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DRUGS&HARDWARE.
New Drugs! New Drugs {! |!

nR. /. SWIFT has Just received large
~ addition 10 his stock Of medicines, paints, oils,
yarnshes, dyes, brushes, perfumery &C. All pureha-
sers in this line invited TO call. June 60 1885,
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a. a. HOUSES & LOTS FOR SALE.

seesss HOUSES & LOTS FOR SALE.
EHii; Ii A RARE CHANCE-The subscriber of
E5IlI fers for sale, the following property A
-e-I~-&~ dwelling house on lot No 81, on Spruce ST.,
with seven finished rooms, and cistern at the door
built last summer. House rents for eighty dollars
per year, quarterly in advance, Termsone third of
purchase money down, the remainder in one, two and
three years.
Also the two story House on the corner of Chestnut
and Spruce ST., the west half of lot No "a. 1t has
seven well finished rooms above the basement; cellar
kitchen and stove-room, &C., and never failing we'll
ofpure water at the door 1t being CENTRAL 1t would
maize good boarding house. II now rents for $3.50 0U
per year, quarterly in advance. Terms--one-third
down, the remainder in one, two and three years.
Also the House next south of the above on Chestnut
s lot No 3S and east end of lot No &c. The house
has been built three years; with seven well finished
rooms and cellar all under the house; barn 80 by
40 feet well pure water and never falling and
garden spot sufficient for large family. Terms
one-third down. and the remainder in one, two and
three years. The whole property rents for over
$500 90. Persons wishing to purchase, must know
they can purchase much cheaper than they can build
Ravenna, March goth, ls55-33-tf
~ WILLIAM PITMAN. tf
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VESTS
RAVENNA BOOK STORE.

THE largest assortment of Books and Sta
l. toneIy ever offered to the citizens of Portage
county, will DO found at the Ravenna Book Store on
Main Street, opposite the Preutss House.
QOOKS-School books of every kind used
- in this section. Also standard works. Histories.
Poetry, Tales, miscellaneous works, Bibles, Hymn
Books, Juvenile Books, Primers, &c.
STATIONERY-Every style and variety
~ srom the most common, to The most supurb. d.
MALL PAPER-mhe largest and most
w elegant stock of Wall Paper, all styles ard pri-
ces, with Border to match, offered in Portage
county Tho stock is purchased of the manufactures,
and may be relied on fer strength and durability.
FANCY GOODS-A beautiful stock and
stock and extensive variety Of Fancy Goods, Toys,
&C, for old and young.
DETRIMENTAL large and elegant stock
of Harrison's choicest Perfumery always on hand.
NANDIES.-A full assortment, warranted
" TO be made from the best materials.
SODA FOUNTAIN--A Soda Fountbin
~ in superb order will be in constant play during
the hot days of summer. .. ...
WILLOW WARE-A good stock of Will
w low Ware constantly on hand, embracing Wag-
ons, Chairs, Basket, &c.
DOWDER-Coarse and fine Powder, best
l. quality, Shot, Caps, Pitts, &c.
DIRD CAGES--The best assortment Of
ID Bird Cages in the county, Bird Seed, Fish Bone,
Bathing Dishes, and all hs'iXins.'
DOOK BINDERY--Book Binding in eve
ID ry variety and STYLE done short notice. The
Bindery has Hckok's first class Ruling Machines
Blank Books ofevery variety rHledsto ordcrpcriodi-
calls bound, old books rebound and every branch OF
the business attended to in the best manner.
RAVENNA BOOK STORE,
Mays, fajt. opposite the Prentiss House, Mainst.
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Dentistr.y,

EssNs9 DR. A. A. Harris Dentist, Of
QYTy5A .LJfce IN the Phdpnix Block over Z. IT.
11lIIl Richardson's Hardware Store
Begs most respectfully 10 return his sincere thanks
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the past
year, andtrus by unreming attention. to be favored
them that will be his endeayors 10
satisfaction in all work entrusted to him All work
Rawenna, Feb. 81, 1855. 2,W u so-tf.s :
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STEAMI STFAMi

VXTE are manufacturing Steamers for the purpose OF
w heating Milk Wash water, and various other uses
for which they are so convenient.
BECKLEY g. RAwsoNs.
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JOUsE KEEPERS, TAKE NOTICE
NOR CHEESE MAKERS-We are ma

r OIO OIIbIJII IH4hNL1INo- W z uIC HIu-
i king a kind of Vat for making Cheese. The
Heater is placed under the Vat, that it entirely
moves the objection that has been had to the other
kinds of heaters, whether the vat is full half full,
one quarter full of water, il work: equally WE'LL there
being danger of njurng the heater by fire. II will
pay you call and them, whether you buy or not
Kept on hand and made 10 order at
June /, BECKIEy e PLWsoN.s.
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M ULEY and Sash, Mill Saws, Cross Cut,
III Tennor and Circular Saws, of all sizes, Hand,
Rip and Back Saws the very best quality and nish
Il. Il. R1cH u nsnN
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LAME AND LAzY-A FABLE.-Two beg
gars Lame and Lazy, were in want of bread.
One leaned on his crutch, the other reclin-
ed ON his couch.
Lame called on Charity, and humbly ask
ed for cracker. Instead of a cracker, he
received loaf.
Lazy, seeing the gift OF Charity, exclaim-
ed "What ask for cracker and receive
loaf!
swell, I will ask for loaf"
Lazy now applied to Charity and called
for loaf of bread.
"Your demand for Loaf said Charity,
"proves that you are loafor. You are of
that class and character who ask and re eceive
not; you ask amiss."
Lazy, who always found fault, and had
rather whine than work, complained OF ILL
treatment, and even accused Charity, of a
breach of an exceeding great and precious
premise. "Ask and you shall receive"
Charity pointed him to painting in her
room which presented to his vision three
personages, Faith, Hope and Charity. Char
ity appeared larger and fairer than her sis
tiers. He noticed that her right hand held
pot of honey, which fed a bee disabled,
having lost his wings. Her left hand was
armed with whip to keep off the drones.
"Don't understand it," said Lazy.
Charity replied-"It means that Charity
feeds the lame and flogs the lazy"
Lazy turned to go.
"Stop," said Charity, "instead of coin
will give you council. Do not 60 and live
on your poor mother, for will send YOU a
rich aunt.
erich aunt" echoed Lazy. "Where
shall find hertz
"You will find her in Proverbs, sixth chap
ter and sixth verse"
MoRAL.-Instead Of waiting for an un
Gle to die 60 and see how rich AUNT LIVES. |
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HS HAKERS" Fluid extract of valenair
~ for nervous diseases. Price o5 cts per bottle;
Wrght's Kathairon ewarticlc for the Hair; Ponds
pain destroyer and healing extract; Troupe & Ficka-
sot' Black Linimen Liquid polish for Leather, &C.;
polish for furnture; shaving cream and soaps; trans
parent and fancy soaps, Burwell's washing soap cd
Liver oil IN bottles; cough remedies of every descrip
ton. For sale at SWIET,S.
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OTICE-The subscribers have removed
IN their Store and Tin shops to the old stand of Cyrus
Prenss, door West of the Prentiss house, where
they will be happy 70 their otd customers and
many ones as make it convenient TO call.
Augnst &c, '54. BECNLEY & RAMSON.
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PRICES FOR GOODS UNIFORM.
EARM FOR SALE.-The well kno WI

EARM FOR SALE.-The well kno wn
l. Cottage Hill Farm, situated 81 miles east of Ra-
VIENNA, on the Warren road, containing 437 Of
improvement, and the balance in good timber land-
Seventy acres Of the farm is ood bottom land and
well adapted for meadow. The soil is generally loam
The farm is usually well watered with good living
springs, The Makonng river runs through the whole
length of IT,. 1t is under first rate fence. There is
good orchard and an abundance OF other fruit trees.
The buildings consist of very fine stone house, with
all conveniencies Of wood-house, water, etc. The
house "a by 4G feet with ell GO feet long. Also
two good barnsone 36 by 40 feet tho other &c by SO
feet with a shed 81 feet long.
Also good horse barn and carriage house, SO by "a
ieet with good well Of water in the barn. All the
buildings were thoroughly painted last Spring.
This is good opportunity for those who wish to
purchase one ofthe best stock farms in the county
~ well calculated for either cattle sheep aud well
adapted for grain The situation is ne and the coun-
try around very healthy. Terms will be made easy
Forfnrther particulars enquire Of Darius Lyman, Ra
VIENNA, or on the premises of the subscriber.
February, IA, lsJ5H FREDERICK CURTIS.
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Fall Goods 1854.
who are the "Know-NOthings.'

THAT is a question not easily answered,
l. but the question to who sells goods the cheapest
We are quite willing TO leave that matter with the pco
Dle. The stwind work" we will leave to those who
may have been out of the business a few years, and
'gOt rcstad but the selling goods as low as they can
be bought we will most cheerfully attend to. Many
goods have materially declined in price this fall and
among others, the article Of Tea. We now sell
good Tea at three shillings per lb, and other goods
in proportion.' -
We have now n fine stock of IA Ii and WINTER
GOODS, and will take pleasure in showing them to
all who may favor with CALL and if they find them
'stwentyfvc per cent? above ncighbors, would
suggest the propriety Of their purchasing elsewhere.
PRENTISS, HOPKINS O. Co.
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GOLD and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons,
VI Gold, Silver and Plated Spcctacles, a good as
sortment, for sale at low prices.
Ravenna, Jan. II. 1854. at r. A. BAIRD & Co.'S.
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. co.

NHEESE TUBS.-A good article, and all
" sizes, Just received and for sale cheap, at
March I2, 1855 PRENTlSS, HOPKINS d Co.'S.
DEAVER BUCKETS-Fo sale cheap by
I'D the dozen or hundred, at
March II, 1855 PRENTIss, HOPKINS & Co.'S.
NUTTA PERCHA = OIL POLISH
VI Supereedlng grease and Polish for all kinds OF
Gather. This new and excellent article combined of
different oil extracts for greasBg and polishing Boots,
Shoes India Ru6bers Harnesses, Carriage tops, and
all leather work. is unequaed for beautfyng and soft
enpg the leather II makes polish like patent eath-
er-is impervous to water, and will not soil the whit
est article. few drops on sponge applied to the
leather all that is necessary and the polish will stay
for MONTH If the leather becomes dirty, wash with
clean water, and the polish will re-appear. Warran
ted to soften and preserve the leather. For by
Rayenna Feb 10, ,55 PRKNTIss HoPK d Go
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EaONSG KeGDprS

1AVt.SC AANCVNAS,
MATT A MOMENT--Somethin more
w coming in the shape of self-heatng smooth
ing Iron. With handful or two of charcoal, PER-
do the Ironing for an ordinary sized family, it
saves the Inconvenience of heating up stove, the
pense OF fire wood, the necessity of working half OF
the time with Irons either too hot too cold and the
very unpleasant necessity Of working in a swelterng
heat from Stove, is generally the where Irons
are heat nhe old way you have only to try them to be
convinced. For sale at BEcKLEY & RAwsoN's.
HOUSE KEEPERS, TAKE NOTICE.
IL We manufacturing Il article Of tin Ba-
ker, for Summer use; it is portable, and bo set
out DOORS with quart two of charcoal, it will do
an ordinary baking, and that too in manner that is
hard to beat. CaliAnd see them at
BECKLEY & RAwsoN's.
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CARPENTERS, JOINERS, Coopers and
" all kinds ofMechanc's Tools and those of the Test
quality Cutlery of every description, curtain Bands
and fixtures, Paint Mills, new style; Bush Scyhes, and
In fact most every kind Of goods usually found in
Hardware Store buttOO numerous to mention here, to
which most respectfully invite the attention of the
public. No. 8, Phoenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
August %, 1854. ETRIcnARpscN
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CHAIN and Cast Iron Pumps, 3-8, l-2, Sd
- and Il in Lead pipe, Sheet Zinc, Speters, Bar
Tin, Riyits &c E. IT. RIcuApnsoN
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inspectors Notice.
Here XOes, SiYs !

F you want good suit of Clothes, call at
the Store of the subscribers in Campbell's Block,
where you can buy cheap for cash all kinds of Cloths
Ready Made Clothing, Taors Trimmings, &C., from
standing dicky down to full rig and complete fit that
can It be beat this side of of SUNRISE
n. b. Cutting done to order. O.. & J. SUTLIFF.
RaYenHa. March 10, 1854,
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Dr. j. Es. MATcsalsi's

HLOCKS, a good assortment for sale
" chrnn Mt Il. a. BAtRp d Co.'S.
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A GOOD supply of Cloths consisting of
"A consisting Of Broad cloth and fancy Cashmere,
Chasmerett, Satnet, Jeans, &C., at
Ravenna, March 90, 1854. o. j.. & J. P. SuTL1FFs.
HATS AND CAPS.--A large stock of
Hats and Caps of all styles just received and sell
ing very low. Oct.2S, 1854. A. V. HORR IL co.
SHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, of
~ the finest quality, can be found
Jan II, 1854. at r. a. BAIRD G. Co.'s.
THAT Fancy Vesting is going off fast and
l. eheap,at o. l.. & j. r. P.SuTLIFFs.
March 30, 1854.
GOATS Pants and Vests good supply at
" March 90, 1854. O.L.& j. p SuTyiFTs
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Barber and Hair-dresser. Shop, under the Collins
House, next door west OF Mason's Saloon. Shaving,
Fair-cutting, and Shampooing done promptly and
fhthe most hshionable fyis. 9lI go
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
. ~ .@s

TWO TRAINS BETWEEN STAUNTON AND
THr SPRINGS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
TIE CARS ARE NOW RUNNING IS MILES WEST
OF STANTON,
and large feree IL engaged IN laying The rails rapid
ly towards the Springs. Ia few dsys another sec
Those who desire to go quickly. will continue on
from Stanton edistely after dinner piping fer
the ist at this Bath Alum, and arrive at the White
Sulphur early next evening.
II they prefer passen gers may stop in Stanton,
and take the at next morning. every day, OK
sent Sunday whea the Stages will meet them at the
terminus and travel with strict regard to comfort
RETURNING,
The MAIL LINE will leave the White Sulphur at
5A M, make Bells the night stand, which Is q few
miles from the terminus of the Railroad. and take
the morning from Stanton at the terminus. at
sr Y correcting with the Alexandra csrsas Cor
oyu.y.is AID arrive ct Richmond at r. M
THE SECOND LINE
viii leave the White Suphur after breakfast, stay
all night at Hot Warm Springs, next day dine a;
Bells and connecting with the evening cars reach
Stsuntou BY O'Clock r. n.
Fare in connection ,oitt stage line Of Nm. P. Fa-i.a
Co.
From RICHMOND
70 White Sulphur. $500 To Warm springs..s7 q
r Hesl'ng......".775 To kockbridge Alum7 90 %
Trains for the Springs lesvt Richmond at 6 As A.
those for GordoEsville. by the night line, leave
Southern psBen gers have ample time to take cir
meals and connect with both trains, and will Away
find an omnibus at the Depots Of the Danylle and
Petersburg Roads which will take them FREE OF
CHARGE, if they 60 through direct
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Commencing Uith Friday, third day Of august.
For the accommodation Of the way.travai, a pas.
senger train will be run in connection with freight
leaving Richmond at 5 A. M and arriving at s 45
r. M. This train will take up and put down passen
ge at all the usual stopping places except Storrs
and they have the right to transfer themselves be-
tween this and the express mail train at any point
whero they come in connection. Going up, the mail
ovsrtakes the freight at Junction, and coming down
a. Beaver Dam.
The express day mail cannot stop anywhere but at
regular Dep0ts, except junction and Atiees
81. ID. WHITCOMB, Superiutdt
Of Transportation, Va c.. Il
Office Va Central Railroad Co
Richmond Aug 4, 1855 : aud
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ME HTJQTIFN0T sPRTNGa-T6.

~
Il subssrihsr respectfully announces 70 the public
the last season, received sxtsndve improysm snts
and been ont into thsyoush repair, wss opened for
the reception Of visitors ON the 10th inst Every
effort yin be made 70 present even more than the
ordinary ipduceme ns OF former years and In this
ssfion the sub6r16o1 h graffed 10 sfsss that
Mrs. TURPIN, who s1perintended the domestic ar
rang ements at the same place few years sisss and
whose efficient attention and ladylfke department
gave universal sstisfastion. has been fe-enssred
snd With corps Of servants, In selecting who nm.
usual has been bestowed will offer her services
to the guests The strictest attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin Arrangements 20 a. to obvi.
gree the comfort and pleasure of the visitory A
band Of skilful Musicians hiss been engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other sources Of Amusement will eortributa IN nal.
these Springs place Of hssthful and asreesbIs re.
taxation.
The waters are sulphur and chaIybes.e, and . third
combining the properties of the oiher two which b.
also ueed In the bsth house. They offer an assem-
biase OF mild toniss and gentle Alternatives whose
benefsial effect has been signally shown In nume.
rous instances In which and de bit.ted frames
have been submitted to their nhuence; and their Ell.
cheney. ir the case Of ladies and children has been
more eonspicuousy marked.
The Huguenot Springs are In Powhstan county,
on the Railroad, about IL miles above Richmond
from which plsee they accessible by the Rich.
mond a<d Oanville Railroad, which passes within sx
milea; line of Omnibuses sent from the Springs
conveying viGitors over that apsce. :.
rARE-Sl IS per day; $40 per week; $50 per month.
Children over and under II years Of age and sol.
vants half price.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD

OPEN TO NEWS FERRY-120 MILES
THE regular Passenger Train will run
4 daily Sundays excepted) between RICH.
MOND and NEWS FERRY.
Leave RICHMOND at 6 O'Clock, A. M, Tears stop
20 minutes at the Junction for Breakfas) and arrive
at NEWS FERRY at 1925 P. M
Returning, arrive at RICHMOND at 7I8PM
The Train will stop fo- passenger at the following
points only: Manchester iRobiou's, Cosl-feld To-
mshawk, Powhatan Mattosx, Chula, Amelia c. H.,
WyanoIe, Jennings' Ordinary, Haytokah. Prices,
Msherrin, keysville, brakes Branch, Messing Ford
Roanoke, Clover, scottsburg Boston, and News Fer.
~.
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish.
cd with two passes, so that one can be retained In
the Office; and it must be expressly stated on the
az they are permitted to 60 on the cars
PASSENGERS for Lynchburg, Wythsvils, Jonesbo.
with South Side Railroad at Haytokah.
Through to White Sulpher Springs in two day.
without night travel.
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1255 FALL SUPPLIES 800
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS"
GEORGE j. SUMNER,
c, % prApT 1nR IsTRl STREET,

RICHMOND, "a. v.,,h.sa
IL prepared the present season 10 osei ,.est
visiting this MARKET very barge sna ,ssE LOON.
Of CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS W ~hieh vii
ING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, 80. Ia ss,sss
be found, upon sxamipation, TO DO sqa. "a oil b
and variety 70 any stock in this eeaa' ass,usl
cold for casa OF on tho usual time 70 Ispsslsl
tosers a. good terms IS aaS sssrsiealsrsy asa
the attention Of thoss who have bee. IL.
bay in the Northern cities wiiass. % sns
merchants of hiehmond am eppss . assurance d
them our goods and prieee we xs ~ mosI sstai
reliable packers slDplOssd .na every ss 81 sos3
10 the prompt shipment and f3iw =. .ty si yssts5
E SfONEWAREs Of the sss' ss ssa
prices.
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YNx New YoaK fLeUs MARKET.-The New foI.
eorrseoondeut Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, attef
stssipe that common grades Of Western hour e. are
down to o. and that good extra Ohio. when o. .ne
6rse Of last week brought S9Gs9 70. SOLO On 0s'ei
kotvithstsnoiae the heavy decline. Shipper GO
not appear very desirous to Purchase and only occa
s,o.siIv Al ANAL parcels The trade appear apx-
os 70 yeduce their stocks and also to keep them re-
ducsd in anticipation of the heavy reee'p expect
a abcut the middle Of this month There are still
bysers Tor forward delivery. but ct lower figures
Tn. receipts of Sou bern -four show no fsiing on
and holders alec exhibit disposition to crowd tn
market down Gsod com non orards can be ooneh'
At a. 81 and fair extra 90 low So There appears
20 be pretty general Impression among the trsae
that th. market has the highest figures Tor IN
year. anc the only thing to prevent The market rom
demand.
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ANDsOME DOOR PLATES. The

Ii subscribers beg leave to call the Atte ntion Of
the citizens of kichmond to their and Improved
style OF DOOR PLATES. which are entirely differ
emit aud superior to any that have even been Ia nee
heretofore. Persons wishog to q sample, will
pl ssse call az JAS. B GALLAGHER, Cuppef and
Leechers Office No. Si2, on, Governor street, under
"a sMsts McDERMo1T 4 JORDAN.
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new play written by Miss Vandenbof, 10 about
10 be produced in this country by MIR. George Van
deuhlf.
Rev George w Webster, late Of Wheeling Va
vas tr,tsiied over the Untsrisn Society 10 Bad
ford, Mass on the 29su ult.
David Devins President of the Bunker Hill
Back dice 10 Boston last Thursday.
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BTrTERS

RICHMOND, Aug. II, isE
Mr.. r. II. JAcKsoN-Dssr Sir: Through tie n,n
mentality of friend of miue | was In luce NV s,
to try bottle OF your Bittera Thinking II b@D.
me no good &c would do me no harm, sc,o,4als
tried the same Of a moraing, likewise my wiz WI
In the course of one week her appetite improved :,
thank God, she found from that time rslsf ~. !
must, in justice to myself and wife, very birb, i,
commend the above Bitters IS being the b.n q,
ever tried; and feeling it my duty to than "a !,
friend for the advice to try them, would .jv,. Al
those suffering from the first stage of Dyspps, u
try them. They will exclaim like us-@B.tt.r a,
not be found"
Yours, respectfully,
w. ]. BARTHoLostw
They may be found at e. J. Pisoes, A. BOd.iu,
9. N. Zachrisson's, Chas. Millspsush',, Bennett 4
besrs', and Alex. Duyal's, Druggists, Richmond Y,
Ali orders promptly attended to. nH
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fHA UNION STEAMSHIP COM
sa4k PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA

IAH1-FOh A.
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
sssa1sr VtRGikiA, csptain David Teal; Steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND, Cap. Il. Mitchell; Steamer
Pennsylvania Capt Z. Clifford
One Of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
m0nd, until further notice, every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk to re-
ceve freight and passengers Returning leave Phil
adelpbia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
morning at 10 o'clock
These Steamers are now in fine order, increased
for the comfort of having
been added, as also moro room for freight; and we
hope by regularity, dispatch and care In protecting
gooos committed to our charge, to receive an in
crease Of patronage
= No transhipment by this line
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through 70 New YORK. and found So 90
DO do Philsdelphis, and found, LIST
rasssee through to Phiisdelphia, not found, ID
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rrssafe 70 City Point and Norfolk same as BY The
" Passengers by this line can stop In Phiiadsi.
SoI swo or three days. and then proceed to New
Il. Z. FUTILE, Agent,
Je 80 Rockets.