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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-09

EXCITEMENT IN KANsAa-A gentleman just from
Kansas, who left on the same beat with the bearer
of the memorial, praying for the removal of Gov.
Reeder describes the state of affairs In and about
Kansas as exciting. At Shawnee Mission there
was good deal of feeling on account of Gov.
Reeder's determination to ignore the so-caled LIE.
glslsture. The Editor of the Chicago Press, who
met this gentleman, says:
"Our informant had travelled through the great
er portion of Northern Kansas, and gives 1t as his
opinion that before three months are over every
have Its rifle brigade. There Is fixed determine
ton settling down upon them that fighting is to
be the order of the day, and they are preparing
themselves to meet the enemy at every point
They are not now excited but are coolly at work
fixing their FIREARMS running bullets, making
cartridges, and going through the drill exercise"
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0 10 GENTLEMEN-MV stock .

to 0IIN ILCNICN.-Uy bLUCK UI
"a Boots, Shoes and Caters, for gentlemen's
wear, Is at good usually be found in
any one establishment. l receive re gular
supplies from the best Northern manufacturer of
a the most fashionable styles; and in addition are
constantly making all kinds, suited to the season,
rerdering my assortment always very complete. [
Will also make to order anything that may be want.
3D. being a. well prepared. in every particular. to
manufacture Boots and Shoes, any other dealer ia
the city. Gentlemen are invited to give me trial
JNO. C. PAGE, JR,
au6 . No. Is Market Bridge.
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CHOLERA IN iTALY.-In Bologna, Terrara, vsn-
ce and other northern towns. the malsdy prevails
.esrfully Thera have been also sone fifteen and
wenty csses daily at Leghorn and Florence, and
.oHe At Genoa. s s5 ss5 3,@s Is
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ASEcDorK OF RoYALTY.-A good anecdote Is cur.
rent about the first interview between Victoria and
Louis Napoleon, at Windsor. When the French
party had retired to their apartments, Empress
Eugenie remarked that the Queen, making every
allowance to the Guelph features, was not at all
handsome, but Napoleon replied sternly: "Shs has
seven children" At the same time Prince Albert
expressed his admiration of Eugenle's beauty to
the Queen, and Victoria turned proudly round,
say Ing: "She has DO ch idrenl"
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~ NOTICE.-The Steamboat

E4II-H NO ICE.- I no ECbHI1lUOHL
II AUGUSTA will. from this date until
further notiee. discontinue going to NORFOLK and
but will continue the regular trips
between PORT WALTHALL, OLD POINT and
d HAmProN. The Cars running in connection with
tne augusta, will leave the Richmond and Peters
burs Depot Monday, esdsy and Friday morn
1nss AZ O'Clock Returning the Augusta Will leave
hsmpton on the alternate days viz Tuesdays, Thurs
ys ano saturdays at he same hour, touching at Ola
folrt and all the landirgs on the River
ow,.R THIS DoDAMEAD, sup't
Richmond, Augustl, 1855. 80
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VERY SAD-A few months ago, an English fami-
y consisting OF man, his wife. four children and
aged mother arrived at New Orleans, La from IL.
verpool. When the cholera came to that city soon
after their arrival the two elder children sickened
and died, and the 26th ult the man and his wife
died within few hours of each other of black vo-
mt leaving the aged mother of the wife and two
infant children, unprovided, In a strange land
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A MAN WHO COULD HELP HI MsgLF "A writer In
the Christian Witness says OF the late Bishop Girls
void, that not one man 10 thousand ever gave
so little trouble TO his friends. What he could do
for himself he allowed none to do for him. He was
q hewer Of wood and drawer Of water, made his
own fires polished his own boots carried bis valise
and did bis own errands. 4
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CURIOUS PROPERTIES OF PLATINUM-The cleo
trio conductbiity of platinum is two and a hall
nillioDs of times as great az that OF solution OF
the sulphste of copper while the conducting power
is only 00025 of the samei
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Why IT GRows-The New Haven Register says
that the rapid growth of Episcopacy In New Eng
land IL In great degree owing to the fact that the
church avoids the discussion OF all extraneous mat.
ters and Il more proverbial for preaching the gos-
pei according to st Paul, than that OF Kansas and
Nebraska.
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% CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

E8 X&s6 OAhNIAUIIC, OAhhIAUES.
g HA12&- The subscriber has on hand, at bis Coach
making Establishment, On Lombard Alley, between
MAIN and Cary, QSth and 14th streets) the CO.
innbisn Hotel. COACHES, CHARiOTEES, BA-
EE!OJtUCHEs, E!Jt BUGG1ES with and without tops, and
eoLhlEs, all of his owp make, of the best materi.
1s ana workmanship. Ali Of which will be sold an
Low ss good work Of the kind be in the city of
hichmond; and respectfully ask call from those
IN want OF any article in the Carriage line, am
determined to Eske to order and sell the lowest
pnees possible, and all work sold that 10 new war.
rsnted. lie N-Smi MICAJAH MANGUM.
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAD.-At meeting
of the st Louis Chamber of Commerce to advise
means to put the road in ORDER and to start the
locomotives again. 1t was stated that there must be
forthcoming sixty thousand dollars to pay the cred
itors of the road along the line and seventy thou
sand dollars for additional cars &c, to be placed
on the road which 1t Ia proposed to raise by SUBJ
scrinfiou.
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rife, made especially for the Coioness use by Mr.
fen6eld (which seemed to have excited ths partic.
ai.r sami,stG1 ,s Of the British ocsss Ths specie.
have provided themselvea has wouderfully ingra-
tiated % 10 the good will of her Msjestys subjects
Since we have been here fandango or bail hss
been given by the inhabitants In honor of the Cole
nefs arrival. twas held In Of the best houses in
being thatched with palm, Is shinged The room
may have been thirty feet square, unpainted, the
beams entirely visible 20 far AZ the candles would
allow, and with small bar for refreshments In the
coraer " coufse Col. Kinney and bis men all
went. and n It wss I scene worth looking at.
room by al odds-led forth the LADY Of the sion
with even more than his ordinary msvity and race
to TO- take part 10 the first quadrille Young Daniel
Weoster with hs partner, and Others with partners
Of various shades aud nations. black, brown aud
white. English, American, French. spanish, Ge.,
house, peeIing through the windows which, by.the-
way, have no ssshes or window -psnes, wore all
sorts colors and conditions of men ard women In
and was kept up vigorously till late hour. Every
body appeared TO be acquainted with every other
BODY and to have good time
Among the first ex plots ats mpted by the Colonel
since his arrival is the building of house for his
private accommodation 1t is now within a week
abandonment dwelling In town. which. Re esret to saw
In the condition which the bomba- ent has left it.
u not saying much: IL will nevertheless be very
ample accommodations for dozen or more inmates
After the house is flushed arfan an ents ara made
for excursions into the CoiouePs lands In the nte
nor, to which. notwithstsndiuz the stories to the
contrary. circulated in ths United States venture
g pledict there will be no serious interruption.
which sailed from that port n Sunday for San jusn'
sook out superior printing press and large vsrie-
y OF type, pspsr. 10 for the estsblishm ent of
nswspaper at San Juan de Nicsrsgua, and for lob
pLnto9 They also took out several trunks of books
tonI a wnicn 70 commenee public library She also
ont Of garden seeda cereal grains &c
LofWarded through Mr.. Fabers from the Pate ut OF.
ncs az warrington, with lettsr from the Commits,
noner 10 OF Patents requesting report about them
Iaom Niceragua. Col. Young of Texas one of her
passengers ID practical printer, and will conduct
the psper to be published by Col Kinneys party. i
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WHAT THE VIRGINIA oAzETT1

f.os and features. which yoa can hsaa aeSn to yos
latest posterty. dfop In to see Msssrs. POWEke
DUKE. 9hefr Daeuerfeotypes never faAs. and y
very FIRE sgsrkllng In the eye. We have tried ~
artistic d VI OF thsss gentlemen, ard shsssfore sps
Ihoss Who ksvs bsaasy, shesia 10 shis arm tsks is
Those who have nons. shoulA 70 b theA 70 make
jy16 IV6gtHSs Gasetts.
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LONG ABsENcE.-John Gilman, citizen of
Dexter, jefferson county, N. Y, who had been one
of the unfortunate "sympathyzers" in the Cana-
dian revolt In 1893, taken prisoner and sent to a
British penal colony, returned to his family the
a6th ult after an absence of II years.
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Q& d N o E.-TO
I - - - !. q :ssl|9 PASSENGERS ON rHE
aICHnoND sIcE AND DANvILLE, AND SOUTH.
6.SE q RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
pANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG: -"
ID n A n + A ST! BR FASTil
AMPLE FINE GIVEN TO EAT.
fhs subscriber 10 now prepared to furnish the ma g.
sengers. daily, with BREAKFAST at the Jnn.tIn,
OF the Richmond and Dsnvile and South. Side Rail.
ioAos immsd sdistely on their arrival on the cars.
"y if-izm SAM'L ID. BURKE
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The most confirmed cases of the most
distressing diseases oftimes arises from indig estion
All of u.s. more or less troubled with this annoy
Ing symptom still a. 1t is general thing do not
attempt to medicste until somethine serious Inter.
venes. We would q public monitor warn all our
readers against the sin of neglect and at the sas
tune reeommsnd to their notice DR.. HooFLAND,s
GERMAN bITTERs. the original preparation a. pre-
pared by Dr. c. M Jackson, No. 120 Arch sreet, hi.
ladeiphia We have seen cures effected through its
influence."-Scotts Weekly. ;,-. .,s.s.-s-a
Agents for this city-M .ssrs PuRcELL, lkADD
Co.. and BENNETT BEaas, Drussists.
z FAMILIES going to the Springs should not
neglect to get one of Smoni family groups. His
pictures not surpassed anywhere. All in want Of
good pictures should call and ex anime specimens.
= 4-ta r..,r z.-,..-
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Abbs Rosmsrie, the friend of liberty aud reli
slous rsform In Italiy, b dead.
Madsms Anna BISHOP y playing n opsra 1t San
Francisco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-09

MAD SroNE.-J. w. Armstrong, oi Deer Park,
H., writes to the editor ofthe OttswA Free Trader.
giving him the details of the successiul application
Of The mad stone 10 . case OF hydrophobia- This
stone u In the posssaaioa Of DR.. James Lewis.
KickapOo. Ill
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JNO. w. WRIGHr 81 Co. are prepared
to rsssivs ali kinds Of Produce and Msrshandiss
Storage, 1t their Warehouse on the Dock on - res
sonabls terms - u san be taken In the stsy,
IL 12-6m
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LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic are
hereby informed, that have just eceved by Adams
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeche,, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable tenns; can
be found at ell hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
saloon under the American Hotel, ard at nighk on
zotn, between Main and franklin s'.eets.
N.B.-Cupping and Leeshing promptly attended
o. at the shortest notice.
nos Z c. HORaON
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A few days ago. while the
workmen were at dinner, the baking building at
tsched to the Union India Rubber Co, of Nauga-
tuck, Conn.,, took fire and was destroyed together
with 400 coats In the process of baking Loss,
three or four thousand dollars
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Io.-This Tonic is unsurpassed

HAIR TONIC.-This Tonic u NnsurpasSed
by apythins now befsrs the public + eil promote
tie growth ana the heslthy se.ion ofths half clean
the hsed Of daadrud prevent bsaessne, ssa 10 one
Ns1e ana sold 81 h. O. no ssON. wholesale or
rstais 6 Is Hair Cstsins. ehsvist ma Bhsmpoon-
ins. Room, undsr the Asssissa hessl--sntfanes 90
! llth sk ks.JAssss au1
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- CATER BOOTS.-Ladies, I
,.. have received by this mornings express
ioopair more of McCurdy Sons CATERS at the
low price OF one dollar and fifty cents pair | will
warrant every pair of them. All iu want should call
soon, az they go of as fast as receive them.
ALEX. HILL No. l27 Main st.
eu Richmond. Va
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E'OK BALE-A Tract Of LAND, situa

NOTICE. subscribsr has taken AMI
IN oHiss ON the Bssin, III the house occupied by
Messrs. kAgisnd = Bro and 2 doom above MesUs.
Crsnshaw Co.'S. whore be WIN Be pleased to see
his friends and customers. 20 HgfslJ. B. BRAGG.
iySI-lmf
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CoPPER MINES Thirty tons Of ore were during
the last month, taken from the Bristol, (Ct) Cop.
per Nine. II IL said to yield profit Of about 81.
800 per month. The Cobalt and Nickel mine, at
Middle Hsddam, Mddessx, Il 10 stated to be doing
q very promising business. alsa. N
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GTfk FREIGHT FOR NEW
Z: : YORK, BOSTON, PRoVIDENCE.

YORK, BOSTON. PROVIDENCE
f0kf AND, NEWARK. NEW HAVEN
GaAhLESTON, MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS. ST
hoois, GALVESTON: SAN FRANCISCO, &e.,
PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN
TO AND VId NEW YORK.
Ga Ga b. shipped every Monday and Tuesday, by the
MAh steamship Jamestown Capt Parrish.
sst. VIII forward soeds by this line to ali of the
sbove mentioned places free Of commission. ana A.
the lowest rstsG Of freight. @1 -
Large and commodious sheds have been ers.t.a
on the wharf In New York, where goods are ensiys
Protested from or deface and eysry a.
trsrs-sh,pment. 80 r#fTT W W
Merchants shipping b. this steamship can slvsv,
cscnlsts within hour on the arrival Of their roois
The JsnestoHn leaves New York syerg EstnrSs,
Attsfnsos On hsr rsturn 70 Richmond. "a ---
For ffstsht spply 70
ba s5sss. LUDLAM / WATSON.
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\ HAGERTY. BELL AND BRAS

h HAGEHTI, BELL AND bhAps
LIE FOUNDER, 10th street. between Main ard
Gary streets, Richmond, Va, y prepared to exeeut1
orders for all kinds Of Plain and OrnaM sntal bra
and Composition Castings Il
Also, all kinda Of Brsss Finishing, srsh - mtnsr
Water Fixtures, Plumbers ard 0ss ritter1 Work.
general sssortmspt eopstantly on hand,Y
All tinds az RELLg made to order ap II q
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RUSSIA The French have of late made inquiries
about the Russian army, and the approximate result
10 as follows: In Besssrabia. 900 men. Poland
ITO 900; Baltic towns 50000 Eshonia 90. 900; Fin
land 60 900; st. Petersburg so 000 Asia and other
places lee, 900; Crimea $50, 900. Total 620, 900.
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A ANTHRACTTE COAL --Orders for Red
"A. Ash and White Ash ANTHRACITE COAL. re-
will be furnished With q superior srtiele, st e6
the cart load. We esu the attention of eoLsumers
70 this p.oposition, snd shcud be glad to receive
". GRAVES CO.,
jy 81 a2t. 18th st betwesn Main and Gary.
THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS Ar
RIVED The best planet reader In America
The mott efhsult questions vii! be solved BY sci.
q sho-t time only.l by MADAME MAILOR, Second
street. the second house the right hand side between
Main aud franklin street.. TOT sGAAet
Cures can be made for BLINDNESS, CANCERS,
CORNS and SORES Of all descriptions.
ie S0-d2m* III 20 re@QgNf4s EfSsAf
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DR.. L. B. WRIGHr's TAsrELEss LIoUID
CATHARTIc OR FAMILY PHYsIc 10 the best
cheapest and most efficient Cathartic offered to
the public. z+sl ...sI
It tahteess, (thereby avoiding the nausiatng eff
fect OF Pills Oil, SIENNA, &cl and gripping
or other painful effects Unlike all other purgative
Il reaches to the bottom of the disease thorou ghly
free from costiveuess.
No family should be without 1t.
Children drink 1t readily and without forcing. and
no Medicine Ia more highly recommended by the
Medical Faculty. - ~
Give it q fair trial and then judge for yourselves
1t can bs had wholesale and retail of PURCELL
LADD 4 Co, hichmond, LYON l. RIVES, PeteFs-
burg, and Druggists generally. @ 10.
Dr.. WRIGHT's principal depot, 4O9, Broadway, N.
York. ~ 16-d&clm* Z
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.-ThOse
HOUSES FOR RENT--A de

"a bic Residence on Marshall, near lat a., with
every convenience.
Several Rooms with kitchen attached on Broad
nesr 7th st. --.. ..s.t
Two new Brick fenements on Gary, near 7th ct I,
suitable for dwellings and storss-sdmirably sr.
ranged.
new Brick House on 4th nea- Cary at, suitable
for a medium sized family.
A large Tenement on the south side of the Basn
situated and arranged suitably for boarding house
and store, with a bowling alley attached, which
may be converted into storage purposes.
ALSO,
Two of those much admired Cottages in HugheS
Row. on Mayo street; they have rooms acb, with
Kitchens, water and gas; and being very convenient
TO the principal points in the city, desirable for
business or professional men,
small Tenement on Council Chamber Hill.
...... For terms, sppIy to
aus-3t ..,. -. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
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HAMPr TONS VEGETABLE TINoTURE THE
GREAT REsToRAToR AND INvIGoRAToR.--It has
shown Itself most powerfully curative of
NERVOUS DISEASES, ,e..-tfc ID
in their various FORMS giving life and vgof
storing the shattered constitution and thus inusng
hope in place of dependency By its mild, pleasant
and safe action on the stomach liver kidneys lungs
and the nervous system, it cures Dyspepsia. Ligey
Complaint Diseases of the Urinary Organs Coughs,
fsttma. Bronchial Afections Consumption, Scrofaa,
St. Pitus Dance Kings EvI Worms, Rheuuafisn,
Gout Neuralgia. Fits. Fistda, Piles, with diseases
arising from impure blood. II si.4ttiE 20 a1a'H
THE FEMALE SYSTEM .- =
has in DR. HAMfTON'S VEGETABLE TING.
TURE cure for its numerous and complicated de.
rangemeuts. Hundreds who have been debilitsted
and dispirited, and the verge of q premature
grave, have been restored by its use to blooming
health, which we are abundantly able to prove by
such host of -t-s.3Tf ~. .s:fi ~
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NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-JoH JoHNsos
lately of the American Shaving Saloon, has take n
the house next door to Dr.. POWELL on 10th street.
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business, where all who de-.
sire an easy and pleasant shave will find him
tofore, ever ready to please his customers.
His superior style of Hair Cutting is proverbisl,
and he is sure he please the most fastidous He
will costinue to manufacture the celebrated hair
stoTative and tonic, which, with other popular pre-
psrations and dyes together with the delightful
ShampOon bath, will make his shop, he hopes the
rssort Of ali who desire to be waited upon In his line.
PRICE REDUCED FOR THE CUTTING OF
CHILDREN's HAIR-l24 cents for Boys, and 1sa cents
for Girls at JOHNSON,S
Shaving Hair Cutting and shsmpooing Saloon,
jeS0 10th street, between Main and Cary.
N N n nj a = M u p Il 8 n d
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SO, ,NO. -OONl(ERCLA]

CAPITAL $50, eco. O414ERCIA1
BAN ks-o0ee - the stored
Quarlss & Brooke, On 1ltk street. es al
Depositorslu In this inseieuton will reenlSs slx n
,ent. on al sans remAiainG o. aepadte az monS,
y isassr, sd 6ys Per sssr ief skesss, time;
az. Bsoosa. Yrsas " e. s|
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SAm'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
lhAes. Ropes. BAsGING, &e.,) South franklin st.,
doors West Of Old Market, buys small as veil a.
large lots fe Q-(6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ar A MEErIse of the Council of the city
Of Richmond held August Lat, 1855, the following
Resolved, That until otherwise ordered b, the
Council Of the city Of Richmond. all sal and stean
cs'ses Of whstever class. coming from or touching
q q The Ss
antine limits for the port of the city OF Rjchmond
.ua-dles THos. LAWSON c.c.R.
JAMES R. GRESHAM, ATTORNEY Ar
.aS Va I Pastiss !. the Superior
jscsnt COUNTESS and the United states Courts held
in Richmond and Norfolk ; - : ! 're---- -
~ Until further notice can be Sound .t tba oc
fcs of A. A. Morson, Esq on Governor, facing
Cap'oi street z.-----.- jy 2e-d&e1m*
A CARD.-The subscriber, an experr-
enced prsettioner Of Medicine, Surgery and Obste
tIiss, having located Broad street, three doors
anovs tenth offers his professional services to the
,ss hs a.. has devoted much time and attention to th.
6ss.s. e amss .n sGa g ths treat
sp 1-6m' RICHD 8. CAUTHORN, N. d.
! DR.. WIZ. FL. FARRow, an eminent physi-.
used sTABLEa's AsoDYsE CHERRY ExpEcroRANr
diseases they pvofess to ere that they are happy
combinations Of some Of most valusble and ssfe
therapeutic agents and must be of infinite worth to
I "cannot do lei. than earnestly recommend these
t.y. where the In purity Of esmmercisf druss Is one
OF the greatest obstacles to the success Of the phys
clan" II you have cough, use the former II the
Disrrhe.. the latter. Don't neglect your disease.
every family, ready for insssnt ass. 'A'''' - -'p'A
rrss g sssh only 30 cents per bottle or sz bot
n =. 81. sTABLER q co, Propristors, V
PURCELL f.Dp pOt'ts!... S5 bs:ss: s:sI%s.'
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out virginia. ~ -1..- jy So-d&clSt
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MIaCHLLkMHQUe.

Il I-
CHOWER RA1HS.-Ths attention Of
~ the public is called to supsdpr srtisle of SHOW
or Baths, which the subscfibsr hss on hand, and
whleh he oEsrs for sale et lee Rdss than the corn
mon article usually sells for Those Who wish ~
at B. N. .ZIMMERAAN'e. Msssrs. 61EBBINS 81
PULLENS, or Mr. STAkhETTD
ly0 dglw sss9 WM. FOkBE6
EsAMiLY FLOUK-We have opened
Il our Int for Family Flour % be ground the lest
ten days In August The universal safsfaston whieh
our Flour gave last year, wsrAnts - In saying that
the present years grinding will b very mperer-
goes ed to call and enter shsif nan1ees
~ z-ts CRENSHAW 4 USHER
TyO FARMERS AND BRICKLAYERSj
Il -LIME-I am prepared to furnish fresh burnt
she'll Lime In any quantftes BY syp1yine 1t my Lirel
Kilns on the CsnsL oIPoste the Iredeesr Iron
Works, ct Mr.. JOHN WOkTHS Office. corner of
10th street and Basin bank. on By stter directed 70
iy I8-Ims p s5s9$3 FastAf3f WIN. SMITH.
EsOK BALE-A Tract Of LAND, situa-
Il ted on Bsnlster river, In the county of Hall
fax, half mile from the lima Of TIE Richmond and
Danville Raiifoad The tract contains two hundred
and eighty acres Of best river grounds, thirty
Of creek fat and about four hundred acres of]
high land The land " vel wstefed. and with tim
ber sufSient for all plantation puDcses The farm
Price, thirty aollars per scss} onethrd cash, bal.
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