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IN sTOI;E AND FOR SALE an VEK ]

IN STORE AND FOR SALE All VERY
i LOW PRICES
"a and "A Brown Sheetings .,.t.
Oznaburgs Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings
Bed. Negro, Horse and Foot Blankets
Wadding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; Satinets 1''sas
Csssmeres of all kinds z-- ,... --a.-t 4
Black and colored Broad Cloths 3. d.
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano CoveS
Linseys Bed Ticks; Fustans and Corduroys s %
Heavy cOuntry-wove Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and S-4 PlattingS = :
4Snake- Skin Vestings ~ u. Vi S4s =
Valencia, Velvet and Satin vestings il .s--..esre.
Caps, Hoods, Rigolettes and Sleeves is
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cott0ns sss ~-
Prints, Silks and Merinos , 1~. st.z.s.
Shawls, Cambrics and Curtains s-... &
Ernbroideries- French Scotch and Irish
The largest stock of Brussels Carpets in the Conn
monweath ...-.t., ......l Ess. -asls t.F
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do . tssretI
Druggets; Crumb Cloths und Rugs --
Alpacas of all styles . Il ~. ,iysf. d.. ts. So
Brown Hollands; Sileceas ..s.f -7,,ss 81 -ss s,
With many other fresh and desirable goods just to
hand. ,5.-z es.-4I ga -..,- lr- ss,... .s.-
t on CONSIGNMENT: lt r- Il H.
Bonsack's Negro Jeans; Charlottesville jeans Bale
Cottons and full assortment of Dicks cele-
brated six-Cord Spools. --.a-..
A long line of Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
the invoices, in quantities to suit purchasers.
Sc 2l-d&cts t. ..l d. HI. LONDON.
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-. tho nominee Of
MI, nan ns.s.ss THs, he might receive votes
tne neP"Msf.s~ufs. $50, n;,,, a. such nominee
which couid nos " sar limo from nominating;
va lsis ..s..,a. he to-iay received his one
put ~ . 80 ~ a. usual - -*Eafss So
Tssys "a change in the aspect ofthings There
80 n,, three clearly defined, indcre ndcnt parties
ar r.',,s,s,,c Tho American and the Republican
=. Wa today declared by members OF the latter
tina there were a. much community ottAoughf and
facing between the Democrats aud Americans. az
between Republicans and Americans, and that
.here We're a. mI,ch obligation upon the former Co
,,,alesce ith the Americans upon the latter
The Democrats do not wish to have a Democrat.
i, sneaker in "A HOUSE which they cannot control.
The Republicans do moi wish Il for the same rea'
son The Democrats wish TO see fusion between
the Republicans and Americans, from which they
nav prove intrigue and corruption The Repui''
iicaas wish 10 see a fusion between the Democrats
AID Americans because in view of the Democrat
IL denunciato If Amcricanisu,, This would tend To
,,ensoralize the democrats throughout the country
The Repnblicans will he content tn Keen in
,,.a order during this session, IL they do nothing
WORE Thev are new party. and feel the inpor-
,,,,s nj their preson. conduct that any coinprc.
- of,beir Integrity: as party NAV be fatal to
,ha,o md tacir canse They xeeet another Kan
- ;s.ue In which "a try the faith OF all Free State
.a,rascfatyes and to subject ielinatlents to the
.nrseunafou et their several constituencies And
N ~; l. h,t a nrelnde To tho Presidential comics,
Hn;s their nurpose sas. sire to base this con
,ast an the onesion Of '',he nationality OF slavery
!, other words thev assume that the General Go
IA 80, s,a,i ~, nrotact nor nar;, Sia,ar, =,
any terr;tory ar new State-that n can or Shall
80 ,acal sxiste,s., onlr in The sat e where n
49,. ax;s,s and where they canno. roach n This
.ho ;ssr. ,ha,. dasira nd, ,,xnct m MAKE brf,rc
,., ,,,I,,,,,,,, II tbaI, fool worry cnn Silent n,
sn..;,I a prcsident.
Ina ,ot tho noxyer m anno;ut the .om;n;ttsas nj
tho uo,,sc; y.st Ivantae ia l,n surrendered NV
49,, ,Ior,, bs,;nes the onnor,un;v to ,.sa !, az
.h.',e NC ,nen,,srs NJ the Rennbi;,sy ,,er+v VIII,
w I'd ,bst I, ,vouI, he worth five thonsan
-, -. r., oa,,,3 10 In, onno;,. ,bn ohaiy,,,a,
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TEXAS LEGI5I.ATt EiE.-one of the editors OF the
Galveston News, writing from Austin gives the
following account of the Legislature: .sr
1.-The Know Notllings claim eleven votes in the
Senate, against twenty-five Democrats, and in the
House thirty votes against sixty. In this reckon.
ing the Wings are classed with the Know Moth
ings. In the House the lightweight members who
i'll attendance at the beginning of the session
comprised forty -thrce farmers, thrty-one lawyers.
six physicians, four merchants, engineer, one
architect and one democrat; also one editor who is
not in, lnied under the head of lawyer There
are, believe, three editors i'll the House two OF
whom practice law
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1ACKsON,s BITTEKs.-More proofs a

lACkSON,S BITTEKS.-NlOre proofs Of
j their yirtue-Read the following testimonial,
to the proprietor unasked, and who may be seen by
any one who desires this article:
''RIcHMoND, OcH II, 1855
ssMr r. II. JACKSON: r
Dear Sir-I cannot refrain from expressing to you
the value which have placed upon your Bters from
accustomed health and vigor. was attacked several
months ago with Diarrhea, which continued with
great obstnacy caused was told, by the irregular
action of the liver. / suffered severely for long
time was advised to take your Bitters which did
regularly and steadily for some times and by thes use
gradually recovered my health and strength.
'Yours, very respectfully.
Is ffH 81 G.. WHARTON,
e "At Jas Walsh's Gun Store Main ST.
They may be found at Peterson & Jackson's Laid
lev Robin.on's Vim. r. Noefs, T.. j. Picot's, A. Bo-
deker's s. NJ Znchrisson's Chas. Miilspaugb's, Ben
nett Beers and Alex. Duvals, Druggists, Richmond,
Va. -s..ss - =.
All orders promptly attended to. au29
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EXTRAORDINARY OCCuEHENCE--At the time
If the explosion Of Sebastoi oil. most cxtraordi-
nary occurrence took place \ cnrrespon-
dent. giving an account o. the terrible scene
says - -....
But. amon: all the distressing objects around,
none, perhaps, was more melancholy, calculated
10 rXcite feelings of pity, than artilleryinan
who had been, either by the conclusion or by sud-
lien alarm, rendered ili"c. lie attracted general
attention as he was led by, bareheade,l, between
two of his comrades, uttering silly ordinations,
and qite lost consciousness of all that was pass
ing around him. He seemed TO he Possessed by 4
feeling that he in England, for all his rambling
! remarks referred TO home; vi lille {; smile on his
face, acant and unmeaning its expression,
| seemed to show that he had ut least rs much
satistae ton as he WAS any longer capable of ell
/ -.
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E A NEW GAMf---The Albany Register informs
us tina; the hackmen of that city arc trying a new
game to make money out OF their unwary passen-
gers. They have one of the panes of glass at the
side efthe carriage broken or cracked, and take
good care that the window shall be down when the
passengers enter the carriage. OF course the cold
air conpels the person inside To raise the glass,
which causes slight rafting. When the passen-
ger Iisits the driver demands hafdollar for the
broken glass. .t
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4 TTENTI0N RCHANTs AND DEAL;
~Ordcrs will be re ceired at tl,is office
Hl--d3pl 3

A TVENTIUN MERCHANTS AND DEALT
n ERS.-NEW AND EXTENSIVE LEATHER
DEPOT-JOS. Ii. COLQGITT. Agent having ia
ken possession of the stock and fixtures OF VIM. H.
Sutton decd desires the liberal patronage of the late
firm 10 be extended to him Having had an expert
of twenty -ye in the business, he atters
himself to he able to sell on as reasonable terms,
aud low any house III the city, and shall use
his utmost endeavors to please all who may favor him
with patronage. Etss - 81
His stock consists. in part of French and American
Leathers of every description ana quality. such Mo-
roccos Calf Skins, Kip Skins Kid Skins. Goat Skins,
Lining Skins Roans Binding Skins Boot Webb,
Shoe Thread Shoe Kits Harness, Black and Fair Bri
die Leather, Skiring, Oak and Hcmlock Sole Lea
Their and every thing, in fact usually kept in the Lea
tler and Shoe Finding business at low prices.
JOS. Fl. C0LQUITT. Agent,
Successor TO VIM. III. Sutton, decd.
CHAs. W. HARDWOOD, Gate with W. Ii. Sutton,
Salesman lie lin
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An AFFECTING APE unfortunate editor
i'll Kentucky, thus addresses his delinquent 5ubscri-
hers: "Frienls. we are almost penniless-oJobS
turkey was millionaire compared with or pres
ent depressed treasury. To-day, il the price Of
salt was two cents 4 barrciiul we couldn't buy
enough to pickle i jay-bird."
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A METRE-The French divide quadrant Of the
earth's circumference the distance FROM the pole
into ten million equal parts for their unit of linear
measure This is the basis of their tables. and Is
termed metre, being nearly equal to 3e:ss inches
of our mca sure.
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LAND SALEs.--3ir. John y. Jeiires las purchas-
ed the farm OF Mr.. Thomas .. Garter, hear Pied
mont, Va, containing upwards OF 200 acres, at
So 30 t. Mr. L. o. Garter has bought 4
farm in Warren county, two miles from Linden
Station. eonta ming 700 acres, at Sl0-t2 acre.
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4 SENSIBLE CCsToN--ln the French army, the
soldiers, during the winter wear wooden bottom
shoes The result is that the French army Is less
afflicted with ioothache and rheumatism than any
army i'll the world A woodenbottom shoe Is
always dry-a fact that should always give them
preference.
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% a CHANCE @@A
~ WHICH SELDOM
Es1 y nOpp,x I'm the iPublic, #r.sT
MILLINERY, &c.
BENEVOLENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ENEVOI.ENT ENTERPRISE.--SEW
ID INC ESTABLISHMENT AT STA L NTON,
VA-The undersigned having for benevolent purpo-
seg united in carrying on the SEWING BUSINESS
In all its BRANCHES respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage. "'
Tins AANTU AMAZING department is supeTn
tended BY Miss 5. COLLINS, of Washington, who is In
constant receipt from the Northern cities OF all the
latest novelties in style and shapes o. l. ID Il >
DRESSES. CLOAkS and MANTfi4LAS. -
The GENI1EMfN'S DEPARTMENT. Is under
the charge of an experienced person Every article
of Ladies' and Gentlemen's apparel made nj tine short
est notice.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
Childrens and Infants Clothing. Braiding and En-
bordering done in the artistic and clegant styles
Rich designs for Enbroideiing kept constantly on
hand Marking done in plain fancy letters. Call
and examine
CY~ Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel. =
LINDA PEYTON,
.t-. 10. CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT,
BETTE FRAZIER. --
eV~Ordcrs viii he receired a this office
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SAIEoFA CoTroN FACToRY.-The factory Of
the Hancock cotton manufacturing company in
| Sparta Ga was sold on the ilfh inst for s.i 600
| t" Messrs Monroe of Virginia, and Miller of Rhode
| Island
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A CARD...The subscribers desire to in.
n form their friends and the public generally that
they have determined to adopt the CASH SYSTEM
in conducting their business commencing the first
of January next 1atrs 80 $3.50
We shall have on hand at all times complete as
sortment of the best FAMILY GROCERIES,, which
we will offer at the lowest possible rates and it shall
be our constant endeavor to prove customers
by the quality and prices of goods that it is TO
their advantage wen ours to sustaia this system
Feeling thankful to customers for their patron
age respectfully solicit Continuance under the
cash systern L. z. ELLIS & CO.
de I2-I1u* 1874 Broad ST.
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THIRD SUPPLY OF THIS SEASON Al

i the new store of y. CAMP & CO.'S 22S Broad
street.-We beg leave to inform the ladies of this
pared and offering the greatest Inducements in
line before offered in this market. Our stock of
goods inst suitable for the consists of Ladies'
Dress Goods; Fancy Goods: beautiful English Mernos
p cents; nice Musliis, plain and figured, at the
lowest prices Also our handsome Efnbreideries and
Trimmings, all styles, such Plusli Moire Antique
aAd Velyets, can't be surpassed in price quality
Call and be convinced and we confidently believe
that You can't help FROM buying them.
no so F. CAMP & co.
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MARRYING IL BFDfoRD.-The Sentinel states
that twenty-five marriage licenses have been r.
sued by the Clerk Of Bedford county since the 18th
of November. - etf
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MYTH 1LOGlC Al ETYMoLoGY.-TheN n; ads were
said to nave passed their time in bathing and
classical friend suggests that the pryads from their
name must have been the ladies who furnished the
towels.
Mr.. Jewett, of Kentucky, was suddenly taken i'll
Friday in the House of Representatives
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NIAKk En- q 4 n ID IN FOR RENT OR

MARX Ell g 4 IL ID EN- FOR KENT OK
w LEASE.-I offer for rent or lease Lot contain
ing eight acres of land lying on sie Westham Plank
Road opposite the Reservoir, within quarter of
mile of the corporation line. The improy ements
all new and ample. with excellent well of water
in which Pump will be fixed. The soil is rich and
we'll adapted TO gardening, and the Lot il now being
enclosed with paling fence. Its contiguity to
the city elevated situation, fertility of SOIL and AMPLE
convenient accommodations reader it of the
desirable situations for horticulturist in the vicinity
of Richmond. Apply to JOS. ALLEN.
de IS-6t* 81 Is
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s suxpAy fs Jns SANDWICH ISLANDS: Travel
mo ~, the sabbath In the Sandwich Islands eS-
eent Ia the direction Of church, Is strictly f'rD
den by law.
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= JVHN i. BAIIIlAKD, PrOprletOr.-To MEM.
hERs OF THE GENERAL Assembly. AND OTHERS WISH
IN. TO SPEND THE WINTER IN THE CITY: The SUBJ
scper begs leave TO say to all persons wishing TO
ssnd the winter in the city, that he has been engaged
i"r some time in renewing identifying and Kidding
much to the comfort and convenience of his Hotel
W Exchange. J and besides which. his new Hotel
{6alard's) is nearly completed which will enable
b3n TO accommodate about 10 members of the Gene
M assembly, IN addition to his former numbers in
ana manner that he has before been able
"a aud having paid much attention to the plan
Sn, a1i'.nsemenls OF his HOTEL he can conf
saS, that the rooms he will have to offer 10
hrs 49, ms seSson, are greatly superior to any he
his bnsore known and as his greatest pleasure in
tented Is 10 make his guests able and com
venerons snki for past favors which ba.e bssn 80
| OF the same GU upon MN he asks continuance
no2t-ts JOHN Z. BALLARD
| 1roprietor of the Excbeuca N :,
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', xr 1s,I...lisINt,TON EETTERs.

,,,,, -, es,i ssfs sal 10 fsssN isatse,s ~
xTe s. ,is p ssaans Ha,iesai is'efsssth-
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TIE >pdakership-- The Natioaat Inteli2cnctr-Ta
aiaaiua Troubles in Oyegon, 81;
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CIRCUIT COURT. lsICH,IOND; yA.--

" THsIs TO CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with Chronic DiarrhGa for about ten years,
and had been attended by several prominent physi-
clans but failed in receiving permanent relief un
der their treatment During the Inst spring and sum-
lner, she was induced TO try Bakers Premium Bit
them she gan improve, and is now, as consider,
perfectly cured.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of November,
1857. WIN FOLKES.
You can be supplied by calling Mcssrs PUR-
CELL, LADD CO., Richmond, Va, and Druggists
generally. de ii
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Il EW 1iOODS JTST RECEIVED.-iie

l ceived this morning by Express: st
Muslin and Cambria Worked Collars, nc lower price
than auy sold this seasea. sss4t.k8F .sa q 81
Cambria Sleeves and Collars, in sets as+
lambric aud Muslin Sleeves. JT- esn ~ r
Black Cloth Cioaks, at 81 worth 50. l ssfEf -as
Circular Cloth Cloaks, at 1915 each. s. s. ....
An extensive assortment Muslin and Cambric Bands,
some very rich and handsome, nt lower prices
than the salle'descrpton Of goods can possibly be
sold at in scity. r. y . e ~ %
Linen Cambria lIandkercniefs from iat cents to te
finest. a4s @ais -
Ditto for gentlemen Also lot with colored borders
at very reduced prices
Gents Merino Under Shirts aud Drawers, F.
Fine black and eoered Silk telves tor clcaks M0rie
Antique trimmings; Cloths; Merinuss and other
terias for Cloaks % ps style Delaies, at ~
cents per yard For bargains in the above and other
descriptions goods cali early Mt the central store
de II ALFRED MOSES, 81 Main II.
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m NEW AND SUPERB A = = q II
q vi AaENr- OLE MFRS HOLM n00I.EY-

rra NEW AND SUPERB A 80 II r.
Eli MENT OF FURS.-JOHN DOOLEY.g 81
.A Main street, he's just received large addition
to his stock OF Furs consisting Of Ladies' aud Misses
Capes, Victorines and MufatceS and Gentlsmen s
Collars, Gloves, Caps, &c. .s.ra
These goods, together with fine supply of Carriage
and SleghiDs Robes, have been selected at the first
houses and with the greatest care, and present, IN
STYLE, price and quality, an immense variety.
The stock of Hats, OF his manufacture, is on q
extensive scale, and of the bst finish. To these
has also been just added large importation from New
York and Philadelphia of Boys and Infants Hats,
and of Gentlemen's Nioleskn and other Hats of the
very finest kind and most fashionable styles. -
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4STEAM sAM AND FLANINSs Mill.

STEM MAN, "A AN sFs kEH ,si st. MIX
TON, va, FOR SALE OR LEASE .-Ensine IS
horse power; Saw.Carriage 10 feet long; Circular
Saw bades-one %, the other d8 inches; ! Woods
worth's Planing, Tonsueing and Growing Machine,
with the Patent for Augusta county; Of Noye's 81
sdoube-geared Mill, for Corn and Plaster Plaster
Crusher; Hosting Jack; small Circular Saws, for
Laihs etc The whole is in complete order, and not
yet Ia months old. s4a lA&E
The Lot fronts about 300 feet ON one of The main
streets OF Stauntop and runs aboat 80 feet back to
rum. aBulilings sufficient 70 accommodate several
families ~ W. 8 et E
Any part of the pnrehase money wlseh the pur.
chaser eah secure to my entire satstacnon may
main unpaid fur number OF ycsrs, provided the In.
teIest is paid regularly.
Address DIR. J. G. NJ. MERILLAT -
y no s3--dims ~ Sianuton. Va.
ri OTit t.--Thc 1ndersigncd having pur-
Y chased the stock in trade OF Vim. IL. Sutton,
deed, Ia the Leather Busiuess, lately carried hv
him IN the city 1T Riehmpnd, do hereby Constitute
and appoint los, u, CuLQtlTi. Ct saia city, our
legal too that haeness IN Haies at
: fsisi,edl WIN, GoILDtN.
4ss e.issal. $50 Wat. 10. eoLQuiTT.
MeaAeNn, Nov. ~ lsaa. no Sa--dina
STATE LkGisI.ATiSE flCrUkk..-
portraits at lhs asw msaabeFA 90 eoainaes una ea
Iseia III the iasl eight years. which finally be
tp property III tha State Library. The ssntlemen
viii nleasa take az eaif .piaftu,its OF eelas. aa
lac our stahishmesit during the sesrion Noehsrse
mAds tor tAhias the e'ate ries'ss, .,..rm.
AZ ,o.,.M nasa,.,i.u t;si n. q, Man, 4.
II TQUOMs.--WINsT'ON 8 POMERs.
ean't he beat; lsnaon Dock Brsndy Nntas 81 is4s
A. ~ the best that ipoey viii buy; Holland 0in me
ss ssvsr sssa.s md i assss iesos. Say
enf Try them tos yourpele TO- eoe~Hs
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nnnnrkroNpENtE or rHr nIsrAr f'l:l
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.-.-.-~-~s<sx.s - A~~~~~~.-~I
DOL.1.AnD's RHEgnlATIC lx1HielENT
- rssss nov 'is sss ~ pb W Sssns
isry.shs Chsgpsd A. iispa. .Al S;las 1890 sss,
s''n 81 ana now that cold Inst spproreh
ux we most respectfully Offer this article TO all who
liable to attacks Of Rheumaasn &C., - the very
Pries 75 rents. or bottles for 81. ~ .I,
Sold BY PURCELL. LADD = Co, ADfE i GRAY,
BENNETT : REERs, Z; J gHGss 8 y, SEo :,
Shockoe Hill. - - Us de 10 !
4 HOME MKDlCINE,..Niks..D DAVIS
n ELIXIR cures Couahs Colds and whipping
Cough, and afords great rei'st 90 Conssnpsson nj
The fooyyipg are few extracts fron1 certificates OF
citizens OF Richmond who have tested its virtues
one many doctors fees. knoy Of iss good eflects
with great many other than my own family = te"''
~ have, used il in nv family for three years. and
found 1t the best family medicine have ever used.-
W. H. Sfersasru,. a iels = ..ss
aFor sickness among children. nothing be bet
have tried oil the cough remedies of the day,
and have hesitation in aging that beheye Mrs
Daws' he the most valuable preparation OF the kind
n1 For m ssis by Mr. A. B. DAVIS Bennett Beers
Alex Duval, Paterson L Jackson, Chas. Millspaush
E.J. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale 8.
4 EONARD,S INSTANT kELIEF.--This
IL celebrated cheap and unrivaled Cough Syrup, for
Coughs, Colds CONSUMPTION. Asthma &e., can be Oh
tanned Of Messrs L. B. Thomas, w. r Ladd. Grabb.
& Apperson, Laidley 4 Robinson, 5. NJ. Zachrisson,
| Blair Southall Bro. ). 7. Senple, Duyal Norton
j. B. Wood, A. Bodeker, j.. J, Pieot Chs. Mifispaugh
| @. b. Hill, and wholesale and retail OF Messrs PuR
| CELL, LaDD Co., 81 Main st, and THos LEONARD
| corner Clay and Adams sts, Richfnend, Va.
Priee-l5c. per bottle; bottles one dollar. Like
wise it be obtained of all respectable Drugglst
| end dealers ia the State of Virginia. no "a
ELIXIK ClNCHONlE. - This prepare.
II tiou is combination of the active principles o
the best Calisaya Bark with other improved aud val
| liable Tonic and Anti-febrie agents. here presented
in the form of elegant Cordial Elixir which, while
possessing their remedial properties IN an eInnen
degree is entirely devoid of their Objectionable bit
terness and disagreeable taste. .tH 80 81 .
| 1t may be employed with benefit In all morbi
conditions of the systeln connected with deblnty
whenever a corroborant influence Is desired ana m
contra indicating symptoms exist and IN the absenc
of all local inflammation especially OF the stomach an
bow els it viii be found highly serSiceabie IN relax
| cd nervous condtion-in some forms OF Dyspepsia
loss of appetite ard lansnor where tonic intiuenc
is desilable--intcnnittent diseases of Neuralgic
ebri!c character and in many other cases to which
by analogy the tention of the intelligent Physician
will be directed 1t will prove strviceable ia ward
Ing of the 1nasnla arising from low or damp sltnt
tons and by its ny goralEs tonic influence IN pre-
venting after recovery, recurrence OF the etack.
/ Prepared AID sold by -
77f PURCELL, LADD & co,
&C 10 Druggists - Main street.