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We have received from Mr.. VIM. Heacoek,
and Lucinda Lake, 50, for the redemption of
the slaves whose case was stated in the Era of
August 18th, which amount we have forward
ed to Miss WOrmeley.
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TuF NATIONAL ERA WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 1853

two hundred and fourteen were from excessive
heat. -Four hundred and forty-nine OF the en-
tire number were children under four years Of
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MoRrALIry.-The report of deaths in New
York, for the week ending 10Th ult., exhibited
nine hundred and sxty-nine deaths of which
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n Post & Co, Periodical Agents Third street
near Main Cincinnati are authorized to receive sub
scripions for the Era. Single copies of the paper
may also be had of them at all times.
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New YORK EVENING PosT - In another
column will be found the prospectus of the
Weekly Evening Post. 1t has been enlarged
and improved The Post maintains its high
character as an independent Journal, too indie
pendent to suit the views of the recipients of
Government patronage, here and elsewhere !;
and, though we cannot agree in all respects
with its course, yet we wish it all success. 1t
will contain interesting extracts from Col. Ben
toms forthcoming work, Thirty Years IN the
United States Senate, in advance of its pubhca-
ton in book FORM Address w. c. Bryant &
Co, New York.
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United States Senate, in advance OIL us pnDhch
ton in book FORM Address w. c. Bryant
Co, New York.
THE yellow FEVER at New Orleans con-
tinues without abatement. The deaths Tor
the week ending on the morning OF goth ult
were 1884, of which number 1902 were from
yellow fever. The interments for week end
ing August 6, were l,l34 yellow fever 900;
for week ending 9th, 1,i9i yellow fever ,30S.
A Geographic despatch, dated August 26th,
reports that the deaths for the three previous
days were as follows on 23d, 232, Of which
1873 were from yellow fever; on 24th 2ls OF
which 300 were from yellow fever; on 25th,
the deaths we're 1873, including 81 from yellow
fever. This last news indicates that the dis
ease is gradually decreasing.
ELLINGroN's "SAMn-The veritable Sam
which Ellington, the claimant of John Free
man. has described as his runway slave, mas
been discovered in Canada. Freeman's inde-
fatigable counsel, not content with proving
that Freeman is free man and never was the
slave of Ellington, have undertaken to INFORM
Ellington where his slave is Mr.. Coburn, ol
counsel for Freeman, in company with two OF
the former neighbors Of Ellington, from Green
up county, kentucky, visited Sam few dsy'
ago at his residence, near Maiden, Canaua.
The two Kentuckians, who, by the way, s,o
shareholders, and among the most respectao's
citizens of that State fully recognised san
and, on examination, found the scars, rs ue.
scribed by Ellington. Sam, himself, says &c
was Elington's slave, and ran away from NM
about sixteen years ago. A.,
These gentlemen visited Freeman last n "
day, and in their dispositions taken on 'oo5
day, they say, AS we are reliably intor'neo,
that said Freeman is not SAM" and doeS no'
much resemble him; and that they have =,
doubt that the Canada Sam y is the one '""'
| Ellington lost.-Indiona Free Democrat.
The Truth IN A Nur-sHgLL.--Ihe hdore''
of the State Committee 10 the Free Democracy
Of Vermont thus defines the position OF exist
ing parties:
aTho only real sntagonism Of principles ea-
-, =, The uresent time between the diheren,
- !. thst which is presented by the creed
r. Tia Free Democracy against the creed
s,.h The other parties The two Bsylaossss
~ scorms arc Sismese twins-they arc besn~
~ .ame slave mother, bcgotten by the csm'
suhservisncy 10 the demands of the slaveho'as
ara and are bound together by a ligamen'"
time serving, which makes them in reality op.
though having separate bodies and d'ners"'
| names"
This exposition is graphic and true
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.-The town of Wood.
vile, Wilkinson county, Miss, was the scene
of horrible tragedy early on the morning of
the 4th inst. The Wing says:
A negro man, determined to put an end to the
existence ofboth himself and wife, and for that
pnrpose,it II seems, ne procured an axe, with
which ne. struck his wife in the head several
times, and then cut his own throat with ra-
zor. At the last accounts neither were ex-
pected TO recover. The cause. jealousy
Further particulars we have not learned.
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VOL. 3--N0 100. 100.
= cowARDIN. rropIissoF'
'Ao, - pT-EAsANTS. Editor.
N,GHTF Alb


80 ,5s sIea, sfternoon,
s1S. d. .,,Is;,n sua 20 io"ni
Iae ~ 49,, opposing SKY, the moon'
W., s,,7-~<r The .Jeep'e OF the town.
ward Ike golden scale
ua' ,se river. and ever the vale
A23 70 ~ ~, oaors f7om the lily pond
....--rs vsoors calmly swung
IS '',-ts,bafias in the tu light trees
l,v A1,,, vesper Ministries sung
= TsI.. @'.'.' s',air,.ve midday memories
.-... .-., ~ ons, they droopei away
= :, o.. ,.,,,c ipro slumber deep,
F,.og FT.I, ''.,, he vf-v woodlands lay,
"qe F,.a.ps the, sasaowy "inssin sleep
-, p,.,s, .rq,. Ike vespeT palm.
"a 5.ii''r,Sa.:l,a 5sy'igh, At Us close;
H..,,N -, ,.st. IKE the vapors calm,
ySp,its the spin: in rePoss--
.,,..,-s n The ssi,lsht falling dim,
'i,-r I-,rfsth a! tbs song " aich passed sway
,,'t:sr9, st1op your wings TO him
WEs.e saail6p GA lhe river lay
y7.5,,. az os- without he!n-
81. rest son. IN his marvellous eyes
Cs-rf ou tgora .es.n 70 realm,
~ -9,.,h 81 .hs world Of mysteries
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ALL SoUSD.-'I tell you," said warm
friend of a newly elected Senator, 10 an old so.
ber-headed politician, your parry may say what
they please, but you cannot deny that MIR. G..
is sound man. ''"fhar's jest what we're afear-
ed on, was the reply; sits our opinion that he 5
all sound" a' so as
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u MIR. lothian B. Munroe, an esteem ed
citizen of Boston, died in that city few Jays
ago, from ship fever. contracted while in the
discharge OF his duty as superintendent, of
alien passenoers .
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ANOTHER WARNisG.-The Memphis En-
quirer learns that a highly respectable and
anliable young lady Of Fulton, Lauderdale
county, Tenn, has been rendered insane by
Esprit Rappings."
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CHARAcTERIsTIc THgRAr.-The famous
Mr.. Anmer going through STREET in Windsor
two boys looked out of a one pair of stairs win
dow. and cried" There goes Mr. Anmer. that
makes so many bulls" He hearing them,
looked up. saying, "You rascals, know you
well enough, and if ikad you here Fdksck yoa
doDs stGsrs.''
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Nor DEAD.-The Petersburg Express cor.
rects the statement made in that paper few
days since, relative to the death of Mr.. Parr,
who was struck on the head by John T. Car.
ter. Mr.. P ii says. is still alive. 60
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A LApY's REPaooF.-A lady, not better
known in Glasgow fof her wi, than Eler bepeyo.
Ience, when quite young, Went out TO ride on
pony whicn her father kept for her use, ac-
comPanied by q gentieman. His horse SUM.
bied. Hold up, you devil" was the sympa-
tbetic expression to the intelligent quadruped.
The lady softly remarked, "Now. sir. my
horse has much pretiier name than yours-I
caiihim Donald.
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SUDDEN DEArH-Ar. Reuben P. Resor, a
merchant, of Cincinnati, died quite suddenly at
the Revere House, Boston, on Saturday morn
ing
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Fear is implanted Ia Us as o preser, alive
from evil butts duty, like other passions, is
not TO pyerbear reason, butte assist il nor
should il be suffered to tyrannize in the imsgi-
natioh TO raise phanloms of horror, or beset
life with supernumerary dislresses.
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Law IN kESTUcKY.-Wheu a Kentucky
Judge, some years since, was asked by an at
toruey. upon some strange ruling. us that
law, your honor?" he replied, "if the courr M
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Pitiful. that man should so care for riches
as If they were his own; yet 50 use them. as if
they were another's that when he might he
happy in spending them, will be miserable in
keeping them and had rather, dying, leave
wealth with his enemies, than being alive, re-
lieye his friends.
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q The Boston Post. journal which free
ly gives its opinions, regardless of locality
says-
1t seems that lord Dennan, former chief JUS
tce Of England, has been "making Judy" OF
himselfbv making certificate of the genui.
ness of "Uncle Tom" His lordship knows
jest about as much ofhis "collored brodders"
in America as the latter know of his lordship.
We dare say both might profit by better
acquaintance. By the bye, we would respect
fully remind his lordship of the sensible old
maxim-"ne crede colori,'' which, rather
freely translated, signiaes, don't put too much
confidence in the "nigger literature" Of the
day.
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sJohn, either you or must quit this house -
very we'll, sir" said John, where will your
honor be going to1'' "a
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BARGAINS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this
ID week and the balance of this saonth, we VIII
sen,he cheape., Dry Goods ever yet soid by us, in
order to make sufficient room tor our new spnng
SAMMY Our assortment at present will compare
fasoraoly with any other establishment In our
line, except ths prices of the Goods, which are COZ,
siderable lower Look at the bne wide Bieached
Cotton at Cd worth l2t Bed Ticking :, 10 and i2s
cents, huie silk Wells 25c, Kid Gloves 37tc very
Ia~re lot al Embroderies JUS, received Cambfic Ed.
s;ng and Inserting q, lai Is, worth richly douoie
CAmbr;c Bands 25e. MerIimack Prints 3D. great
variety of patterns, Irish Linens and Diapers very
cheap, Bobbins and Thread Eds sings.
Tue following very desirable Goods received the
iast few DAYS: leo pieces Plaid, Swiss and Cambria
Muslins, do striped and checked, embroidered Eus-
ias 10 white and colored for party dresses; also
100 Grape Shawls, plain end embroidered, OF this
years tnporta,ions.
Give US a cali and you will De satisfied about tht
cheap goods. J. .MiLLHi SER Il BRO
fe ID 1913 Broad street.
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridge, U. 8. N.

PORTsMOCTH, VA, August I3, I3yi.
NJ Bcash-Dsar Sir: While DIN in general op-
posed TO Patent Medicines caEdor compeis to state
tlst have great confidence in the virtues of Hamp-
tO1's Vegetable Tincture For several months past
ha-s used my family, and In dyspepsia, loss OF ap-
pse dl1Gness and general debility, with entire sac
cs5s So ia as my experience extends, therefore, |
tIxe pieeslrelH IN recommending it to the afflicted 40
ere ana efficient remedy.
1 3IB, FeeVectfu!lv YOURS
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A CHANCE TO OBTAIN CHEAP DkY
n GOODS-TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
As.I have determined to sell my entire stock Of
Winter Goods at cost would call the attention Of
the ladies and the public generally, TO my assort-
rnsnt OF Silks, Delsues, Merinoes, Apaccas. Fian-
nes, Blankets, Shawls, kerseys, and large 10
sorrnient OF Mutfs, and great variety OF other
Goods, tso numerous 10 mention. q. +'
= MORRIS w ROSE,
i.G 0r, dstra
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The subscriber having associated with MIN Mr..
/. w TlmberIake in the General Agency and Cok-
!ectag business returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed ON him, ssks for
the new concern a continuance of the same.
sls ALFRED LEWk.AL EN-.
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VERNON ESXR!DGF.
Chaplain IN the Z. States Navy.

HlmptoLs Vegetable TIacsurs oy its mild action o.
t55 stomach, hver ana 1he kidneys viii care dYsoep
81 cough asthma bronchial and lung affections pains
n the back, side and breast consumption, scrofula
rjsLAatlsn, eout neuralgia, 6stula, piles bowel Com
ptss, SoTi1s, nervous 1sbIlitywith all diseases an
6a5 fom impure 50od aad Is the greatest female me
0-tae known
CAL and get pamphlets gratis and certificates Of
cU-es
F0r sale ty 0. A. sTRECKER, Main street. Rich
mona; q. B. JONES s. CO, Petersburg, Va Doctor
S1OkE, fredericksburg MORTIMER e. NOW.
6HAf, Baltimore and by Druggists generally
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UIBER.-s0,eO0 toet Seasoned OAK Boards

I UMBER.-s0eO0 toet Seasoned Oak Boards
- tor Tobacco Boxes
10000 feet Season ed Susauehanna Boards
2SsO0C feet Charleston and Baltimore Dressed
Flooring
10000 fee, Assorted Rock Maple
5000 feet Assorted Buffalo Ash
5000 feet half inch Cherry
OOH feet half inch Black Walnut
Landing at Rockets, from board schrs Virginia,
c Il Cols and the Alvarsdo. For sale on the wharf
on accommodating terms. by
fa 10 BELvIN & PARKER.
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old HOUSE AT HOME.
~ The Old House al Home, where first learn'd
TO speh,
And the old fashiond clock, with loud sounding
bell;
But my heart amid 81 all changes though far may
roam 81.
Can recall those sweet sounds of .hs Old BsEs at
Home.
But far from my home, IN quiet retreat
Without Watcn or Clock, no time can keep;
But ii fortune should smile, and the world should
not frown,
III buy me Clock when frst go to town.
There's store, am told. opposite the Dispatch
Where they sel Clock cheap, and for time hard
to match;
BARTHOLOmEw's his name, and though small
yet his stock. x ..- = ii ~
He can repair any Watch or repair any Clock.
If his name you forget and his address you should
lose,
The Dispatch is the Office for all kinds of ne~s;
For news such as this you have need for 10 care.
So now bring your Watches for me TO repair !,
BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker.
Governor st., opposite the Dispatch Office.
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T OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
IL As the agent and trustee of TH0S. II. BLA-
KEY,I will. sell, privately, in lots oonsaining one
or more acres each, 10 suit purchasers, eight or
ten aces of the land noy owHed and occupied by
the said Biakey. These lots are b autitny sitaa.
ted on union Hin, fronting on the road leading 20
Biasey,s Mi, ABOUT annie and half only from
the old market
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore,or
to tie subscriber, at his Office No. u Main street.
up stairs over Messra. Sinton Il Go.
Al Q-3ta,sts l. r. WATKINS
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a. kNEkAL AGENCX.-The subscribers Of
"a fer their services to the cinzens of Richmond
and the urrounding country General Agents
and Collectors. They viii attend TO The hiring of
Negroes, renting out Houses, and collecting OF
claims, either in the city of Richmond or vicinity.
TIMBERLAKE & LEWELLEN
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The DAILY DISPATCH
Friday Morning, Feb. Is, 1853.

LOLA MONTH"; ~ TROUBLE Lola Mon
tez was arrested at New Orleans on the 9th
INST. on the affidavit OF her servant girl, chaIg
ing her with assault and battery. When she
was brought into court quite an exciting scene
took place. Lola, in the first place, went into
mysteries. and then tainted. After she was
restored the matter was investigated, aud the
Countess had to give bail for her appearance.
The N. o. True Delta gives little incident
connected with this affair, that is quite rich
1t happened on the occasion Of the visit ofthe
officers to Lola's residence, for the purpose
OF arresting her.
The DaHseuse, however, refused to submit
10 the law, and threw herself on her dignity,
ana declared tnat she was o Countess. The
otncer declared that Countesses did not pass
current IN this country. Then, drawing a
| dagger, the fair Lola declared that she would
oe,end her own liberty and honor.
IN na'eis had now arrived at pretty pass
"o snassning eve fthe heroine of Bavaria was
ssh aiul and brilliant as the bright blade
.. she neid IN her dexter hand, and the
'"o ofhcers quailed before her.
ns'n, when one of them engaged the
ou I VI 'ne heroine in front, and with
y ~Hich nid honor TO his Moslem badge,
pafueo ner passes, the other. by counter
movement, made an attack from, the rear and
seiAeo she Ceuntess by the arms, Now came
tue Tug ol war The Countess lost her dirk,
/ ous her teeth were left, and she used them on
the hands and persons OF her opponents with
an energy which proved their sounduess.
"nie the storm was going on within, the
; trends OF the Countess gathered around her
dwelling. and appeared to be sadly grieyed at
the turn which things had taken. Some of
them at length got into the room, and the
: Countess by a move, for moment obtaued
her liberty, OF their reOuest
She then stepped up 10 the sideboard, seiz.
ed small vial labeled poison, swallowed lis
contents, and then, with a triumphant voice
exclaimed: "NoU I shall be free from al
further s1dignityi" lttoAowed OF course tha
the Co laiess tainted, came TO, smoked tw,
, segars, tainted again, and the officers, though
) doubling the reality of the poison, were fain T.
) leave their fair arrestee under promise mad
6y her friends, that in due time she would ap
, pear before the Recorder.
} The True Delta concludes its statement b
saying the matter has been compromised be
: tween the mistress and her maid, and that th
! poison has luckily turned out most harmless
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A LARGE Hos.-Mr. Sherman BILLINGS. of
Gu1fiord. W.. has hog which weighs alive
eteren hundred pounds. He is two and half
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EOh SALE CR EAP-A few more u those
odd size Doors, Blinds and Sash, at the factory,
Mayo street.
fe i2-ts NJ AMbLER
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FOR. RENT

- FOX kENT.--A stable on 5ih siT- d. rear
NJ Broad street Apply to
CAAS EHRENkRooK.
fe Ia Agent and Coliactor
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CONE IL WOOD.
I AN Row prepared 30 furnisn az the Yard, corner
4 of 10th u Basin Bank, COKE az "a e5 per load,
and beat Oak Wosd at "a so per cord, delivered.
fe 2-Ims VIM C BRAZEAL.
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OLE RYE MHisAEY.-5b bnls prime Old
" Rye Whiskey, just received and for saleby
P. VOOLFOLK, jr,
fe $50 Broad street.
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DLAsTER AND LIME.-.o0 terces fresh
4 RocSand Lime, AGO tierces fresh Lubec Plas
.er, not Richmond inspection. for sale BY
fea EDWIN WORTHAM g. CO.
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.,,orto he Read and Thought upon.
: -, -. IT AAEST AND NORTH HAVE

,-.,oz,o he Eead and Thought upon.
Eg1ur EAST. WEST AND NORTH HAVE
/ ipCEFN-hOW SPEAKS TdE SOUTH
- -l.ENYSUUTH Hear the tribute given by
-, ts-s,ns. in his 74ih year. Can there be
mind 50 p ejG6iced AS not 10 yield to such
O., o. ,test,rlony daily given in favor Of Hamp-
tan-.Yc.e.a ble Tfnc'ure, in every hamlet
- sad city where I; has found its way Crate
q carte .ie Ak lts praise.
L. lags-Ea DISTRICT, South Carolina, !
January Sd, 1853.
,..,svs wg-:i-lsr s. h5s5r1y- Condemnation
- as. we wears nave been a severe sufferer
S,,4 Ete a1atisFn I'll. seeing your recommends
t-. ~ Eamutons Vegetable Tlacture, purchased
,-.,.a and tie first dose has much relieved me
ira csSGer II oGt Justice 10 give to the suffering
- l ,-r resuit Gt :ae application.
Ne Us acute Rheuiaatisln in the back-so bad
f,. I gss confined 70 my bed tor the last six
months Tae first bottle acted like cnarm the
,51d .es. red strength 20 my poor afflicted back,
ard az. IJR AS well aud feel Is young as when
VS. sixteen. I sm now seventy four years of
r-u..5e- you- TicclUre the greatest discovery
cI4r, ace; and poor suffering humanity ought tC
p,.r.s llo-ampa, 70 Dr. Hampton. who has saved
esg.s.aGs ; rom Daic. A3d you, gentlemen, have
sete. TIE part 0t public ReneTactoTs IN disseninst
~ the 5-44dts which have resulted from your IN.
va -5uls IluciUTe.
lam pain cotton planter and have never writ,
tn t1f literary fame. but when my fellow beings
a. saiir,.d shal. Z hesitate, or through uocesty,
wtasqG any Information valuable 70 my fellow
msst Sa.s you consider this worthy of q place in
sn5 If yoar newspapers, your are al liberty TO
m4s4 use e.!t
iya.s, truly, ALFAH hEMBALL.
T--.i S-Gaeer than Fjcta0~ None need Despair
IA LGGgs Testimony after thtrty-sjgbt years o.
5ermg,
We're fbers nc. real vir-7e in this nierf1l medi.
as could Il perform the astonishing cures made by
NosTgA~aroN COUNTY, April Is, 1852
Hassrs Ty.eg y AI4!r.
nave been afflicted with rheumatism, az times from
7 Twelfth year; Will be fifty years of age the l8rh
cfIu.s month the attacks at times aa
to 5ende ne helpless; have tried various remedies
- very little effect Last October attacked in
rg shoulder, sides, back, and hips; could not rest
Jay OF night: CoGd not move any part of my body
V-tao1tc' gus with pain az this time also tried ms
n remedies internal ana external, without receiving
any relief was e. last advised to try Hsmpton's We
seEi0s Tuc:ure before | had taken one bottle OF
which felt much better, ana as continued taking il
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and my
stomach strengthened and revived every way; have
taken hve bottles and am much better than expect
ed 70 be. intend - It whenever need it. and
wgqld recommend Il to the ataisted, believing it uns
YoGIs, ELIZABETH BAGWELL4
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shOOk PLATEs.-Ihe most beautiful and
- durable style of name Plates ever introduced.
we now otter to the citizens Of Richmond; and we
trusi that any person at the head of family and
resident OF the city would Immediately favor US
with an order for their name on an examination of
our various samples, which can be seen at Tyrer's
Gun store, No llS, Main street. This article fs not
only neat and tasty ornament to dwelling bat in
also OF much service to the friends and acqrain-
tances of the possessor
HENRY WEI.TON, General Agent.
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celebrated German physician is about TO
publish scientific condemnation OF the pre-
sent loose sleeves worn by the ladies. He
proves that they promote rheumatism and all
KINDS OF complaints, and recommends resuru
to the long, close sleeves of former period.
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60 HOUSE FOR KENT.-A comfortable
81 Dwelling on French Garden Hill now occu-
pied by Mr. Duke. Possession in few days
TOLER e. COOK,
fe IL General Agents.