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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

IMPERTINENCE PUNISHED.-We ind IN
the Courier des Etats Uns an account of a
curious incident which occurred at char
ty fair in Paris:
A young lady, Miss A., celebrated
for her beauty and her wit, presided at one
OF the tables. Among the throng which
pressed around the fair vender of elegant
articles, was a young gentleman of much
assurance, who gazed upon the lady with
offensive freedom, and affected TO admire
the various articles exposed for sale, but
bought nothing.
What will you please to buy, sir'' ask
ed Miss A., with smile Of peculiar
meaning.
oh replied the exquisite, with Ian
gushing look, ''what | most wish to pur-
chase is unhsppily not for sale"
Perhaps ii is, . said the lady.
"No, no, dare not declare my wishes" :"
Nevertheless" said Miss A., "let me
know what you wish to buy
"Well, then, if you insist upon it. | should
like rnglet of your glossy black hair"
The lady manifested no embarrassment
at the bold request, but with a pair Of
scissors Immediately clipped off one of her
beautiful locks, and handed it 10 the aston
l,hed youth, remarkng that the price was
five hundred francs !"
Her bold admifer was thunderstruck at
the demand, but dared not demur, as by
this time group had collected and were
listening to the conversation. He took the
hair, and paid over the five hundred francs,
and with an air of modification and sad
ness left The hall
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
DzM1TSTnv.

B. ARTHUR (Grlduatc,) has removed TO BANK
n. Square, opposite the Woodward House, where ne
respectfully teadors his professional services In the pub
lis Eyery description of BLOCR TEETH and SIN
gle teeth mounted in the best manner. Particular suen-
toa paid to cleansing and regulating the teeth OF charen
childhood being period when dentsi ad IS OF vast M
portance All the various operations OF Dental surgery
performed with strict reference to permanency.
Staunton, May 10, 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

@> 81 am glad to find you better" SAID
John Hunter, The famous surgeon, to Foot,
the equally famous actor, one m morning,
"you followed my prescriptions of course p
Indeed | did not, DOCTOR" replied Sam,
''for | should have broken my neck:
"Broken your neck" p exclaimed Hun.
ter, in amazement
"Yes," said Foot, ''for threw YOUR pre.
scription out Of three story window"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

A SECOND JOAN OF Area curious story
is told of a second Joan Of Arc, who has
appeared in the Turkish army. A girl,
named Cara, descendant Of Solomon Pacha
former governor of Moroch, in Asia, arrived
at the city of Adana, on her way to Cons
tantinople She marched at the head OF
corps of irregular cavalry Many persons
tried to persuade her 10 abandon the strange
enterprise; but nothing shook her courage
or her resolution TO combat the enemies OF
her country. Some persons thought TO in
timidate her by saying if she determined to
remain in the army she must give trial OF
her skill by an assault at arms. The gov
ernor of Adana, who was informed of the
fact, ordered that the young girl should be
brought to him, and he asked her ifshe still
persisted in her resolution. She respond
ed IN the affirmative, and added that she
would engage willingly in the trial at arms
to which they said she must submit, pro-
vided they, would give her for her advers-
ary the bravest and most vigorous OF the
Q 900 cavaliers Of which the detachment
was composed. The combat took place
Immediately, and after contest of some
minutes, the cavalier chosen for her adver-
sary, was dlsarmed by the young girl and
declared vanqushed. The governor then
ordered that she should be regularly enroll
ed, counted ber down fifteen hundred
piasters (S75), and gave the rank of officer
to her brother, who served in an inferior
grade.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
EDWARD DOOLEY

JIASFHONABLE TAYLOR, returns his thanks to his
i friends for the liberal patronage heretofore eX-
tended to him. and would ask continuance OF the "a
same He is in receipt OF the Fashions from New 5S
York monthly and can assure those who may pa --A-
troaze him that his work shall be done in the best man
ner and on favorable terms.
Stauntoa Nov. SO, lS53.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

&S- When we look al field of wheat,
we find that those stalks which raise their
heads the highest are the emptiest. The
same is the case with men--those who as
sumo tie greatest consequence have gener-
ally the lest share Of judgment and abili-
"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

CHRISTIAN FREEDoM.-We have read
of certain sects, which have denounced,
Unfortunately, all sports and relaXailons
because these, if allowed, will be carried
to excess; and of others, which have pre-
scribed by laws the plainest, ,coarsest dress
because ornament, if in any measure toier-
ated, would certainly grow up into extrav-
agance and vanity. And is this degrading
legislation never to end? Are men never
to be trusted 10 themselves Is it Gods
method to hem them in with precise pre-
scrlptions? Does Providence leave Moth
ing to individual discretion 7 Does ProyI-
dence withhold every privilege which may
be abused? Does Christianity enjoln an
exact, unvarying round ofservices, because
reason and conscience, if allowed 10 Judge
of duty will often be misguided by partial
ity and passion How liberal, generous,
con6dng, are nature, Providence, and
Christianity, in their dealings with men
And when will men learn to exercise to-
wards one another the same liberal and
confding spirit Claiming.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

sz- The last line ever set by Mr' Chari-
ton. Pittsburg printer, whose death oc-
Cured in Italy, was this "And even at last
the solemn hour shall come" Having done
this, be staggered from his case nnder a
sudden attack of disease, and in few days
died and was buried. The solemn hour
had come.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
ID & II & s

rJHE subscribers have just received from New IorS ana
Il Philadelphia large addition TO their stock; pnrGn
ed By of the partners, consisting OF Drugs
Paints Oils Glass Surgical Instruments, Fancy ArucieS
&C.. Sc which renders their assortment complete, anu
which they oFsr at wholesale and retl OfderS from
physicians and merchants will BE- promptly StEnoeS 70,
aud all Drugs put up BY gs VIII he w2rr9isII % ~ - 'N
purest character. T. L y j. ID F'SN'NllI
Stannton. Oct. IS, 1854 -Yind. and Mess. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

nz. No farmer should allow the reproach
of neglecting education to lie against himself
or family. If knowledge is power The be,
ein;ng OF it should be carly and deeply laid
in the district school.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

QUEER.-The leading and most inAuen-
tia Roman Catholics, at the recent elections
in the town Of Plymouth, Mass, says the N.
Y. Courier, voted the Native American An,
ti-Calhoic Krow-Nothing ticket.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

AN UNTHANKFUL PROFESSIONAL suit,
involving charge Of malpractice, was de-
cided in Jefferson, Va, on Saturday last,
against a physician, damages five hundred
dollars. The plaintiff, SAID 10 be an inem-
perate man. had his thigh bone fractured
and sued the physician for defective reduc-
lion of the fracture. Even with the most
careful patient, in such case it is easy TO
see the risk encountered by doctor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
NTn4clA YTNarfasT.

FJNHE subscriber has secured the services of No.
/ Watch Rcparer who swell acquainted y it'll all the
details Of matchmaking, etc. As is generally known he
has heretofore executed the best work at extremely low
prices and VIII hereafter cndcaYor maintain that rep
utation All he wants is a fair trial.
Staunton, Oct. 25, 1854. MASON N.kSu.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

ExrRBMEs.-Many fool has passed
for a clever man, because he has known
how to hold his tongue; and many clev
er man has passed for fool, because he
has not known how~to make use Of it.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
VOL. XXXII,
STAUNTON SPECTATOR,
HyJ.A. 81. WADDELL, Jr.
TERMS

M TIE "SPECTAToR'' is published once a '1eeS
-, T.o D,lars near, If Oaid in edvnce, or Tico Dol
Io, Sad Ffy Cents If delayed beyond he expiration 9
he yesr No Subscription Scl be discontinued bt at the
option of the Editors, until all a'rearaSeS are Pa'a'
0rf- Al coaatsicatioas TO the Ehtors 6y ma'f mHSt
be most maid or Mey tciU not be attended 10.
1DYER IT'S EUENT,S Of thirteen lines Cor tesS,)
inserted three times for one dOlGr, and Twenty-Five cents
FOR each subsequent continuance Larger advertisements
inserted IN he same proportions -,
E6eral discouni made 10 those toho GaUertise By The
gear.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

@ Which travels at the greatest speed
heat or cold? Heat, because you can ca
silly catch cold
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
WIN. CHAPMAN.

GRADUATE OF the Baltimore College of Dental Sur
VI gerry, having returned to Augusta the prac
tse of his profession. Persons wishing Information as to
hs qualifications respectfully referred to the Faculty
Post Office address, Cline's Mill OF Mt. Sidney.
March s, ISL chd Sep. 27.O
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
STAPLES & MARTIN,

OF SCOTISNILLE,
TTAyF opcncd house in Staunton, on Augusta street,
ii leading from Main street to American Hotel, and
are now in receipt of stock Of GROCERIES which
they offer for sale at small profits for CASH. or IN exchange
for the Produce OF the country.
They propose keeping constantly on hand good stock
Of roseres suited to the demand, and to deal IN Flour
and all the products Of the country at tair rates
They win give attention to Receiving ana Forwas1-
ing and TO the Commission generally ana make
advances on consignmcnts through them to
W.T.. STAPLES & CO., Richmond:
They solicit call from their old friends and aequan
tances, and the public generally.
Staunton. Oct. Is, 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
g. NJ. COCHRAN. JR..

A TTCRNET All LAW, St2UIton, Va, will practise
n in all the CoartS holden in Augusta, and in the Su-
pcror Courts Of Rockingham and Highland. Oaice in
the ofthe Court house, rmlry occupied by Messrs
Michic & Rlbcrt'1a.
Stauaion, Sept. ., 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
II. EE. PENDLET0S,
E1s SZs u ha IL 10 "a u
Commission and Forwarding M5rcaanS,
Corner of Cary aud i2th Streets,
ALCI GIoID, VA.
REFERESC rs,

Dcakins s Merritt Harper & Brother, Bunbgardner
& Mcclure, John Larew, DR.. John McChesaey, Dr.. w
s. McChesncy, Augusta; Kinney * Bru'tey, h.SaIaho
Kent s Carter, Wythe.
Richmond, Jan. %, lS5L-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
Gt0airI, RrlsandieS.

~ONAvaaa W~ ~-I y q ~
YER'S Cherry Pectocal, Sellers Cough syrup, w IS
n tar's Baisam Wild Cherry, MIS-. Gardncr's gcaaine
Indian Basan of Lyerwort and H3arhound, aud Jayne
aud Roses Expcct1rlat, Just received By
TIP & j. u. ESiByDGE, Druggists, Main ST.
Stauat0n, Oct. Is, lS5!-F. and VI. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
RRTSCOE A, STUART,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Staunton Va, will practise
~ in all III, Courts hodcn in Augusta and the Superior
Courts of Rockingham and Highland. O1ice formerly
occupied By Mcs5rS lmbOdcn < McCue
Staunton, Sept. .. 1913
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
DIR. HENRY J. ClURCHNlY

IlENDERS his professional services 20 In. c.,;,,s or
4 Staunt3a AMI the Surrounding country
A-S- Ogi1c over the Post O.ii;e.
Stauat0n, AIIrch l5, 1901.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

Eaocglbridge Allll1 Wafer.
A FRESH supply of AlIn w ltet, just rec,;ycd and
Il for sal. b.; LAIRD & TRIM8LE.
S:auntoa OCT. Is 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

I GROSS Simcs' fresh C}I Live Oh; gross Rush
1 tons do. r. p. & !. B. ESEpID1E, Druggists
StGuaton, Oct. l., l55i.-N. < NJ. copy. NJ tn ST.
pURE WHITE LEAD.-Ju+; to haad large lot Of
j Louis Waite Lad, ground in oil.
SGauit9a, Ost ~, l9ji, LAIRD & TNIAi9I42,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
Paints and Oils.

Paints and Oils.
= 000 LBS. pure White Lead, $50 galloas Linsccd
C3OOV Oil; also Chrome Green and fellow Raw and
Burht TIMBER ground in OIL ut received and tor sale By
L. +. J. b. ESNRIDGE, Druggists, Main ST.
St"mton, Oct Is, lS5l.-V. and NJ. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
DIR. e. A. IBERIA NLEY.

= 1A' Ab IA AA "a ~ IL IL
HAVING permrneatly l0catcd in Stanton, olers his
II professional services 10 the public OIi,e in the
second story of'hc Office formerly occupied BY SIt Mich.
ie, nearly opposite the Cougt-hjuse.
Stault0n, July ., 1851.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-16
NEW YORK lpyExrIsEnKNf

rsos ~ u'posALDs iO3 y.
Ll LlxCKistOit sxWINU UMAIfilNEs-Xads By HOOD BAT
~ rELLE CO. Worcester, Mass patented b. kas Hove,
Jr sepembsr 10TH 1885, These Machines (uh
proper use) n"i OF They built In
sAnai aud uotmanlke and ui do Taios shoemAk
rs aud soldiers work. In manner warranted to give sat
faction The stitch ui not rip than sewing
street. philadelphia, up stairs
ny9-diy-lsl VA. DAWSON, Agent.
EON Il POIEMUs,
EO BROAD sIhkET, corner or HEAVIER, New Sosk. orer
- - for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
NEW England Cotton Sail Duck-97lnch all nos,
hard and SOM . Al. the variou. widths Of Canvass
nred At this eonrsIsins variety known
the trade, aud offered Al the lowest rates.
. Unitcd States Pilot Duck-Woodberry and Mount
vernon Extra fal assortme Of this fabric
wi1hmanttc Gotten Duck-l6, IL, 20 and ~ Inch,
numbers and This fabric awarded the highest
ship and Hcur Mark Duck-Plain and tuiisd, ms IN.
ufaeturet by the Greenwoods
sails, tents awnings kc also,
Howard Ravens Pioneer and Ph9nx M Light Ravens
plain 2! to II inch; Heavy do do.
Cotton Sail rNviue-A full assortment.
fnper Felting-3O " u Inch, made very
for drier frlts.
Car Coverlngcotton Canvass widths from 80 10 1870
nehes and all numbers made sxpres covering
railroad cars perfectly and proof
enduring than the ITSELF
Ennmclling CanSnss-30 as, 90 Is and 50 inch pl.in
AND tuiled, In every variety.
Itngs ana lSagging-of every description. se.mie,s
Bags woven WHOLE all bales lOO 800 com.
bnay strength utility ehsapnes for grain
heavy Cotton sactng Canvass and
Wool Si,cks-wovcn whole sizes, = new and desirable
article. frIs-,I
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JOHNSON 81 PIGII,

Commission Merchants. nichniond. Va.
g, give prompt attention lite lion, :. s he sale Of Wheat
s.ne to receive the patronage Of their friend. public
Tlios TNsLEY JOHNSON Inspector a, seabrOO. Ware
WIN PuGH. late Of cart.vie. MssiienSurs county, Va.
DAMANTlNE CANDLts-various brands, 2s, s.. G's and
oels JOHN N. GORDON SON.
llOYs, t1tosrs-yurn,hed very complete with sood
y To-l' and hne quality steel, for sale by
and 'iE ii'isii Hf':S Ss;
Is haaa % f''" Jossos :Sst 'kS pfo Bay
oci' Druggist.
GtorToN ANn HEMr Twi>f; Cotton Plough Lines; Whit,
Oeis JOHN n. GORDON
ftuT NAI,sa.o casks, Eastern n.ant,e.els il
oeai " sign the Circular saw, ii Main street.
WEESE-9oo tO,s' prime c. Dairy Cheese, receiving and
no2 DAVENPORT. ALLEN Il CO.
GsAAHsA large a''oTs~en' in store ] ,S5 ssI. by
boxes Jeson' r.or ,S;s sisds; wtss sax for
sal. Iy oss ' -. ''''' ''''' sM%ERM,S
Is.s received TosRErS
:S., rEAcHE>-c Constantly on handy the dozen.
"e2' LocKErr PANKEY
M.!I:Stc.!. 6! ..y WINDOW !, ns;r Of
'eh Druggists, % Main street
~ :.e s'EvEs do''" '::. SSs Ssfos
seai Sign Of the Circular Saw, Il iSS Ha .,S:. IS
HuNTiNn coArs AND SHOOTING J,CKFTs-some
be very and 10" sss Es s ssGr linz
III th,F,ur hundred bales prime Northern Hay, aa5aI
Oea' EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
SrGan MoLssrs hid, fair choice quality: iio
S,s COS 'nd half Choice A'''s' p ptso :f
nn al. tRs ~ DrTr-'a' ;;ssIya
n - n Az
os2i No .. fs.fi Street.
lyL,IN BLtCK siLk--opened large 10, Of Pl.a M,
oc,s s;t Of rich 'HF' sss hs:, r;sqiss ;oSssBBS B',,
UyINnow GI.,ss-BAYKs pArESr-s.lO and ,o,,s q,
eSis JOHN y. GORDON 4 SON
VhPtNNED DH,ssiNG IN,Es-Eessni J.p.nn.I sa5
.,. M.sSs'ny Dressing S.;; for ladies' -h
PATINr SEWING uACHINEs-rol sd. at 10.
= Ia pie''E .. rLiAs HALF.
OS HARD cRusnsp tHD COFFEE SUGAR, tsS.irIns % s1
SHELL ALMONDS Sugar H,is %ssros e ;'I,' iowfR: 81
20 m,'ns ~, p,cos slpEs AND sHorLpEas. ,.sslyo.
On,LLt,,- tNp Gun, Musct.Apo MoL,s..o. for sal,
Wy W W oel' JOHN N. GORDON a son.
125 nns"s's CLOVER SEED. rssel,es s5 ...
20 .Sss' DOUBLE nsrSrO 9.Ss; S,s
u00 BN's LtGtaSHA COffss, receiving for safe.
sOO oe'e JAS. WINSTON.
"HEAr DRILI.s.-Penooel. . Person. 70, ,,l. ,,
w os' wN. PALMU
VSNE sALr-1oO SACKS, ancst and in .to,e for sale b,
n@ DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
fpwis X '';;% sSafS;S Sf;si r CO 5''
"OoDs stPEf'. PHOSPHATE LIME for sal. hy
w VIZ EDWIN WORKMAN 90.
htIL'S SANDtES.-ioo (tSl boxes HulIS Candies or
safe W locSSl spwIN WORKMAN co.
IN TirR,Es niCE-Yor sale b,
M ocis Lvwfs wERB a SON
Novs sco,is a. ad.one. for sale by
- oeis .---.. EDWIN WORKMAN co.
SIUAHTs G YELLOW sUaAR.-se sb,, for sale By
- ocss \. H. sKtNKER, Cary street.
no BysHEts OF RYE; 81 bag, Of Wool; for sale.
~ sell Jks. WINSTON.
fn HHGsof fBUTrER.-Reesivings and for SALE By
W. oSsl-et rfSsLtv. TsRDS 90.
'UNwHAsTON BGME-ln rood yrder, for sale ~
- %io y u. sKINKER, Cary street
NvtxiolN aUASo, for sale.
1Na hoo jas WINSTON.
toTToN SARNs.-iOo tales. No Aiels. tor sale BY
~ ~S DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
Nv HkRE mi

BALTlNOKE HOSPITAL.
~HtRE may be obtained the most speedy
sEGRKT DEsRAsEs.
Gonorrho 0iee, strieurrs Seminal Weakness Pain In III.
A Of @ I Of
S.. ss pSrds arising from
Der, ispass Sos 1ob4 .nS
s.Ti ssisSs $ ss,.s .s': Of =
.ns G If nsn Of the
n.F senate. .asnee or ..i.d 10
D .si ;.
70 $ss.E :sssss!SS
001f "4kM1s5S tR5s on Ss G ASo ~ cH4Ss1 MADE
% nj. %.;, Ssf: Is II L s.les
ne " the 'n' proper fA;;.:i;S Ss i6,ssgSyS i .gRy TO-
Member til. College London graduate from
hesss' .. sas ea @ d Oh.
so and h.. easssd
TnsIs % In the ear. and head When asleep
sa,hnk With Of uaind, seT.
ess m q aa h.
ina, sense Of shame. or dread Of discovery
alone Ssnd him shi
S the sfh head .i an s @ S
Ses .e . shin bones and
& and @ M victim s 1 Of .s s Or the
Of mn ~, death period his
:sTa. =, Ts,.sh pledges
sn And from his =:
ss1sIs safe and ,Pssdy
&h fS% & ~: t, s
the an run Su
"s', els. ssssn. sst as sas si ss .sT
fain unsr OF sn " BY
Digestive Organs pee
and pss'i, ''ss'''a' Of the Of melancholy
Take Particular Notice.
LOT mea Who have injured themselves practice
pson a .eSos habit yI
e s anu moi cured renders marriage impossible and
What pity that the hope country and the
9i his pa be .aa.eh.d from all
o. saase and Certain secret habit Such persons
should that mnd and body .rethe mos,
to happiness, Indeed
hourly 10 M ,S % shIy The prospect
and aisd with the reflection hsppur,,
yss%@ S.s lon Il pssi, m
by private iarioper induirenee.
These are the produced by
Pains In the eight, Loss OF Muscular Poa.r Pal
%sn.1f.hs Disesuve Debility symptom. Of
Mentally
The fearful effects The mind be dreaded
ding, Av.r,on to scsety Self Solitude Tinid.
health their risor looming ps
and emaeia,d singular aSou, the tye.
cough and symtoms Of consumption.
Who have been suddenly
oSaSSic WEAK
BY this Remedy weatnes, Of the organs are
sfS5 S
immediately relieved. AniSEsa,Ss.'' SssI,,ss 's
Men.., Trembling
and Weakness: Exhaustion of the kind speedily
,NoFEiGE NO. 2, so UTH FREDERICK STREET, RAL
p Az surs.ni ptrauons performed.
either personally or by Letter
sA'" "l,sn:Ti 70 sfaHsGTRss. sRssfls Cured
Who places himself under the OF Dr. Johnson
Tae many th. Institution within the lat 10
aud the Operation. performed
y Dr. j. witnessed by the reporters OF papers other
public i. suneien. guarantee atHis,ed.
@ 1 .ond .ay to ihS:s anaqariaed ,.in
WEAKNEs OF TINE ORGANS IMNEDIiTEIY CURED u Ed 1Sn
kN ia CURE WAsRANrEg; OR NO CHARGE CASES
EHH xifE TIE
100000 @ 3 IS ff% G ;sse Ssi DUE nib G
presented donation win coGsis; Of whenever
House and Lot in Kehu,Ond worth 1000
DO DO DO DO do do DO DO ;S., 20"
sfs fs Fa1a, aad s,ss'pn. ,ss 1h Il, 5000
value OF MINIMUM. ,ooo
%CSo @ Presents Of total value ... ....... $4,000
They may be had on application when pictures either
o, Daguerrean Artist. l4a Main street, Richmond
Daguerrean Artist, ,.l Main Street e. RishSs.;,
Due bills he obtained paying 81 only
payable when the pictures taken the
toA sCIrrLr Cinder Shovel Shovel and Tong and extra
,.... THO. ROBERTSON.
oc6 No. 6a Main street.
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LADIES' ELASTIC SKIRTS, UIouon's P.rrx,,
BATES Bsrkciays ST. opposite Asor House m,
o Tue Above splendid aud desirable .rtIcir So
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