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CowARDIE. Proprietor.
an PLEASANTS. Editor.
- ne dead aud TBaugnt upon.
1 Letter 70 W, wp~T AND NORTH HAFH

LsHe, WEST AND NORTH HAWK
VhEb TN NOW SPEAKS THE SOUTH
tsJ'xNY SOUTH Hear the tribute glVen ey
Tt t-s,rs. IN h;s 74th year. Can there be
ccs Oh % y. =, -reiudcsi as not 10 yield to such
srr a''U r5,pv daily given in favor ct Unmp-
rst vy,..retable Tinctnre, in every hsniet,
ton ...,y uhers 1t has found its way Crate
-, 5 lesk iss praise.
tVi Soe'' TsxsrEa DISTRICT, South Carolina,
January Sd, 1853 )
49,. :, yf;s.sr & No1brag- Geutle'nen:-for
NJ ~. ave years have been severe sufferer
'a5 'tpste,rnsiisrn till seeing your recommends
F9," t.s-rr,ons Vegetable Iincsure, purchssed
f srs ;ae first dose has so much relieves me
,der il but justice to give to the suffering
I-; II', tks r,sull ofthe application,
w. - .-pte Rheumatism IN the bacS-so bad
al ., confined 10 my bed TOR the last six
is' r, ars; bottle acted like charm the
u ~ -,.r-rd strength TO my poor afflicted back,
80, = as well and feel as young as when
80 ,fx,aen. ! am now seventy four years of
Es'.s;se- vcur Tincture the greatest discovery
-. So ana poor suffering humanity ought 10
9. c.. ~ ,,craraeu; TO Dr. Hampton, who has saved
ttsr.spi. .-orn pain. and you, gentlemen, have
go The psi Of public aeaetsctors IN disseminate
- hs:.sss which have resulted from your In.
vagah1e Taciure.
Ter n.sfn cotton planter and have never writ.
,.r go- E.c-srv fame; but when my fellow beings
a., aHi-,ei shad hesitate, or, through modesty,
,arg So i YOU consider this worthy of place in
spy Of rear newspapers, your are at liberty to
-l''A' Y5u.s. truly, ALvAH KENDALL.
yr.4 St~ax9er than Fiction None need Despair!
a Laags Testimony after thirty-eisht years Of
Stirring
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful med.
ips could perform the astonishing cures made By
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April IS, 1852,
aas.-s Tyler Adair:
nave been afflicted with rheumatism, at times, from
r< tweth year; | will be fifty years of age the 18th
.sis month the attacks at times so severe as
70 render ne helpless have tried various remedies
% very little effect. last October was STACKED in
ms shoulders sides back and hips; could not rest
dsy or night; could not move any part OF my body
without crying with pain at this time also tried
rs remedies internal and external, without receiving
sny relief; was at last advised to try Hamptons Ve-
ge;sble Tlnciure before / had taken one bottle OF
Slch felt much better, and continued taking it
f. strength coming INFO my back and limbs, and my
stsr llh strengthened and revived every way; have
tsks2 five bottles, and much better than expect
e6 70 be intend TO 1t whenever | need il, and
wd recommend it 70 the afflicted, believing it
cCsl,ed.
YoCrs, ELIZABETH BAGWELL-
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridge, u. s. n.

PORTSMOUTH, "a, august TO, I6oI.
MIL Bc1sh-Dear Sir: While am in generafop.
posed TO Patent Medicines, candor compels to state
tat have great confidence in the virtues OF Hamp-
have used i in my family. and in dyspepsia, loss tap
petite dizziness ana general debility, with entire sue
Cess. So far my experience extends, therefore,
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted
safe and efficient remedy.
| sm respectfully, yours, ,.
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EHNUN EShnIDTE,
Chaplain in the u. States Navy,

Hampton Veget4bls Tncture, oy its mild action OIL
tas stomach liver and the kidneys, will dyspep
SIS cough asthma bronchial and lung affections pains
IL the back, side and breast. consumption scrofula
rheumatism gout neuralgia, tistus, piles, bowel
plants worms debility-with ali diseases ar-
sug from impure blood and is the greatest female
dic;na eveE known
Gail and Sc; pamphlets gratis and certificates OF
cures.
For sale by o. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich
rno,d; q. Z. JONES i CO., Petersburg, Va; Doctor
COOKE. fredericksburg; MORTIMER l. NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists generally.
j.14
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Two C0NTRACTORS.-Se proposals
l. will be received anth the 10th of March,
1888, for the building of Bridge of 80 feet
span, on How's Patent across Christians Greek.
on the Va. Central Railroad, In Augusta county
Contractors cen bid on other plans il they wish.
IT contractors desire it, materials for the Bridge
may be transported On IL railroad as far as BE
chum's River.
Sealed proposals will also be received for the
grading and masonry of section No SO, on the Gov
ington Exten sion
Plans and profles will be ready frem the 7th to
the 10th of March, Inclusive.
By order of the Board.
T.COLDEN RUGGLEs.
Enquirer, Wing and Times please copy.I
fa
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| MOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriber having
W a large quantity of Wood to dispose of, hss
found it convenient to take yard for that purpose
| His yard Is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores OF G. g. Herring, Esq Messxs Reeve & Blair,
Jas B. Shelton Esq, or at the yard, which will NEE.
| with prompt attention.
I He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
| Oak Wood, which he will sell at the market price
| ia l9-ts JOHN F. REEVE.
| nOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPAoLsT.
- ERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of
Governor and Franklin streets, have just received
superior lot of white and checked India Mating;
Also. part OF their Spring stock of French and
American Paper Hangings, which they would be
pleased to furnish TO those To want. fe 2S-1m
GETTING OF RAZORs.-The undetsign-
~ ed would respectfully an nounce to his friends
| and the public generally, that he has returned to
Richmond, and may be found at the Columbian
Hotel, where he would be happy to serve all wish
| ing work done in his line. Any work left with mir
Robert Daval, Mr ] Il Anthony, near the Coium-
| bian, or Messrs Andrew Johnston g. Co, will meet
with prompt attention. NJ. s. MEADOR.
~ Price 20 cents. fe 16-d&ctmsrl0t
VNHE OLD ARM CHAIK!-
l. The Old Arm Chair, how 1t my memory re-
traces
| Of times that have passed, of those happy faces,
Worn out with fatigue, to my seat I'd repair,
While my father would sleep in the old rocking
chair.
But now the old Chair it belongs unto me,
And my torefather's Watch, with the old fashiond
key;
1t has stOpp'd for years past for I've no money to
ORD take it to BARTHoLoMEW's for him to re-
pair.
One trial Ill give, when my purse II enarges;
I've heard people say he is moderate il charges.
So now il you have Watches, for him to repair,
doubt not hen please you, or IN give up the
Chair.
BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker,
Opposite the Dispatch Office, Governor street.
&TONE CUTTING.-1OHN w DAVIES 4
~ CO, practical Stone Cutters & Masons, South
side OF the Dock near Mayo's Bridge. We return
tnanks ior the liberal patronage we have received
ana trust Dy strict attention business 20 continue
to merit the confidence of the public de i6-6m
FANCY G00Ds.-I have just received a
4 beautEu assortment of Spring style OF Cloths,
colored and white Kid Gloves, to which | would
invite the attention OF those in want
HENRY sHAPER,
fe2 No lO3 Main street, corner l4th.
E'IRE PkOOF PAINT FOX HUUEs,
IL WALLS, CARS, &c &c-25 bbls chocolate
and slate colors; 600 gallons cheap paint Oil, for
putting it on.
This is the cheapest and most durable Paint for
roofs and bricks ever used 1t costs but tritie in
comparison to White Lead for sale very low by
NIB 9 BENNETT a. BEERS, Druggists
ID EEvE 81 BLAIR, DRUGGISTS, No US
AN Broad street. have constantly on hand sup
ply OF Richardson's, (Sherry Wiuel Bakers Pre-
MUM and Hoofand's German Bitters Also Car
ter's Spanish Mxare. SO Justly celebrated for
the cure of Scrofua and all diseases arising from
! an impure state of the blood. fell
MADEIRA WIkE.-5 quarter casks Wood.
Iva houses s Madeira Wine Fer sale by
mh3 WILLS * LOMBARD.
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rUTLERY.-1,000 dozen Knives, Razors.
~ Scissors, &c. For sale low by
ELIAS HALE,
fe "a l06, Main street.
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
~ The subscribers, in order to close out as near
as possible their winter stock of Dry Goods, will
now offer them at greatly reduced prices. Among
our assortment viii be found many handsome and
desirable goods such as plain aud figured all wool
Mouselaines and Cashmeres, housiin de LANES,
plain and figured co.'d and blk Silks, French and
Englsh Meriuos, Alpaca Flanneis, Shawls, Cloaks,
Hosiery, C, all OF which will be sold low.
HART & MOSES,
ia22 63 Main street
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A swindler calling himself RUFUS MALAN,
of $490 by depositing with each, a check on
the other and drawing out his balances. Fol-
some days, he had been actively depositing
and checking and was supposed to be doing
business in Charleston. He inanc tered in the
name of Malan & Brothers. He fed before
the fraud was detected. 1t was hoped, the tels.
graph would head him.
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NH ADEIRA WINS quarter casks Wood.
ls1 houses Madeira Wine. Fer sale by
mh3 WILLS * LOMBARD.
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DRIMK BUTrER.-5oO lbs Prime Noun
l. tain Roll Butter, for sale by
VOOLFOLK, in,
fe 20 1e0, Broad street.
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OTAGE AND CAKKYALL HAMRS.-A
~ large assortment OF the above just received By
SMITH d ROBERTS,
fe 25 No "A Main street.
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EsIRE PkO0F PAINT FOK kUUEs,
l. WALLS, CARS, DC &e-25 bbls chocolate
and slate colors 600 gallons cheap paint Oil, for
putting it on.
This is the cheapest and most durable Paint for
roofs and bricks ever used 1t costs but trife la
comparison to White Lead for sale very low by
NH 2 BENNETT d. BEERS, Druggists
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The Church at Cord onsvile, where VIM Writ
heard the blind preacher mas been given the sons
of Temperance for Hail, which will probably
take the name of Waddell Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

The word piety o:eurs but once in the Bible AL.
though the,thing Joined understood on almost
every page, the name is not mentioned Inversely
with US, the name is more frequent than the thing
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,nic Rheumatism Twenty Years
Stnnding.

%, 1915.
Capt Edward Powers writes:-I have for more
than twenty years been severely afflicted with
rheumatism, first acute then chronic. / tried all
other remedies of which could hear. also had
the best medical attendance which could be pro-
cured all proved unavaiiing. l procured and
used two bottles of Mortimore's Rheumatic Com.
pound and Blood Purifier, and 1t cured me sound
and well.
is 81 EDWARD POWERS.
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ID EEvE 81 BLAIR, DRUGGISTS, No l75
IG Broad street, have constantly on hand a sup.
ply OF Richardson's. Sherry Wine) Bakers Pre-.
MUM and Hoofand's German Bitters. Also. Car.
ter's Spanish Mxture. SO justly celebrated for
the of Scrofula and all diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood. fell
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NOTICE. have tnis lay appointed FRED
IN ERICK w BASS as my Agent, TO carry on
mercantile business for my benefit, in the city of
Richmond, for the sale Of Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps,
&c. MARY MAYO.
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ASANC1 GO0DS.-I have just received a
Il beautiful assortment of Spring styIe of Cloths,
colored and white Kid Gloves, to which | would
invite the attention OF those in want
HENRY SHAFER,
fe 26 No lO3 Main st+eet corner l4th.
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Y HAVE rented the store in the house of Mrs
l. DR. Lemosey. deceased, on the North side of
Broad between 4th and 5th treets, few doors be-
low Mrs Averett's Millinery Store, where | win
open in two or three weeks, an assortment of Chi
dren's ladies' and gentlemen's cots and Shoes,
and respectfully solicit the patronage of my friends
and the public generally.
FREDERICK w. BASS,
fe 23- 2wr Agent for Mary Mayo.
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M ERkICK's WKENCRES, assorted,
IA from to 81 inches, in store and for sale by
SMITH IL ROBERTS,
fe 25 No "A Main street
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We learn from the Clinton (La.) State Ban.
ner, of Saturday, last week, that three brothers
named Blunt, living ten miles southeast of
that place, recently got into fight with one
another, and that one of them was shot dead
instantly, another was severely and dangerous
iy wounded, and the third escaped unhurt.-
The wounded brother, it is thought, will recov.
er.
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STONE CUTTlkG.-JOHN w DAVIES IL
~ CO, practical Stone Cutters & Masons South
Side OF the Dock near Mayo's Bridge. We return
thanks tor the liberal patronage we have received
and trust by strict attention to business, 20 continue
to merit the conhdence of the public. de i6-6m
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NAsTINGS.-A supply In store, embracina
" Ovens Pots, Spiders, SkiHets, &c, for sale q
the lewest rate, by WS L. G DONNAN,
ia 70 No 19 Pearl street
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fLO2 10
Bant saa
alsr me-
pa medal
Si; aad
ase az dass
y. They
with t6e
ana are
0ss and
preciasss
seldom
'ts h thia
are ssds.
and best
Strings
?, - low
h,
tore,
Banks.
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TURKISH BATHING TOWKLS.-A
l. new and elegant article for the bath fur sala
by PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
fe % 92 Main street
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