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Eastern times., 1854-09-21
Schenk's PuImOnic Syrup,

T0IINSONS Lnament, Pills and Btters Of all kinds, Sar
saparilaand Tomato Bitters Syrup Of Yellow Dock Fish
ers Cough Drops Morses Invigoratng Cordial Poor Mans
Pasters, &C., for sale by 50 A. G. PAGE.
Eastern times., 1854-09-21
PIANO FORTES.
Piano FOrtes to Let.

err DIANo FORTES Of the best manufac-
Cd y sa ture, (warranted) at manufacturers
q 9s"a%ee prices constantly On n"i'o anu i0r
Piano FOrteS to Let.
Seraphines Melodans and Reed Organs furnished
der. Persons having Piano Fortes that need tuning
repair gcan have the same done workmanlike man.
ner, byleaving their orders al
Fet 3}, 1853. SAWYER &-MAGOUN'S.
Eastern times., 1854-09-21
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. ". j. Langley, Of Huntsville
FattiH County, North Carolina, IT, s., NOU. Ist, 1858.


| To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,
Sir,-It is not my wish become notorious neither
is this letter written for the sake Of writing but 70
say, that your Ointment cured me Of one of he
dreadful cuaneous diseases thai flesh Is heir 10 and
which considered by all who knew me- to be entire
ly beyond the reach of medicine For nine years WAS
afflicted with one of the most painful and troublesome
sore legs hat ever eto the lot of man and after irving
every medicine had hear Of resigned in despair
all hope oi being cured bu friend brought couple
Of large rots e your Oinneni, which caused the
on my legs 70 heal and entirely regained my health 10
my ag eeabe surprise and delight ard 10 the astonsh
me- Of my friends Gsgned) w. LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD BREAST
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of a Letter from Mr. r. D1rant, Netc Orleans
November 9th 1858
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, IS, Corner Of Ann and
Nassau Streets, N. Y.
Pear sir--It i with heartfelt gratitude have 10
inform you thai by the Of your Ointment and Pills
the lille o my wife has been saved For years she
had bad Breast with ten running wounds no ofa
cercus naure was told that nothing could save her;
she as then induced to your Ointment and Pills.
when IN the short snce Of three months they effected
perfect cure, to the astonishment of all who knew
We obtaned your Medicines from Messrs Wright q Co..
of Chartresstreet New Orleans. send this from "Ho.
tel des Princes, Paris although had written il at New
Orleans, before We finally left az that time knowing
your address AZ New York.
The Plsshoud be used conformity with the Ointmen,
in most ofthe following cases:-
Bad l. Is Fistulas Sore NippIes
Bad Breasts GOut Sore tbroats
Burns GlanduarswellingsSkin Diseases
Bunions LumbagO Scurvy
Chlblains Piles sore-heads
Chapped Hands Rheumatism Ulcers
Contracted and Salt Rheum Wounds
Still fJoints ScaIds
Sold at the Establishment OF Professor HOLLOWAY,
pa, Strand (near Temple Barr London, and BY all Ven-
dors of Medicines throughout the United States in Pots
at 37d cents 81 and ,50 each Wholesale
by the principal Drug houses in the Union; and nv
Messrs. A. b. & d. SANDS, New York
u There considerable saving by taking thelarger
sizes.
n B.-Direction forthe guidance Of patients IN everv
disorder affixed TO each Pot
JOSHUA DURGIN ~ CO., Portland AGENTS ror
Maine.
z rage. AgenI ~ lot bath. 1yeopll
Watches, Chains & Jewelry.
In greata rich variety, now opened by
june TO- j. I. GILMAN.
Just Received.
A FEW barrels eal.y tart apples, for sale by
sept 2. NJ Il. GANNETT,
Fruit and Vegetables.
LARGE variety Of Fruit Vegetables IN their sea-
n son, received weekly by boat from Boston, New York
and South, by so PAGE
SELLING OFF AT COST
For 30 Days!
Eastern times., 1854-09-21
TWiggs Hair Dye and Tonic.

TIE best artic{en use for restoring gray hair tois
L nrgna! color aud for The prevent and cure OF
badness prepared aud Tor sale by
J.MATHEWS.
BaihMarch %, 1853 Sagadahock Building.
Eastern times., 1854-09-21
Coal Cooking Stoves.

0F superior quality expressly fitted for burning COAL tho
" equally well adapted to wood; also furnished with
style of which passes off into the all the
generated by boiling and frying. Please call and examine,
at Ii. l.. CHAMBERLAIN'S Rogers Block.
August 2.
Eastern times., 1854-09-21
New Arrival,
Sugar and Coffee.

OF MEMS FINE CALF BOOTS, at
" Feb. 20. L. s. FISHERS.
Eastern times., 1854-09-21
HarrisOns's Columbian Inks !!

Q0h DOZ. Of IIarrisons celebrated Inks, in Black,
WV Blue. Red and Carmne, All Sizes which will Ne
sold by he Dozen oy (xcept the Carmine) at the Uery
ioiueSt figure at which ii can be obtained Of the
facturer III Philadelphia j. T. GILMAN,
May 10 Is Wholesale Ag't for the manufacturer
Eastern times., 1854-09-21
Oil and Candles.

TUSTreceived from New Bedford, ) bbs Blea ched
y spring Sperm Oil; 10 bblS beached spring Whale
OIL; boxes Wax Candies; 10 boxes Adamantine do.
FDRACCO-Feathersione Wood gale and Pollard
brands. For sale By d 4 l.. PATTEN
May47. AS
Eastern times., 1854-09-21
WINES ANE1 SPIRITS.

JAMES MITCHELL. has ecndulyapponicdbyth b ythe
d Mayor aud Aldermen Agent for The city 10 sell
Wines, Ac for edicnal md nechani puTpos
y,agreenbl othe " Acl for The Suppr es>onof drink
ing huusesand tippins shops, and j. now prepared
urniSh ne irrccfor The above purposes a hIs>lore
on Centre Street.
Bath Aug - 1882. 1Otf
Eastern times., 1854-09-21
FDFS. NOVRSE

removed few rods, to the house recently occupied
by Mrs Walker of Washington and Pearl streets,
md is able to attend to business by night well by
lay
Nav %. 40
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTEL-T Coleman, Staunton;
D P Powers, ScottsviIle; j r Rainey, Va; T. Gerst,
lady, child and svt. Glenn Halifax; Goorick, son
and daughter Fredericksbure; 3 w saunders, MISS;
Ridgeway, Richmond; J Norwood and lady, w
A Lane and son, Miss M E Norwood, Nj Dickson,
sc: JF Kellen Jackson; Lanmas Md; w @ Over
ton and lady, Washington; II Neim- Neims, Ais;
w Adams Miss; w II Watt, c l. Cushing. Staun'
ton; g w Morgan, Ga: w NJ Overton, Washington;
Mrs Overton, Hod gden, H Moore. Va; w
Va; Robertson and svt, Y Potts. Accomac;
Or o Blsnton and sen j Mathews, Miss; Vesser,
Ala; ] agan, N o; s Gouldin Hanover; r Bu-
chanan, Va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-G Peasants, Richmond;
T A Johnston, WI johnson. Va; B g Robertson,
Bait; Wodinger. J Tankersley, Ala; d Hill,
steamer Augusta; Capt Duncan, Bath; c j Cushing g,
VCRR; R Tompkins, A ] Redd, Ky; Jones, Buck
ingham; A Wilkinson, N Y.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-George T Peasants,
Richmond; Charles Fl Watron, New York; John.
son, Va; A Robertson Baltimore; Nordnger,
r Tankersley, Ala !; D Hill, Steamer Augusta; W
II Duncan, Baltimore; Cushing, Va Central Rail.
Redd, Jefersontown, Ky; Jas Jones, Buckingham
A Wilkinson, New York; Chamber and son, Caro-
line: VIM w Wsyne, Nelson; P Pendleton, Loui.
ga q Moore, King William.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-Geo Zepp, Mrs Zepp and
child, Miss Worcott, Springfield; w Smith, Caro-
line; w D Leske, Goochland Rev w Crenshaw; Jas
8 Peters; F Lavender. Baltimore; Mr. F Corbett,
NJ Eittnyer M Marks, Robertson, E Warren, A J
Berry C Calwell. A Wherry, Petersburg; Bate
2 Misses Bate, A Allen, c; Col Dekussey. Z
SAL w Burrows c; Judge N Baker. I'll SimsoD
Fla w Parham, River; N Seasar, Y; Morri
son and lady, Phila; H Kennedy, N Y: Row
lett, Tenn; Capt Caverdv, Mr. Wright st'mer James
town; J NJ Wilson, Washington; Fl H Hancock
Chesterfield
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HENRICO.-THE WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS CONVENTION

There is no county in the State more deep.
ly interested in the completion of our lines OF
Improvement to the Ohio than the county of
Henrico, therefore there is no county which
has greater reason to be represented in the
approaching Convention at the White Sui
phur Springs. There should be public
meeting at her next Court day for the pur-
pose of considering the subject and appoint
ing delegates. The concentration of trade at
this point and the growth of the city, will be
better for Henrico than if there were gold
mines discovered in her lands; because the
value of those lands will be so enhanced that
more will be gained in that way than from
gold that has TO be dug from the earth. The
gold that comes from the advance in their va
lue from the growth of commerce, is ON the
face of the land, and comes without digpinp
or without labor. This is therefore the great
gold mine for our Henrico fellow. citizens. It
will be to them richer and more productive
than the mines of California Let them work
this mine, by helping ON the cause of COM
merce and Improvement
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PAPER FROM WOOD-FIBRE

English papers state that the uneasiness felt
some time since at the growing scarcity of
rags is subsiding there, as the attempts to sub
shtute other material have proved highly
successful. 1t has been ascertained that good
paper can be made from sugar cane and
wood-hbre tls or $3.50 cheaper per ton
than that made from rags. The plantain. too
mas oeen successfully tried-and good speci.
mems of paper made from it have been erb;.
bited at some public exhibitions. We have
seen some specimens of newspaper made
from straw, in this country, which, althoupb
not so white as the ordinary newspaper, is
very substantial and strong. The newspa.
pers-especially the pennies-may take cou.
rage, we hope, since there is prospect that
by the employment of cheap material the
price ofpaper will come down little. Ger
tainiy, we may expect that it will not rise in
value, result which has been apprehended
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nYEyD

NIRTl trNTILI1. native Of Ireland but for the
last snty.vs years reddeat Of this city. assa y
years The friends and arqoaintanc are Iegu1s 49,,
st Peters Cathedral
In Manchester, on the 9Th inst, OF Cheiers, miss
ELIZABETH BEASLEY, ssed s. years.
Yesterday. VIRGINIA TAYLOR, daughter OF
Christopher H. and csroline Holland, sged years.
month and IS days
The friends and acquaintauces are requested TO {
tend the funeral, this afternoon &C O'clock, nom
Duval street Chapel
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GRAND ImPRoyEmEsr,-A number of ne

GRAND IMPROvEMENT.-A number of gen.
tlemen owning property north of Marshall street,
between 23d and 25th streets, have put up strong
between Marshall and LIST streets, and at the next
session of the Henrico county court will get the
privilege of opening oath street from Marshall to
thereby making handsome thoroughfare to tina,
portion of the suburbs which have heretofore been
rendered inaccessible by bitches. The improve
ment is grand one and should have been made
long ago.
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oh, WOULD 1 WERE A BOY

In youth, when all is gay around,
How the merry lasses jingle,
/ fancy if but young again,
1 would not long be single.
The socks you wove were not for me,
Pm certain, by their size,
I'll keep them, like that old watch
OF fathers. rs prize.
If on the road clock should stop,
And need of any repairing
Pll come, if 'twere hundred miles;
1t is for thee Pm caring.
If any orders should be sent
For work you have to do,
Why, send letter unto me,
To BILL BARTHOLOMEW
So farewell old and young, l say.
Let me your favors share,
Pll clean yeur clocks and watches too,
And your jewelry will repair.
my IS BARTHOLOMEW Governor ct
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, July 17,h.

wREAT-very little new Wheat has been re-
csiyed here, and we hear of no sales That Wnicn
Ss be.n taken il a. prices to be regulated BY the
prevailing rates the opening Of the market NO ola
Wheat of consequence arriving. Last quotations vi
50a s go, according to quality.
might bring the latter rate but we hear oil ssie
of cargo, to arrive, at 75c. -,
TOBACCO receipts of Tobacco are light at
this tire with firm msrhet at advanced rates. In
ferior luss 81 5O0525; good and fne S57oa5 80 In
fsror leaf. S7.500a; good. S90i1 nae snPpins'
$40 5Oai2 so; fine manufacturing, $l6 500l9.
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THE QUEEN OF SPAIN

Inc prohigate course of this debaucbed
young woman, one would think, would sicken
even monarchists of hereditary rule. Even
Biackwood draws picture of her character
which represents her as the vilest Of ,ba ,,;,a
Only think of q nation being povernaS ~,
woman given up to the fouiest e1eessss ~ "a :
lost TO al sense of shame - ; :. - anu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-18

"THE ORATORS ToUcHsToNE" is the title
OF new book protesting to give instruction
to orators on some very important points of
their vocation. We have not had time to
glance at it; but it is hard case if anv.les.
son from any man does not contain some val.
liable hint. tits fact perhaps not generally
teit, that one may get an idea from even the
veriest eharlatan who attempts to lecture or
teach any thing. And men would often he
benefited by quietly listening and learning
but the single idea, instead of abusing even
the charlatan. Of course we do not mean 10
intimate that Mr. McQuEES, the author O,
this book, is chariatan and only intend
this parenthesis by theway. His book is well
executed, and appears to be systematically
arranged. View venture to say, young orators
may get at least a hint or two from It For
sale by j. W. Randolph.
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REFERENCES.
Richardson. Cant. C.. Dinm
MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,

MARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
1Nl between 5th and 9Th streets, and nearly oppo-
site the Second Baptist Church
MONUMENTS, TONES, FONTS, &c of foreign
and domestic Marble made in the most modern and
beat stvle of the art.
not to be su Tpassed here elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime specimens of work executed by them, as the
best test of their merit. jy l3-d3m
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UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-Henry Manple
was tined $40 and costs by the Mayor. yasterdsn
for permitting an unlawful assembly In hin bon.s'
on the 29ih OF june in violation OF CITY ord
nance ana laen sent on to the next Grand inv
term of the Hastings Court to ans wer IN Tho S,.,
law under the same charge - '''e ''a.o
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FUNERAL OF SAMUEL REEvE-A large
number of persons attended the United Presbyteri-
an Church yesterday morning, to hear the funeral
sermon of the late Samuel Reeve. The Rev. Mr.
Read delivered the discourse, which was one of
universal force and beauty. He portrayed the
character of the deceased in its true light and urg
ed his hearers to follow the many noble christian
examples that had been set them by their departed
brother and friend.
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30 000 DOLLARS WORTH OF
eINyaNySytD SPRING AND GIrMMEp cTn

OOAONVO SPHIWG AND SUMMFK Go
THING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs.-I.
ID. GOODMAN will commence, from this date, to
close out his entire stock of ready-made Clothing
now IN store at greatly reduced prices for cash only
for the purpose Of opening fin September) with
large stock of Fall Goods for wholesale trade.
Merchants throughout the State will bear this 10
mind. One and all are respectfully solicited to call
and examine my stock 'it never more varied (;
never were goods better made up.
My stock Ia complete, comprising every article Of
Gentlemen's wearing apparel all Of the very latest
styles.
greater opportunity for the greatest bargains has
never before been offered in Richmond. The goods
will be sold. j. GOODMAN
No l3f Main st., opposite Eagle So
Clothing, in suits, for house well outdoor
Servants
The stock is large, and those want can save
money by this great opportunity.
10 + n q.
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BALLOON AsoENsIoN.-Yesterd AFTER
noon, about o'clock, a paper balloon was started.
from the neighborhood ofthe Medical College. and.
taking Southwest direction, passed over the civ
in beautiful STYLE and after ascending near half q
mile, came down short distance South of Brown 8
Island, in James River.
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CoNTISUED.-Jno.M Thornton, charged
with assaulting and beating Sarah Ellis on the lsb
appeared before the Mayor yesterday, but the com
plsinant failing to answer the examination wss al
Journed until this morning at O'Clock
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DisrlEssfN0 ACCIDENT .-The Alexandra. r..
ssts states that Mr., Chappell. of Fairfax. county
retuFning from Georgetown 10 bis rssid snce. ~
thrown from vehicle In which hewas riding, into
the Dassl on Taesdsy, and killed. His dauehters
were also thrown into the Canal, but saved.
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MECHANICS 1NsTITUrE.-An important
step has been taken in the organization of this en-
terprize. Constitution and Bylaws have been
adopted and on the 29h inst meeting is to be hed
to elect officers. The indications of public feeling
towards it yesterday were highly ENCOURAGING
and subscriptions who made any exertion yester
day, as far as we learn, were very successful The
disposition OF many not engaged in Mechanical
pursuits was very liberal. Indeed there is every
thing to stimulate the enterprise and nothing to re-
press it. We hope the committee will give few
days activity to the cause. That will ensure long
list of members.
Apprentices show creditabe desire to become
junior members. A number have enrolled their
names. We hope the Institute may in few months
after it ia in successful operation be able to besow
marks of distinction many OF them for their ad-
vancement in art. 1t will, sure afford every
encouragement in its power to promote a laudable
ambition among these "Young Americans"
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WHO WOULD BORROW A LEA

" THEK TRUNK, when they can buy enc go
cheap. at the metropolitan" Isl Main street. next
to r. NJ. Zimmernan's?
Also-Valiseg, Carpet Bags, Ladies' Bonnet Cases,
Ladies' Satchels, ar Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoe,
sui able for travelling the mountains and when
you go North
/ Fave several elegant large size Ladies Trunks,
arranged with hat boxes inside, and finished in the
best manner.
And to make the inducement still greater, will
make a liberal discount when you buy several ar
ticles
The metropolitan" is at Isl Main street, former
ly occupied by Wilcox Belts
jy1 S CHAS. s. MAURICE.
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DIsMIssED.-The charge against Henri.
eta slave to Joseph Anthony, charged with ,bra
ening to assault Ann, slave to George w. penhsr
ton was examined into by the Mayor, YESTERDAY
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No PAss.-Isaac Morton, supposed to be
free, was arrested and Gagged with D NJ Pulliam's
pass On examination before the Mayor, the pass
proved to be correct and the prisoner dischar-
ged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-18

CoMMITTEp- Coleman Parham, free
negro from Sussex county, was committed to prison
for want of a register
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DEsERTER-James Flanagan, deserter
from the U. 8. Surveying vessel S. Legare, was
sent before Judge Hsllybdrton to be disposed of.
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HoUsE or ILL FAME.-Emeline Marlin
I'il be heard before the Mayor to-day, ON The
snc. r. u he house Of III fame to the noy
nesses will be examined on both sides' WV
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THE YOUNG GUARD are preparing for ano-
Their excursion to Slash Cottage on Thursday next
The Committee entrusted with making the arrange
ments, seem determined to spare efforts to have
grand time of it, for their friends and themselves
that all who procure tickets may expect to spend
pleasant evening in most agreeable company
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DEATH OF CAssIus NJ CLAY.-Tbe celebrated
srott'ng stallion cdssfas NJ. Clay died on Thursday
week at Montgomery. Orange County, New York
He died Of the same disease in the same stable and
10 the same month, In which Black HACK died
Black HaGk died July 5, 1850 and ut the tine was
matched against Cassias for 81 600.
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7 EVER'S NEW NOVEL.-GEO. M.
IL WEST, 5 and Exchange Place. offers for sale

- WEST, D and Exchange Place, offers for sale
this day
Sir Jasper Cavers, K w. T; his Life and Expe-
fences, with some account of his over-reachngs and
shortcomings, first given to the world BY him
self BY Charles Lever, Author of "Dodd Family
Abroad" The Daltons" &c, &c.-5oc.
Agatha Beaufort, or Family Pride. By the author
of ''Pique," &c, &c.-50c. cloth 75c.
The Orators Touch-Stone, Eloquence simpli.
hed; embracing comprehensive system of instruc-
ton for the improvement of the Voice. and for ad-
vancement in the art of Public Speaking BY Hugh
McQueen.-SI.
Pilgrims of Walsinsham. BY Agnes Strickland
81
Lamp-Lighter New supply -S1.25.
Vanity Fair. BY VIM Thsckeray -S1.25.
Footprints of Famous Men, By John g Edgar
62lc.
Utah and the Mormops. By Benjamin G. Ferris.
81.
The Money. Maker and other Tales By Jane C.
Campbell.-Sl.
Behind the Scenes. BY Lady Bulwer.-SI25.
All of the above to be found at the Exchange
Bookstore, Nos. and g.
jy I3 GEO M. WEST
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A TTRACTIVE NEW BOOKS-Jutt
IA received by

JAMES WOODHOUSE, Eagle So
Sir Jasper Csrew, KIT, his life and experience
With some account of his 0veTreschings and Short
CominEs. now first given to the world Bv Cha,Is.
Lever. author of Chas. OMalley," &C SOC.
For pleasant satire, prighiliness gepslitv xood
Chas Lever." - -
Agatha Beaufort, or Family Pride. BY the author
OF .pique,' &c --cio. rs; pap. Soc
The most captivating novel since aJsne Eyre.n
The orator's Touchstene, or EIoaueuce SimpiI6ed.
snao.sosns comprehensive systcm for the improve.
men oi l19 voice. and for Advancement In the gen.
siai eIt OF Public spe=kieg. BY Hugh McQuees.
nIsathwaite's Retrospect OF Practical Medicine
ana surely PsrtxxIx. for July, 1851. or sab
scHpHon ~ per annum. iy1g
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Alexander Williams and Fleming
rsslv were each fined OIL Tor being intoxicateu az
tbe Columbian Htt Il LAST sunday fIerhoon.

r,-rn- Alexander Williams and Fleming
r. ,.r. each fined sI Tor being intoxicated al
r.. go =. ,i,mbisu He Il last Sunday ff.ernoon
Ar,o,,,,op.T1os TRAIN ON CENTRAL RAILROAD
We are requested to state that the second tram On
the Central road. both morning sno s.e 1n.s' ;ns,
nd shs nassencers on that day should be prepar-
al =, Re the frst train at the hours they now run,
LII es = and west No delay will be occasioned 10
Alexandra travel going West
From the Charlottesville Advocate.
~ The ALBEMARLE Insurance COMPANY has
commenced operations uIaeI .ns nor s under
stsnd upwards of gas COO with the privilege OF In
cressnr 1t to $ioe, COO -
business men of the highest order and We believe
thra h. no institution in the State IL managed by
men of equal certainly none By those OF superior
W. commend this institution to the public a. one
rsrfsctv safe: and know of similar institution
| thst has bri shter prospects before it,
Let AIbemarle encourage her own Company which
grants insurance upon every species of property and
mon lives upon as reasonable terms as any North
srn Company and there will be no doubt about the
payment Oh '' FLANAGAN, STOKES co.,
;v1e-rt Agents, Richmond.
Ru,r pys FUND STocK have for sale:
% sbsres in the Protection Building Fund Co.
% do do Homestead do do
70 Do Do Union WV j. q sur7rS &
ivI8-It Bookseller, Isl Main st.
~"War, with all its horrors" ia not so relent-
less an enemy to hose fell diseases, Scro
| fuIa, Syphilis, Rheumatism, the imprudent use OF
Mercury and other affections, arising from tainted
and impure state of the blood. CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE is the only remedy which will dr1ve these
insidous diseases from the system Many have De en
restored to health who, but for it's timely aid would
have sunk in despair. Do NOT DELAY, BUT TRY 1T IN
| TIME.