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FOR SALE.-The sub

4 lAKWELL FOX SALE.-Ihe sub
.sIiber offers for sale. privately. his FARM. on
which he resides. In the county Of Goochlsud, i'm.
mediately on the Three-Chopped Road, l6 miles
from Richmond containing shout 225 acres. There
are on the premises, q comfortable dwelling house.
storehouss, with other necessary out.houses. The
location 10 very good one for Tavern There 10 q
well Of excellent water in the gard also, orchard
of fine fruit trees.
Purchasers srs invited to view the premises and II
not sold before the 18th Of Novsmbes will ON that
day It publicly, for one-half cash, and tho other
credit of six months. requiring good security.
and the title retained until the last payment u made
noS-dtd e2ts ROBERT II. WADE.
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GO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE IT

GO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The
~ subscribers, having associated themselves to.
gether, under the firm of TURPIE, ROPER &
TAKING BUSINESS, in all its departments. at the
old stand of Roper Murray, Governor ST.
They will give their personal attention to all or.
ders sent to them, and will furnish at the shortest
notice, any thing in their line of business
They will keep constantly hand general AZ
most elegant mahogany.
the sole agency, in this city, for the sale of
Fisk Raymond's METALLIC BURIAL CASES
the are also prepared to furnish any size
OF the Sarcophasus, ell her of the plain style with
out the drapery or such as those furnished for Clay
and webster, being covered with superfne black
cloth drapery and silver trimmngs
Several h HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
full drivers also se command.
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER.
NH 80 d&cts WILLIAM MURRAY
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
l. SAND LLARS-RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.-Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars nortgaged Bonds of the
Richmond ana Dsnvle Railroad Company now
offered for sale, made redeemabe in FIVE years from
the date thereof, and the interest payable seminar
nually at the Office of the company in Richmond
This amount being obtained, the road will be com.
pleted to Danvills in twelve months from this time
Persons desiring to invest, may apply either at the
office of the Company; to V. Witcher President; to
James Brown, Jr.. or Robt III. Maury.
iv 6rnd p VAN DEURSON Treasurer
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ATTEMPT TO MURDER A FEMALE-On Thursdav
morning last, in New York, young German named
John Geuseley attempted to murder Miss Jean.
nette Neadeley. She had promised to marry him,
and he had given her SIT wherewith to purchase
wedding dress. She subsequently,, however, con.
cluded to break of her engagement, and SO inform.
ed him. On the morning aforesaid, he called to
see her, and she was about leaving the room, for
the purpose of getting the SIT, which she wished to
return to him, when he prevented her, and draw.
ing from bis pocket loaded pistol he pointed it at
her, and drew the trigger; but, fortunately it hung
fire. He then drew another, the muzzle of which
he placed at her breast and again drew the trigger
but this time also, the pistol hung fire. He then
brought out large dirk knife, and was about plung
ing it into her breast, when, seizing a favorable
opportunity, she sprang out of the door and scream.
ed 'murder." He pursued her, and was about
punging the knife into her left side, when her
mother, seeing his intention, ran between them,
and thus saved her daughters life. When the des.
perate lover was arrested he stated that his inten
was to have killed the girl with one pistol and him
self with the other; but he had failed, he would
take future opportunity to consummate his de-
sign.
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SUICIDE By ACADEMIA boy about ten years
of age, named Tallman, hung himself in his father
cellar at Providence, Rhode Island, on Tuesday
evening of last week. He had gone off with =
gun against his fathers consent, and on his return
he said that he would 60 down into the cellar and
make believe hang himself so that his father would
not punish him. His father came home In an
hour, and, upon going into the cellar, found his
son hanging. dead. He had mounted cask and
fastened rope around his neck and It Is supposed
that the cask fell over and the little fellow wasle
suspended.
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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGA-
IL ZINE, for NOvEMBER-GEO. M. WEST.
Exchange Bookstore, has received the November
No. of Hsrper's Magazine. Price 25c
Old numbers of the above for SALE Subscriptions
cash in advance, cheap.
Virginia Reports-complete sets or single vols.
Robnson's Practice Cummngs Religious Works
&c.
Medical. School and Miscellaneous Boobs of all
kinds for sale cheap, at the Exchange Bookstore
no Its GEO. NJ. WEST.
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T AND FOR SALE.-The subscribers

AND FOR SALE.-The subscribers
~ offer for sale small farm in the county of Han
over, of 1885, acres of land in mile and q half of
the Central Railroad Depot and in one mile of Han.
over Courthouse. The said farm lies immediately
upon the Pamunkey river with about 80 acres of cle
ed land, of which about IS Of very fertile fiat
land and the balance in fine producing order of one
general good SOIL and the lance of gina timber.
ed land with good deal of white oak and ash tim
ber. The said land lieson the main road Leading from
Caroline to Richmond, and also on the main road
leading from King William TO Richmond, with
large and commodious dwelling house, kitchen, sta
BILE: said land otf-rs many inducements, such as
merchant, mechanic, DOCTOR. lawyer or farmer
further particulars deemed unnecessary as those
wishing to purchase will see for themselves. On
said land l3a bushels of wheat seeded on fine lot
land
The above land will be offered for sale publicly on
the pref misses, FRIDAY the 18th, Dec, 1854, If
fair if the next fair day thereafter but prefer
ed to be sold privately.
A. C. & LEWIS W. TALIAFERRO.
no I1-dlawdw c4t*
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NEW GROCERY STORE-CoRsERo OF
AN 2D AND BROAD STREETs.-The subscriber TAX es
this method of returning thanks for the liberal pa
tronsge heretofore extended to him, and informs
his friends and the public generally. that he has re-
moved to the corner Tenement on Broad and Second
str eets next to his old stand, where he would be
pleased to see bis friends and them he 10 bet
ter enabled to furnish all articles in his line Having
more extensive and commodious house, he has
constantly on hand, select stock of Groceries Tin
Earthenwsre, &c. CHAS n. TANNER
lT-dimt
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El REMOVAL.-HAT, CAP, assss,
Se4ANO UR STORE--RICHARD s<sss5-s;

MOORE, Hat manufacturer, and dealer in Has
Caps snd Furs takes on to inform his friends
the public, that he has removed from his old stand,
No. 187 Broad street, to of the new and commo-
dious stores recently erected the Southern side
Broad, between 4th and 9TH streets, No. 207
In announcing his removal into larger and etter
Warehouse, lie likewise embraces the to re-
turn his sincere thanks to those who have for SO
years extended TO him their avors and begs to
them, that he is now better prepared than ever to
serve them.
Without entering details, he would merely say,
shat his FALL GOODS were selected By himself in
person, and calnot be surpassed for elegance or
chespness.
The Ladies particularly invited to call and ex-
anime his stock of Furs and childrens Hats.
PREMIUM HATS The subscriber, it win be re-
membered, received the premium at the last ate
Agricultural Fair, for Hats of HOME manufacture
He still continuest to make to order the latest and
most fashionable style of Hat, and as he EMPLOYS
more but the best workmen, and the best stock
HE manufacture cannot be excelled.
oc O.
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HEALTH OF New oaLEAss.--The N. o. Picsyune
of the 7h instant states that during the week pre-
vious there were but 1872 deaths In that city iner.
ding 42 from yellow fever.
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Col. D. J. Fluker, prominent citizen Of Louisi
ana, died In East Fecans, in that State ON the 4t
instant
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

y The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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SurcIDx-A young and handsome German wo
man. recently married named Elizabeth Hertz
committed suicide In New Orleans on the 9th inst.
through jealousy OF her husband.
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LARGE REwAzp.-The Marine Bank Of Savan
nah will give $1,000 for the apprehension and Dc.
livery to any Of its officers. of samuel D. scoviil
who absconded from Macon on the ult, with
4 10000 of the funds OF that insttution.
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CUFF BRACE PLOW.


THIS PLOW can be set to cut deep
l. or shallow, wide narrow furrow. Chokes less
in foul land than any other Pow now in use, and 10
warranted to give satisfaction to be returned. In
addition to the many inducements heretofore offered
to the community to buy their implements in Rich
mond. we have established Foundry of our own for
the especial purpose of making better article OF
Plow Castings thau ever heretofore offered In this
market; and intend keeping always on hand, not
only the Cuff Brace, but all the other most popular
Plows in and the Castings for every description
of Plows. together with Agricultural Implements
in general Our stock will comprise in part the fol-
lowing:
Cuff Brace Plows, both right and left hand, Of all
sizes Livingston improved. of several Sizes Wiley
do; Mccormick & Davis do Hillside and Sub-soil
Piows of various patterns. tsmong them, Gideon Da-
Wis Primitive Sub-soil Hsrrows Cultivstors Corn
Weeders. New Ground Coalters, &c., Gcl We are
also agents for the sale of Bickford Hufmsns 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. H STARKE oc 25-5m
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The health of Montgomery, Ala, and Augusta
Ga, hes 20 much Improved that abssnsees are re
turning home In crowda
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ANTHONY BURNs-Wel learn from the Enquirer
that Anthony Burns, who caused so much excite.
ment during his recent brief visit to Boston, left
Richmond on the Sd instant, in possession of Mr.
David Mcdaniel, of Nash county, N. c., who pur-
chased him tor the purpose of putting him to work
in some appropriate field of action-probably cot
ton field
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AFFAIRS IN TEXAS


.ne iono"'ns interesting summary of news we
copy rom the New Orleans Picayune:
We learn from the Aostin Time. H..
has been received by Gen Smith from -, - S o1oef
taIy OF War, which postpones inde6nissiv ~
mustering In OF the rangers We lean = ,s. s.e
tna1 zen smith, on the 9th uIt made reousifios,
.sr =; ,s Tor FIX companies tn serve for The
Term OF inree months, which has not been counser.
manded. The Governor has therefore, detsrminsd
to muster the companies into the service oi ,hs
State, at the expense of the United States Cover.
ment 'oi y
the volunteers from all parts of the s,.,s .r
sembiing at. Austin. They are represented 10 he
men of the best class of citizens -
There IS a rumor current in Austin To the efFer,
tnat the Indians and dragons had been engaged in
hght recently. near place called the Enchanted
Rock. The dragons are reported to have ioss
seven men and all their horses
Inc Austin Gazette says that the vigilance com.
mittee have discharged their duties and that mn
reon now remains In the city who il NOT youched
for by respectable citizens
Major Emory and company have left San Anton;,
10 enter upon the discharge of the duties aseigned
tnem as u b Commissioners; 30 saws the Ie6ger
Inc Galveston Journal learns from reliable
.Ource lnst Gen Houston Is engaged In furtherine
tne organization and advocating the doctrines of
the hnow Nothlngs In the interior of Texas.
Morgan, who shot Parsons, editor of the TYLER
Telegraph, about eighteen months ago. was tried
at the late term OF the Cass court, and fined one
cent. Cheap amusement that
Inc lnterments in Houston for the week ending
the 3oth ult from yellow fever, were eleven This
SHOWS an abatement n the Aver at that place
George Jones has been convicted. in Madison
county, OF the murder of his father and his moth
er, Nancy Jones, has been convicted as accessorv
before the fact. Mother and son have been sen.
tenced 70 be hung but an appeal has been taken 10
tne supreme Court. Both parties declared their
Innocence. A daughter of the murdered man was
also indicted as an accessory, but was acquitted.
=. The San Antonio Ledger says the tide Of emipra
uon Is rolling West to an extent hitherto unprece
denied Emigrants with cavallados of horses and
mules droves of cattle and negroes are arriving In
that city almost daily u"
Gov Pease offers a reward of three hund, ed dol.
iars Tor the arrest and safe delivery of Ii!lman s
Nethery who killed John Duncan in Gonzales
county.
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Capt. Luce, late Of the steamship Arctic, passed
through New Bedford on Wednesday, on : visls 70
bis mother, who resides In sippican, MAss., sfsw
miles distant
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SINGULAR SUICIDE AT ST. LouIs.-Early yester
day morning, the body of young man. eenteellv
dressed was found on the levee between Mvrtle and
Elm streets. lie was about five feet seven inches
nigh, mad on black cloth overcoat black cloth
pants, patent leather shoes. gingham shirt, and
black silk handkerchief The cause of his death is
explained in the following letter, written in the
French language, which was found on bis person.
oeseech the person who finds my body not 10
make inquiry, for the act was mine; | am INV own
murderer My name is Francois Henry De Lon.
guile. was born in Paris on the 4th day of April.
1873. My family were in the great enterprise of
lo49. was married to q rare spirit and thouoht
my happiness would always continue. I left INV
native land with a small family, in the month OF
May, and arrived in New Orleans on the 24th of
July 1854 But alas after tasting of happiness for
nfteen days, a great fatality overlook me- NV dear
beloved vile was attacked with cholera, and after
two hours OF great suffering, she died. She was
hardly enshrouded when my little boy aged three
years, died of the same disease NV distress was
great, but God had left me little girl. thirteen
months old, which gave me strength to resist the
misfortune that had occurred to me- and in this liz
tie Innocent could the likeness of nv beloved
wife, and could ask no more of God but to live
Tor my child. But God was willing again to aflict.
by taking every thing that was left for me In this
Worlo. On the 2Oth of October last | had the mis-
fortune to close the eyes of my treasure nv child.
Havlng nothing to condole me, | resolved to ouit
burthen" ~ anu was
An inquest was held by the coroner. and Ora
Campbell and Hampstead were present, and held a
post mortem examination. The contents of The
stomach were aEalyzed, but no poisonous substance
was found. The jury returned verdict that the
deceased came to his death by some cause un.
known to them.-St. Louis Rep Nou. 3.
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F. M. ROBERTsoN, Draper and Tailor
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office Rich
mono, Va. Sc 9-dSm
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AN AMERICAN TRADER FOR JAPAN.-The bahque
Edward Koppiscb, Captain John H. Eagleston,
cleared at the Salem Massachusetts Custom House
Wednesday, for voyage to Japan and ports in the
Pacific Ocean
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o. H. CHARLEY, General Agent and Col
ector, 18th street, between Main and Cary over the
store of G. h. Peake. Refers to Messrs C. T. Wor-
than u Co., Williams Brother. Butler Il Tnsley,
J. H. Claiborne g. K. Peake, J. B. Sclater and DR..
w. A. Paterson. Sc lS-Sm
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DR.. B. r. WELLFORD, proposes to prac-
tice the several branches of MEDICINE, in the city
of Richmond.
Applications left at the Exchange Hotel, or at his
Office Bank street, Ninth will be attended to.
1pnx
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NIB. No charge for trial. ~ T os s

visiting the Agricultural Fair wishing to get then
hair Cut in the latest and most approved style and
their Whskers changed to q most beautiful black
brown color would advise them to call at the air
Cutting Shaving, Shamp coming and Bathing Saloon,
nuder the American Hotel. Entrance on 1lth street
Blot, cold and shower Baths can be had al
all hours. Single Bath Is cts. or tickets for ST..
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A CARD.-Having to 60 West about the
middle of November l will give attention to any bu
siness entrusted to in that section. Communica-
tions may be addressed to at Chicago illinois, or
through the house of Messrs Warren Perkins in
Richmond. JOHN D, WARREN,
oc 20 dim Att,y ar I,ew
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The Know Noehinss made clean sweep q the
rsce.s municipal election In shelbyville. Tenn
They elected ihe Mayor, Uss. II. Niel) Recorder,
and Al the Aldermen.
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To ALL WHOSE HAIR IS FALLING OFF OR
TURNING GREY. we would advise to use FETCH
is the best remedy for the Hair that s now in use
1t acts like magic in eradcating dandruf from the
scalp. 1t makes the coarsest hair soft and plant,
nor is there any pre- reparaton for the hair equal to
FLETCHER'S in Dressing Hair. One or two appli-
cations week being sufficient TO keep it in healthy
condition.
No Lady's toilet should be without bottle.
1t is sold by Bennett 4 Beers, A. Duval, John II.
Blair, Broad street. and under the American Hotel,
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
JOHN JOHNSON.
N. B. No charge for a trial oc24
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WEAK, nervous, depressed in spirits and
prey TO innumerable mental as well as physical
evils the victim to dyspeps is indeed an object of
commiseration Yet it is absurd for him to despair.
We care not how low, weak, nervous and irritable
be may be- the cordial properties of HooFLANDs
GERMAN RITTERs, prepared bv DIR. C.. M. Jackson,
Philadelphia, stronger than the many. headed
monster which is preying upon his body and mind
and If he chooses to try them, we will insure a
speedy cure.
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD l.
CO., and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
no 1S-2w
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Duncan McRae, U. s. Consul at Paris, visited
Raleigh, N. c., last week.
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FIoHr WITH INDIAss.-A letter from Corpus
Christi, dated Oct. %. says:
Gen. p F. Smith il on his way from Ell Paso TO
this place. An express OF his arrived this day with
the information that Capt Walker, with bis Rides,
az an escort TO the General has had light With the
Indians and killed SIX OF them on tho SCOT and de-
s.royed their village The Rifles lost none, but bad
several wounded.
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PIcUT's EXTRACT OF WILD CHERRY and
WooD NAPHTHA-The great Panscea for Coughs,
Colds Group and all diseases of the throat and lungs.
Prepared by E. J. PICOT. Main ST., and sold by VIM.
p Ladd, Broad at. o7-2w
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ExEcurfos.-A negro boy named Phil was exc.
cu,ed in Greenville Als on the 2cth ult. for stab.
bing his overseer Phil was represented to be har
dened villain, who professed an indifference 70
death, and only regretted that be had not killed hs
victim; but the sight Of the gallows unnerved him
...o that he ouaked Ia every limb.
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MRS: B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
w CEDAR TAR, for sale by Messrs. DOVE &
CO., Main street, has more testimony than sny ether
medicine in use, for the of Pulmonary Diseases,
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections and all diseases arising from i'm
pure blood.
" See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle, or for S.. ap2I to
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The President has recognised Don Jose Dc salss,
Kuirosa - Coasul Of Spain = Key Wet, Fla.
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WnMrNoros AND RALEIou RAnHoAp.-At IN
election held by the stockholders In Wilmington on
Friday evening last, the Hon VIM. 9. Ashe, was
elected president. rice Gen. Alex. AcRae, who de-
cliued q reelection.
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IN BARRELS No. APPLES.
eVO SO kegs prime Goshen Butter
10 barrels Assorted Pickles;
5 bsrrels No. Salmon;
10 half barrels No Mackerel;
ELsnding and for sale at No. 2lS Main street.
moi d. BAKER. JR.
COFFEE EUGAR.-50 bbls. Stuart's C.
no Is EDWIN woRTHAM 4 CO.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to Subscribers
~ SIX AND QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable
TO the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, e4 yesr
In advance.
fhe WEEKLY DISPATCH IL Issued every FRI.
gay and mailed to snbscribers at 81 per annum.
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EREE EXHIBITION OF CURIOSI-
Il TIES of the Northwest Indians at PRaTTS
DAGUERREAN GALLERY, NO l45 MAN street
Richmond where may be seen the head of Nam
moth Moose Deer, (weight 1888 lbs. height feet z
inchesl also large collection of portraits OF cele.
brated Virginisus, consisting of DAGUERREoTYPEs OF
every style and price, and where each customer is
presented with due bill ina $4,000 gilt enterprise,
by which present is insured to every holder
2
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A few days since, says the beaufort On. c. In
teIligencer, 'John and Samuel, two of tho sons Of
Mr.. Decatur Giikin, left this place to return home
to their fathers on North River, but never reached
there. Nothing was heard of them from the time
of their leaving Beaufort till the finding Of the body
of Samuel There were no doubt both drowned =
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OOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR

COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &c.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached This Range 10 not
passed by any in this country for cooking. or for its
economy in fuel.
Also Water Closets, Stationary Wash STANDS, Be-
thing fixtures for hot and cold water ali of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We also pu4 up CHILSON'S PATENT HoT-AiR
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy In
fuel and the great amount OF fresh air heated and
distributed trough the registers is unequalled by
G. l. A. BARGAMIN, JR..
mh25 2Ol corner of Main and 10th ss.
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RrNGGoLD, Nd, June 18th, 1858.
Messrs. Mortimer and Mo,obrdy-Gents: l have
been afflicted with the Piles for some years. and
could get nothing to help me, until friend ADVISED
me to try Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. purchas-
ed two bottles, a before l had used them both /
was entirely cured of this most troublesome disease
All who plagued with the Piles would do well to
give the Tincture trial
Yours most respectfully, JNo. MENrzER
Sold in Richmond by o. A. STRECKER and PUR.
CELL. LADD 4 CO., and by all the Druggists in
gratis. oc SI-dNcts