morning at tie
Junction of the Soash Side Railroad will proceed
10 aces Station; where they will nud line OF new
ana superior Troy Coaches, tine horses sad ezpe
E:epcsd drivers In readiness to convey them with
the most possible dispatch, will reach Lynchburg
eaay in the everssg, 10 time IN have good zig ats
rsat and take the Cars of the Virginia d Tennessee
Railroad al O'Clock A nj, next morning TO Bon
sacks, distances of 81 miles in two hours. "a coz
C'ion with Fszish CO "a Old established line of
Saa ges we'll Anown to the travelling public for
their safety and dispatch, well supplied with
Coaches, excellent horses accommodating agents
ana drivers ready 10 convey them To the Mountain
House 10 supper, and after q comfortable piehts
rest, 10 the White sulphur Syringe hefore 10 ocik
next morning, the second day after leaving Lynch
ours
Returning, passengers will leave the White Sui
phur Springs At o clock N daily, (Saaua,. o.
cepted) kso Sweet and Sweet Springs at o'clock
NJ and arrive al the Mountain House 20 supper,
le4viug next morning at day light breaktss, at
SCOTS, arrive at Sonsack's at At O'clock T A--anj
LynchoSrg at st P Nj, leave l. nchburg sams even
ing by Packet al 8 clock NJ, for Richmond. ar
irving ehe second morning, at / o'clock Nor ay
Stages at la4 A Nor from to O'CLOCK IN tns
morning and Southsids Railroad to Petersburg ami
Dsnville Railroad to Richmond, arriving sams
evening at O'Clock
Rates IF Fnre from Richmond and Pc
eEA tersbnrR.
By Boyd e. Edmopd's Packets, from Rich
moad aud Va g. Tenn Rsrosd TO White
Sulphur springs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
to Sweet SpriDgs.-.------...- %
By Danville Railroad from Richmond and
souihside Railroad from Petersburg and
stages 10 Va Il Tenn Railroad TO Whine Sui
phur --.-.-...-..---..-.....Io 50
10 Sweet SO
THOMAS SHARP
jv lift SuPt Tranp't Va & Tenn r
4 UsTRAL HAIR T0aIC-For the s,o.In
~ OF the hair, making /, imooth, rich, AT, ard
glossy; In bottles al 25 snd so Gems PREPARED "a
sold by BENEFIT & BEEks
yA Drug2ists Main a.
Use LYON1s * ATfiAl hUy II YOU ,~1,6 - |
prevent your hair from turning grey or faldns |
out fos sale by
gas JAS d THOMAS, Drass,...
1919 Opposite Old Market Franklin II.
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WILD SPORTS CT New YORK CRY a.;
, Mnaaa COW broke loose in New York c;,v ~,
- ass, ann M pun al tbs evening promsnsds rs
whrfs eens,. 10" .oos to the City Hail PARK.
a siex,csn hoo s.sini snng "ns produced MI
COW, for which sc, SGD rope, and lassord the
b. sao..drrs Of Couple Of ;nai, mounted on
"' on ~ triumph, followed b NV ~. SO ahd
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YIATOR.
Yours,

seESz AT The GATE OF PARADIsE.--A
poo. tsicr, being released hom The uouble,
Some wQil4 and seeding vie, appeared al
th" gate 81 Paradise.
Peter asked MIN if he had ever been in pur-
gs;oiy,
No." said the tailor, "bBt have been mar,
Iied.'
"Ob," said Peter, "lhal's all tie same.
The tailor had scarcely gone ia, before n
fat, rartle euting alderman came putting AID
blow wing.
"Baliow! you fellow" said he, "spen the
door"
mot so fast" raid Peter; 'have you ever
been IN purgatory?"
NO." said the alderman; "Dut what's that
to the purpose? You lei in that haif.siaryed
tailor, and he had been no more in purgatory
than L.
Then, please 10 go back again. said
Peter; Paradise ia not me place for iools."
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EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
TAEf, FOETrS Mnnr

PIANO FORTES-JAS WOOD
Nh "a nH0USE. late Nash & Woodhnuse.
shas rsc-ntly made extensive Adj,
tons to his stock of PIANO F0RTEs. embracing
the most fashionabis and elegant styles now IN
vogue He has participated In he ssie of over one
thousand Of these Instruments 70 some Of the rnost
resuectsbie AID well known families In the States
of Virginia and North Carolina. and hose which ha
has COW on bsnd are fully eqnal In tons, touch 5u
rsbility and elegance of workmanship TO any here.
tofore sold. IN order to keep well supplied and
n meet the wants Of those desiring coed Piano
Fortes he 10 agent for Stodart & Co. B Dan.
ham and J Chckering, three of the oldest, most
reliable and most distinguished makers of Piano
FoTtes in this country or Europe.
Those at distance, unable TO visit Richmond and
select in person who win confiie their orders to
the subscriber, may rest assured tia. thew will be
faithfully dealt with. and good Piano Forts sent
them IS If personally present. His price and terms
are reasonable as al any establishment NORTH or
South
Fair prices allowed for second hand Pianos in
Exchange. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired.
jy IS
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fHILADELP1s1A, July 25-Arrived, brig Vermont
Suset, hIcpmond
NEW YofK July 27.-Cleared, steamship Roa.
noze, Gsvenuy; schrs Ly dia Ana, VOORHEES,, and
Lyuchbur2, Cantor, Kchrn0rd
The steamship Roanoke came 20 anchor below
the West Bank iss: evening, owing probably to
some dlsarrspg, :nent of her ..4schinery
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY From
- AUCTION The gnderGignsd are in receipts of
large lots OF Gosds iust bouah Int from auction yerv
low, and the same will be sold accordingly. The
attention OF purchasers 10 respectfully requested 70
-
- n pert
the assorsment-l00 pieces Of beautiful 5lescbed
shirung Cotton. OF the best make; also unoleacbed
90; Bed Ticks every width ana quality: Irish Lin
ems as low 81 . cents per yard and some very Sps.
merriHnac Prints, 10 dark colors Sd the yard Para
so,s ana rama: 1000 Collars. Sleeves and INSIDE
Hdkfa, sone. very handsome; Bobbin Edain.s ,bs
greatest variety and at leas than half the usual
pricas; checked Muslins, Swiss and Cambria Nina.
Ina very riss:; Esnb, oidsred Musiirs for Dresses
snd also for Curtsins; Ladies' Linen Carnbrie
hoEis. very nne, ~ crs. worth 37S; Embroidered
Lsdies purchasing Dress Goods viii consult tbsl,
o avn interest oy giving us a cal
J. hILLEIdER T. BRO,
" 1e3 Broad srrre.
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PORT OF RICH M0ND.
ocar I.agnet, Lock, Halifax h S. fl sur
Scnr STFation, Studsras, stamford, q. coal
scar SARAH Eugle, Star, New York Goa
scar Ellen aseitr Port Waitaa, 20 load with
coal for Pnadeiphia
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT,
Ship lonan, Cully, New Yosk IN 5allsst to B Ciop.
ton
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4 La SHALL 30 kS.-E. 7. lAILUk cI1
II street.. between Grace and FrankEn-&7
Scnoal nesng excinsgveiv Tor negnners / give sos
cial attention 20 Reading. Correct Enuucsxion
Grammar ana s,pelang: also 20 Topography, Mso
Drawing. Arithmetic and history. specimens OF
my Do.S coE1cOslEan and wrIEny, may De aIwavi
seen az Ghe 0iGparch ONCE. nv huie Ia psrsrap
gentle possible
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Once z. f. P. r. 4 Co, !
July 18th, 1861.

At SBII js.--OD and aiLer lle in OF July, lSJ3 a
IL Hack viii iesva ToInanawk Stallion on the
DanviiJe Road. every i'll sn6ny, "Wednesday
ana FrinEy. afrar tne srr1ya! of the cara from
kIcnmond. Tor Ssiisv!lie via PoHhssan r. Re
tnrnsns, will ieaVe bailsyiile every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, In time 10 connect
with The
Mr. MARTIN will take pleasure In attending to
any bundle or Package sent 20 his care.
iY dim
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~ hlEhChAN9 TA1LDksn4H.-Ihe
~ undersigned oegs Isage 20 inform 1ns pub.
Ew lie fhaI ne nas on nana s me assor.,neut ri
CaoEns. CasssEneres and yesrinxs,
Wnicn rs Whi De pleased 30 na5s Nd In Uezs ssyfs
and on reasonable L=ryna
ne isEea snis method Of Informing ala friend-
.hal ne nsa secured me sorvIcen Of MIR WILLIAM
ALLEN. so ioua ana IayoganIv Knovvn rs mar.
cnant iaiior In in!z cit7: snd sver7 e@srIioa VIII
be mace 20 ave satisfaction 10 snoss VINO nav IA
vor us With gn5nr ssgronage.
He asa on hand good assortment of READY
Made Clothing. II snufsc-ure1 sn1s ci.y wa:,n he
viii saii On hoe most liberal ss.zns Please lear y;
iisic :ao Cio:nnS eng mace Rtves arz,oicy.
menr 10 our owa Seooi5. VINO eSDena Insir earn.
m2s among aA w. Il. BENSON
Having contested tuvsalT win air ~ Il
Respectfully aSz sas PATRONAGE ~ .n7 t-iends and
customers. ". ALLEN.
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33sze1 PIANOS. p. II. TAYLOR In
sfs$ls24 jconstantly receiving elegant and
Nh ID Il Hplain Pianos from the popular ma
A kers, Nunns a. Clark.
These instruments received the great gold medal
prize at the "Wo-2ds Fair" London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the first prizs at the
American Institute Fairs In this country. They
combine all the modern Improvements with .hs
Metallic Frame and patent strings end are
confidently recommended for s1eetaess of tone and
greet durability, which quality will DO appreciated
In the country, where good tuners are seldom
found.
P. II. Taylor hiss gold these instruments In shis
city for the last seventeen years to the entire sails
faction OF his numerous custenners
~ Old Pianos taken in part pay
Piano Stools and Music, Che lafgeS and bess
collection in the Stote) Violin and Guitar Strings,
Violns and Guitars of the best Qnaity. al low
prices PHI. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Stora,
ns LEO MaIn sfreet. onopsite the Ranks.
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s0Nm TRUNKS, TRUNKs.-Tha
SNgyT-y.i subscriber hiss on hand the largest
1911 II III ana best assortment or Trunks, Va
Ices, Carpet Bags and Ladies' Bon.
net Boxes, that Can BE- found 10 the city; to which
be would most respectful y cali the stten ton OF all
In Want IS they Will Tad the assortment good and
the prices low. ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots Shoes, Trunks,
saices, Carpet Bags &c, DC No III Main street,
Richmond Va IN %
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Then, please 10 go back again. said
Peter; Paradise ia not ;he place for iooIs.'
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ATT HATS AND BOOTS. A
49, From fifteen 70 twenty per cent saved H
by buying from j. II ANTHONY Cosum
oian Hotel Building Richmond ~
Moiesain Hats, OF oes: qualify. 50 50
Do do see31d do .--..... on
D'so OoaTeE. 50
Fashionable SIX Hats .-..-..-........9 50
me caHEih ee"ec 6oots.. %
Congress Cater Boots g d
Opinion OF rhe Press.
trsna III. FsrcnssEs Democrat 4zDrl /, 1853
by sre way, We would say word TOR friend,
JOIN d Anthony, Columbian Hotel 3uiiGl1ss 10
moss going IS Richmond aud wanting, on dina
mere, 20 brush 40 little. Just think of the iaess
zind OF a Hat for 80 90. and hne csifsxin sowed
Boois tor % so de promises TO do tnis, and va
know ne can. for ws saw aim do il. 40 Is
CEDAR TAR-CoasumpEion Enrea,-
~ the most successful remedy nog In use for sha
cure OF ineipien! Consumption Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of ths Liver and
pered by MIA B. B. Norris, 81 3 Baltimore ssrssa,
BalGmors.
persons afflicted with any of ,hs above diseases
who Iasy doaot tine efficacy Of Ina Cedar Tar ara
requested 10 csp ON the Agent, VINO will produce
numerous testimonials OF i.s great healing power
from private citizens and number of the medical
faculty The medicine 10 yet Ia iss infancy sad n
destined 20 sGpercede all others Ia the cure OF die
eases for which /. 10 recommended
= Gail and getPamphiets containing certificates.
x Seware OF counserfslss. The genuine sEn-
Gle Is for ssle BY
p. H0RToN KEAcH 81 Main street..
Sole AgentfoT Richmond and
JYS Gansrsl Axentfor Eastern VIRGINIA,
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ID lEhsatsND AND 4 Il, u r. - :, u a "a u
IA RAILROAD-NOTICE.- public are here
by cautioned agaiusI any parties who may sdyer.
rise 70 carry goods or merchandise by Express be.
t~sen flicnmon3 and pe.ersourg, as no privilege
mas or will ne given TO run an Express over this
Road The Corapanv's Freiaht Trans run between
the Two places daily.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, supt.
Once r & P r. Co,
July 18th, t853 {
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. ELRATE RkACTYCE.-Dr PLUME q
/ 60. may De consulted, eophdenhsilY, for she
.reaErunc. OF sne following diSsases: Ercu=ion.
soro Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swe,iinza, OF IN
agreements ,Sypaiiis, and ali morbid discharges
wnsEner recent OF chronic Also all those com
ois5HIs Eerrned female disesses Tne advertiser,
Inv7rs afternoon 20 snelr cnemlas extract OF WILD
Flowers which may % regarded es the very bes,
aFrca known. 80 give tone and vigor to corysir
abused aud da5iEasad organs, well az TO renoysx
avsssaIn shsiIarei By dissipation or other cause
Mechanics secare.y put W, with fnG directions
ana SEM 20 orae-. EosI paid lesrs-s promptly q.
landed 70. cfnce on Franklin street, below Ex
saaase Eosal. and 6rst door below Trinity chrrss,
acaEnoHo. VIRGINS ap 1-5Gw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-29

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-29

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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-10-19
MARRIED.

At Christ Church, in this City, on the Tuesday
morning the 18th instant, by the Rev. Albert
Smedes, Hon. Robert Strange to Mrs. Margaret
Nelson, of this City.
On the LIST September, by Rev. E.. A. Gibbs, Mr..
James H. Coggin and Miss Mary Bridges, all of
Northampton county, N. C.
By Jno. M. Moody, Esq, at his residence, on the
9Th September, Mr.. Henry N. Allen and Miss Lucy.
NJ. Ivy, all of Brunswick county, Va.
In St. Johns Church, WILLIAMSBURG, on the Oath
Aug, by Rev. Thos. F. Davis, Mr.. P. H. Thomas to
Miss Mary E., daughter of Mr.. J. H. Taylor, all of
Granville county.
In Warren county, by the Rev. Edward Hines, on
the 1st Sept, Mr.. John T. Thomas to Miss Annie
B. Bullock.
In Wake Forest, on the 4th inst, by Rev. James
S. Purify, Mr.. John R. Williams, of Arkansas, to
Miss Rebecca L. daughter of Priestiy H. Mangum;
ESQ.,, deceased, Of Wake Forest.
On Tuesday, Sept. Goth, in New Hartford, N. z.
by the Rev. E.. H. Payson, DR.. B. F. Williams, of
Clifton Grove, Greene county, N. c., to Miss Sarah
F.. Hicks.
On 18th inst, by Rev. John A McMannen, Mr.
Edwin IL Holt, of Alamance, and Miss Mary Z,
daughter Of Harrison Parker, Esq, of Orange.
va Register and Star please copy.