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TUIST & KINGS RETAIL PRICE

HULST & KINGS RETAIL PRICE
4 Il CURRENT-CAsH PRIcEs.-New Hams l4c-
per H.; new Shoulders Sc; Joles Ssci Cheese l2tci
new Lard l2.e picked salmon les per 70 new Gu Gu
psr gallon: new Buckwheat S7ac. per bag; best
pearl Starch Zoe per hi crushed and powdered Sugar
iGr Der H.; new Dat Meal 6!c per 10; Candies lie.
par H. Msecaroni and NeImicelh lie. per ID; a. q
every other article in the line OF GroeeTes at equal.
iy low prices. hOASI hi,NU,
de 7-lw Franklin street opposite Old Market.
EAMILY BREAD.-All in want of SUI
nerior article of FAMILY BREAD, ROLLS o
ADAM \ co.'s Bakery,
DE- s3t li5 Main street.
pUCKWHEAT FL0uR.--A splendid
ID article for sale low 10 eoSe con isniaoa,C, >-
dos bhoN n - %
MO. ! FAMILY BUTTER. for sale at
~ re- all. .. .,,,,,,,,
dc BROWN ohoOA,
MT SOLON FAMILY FLOUR, made
VA of superior white wheat FOX sale s9 rpv.
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G?a E4AUGUSTA HOUSE.-MRS. PA.
ktA II ESKELL having taken the tenements, Nos
2Z9 aud z3l in Boshers Row, Main street, lately
cupied by Mrs. Abbott, is prepared to accommodate
BOARDERS by the day, month year.
Mrs. II. wishes to hire cook, dining room servant
and chamber maid immediately, tor the next year.
de lin
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u Orier goods from New Yo5s per BERFoRD
". I. HAULE.
de 6-Gtt Office I7U Hlain street.

4 CUE AND FEVER CURED IN S
"A HOURS.-NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID.
DR. SEAT have tried aud given 10 be tried, your
Fluid, which you attribute the property Of 5r5aaiDs
made here in the fall Of 1852, in about 90
none Of them Hsht-have been radically cured
with from 10 doses of ;he Fluid. Among tAs cases.
there three thst are extremely remarkable. The
first had resisted various Treatments sad fhys
clans for - months, and was cured entirely "a one
month with the Fluid. The second had resisted
enormous doses OF Quinine during years. aad was
cured with few doses of the FI0d. The THIRD case,
the patient had ;he fever for years hAd been stuffed
with Quinine 10 no purpose aud was cured with
IL " doses OF the Fluid. 4 LECONPfE,
AnuLhenarN Rme R-Ea-. - g Ls.Es.
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BLANK B00KS.-Wo have on hand n handsome
assortment of Ruled, Demi, and Cap Ledgers and
Journals which can sell at much lower than usual
prices. Blank books OF every description made
der, and ruled to any given patterns.
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ssrss2 TO MILLINERS.-The STOCK,
sgtzS!FIXTURES and STAND of a well located
E;gex Millinery establishment with an excellent
we run of CUSTOM will be disposed of on reasona-
Bile terms This is rare opportunity for any one
wishing to commence business. The only induce
ment to sell is desire to leave the city The Furni-
in the dwelling will be sold with the stock if de-
sired. For further particulars, address Box 757,
Richmond P. o. de 9-2w
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Sd STRAYED OR STOLEN, on
@@A2~-Mthe 9Th instant, from the residence Of the
subscriber, large POINTER DOG, white, with the
exception of livered color oval spot on the back
aud answers to the name of - cry" reward, if
required will be paid for his delivery at the office of
Messrs. Dunlop, Moncure& Co.
de lots S. G. GREENHOW.
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IN The
brought a |
the cityoI
an cOuSDC|
Street.
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Newspaper and Periodical Depot,

MI ANILLA ROPE-iIalf to one and a
Va half inches inclusive, Tow Lines, Plough
Lines, Packing Yarns. Engine Ropes. Nc, Be-
For sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by
C. J. SINTON X CO,
de 10 Sign OF the Circular Saw. II Main ST.
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Christie.
denly VII
lOr some
vessel, o.,
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TNOlI,ET ARTICLES.-Brush hes, Combs,
II Pomades, Tooth Powders Cologne Water Elk,
tracts for the handkerchief Shaving Soaps razor
Strops, NC For sale by
PURCELL, LADD Co.
dc Druggists, % Main ST.
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ENOR RENT.-A very desirable office on
Il Grace street, between 18th and 5th.
de Civ. GEO. F. MAYNARD.
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TEAM
tagUe wa,
Thur-iay
surci for
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CLAW CUTTERS.-For cutting Beef.
~ Gold Saw, Mince Meat Cutters, Sausage STUFF
fers &C.. &c. For sale by
de 10 ZIMMERMAN 50
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The Tor
IL New o.
NJ to y
brisk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TIL T. a e Z L.

Benefit and last appearance Of the bssatifui ara
accomplished Mrs. &, HOWARD
SATURDAY EVENING Dec 10, 1853.
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Ey-AUCTION NOT1CE.-AttentiOn is solicited Il
oar sale TIL s MORNING. az 10 O'Clock
ALEXANDER MOTT 4 co,
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/ ARDING NEEDLES; Showers and
Al Splits; Flesh Forks; Meat Saws Knives. &c. xc,
For sale by
dc 10 IIMMEEMAN
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sssii~11.o LOST, STRAYED OR STO-
--5 80 -eALEN--A dark liver colored SETTER
PUPPY, about four months old liberal reward
will be paid for any information left this office
W hiCh will lead to his recovery. de 9
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NACKEREL-Nos. /, =. 3 and 4, in
IVA whole, halt quarter, eighth anal sixteenth
packages for sale by
de- WILLIAMS L BROTHER
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pICHMOND ATHENEUM-MR.
IA GEO. FREDERICK HOLMES viii lecture at
the Hall Of the Athengum, on TUESDAY Evening.
the 9Th of December.
SUBJECT-"THE CEAKAcT ERIsTIcs Or TEE CUR.
RENT AGE."
On THURSDAY Evening the 8sh Of December.
SuBJECT--Tne same subject continued.
Ard on TUESDAY Evening, tbs 18th Of Dec.
sDBJECT-The same subject concluded
PRICES or ADATISsION-2j gents single ticket
l25 cents each additional ticket
tI Doors open at O'Clock P. III Lecture 70 be-
gin a. u Z. Nj. de s
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. &c.
Neal the free negro charged with the abduction of
slaves from the State of Maryland, placed in the
charge of the officers of police when Chester A
crowd OF negroes present rushed up and tbs
officers from putting the prisoner ON the cars. Add
tonal officers have been ant down assist in main
staining the supremacyof tho laws. Great excitement
exist aud fight between the negroes and police is
tcipated
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NEGRO SHOES,

WE are manufacturing large,, Brogans bound and
w unbound suitable for factory hands and aborers
generally of the best materials and workmanship and
shoulbe pleased to receive the orders of Tobacco
uacturerz and others OF such Shoes assuring
them that prices shall be moderate. and
accommodating they be had for in this any 9TH
market, the quality ofthe article considered.
We respectfully invite all in want to send their orders
70 No 70 M, in street. three doors below Doosy's.
\ ia 20 WHITE PAGE.
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LATEST NEW s..
photographed for the Times.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAHslNGTON, Jany. %.
An animated debate occurred in the Senate to-day be
tween Messrs Seward and Cass, with regard to the
speech of the latter in relation to the Monroe doc.
trine.
The bill to estab sh branch Mint in the city of New
York defeated to-day in the House OF Representa-
tives
CONDITION OF Mr. KINGS HKATH.-Seuator Gle
mems received despatch today informing him of the
arrival of Mr.. King Key West the 22nd inst. His
health bad been improved by the trip and all hope
recovery had been abandoned. 1t was his intention to
remain at Key West
Another despatch states that Mr. King would remain
at Key West only few days, and that his condition
had improved
Still another despatch that in consequence ofthe
prevalence of small pox in Havana, Mr.. King would
proceed Santa Croix.
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W4HE assesi oo eetiap IN the eosld pemprisng ovet
j 600 Figures, designed y represent the LEADING
events in the Life ofthe Saviour from the anunnciaton to
the Virgin Mary the Ascension OF our Lord repre-
scented by 81 groups and occupying space 200 feet in
lengtii-each scene having an appropriate RELIEF
PAINTING, executed by the celebrated Artist r. e.
Bartholomew, 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 A NJ till 0 O'Clock PM
r9y-An extra exhibition will b. given ON Tbursdav
and Saturday afternoons, from till clock exclusive
ly for servants.
~ Admission 81 cts; children under 10 years of age
half price.
rckets for sale al all of the principal book stores
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NE w PUBLrCATI0Ns.
NEW B00Ks ~
For Sale at NORRIS Bookstore.

C0RNEILLE AND HIS TINES, by NJ Guizot, uui.
form with Huzots Shakespeare and his Times; iamo,
&, ",, r. -el VI
WoMAN'S RECORD or biographical Sketches of
all Distinguished Women, from the Creation tothe
present tine. arranged in four erns with selections
from lcinao writers Of each Era, by Mrs Sarah j
Hale illustrated with 200 portraits by Benson ]
Losing Esq svo muslin, gilt, 81; morocco, gilt
SELECT BRITISH ELOQU MISUNDERSTANDING
tho best Speeches entire OF the most eminent Ora
tors OF Great Britain, for the last two Centuries,
with Sketches of their Lives. es innate of their
Genius, and Notes, critical aud explanatory. by
Chauncey Goodrich, ID u, Professor in Yale Col.
HISTORY OF GREECE-l Legendary GREECE
G:ecian History to the reign of Pesistratus at
Athens, by Geo Gro'e; l2rno, muslin, 75c per vol
BIANCA-A Tale of Erin and Italy-by Edward
Maturin, Esq, author of Mont-zuma. Eva, dc.
13mo, paper s5c muslin --.---.-...-.---..lO 90
MY LIFE AND ACTS IN HUNGARY IN THE
YEARS 1siS and ls49, by Arthur Gorgei, 1amo,
paper s5c muslin ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90
KATIE STUAHT,a true story, from Backwoods
AMERICAN MISSIONARY MEMORIAi-In.
GLIDING Biographical aud historical Sketches cdi-
ted by II w Pcrson, A NJ with numerous illusira-
tons; evo, muslin
This work embraces valuable historical articles
and biographical sketches of American Missionaries
ofdherent religious denominations with Portraits,
Autographs, fac smile extracts from early mission
airy documents and letters and numerous other illus.
trations designed by distinguished artists. The
plan OF the work is entirely unique, and the auspi.
ces under which it appears. give promise that in
literary and artistic character. it will be ulequalled
l'y any missionary religious gift l,o. that has
beea issued from the American press
PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE REVO-
LUTON. or Illustrations by pen and pencil of the
history biography, scenery relics and traditions of
the War for Independence, by Benson Losing,
with eleven hundred engravings weod by Los
sing and Barrtt chiefly from original sketches by
the author; 2vol7 muslin So; half calf TO- morocco
gilt SIS; vol l, muslin SO 50, vol 2...4 so
RODOLPHUS-A Francona s,ory, by Jacob Alb.
bott, forming the 9th volume OF Abbott Franconia
Stories 16mo. muslin, with numerous engravings;
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NEW YORK, Jan. &c.
The steamship Arabia left today for Liverpool taking
out $50, 900 i'll specie.
THE MARKET.-Four heavy, with sales of 5000 bbs at
yesterday prices. No alteration to note in prices OF
Wheat Yellow Corn sells at 6sa70 cents per bushel.
The steamer Arctic is now coming I'D.
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STRATTON's OFFICE, No. 5 south itt.
~ Street.
Let all the world say what they can
70 selling prizes Strattons the man.

STRATTON's OFFICE, Nv. 5 sou,l. Att
~ 2ireel.
Let all the world say what they can,
Fo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware. No 15--Tan 16
81 3 "a 40 81 II 60 IS .3 i6 81
Ticket Nos II l9, a prize of 300 sold and paid by
STRATTON.
dawn Nos Delaware. No l6-Jan 10:
20 AZ 65 81 SO AZ 80 % 81 II 9 10 20.
Ticket Nos 80 81 o. prize ofsl5o, sold and paid by
SrRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, extra, l6-Ianuary 30:
25 is SO 46 "a So 40 81 4 "A 10.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra, l9Jan ~
81 43 80 75 40 SO "a so So 4 - &c.
Ticket Nos so SO 76, another one sold and paid by
srRATTON,
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No le=-Jan2l
~ So 81 Is IA As 81 o9 so 62 II 6 &c.
Drawn sof Delaware. class Alan 22
SO IL 10 % ID 10 40 II S. "A 60 Is CT.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware extra. 2l-Jan25:
40 50 IL 40 20 Is 80 II 80 SIS.
Ticket Nos3 80 So, another one sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware. No l0-Jan 24
10 sc 50 40 8 z 81 % II 8 A 81.
Drawn Nos of Delaware No 2'-Jan rs:
60 10 ID SO sc IS 40 81 AZ 80.
MONDAY Delaware, No !9-Capital, $4,000 rs
Nos, l2 drawn Tickets So
Observation-Disclosures, extra No al--Captal. o.
500. &c Nos IL drawn Tickets 81
Observation-Disclosures, No 20--Capital, sa30OO
10 Nos 10 drawn Tickets $5
w EDN 1-.-DelaWarc NO2l-Caplta: &3O,O0O.
IS Nos. II drawn. Tickets $40.
Observation-Disclosures, ex., No a3--Captal $4,000.
rs Nos. f2 drawn. Tickets 81 as.
THURSDAY-Delaware, No 22-Capital: $50 OO0-
~ Nos, Ia drawn Tickets IS.
FRIDAY-Delaware, No 23-Capital: Sl2,500. rs
Nos., l2 drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY-Delaware, extra, No25-Capital: 81
900. rs nos, 10 drawn. Tickets l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No 24-Capita: 1877, 500
rs Nos. Is drawn. Tickets 80.
egBuyers referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the office, proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by me.
20 Orders for packages certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes and mall the lotteries promptly
tended to, and drawings when requested Please
address orders to
de 90 N. STRATTON, Richmond Va
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APPLETON,s POPULAR LIBRARY DF
THE hest AUTHORS.


Books which quicken the intelligence of youth de-
light age, decorate prosperity shelter soiace us in
adversely bring enjoyment at home befriend out of
doors, pass the night with travel with go into the
country with us.-Cicero
The toHocing uolu1nes ready, uniformity bound
IN fancy cloth--price so cents each.
The Luck OF Barry Lyndon,a romance of the last century,
Confessions Of Ftz Doodle, and Tremendous Adventures
OF Major Gahagan. by w NJ Thackery, vol
Mems Wives, by w Nj Thackeray; vol
Shabby Genteel Story, and other Tales by w M
Lives of Wellington and Peel from the London Times;
Life and Memorials of Daniel Webster; 2 vols
Stories from Backwoods Magazine vol
Book fof Summer Time in the Country, by Will
A .Jonrnov 70 Katnandn or tha Nonaniasa -. 'o
Papers from the Quarterly Review, by Sir Head
The Book OF Snobs by VIM Thackeray. so
The lngoldsby Legends, first series, by Rev. Rich
ard Harris Barham- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Little Pedlington and the Pedlngtonians by John
The Paris Sketch Book, by w NJ Thackeray, avos 90
Gaties and GRANTEES, by Horace Smith. ....... 50
Travelsin Tartary Thibet and China, in ls4446, by
The Maiden and Married Life Of Mary Powell $500. SO
The Yellow Plush Papers by w Thackeray..... so
Essays from the London Times. Observation-Disclosures. so
"Messrs d Appleton & Co. continue to add new and
most interesting volumes to their Popular Library of the
Best Authors The epithet ch they have attached
this series of books has been we'll justified in the accep
lance and favor which the volumes have met with;
bracing as they do great variety in their contents but
always aiming to convey the very wisest construction
whether throug IN satire sober vshcle they
give the cream ofour contemporary literature. For the
traveller the tourist the lover OF pleasant
reading home these books will be found the do
sirable companions, they easy carry easy to
hold and most agreeable the perusaL Boston Chris
tan Examiner.
For sale by NASH &c WOODHOUSE,
ia l2 1879 Main st.
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Prospectus OF THE VIRGINIA
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL,

Edited by
GEORGE A. OTIs NJ. D.. and II. L. THOMAS, NJ D.
tNHE hrs lumber of this Journal will be issued ON
April ls 1853, and the succeeding numbers will an
pear monthly.
The objects proposed in it's publication the dfu.
sion OF medical knowledge and intelligence; the advance
ment OF science and the support the dignity and late
rests ofthe medical profession.
Each number will consist Of eighty large octave pages
containing original papers, and reports cases
and account of the transactions of the Virginia Media
societies; summary improvements and discoveries in
Medical Science sthome and abroad reviews and bibo
some important department in medicine
PRick-Five dollars year.
~ All Recommendations letters and re nittances sbod
be addressed to George A. Otis. Jr, NJ D. corner nj
Franklin and Eighth SITS, Richmond Va.
de l6-law16w
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..l PLANO FORTEs OE RELIA.
ri BILE CHARACTER

III TH BILE CHARACTER
A. STODART & CO.. New York.
j. CkERING, Boston. and
]. b. DUNHAM New York.
Are makers as well known in the musical in the fash
ionabe world in the musical account of their superior
tone, power and durability the fashionable for their
elegant style, choice workmanship. and real excellence
in all respects.
The subscribers are the only agents for the sale ofhese
Instruments i'll the city of Richmond
They have recently received large supplies from the
above celebrated makers richly carved in the style
which prevailedn the time of Louis XIV others of the
present day and several plainly finished but of good
tone at low prices. NASH 4 WOODHOUSE,
nos Booksellers Eagle Square.
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I'm anu WraItTH COUNTY,.
MITCHELL'S EYE sALVK,
A certain, safe and cffectuaI remedy for
sore. Weak and Hnlaned Eyes

Tie great advantages possessed by this article over
every Other is ITS ceralny, safety, convenience ,and
economy All Physicians admit That great danger is
to be aplrehended from dragging the eye when in
famed and unhealthy state. In the of this save this
objection enrty removed, and harm can possibly
result from its USE it being. in all cases. applied to the
external portions oi the eye thereby avoiding all the in
convenience, pain and danger which necessarily attends
the lat oducon of any pungcnt article into the eye.
Its activity In subdu'ns inaniaon is SO great that hui
effect perfect cure. One Physician remarked to u.s.
after having Guessed effects in several instances
that "a perfect fre7kHier." We might multiply
why this salye should be preferred above every
thing else in the treatment OF diseases of the eye, bat
prefer it shouldsand on its q ~n merits. All we
asks that its virtues be thoroughly tested, and that the
directions be strictly followed.
Price Is cents per bottle with fudirecons for sale
by Druggists generally and country stores Throughout
the Southern ane Western States. ia 5-6m*
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON sODDsN.
MOST vALUARGE CENTnAL RRal


MI OST VALUABLE CENTRAL REAL
W ESTATE For SALE Al AUCTlON.-Willb be
sold on TUESDAY the first day of February 1859 upon
the premises commencing at o'cock, the following
real estate, situated on College aud Broad Streets jail
avenue, viz:
- Theiraned dwelling now in the occupancy of Mr. i p
townsend, fronting about Sc feet on Collere street
loppo ito tao Medical College, running back 1874 feet
me mousse is IN good repair has rooms is insured for
$4,000 and now rents for $500 per annpm.
Also-5 vacant lots adjoining the North and South,
each fronting 80 feet College stree running back 1874
feet
Also-a most valuable building lot near tho residence
OF Randolph Esq, fronting 3It feet Broad street.
running back about so feet.
Also building lots. each fronting about "a feet tho
est lne OF jail Avenue, running from Broad
street to the Lancasterian school house.
The above real estate being in central part of the
city ana IN most respectable neghbourhood, offers
great Inducements to those who may be disposed to
vest their funds judciously
TERMs--One-fourth cash. balance at g. 6 and months
Tor negotiable notes interest added secured by trust
deed or title retained
The taxes for the present year be paid by the pur
chaser.
ia q w. GODDIN Auctr.
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AMEs BROWN. ,sr., (who has Fl led the Office nj
second Auditor at Virginia far 80 years pasj offers
his services to the public, after the LIST day of amary
next, as STOCK BROKER 10y VI january
He will, agent purchase and sell State Stocks Ron.
Stocks Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies and
CITY Corporation and every other description of market
able Stocks. vi '''siAe
lie will, for moderate compensation act os attorna,,
Tor inc transfer OF stocks sold By persons residing at dis
lance rom richmond and particularly of State Stocks
Deng iaillar with the laws and regulations pevernnr
the same aud will collect and remit interest and dividends
payable in Richmond all descriptions of stocks and
also claims ON tho public treasury. 'o"'' anu
j. B., Jr, being well known throucbor+ Tho S..
'eens II unnecessary to annex any references
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-27

. l. pleasant Mixture, compoun
dtd in agreement with the rules
sGXwy5 of Pharmacy, Of THERAPEUTIC
EN1YFSsY agents, long known andcrlebra
l4Ns s.ied for their peculiar efficacy in
sesSsIsss curing DiARR HCEA, and SINH
F.-eaSiar affections Of the system &,
In It's action 1t ALLAys NAUSEA aud produces healthy
action OF the LIVER, thus removing the at the
same time that it cures the disease.
Opinion of Doct. ohm Addison Ply ician to The Bait
more Southern Lisrensary.> "
being also acquainted win the ingredients OF which,
is comp 'sed, il gives much pleasure in adding my
testimony 10 that OF others favor OF its extraordna-
ry ehicacy IN the care of .'Dafrhpa and Summer
Complaint children aud adults"
With much respect. Nc, JNO ADDISON, M ,.
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Ell GRRAr REDUCTION IN THE ri
MEsSRS. WILSON az WALDEN.
A Ri S It's.

fT6 Main Street (up stairs0
Opposite tie Banks
~ GUILD respectfully call the attention of the citi
" zens OF Richmond to their Monochromatic paint
ihss winch styles taught in few lessons Also theP
and Ink Drawing and the of taking miniatures viii
the PEN AS Bulwer poeticay writes ''''-
r beneath the rule OF men entirely great,
The pen is mighte than the sword"
The laIes and gentlemen are invited 10 call a,d visit
visit. ty lePay u
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Observation-Disclosures, ex, No 23-Captal o., 90
rs Nos, re- drawn. Tickets 81 as.
THURSDAY-Delaware, No 22-Capital: $50, OO0-
70 Nos. IA drawn. Tickets IS.