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WEAK, nervous. depressed in spirits an

WEAK, nervous. depressed in spirits and
prey 10 innumerabe mental as we'll as physical
evils the victim to dyspepsia is indeed object of
commiseration. Yet il is absurd for him to despair
We not how low weak nervous and irritable
be msy be, the cordial properties of HooFLAND's
GERMAN SITTERs, prepared BIZ DIR. Z. NJ. jackson,
Philadelphia, stronger than the many headed
ncnster which is preyi0g upon his body and mind {;
and il he chooses II try them, we will Insure
speedy cure.
Agents for this citY-Messrs. PURCELL, LApD /
Co.. and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
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A GRAcELEss ScAMP.-A gentemanIy locking in
dividusl obtained admission a few days ago to the
Convens of the Sacred Heart in St. LOUIS and in
passing through the chapel appeared to be overcome
with feelings of devotion and knet before the altar
a. if in prayer. The Sister who attended him. not
wishing to disturb his devotons ft him for a short
time On her return she found the scamp had gone
taking with him quantity of jewelry from about
the image of the Virgin over he altar. On the
day he s.ele valuable gold watch fiom priest in
st. Patricks Church
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ARKAssAs LEGIsLATURE.-Both Houses assem-
bied at Little Rock and organized on the 9th inst
The Hon. C. Herley, of Dallas county, was
chosen President Of the Senate and the Hon Sam
uel Mitchell, of Arkansas county, was chosen
Speaker of the House.
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PICHMOND SODA WATER AMI

R1CHMOND SODA WATER AND
tied fact that the only genuine article of Bottled
SODA WATER, in the city, is put up by M. Nc
CORMACK, who fatters himself that he is able TO
compete with any mandatory, either North or
South having been engaged in the business for seven
years past.
TO avoid impoition be sure to call for M McCOR-
MACK'S SODA WATER.
NJ b; All orders, either from city or country,
promptly attended to
Soda Water, Porter and Ale delivered in all marta
of the city daily.
All persons having my bottles will please return
them iInmedistely. NJ MCCORMICK.
oc f4-ts No. 308 Broad ST.
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JOHN II. pApKHJLL.s or
GODDiN 4 APfERSOn.
!. A VALUABLE STORE H0IISE AND

Il VALUABLE STORE HOUSE AND
a DWELLING IN THE TOWN OF BOW
PRIVATE SALE BY GODDIN l. APPERSON-
The property j. nearly new. built of wood, and
Is Wen Ht1ated IN the town. two snd half miles
FREQ Ticksourg The store room is well fitted up
and u large and commodiou.. with Grocery Roor,
five good rooms, nestiy papered rne out.hou,es
n G1nsat OF Lumber House, Wood House and Kitchen.
Ine.e Is also another house upon the lot ,ontinx
on the street with two tenements occupied a, nc
licss renting for S25 apiece. The property will be
TERMS will be, one.third cash, the balance In two
equal instaments at and - months from the dav
of sale, interest added. No 9iNSt'
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We are indebted to the messengers of Adams 6
Cos Express for their polite attentions
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MILITARY EXECUTION IN MATAmokAs- sst ieht
the ringing OF the bells from the churches in ats
morss ANNOUNCE ed that two victims were about re.
csivine their last shrye from pIiestly comforfen,
preparatory for military ecutien The victims are
two soleiers of the regular army fenced to death
for having deserted the ranks at the first ekrh ne.
Gently hnd with the insurgents. Some saw hat these
unfprtunate men were cut Cd from their &c mpsnions
10 the conflict and thus their absepce from roIlcsl
wes forced and not voluntary Exa0p Go are wanted
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LEGILATURE OF NORTH CARoLINA-This body
met in Raleigh on Monday. Warren Winslow, OF
Cumberland, was elected speaker of the Senate,
John Hill principal clerk, Quentin Bustee assistant
and James Page doorkeeper. In the House samuel
P. Hill of Caswell, was elected speaker and JAS
T. Marriott, of Wake, principal clerk.
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CUFF BRACE PLOW.
INHIS PLOW can be set to cut q dec


Il or shallow, wide narrow furrow. Chokes less
In foul land than any other Plow in use, and is
warranted to give satisfaction or to be returned In
addition 10 the many inducements heretofore offered
to the community to buy their implements in Rich
mond, we have establish ed Foundry of our own foJ
tho especial purpose of making better articis O.
Plow Castings tbau heretofore offer-d in this
msrket and intend keeping always on hand, not
only the Cuff Brace, but all the other most popu lar
Plows in and the Castings for every description
of Flows together with Agricultural Implements
in general. Our stock will comprise in part the fol
iowne:
Cuff Brace Plows, both right and left hand of all
Sizes Livin gston improved, of several sizes; Wiley
do Mccormick l. Davis do hillside and Spb-sofi
Plows of various patterns fsmopg them, Gideon Da-
vs' p Primitive Sub-soil Harrows Cultivstors Corn
Weeders. New Ground Coelters, &c. &c) We are
also agents for the sale of Bickford Humans cell
ebrated Wheat Drill, which took the premium at
toe late Virginia State Fair
GEO. WATT CO,
Factory on franklin st., square
below the Exchange
GEO. WATT,
p Fl STARKE 25-3m
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

" the cireulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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A SINGULAR MANoRIAL CUsToM.-The Essex
(EDgand) Gazette says that court is held Kings
ing next after Michaelmasday, yearly, at cockcIos
ing. The parties present whisper, and have
die any pen ink, but coal; and he that owes
sut there, and appears not forfeits double
his rent.
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N. B. No charge for a trial '' 'N'i'e0: oc
MAS w. KEGS EE,

Office with GEO. J. SUMNER, No % Pearl at
WIN attend TO the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve
ry description Of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, ac.
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Ages OF AcTREssEs.-The Boston Eeeaing Ga.
,s'te gives some statistical information upon this
delicate point, thus
Carlott. GIsi, 40; Mrs. Fanny Kemble Butler, 43;
Celeste, 30; Mrs A. +. Baker, 35; Mrs C. Kean 40;
Mrs FaFren, 81; Miss Bmma fitzpatrick. 90; Miss
Helen Fauct, 81; Mrs w. M. Foster, 35; Mis- III P
Crsttan, Al Miss Julia Could 27 Miss ice Gray, 22
Mrs Chaa. Howsrd, %; Miss Fanny H ,ward 20; Mrs.
c. w Hunt 3S Mrs. Charles Hale, IS; Miss Annetta
ince, 20; Mrs W g Jones. 26 Mrs. } Jefferson, 23,
Miss CoIneIis JefersOn, l8, Mrs. Kelley 4S: Miss
Emma Keogh, 25; Mias Kimberley. 20; Miss Laura
Keene 81; Miss Bertha Lewis, 24 Mrs S Lake q;
Mis- Mary Ann Lee, 50; Miss Eliza Logan, 25; Mrs
Mowatt 81; Mrs Mcvicker, 25 Mics Ma rgaret Mitch
ell, Is; Miss Melville III Lola Monies -; Mrs Mes
bet Al; Mrs Pelby, GI; nii.s Julia Peby, p; Mrs.
Coleman Pope, 45; Mrs. Prior, 27; Rachel So; Agnes
Robe Itson, % Miss C. Rchings. "a; Mrs Rowe, 40;
Mrs Stirling. A; Mrs. Sinclair Al; Mrs skerrstt 81
Miss Sallie Steele, 49, Mrs TyrreI 59 Anna Thillon
Il; Nestrs, s. Mrs. Wal!ack, Jr., Sc; Miss Fanny
Wallacs q; Mrs. B. William S. "a Mrs Yeomans 26:
Mrs Arehbold. 50; Mrs J B. Booth, Jr, 81: Ms.
Julia Bennett Barrow, SO; Mrs. w. r. Blake Sc; Miss
Charlotte CHAMPION, Mrs Wilkinson 58; Mrs ma
Cruise, Mrs w. Cowel, )26; Fanny terito. So Mrs
J: Drew, 81; Mrs Drew, q; Miss Julia paly. n;
Miss Davenport =; Mrs. Dufiield, IS; Miss Julia
Dean q, E. L. Davenport, 80; Fanny Eltler, tl
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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.-About 81 o'c'ock
on Menday morning the drying house of Jacob John.
son. containing shout two tons of guupowder, and
situa ed in Marlboro township, Mont gemery county,
Pa blew up with terrific noise, entirely destroying
the building aud instantly killing Henry Whistler
the works
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VIcnsITUDEs OF FORTUNE A writer in the Lon
don Economist sums up an article on Napoleon III
follows:
''The same man who landed at Roulogne in 1910.
with single steamer and few friends on despe.
rate aborive expedition, revsits it in 1854 to re-
view vast army and receive the homage of count.
less spectators. The same man who six years ago
lived in obscurity In London, scarcely able to pay
hia tailors. and quite unableto Pay his horse deal
ers sb-whom many looked upon as stupid, and
whom none looked upon as wise, of whom few aug.
ured well, end whom lew wonld trust much. we
have Just seen receiving the waits and compliments
o the confnrt Of our Qreen entertaining three roy.
a. guests at his table, of them the son In law Of
the very monarch whom he had succeeded. and
admitted beyond ell denial into the social circle of
royal rersenages Nor is this change in his sngu.
lar for,unes the only one nor perhaps the greatest
we can Imagine him smiling with even a more
grim satisfaction he contrasts the language of the
English press regarding him in 1852 ard now; sit
ting with the Times or the Examiner, of December,
1851, or oi August 1854, before him. and marvellng
al the rnetam1rphosis, the uumeasured abuse which
was showered upon him ut the former date, and
the decorous respect and cordial praise with which
he is spoken OF now. The swell and the .saneui
nary and audacous rlffisn' is now the polite and
sagncjons Emperor, and tete a-tete with Prince Al
bert and King Leopold"
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RIC d NJ O Nd, VA:
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER % 1854.

MHxEco.-A good idea OF the state of affairs in
Mexico may be gathered from the following ex-
tract OF letter in the Journal of Commerce:
The press is go restrained and the tongue and
correspondence so restrcted under transitional
pains and penalties, the truth repressed. and
only that which is favorable to the center blazoned
In public, that 1t ia difficult to give the true state of
things in this quarter. One general fact may be
relied on and that is that the revolution ia gaining
head openly and secretly. in every direction That
which has not been developed is ready to explode
on the first favorable opportunity, and like fires
long smothered, will burst forth with redoubled
cnEilagrations. The movements commencing in
the eXtremites, and through State organic atiops,
have been well conceived. Ia drawing the central
army from the capital to subdue rebellion, it leaves
The center exposed to pronunciamento General
Santa Anna was nearly entrapped in his march on
Guerro and Acapulco last winter. and this explains
bis rapid retreat. He arrived opportunely, aud to
accept of triumphal reception from those who
meditated his downfall. Such is Mexico.
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RICE ONE CENT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r MONT, ONE AND 4 HaIE
- MILES EAST OF RtCHMnrr, errnr =. : =

X - - "a N 1, ONE AND a HALE
y MILES EAST OF RICHMOND sFoR sa1r
tHer fof sale privately, my residences and r - =:
aenIico county one and 6aff mi iies for, ~. = .'
poraton line, on the New Bridge Road ard 49,
opposite nigh Meadow contsinipa 76 49, ~ ~
under new fence The dwelling il Of brick s ~
rooms Two ci3seta and large lock room The ii,ch
en- is 81 otlcx- There is a gardeners house Is i.
o rect and Two stories with bIck cellar the :,
OF the house for storing root crcps apples ke III.
barn is 30 BY 40 feet with stabfing for 10 head Of
horses and carriage roou all under the sans roof
besides thers are the necessary negroes bousss a
well of the sweetest coolest wster bricked mn fron
the bottom, and finished over the top by a handso
Wen house. is situafed the bU din "a
aud farm yard. Betides. there are three bold nm
Iahng spfr gs bursting from space 20 feet taoare
surrounded BY cool grove of holly, oak and Other
les, ana would make proper place of resort for
.aaes ana children to eat ice cream and gam soi II
tshey were hted mp IS tuch places are in the neigh
oolhood OF the Northern cities The greater pa Of
" iand hss been ashed and lined aud great de Al
OF street dust and manure hauled from Richmond On
": 5hsrei Young orchard of 40eapple trees some
0. Wncn bare for the first time this wear nearly Sf3
OF which are Wine Sap" Apple. The remainder
eorsst OF 20 varieties of the mcss approved North.
ern Apples; well selected Peach orchard of more
than leo A.so 20ehery es of the beet kind
apfeof, plum, &c. The place is sufce ptv near for
the purchaser TO educate his children in Richmond
Z, The YORK and Richmond Railroad runs il a few
hundred yards of the land.
es'F For terms and price epp TO s sssd sa
JOHN II. PAPKHJLL or
GODDfN & ArFERSOS
Avxnrf 10
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Spurious 800 bills, of the Bank of Camden, S
c., are in circulation.
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no li--ts

CONSTITUTIONS that have been nearly
worn out from Dyspepsia and Dsordered Bowels and
Lv-r. can be entirely cured by the regular of
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS. To be had of
all the principal Druggists in Virginia
Orders Will be promptly filed, BY addressing
no i3 Z. BAKER, Richmond Va,
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$4,000 WORTH OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

AT COST, FOR CASH
INTENDING to make change in o,Ir
Il business will, from this day. offer our entire
stock of GOODS at cost, ror cash. Our stock being
large and the greater portion purchased within the
last few months opportunity is offered to those
who have not laid in their winter supply. I.
We respectfully invite call from ths citizens and
visitors generally with the assurapce that we mean
what we say.
PARKER, BAYLY 4 HIMMO.
no IS-fS No. l43 Earle Sduare
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nISSOLUTION.-T O-partnership
~ heretofore exiting between J. HENRY EUS
TACE, JR.. aud JOHN APPLEYAND, is from this
date dissolved
JOHN HENRY EUSTACE, Ja. will close the
concern. and who is alone authorized to the
of the Concern.
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WALKING ON RED Hot IRON PLArEs-Pref
Pepper recently delivered q lecture in the Poly
technic Institute London, before a large audience
Of mechanics, in which he remarked that the set
ting OF the Thames ON fire was no longer a Joke
bur reality. By dsshing small bottle of su
phuric ether with a few particles OF metal potas.
sium into n fiat cstern, bright flame was produc
ed, which illuminated the whole place He then
laid down four plates of red hot iron on four bricks
and one of his attendants walked over them bare.
foot, without any injury. By wetting his fingers
In ammonia, the Professor dipped them into a cru
cibe OF melted lead. and let the metal run Off in
the shape O bullets into shallow cistern of water
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HAIR CUTTING.-CitiZens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair cut in the
lates: and most approved style, would advise them
TO call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel, en-
trance on llth street.
N. Blot, Gold ard Shower Baths can be had at
all hours Single Bath 25c., or Tickets for 81
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e4RB SERVANTS SHOES-SOME-

- THING REALLY GOOD-ws have In
sore; manufaciuied expressly to our order a GOOD
we can warrant to be really good made out Of GOOD
Leather suitable for both house and field hapes~
are really good, will call on us when thew want.
no 10 PUTNEY, WATTS l. fJTrNEY
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PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. CIR

N IULAK SAW-MI LIS, &c The Subscribers
are prepared to furnish Portable and Stationary
Steam Er gnes, Circulst Mills and all other de
scTiptons OF Machinery with Dispatch ard warrant.
ed Of best materials and workmanship at their works
on Cary st, next to the City Gas Works.
oc 9-3tD BURR g. ETTENGER
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LEEcuEs LEEoHEs.-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by Adams'
Express q lot of superior Swedish Leeches. which
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms; can
be found all hours Of the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at night on
25th, between Main and Franklin streets.
n. B.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to- al the shortest notice.
10 G Il G. HORSON.
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0. III. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lector 18th street between Main and Cary, the
store OF q. Il. Peake. Refers to Messrs c. T. Wor-
than Co, Williams Il Brother Butler Tnsley
}: II: Claiborne, 9. K. Peake, J. B. Sclater and DR.
w. A. Paterson Sc I3-3m
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F. NJ. RoBERrsoN, Draper and Tailor
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office, Rich
moud, Va. Sc 9d9m
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FOR LADIES.-FALT AND
ohAn1leo WINTER SHOES w. r..p...s.li- =.

the attention of Ladies to our vnried and s-tg.sr.
stock OF SHOES and CATERS suitable for thar
use the present and approaching reasons We have
soies, AZ prices varying from ls0 to 81 as: vhitc
Sain S sna Aid Caters from SS 70 81 Morocco and
RID na Waikns Shoes from o. 70 81 IS; Kid and Mo-
s foeco Jenny Lind and Buskins, embracing some a.
hne as has ever been offered in this CIV IN shors'
we have we believe almost every kind and s,s @
ally call for Ladies in Of Shoes, are pespeet.
iuliy invit ed to give US CALI aid we promise that
they receive poite attention, and every induce
uent will be offered theun to make their pprr
OF us. oc II WHITE 4 Nj. =
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TIL E Undersigned will continue the
COMMISSION ard FORWARDING BUSINESS,
together with his Freghtng Business; and he befs
of the Merchants of Richmond a continuance their
fdvors. JNO. HENRY EUSTACE, JR.
no l8-lm
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK G. RUFFIN, Scere-
tdyy Of The Virginia State Agricultural See;r.y, ana
NJ AUGUST offer their services to the public az
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
LANDS in Vir9inia and the Southern and Ueste-r
States.
of6ce-atthe ofice OF the Virginia State Acrieul
tdrdt Society, No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Ofice-as shove tat.
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CHARLES r. HAFREYS,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER,
l0th St, between Main and Cary.
~ All work entrusted to his care will be faith
fully and promptly executed. Sc 2G--3m
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DR.. b. r. WEXFORD, proposes to prac-
tice the several branches of MEDICINE. in the city
of Richmond
Applications left at the Exchange Hotel, or at his
office on Bank street, Ninth, will be attended to-
Oc 2}-lm*
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ImroRrAnr TO SrocrEnovv.

lmro RrANT TO STOCK GRowFRs-Ip
looking through the exhibition OF stoc. On ,ha r..
Hr9unds 70 dav, was particularly interested ip ex-
an'lnlng the spieod.d mules and fine brasdng msres
s8 ~eI, ~ sote beautiful blonded horses They viii
csmpare fsFofsbly with the recent a,hibi,Ions st
New Haven Conn, or Bretileboro' VI
one thine, however, noticed which should be at.
eHae9 10 Dy STOCK rssers. II they would have their
Shtusts Perteet aud smooth in their limbs MANY of
ana mules too, have Indications Of sr lint
wioe,sshs spawn and sweeny on thsr liulba- These
ueIeCls are easily remedied and removed Ii taken in
time; and nothing has ever proved SO sucee ssfu as
the MEX CAN MUSTANG LINfmENT
also certain emedy for saddle harness gals
spfhins bruises or scratches and will remove film
from the eyes. even after the sight is entirely OBJ
scuisd. 49,
1t s equally eicaeieus for sny com lsnt of hu
oeines requiring an external application, such s-
sores burns bruises, chopped hands or feet sore or
caked breasts, nipples, piles, and infailible
remedy tor rhenmstism- TRY 1T.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD CO
corner Main and l4h stIeets and by all dealers in
medicines po4-lmw4t
TAPE WORM CURED BY DR. MCLANE's
CELEBRATED FERMIFGGE.-Neae York Dug. 2, 1852
certain lady in this city tcstIies that after using
Dr. McI.ane's Fermifuge, she passed tape worm en-
inches long; and has no hesitation in recommending
1t to every person afflicted with worms; as in her
opinion, it far excels every other remedy il use
The name of the lady and further paTticu be
learned by calling on Mrs. Harde. Manhattan place
or +. l.. Theal Drusgs corner of Rutger and Mon
streets.
P. S.-The above valuable remedy, also DR.. Nc
Lanes Liver Pill now be had at all respecta-
bic Drug Stores in this city.
~ Purchasers viii please be careful to ask for,
aud take mono bu. DR. MLANE'S VERMFUGE.-
All others, In comparison, are worthless.
N-d&clw
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OFFICE RF L P r. r. COMPANY

OFFICE r 4 P. r. r. COMPANY,
RICHMOND. Oct u, 1854. :
n ZEN DOLLARS Runaway
d from the service of the Richmond Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad Company on the I'd of
October, slave named GEORGE GAINES. He is
about feet inches in height, brown skin, with
bead on his chin, and sometimes hesitates when
spoken to- He is about % or 80 years of age He
has wife living at Mr.. Henry Georges in Caroline
county, whithsr he has probably gone The above
reward will be paid for his delivery to me in Rich
mond. w. n. BRAGG,
oc IS Stunt of Road
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EIsKs PATENT METALLIC BURIAL

u CASES.-The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand an assortment Of these BURIAL CASES
They are extensively used, and possess advantages
over oil other Coilns for transportation, eposting
10 vaults or for ordinary nterments They are made
Of the most impsrishable materials, and are eua-
properly cemented the bodies Of the dead enclosed
in hem are free from Eruption of water closed
against insects, and may without offensive o9or be
transported to distant places. The remains of Cal
h. un, Clay and Webster, were entombed in collins
Of ihs kind.
The subscriber has also lsrFe supply of WOOD
COFFlES, and keeps on hard SHROUDS and every
requisite for Funerals. He will attend Funerals and
furnish both HesIses and Carriages
oc p Bun j A. RELVIN, Governor st.
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ENTIRE SATIsrAcrIoN SEEMS TO BE LIVE

ENTIRE SATISFACTION SEEMS TO RE GIVEN
to all who make use of STABLER'S ANODYEE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT ard DIARRRUA
CORDIAL. At least sCch is the assertion made by
some thirty odd of the most respectable hants
OF Maryland, Virginia, and Nerth Carolina, who
state that they have never known any remedies to be
so efficient these In the diseases for which they
are prescribed. This although very gratifying, Is
not singular when it is remembered that the recipes
from which these medicines comp )unded are in
strict accordance with medical science, their COM
ponent parts carefully selected from pure and una
duterate ed drugs. and approved by hundreds OF ex-
perenced physicians. For Coughs, Colds, and dis
eases OF the iunes and throat, the Anodyne Cherry
Exps ctorant is believed to be unequaed while the
Diarrho'a Cordial is the best remedy known for di
seases OF the bowels. See descriptive pamphlets to
be had gratis OF the egents Price for each only so
cents, or six bottles for 50 50
l.. II. STABLER CO, Proprietors.
Wholesale Druggiats, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD & Co,
WhoIessle Agents, Richmond
And by Drusgists and Msrehsn.s EenerallY throngh