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NE rs. I. NIGLiNI IS now prepared TO
t1 give her undivided attention to her customers
and friends forswhch purpose she has made such a.
teratons and inpEov emens In her store viii enable
her 20 carry cut this intention.
am now receiving a large and desirable assort-
ment OF beautiful FALL STYLE BONNET AND
NECK RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS. SA-
TINS, NELFETS, HEAD DRESSES and DRESS
CAPS. and viii continue to receive weekly during
the season al the FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES
which may be found IN the Northern cities which
will be disposed Of at the most reasonable prices
t9@ Due notice will be given of the opening of
Fail aud Winter Millinery. sc 2e-d2w
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FATAL OccUBRENcE.-A boy named Austin, lG
years oil age while playing with loaded gun in
the house Of Mr.. .Ioseph Hyers, near Miidetown
Point n j., on Tuesday evening last. pointed il
up ii stove-pipe hole and discharged it. Il happen
ed that girl Of about the same age named Mary
Horton with whom he was playing, was looking
down the hole, and the charge penetrated her
brain She died in half an hour. He supposed
that the gun was ulioaded.
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BY GODDIN L APPERsON.

" ALUABLE lUI ON WALL ST,
MAR FRANKLIN STREET, FOR SALE AT
AGCTiON.-Wl be sold, FRIDAY afternoon,
tie 7th day of October, at O'clock, lot Of LAND
on the east side of 18th Wall street, north Of
franklin street, aid near the jail of AIR. George w
Atk:sson. This lot has front OF 50 feet and extends
back TO Shockoe creek and is valuable either To-
cation Tor negro Jail, store house. private resi-
dtnce.
Terms. -One-third cash; balance a. and mos.
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
Till lass note is paid.
Sc % GODDIN & APPERSON
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TOS Il. STEGAL. GROCER AND COM

EOS Il. STEGAL, GROCER AND COM
~ MISSION MERCHANT. No II Main STREET,
has il store and oers fer sale, 375 barrels and hall
barrels cut aud family Roe Herr.ngs; 81 barrels No.
s and 4 MackereI 20 kits No Mackerel; Is hhds
prime Bacon Shoulders; IS hhGs prime Bacon Sdes;
lG fierces Family Hams % barrels END a kegs faulty
LAID; l75 bags Rio Laguayra, and Java Cotsee; 20
hhds Porto Rico aud New Orleans Sugar l4l barrels
g. Yellow and b. Coffee Sugar &c barrols crushed ard
powdered Lowering Sugar IS barrels s,aall oef Eoy-
erius Sugar: e boxes ard half bxs No. Loaf Sugar
Iii barrels Rectied Whisksy; 80 Ibis. Old Molon-
gahela Whskey; 81 bbis. Ale sany Whisky; 20 hbls
Gibsoiis No Family Whiskey; l6 barrels Richard
sons No. Family Whiskey; "a barrels Tuscatoosa
and other good brands bali pipes Otard and Hen.
messy Brandles q casks II Oard. do. very SUPERIOR
u barrels aud 10! pipes Imitation Brandy; 10000 Sc
CARS VARIOUS brands, part, yery SUPERIOR 276 boxes
manufactured Tobscco, M. Werd and other brands %
tegs Male, assorted sizes; 70 chests green and black
Tea, part very Gae 600 SACKS Marshall Fsctory filed
sal'; Almonds, Rasins, Preserves. Pickles Mustard
sanoS'd Hesfings, Buckets Blooms. and every other
Gtice III my line se8
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THE Fatal DuEt. IN Texas We have alrea-
dy mentioned that Maior Arnold, the Commandant
at Fort GrahamE Texas, ha:i been killed in a per
sonal rencontre with Dr. j. " Steiner, the post
Surgeon. The arms used were pistols, sixshoot
ers and Mai Arnold received four shots in his bodg
OF which he died ia about fifteen minutes after
ward-, Dr. Steiner heing uninjured. Each o.
Sieiner's shots took effect. Arnold fred twice
without effect
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OUR CHARGE AT RoME.-Among the passen
gers wLo loft New York on Saturday in the steamer
for Europe VIC observe the name Of the Hon. LEW
Is CAss. yR., wio mas been On short and mslar.
choly visit home
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The steamer Farmer, which was sunk at island
IL, in tae lower Mississippi, was bound from ST.
Louis to New Orleans, with full cargo. She was
owned AMI commanded by Capt. BraRdenbufy,
valued at 81 ,0do aad not insured.
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NEW YORK. Sept 27-The ship Winchester az
rived to-day from Liverpool, Dsging the passage
~ out OF $50 passense died.
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despatch from iIavse de Grace, Nd, says that
tie Hon. John Wethered Of Baltimore county, has
been nominated FOR Congress ny the WHY'S OF the
Second Congressional District Of Maryland
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WHEELING, Sept 27tn-rhe Ohio river is now
in a good stage and steamers are quite regular IN
their movements. FreiIhts are in great demand at
- cents per 400 lbs 10 Cincinnati and 81 cents to
Louisville Coffee % cents per bag 70 Cincinnati,
and 40 cents to Louisville Nearly 400 tons OF
freight was loaded here to-day FOR Baltimore.
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Convention. IN Boston to-day to nominate an indie
pendent candidate Tor Governor.
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LITER FEOH KIO

Nxw Yosx, Sept, 27,-By al arrival we have Rio
dates OF Aas l;};h. Coffee was firm at i6JGa4IisJ0
per arro5e 0eing alvance al 200 refs per arro5e.
The sock was very light tor :he season.
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Patri k Clanley has been committed to Jail in
Pos.on for It murder committed in Indiana
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Snow, the bank cashier, who was convieted seve-
raj years ago Of en9hezzlemenr, has been released
from the State prison Of Rhode Island.
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BY GODDIN APPERSON
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 18TH

AND 5TH STREETS, IN THE CITY Of
sold, on THURSDAYAFTERNOON the 9Th of De
tober, 1853, upon the premises commencing at the
hours hereinafter named the following valuable Real
Estate, viz: The Brick Tenement the east line of
ID street, between Main and Cary streets now oc-
cupied by Messrs. Harreys Burgess. fronting %
feet, running back 30 feet. After which will be sold
the very desiraby located private residence OIL the
west line Of 5th between Franklin and Grace streets
now III the occupancy of A. Robinson, Jr. ESQ
fronting "a feet 5th street, running back 10 feet
he position Of the first described property with re-
terence 10 business purposes and the location of the
latter as private residence recommend the same TO
the attention eff capitalists, those in search of
desira bic dwelling ID genteel neighborhood
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance at 6, u and 13
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed, title retained
The sale viii commence at O'clock with the
former aud O'clock with the latter described pre-
perry GODDIN L APPERSON
49,
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A VALUABLE DIScOVERY.--0n that
4 has long been sought after, viz. A CHEMICAL
LIQUID SOLDER for nendng broken china. glass
o. eastheawafe of every description. This invaluable
Geinens specimen Of skin be at our store
should De 10 peSession of every houae-keeper. The
followed, the performer never faa IN restoring the
article TO be joined to its won,ed strength
This article 10 manufactured only at nnr FstaLlish-
ment lfor this Sta1e) and we eau furnish ID Ia any
quantity At the lowest rates. =
r. II DUVAL l. Bro Druggisfs.
sc ~ 100 Bank Square,
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDEEr.-H Hiram Pow
g to be commercial agent OF the United States a
Florence, in Tuscany. ~
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Most BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY

M OSE BEAU1lE I'll T. JUN TRY
NJ SEAT, u MILES WEST OF THE CITY,
MEAN THE PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
IION-The beautiful Estate, owned by Mons Prave
containing $50 will be sold auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the l1th October, 1858. If
tar II not the next fair day commencing 81 O'Clock
r. NJ The FARM will be divided into three parcels
according 10 plan and survey now being made. The
mansion is new. and sufficient for the sdat;on
OF large family-besides which, there are the usual
out buildings such servants houses, barn. stable
&c.
Persons desircus of purchasing elegant and re-
tired country invited to view this be fore the
day Of sale
The terms. which will be accommodating will be
uade known the day OF sale.
sc "a GODDfN g. APPERSON Auc.s
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EMBROIDERIEs carbohydrates

~ The undersigned have 10 store. direct from the
h4thefn auetion sales, splendid stock of French
SWISS aud Scotch neeee-work EAfBRoiDERIES
exceeding In c4aPness AID variety ything offered
Ia eat line u this city, consisting OF l50e Collars
f9ue large Points al IS cents worth from & 10 81
1903 easbrgidssea, heuasiiehed aud sheer hnencaua-
brio itdkss 1tside Iidkfs. very Iieh Gamble
and sSiss 2nds, EdgDgs and Insertings; SlesYes.
large assonneat; Ribbons oi all shades, styles and
prices besides the usual stock of Dress Goods Do
iaesiia and great many other useful and desirable
articles to which the attention of the laejespartieu.
larry respectfully called promising TO sell batgs
ard 40 mistake $3.50
]. MILLHIsER l. BROTHER,
SET 1873 Broad street
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AMOS. &c.-JAAiES MOOD

NEW PIANOS. &c.-JAAiES WOOD
y HOUSE, lase Nssh q Wooahousrs has issf re-
dyed nnspbss 81 New ard Elegant Plane Fosfes
III sup~rh tone and a the latest aud moss fashlonA
s'e - NEW MUSIC
A large lot Of New AID handsome Muslr for the
risno Farse and Guisas.
Piano Sge0lA GalE&l1 and Melodeen&
fw- Piano Forfes taaea and repaired.
secord.hsna Pian0s taken IN exchange, se8
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BosroS. Sept. 27.-MaTtin Beals an old ei;izeI
OF this city, fell under tie cars at The Worcester
railroad depot, aud was cut in half
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new YORK, Sept 27.-The Grand Lodge Of the
Freemasors of the STATE Of New York last night
donated 10 the New Orleans sufferers 81 900, and
10 the Mobile sufferers -, 600.
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4 London letter says-"lt i remarkable tac
that the Bank Of England now holds H0sil%er bull
lion"
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By latest accounts from New York, the condition
o. Nike Walsh was considered very precaIioua.
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ADJUSTMENTS
FAIRFIELD COURSE --THURsDAY.
IL Sert EMILE HEAfs.-PURsE sI0o

FAIRFIELD COURSE --TH URSDAY,
- Sept. EMILE HEAfs.-PURsE sI0o
ENTRIES.
Mr. Thes. boswell enters Ct. selding by Boston,
dam Bsrhara Allen, years old.
Mr. WEIGH enters en- M. Lady Fairfield nv Harold
dam Betsy White. years old.
Gate fee 50 cents
Sc % JOHN BELcHER, Prop
CLASH { OTTAGE.-The MECHANIC,
~ GUARDS, Capt X. F. NORRIS, having made an
arrangement with the Richmond and FREDERICK sburg
Railroad Company will make MILITARY sra
CIVIC EXCURSION to the SLASH COT'TAGE an
FRIDAY evening, the Soth Septe mber =
The Corps will be accompanied BY the ARMORy
BRASS and COTILLON BANDS, which have heen
erFaged for the occasion.
The Cars will leave the Depot at o'clock M
Persons enabled leave at that hour viii hava
the privilege of going by the o'clock train. Re-
turning the excursion train will leave the Cot.ags
about O'clock Those desiring to remain lonesy
can take tie mai; train in the morning
ET REFRE II TENTS viii be furnished q.
moderate Prices.
TICKETS, for the round trip, ONE DOLLAR
EACH.
gF-No charge for Ladies
Tickets TO be had OF any Member of tie COMPANY.
or at the Dept.
If the weather shoald be unfavorable ON the sotb
September, for the Excursion il will be postponed
until Monday, Oct. 3d. Sc 90
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NJ ULES FOR SALE have for sale,
q lot Of BCarbcn counfy MULES said to Be the best
ever brpux ut 10 R.ehnord. which will sell on res
souabie terms ..xx..
amara then, faney Filly--a Ladies Nag CAL and
sec them. W. AGSLfaIQtk.
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a NTHkACITE AND CLOVER HILL

II CoAL.-The Subscribers ars now receiving
their winter supply Of ANTHRACITE COAL, and
vii, constantly keep on hand the beat quality Of both
White ana red ash, which they offer good terms
az u can be purchased in the city
I1sy have aiso taken cue Of the yards beon sips %
cupied by Mr.. Edwin III Clarke, where ffey are pre-
pared 70 furnish the beet CLOVER HILL COAL 1t
20 csnts per bnshei.
They respectfully solicit call from tkeir friends
and the public generally.
Orders left al their effee af Mesu. Toier Cooke
O. 10 he box q the Anthracite coal house rear Of
the uniog Hotel, 18th viii BE pssmpfiy attended %
sc Its WM- III. DAVIS co.
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VERY VALUABLE LOTS IN THE

TOWN OF SYDNEY, ON THE PLANK
ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wiil be sold
on the premises on TUESDAY. the 4th day Of Octo-
Der, l8.5, commencing at O'Clock. Isl feet of
GROUND in the town of Sydney the North side
OF the Plank Road, adjoining the residence of Mr.
vide Ii will be divided into lots to suit purchasers
After which, will DE sold 80 very desirably located
LOTS Gu the South side Of the Plank Read where il
is lntersectedb by Randolph Streets map of which can
be office.
The above Real Estate for the most part is located
N very improving part of the town Of SYDNEY, and
some Of the Lots are as handsome any 10 be found
IL that town Ees
The attention of the public particularly called to
this sale.
TERMs-One-fourth cash: balance at 8, 6 and mos
Tor negotiable notes interest added aud title retained
till last shall be paid.
seN GODDIN & APPERSON. Auc.s
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M METROPOLITAN HALL!
WI GEO. KUNKEL. Manager
- JOhN 7 FORD Observation-Disclosures
K U IN XIII

NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
- The and popular Songs, arranged for the
PlHEo)-OLD BOB RIDLEY. OLD RIVER FARM
AUNT HARRIET BEECHA STOWE, MARY
VALE, safe at the ticket office. Price p
each.
~ Admission 25 cents. Doors open at 7, to COM
Ineuce at O'Clock.
% IOHN Y E0RD.
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BUILDING LOIS ON LEIGH ST. !.
II AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY uext. SOtb Sen
TENDER. at O'clock in the afternoon will be sold
beautiful BUILDING LOT, situated on the north
side OF Leigh, west of Adams street. and adjoining
the residence fTnomas N Dickens fronting 90 feet
and running back about i40 feet
Af.er which will be cold FIVE other lots also on
north siGe Of Leigh street, and north of Buchsnan
street, well suited for building purposes
Terms: Oae-third cash, balance at & and month";
with interest j NJ TAyTOP
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They viii continue BY the express wishes Of 1napy
friends their
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR FIVE EVENINGS MORE
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 18th.
Ending most positively on FRIDAY evening Sep
teinber 80, as they perform il Norfolk on Saturday
evening October Isc
ES During the remainder Of the stay of the Night
!ngaies, Tickets or Music be purchased al the
hall in the morning from 10 10 o'clock.
EV@ ADMISSION, y cents.
i59 Doors open at 7 o'clock.
81: JOHN T. FORD Agent
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FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB RACES
The regular meeting of the Fairfield Jockey Club
VIII take place OH TUESDAY, October 18th.
TUESDAY, Fret Dog-Sweepstake, mile heats
for year old SlGo entrance, SO forfeit. Close on
the 10Th September; now three subscribers.
WEDNESDAY, Second Day. mile heati purse
S2e0 Free tor all ases. Entrance SIC.
THURSDAY. Thisad Days mile heats, purse $500
Free for all ages. Entrance SIs.
FRIDAY, Fourth DaI--Jockey Club Purse, $500
mile heats. Entrance go.
JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor.
The LADIES' PAVILION has been compile
TED, and an efficient officer appointed TO preserve the
tt2uce &c the Course Ladies will pass by Mr. Be-.
cher's house through the lane--and will be i'd
mitted 10 the house unless accompanied by gentle
pan. Sc Its
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1ARPE1INGS AND RUGss.--We have
~ in store, per Jamestown, handsome lot ol ao:-
ton warp and all wool ingram and 0 ply CARPETS.
Also, tufted end velvet RUGS.
Purchasers VIII ind this good opportunity TO sup
ply themselves, by calling early.
se "a HART Il MOSES, IS Asin 81.
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DRINTING BY STEAM POWER

Il CHAS. II. WINNIE, TWO doors below Exchange
bank, has applied to his presses ard greatly
increased his type departments. whereby he can gil
orders for every description Of PRINTING. with
dipate aud ~ cheaper rates than any establish
nent in Virginia
He keeps himself constantly supplied with Post,
Letter, Cap and Note PAPERS, aud ENVELOPES,
Business, Visiting, Exhibition and Show CARDS Of
every kind
NOTES, CHECKS, DRAFTS, BONDS, BLANKS,
nc. Always on hand.
He pledges entire satisfaction, no charge win DO
made.
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HNRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE IN 'SYDNEY."-By virtue of Trust
deed, dated 2S;h August 1853 snail IN execution Of
DAY AFTERNOON, the Atm October. 1868. at ST o.
clock the premises the honse and lot Oh the south
side Of the plank road, now occupied by Mr. James
j. Bnttain. The lot contains acres and is in a high
state of improvement.
Terms :-One-third cash, balance at and months
for negotiable notes interest sdaed and title retained
til! last note is paid.
sc @ w GNDUIy Trus.ea
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DROAD ROCK RACE S-Will con

BROAD ROCK Il AC E S-Will COM
1I mence the second TUESDAY in October,
1853, and continue ,ur Ia -
FIRST DAY-iUr. DAY ll-h.-Sweep7 axe .t,-
three year old colts and lleys, two mile heats 800
entrance. half foIfeit-three subscribers and closed
/. Capt-John Belcher names Dr. CaheiPs bay i'll
ley by Herald, dam imported.
?. MIR. Jas Talley names en-. flley by Herald, dam
Betsy White.
s. C. & N. Green. name grey horse Granite bv
PoyGore dam Andrewetta.
SECOND DAY-WEDN E S d Y.-Proprietor's
Purse, S25o, two mile heats, free for all ages,
SECOND RAcE-SAME DAY.-A fine set ofDouble
Harness for Buggy; mile Out, free for saddle
horses only 1910 entrance.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY.-Jock Club Purse,
-Four Mile Heats $50. with al iLside stake Of $3.50,
IL which Capt. ohn Belcher names RedEye, and c.
d n. Gree name Lawson.
FOURTH DAY-FRiDAY.-A Post Stake, $3.50
entrance. half forfeit mile heats; to
make a race--aow subscribers. This stake will
close The 29th inst, up to which time any
subscribe ty addressing the undersigned.
sc l7did {. l. GREEN, PropHetors
ENWO GREAT MATCH RACES OVER
4 TIE FAIRFIELD COURSE.-Slo00 three mile
bsa:s--S @, GOT Two mile heats.
On THURSDAY, 29th-Mile heats, purse sieo; free
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WOODEN BUILDINGS FOR SALE
w AT AUCTION.-Win sold On SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, The LIST October. 1885, at q O'Clock,
on the premises, large FRAMED BUILDING, on
the south SIDE OF Marshall, between Huh AID l2sh
streets. Terms &C. at sale.
29 GODDIN APPERSON. Auc.s.
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EOR LADIES.-The Ladies will find
Il daring the season. at the Ladies' Saloon q full
supply of ali the fall styles, consisting of
Black CATER BOOTS, with heels,
wit out -
Colored g embracing all fashionable
shades,
Black Kid CATER BOOTS, very soft and pretty,
Bronze and Black Morocco BOOTS,
A." KID SLIPPERS, French,
Black Morocco SLIPPERS, orr make,
WALKING SHOES,
JENNY LINDS,
Together with every other style wcrn. A call is
res pecttuly solicited at No. *, Main st.
Sc % WHITE & PAGE.
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TREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

GREAT EXCITEMENT IMMENSE
" SUCCESS!-MORE THAN 800 PERSONS IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES PERFORMED
BY CARRIERS SPANISH AiIXTURE.-Ths great
spring medicine and purityer OF the bloed is now
used by hundreds of grateful patients who testify
daily to the remarkable cures performed by the
greatest Of ell medicines, CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE. Neuralgia rheumatism, Scrofula, Erup-
tions in the SKIN, Liver Disease Fexers Ulcers Old
Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat. female Complaints, peins and aching of the
bones and JOINTS speedily put TO fight by using
this erea- and ipestimable remedy.
For Gil diseases Of the blood, and spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found 10
compare with H. /: ceanses the system of all irnpu
rites acts gently and efficiently on the liver and kid
neys, strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
stomach, laakes the skin clear and healthy. and
stores the constitution enieebied By disease broken
down by excuses Il youth to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For The ladies' il is inconparably better than all
cos netcs everused. few doses of Carter SPANS
Mixture will remove all sallowness of complexion
eEng The roses malting to the cheek, give elasticity
10 the step ard improve the general health il & re
inarKet!e degree, beyond all the medicines ever
heard of.
The large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed on persons residing in city
by the use q Carriers Spanish Mixture is the best
evidence that there IS no humbug about it. The
press hotel Keepers, gistrates, physicians and pub
nc men, well Known 10 the community all add their
tes hnoDy 10 the wonderful effects of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Gail and see few out Of the hundreds Of certid.
Gates around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT d BEERS, Drug sts
No l25 Main street. Richmond.
Sold by all Druggists il this city and elsewhere
Price ~ per bottle, or six bottles for S.. apl
CARPETS. RUGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
~ CHARLES A. GWATKIN, opposite Exchan ge
Bank, invites the attention OF merchants and buyers
good style CARPETINGS, Of all grades.
Imperial three-ply CarpetiIg very CHEAP.
Supertne two-ply DO.
Fine good patterns, all wool Brussels.
Velvet Tapestry. Oh Cloths, &c
To every one wno viii favor the subscriber with a
call, he VIII do his best TO please both as 10 style
quality and price ca. A. GWATkIN. -
Sc 2d-3taw2w Opposite Elk. Bank.
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IGOR SALE.-A fine Harness and Saddle
4 MARE, years old, perfectly gentle and war
ranted sound. For safe by 4. BODEkER,
SELF No TO- Main street
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AuS23-cod mdhcp'

QELIAi HEILsi BELLS 1.-The subscriber manufacture
all
school house, and plantation bells These
hung with the with novenble They
around the ciappc will strks in
place. which desirable after bell has been runs few years
Springs ciappor from resting
bell thereby proonspr bells
the best stock, and In iron caspgs Al this
found Improve
We written that church bells break within
one fron
charge all bells 10 warranted Nearly 1000 bells
-cd this foundry which the hest
superiority We have hieen gold silver medals,
rs for the best bells for
purity We getting pcaIs
chimes rc. those furnished by Our oundy 10
~ the Hudson Eric canal and railroads
establishment of the
Uned and has the largest Of bells,
6ed despatch. We refer bells in
Old bells taken In exchange for
Levels, compassss, he., constantly on hand Address
'tsH A. MENEELY,S SONS,
Mar ai--lydkcH West Troy, N. r.