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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-26

DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN B.
WALTHALL is now the only authorized Physician
ed to treat charity cases to practice DIR. G. B. Brai
nerds system of treating Diseases of the Eye which
mas proved successful and invaluable. By this sys-
tem which is painless in the treatment partial and
total blindness Inflammation Of the Eye and its ap-
Pendages intolerance of light, falling of the eyeds
ract. &c. of years standing, have been cured, and
perfect sight restored, without cutting wash by
few minutes, and often only few seconds appca
ton of instruments of recent invention. So many
have been benefited by the system, without injury
to any, that all who suffering with diseases of the
Eye may fearlessly put it to the test.
DR.. Walthall can be consulted from to TO- A. NJ,
and from to P. NJ, at his office on Governor ST.,
Richmond, Va, or by letter.
Fee for consultation 81. For prescription and in.
strument $l0
For visits and additional treatment extra charge
Il No letters answered without the money is en-.
closed ia I-1m
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MINISTER TARRED AND BATTERED "A
Methodist preacher, and who lives near Lebanon,
Illinois, married respectable widow lady who had
daughter some fourteen or fifteen years of age,
who was, subsequently, prostituted by him. The
st. Louis Republican says that as soon as this be
came known, the greatest Indignation was felt
among the citizens, who held meeting and resolv'
ed to lynch him. They proceeded to his house,
but found it barricaded. Alter awhile, however,
he proposed to let them in, provided they inflicted
no other punishment but tarring and featherng
him. This was agreed to, and the Republican pro-
ceeds to describe the ceremony as follows:
The tar and feathers were at hand and men
willingly pitched III to give him his new suit The
brushes and mops were dipped into the tar-bucket
and speedily applied to his naked form, while the
victim stood it like matyr. What was their sur
prise, however. to find that the substance wouldn't
stick, and slid oH his person fast it was ap-
piled. Upon questioning him sharply and exarni
ming him closely they found that the Rev gentle
man had actually CREASED himself all over in antic
patton otthe course that would be pursued ards
him. His ingenuity, however, wouldn't save him,
and vengeance finally triumphed. Some genius in
the crowd suggested method, which was imnledi-
atey adopted 1t was nothing more or less than to
sprinkle him with ashes, and little dirt and sand
Ihe plan succeeded-the printing stuck and the
tar and feathers were applied and adhered; after
which they trotted him around on rail-
The st. Louis Democrat states that serious pro
position was entertained at first to kill him outright
and it was only at tie earnest peadings ofthe more
SOBER members OF the party that his life was spar.
ed He owns a farm somewhere in the vicinity oi
Lebanon, and heretofore had maintained a fair
enough character. The citizens have given him
until after harvest time to make his preparations for
a removal
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RIVER, May 25, 1854

MECHUM'S RIVER, May 25, 1854
I1 The Undersigned is prepared to accommodate
twenty or thirty BOARDERS, and will use his best
exertons to render his guests comorabl and happy
Situate in the county of Aibemarle, Immediately on
the Virginia Central Railroad, ten miles of Char
iettesvlie, and near the eastern base of the Blue
Ridge, his house will be particularly attractive
and butter sweet the clover blossom, together
with quiet retirement in the midst of the most
his house.
TERMs-Per month, $50, (servants and children
generally about half price y per week. S6; per day,
S125.
Post Office, "Mechum's River, Va.'
my 6-dlmc4t* VIM. GRAVES.
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DOTOMAC PAVILION-PINEY

l. POINT, MD.-This agreeable resort for health,
sea bathing and general recreation will be opened
the 18th of June, fer the accommodation of the pub
lie and under the confident hope that satisfaction was
afforded on his part last to visitors generally
shall be equally well kept during the present; and
while many similar establishments have raised their
prices for board and doubtless many will follow
their example, the prices at the PAVILION will
continue as heretofore for it's old we'll the new
friends which may seek its quiet shades and we'll
known fishing grounds. Ht
BoARD-for sin gle day, $2.00-for three DAYS or
less than week, $50 per day-per week, $1,000,
and per month, $4,000
Professor Loebmann's Coruet Band has been
gagged for the season. ~-f
je l2-d6wc4t w. w. DIX, Proprieto-
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SERIOUS RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN-A collision took
place between two trains on the Ohio Central rail-
road, near GAINESVILLE, on Tuesday evening by
which Mr. John Sanborn, in the employ of the com.
pany was so much injured as to cause his death.
Several others were injured among them Mr. E
ID OF. OF Frederick county, Md, had his hip dslo-
Gated, and was somewhat bruised; Mrs Dougherty
and Mrs. M. ]. Butte, of Cambridge, Ohio, conside-
rably injured; George T. Clark, chief eng ineer of
the road, and Mr.. Cook, of Ill., slightly Injured
Tte baggage car was driven nearly one-third its
irneh through the passenger car entirely tearing
the seats; several freight cars were demolished and
both locomotives considerably damaged
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Ine following ia the epitaph just put upon a mar
Bile grave stone, by Mr. Moses Davis, of Nashua, to
be placed at the grave of Miss SeyilIa Jones' who
was murdered by Henry N Sargent, at New Bos-
ton, last winter:
"Sevilla, daughter of George and Sarah Jones'
murdered by Henry N. Sargent. Jan. I3, 1854, aged
seventeen years and nine months:
Thus fell this lovely blooming daughter,
By the revengfdl hand-a malicious Henry,
When on her way to school he met her,
And with six seli-cocked pistol shot her"
Poor girl! as though it were not bad enough TO
be murdered, without resting under such an
epitaph.
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~ FARMS FOR SALE.-A Farm of

NE TAhMO FUh SALE.-A + arm OF
s@ $50 acres in Henrico county, miles from Rich
mond, halfin cultivation, nearly all of which has been
lined, and produces Wheat. Corn and Clover well.-
The wood land contains some fine timber and large
quantity OF wood. The York River Railroad will run
near to 1t. Health, water and society first rate.
The purchaser can have the use of the farm hands
till the end of the year
The buildings are new and well arranged.
About 200 acres of the above are mud land produ-
cling fine hay, and other crops.
Also, Farm of 50 acres half mile East of Rich.
mond, with new and handsome cottage buildings
having excellent market garden, now producing
fine vegetables. and on which much labor has been
spent.
All the land is highly improved. Apply to
lie I7-d&c4w RICH HILL In
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A HEAVY APPRoPRIATIoN-The Washington Star
says the srnount voted Thursday by the House to
pay for the books ordered to be distributed among
the present m pmbers of the body was Sl99 500 az
The amount requisite TO pay for the books to 20 to
the eighteen new members of the Senate will swell
thaf sum to an aggregate OF S22l 900.
DEGREEs CONFERRED The degree of D. D. was
conferred upon Rev. A. b. Van Zandt Petersburg
Rev. B. IL. Smith, Philadelphia Rev. NJ D. Hoge,
Richmond; and Rev. S. lrenHus Prime, of the New
! 1oIk observer, by the Hannden Sydney College
Virginia, at its commencement on the 18th inst.
INDIAN FIGHTs-The Sioux and Pawnees have
had another fight up the Platte river, and the Oma
has have killed and wounded a number of the
sioux above on the Mississippi, and stolen num-
Der OF horses
LARGE SEIZURE.-About $4,000 cigars and some
other articles were seized at Portland by the Gus
tom House officers on Saturday night They were
brought IN vessel just arrived from Cuba
FREAKS OF TRADE.-Sugar is now cheaper than
flour in New Orleans A barrel of the best sugar
at the present price-say 200 lbs at l,a cents is
81; while flour weighing l96 lbs. sells at So.
Clegg convicted at Troy last week of arson in the
third degree, has been sentenced to the Clinton
county State prison for seven years and three
months.
Hon. James Allison, of Beaver county, Pa died
at two o'clock on Saturday, at the advanced age of
eightytwo years.
John R. Scott the tragedian, has been compelled
on account OF his health to discontinue playing at
the Peoples Theatre st. Louis.
Col. Menti, who fought the side of the patriots
In Italy and Hungary, in lo4S and l949 Just died
in Turin in the prime of life.
Judge Woodward, of the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvania, has iyen an opinion fully sustaining the
Sunday liquor law.
o. II. P. Breckenridge died of cholera at Paris,
ny, few days ago. He contracted the disease in
st. Louis
During atfray on the 4th inst, in Clarke coun-
ty Va, between A. c. Ashby and John A. Turner,
two cousins, the latter, was killed.
Mr.. Jacob P. Thomas, of the firm of Thomas &
Thornton, was killed at st. Louis, on the 9Th inst.
by the kick of horse.
The Greenville (South Carolina) Patriot nomn-
ates Senator Douglas for the next Presidency.
Gov. Seymour, of New York, declines being
candidate for re election
The Loudoun (Va.) Agricultural + air viii be held
on the 23th and 25th October
William Wilson, white, and two slaves were
hung for murder at Versailles, KY, few days
ago.
Thos Pitman was shot and killed in Boyle eoun.
ty, n.y. last Sunday, bo John Harlan.
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JOHN MAY.--Tue death OF john tIay, the clown
has been heretofore announced. He died a. the
Biockley Aims House, Philadelphia. His death
was caused by accident which injured his brain
and caused temporary attacks OF insanity. He bore
a good reputat ion as an upright, temperate man.
and in his profession was "a fellow of niaite jest
and most excellent fancy The Philadelphia Bul.
letin says he deserved better fate.
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SUICIDE ON 4 GRAvE.--On "Wednesday last in
New York, Andrew Goetz. Garman. committed
suicide by blowing out his brains with a pistol
About three weeks since he buried his vile, and
short time previous his only child This 80 preyed
upon lis mind that on Wednesday, while laborIng
under alteration Of mind, he went to ULion Gene
terry and after writing i letter to relative, de-
stroycd his life while seated the uew-lnade grave
of hio wife
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gH FARM FOR sALE-For sale.

EY FARM FOR SALE.-For sale,
.@ FARM in the county of Henrco, about FIVE
miles from Richmond between the Old Turnpike
and the Richmond and Frederjcksburg Road, con-
tanning about $50 acres75 of which are cleared. the
balance well wooded.
There Is a good dwelling on the farm, with six
rooms together with Ice house. barn. stable and all
necessary out houses. Terms accommodating Ap-
ply to JAMES PHILLIPS,
AT Mr.; Holma.'s Grocery, cor. Ist and Bread sts.
10 Q-dG eI
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE-A few evenings since in
New Orleans, young and beautiful female was
seen walking along the edge of wharf in the
Third district. She would stand and gaze down
then turn aid pace the wharf impatently, mutter-
ing 10 hersslf in strange and ncoherent manner
Suddenly she turned, threw back her bonnet, and
jumped into the river. Several persons sprang to
her rellet. hut too late before aid could reach her
she sank in the turbi waters of the Mississippi
Who she was or whence she came, is mys
tery.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. .MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRopRIEroR,
se 15-1y FoyneriyGt JoRes's Hotel PhiLadelDhio
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

tV Lhe cremation of the DAILY DISPATCH
nHcseds that OF all the Daily papers of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-26

RHODE ISLAND Horse SHow.-The horse exhi
biion, at Providence, closed on Thursday The
frat premium for stations awarded to "Match
ess,' owned by VIM Bradford DseRVolf, of Bris.
toll For trotting horses, 70 Lady Litchfeld,' =
owned by Daniel Mace, of Boston. For matched
horses, to Edward Darlington. For family horses.
TO IL. w. Watson. For breeding mares, to VIM.
Goddard. For saddle horses. TO II. L. Lippitt.-
Fer drought horses, to A. E Arnold. For colts, to
II D. Dean.
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sss FOR RENT, INMEDTATELY-1

81 FOR RENT, I5iMEDIhTELY-A
1s-&- large and deeiraAj- Dwelling or Boarding
House pieassrrly situated, opposite the delightful
Esfi ice alo garden Dr. y. 4. streckez sud with
s- fs7 l"'rtt1s "siA Of bCsr IS, 1t is also weil
ad-q.rd jyr School, having suIiehe rooms large
J-Ct.. c. it,. be Tsn,e& low caf7iuI tenant
Sc, -la' gentlemen are waiting TO take rooms witt,
she D~Ht. Il deslTsd.
Eaylue been bu "a expressly for the owners oc.u-
pt-rE. and he having Earth for = the whole
Erup-rtv, wlrh 'Ea adjoining vacsUt Lots. " Ou d he
gold very favorable terms, or exchanged for an.
'mF-C ed Lots III the city suburbs. Apply At This
a'r~=. nv 2S-lrr
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON New ORLEANs-In
sums to suit purchasers, for sale at all times by
b. B.MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec 26-d6m
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A MossrgH.-James Branch, citizen of Trim.
BILE county, Ky, who is in good circumstances, and
had stood well in community, deliberately murder.
ed his own son, on Monday evening. by shooting
him with rife, the son having provoked him "
siding with his mother Ia a domestic quarrel The
man retired TO his bed calmly. after the deed, and
when mex; morning, he learned that the boy was
sti!l alive, expressed regrets that he did not finish
him with his knife Columbian %. Dem.
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Mary f. Hubbell, daughter ofRev. Stephen Hub.
friend OF many gifted and true hearted ones.-
Her lsst p0ein was strangely beautiful "Invoca-
tion" 10 Death. in which she seemed To anticipate
her early death. Her mother is the sathor Of the
well known book called "Shady-side.'
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EoRRIHLE.-A brutal murder was commi.te
near Quebec, Canads, last week, Of which the
Chronicle says: The unfortunate victim was a
young girl aged II, naned camre Lenlay. Il ap-
peared upon examination of her body thai che had
been first violated, then killed by blow upon the
head, and afterwards bsrbarously and cruelty
ripped open. Though suspicion rests upon an in
dividual resident in the naishborhood ot the out
rage, sorry To hear that yet reabls clue
has been obtained 70 the person who committed it.
The verdict Of the jury was wiifui murder against
some person or persons uuknown.'
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs-FRANK G. RUFFIN, Seere-
tdry Of the Virginia State Agricultural Society," and
n. AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
LANDS in Virginia and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofce-st the Office of the Tirgiaia State -4gricuL
tardt Society, No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
omce-asdDOVe fe B-ts
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N CHEAP DRUG STORE-Corner
~ 4th and Broad streets.-We have just received
large assortment of Perfumes, Hair and Tooth
A Brushes, Fancy Articles, &C., which offer
very low.
Also large stock of i'm ported Havana, Principe
and Re gala Cigars.
Also. kept on hand, large quantity of the same
Washing Fluid formerly prepared by E. s. Hickson
and Thomas Leonard.
A. A. GEORGE l. CO.,
nly9 ts Apothecaries and Druggists.
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.-Ofice on Franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond Va mol
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BATHS! BATHsm BArHs!n-Hot, Cold and
shower Batbs can be had daily at the Hair Dressing
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Amer,
can Hotel-entrauce on 1lth street.
ia Is - w.
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I. a. J. CLOPTON.

S3:5 FOR KENT--A new BIick House,
ss'k 18th -onr Tocu's, kitchen, snd other conye-
'Aeuee7--sitLated or Nicholson ST., Rockets Terms
Er--o- bie. Apply to
ny = H.-W. TYLER
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s.fCR kkN [ over our Store, one large
Z Room suitable for Ass5ciains, Building Fund
C. =. &C.
a sJ, ,yyo good Lodging Rooms
STEBBiNS DAkRACOTT& co,
r. II No. lCl Bread st-eet.
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EF4 FOR kENI-A desirable new brick
Es- Dwelling on Clay, be weeu = il and 9Th streets
crUiaiu.rs rooms, with gas Hud wsteT on the pre-
s-s. Possession given Immediately. For terms
aariv 10
lz- gt-ts Z s J. CT0PTON
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FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, prepared by
John johnson, bas surpassed all other preparations
for the hair. 1t acts like magic in ersdicating DAN
druf and curing eruptons of the head, which is so
prevalent among children during the Summer season
But above all it is wonderful in preventing greyness
Ii your hair Is turning grey, few applications will
hair that is equal to Fletchers in dressing hair 1t
imparts to the hair rich and healthy appearance
or two applications week being sufficient to keep il
in healthy state. No ladies toilet should be with.
out bottle 1t can be had as heretofore. BY apply
ing at A: DUVAL'S, Messrs. BENNETT 4 BEERS,
VIM ADCOCK 4 CO., Main street; and to Messrs
THOMAS TAYLOR and JOHN II. BLAIR, Bird
street; or at the SALOON, under the American Ho-
tel.
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KFOR RENT-Two brick Tenements on
Il Hichol-en street, in Rockets with five rooms
each, and the usual appu tenant coIvsIiences, and
pleasantly situated AMY 10 u tor teruls
ia II TOLER COOK. AGENTS.
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BENZ T, DooLEr, formerly of Winchester died
in Little Rock, Arkansas, On the 2sth ult.
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- DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
s3e& RENT The Dv sling over my office Ia pre-
ger occupied by Or Jas. = EicCaw) Is for TENT
losse ssi-n vii! ue given the 7lh Of July.
Apply
ny ic-i7 JN9. G. V4YT.
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@ A CARD.-The Subscriber would
StMV respectfully intimate to his friends and the
IN public generally that he has returned to his
sszas- old stand, III Main street, opposite the Ex
change Bank
Feeling grateful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him heretofore would respectfully sol
cit continuance of the same. He would say that IL
shall be his constant aim to keep all articles In his
iine-such as BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS
that will please the most fastidious-
Also for the ACCOMMODATION of those living in the
upper part of the city and in connection with his
place on Main street. he has opened q house as 9
BAKERY one door above 7th street, on Broad, and
lately occupied by Mrs. Lyons Millinery Estab-
lishment. where all articles in his line OF business
will be kept
Orders from the country respectfully solicited and
forwarded with care
INV 29-2m r. ADAM.
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DEATH OF a SISTER OF CHARITY-Sister Fell
cita, one of those courageous females who consc-
crate their lives to the most heroic charity-the
mioistratons OF the hospital and lazaar house
died il Detroi: few days ago, at the age OF 81
wears
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OFFICES FOR RENT. Several Offices
~ in the Law Binding for rent, AID pos
es-icn may be had il few days. AVpIy to as IoE
terms TCLER s COOK,
jc = Agents
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SrAR,ATIoN.-A german family named Flep,
consisting of husband, wife and daughter, were
found wandering about the streets OF Jersey City
last Thursday, in a Starving condition. They were
placed in charge of the Poor Masters We see in
this circumstance OF the peculiarities of the free
Statcs The poor are free TO starve.
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MELAScIroLY SUIcIDE.-A correspondent of the
Portsmouth Tribune, writing from Circleville. un-
der date OF June etd, gives the following graphic
account OF tie suicide of a young lady named
Fuilfe who was living with Mr. Brown in Darby
vile, drowned herself in Darby creek yesterday.
it seens a young man had been paying his ad-
dresses 20 her for some time; on that dRy he sent
note 70 her by Mrs Brown, advising her that he did
not intend to marry her, and about to leave the
place She read. and exclaimed, ''My God, what
will become OF mel She crossed the street passed
through house without noticing the family, rush
ed up stairs whore the false one was at work, and
caught him round the neck-kissed him-said she
had come 70 bid him q long farewell. She then ran
across field, and plunged into water fifteen feet
deep A man plowing near by, supposing some.
thing was wrong ran after her, but only reached it
in time TO see the bubble where she had sunk She
was taken out in about two hours.
"The young man fled to escape the indignation
OF deeply sympathiZing community. He will no
doubt realize that he cannot escape the bitter re-
collection OF the irreparable wrong done his unsus
pecting victim.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

Tae DAILY DIsPArCR /. served n .uh,.,;,sr,
st SIX sNb QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK payahle
70 the Garner weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year
The WEEKLY DISPATCH !. Issued every Fri.
az aI9 na'ied TO subscribers at 81 per annum.
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DAKGAINS IN DRESS GOODS, at

EF JADfJb 4. LEV 7 5 INfap ; lOrc1,
kos ] snd 71 Maia street.
h1vs yet on land Large and ltauisoine assort-
II! eut Of Ladies Dress GOODS adapted 70 the present
tson, Ich / wIl. sal OF az unpIeceG. nteu low
prices without gard u Cost. Cal and look teiore
rur hssing elsewhere.
ig2t JACOt 4. LEVY.
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TO THE CITIZENs OF VIRGINIA.-Should
any one OF you be suffering with the Dysentery or
Bowel Complsints, lose time, but calf on some Of
the Druggists in the city and get bottle of BAKERS
PREMIUM BITTERs, as you will find it to make per
fnanent cure, besides strengthening the whole svs
TEN throughout, while it will be great preventative
against macy diseases that the human system il sub
jeet To- 70 be bad OF the Druggists generally through
out the city. Orders promptly fill ed by addressns
Je "a Z. BAKER, Richmond Va
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my9 ts

Nsrs A CARD-MRS. G.. PHI Ii P
3s n would respectfully inform the public that
E9 she will positively close her business by the
80 LIST of August. Having disposed of her store
and stand and being desrous of selling off her entire
stock of goods previous to that date, will offer great
inducements to purchasers.
Miliners and dealers in Millinery and Fancy Goods
will find it to their advantage to give her an early
call. Terms reasonable and accommodating.
ie I5-d1u
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G FOX khNt-The very pleasant
ssaS ana cnmmodieus Dwelling, corner 5th snd Cary
streets nov occupied By the su0scriber. Its many
eorVrprnceF, with lis proximity TO business render
= rre of the most desifabs res.leaces IN the city
t,s@ssio1 given from lst to Is; Ia June. Apply to
NJ. II MACE, or
M It's WINSTON 4 POWERS