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Demoine courier., 1855-09-06

EOOTE s. Co., are the only Forwarders on
J. the East side of the River; their warehouse
being connected with the railroad freight house,
and but a few rods from the river, Goods and
Produce can be forwarded to and from the cars
or boats tct. aoat Drayage.
All Goods or Produce consigned 10 them can
remain in store until called for by the owners,
s'the same not beng subject TO Ferry ~charges.'
Produce intended for eastern shipment can be
delivered to them Free Of Ferry Charges
They also offer superior inducements to ship
pers and merchants, being agents for the great
onion E9press Company.
Burlington, Iowa.
April 18th, 1655.-m3
Demoine courier., 1855-09-06
Kings Hotel,
Corner OF Zine 8. Second Streets,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.

CT WE take this method Of informing the
EHiii public that we have taken the new
IMHA large and commodious house 10 be
known as ''King's hotel, /" situated at the corner
of Vine and second streets in the most bushes.
part OF the city and oaly one square from thu
river.
The proprletors of this Hotel, pledge them.
selves TO spare no pains nor expense, to make
this one of the most desirable houses for mer
OF business and the travelling public in general
The senior partner of this house, George I
King, would take this opportunity to return hi.
grateful acknowledgements for the very liberia
patronage extended to him while proprietor OF
the Missouri Hotel, and ~solicits a continuance
OF those favors to the new house.
Ottumwa, Oct. 10Th, IS5i-6m.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-06

MAILS, Glass, Sash, Building Hardware &c.
at WARDEN g. PUMROY,S.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-06
Invalids of the Demoine Valley!

NOUR attention is urgently invited to
careful and candid perusal Of some
thing that has just been introduced into
your state.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-06

Electric
VOltaic Chains!


NEW and NOVEL mode of amply
ing a powerful remedial agent, so CON
structed as to be worn under the garments,
next to the skin, producing constant, uN-
INTERRUPTED current of ELECTRO MAGNET
I'M, eiIecting
Immediate Relief
From the most acute pain, and also a per-
manent cure of all
Nervous Diseases,
1t seldom has failed to furnish almost in.
slant relief, aud a FINAL. PERMANENT CURE.
BY being used according to directions, to
the following diseases
Rheumafism. Gout, Sciatica. ParaI-
ysis. Painful and SweHed joints, heu.
raigia of The Face, Diseases of the
Spine. Deafness and Mindless, Nter.
Inc Pains. Palpitation of The heart,
Periodical Headache. 81. Titus' Dance,
General DEBILITY, Pains of the Chest,
Mysteries. Dyspepsia. and all Kinds Of
Nervous Diseases.
These Chains are highly recommended
by Profs. Valentine Mott, Van Buren,, Post
and Others. who have published their views
of their power and value in several Of the
medical journals of New York, and are al
so in the daily practice Of recommebaings
their use to patients.
The chains can be sent BY mail with full
descriptions for use. Price of Chains S3
and So. DR.. VIM. L. ORR, Agent,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
JOS. STElNERT, General Agent,
No. 56S, Broadway, N, Y.
Oct. 18th, l854-ly
Demoine courier., 1855-09-06

bacon, Lard, Flour &C., for sale at
- WARDEN & PUMROY,S.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-06

ROOTS g. Shoes very large lot of Boots
II & Shoes of almost every description in
use and OF the very latest styles, Ladies and
Gents fine, Childrens, Misses &C., all of which
we will sell at unusually low prices. Call and
examine for yourselves, at
WARDEN &ePUMROY'S.
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m HUGUENOT sPRIN0S-Tl

gGNHE HU0UENOI bfHlNdS.-Ihe
ii suhssrfbar reepeeffnlly announces to the pubic
that this ven knuwn watering place having Since
the last season received extensive improvsmsnfs
and been put into Thorough repsir, wss opened for
the reception Of visitors on the goth inst Every
effort win be made to present even more than the
ordinary Inducements Of former yesrs; and in this
sounesfos the subscriber 10 gra1aed 10 state that
Mrs. funrIN, Who superin tended the domestis ar
rsngsments ct the same place fsw ysars sinss and
whose sffisient attention and ladylfke department
gave universal satisfsetion, has been re-sn saaed
and, With corps Of ssrvsnts In selecting whom nm
usual has been bestowed, will offer her services
TO the guests The sfrictest sttention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin arrangements 20 a. 70 obvi-
ate every annoyance snd promote In the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure Of the visitors.
band Of skilful Muscians has been engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
these Springs place OF healshful and agreeable re-
taxation. ~
Tue waters are sulphur and chsIy beate and third
combining the properties Of the oiher tao which 10
also used In the bsth house. They ofer an assem-
blage Of mild TONES and gentle Alternatives whose
beneficial effect has been signally shown In hume.
rous Instances In which and ebilitated frames
have been submitted TO their influence; and their ef
siency In the esss of ladies' and children has been
more eonspicuouslly marked. 81
The Huguenot Springs are In fowhstan county,
on the Railroad, about IL miles above Richmond
from which place they accessible by the Rich
miles; line Of Omnibuses sent from the Springs,
conveying visitors over that space.
YARE-e1 rs per day; DO per week; $50 per month.
Children and under IL years Of age, and SER
wants. half price.
jsS0-s DAVID MOORE
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
ia RtGHMoNp .so ASR

AAs - = -
SIDE AND VIRGINIA. AMP TENE N RAIL Raj.
mest comfortable and most expedition. route 70 the
VIRGINIA sPRINGS-Throush by Daylight ana
6aessge checked through. except on Stages.
Visitors to the Virginia Springs by this route tsSe
the south.side Railroad cars ct Petersburg. or sne
Richmond and Dsnville cars at kichmond, ats A Ms
daily Sundays exeepted) breakfast ct the Jurcnen
and ample time given passengers TO eat; arrive Is
Lynehburg at 10 NJ. to dinner, and thence, via W
and Tenn. Railroad, reach Bonsack'a Depot at VI (.
H. the same day, and there take KENT, ~ MmEh.
SON CO.'S FINE LINE OF STAGES, dine %
the Red Sweet or Sweet Springs and arrive at the
White Sulphur Springs ~ miles carly on the even
ing Of the second day from Richmond snd Peters.
burg, without night travel and with bat GA miles OF
Staging.
through NEST romantic country, possessing Gil,
mate unsurpassed for its salubrity and delightful
temperature The road passes the base Of the Peaks
of Otter and within three miles Of the Allegheny
Springs one mile of the Devils D en- or Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs and within four miles of this
Yellow Sulphur Springs, all pleasantly situated q
few miles apart on the Eastern slope of the Ale.
ghany mountain, in Montgomery county. The we.
ters Of these Springs celebrated for their greet
medicinal qualities, the accommodations are excel.
lent and have been greatly increased since last SET
son.
Viaitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take KEN,
gummerson 4 Co.'s tages at Newbern Depot at et
A NJ tbs next day after leaving Richmond or Re.
tersburg aud arrive at Red Sulphur early in the O..
ternoon and Salt Sulphur early Ia the evening.
FARr
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
RICHMOND AND ElNVILLE RAIL 1
= ROAD.

OPEN TO NEWS FERRY-lU NILES
VvHE regular Passenger Train VIII run
u daily (6uudays sxeeptsd) between AiOn'
HOND and NEWS FERRY.
On miuutes 1t the Junction for BreakstD ana srrivs
Il NEWS FERRY ct II 8 ~.
Kstufninr, STRIVE 1t kICHMOND. - 80. f,iIcss;,.
points only: Manchester. sRobious. Coai-neioa ~
mshawk, fowhatan, Mattosx, Chgis, Amen1 =. g.
Mehsrrin' Keysviiie, brakes Brsnoh Mossing pord,
1ssnoke. Glover. scottsburs Boston, and News Fer
Children over and under II years Of age, hall
price. .,..Iv.. ,nv.t he suvu,st.
sS and it must be expressly stated on the pa,
Al they are permittsdt to go on the cars
-, KnnTviIIe and the Virginia Springs, eonnest
With south-side Railroad at Haytokah
Through to White sulpher Springs In Two day.
without night travel.
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IN JAIL.-Jhere was com

PUNAWAY IN JA1L.-Jhere was COM
IL mitted to the Jail Of the City Of Richmond, a.
a runaway, the 18th day of June, 1856. negro
perty of Sarah r. HendIy, OF Goochland county, Va.
Bald negro il feet inches high, of dark complex
ted to Jail dark wooden coat and pants and black
wool hat. The owner of said negro II requested to
come forward, prove property pay charges and take
him away or he will be dealt with a. the law d.
reets. jos. A. sTAkKE, d. b..
yl7-6w For Martin n. Lpssomb, SelE't
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firm OF a. T.. M 40.
~ C0sMACK CO. was Dissolved on the ~ La =
- I,in i.s hs ssrsemeut; BIZ like sgfeement W IA;
LAbD viii pay ali the debt: due 10 the Is"a ans
tne conceIn, sa3 W." WIN. P. LADD,
to tue eoneeen. M MCCORMACK.
Richmond, 4th August, 1880. L. wy old
I with pleasure recommend 70 my AU nm
friends and customers, my late partner, MAJ Ia
A. setsfscsorily q did the late concern Of n NC
Cormack Co. u. me~0nm0~
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FIR FREIGHT FOR EEVI

&HA EIGHT FOR EEVI
& YORK, BOSTON, PR0VlDgSCs
o T l. A N d NEWARK NEW H4VS
CHARLESTON, MOBILE, NEW ORLElgs u
LOUIS, GALVESTON, SAN FRANclso0 h /
PER STEAMSHIP jamestown
TO AND FId NEW YORK
Can be shipp.d every Monday and fus'dag b af
u. 3. Mail Steamship Jam estown, Capt PsrIt
The Agents At New York. Msssrs. Ludsn '.Si
ants. will forward goods by this line ia oil d VI
above mentioned places free of commission nd
the lowest rates of freight.
Large and commodious sheds have BEEN s,ss
on the wharf In New York, where goods sre shitl
protected from injury or detsce meDt, and sysrTsa
and attention is bestowed in forwarding sOaai
trans-shspment.
Merchants shipping By thi. steamship csa I'M
calculate within an hour on the arrival oftheiiIM
The Jamestown leaves New York every ssES
afternoon on her return TO Richmond.
For freight apply 70
jy25 LUDLAM L WATSON
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- WILLIE REPUBLICAN, call H. ,' Da.'
OF the public 10 this most valuable usu,T E
large ard rapidly incre ssiug ci.eulati6p. ,i5..1
gion through which 1t ciroaiates, make itSpst.
for sdvsItlsns not to DO surpassed Oy any iocl,.
the State. 1t 10 found In the hands Of ussrv ~
planter, merchant and hanic in th. ScrI,II y.
Virginia and In North Carolina. 1t bid, AR y.
the expiration Of 1855 10 be ahesd Of All son,,..
1t is conducted upon the most liberal priuep,, y
maintaining its own with hrmness Psno,,r~
ing to subscribe will leave their name, ssS i.
wishing to advertise will leave them at mr a,
where they will be attended to with pronp,r..
.4 EDGAR MACON Arr
Met3opolial a,l
N. B.-To Country Papers wishing A,snf, 4 d.
city, ! offer my services iyg-aess
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% UNAWAY IN JAIL.-There wa.

III committed to the Jail Of the City Of Richmond,
a. q runaway, the 29th day Of June, 1855. negro
woman who calls herself FRANCES STREET, and
says she 10 the property of Maria Howard Of Henrico
county, Va Said negro 10 five feet seven inches
high Of dark complexion, about SO yesrs of ago. and
had on when committed to Jail blue cotton dress
and red calico bonnet. The owner of said negro il
requested to como forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away, she will be dealt with
a. the law directs. JOS 4. STARKE, D. g.
sow For IA artin M Lipscomb, Seret
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E. G. WALL,
Superintendent South side r. r., Petersb'g.
CHAs CAMPBELL,
Sup't Kichm'd Danvile r. E.. Richmond.
E.. GILL,
sup't Va l. Tennessee r. r.. Lynchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSON & CO.,
~ IL Fincaetle, Va.
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Il pay the above reward for woman puEchsaed
by me Of "Briek House Estate" named HARRIET
MAYO who left my se rvices In December last. She
10 bright mulatto, tall and has rather awkward
and slovsn appearances, very large features partic
ulsrly her lips, which are almost unnatural She
has on one OF her thumbs wart.
This negro 10 extensively acquainted In Peter.-
burg, and has relatives both In Richmond and this
city.
FOR her confinement in jail. or delivery to me in
this city, will pay the reward. -
saS-4s Petersburg. Va.
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CALMON'S PATENT O R1Ts =

SALMON'S PATENT q 1TSn
~ GRASS SEED sEPAsAr0s 1iN All
was invented and patented by by a s a.:s,.
nnois, ana wherever It has been srh;s r. sanos III
Rrecedence Of ell Others, for sIs.a,asd asas
The nrst Silver Medal va, svsrd.a,.
at the Worlds Fair In New York :, n Y. ns a,.,.,
ct the New York State Fair in iss "a ns sH s,s
adopted BY the Richmond eitv milis.. sa ~
mend IL - the best mkehlns knovp sae ssss
cookies and ether impurities from vh..,' spssn,,
rarste any two seeds Of different ~ kya \
simple in lee construction, and sa.ii. st,a 4
1t 10 peculiarly adapted to farmsrg ma, 'st MA
but little power to work 1t, and slsss.Asls;t,s
perfectly than any machine now IN n.a HAl IA
1t can BE- furnished at the followia.
Tor FarmerS Machine that will cissnr is,as V
els per hour. ..............,,,.. "S ~
FOR farmersp Machane that will sis.. .': 49, b
81 bushels per hour. "o
For FarmerS Machine farranfcd h, 49,. J
powerl that will clean 81 bushsls ns, n nv
For Millers Machine that Will olsan n 10y soH i
bushels per hour.
For MillerS Machine that viii elssn "a, 1
Is bushels pei hour.
For MilleTs' Machine that viii slssa ~. 4
lou bushels per hour.
For Miller's Machine that will cls.siis,s'.,..
2O9 bushels Ysr hour.
Auuiess MO: al. AMI sSOs
N. B-County Rights will be .o!a an "a..,' v
eerms. 10 2o-2agtsl ss'
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"a S--ti
NEsRUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

" WARD -Ransw az from the Exchange Hotel,
last Saturday morning. JOHN, the property Of the
estate OF James Griffin. -
JOHN 10 about 81 yesrs old, feet 10 or II inches
high; stands erect; bas quick walk; Ii dark mu-
latto, and quite likely man.
One hundred 6ollars will be paid for him, If taken
out of the State; fifty dollars, out OF the city or
county; and twenty-five dollars IL taken in the city
county. SAMPSON JONES,
au l6-dActs Agent for Jane A. Griffin.
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- PASSENGERS ON rHE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOIiTH.
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE Or LYNCHBURG:
b K K X Asst! BREAKFASTti
AMPLE FINE GIVEN TO EAT
The subscriber 10 now prepared to furnisb III "a.
seIgers. daily, with BREAKFAST at the Inn.tR;n
Of the Richmond and Danvlle and South. siSs Ssu
roads immediately on their arrival on the cara -~"A
my 17-l2m sAA'L d. RURRr
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- negro NAN cslling himsslf NED JOHNSON
~ l. Of Good form about feet II inches hsh, and
about q or % years Of age; color nearly biscf; OF
ruptly, when he shows signs Of iesenfment. Ned
had on whsn he left my premises blue cotton pants
IA er belone to Mr. Peter Anderson, at Chesterfield
court house. He also has brothers and sisters living
ON Mrs.. John Chapin's estate on James River near
Mr.. Henry Coxs. OF Henrico county. He 10 car
penter by trade, and II not at either of the above
places 10 probable that he IL trying to get work at
some Of the carpenter shops OF Richmond or Peters
burg.
The above reward will be given II he 10 spprehend
ed and lodged In any of ths above named city coun
ty isils % that can get him
su I8-12t JOHN B. WILLIAMSON.
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BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,
Az. 20 M arN STREET.

-
"a. .uhser,bsr, hsvins bought out the soove oun-
ness. and leased the premises for tea" u Se."'
VII H. coa ar,,sa 10 produce . frstrate article OF
skE2D ckAcKEks .a No Ssn 4.s sssst.
s,I al, ar the patronage OF the friends and custo-
msrs Of WRT0HT BROS and the PdS,is t e .hsii
rally assuring them that no EFFORT on tner par '"'
TIE business carried on BY the subecr1oen III II
yersl ears past No. East Main street ,;.it for
Continued a. heretofore, and while tney sS nm ~
tbe ola concern the farther support o. !ns L.orv
rous friends and customers they srssssin tshsrto
IsSse nd return thanks for the liberal Mvon
hassoa,sJ IN them. SIMPSON BAdNALL.
NJ. q. Ordsrs from the country for Crackera ac'
addressed to either store, will meet WIN Ptop
tention.
A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retul
thanks to their friends and the pubic eenefth1 sa
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon tns ra
concord of Wrisht Bro y and take sreat pes.ue
in recommending 20 their CONFIDENCE ana p1IoA'e
the new concern OF SIMPSON BA9NA61no os
y S-2m "hhoAh.
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH G HIM
j TEA SETS, dscordosd, gold band ana plsir
.hts and dseorsssd Caps and ssucsrs; Fruit Hand,
Cusssrd etsnds and Cups-indsed : somplets sssorf.
msnt OF Chins and Glassware may be seen at
au3l-lw 1ULKLEY + CO.'S. lS5 EaIn r.
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4. E. HUGHsoN, Ticket Agent.

n. 4. HUGHsON, Ticket Agent
B.-For the information Of the public, It IL
eemed proper state that there 10 daily line OF
stages from the terminus OF the road via Dsnvie to
Passengers for Milton and Yanceyville
will leave Richmond Mondays. Wednesdays, and
Fridays.
i. 81 R E. H.
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STRAY HOKSE.-strsyed /

Nv SHAY HORSE.-strsyed " u
@ the Court House of Hennco eounll y /.
weeks ago, a small S0RREL MAKE, VIE i j.
in the forehead and both hind feet whit: -.
scars or marks about her remembered AhS' y
ward will be paid for her delivery 70 "'
CourtHouse of Henrico. ,,nppt,u
SIS l.. w. TlAobhD--<
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BACON 4 baskerville.
YMSTEcnAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS

IN Flour CON WSus!gnnl6nts OF Tobacco,
sonsi attention to s.iss Of ssms .nS Eve snsiI per.
49, %s1s i.Ias and general assortment Of 0roesrss
~es"s ~ 70 H-dkwta
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SHIRIINGS AND IRISH LINENS
~ A full assortment beaohed and brown Cotton
Shirtihss superior Linen do
Also fine lrish Linens. For sale by
au8 O. HARTWELL & Co
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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE
IN lie MAIN STREET The undermined h,
formed Co.Pstuership under ths firm aSi s,,i
GARRISON L ANDERSON, ard taken ii, h,
No. l06 Main street, next door below Mssa, M
ell Tyler, jewellers. where they are nov ops,lI,
lsrse and varied assortment of Hardware. Cs.r
Guns. Edge Tools and every othet srticl. paa,
Kept In their branch of trade. to which thsyrgss
fully call the attention of merchants, mecs.aaIi
farmers, and the public generally
]. A. CLAsgSrs
au 10 NJ ANDERSEN
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nRESS GOODS.-The subscribers have
~ ON hand large and varied assortment of Spring
Dress Goods embracing all the newest and mosi
sell at greatly reduced prices in order to reduce
their stock. they respectfully invite the ladies' to
call. DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
Aie las Eagle Square.
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7 AND WARRANTS WANTED.--Th,

-
- highest market price will be paid for 40, 80, 12O
and 1850 acre LAND WARRANTS, also for Land
Scrip. Persons having Warrants or Scrip to sell,
will do well to call at WIN. HURLEY6
Exchange Office, No. 5 Pearl st. Richmond, Va.
N. B.-Perso1s living in the country respect
fully requested to forward their warrants. (when
duly assg ned) by mail or otherwise, and pledge
myself to them that they shall receive the highest
marke ct price, and prompt returns In cash or checks
a. they shall deem proper to direct me.
lie SSm VIM. HURLEY.
The price of Warrants is Huctuating and unsteady
At present am paying Sl.l0 per acre.
WILLIAM T COLEMAN & CO.,
w SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREETS. SAN
FRANCISCO, CAL.-Ofice No. 81, Wall Street New
York, w. II. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON.
j. I'll. WILLIAMS.
MIR. CoLEMAN IL In New York, AID will give ship
pers every information to markets. shipping, &c.
r. EXCHANGE on San Franeisco for sale BY
VIM T. COLEMAN
fe 2q-ts q 81 Wall street.
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I INES ON MEssRs BBINS e.
IL MILLER's IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODS.

/ INES On MEssRS. 3 L T. b b Ms Il
II MILLER's IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODS
BY the Prototype Bard.
sTEsBINS MILLER calls on all,
Who want their lives protected,
20 save their house from ishtDipg's fall,
By Lightning Rods made perfect
These men throue hout the land proclaim,
That they have long succeeded
All ether Lightning Rods for fame,
Where Lightning Rods are needed.
Their Rods are proved the best that's known,
For lghtning's fash. with thunder;
They now put up, take others down
That's made by Salamander.
Such Rods that put up by him,
The truth cannot be Alauder;
For Richmond's Market.roof cries shame
The Rods Of Salsmsnder.
The new construction Of tin roof.
Are good on many a dwelling,
While Miller Il Stebbins' Rods have proved
Dread Ishtring's fash expelling.
As honest references will show
Their Rods of fast construction,
On houses whore dread lishtninss 10.
Saves many from destruction.
For many houses they have saved
By hundreds recommended
An honest call is humby craved
All orders prompt attended.
an I4-dl2t& wiz
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n TO GENTLEMEN.-Ny ,Scli

Boots. Shoes and Gsiters for ssnt,ns
- wear, 10 as good as eau usually be 'GsA I
~ any one establishment. receive i'ti
supplies from the best Northern msnusetrea /
all the most fashionable styles; snd In add'of
making all kinds, suited to the '','
rendering my assortment always very eoIEsh
will also make to order anything thai MAJ es
ed. bsing as we'll prepared. 10 every phts,a
Boots and Shoes IS any other dsas
the city. Gentlemen are invited to give ne 10
JNO. C PAGE, j.,
ans No IS Msrist srdn
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY-fOuin 1
l. of Land. on the stony Ruu road one ~. Il
a half from Richmond. TIE improvement, =
Of an excellent dwelling with SIX rooms "'''
0a "a ios'' A''ne'' '"' z. CAUTHOo
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHlP.-
IN The subscribers have this day entered into ",
PARTNERSHIP. under the title of VALENTINE
4 SON. and will conduct general WHOLESALE
and RETAIL DRY GOODS business as formerly,
at the stand of Valentine. Crenshaw 20. ~,
Between the lst and 10th of September they Will
open an entirely Stock to which they invite the
attention of their friends customers and the public
esnsrellv MANN n. VALENTINE,
MANN s. VALENTINE, JR.
Our friend, Mr.. CRENSHAW, while at.
tending to the outst ding debt of ", c. Co., will
sssias us for time in the sales-room.
su7-3w VALENTINE SUN.
YIURPIN, ROPER Il MURRAY, UN-
l. pERTAKERs, No. 5 Governor street, Richmoua,
Vs. keep constantly hand all kinds OF ready made
COFFINS aad METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
jy 25-diY
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RUNAWAY.

E 49, =. sncnt - 15sh 81 May last VIII
,i.H he 3 ! nesro Of msdiam eizs; blind Il his
rsht 10, sad lmps little The last tine nsss :,
~ late Arthur Timbsrlske's estate. VII pay the
IT, .ward delivered 10 me In Chsstsrfeld three
sniles above Manchester. ..~w,xc<,,r
an H-e2ps n J. OIOnlnoON.-
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SUfEhIUh FAbI UhE.-I have fiffl
~ acres Of very superior PASTURE two ana = Nil
miles from the city, enclosed with good pia fsn
taken to prevent accidents or escapes a man hs;os
in constant attsndarce--but will not be rs.nnnis
BILE for either. The whole Pasture IL In sirht o.
aud surrounds thu house. 'e "
Persons wishing Horses psatured By the weeh a,
month, on reasonable terms. may do 90 bv srci.irs
20 me, on my Farm the Railroad fPrios I ~ NJ
Geo. L. Earaest. Councii Chamber Hin. or a 9
MAemurdo. Ut r., = r Depot, Ricbmo.a
CHARLES Il ALLEN.
sais-lm Priss's. Hsnrieo 90.