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VALUE OF AcoRNs-The editor of the Advocate,
Claiborne La, has gone into minute calculation
upon the value of one crop of acorns in that parish
equivalent to our counties. He Gays that $780,
OOo pounds OF pork will be consumed there in the
year 1854, by the 10000 inhabitants, and that the
whole of it comes from the crop OF acorns, and is
worth the snug sum OF 100000. Besides this, he
thinks an equal value has been added to the stock
hogs. He thinks also that that parish grows
$4,000 worth more cotton than it would if all the
planters had to depend upon the corn crop for their
meat SO that the actual value of crop OF acorns is
$2l5,OO0
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EXECUTION OF MURDERER.-The Havana cor
respondent of the Mobile Register, wiring on the
9th inst, says:
Valdez, murderer of the Inflated Dominguez. for
some years the tavorite actress at the Tacon wife
vi the murderer, was garroted this morning at 7
o'clock, in the presence of an immense concourse
OF people He met his fate with apparently re
signed fortitude, moving to his chair with firm
step.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL R. co.,
RICHMOND March 4. 1854. !
A T meeting of the Board of Directors
"A of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, on
the 4th day of March, 1884, the following resolution
adopted, viz:
Resolred That meeting of the Stockholders be
convened to meet in the city If Richmond on
THURSDAY, the 9th day of APRIL next, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ at the Metropolitan Hall.
copy from the minutes.
NH 6-t6thep T. GARRETT Sec,rv
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DENTISTRY.
!. DIR. II. X. HOYT, SURGEON

g. DR. H. X. HOIT, SURGEON
1ffSslSasss Dentist. formerly from Baltimore,
NOlITTYp has located permanently in Richmond
Offise ion Main st., at the Augusta
House in Boshers Row, between 9th aud 9th SITS. Let
tiers of recommendation from DR.. n. R Smith, Hon.
Reverdy Johnson, and Others can be seen if desired
Dr. H tenders his sincere thanks to the citizens of
Virginia for their very liberal patronage during his
visits in different parts of the State for the last
years. and respectfully invites them to give him
call at his new home He keeps a horse and sulkey,
and will attend calls from the country as
possible free of extra charge. All operations per-
formed by him, shall be done in the very best
ner and charges reasonable. NH 17-3m
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
l. COUNTY OF HENRICO.-To George NJ. Car
4s0n ania haa his wife
Eliza G., bis wife, Jonn HerroL, James HERON and
Margaret Heron, children and heirs of Eliza J. Her
ron, who Eliza J. Adams, Burwell b Mosey
and Patsey w his wife, who was Patsey w. Adams
David Minge and Elvira, his wife, who Evra
Adams, Richard Adams, Thomas Adams, John
Van Lew Elizabeth Van Lew, Joseph Knapp and
Anna, his wife, who was Anna Van Lew, which said
John N. Van Lew, Elizabeth Van Lew and Anna
ceased; assignees of George w. Adams, William D.
Taylor and Eliza A., his wife, who was Eliza A Mar
shall, Thomas Marshall: Harden Burnley and vii.
liam Burnley. heirs of William Marshall, deceased
Eugene Darlington, Sarah Jane Darlington, A. Y
Stokes and Margaret NJ. his wife, who was Margaret
M. Pickett Samuel P. Lathrop and Caroline Co. his
wife, who was Caroline C. Pickett which said Eu-
gene, Sarah Jane, Margaret and Caroline C. are
children and heirs of Margaret Darlington deceased
who was Margaret Adams, Richard H. Adams and
Margaret Adams, devisees of Richard Adams, de.
ceased and their and the heirs of as are
dead ofthe county aforesaid pIaintisagaiDst James
Kiunaird, defendant.
Take notice, that shall proce ed on FRIDAY. the
seventh day of April 1854 at the residence of Otis F.
Manson in the county of Granville, in the State of
North Carolina, between the hours of sunrise and SUM-
set of that day. to take the de position of Otis Man.
son, to be read evidence for in two certain &C.
tions of forcble entry and detainer pending in the
Circuit Court of Henrico in which you are plaintiff
and am defendant; and if from any the taking
of said deposition should not be commenced or com
pleted the said day, then the taking thereof will
be continued from time to time, or from day to day
at the same place and between the same hours of
day until completed.
And further notify you, that at the residence of
Joseph c. Spading, attorney at law in the town of
Weston in the county of Lewis in the State of Vir-
gina, SHALL on the same day, to wit: the seventh
day of April, 1854, take the deposition of William
Hewlett to be read as evidence tor me in the afore.
said suits pending in the aforesaid court and that if
the said deposition be not taken said day or COM
pleted the taking of the will be continued from
time to time, or from day to day. between the same
hours of day until completed
JAMES KINNAIRD.
By his counsel.
NJ arnh
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CMITH's GEOGRAPHICAL SERIES

GMITH'S GEOGRAPHICAL SERIES.
~ Just issued from the press, revised and newly
Illustrated edition of SMITHS GEOGRAPHY AND
ATLAS, to which has been added ANCIENT GEO.
GRAPHY
This work has been very much enlarged, embel-
ished with new illustrations throughout. designed
expressly for it. critically corrected and thoroughly
revised, TO conform to the census of the United
States for 1S0to that of Great Britain and IreIan a.,
March lS5l and to the latest that could be obtained
of other countries.
The acquisition of territory to the United States,
the discovery of the mineral wealth Of California and
Australia, and the establishment of steam commune
cation between remote parts of the earth, have
greatly increased Biographies! knowledge.
The information thus obtained has been carefully
collected and inserted in this edition. II has been
not only necessary to correct The Of former edi-
tons, but to add maps of the States of Caifor
LA and Texas, of the territories of Oregon, WASH
ington. Utah, New Mexico, Nebraska, and the eoun-
tries of Mexico and Central America, which has been
done from the latest and best authorities.
A large map of the Roman Empire is also added, to
aid in the study of Ancient Geography.
BY systt m of Emblems and Authorizations
sisting of stars crosses, books steamboats, &c,
spcioGsly arranged all the maps representing the
Grand Divisions of the gobe--tke Government, Re-
gion, State of Society Population, Navigation &c,
of the Important countries, become apparent
the first glance, and by thus calling into simultaneous
exercise the powers of the mind and eye impressions
are made more abiding than by any other means
whatever.
Besides all this, the work is rendered still more
valuable and complete by the edition OF a compen-
dunn of Ancient Geography, which will be found as
interesting and Instructive as the more extended
treaties on this subject.
The Atlas has been not only thoroughly revised,
corrected and enlarged stated above but also
tsins large number of and interesting statist-
cal tables, from the of the Uuted States and
other sources. Ii will be in stiff covers only.
set of questions for general revision, appended
to the work, which will be found of great conven'
fence to the teacher and aid to the scholar, in bring
ing definitely and distinctly to his mind. In con-
densed form, the main features ef the subject no has
gone over.
These improvements and additions will greatly en-.
hancs the value OF the work, and II the views aud
method of the author fully carried out much val
nabe time of the pupil will be saved and great labor
on the part of the teacher avoided.
ALSO PUBLISHED,
Revised editions of SMITHS PRIMARY GEO-
GkAPHf, which was expressly prepared 20 meet .
v ant of the public in respect TO Primary Geosfs-
ply, and hence is literally what its name denotss-
The plan is entirely original and far as 1t goes TIE
book is complete within itself -,
Also, an improved edition of SMITHS QuARTo
GEOGRAPHY.
j. w RANDOLPH,
NH 14-di2t t2i Main street, Richmond.
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STRANGE CASE OF SUIcIDE-A friend from Chat
nam county informs us that few days ago a little
negro girl under ten years OF age committed sui.
imagined for the act, as she was treated kindly and
mad neither been punished nor threatened with
punishment. Whilst the family were at breakfast
sne Went to the barn, took rope went off into the
nela and deliberately hanged herself-Fa etterlie
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CHANCES FOR BARGAINS IN CT

~ CARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, &c-J.
A. HARRINGTON, Dealer in imported Cigars, 1874
Main, corner of l0th street, Richmond invites at
tention to his large and desirable stock Of CIGARS,
He is also Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Rock Candy and pride of Virginia" Tobacco,
at factory prices, manufactured by Messrs Cosby 4
Winfree of this city. Also, for E. Goodwin Bro IS
fne-cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, at the low
est market cash prices, at wholesale and retail.
mh Its
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MISCELLANEOUS
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.
GINTER & ALVEY

GINTEK C ALVEY,
No. ls Pearl Street, Richmond, Va,
HAvE now in store, OF their own direct
IL importation, from London and Paris. the most
FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited in this MARKET consulting In part of
the following:
and qualities
Men. and women's Gotten. Thread, Silk and Kid
GLOVES, in every variety.
Ladies' Linen Cambria, Linen Lawn Hemstitched,
and Embroidered HANDkERCHIEFS.
Gents plain Linen. cold bordered Cambria fancy
white and Damask silk HANDKERCHIEFS.
CRAVATS and NECK-TIES In endless variety.
EMBROIDERIES Of every description.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. SUSPENDERS. SEWING
SILK, THREADS, BUTTONS, Combs &c,
With beautiful assortment of ladies, Silk and Vel
vet DRESS TRIMMINGS. to which we respectfully
solicit the attention of the Virginia and North Caro-
lima trade, assuring them prices win be az low as
in any Northern house. maj
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Story WITH MoRAL.-Many years ago a
merchant, worth near a million OF dollars, stood
upon wharf watching the approach of a rich ship,
just arriving in wort OF which he was the owner.
He was elevated with his good fortune, and looked
lofty and arrogant Apoor seaman. suffering under
grievous maladies stood near, and having expert
enced how changeful is life, he ventured to tell the
triumphant merchant, that ''riches had wings"
"Pooh!' said the merchant, there You see that
diamond ring take from my finger See me fling
1t into the river. AS well may you expect ever TO
see that ring again, as to see me poor mani"
Some days afterwards, the merchant gave great
dinner to his friends Among the Injuries provided
for the feast was a salmon from the river.
The cook happening to open the stomach Of the
salmon, found there to her great surprise, the mer
chants diamond ring She carried it to him. His
countenance fell, for he remembered his boastfu
language.
The dinner was heartess and tedious to him
The rich wine only made his thoughts the more
poignant He slept none that night. He became
IAN altered man. His speculations were all unfor-
tunate. Loss succeeded to loss and in few years
he was poor man.
Wealth is the gift of God, and given for a good
purpose. Not to be squandered-not to make its
possessor hard of heart but to teach him benevo-
lence, to enable him to benefit his fellow men.
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MI LEG, DREADFUL ULCER.
Vl PALPITATION, WEAKNESS
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED.

w PALPITATION, WEAKNESS
;, MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED,
HAMPT0N'S TfECTURE TRIUMPHANT!
HUNDREDS OF OUR OWN CITIZENS,
The Rich. the P00r, ereryachere, bear the same
TESTIMONY
Read the following certificate from lady, endorsed
by Postmaster T.. 2. Cooper:
Hampshire county. Va, March !, 1854.
request and my own desire to benefit the afflicted.
hereby ce5,S the greet relief Tscely T 5om the
l was taken with violent paipitation, or rather
uttering and trembling of the heart which contin-
ned several days; it seemed though my heart had
almost forgotten its cffce. The family became
alarmed and procured bottle of this valuable med
cine, and before had taken near one bottle of this
TINCTURE OF HAMPTON's was entirely
Heved.
This is the third instance of relief in my family by
the of this valuable medicine. Two or three
years ago was laid up with liberation Of my ankle,
from the effect of what is usually called milk leg.
had lost all taste and appetite and the which
around my ankle, rejected every esTt to heal it,
til procured HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
healed ray ankle, and sm freer from aweiling than
the last thirty years
Again one of my daughters was very low from Sc
we're dysentery, and when she began to sit up her
feet commenced swelling, which incre ased every
day. and began to be very panfu-she used bottle
of HAMPTON'S TINCTURE the pains were as
tuIned-we kept her legs bandsged with strips of
wooden until her strength returned.
have been thus particular, that Others under SINH
lar circumstances might be inouced to avail them
selves of this remedy.
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
lido hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, and eau safsly recommend the
Z. p COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon Bridge. Hampshire co.. Va.
u Delicate ladies and children will please awe
it trial.
Space ciN not permit name hundreds of Others as
Geo. w. Goodrich Capt Thos Canot, Robt. Gault,
James Smyth cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervail, S. A Griffin, John Luke, Rev. v.
Eskrdge, U. s. Navy, and thousands of others cured
Of Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Coughs, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis ST. Vitus' Dance, &c. We refer to our
own citizens. Gail them.
DR.. HAMPTON, the author of this great H1mp-
toms Vegetable IiRctre is in his 80th year. in good
health that it will be it is an article 20.
up to impose on the public.
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
~ See Cures.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-Call
and get parpI hes gratis with history discovery CT
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and see certificates OF
our own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fula Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
ness, &c. &c
Sold by o. A. sTRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
4 Co. Richmond; by DIR COOKE, Fredericksburg,
by all the Drug gists in Petersburg; by MORTIMEH
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists md
Storekeepers evers where.
EFs 81 per bottle 8 buttles for S.
NH 20-d&cts
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CPRA1T'S PATENT INSULATED

SPRA1T'S PA TIE Mt INSULATED
~ LIGHTNING RODS'-The subscribers having
secured the exclusive right to sell these celebrated
RODS IN this State, are now prepared to put them
up in any part OF this city or country, favorable
terms. These celebrated conductors of Electricity
have been pronounced by scientific men to be the
best ever offered to the public. Among the numerous
recommendations in possession of the Agents the
following deemed sufficient to satisfy the public
of their great superiority over all others:
1.-THE Lightning Conductors, on the plan of j.
Spratt of CINCINNATI, appear to be very we'll devils
ed, and in point of mechanical construction are the
best we have ever seen.
ut Is to be hoped that the use of these Rods may
become general, an important auxiliary defense
against danger which must be regarded as of no or
binary MAJ nitude TO which all buildings liable.
B. SrLLIMAN JR.,
Prof. Of Chem in Univ of Louisville
y. SrLLInAN, Sa,
JAMES D. DANA,
Yale College, N. H.
HARTFORD, Dec. oath, 1851.
The President aud Directors of the Etna Fire In
sursnce Company having examined j. Spratt's Pa
tent Lightning Condu-to and having been made ac-
quainted with its construction and adaptation to the
purposes designed, highly approve of the same a.
commend that 1t be properly applied to all buildings
insured, or that may hereafter be insured at this
Office.
8. L. LooMIs, Secretary.
In the above Ger tifcats. we fully concur.
CHARLES TAYLon,
sec'y Hartford Fire ins Co.
WILLIAM CoNoA,
See'y Hartford Protection ms Co.
JOHN B. ELDREpCE,
Sec'y Connecticut Fire lns. Co.
e. J. MILLER,
D. STERBlNs.
- Once on Broad street, between 81 and ish 'ss.
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five hun
~ bred Ensmeled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices-The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his own manu-
facture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns, such square topped Gothic Liptic,
Circle, &c, with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum
mer Pieces, &C., to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country, punctually attended to and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices, with the usual dis
counts off, or cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, be-
tween 9th and 9Th SITS, Richmond, Va.
fe IS Sm* SAMUEL ID. DENOON.
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|. PRATT, DagueYreoty pist, ID

w A. PRATT, Dague'reOtypis AS
w Eagle Square, sign of the Gothic Window,
continues to take his superior style of DAGUEB-
REOTYPES, in bad as well as good weather.
Members of the Legislature who have not favored
us with call this session. will please do so at once,
as we are anxious to complete the picture OF the
House and Senate.
n. B. No charge is made for members
Respectfully,
fe24 WIN A. PRATT
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2z4e--zI:.ZIEs RECEIVING AND FOR
asl...:..---z.--z-.lWARDING GOODS Blythe OLD
DOMINION LINE OF CANAL BOATS.-EUS-
TACE 4 APPLEYARD would call the attention of
Western Merchants and others to this Line, which
runs from Richmond to Lynchburg regularly Wed.
nesday and Saturday and merchants may feel as
sured that goods sent their will with the
greatest dispatch. Their house is the BASIN and
goods will be subject to only one drayage
NH 20-6w
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WILLIAM F. BUTLER.

WILLIAM F. BUTLER,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
(7s Main Street, South side)
IL AS now in store, and is constantly re-
IL ceiving unusually large stock of CHINA,
EARTHENWARE aud GLASS, LAMPS, LOOK
EYEGLASSES and FANCY GOODS, of his own
direct importation, which he offers to the trade at
wholesale, upon as favorable terms any other
house can offer.
liberal discount to cash buyers.
Special pains taken to pack securely.
NH I'm
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J. A. BELVIN, Governor st
OFFICE OF SUPT STREETs}
March 18th, 1854. :
PROPOSALS will be received at this Of

March 18th, 1854. J
PROPOSALS will be received at this of
l. flee until Thursday. the 23d inst, at l2 O'clock
M, for laying down about twelve hundred square
yards of brick pavement on the north side of Cary
street, between 7th and 18th streets the bricks
to be of good and well tempered clay, straight and
well burned, as to make them hard and durable,
and to be laid bed of good sand not less than
three inches thick and sanded off wit fine sifted
sand The Proposal must state the price per square
yard, the Contractor undertaking to execute all the
grading and to remove all the surplus earth and rub
Dish from the street
Proposals will also be received until the aforesaid
time for Regarding and re-paving the space at the
I'd Market the OF Marshall and 9th streets
the surplus earth to be deposited in 9th street
north of Clay state the price per cubic yard for
ding and per square yard for taking up the paving
gravel, full nine inches thick. Also for grading and
paving alley east of the said Market space-the
earth to be put 9Th street above; and also for
covered with granite slabs and having mean depth
Of ten feet-state the price per lineai foot.
Payments for the above work win be made on
monthly estimates thereof, retaining and keeping
back 20 per cent until the completion of each
tract. The Contractor viii be required to sign
tract, with approved security, within ten days after
the date of the award it viii be considered aban
doned.
The brick pavement kas been estimated at Toe
grading at 25c-re paving at S0c-new paving at 60c
and the cuvert at 81 50 per foot. No bids beyond
the estimates will sbe considered
ms l5-WFMW4t M BATES, Supt. Streets.
T7KY HOTCHESON'S UNRIYALLED
Il OINTMENT
For Piles, Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts Bruises
Pain or Weakness in the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
1t cures Piles speedily.
Ii relieves Sore Threat or Breast Immediately.
1t cures Saddle Hurts, Scratches Sore Eyes Of
Horses.
HUTCHESON'S OINTMENT is prepared with
great care, and never fails to give subtraction
The afflicted are invited to give It trial, and If it
should not accomplish what is claimed for it, then
CAL 1t q humbug, and demand your money
The propIietors have in their possession any mum.
per o. certificates, from of the most respecia
u's citizens OF Virginia and other States anumber of
winch accompany each Box Prepared by
=, W HUTCHINSON l. CO., Amsterdam, Va
soia ~ holssaie and retail. by
ruhEELL, LADD CO. and
mn 1l-dAe Elm DOVE co, Richmond. Va.
SWEET HAVANA ORANGES
iDoo large and fine, Just received aud for sale BY
,~aAa tshsf8- JUAN P1ZZINI.
~ next door to Exchange Bank
81.
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SAWS, SAWS, SAWS ofevery descrip-

CAWS, SAWS, SAWS! of every descrip-
~ ton, manufactured and sold by
TOLAND l. BURGER,
10TH between M ain and Gary streets, Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles, and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for
All Saws stamped TOLAND BURGER, warranted
give satisfaction if not being fairly tried will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Straghtening retoothng and repairing of ell kinds
done at the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular Saw, either large small, that we cannot
straighten, matter from what or how badly
1t may have been sprung or bucked.
All Circulars warranted to run true. de l6-6m
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH

SsIA ARIItICIAL TEETH
ifSsfESA GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
0LITYTS PRCVEMENT.-Th undersigned
have purchased the right TO use DR.
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode
OF inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one
of the greatest and most important inventions
made in this branch Of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the employment Of
metal superior to gold in purity and in the complete
union of all the teeth by slicious compound which
at the same time forms the most beautiful and natu
raj looking gum, and filing up all crevices and rregu
larties and rendering it impossible for the teeth
become unpleasant to the wearer BY the accumula.
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth 10
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way, and not giving satsfaction,) invited to try
this invention, which they do at but little sdd
tional cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens Of this kind
of work to any persons who will call at our Office
whether they want artificial teeth or not
WAYT L MAHONY, Dentists
my l7-d&wts Office, 209 Main stree
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TIVE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.

NHE OLD u E ID TIC A l. HOU Sc
Il FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL-DocroR PLUME l. CO.
still dispensing the blessings of their ki in the
treatment and of all delicate dissssesst this old
institution
People IN the country, when Visiting the city,
very particularly invited to cell fNo charge for con.
sultatlon) Much attention 10 given to female dlsor.
ders.
Doctor P. Co. the makers and sole vendors Of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
ERS, which has stood the test of time, and which
unrivaed in giving tone and vigor to svstem shat.
tered and almost wiIted down by the frocs of early
life.
Ali letters, prepaid, promptly attended to. Once
hours from A. NJ, till 9 p. AZ.
an 5-d&wts RICHMOND, Va.