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lNHE HUGUENUr SPkINC3S.-Ih he

lNHE hUGUENUI SPkINGS.-I he
l. subscriber respectfully announces to the public
that this well known watering place having, sine
the last season. received extensive improvem en- to
add been put into Thorough repair, was opened for
the reception of visitors the Goth inrt, Every
effort will be made to present even more than the
ordinary induceme nts Of former years and In this
connection the subscriber 10 gratfed TO state that
Mrs. TURPIN, who superintended the domestic ar
rang emens at the same place few years ce, and
whoss efficient attention and la6ylfke department
gave universal satisfactou, has been re-engaged,
and, with corps of servants, in selecting who up-
usual has been bestowed will offer her services
to the guests. The strictess attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin arrangements, to obyi-
ate every annoyance and remote in the highest
gree the comfort and pleasure of the visitors. A
band of skiful Musicians has been engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other sources of amusement. will contribute to make
these Springs place OF heslthful and agreeable re-
taxation.
The waters sulphur and chaly beate, and third
combining the properties of the other two, which Is
also used in the bsth house. They fer an assem-
blage Of In lid tonics and gentle Alternatives whose
beneficial effect has been sgnaly shown in nume.
rous meta noes, in which and bilitated
have been submitted to their In &c; and their FL
cheney, in the case of ladies and children has been
more couspicuousiy marked.
The Huguenot Springs in Powhatau county,
from which place they acces sible BY the Rich.
mond ald Dsnville Railroad, which passes within six
miles; line OF Omnibuses Rent from the Springs
conveying visitors over that space,
FARE-S1 rs per day; $40 per week; $50 per month
Children over and under IL years of age and ser.
wants half price.
jeSo-ts DAVID MOORE
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EXPEDITION To THE PLAINS An expedition for
the flsins left Fort bson, Cherokee Nation on The
22d inst, committing of three companies of the 7th
Infsntry. numbering about $50 officers and men, uu-
der the command II Lieut. Col r. Morrison, 7sh In.
fantr.. The other officers Assistant Surgeon. ]
Y Ghseln. U 8. A; Brsvet Major r. C. Cstlir;
ECapts Henry Little and C. A. humber; Lieuts T.
Amoiy and e. UConuor 7th Infantry. The
sIpsdition will proceed by the most direct route to
Turkey creek. there striking the Santa Fe route
thence to Cents Fort and Big Timbers, extendin z
protection to emisrants said route, cutivating
fendiy relations with such tribes of Indians may
DO met With those vast prsires and Of ir quirip
Into the facilities for estsbshing q military post
eomswhere on tia Upper ArksI sss 1t will proba
November next.
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Vi Iva E G.. WALL,
suuerintendent South side r.. R., Petersb'g.
CHAs. CAMPBELL.
Ell GILL,
suptva l. Tennessee r. B.. Lypchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSON CO..
-, Fiucastle. Va.
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YEA BATHING.-CHES APEAKE
~ HALL, HAMPTON. VA IL situated within two
miles OF Old Point Comfort with which place hourly
communication Is had by neat and commodious
backs NC The Hall will be open for the rece ption
OF visitors on the 18th Of May. at which time the
proprietor hopes to be able to make comfortable ar
hsppy the stay OF all who may be seeking health or
pleasure Many Improvements have been added,
socn a. cottages for families play grounds for chill
dren, shade trees, &c indeed every thing that can
conduce to the comfort of thu visitor.
FOR health and beauty of location this place IL IN.
surpassed There is daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond. Norfolk and Baltimore
TERMS.
D9y'.'.''.''.'..... ..SZ 10
fer Week. 90
my I5-Sm n o fNxSy-
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civilian T. COLEMAN &
w tSHIPPIN AND COMMIssION Nj

CHANTS, CALIFoRN:A AND Front sTEEEri 81
Francisco, CAL Office No. 81, Wall str.st Nv
York. W. T COLEMAN
HENRY CARLTON
j. III. WILLIAMS
Mr.. COLEMAN Is in New York. ar d will give ms
pers every information as to markets, shippn.
e EXCHANGE ON San Francisco forreg
VIM. T. COLEME
ie 29-ts 81 Wall rrH
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RUNAWAY.


a01l DOLLARS kEWAhD.- :. ~
ZU swsy from the .ub,cribsr fs.id,ns the 4. s,h
= - M ITO NEGRO MEN, viz PHILLIP ana INA
PHILIP Is dark black, slender man. III Nm IN
let n.s.nenS Va ia November last ] learn re We
i.sssd in Of Vs. 70 Co.
thsr resides which plsce he WI p.oDso oJ medium
IT .s,.h ,hck lips, feet or 10 inches hish1nas
INN. sioomy, discons.ntsd eountsns,nes; psar
Gn ass". AZ Nj Cozen's sale, where ne ms
Ia He was raised ny Mr.. Csbiness hs mss pro-
baby Hon ~. o1 rswsrd 10; the delivery Of esch. OF
.;,her Of them to mc hers. or to M .; pM ;
Richmond. I.isn No,th Carolins
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TACKSUN'S EXCELSIOR Ritz

ACkSON . EACELSIOR BI1IkA
~ In justice to r. II. Jackson, snd impeT.e M
sense Of duty to those afflicted with Dy,pepaw
loss of appetite, i viii STATE that, having i've! }
Excelsior Buffers with the hsppsst effect on ~ }
tie daughter, confidently recommend them T. |
who are afflicted with the above cor plsirL
-.f- w. g. FERGtSN
Richmond, April ~. 1855
l advise every family to procure these Bitten
They may be found at E. ]. Picots, A. BodsiA
8. M. Zachrisson's, Chss. Millspsugha Bsnns!
Beers, and Alex Duvsls. Druggists, Riehmort I
All orders promptly attended to. ia
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= BACON Il baskerville
VEN EhAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
kECEIvE C0nsignmaDts Of Tobacco
.ous, ,our; Corn Whss; ne, and ave their pc,
~ nasn iafse and sepsrai assortment ssssr. ,ss1
Sssa1 &c *sN IL - WITS
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DrssoLUuoNs. &c.

nIsSOLUTION OF CO-PAkINEh-
IL sHiP-Ths eo-pastnsrship hersseiore existing
het~sen the undsrsisnsd. under me n. nn ,ss
WRIGHT BkOTHEho. Va 81. s.sanss. 70
3ash of June. bsviae disposed OF sneh ee' ~
SIMPSON BA0NALL. -
Those indebted the late hrm are feqseasa ~ ~
coeosrn win BE- paid BY JOHN WelgHT!s
JNO WRIGHT, JRs
JAS B. WRIGHT.
T,,w
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NV mitted to the Jail Of the Ci'y OF kIchmond as
runaway. on the 18th da7 of June. 1855, negro
man who calls hipsef SAM, and ssys he Is the p o.
psrty Of Sarah Hendry, OF 9oochlsnd county va.
ion sb ut 10 years of age, and had when commit
80 TO Jail dark wooden coat and pants and black
wool hat The owner of said negro is re quested to
eoe foru ard prove property, pay charses ar tax
LIT. JOS. STARKE, D. g.,
iwI7-sw For Martin M. Lipscornb, Serst'
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THEATRIcAL.-Mrs. w. Ward made a failure the
other night in attempting the "Corsicau Brothers,
st the Bowery Theatre, New York. Mrs. and MI.
Barney Williams arc in New York. aud Mr. and Mr..
w: J. Florence Ia Baltimore. A Theatre 10 being
built Tot Sacramento to cost SIS 600. Mr. Charles
Dickens has theatre at his residence, for the
at Montreal at the Esrrissu the stricals
Charley Borks The Phiadelpha Sun, sneak.
ins OF this lamented comedian Ia connection with
public. says, with capacities which Mathews in
bis senith would have envsd. he actually OF .red to
phv at principal New York theatre acikaout ann
compensation 30 ar xous he to get fair oospios
tho . In Q house where the legitimate drama wsa
Performed, but he could not obtain itD
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Disr!LLNG SEA WATER Ship Harvey Birch.
at San francisco from New York eports d1rinp tn
Pssssee when about 1000 miles from CALI pages Is
lanes. Which sa' the nearest land left without
Ia the lower hold. The captain however. risaeS mn
,tii and for seventeen days ded la disllin
1s4 gallons OF fre'h water per DAY; when =
IL rsined, and they were thus relieved;
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r.r ourrowpr. PLoT" e f, 3. soIo IN.

-. .<zr.,ovpKa PIoT" At PnoviDI :, n
The p ssss s y rss..Sss ss, to
blow p sas 80 80. By the investigstion msds
- S,sSsv Scrsias, sppeen that kst o. W. W.
Se.as, @. ps,s s:s. i s a. he head
Ct 0s ~ - Ssss bored through the DOR isto
a s.S'.. 100, who're IL was easily ired from
~ 800 rvnniae directly By the west side OF The
- shs seastssA o. end, hurlips Mr. Tucterf Gun
r. - already stated. Every partition on the lover
6ccor Of tue hosse vas thrown down; condeeraoie
portios Of the westerly side OF the house vas throw
scme distance scrcss the street.; ali the windows 10
he lower story we're broken. and most OF the sash
thrown out Of the easines ard the east aud south
a. a. Of the houss were wrenehed In such name.
- violent shock The door of the room over that
10 which the 1explosics took place, settled some
thsss feat rendering Il dimens for the inmates to
escape in the crest eorfuson attending the hrst
sisrm NJ ich they supposed arose from the house
Ssins on Ore Nearly every article Of furniture In
the hosse vas destroyed. One visitor states that
the oaIy object he sac which appeared urinJured
va an ole-fsshioned clock. which mad stoppso ~
The house was Of wood substantially built, hand
somsly finished, and nearly new IL wast~o stores
high, with . basement, and an ell on the south The
damage have beard estimated at two or three
thousand dollars and upwards. There we're ak OF
sisht persons In the house at the time, ali OF whom
we're asleep. None Of them sustained any injary
except Mr. fseher Who vas hurled r ro" f.st ioso
adjolniug roon the partition oet.een Sn'in s az
bis sisspirS room, had been thrown down by the
sboes. His b.ud va: slightly burned asd ne sansI.
supposed to bs dangerously burt. bis escape from
immediate desth 10 short Of miraculous
There are VARIOUS stories Ia circulation az TO the
cause of this hendsh enormitT but they are without
Foundation. and Mr.. Tucker says that the whole
Transaction II - mysterious to him - 70 any oihel
person.
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RANARY AND FILED STORE

GRANARY AND FEED STORE
- The undersigned he's taken the house corner of
nranknn and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Messrs N. 3. C. B. Hill, for ths purpose of con.
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
ne Will keep constantly hand full assortment of
All klnds OF 0rain Min Offal Hay, Corn Mesl and
Stores. 1oeu
he hopes by giving his business strict personal at
,ention and selling on reasonable terms to secure
noeraI patronage from his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere IN the corporation He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
fSl moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for sny con.
signment entrusted to him JOHN w CORRY
fe TITS
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RI1,-T
MONn

rfiCE removed 70 the store of Chris-
os ,ha .a.nrop; no. 30 Lain st---In conseaueuee
Tan was unanimously eesasA Cashisr. The ossss
nas been removed 70 the ssoss ef Chrstian 10.
an interest OF per cent viii b. raii on ~ n.c
manning on deposits sig noothI sr lon.sr snd s.-
per cent for q shorter perio1. "nsef' ana nve
This Institution has be an = s,i.t.....-.-s, ).
Years; has loaned over eshs slions Of Soii.y n
20 suspended debit hamevss lost one doi,sr =, .,
ed to pay any certificate when dna ~ uo'sr, OF taii.
JMO. THOMPSON, pres,a.n,
-. W.. y. CHRISTTAN Csshss,
n o." geo. STEEL Secretary.
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THINGS THAT ! H.Vs

\ have seen the m 'st wortb!.u -, otks
dress the most fsshioDably aed Lea, q
| have seen the most talen,.a 20
piers and die drunkards 'o'p1 nss
bsve seen men who boa,tsd nm, ~
who were not able to pay their tan thst
! have seen men who made nD.s
their bravery and daring explsi,,. rug" acs
! have seen the same men run sw.a
who had used 4"' ''ona. ; y =
POLLARD's RHEUMATIC
for <beumstism. HeuraIsia, PAN. iS.lsess
Bruises. Cramp or every thior Of ~. tss'n,, &.
not been speedily relieved. 'ue tha la
For sale By PURCELL, LADD IL m
Beers, Adie 4 Gray. Duvsl l. Norton ND u sas
Z. B; fhomss' and Druggists ssr.nIj, !" q : =
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kEsIcEED WITHOUT DYING Hill. E,o q
fsurth clsss Il 800 per annum) clerk in the Ststs
Department, resigued some time since after soms q
thirty yesrs faithful and Gus seryes of RI
government in clerical point capacity His res, O.
aenon WAS the re'uit of wish to spend the balance
hciency for his wants 'a'
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FALL OF BRIDGE IN CALIFORNIA The wife
susPension bridge. built by Mr. W eatmorda aaIcss
tne mokeIumne river at Winters Bar, broke on he
moInins OF the 18th June, between three and four
ooioc1. There we're several persons crossing at the
time with band of stolen horses. Twelve horses
we're found dead. The span of the bridge was go
feet, and had been completed but q few dsYs
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TRUE TURF OTL-For I'd

L every description. on asa or Sem N'a'
spoonful equal to an oGase Of aay n,, S's
known. p''sra
Burns, Sore Legs and Chilblaln. R[esS r, ,SSWSs'e
Cramp and fett er. Stirgs Of IGseets, Worss,SA
the Nails, lnhGIned Breasts 8lsasalsf F., ~
Back. S|eiled Legs and Stiansaa Of JCints "a
WARRANTED to cure, and no damage froIrl,,,.-
to colds.
Applied to burns a.ionee, 1t Isayosro us,
Price DO sad % cents bottle
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METHODIST COLLEGES IN ALABAMA.-The Mont
gomery Journal says that the comb issoners CT the
methodist Conference In relation to the location
college. met In SummeIf-d, in Dallas county, and
deterp,ned to locate two institutions; one ct
SrseUsbors'. Greene county. and one at Auburn,
Mseon county, over a hundred thousand dolars hav.
ing been subscribed for that purpose at both points
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M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-Tbs
AZ subscriber, having recently purchased this
property has entirely furnishes he House ar il
nov pre- pared to receive company. This deli
summ sr retreat s in the county of Abemsrle about
Central Railroad and situated in re zion ~ connt
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenerr
oeing 10 full view of the Blue Ridge uountain.
within ~ minutes ride of the great tunnel now con-
structiue through the mountain, and equally conve
nient to the University of Virginia and Mort,csIo
.u VIM. r. JARMAN p M,
- xI-oIs Mediums River
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. Ihe western papers nounee that the Hon Cb.s
ssmnsr vss st 81 fsups on the 6;b inst.
The government OF Rome has mad. an animal.
p,oesuon OF 90 osa Tor the announcement OF tre
1lsatipg In the Pspsi Ststss =, Hee
Hall. Dsytn, Ohio. = ia'''n
Jss .. Clay, .. con Of Henry Clay. b.. taxi, Il.
stamp In kentucky assnst the Americanr. "'
staes Coayentioa Of sselored pussons' will h.
nsld 10 Toy. ~ Il on the 4th Of September.
Ger shi lie has bssn reviewing the military a.
y Tt saelies, ninnesota TsIrito.y. -
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= n0TI.ARS REWARD.- Kan away

- from the subscriber. last January, . yo9ns
ma n named tom, belonaing to MRS "a. .. AMER ,er
.o,ssy ueasins face; looks down when spoksa 70;
about feet inches In height 20 yeas oa ae a mas ia
%1ohIsnd At his mis- ess duTiog the tine He may
hs eouod ne rhsps DR.. Broken boroughs In HAM
over coupty, or between the other places nam 60
mi the above re ward upon bis delivery &C my
VII pay INC ia Palm J. II. r. MAYO
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rlNHE undersigned have this %, .I',is. !,
i a copsrtpsrshie for the paipese e ., vrsss-
Books forl hose who have no regular M tbs vsIsr
ing lessit instrumental and sopyins 70 ~ sea ssssL
brsnches. They consieer themseNs .,sa sstshF
from an experience Of many years 70 - :, 10 psas'
ton to ell persons who may think pl'f'
iae them. al ga sh ~
Once on Franklin street, betweer. 80. Ess.
In rear of the resideuce OF John ~ rs'''a
HUGH II. GoDplNu
LEWIS w. CHAhSL 10 Se-sss
Nav 10Th lah5 M !,
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4 AND WARRANTS WANIED-l

IL highest market price will be paid fOt q, % Il
and leo acre LAND WARRANTS, sso iOf ~
Scrip. PsrsonB having Warrants or Scrip 70 Il.
will do well to call at WIN HURLETs
Exchange Office, No Pearl st. Richmond VI
N. B.-Person living in the ccustry are iflss
FULLY requested to forward their wsnsrti lsis
duly a,Tgned) by mail or otherwise, and p,.E
myself to them that they shall receive the nl'a
nart ct price, and prompt returns in cash CT ss1
as they shall deem proper to direct
ie 5-Sm WIN. HURLE
The p'ice of Warrants 10 fuctuatins and uaiaf
At present L am paying 81 10 per acre
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Is LAGER BEER lsToxicArIsG7-A man UNA
tn,d ct foushkeepsie, New York. the other day for
v,oistine the prohiotory law by selling lager bssr -
cstns drink On this point there was diversity Of
op,oios Several persons swore that 1t had intoxi.
cs'oa !nenn whlle others, among tn IN two German
me peSneisns, however, stated that they had neyar
orsnk eny OF it In this cosntry, but in Germany
whore it vas made of malt and mons, The ta.tiToo
ny OF one witness was a. folows:
Cn,istisn Clause, sworn-l am German; live in
LoeenLeepnsi iaeer beer 10 not intoxicaring have
drama sixty glasses In one day. '
Cross examinsd-The glassss I drank held piut
essh and l swear drank sixtv In one dAr In space
OF tyeve hours, and felt no effects from il ITbis
man vas very smali one. and the Jury and Conf
Ssd audience laughed heartily his giving this .yl
Az the jury convicted the defendant. il i, nrs.
su%sa they considered Pous hksepsis lager beer in
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wRrGHTS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,
Gru Nd


The subscribers hsviae bought out the shave onsl-
ness aad leased the pre- mi.es tor term OF year,
will eontinse the same IN st its orancu ,,;.,. of
Bread, CAKES. CRACKERS, 10, being deter.
miaed 70 use the best materials only. asa lespeS
fny so ait the patrossgs of the friends sna coseo
mers Of WRIGHT q BROS. and the pdone ss 3. q
r.iy assuring the that NO effort on their part sna
be 1sntipe, 70 merit public support
The bus,ness carried bv the suoscnoers 10, e
versl years past No. East lain street VII p1
Continued a. heretofore. and while they Solicit Ior
~. ola concaYn the farther support Of their nnme
rous friends and customers they gratefully
Iadse and return thanks for the be raj tssor
N. 3. Orders from the country for Crac.era sc :,
addressed to either store. will meet Wild PIoIpp
tention.
A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retu,
thanks to their friends and the puonc eenefsuy' 70.
the verv liberal patronage bestowed upon the iate
concern of Wright Bro 3, and take crest pieaspre
Ia Recommending to their confidence and patronage
the new concern of SIMPSON BAGNALL.
ivS-2m WRIGHT BROS.
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Ma MIsIsTER MASON AND A Prosecuted You've
AMERICAN The Rev. Dr. Thompsoa, writing from
Pssis. relates the following:
While seated one morning in the once Of .ns
the usual SITUATIONS. said did you ever get into
profuss preparation and have wet blanket thrown
over you7" mo- 81 did yesterday lady came
to me With the following narrative: Il am from the
United States and have 10 care young lady who has
been visiting her friends In this country She IL
Protes fsnt and her father and mother when dying,
charged her never to forsake her faith or marry .
Catholic. She has moreover. Protestant friend In
the United States to whom she Is attached, and to
whom On her return to Ne York. she expects to be
married. While In the South of France, she met
with French gentleman rho was sm!tten with her;
he procured an Introduction to her and has been
courtIng her with uoremtiing attentions ever since.
She has used every MEASURE to shake bio, of; she
has irowned upon him; sHe has told hin that she can
never marry him, thst it 10 tfeby impossible; thst
his attentions unpleasant weasome, disgusting.
even painful to her and she has peramptoriiy order
cd hi% never , to see her He replies. That is i'm;
We to this city in hopes to escape him. but he
watched our movements and came with us We
We have told him shall leave the country. and
that he had better return home. No. no. says he,
4 will go with you when you go, will stop when
whore You live, / will die where you de- Now
nothing be done to save US from this annoy
sne." MI. Mason said he immediately sent for the
pr.feet Of police and gave him the facts in he pre-
senes of the old lady. your troubles are at en-
end said the police officer; the young man will
dress We will command him, and if he obey not we
have q way of making him obey" Mr. M. returned
with the old lady to her lodgings and announced &c
the young one the joyful news of her dsliversnce
from the annoyance to which she had been subject
ed whom h! with eush of grief she cried, %, YOU
will wound the young mans feelings. o, he is such
hoe, such q noble young man! would suffer any
thing rather than wound his heart y IL started
within myself. we hava been doing mischief; they
will he married A. q the world. No Iesis,rg
TrAnch enthuaasmD
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS -Tbs
subscriber has just received his second supplv nj
summer Goods, making his stock now complete am
nracins all the late styles of Cloths Cass ana
nes.nss a pAissCBlack Blue. Brown and Dahiia
Coats all styles Silk. Linen Grass AInscs shaoa
hal 9inshsm Drsp-d'Ete and Lutong Goats: FsncS
sad bisck Cashmere, Linen and Mar.eilles PAM.
cests OF every style and quality; Shirts; Drawer.
Golsr'; STOCKS; CIavats; Ties; Gloves; Susn.rSs,.
f 0c 20 which he would respectfully r,k his
friends and the public generally to cali and ana nine
p. 3. SPENCE.
my NO. 10, corner Main and 18Th ar.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

u Democratic PAPER, located 10 njl''
Virginia town, and in one 81 ths wesi1nl'a -
largest counties In the State, is offered tor rs =
vsteiy. The paper has an EXTENSIVE psronst'-...G ~,
1000 bona fide subscribers and large snd Pr ~.
advertising and job custom. which is eon's. ~
rapidly increai Ing. For further psrtisal's
the Editors Of the Dispatch. go
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ehAwL MAsuFAcruRE.-Itr requires $500 shee a 10
es sept whole year. TO support the Lswrenc-
lrodscs 1900 shswls per day and consume eochina.
to the value of $60.0U0 per snnum. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-18

Measrs. Dove Color about seven s "a
negro boy. Simon. had an ulcer on the ,hin a.
one OF his legs; he had had the very best mss III.
vice, and the stricte attention from myself tS.
has been repeatedly pouticed gDd burnt uijh s.,r
ut intervals, whist giving applying medisIps I.s
been kept ON low diet, and slso kept perfecty srs
with the limb elevated; sometimes the rr. ~,
be as iarke az the palm ofa mans hand, and 4, o-
no larger than half dime. ard even when 4 bnr
tanned this sn all size would break ont s,alu -
came certainly discouraged about IL, and on, n
while in your store. asked you wha. NUT a
it; you gave me BEETLE Of your Turf on and a,
using s bottles (by the direction) it wu sDtr,
healed Previous to the time of using it, be bad q
months from his work, but since, be bu r,,s
lost single day. will add that | have sr,.uss
uselessly on his limb about two hundr.d nd IN;
dollars, AID IL gives me pleasure to sde III, M,
ynu have, this testimonial of the virtues Of ycsrf
Oil. Very respectfully, Sc. SHrLrm
congratulated by permission from {. Isns
bis CITY,. mhSl-dku