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GEORGE j. SUMNER,
IMPoRTHR OF
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
ANK DEALER IN
Glass, Looking Glasses and Fancy d00dss
No. 20 Pearl Tor 14th) Street, sss.
RICHMOND, VA.
TALL TRADE.1 1854.

= n II II u = = = = 2 e = 1lgl.ls.
DESPECTFULLYi invites the attention
HI of the Merchants Of virsinia. North Cefolisa
ma suneesee to h1s very large and desirsba sack
al az CHINA AND EARThENWARE, Of Bis own d.
rect Importation, embracing many new and deArnbls
patterns and shapes and eeners aseogtment ct cut,
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS. sdspted 70 che
wants of the trade. 4s
He pledges himself to cell on a. good terms ~ sny
repecksg house in the United Statea ord to use his
beet eGerts TO give entire satisfactiou.
sTONE-WAHE, Of the best quality, q factory
N b. Particular sttention given q he careful
packing snd prompt forwarding Of Goods.
an S9-dk Con
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CHANGE.-ltis b stated that Purser Sinclair, the
present Chief of the Bureau OF Prov;sions and
Clothing, isto be relieved on the LIST o October, by
Purser Horatio Bridge.
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SAD Accspxsr.-biiss Emma WhesIsrs Young
lady Of remarkable beauty, residlnx II Cincinnaa.
was killed on the Goth iust, on The Liciins bridge.
Ky WhIls riding ont viii :. ssntisnAs ske -
cidcatally fsI from ths bssgy, ord vshiels Gross
Ing II a oppsaits direstipn passseevsr hsr hsad.
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AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANs.-The New Orleans
papers of September 20, report that the city has
become quiet. She Picsyune of Tuesday evening
says:
We trust that the riots which of late prevailed to
such an alarming extent have now forever ended,
Last night the regular police, aided by small cit
zen PATROL were on duty, and not the slightest dis
This will certainly be received BY all citizens ss
cheering news. The heavy rains which have fallen
for two or three night past have no doubt, had
their effect In restoring order Men do not like to
engage In riots during heavy elemental storm.
Thomas Mcshane, who was stabbed in the abdo-
men on Sunday night, died on Tuesday at the
Charity Hospital II had not been definitely ascer-
tanned by whom the fatal wound was inflicted.
Rev. c. H. Williamson, the French Missionary
In New Orleans, who has had severe attack of
yellow fever, has recovered.
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? PAIL n ~
FALL Trade i6.


CHM GLASS 81 ksEAH1AENu WARE
sELilN0 orr 10 CLOSE lUeIHee
nAYlNG determined 10 CJo6e ny pro
Ii mt busil6a, Win ~ ~ el1eel ypl1osa6
ffs fzfs {. AID ssi'ss sssoswzz ~ 4 Y1o d5b
he larger ,orssa q de slosl sessl..s q u ssv
Scsas e q ~ owe h ssssasss 1ssias ifds
Coaeiry and city dealers, families. - I'll il wsss
:. ~ sooas = NJ h.s iny1tsA e sea
7, HUGH a EA1E. siss
-p..,. chine Hal No. @ asin exesse
ss-eI% eeIsasal'f y .stsns''. md pa 2 r's s. i.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS 81
WE have receiyed and oaFer for nale--F
s:Ss "a dass. ss.. ssssss; ss.ss ss2 s't,s
8! sne - nxtla .uaied Kefseys ss1 ssss 81
TriiIsa and DUNE Ensiish Blsnn.t. s...s zss s.
fwiiiss e sna Dsfis Superior Densstia Blanksts
scarlet Blue and BroWn Blapksts fer o,er.ce.e. s..
=. lgas4 IL and IA Enslsh, and Donsstic Bed
Aio .hieh win 3 seld = lsw = thsy can - haS.
wADsWoRra. rgs,sI. co.
IN TER DRY GOoDs.-I have jast opened :.
ia FALL IL AND AMI : WINTER DRY GOODS.
which were purchased in the Northern markets, ON
great induce|eats e puIehasen. Among the ~
L.diss 5r.. Goods Of an ayiss sssss ssusa
Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons. he. = 9s8@
- ALSO, q 4 = = azss stl fses
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boys aud ser-.
saaIr s large stock q Dcmesfic Goods
q, The public .,s Isspsstfslly invited e give
s 2 4 sshsf
Sc 13-Sm I75 Brosd It. 2
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YIRGINIA.

A correspondent Of the Lynchburg Republican.
under dats Of Lexinston, Sept ls, reports the pro-
gfess Of the trial Of WIN. J. Winn for the murder
Of Joseph w. Moore y folloHs:
The ts.timeny wss senplstsd By Il o'clock this
morning, both for the prosecution and defsscs- Lse
fsces elected during the course Of szaminatios snow
Of liquor that Moore .eted towards VIM IN yssy s
insnltins. provekpg and unreasonable manner; tnsf
thing he had done to inssf Or wound the fsslins Of
Moore; that Moore refused 70 rscsivs any spclosy
e & n . end .s hss wls. sn = 70 =.
taek him, when VIM stabbed him TO the heart with
a large poekst-knifs he had in his hand.
Tho writer asserts that the evidence will BY 40
means justify verdict Of murder In the first do.
gree; that the Commonwealth does not expect if
NOR even contend for il
The Fredericksburg News learns that steps have
been taken to carry ont the proposition which ori
gnaly appeared In that paper. for the erection OF
monument to the memory of r. B. Semple.
considerable amount has already been subscribed
Cspt. r.. G. Robb, of Fredericksburg, has been
appointed to the command Of the U. s. receiving
ship Ontario, now In the port of Baltimore.
The Petersburg Intelligencer states that the CON-
missionerb books show that there are In that city
1910 voters and 1923 militia. There were 363
deaths and 2o8 births in the city during the last
year.
There is larger number of students at Wash
ngton College, Lexington this session, than there
has been at any time for many years. The old in
stitution is once more beginning to flourish.
The editor of the Petersburg Express has hunt.
cd up the following advertisement In an old 6le of
the "Virgina Centinel," bearing the date of 1884:
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WADSWORTH, TURNER & co,
FonrteeRth Street, t,
A RE now in receipt of an unusually large
IN stock of staple and very rich fancy Foreign and
Domestic Hall and Winter DRY GOODS.
City and Country Merchants will find TO their adj
chased under the most favorable ciTculnstancss e
an 3l-d&c1m
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GUNS! GUNS. ,GUNS =! !
WE are now in receipt of large and
w varied assortment of Single ana Double Guns
,xs IMPORTED BY OURSELVES, - E5T1,
direct from the manufacturers in England, and are
prepared to offer great Inducements to purehasers
have them at prices from three to seventysfycs
Dollars. VAN-LEW 4 TAYLOR
Be IL ~ e IS Main It,
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ATTENTION!
EXPRESS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG

TWICE DAHL 7 Morning Exprees
i leaves Richmond at 81 o clock.
The Evenings Express viii leave Richmond at
O'Clock.
V Goods called for and delivered free Of dray.
sge, and with satisfactory promptnem
chafgeson parcels. packaees boxes, cases. aAd al
deseripti0n Of Express matter moderate.
OFFICE or ADAMS ENPREgs CO,
- W-im Uadsr Exchange Hotel.
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sAyAsHAH.-The were 10 deaths IN Savannah on
Friday last, including IS oi yellow fsvcr Tho edI
tor of the Republican, We are happy % observe =
again q his post
Tho telexr,rh o1lce IN Savannah continues open
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,
MARBLE WORKERS, on Main stl

M AhDLE WOnhISzSD' On 11uIH stIoct,
1N1 between 5th and 9Th streets, and nearly oppo-
site the Second Baptist Church.
MONUMENTS, ToMBS, FONTS, he, OF foreign
and domestic Marble, made In the most modern and
best style efthe art.
CARVING and LETTERING executed In meA.
ner not 10 be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime specimens Of work executed BY them, a. the
best test ofthsir merit. jy 15-d5m
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FALL IMPORTAITONS 1854.
GINTER e ALVEY,

IMPOR TERS AND JOBBE RS
No. 10 PEARL sTREEr,- RIcHMaND.
HAVE now in store, of their own direct
IL importation the largest and best assorted stock
of GOODS they have ever yet been able to EXHIBIT 10
the trade. A ssssss
Our Mr.. GINTER having spent the past nonths
in the Europesn market, buying GOODS for CASH,
We are enabled and pledge ourselves to sell cur goods
as low they are sold any importers In
ry. t -
Hosisry COMBS
!. Gloves Threads sssks-
HdEfa Cravafs Eindipga
ae Lacee ss1l3s Sewing Silks Sc
Embrojderies Fancy Woollen
Dress Trimminu Goods.
Buttons .sk.I ats ss.s.. Il
se 4-dActs GINTEk AhVCY.
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Club purse $4,000, four mile heats
John Beicher named b. b. Red Eye,
by Boston, dam By Priam, years
old. dress blue and blue. ..-.....-. 3 4
Thomas w. Doewcli named 6. g. Ono
Eyed jos. by Prince George out Of
dam OF Regulus, years old, dress
:, blue and blaek. -;-.;.....--....:-. . ,
Trustee, dam MinstreI, sged, dress
fancy .;,......;:.;.-;s... 5 4 9
By Grey Eagle, dam imported, BY
Aciwon, years old, dress blue and
= RuHC.e A
8. J. Carter named ch. b. Highlander.
by Glencoe, dam Castanet, 5 years
old, dress blue and drab- -..--.-.... dia
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FROM KINGsTON

- FROM KINGSTON, g4l--1a
kINGsroN, Sept. Corn Meal was dull; Coffee.
none; Candles, wanted; Corn, In moderate de.
maud at 47A SOS. for Howard street; Hams.
wanted; Tobacco, no sales.
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PhouAEss or HumBua-A s.reformed burglar
and robber" islecturing IN Livingston county, n
r., on prison discipline, illustrating hi diseoursss
By "a true history Of his crimes" His audiences
should look sharp to their pocket books.
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=. Il. ,sTABLER & CO., Hroprietors,
Wholessis Druggists, Baltimore.

would have saved lfe If administered in time comes
too late. Do not trife with disease. Rely upon it
that when the stomach will not digest food-when
fsintnes and lsssitude pervade the system-when
the sleep !. disturbed the appetite feeble, the mind
iethargic the nerves unnaturalfv sensitive and tho
head confused-rely upon it. that when these symp-
toms occur, the powers of vitality failing, and
that, uuless the mischiefis promptly checked, iie
acW be ahorfensd, a. we'll a. rendered miserabis.
Now we know from mass Of testimony, grea ser
than was ever before accumulated In favor of ore
remedy. that Hoofand's German Bitters, prepared
BY DR. c. M. jackson, Philadelphia, will Immediately
disorders, 80 surely AZ mathematical process will
solve problem Who, then. will endure the agony
and the risk of life, with hellth and safety within
roach! -s't5sf sss = - se l9--d&cl2t
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AccrDxNr.-On Sunday afternoon last, the eldest
son OF Dr.. James r. McRee, jr. Of Wilmington, N
Co. aged about 9years. met with serious accident
a horse on which he was riding became unman
nzeable, and on attempting to get down, his foot
was cansht In the stirrup andhe WAS dragged some
distance It was feared that his brain received some
injury.
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RKFERENcEs.

Conway Robinson and Willis p. Bocock. Esqs,
Richmond; Joseph e. venable and Samuel v. Wat
kins Esqs, Petersburg; DR.. Geo 8. Scott Clayksce;
Hunter Il. Marshall and William H. Dennis, Esqs
CAaytoftes Jno. r Edmnnds, Halifdr; and Dr. VIM.
g. Crsghead and B. n. Jones, Esq, D0arHs.
iy 25-2awts ~ 7t y - - iHf
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month OF May,
As black q cow as e'er eat hay;
Her legs were short, her body thick,
Her steps were rather slow than quick;
Her horns were cut off near the tops
With holes l. their sides that ne'er were stopd !;
She had no ear mark can think oil,
Nor brand, nor burn, in hair or hoff;
She gave some milk when stray'd away,
But must think gives none to-day.
Whoever brings her home to me,
Shall have Tpo Dollars for their fee;
And if get her Ia due time,
She shall be made fat beef and prime;
And never more allow'd to ramble
From her true owner.
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE

ENERAL AGENCY FOR THE
w SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND.-GEO
w. READ and POWHATAN BOULDIN offer their
services to the Public a. GENERAL AGENTS for
the SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND In tho
State of Virginia generally and particularly in mid
die and Western Virginia also, in the South end
Southwestern States Their location is not far from
the junction of the Richmond and Danville and
Southside Railroads which s6ord an easy access to
the most desirable lands In the State. One of the
subscribers was once extensively engaged In the
practice Of Law. which is some guarantee that the
titles will be well investigated and the papers accu-
rately epared the other at this time engaged in
the practice Of the legal profession The services of
one Of the members Of the concern may at all times
be commanded to view lands at the instance Of pur
chaser seller Surveys will be attended to for dis
tant purchasers, and the subscribers will be qualified
to make purchases reference to the geological fea
lures of particular districts both regards their sg
ricultural and mining capabities-the payments for
the land to be made to the parties to the contract
although advice will be freely given to facilities
for remittance and in the of distant purchaser
payments ii desired, will be made through the sub-
scfbers. Their Office is ct Charlotte C. II. Address
READ & BoULDIN. GEO w. READ,
4 N n p d
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT THE SOUTH.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Sept 25-Five deaths occurred
at Augusta on Saturday from yellow fever, notwit.
standing the reduced population of the city.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24-The number of deaths
week. was l5O
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CHoLERA PREFENrivE.-Dr. RoBlNsor's
CHoLERA PREvENrIvE.-This preparation i oaars1
g sne pussie not infallhfe remedy but e bens
me best yes discovered for Cholera Cholera Norbus
ea SICK stomachs To-. &c. 1t il not unpleasant to
me me sssse causes no unpleasant sensation. and does
NOT restrict In diet. Eat ana dfink IN modSYstjon
such things you have found By 10 ssre
With you. n D. KO6fNaf1M = r * ~
Once on Franklin street. opposite Metsopoiitsu
AAsAA' au 2-Sm
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ARRIVAL OF A BALTIMoRE WRECKED

ARRIVAL Of BALTIMORE WRECKED
CREW. ~
NEW YoaK, Sept 25.-The Portuguese schooner
Jupiter brings Captain Mond and crew of the brig
Poultney, Of Baltimore, from Liverpool for Bslt!.
more abandoned on the 10th inst, e---., :" :.
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EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.
IT is everybody's business to read the
Il newspspers-and in doing 80, they will find that
i am now located on Governor street. in the exten.
Eye warehouse lately erected. I have on hand and
still continue to manufacture, the largest aud most
complete assortment OF FURNITURE and MAT.
TRESSES ever offered in this market. You will find
In examining my stock
40 Bedsteads 200 Mattresses
500 dozen Chairs 200 Bureaus
$50 Sofas and Dvans 200 Rocking Chairs
100 Dining Tables so Wardrobes
zee Wristbands 100 Fancy Tables
Sideoosrds Lounges of all kinds
Book Cases Cribs Craales kh
Writing Desks
And large assortment of other goods.
SAMUEL w. HAYWOOD
Governor ct Richmond, Va
UCABINET NAREsr WANTED.
e2-d1m
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ii No. ] 20 HORSE POWER STATION
"A ARR Steam Eneine anA eaW Mn fox ssles Ar
ply to DANDRIDGE 4 HART. Rlehmoud1 or AZ
,. ANDERSON. IL, sRuther Glenn Z. o. Gerenoq
Va u 12-6&Hwkose
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc-Hayins
IN opened another etorepNe Ia nfosa etssh u
fsily solIelt The paezeneee Qesny na61. -. IN ~
a isaeEsy ase. 3 !s2 as AZ 8 sa. sc s3sS
g: 81 M; 3 ssss MI n VI
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Or. 0KORGE HOHERER, formerly .Practi.
nnnef Of Medicine In Balfimors, respectfully oars
az professional seryiess to the plblie Once on Ier
seA M hoeketsa. ..g. iy H-ts
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=. u. RosERrsOH, Draper and Tailor.
0oveIor street. opposite the Dispsteh Oasee. Rish
Aonos ~ - 9dSm
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By order Of the President.
- aa-2av4w WIN r. MUNFORD, Sec'y.

NOTICE.-The undersigned has disposed
IN Of Bis entire Interest in the Machine Shop ON
aoth street to John and Thomas Hancock. who have
heen interested with him since the commencement.
TIE business will hereafter be conducted by them,
and cheerfnlly recommsnd them to the public.--
They are authorized to collect all unsettled bulls, and
settle al bills against the machine shop. s
JOSEPH WEAR. I
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EXPRESS TO LYNCHBURG.
HAVING made arrangements with tn,

IL AflNG made arrangements with the
Ii sOUTHGIDE RAILROAD CO and connect
ing tines for the transportation, per Mail Trains Of
Boxes, Cases Packages Psrcels and eli descriptions
OF Express Matter, are ready to serve all who de-
sire to use the Express with unsurpassed facilities
for the rapid aud sure transit of ell articles commit
ted to ouc care.
~ Charges moderate and Hniformi
ETN No commissions charged for Forwarding to points
of lines
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS CO,
81 18-lm Under Exchange Hotel
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" AND KANAWHA CoMPANY-RIcHMoHs
SEPrEMBER 10th, 1a5f.-The TWENTIETH annual!
meeting of the Stockholders of the ames River and
Kanawha CompsBy. viii be held at the once Of the
Company, on MONDAY. the 25rd October next.--
Powers Of Attorney for the appointment OF Proxies,
valid, II attested by one or more wifnsssea ana
executed within nix months Of the day OF meeting.
FonM OF Proxy. IN
Kno.o all men By these prcsenk: That We, the SAB
sedbers bsins Stocthoidsrsin in the JAMES RIVER AND
KANAwHA COMPANY, do hereby constitute and ap'
point -. our frue and lawful Attorney and Proxy.
to represent each ofus in all General Meeting Of the
Stockholders of said Company, held within six
not personally present represented BY some other
Proxy; with full power and authority, at such Cen
eral Meetings siye such vote or votcs and TO %
such other act acts each Of could give or DO,
a. member Of the ssid meetings. II we were per-
sonally present and We do hereby ratify and con.
arm whichever vote or votes act SETS said At
torney may lawfully give or do for ~, in pursuance
Of the authority hsreby confeIred rpon hi9n.
WITNESS our hands and scala this deyof
one thousand eight hundred and
- ssss.L.i
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. The
~ uudersigsed having this day formed Co-past,
purchssed from Mr.. Joseph Wear his machine shos
81 Goth stsoet, between Main and Ffankiin strceta
Will continue The business ~ heretofoYa and invt(
Mr. Wesr'n former patrons 70 give them trial
JOHN HANCOCK.
THOMAS HANCOCK.
Riehmond,. 18th September. lsH
g a 1l-2nySv* .sssg 49, 4fsss.g g5.5ess
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complaint was made at the Mayors office, In
New York, . few days since, by young woman,
against well known ship captain of that port,
charging him with seduction. assault and battery,
and desertion. The defendant was arrested and
held to ban In the sum OF $4,000. The complain
sns lived unmarried with the defendant for the
space of six years, or 10, after which he got tired
of her, and tried to get rid ofher. The captain 6s
ured In somewhat similar case about i've years
aRo.
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few days ago, Ezekiel Clark fell In the street
at Dayton, Ohio, and Immediately expired He
was resident of Ten Mile, Washington county,
Pa, and was on his way to Illinois, where he was
in the habit of purchasing cattle for the eastern
market. He had on bis person two gold watches
and $11 443 31-four thousand dollars of which was
IN drafts on New York.
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y. q. .GHALkLKrs General Agent md Col.
ssofe g e. 4 fosks. kefsrS % nessss b. = wos.
than Co-s Williams brother, Butler T;.sis.
Y. Cla,oorne. Q. = fsske. ,. b. Sclafsr snd 81
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ANOTHER CASE OF AGuE AND FRyxR
CURED "A few days ago we recorded an astoniships
cure OF Fever aud Ague by the use sf Dr. MLaNE,s
LIVER PILLS: We have now another to mention.
VIZ: tnat OF Mr James Sharp. of Madsonbursh, who
chat he had iabored under very severe stfsck
Of. Of As9s g and Fsyer and vas soon restored By the
opinion founded observation that the Liver Pills
Are the best for bilious complaints ever offered in
/ Although long known ss . sovereign remedv Nor
CHROME cases Of Hepatic or disesses OF
tne Liver the propIietors of Dr. Planes pills were
rot prepared for the frequent but sratifyinr evi.
dences Of ts general utility and curative capacity
In this respect, this invaluable medicine has ercse
ed their NEST sanguine expectations, and induced
them to hope that It will be introduced into every
family In the United States. -siE5s. S'
rurchases will be careful to ask for DIR. M.
mono else. q $ D = - : - = : = =
There are other Pills purportins to be Liver Pils
new before the public. -
DIR. MLANE,S LIVER PILLS, also his CELE.
bkATED vERMITU0E, esn now be had st ali re.
spectable Drug Stores In the United States and Can
ada. - ssss.5,.s J q - = = - -
PURCELL. LADD L CO., Drussists,
n Ak H.
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c1 tOh hEN1.-l uc UOubo Oh DldyO
- Street, at present occupied BY Mr.. 3. II. Dick
!nson.
Also, the tenement on Cary street, few doors
above Pearl street, at present occupied BY MIR. f. A.
Bsnkenshp.
Possession of the above two houses given ON lst
OF October,
Also, several vacant Lots my factory, suitable
for store yards, carpenter shops, kc.
For terms, &c, apply to -----
se l5-n JAMES THOMAS, JR.
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DR.. WM. H. FARROw, an eminent phvsi-
clan Of Worcester county, Md, writes that he has
used SrABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY ExPEcroRANr
ana DIARRHEA CORDIAL to the entire relief of such
dsseascs as they profes to epre that they are happy
combinations OF some of most valuable and safe
cutie agents, and must be of infinite worth to
''cannot do less than earnestly recommend these
preparations to practitioners, especially in the coun.
try, where the impurty of commercial drugs il one
cian" If you have cough us the former if the Di-
arIhaa the latter: Don't neglect your disease, but
take the remedy at oncethey should be kept in ev-
cry family, ready for instant use.
Bee descriptive pamphlets to be had srstis Of the
Price for each only 50 cents, OF nix bottles 70,
=. II. ,sTABLER CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
IS sis PURCELL, LADD CO., e43
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. - se 25-d&clI