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OF Estrampes.

IHE BRIG PoRPoIsE.-ln relation to the supposed
loss ot the U. S brig Porpoise, which, it is feared
ioundered on voyage from Hong Kong to the Boz,
MIA Islands, we iad the following information in
the Boston Journal;
We are informed that gentleman of this city,
who has son on board the Fincennns has recejv.
ed q letter from him, dated the 18th of December
last IN which il is stated that the Vncennes after
brief stay at the BoBin Islands, sailed for Loo
Choo, and arrived there safely No mention ia
made OF the Porpoise. II the officers of the Vim
cennes had eit any serious fears for the safety OF
tine brig there is iliIc doubt that the subject would
have been referred to IN the letter. 1t is very pro-
bable that the Porpoise disabled in the gale
and tnus rendered unable TO reach the Bonn ISL
ands Iii season to sail thence with the Viucenneg
Inc mere fact that her passage was prolonged a
iew days longer than would ordinarily be the case,
Is hardly sufficient to justify belief that she has
loundered at sea-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DEMONSTRATED--M

~ dam Helm may be consulted on matters of inn
pcrtsuee toreteldns all particular events of human
life such es marriage. the time when, with saescrip
ten OF husband or wite OF riches chsns ot busi.
situation; esscies es;a kindred or ftena..
II person shall have the thing hoped for, f per.
son shall suffer by any particular thing of which h.
persons. dead alive; of Law, suits, Of tbsft nr
things lost Of substance lent or demanded wife or
husband living from each other IL ever return; and
a the difficulties of life, of health fraud sickna,.
and teath' past, present and future and all
uf life.
This isdy tells fortunes by the CsrAs-Prof Iro
by the Planets or Astroloey
TESNs-N cents by the Planets, 25 cents lfor la
dies By the Cards and 50 cents for gentleman he
cards hite or black people 0s
Apply at Adsms' Valley 5 doors from the corpay ~
10th, on Poplar street "Otiee Of Astroloey" over
the door, op7esite LancssteTisn School, over tbs
Creek NH "A I,as
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TAPER HANGINGs, UPHOLsTERY

III GOODS, &e Spring SEPPLf--JOHNF
,tEGEAULT, 1872 Main street, is now receiving his
S,riur supply of new Goods selected by himself
with great care for the Spriag and sunmers trade
consisting in part Of French English ard American
Paper HaEsinzs, Borders, Decorations Views, fire
Screens spG Curtain Paper, of the latest styles--
Also-Curtsin Damask Satin De Lsiues and Curtain
Trimmings, a-nsin and Lace Curtains, Musqaito
Netting. vsrou1 colours, Coees and Canton Mating.
Of sIi psrterrs a. 3D. and 6f wids; Window Shaaes
of every desc Up sion Floor aod Table Oil Cloths,
Adelaide, Jute. BrISh and Rope Mstts, new sfytnn
Wnaow Coraice, earl I'D hair and shne B. Ne
Lounges, spring Mattresses, Hair Cloth &c His
stock is now the isrgess and best selected aver
offered 10 this InarkeS. and wi be sold upon sgeh
terms as cannot fail to give satisfaction.
PAPER HANGING AND UPstOLSTERY axe.
euted &C the shortest notiae and in q style " which
cannot be surpassed by any siniisr esabtshment in
the country. t1 N@ GHEE aeE
Call aud examine before purehaaias elsewhere.
NH 28--Im +&a sss E@
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUSHTON CLARK e. cos

GENUlNE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrotula, DC.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
4 \ CO: being dissolved by the death of w l..
RUSHTON. 1.-THE only Rushton ever connected with
the firm,) their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, will
IN future be prepared only by HEGEiAN CLARK
CO, surviving partners and sole successors 1t
was Mr. Clark who went to New Foundland to su-
perntend its manufacture, and he Is the only Dug.
gtst who ever went from the United States for that
purpose; and as he viii continue his supervision OF
that branch of our business will warrant our Oil
pure and genuine As success in it's uss aepends
upon its pnrity be particular see that tbs sigma
ture Of HEGEMAN. CLARK < co is over the
cork OF each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been uane the Oil OF other makers without sue
cess have bean restored to health by the Pure OIL
of manufacture
BE particular, In ordering, to specify HEGEEAN
cLAhk Co, fo- many persons have initiated
our style Of bottle and label for the purpose OF
psimng on an inferior article; and since Mr. Rush.
tons death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which 10 not in sny way connected with
Rushton. Clark Co the only representative of
that hrm being HEGEMAN. CLARK & co.
The genuine Oil of Hegeman, CLARK Co. for sale
by rUkCELL, LADD Co, and by Drugsists ges-
orally In Richmond and throughout Virginia.
fe 13-d& wSm
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HAiR CUTTrNe.-Citlzens and Strangers
visiting The city, wishing to gst their Hair emf in IL
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel en-
trance on l1th street.
N. Blot, Gold and Shower Baths can be had at
all hours. Single Bath go, Tictets for 81
LEEcHEs LEEoHEs.-The public are
hereby informed. that have just received by AGsnss
Express a lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms can
be found at all hours of the day the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hetel, and at night on
25tn, between Main and Franklin streets
N b;-Cupping and Leeshiug promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice.
NOS n. C. G0aGON.
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DEcLIsEs.-The Banner of Athens, Ca, states
that Hon. Joseph II. Lumpkin, of Georgia. has de-
ciined accepting the appointment of Judge of the
Court of Claims conferred upon him by the last
Congress-
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. = TO
~ COUNTRY MERCHANTS - Understanding
that some person or persons circulating to nv
disadvantage the report that have not recaved eny
goods THIS Spring, and have assortment or stock
on hand, take this method of announcing the SAID
REPORT AN UNMtTlGATEp FALSEHOOD,
started and circulated by its authors for selfish pur
poses.
/ respectfully invite call from ALL in want of
anything in my line, to an examination of my stock
and prices, assuring them that can furnish full as
-ortment of staple and fancy goods of the newest
styles and at less prices than they selling for
the market. HUGH WATT,
NH 25-lat ~ Main at
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FIRE AT MACON, GA.-A fire occurred at Macon.
Ga, On Thursday last, by which the houses of
John Chair, Alex. Richards, Mr. Moulton, Mr. Jor-
dan, and the stable OF Mr.. J. s. Hutton were cos-
suned. The Wesleyan Female Seminary was
discovered to be on fire and sustained damage To
the amount of S259.
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BOUNTY LAND. &n

/ will prosecute claims against sbe Fede.
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN.
sIONS, on the most satisfaetory terms.
Under recent act OF Cone ress. soldiers who Sc
ed period Of fourteen days IA any toar since I776
and if such soldiers be dead their widows or minor
children are entitled to 160 acres OF land Those
who have received less than 100 acres are entitled
to as much more as will make that quantity.
Having been engaged 3 clerk in the Pension
aud Bounty Land Depsrtm sat st Washington, for
nearly three years, / have peculiar advantages foc
prosecuting claims of the above description.
Communications by mail rest paid, at the officss
OF Payne Mayo, 10 Wellington Goddin's new
building Bank street. will be attended at oncas
Any reference given that may be desired.
NH S-d&wSun ABEL IT, MAYO
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Hon. T. JONES STEwARr.-Hon. T. Jones Stew
art of Mississippi died suddenly at his residence
in Wilkinson county, on the Goth uIt He had filed
several important positions in Mississippi, and
up to 1850 was one of the Wing leaders of the
State
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A NEW DRUG STORE.-Having pur-

n chased the Drug Store at the corner of 4th and
broad streets ia daily receipt Of cur entire
nave heen carefully selected by of our firm from
the best houses on North. We are prepared to COM
pound Prescriptions with the greatest and in
the Hestest style. All ordeiR from the city or coun-
Try entrusted to US will meet with prompt attention,
guaranteeing in every instance the article sold by
hs belhs ifesh and Of the best quality. We shall
Keep constantly hand full assortment of Fancy
Articles PeIfuEIery, Patent Medicines Paints Oils
DYe-stuhs, oiassware, Seeds Cigars &C. besides
cur general assortment of Drugs; all of which we
oheT to purchasers on as reasonable terms M thsy
mh 81 # RI S0IITHaTr T. co /
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JAMES LUXFORD,
T1ALLEY7S MAGICAL PAIN EX

a. TRACTOR viii subdue pain and inflammation
from the seyeTsst burns or scalds, in from one 10
twenty minutes. bna will heal the wounds without
scsr: it etfsctuaiy cures Fever Sores, Piles Salt
RheuIn, Iai3ammatory Rheumat ism. Cuts Wounds
Bruises, ScaId Head COINS and Bunious, Erysieelas
Sprsins, SWeiings, Feous Chiibisins Bites of In
-ects, Swelled and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples
Eruptions aud all nli4mmatory and cutaneous
Diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
This article is put up 10 blue wrappers with
uH'e steel plate label, ana signed by II Daifcu Ma
ser, snd g. J. Ctiehl,r % PrOprietOrs to guard
store.
BENNETT x BEERS, Druggists, a.e the only
authOriz ID agents for the sale Of the genuine new
style and they furnish the trade proprietors pri-
Retail price only 21c. box. NH 26-d& w6m
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SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL daughter of Mr. w
Fenno of Boston, while sewing on FRIDAY stuck a
needle into her eye ball. The needle penetrated
the ball SO deep to prevent its being extracted
and the young lady suffered the most i,,snss
nniy
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SPRING RACES
SPRING RACES, FOR 1858.
81 AA WILL commence on
On the first TUESDAY in
MAY, ana continue for Eve

E1Ek sa s,Y ,as hIss TUESDAY in
p,,sT p,sT DAY-A Sweepstake for 3-years old Colts and
IN $500 entrance, half forfeit and closed with
the following entries: -" 80
w. n Gibbin names ch. E. Misa JuIia bv iu,n
"iSSheoe S out of Sally Ward Il 10y
Row. asre names ch. c. BY Tsllyh dam by Trustee.
out of LII, hah names gr. 6. Union, By Register,
Emily Tbomswsel bDoswel names b. 4 BY Revenue. out Of
zoe. 'fssn names sh by Belshaznar, dam by Glen.
~ Hss names eh c. by John Blunt, out of Peg
,r j. ssicher also names b. q. by zips.re. dan, bv
Of Th9s G. Moore names brown colt by olencos out
out Of Marsrave mare ie' soi' DS forksnIe'
d. y. Tally N and A. Cheatham name b. by Tallybo.
J. Tally and A. Cheatham also mama 81 : =. r.,
lyho dam Betsey White. su. !. oy 1ai-
20 20 PPAaYY-Propristora RAY Purse ssoe-2 mil. heats.
Sd DAY-PropIieto. g Purse 800 mils hssts
4TH DAY..Jockey Club Purse g. 4 mile hestss
SAME DAY-A Sweepstake for 8 wear old Coi,s
closed with the folio wing entries ! Aa a
p Inos Doswel names III l. Brooke'sb c. by Bailie
peyton, dam by Emancipation
James Taiiey names f. by Tally Ho, dam Betsy
Jno Belchernsmes ch. f. by John Blunt dam inn.
ported rram. Also, names David McDanieis,s b. 4
Dy Regent dam by imported Whale.
heats. ~'"Oo a''ae' "he
James Taliey and A. Chsatham names sr. by
Revenue, daIn Andrewetts. =
Dayid Mcdaniel names his be by Hawkins Priam
sA ME DAY--A sweepstake for s years old Colfa
snd stsys. mile heats Sl0o entrance, half forfeit
h;. ~ p a. trump names b. by Cailde Harold out of
d. w. Haxall nanes b. O. he Childa Ha,,otdl II.
OF Priam mare s-"--''' '
8. C: Macon names b. c. by Tallyho, dam bv Paris.
III n; ID. Caoeil names b c. by Zngsfes. dam by
ia 5-2awtd JOHN BELCHER Pron,ato,
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CAUGHT BY Docs = On Friday last as two thieves
were being conveyed from Macon, Ga to Augusta.
oy raiiroadt they leaped from the cars and attempt
ed their escape The officer who had them in
charge had the train stopped. unleashed a couple
OF dogs who speedily brought the thieves to bsv
when they were captured.
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STEAMER BuRNED.-The steamer Huntsville
with cargo OF 5000 bales of cotton, was burned
on the night OF the oath ult.. near HAMBURG. Miss
She was one OF the largest boats on the Mssissinn
River.
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o. ID. Weisse of New Orleans, has been appoint
ed by the Governor of louisiana as Commissions
sr to the great exhibition In Paris.
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LEECHlNG AND CUPPING.
MRS WOOlHOlISE, oF}.,rs r.

Nk vices 10 the Medical Faculty and the Ladie a of
Richmond as Leecher sud CuppeT ana trusta nv as
sid1oUs attertion 70 merit their kind patronage
~ Mrs " may be found at sill times az her resi-.
denee on ioih street, in the of r. r. Duval's
Drug Store.
B-The best imported Leeches constantly re-
ceivins and for sale Also, Ladies' Bandsses on
hsnd aud made TO order. fe 2e
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SUBSCRIPTION TO THE PACIFIC RAILKoAn.-Ths
County Of st. Louis, Mo, has given its bonds
for $4,000 to the Directors of the Pacific Railroad,
which completes its subscription of $500 0o0 due
In 1854
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SHOOTING IN VIcKsBURG.-Mr w H. Crawford,
citizen OF fVicksburg, Miss was shot in that city
on the Goth ult, by Matthew NJ Conckn and dan
gsrously wounded
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GOLD IN GEoRGIA.-A lump of gold weighing
l713 dwts, was taken out of mine in Columbia
county, Ga, after eight days work by twenty five
hands
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KILLED BY AN AwL-As John Chester, an Eng
lishman, was mendng belt with awl In the
rifle factory at Hartford, his hand slipped, and the
swl pierced his heart He died in about ten mi
nutes.
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BOUNTY land p. Waldo, commissioner has
written letter, in which he estimates the amount
OF land to be distributed under the act of March
Sd, 1855, to be 81, 600, 600 of acres
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AYERS CHERRY PEoroRAI-For Fl

AYERS CHERRY PEoroRAL.-For the
rapid cure of Coughs Colds Hoarseness, Bronc).its
Whoopng Cough. Asthma and Consump ption n is uni-
versslly known as the best remedy ever yet scov-
cred for every variety of Pulmonary disease. So
wide is the field of its usefulness and so nun erous
the of les cures that almost every sect ion of
the country abounos in persons publicly knogfL who
have been restored from alarming and even espeI-
ate diseases of the lungs ty its When tried.
its superiority over every other medicine of ts kind
is too apparent to escape observation, and W.
virtues known the public no longer Hesitate
what anidote TO employ for the distressing nd
gerous affections of the pulmonary organs wh ich ar
almost all attacks disease upon the LUNGS thros
are arrested. and thus are saved many tn ousauds
every year from a premature grave. No family
should be without 1t. and those who do slect to
provide Themselves with remedy which wards of
this dangerous class OF diseases will have cause TO
deplore it when it is too late. Proofs ofthe supri-
sing efficacy OF the Cherry fectoral need not De
given to the American peopies-thsy nav nvins ;ns
proofs in every neiehbor hood But those Ffho wisn
read the statements of those whose whoie neaitn
has been restored and whose lives bEye oeen saved
by its use, will Fl nd them in my American Almanac
which the Agent below nsmed has to furnish gratis
prspsrss.bv pr.J.c AVER, Lowell. Mass and
sold by PURCELL LADD co. VIII ,iessle and
retail, Richmond va Inn -f-ae"eS"<m
THE LIVER PlLLL.-Ihe Liver Pills of
DR. MLane were fret used by him exclusively In his
ow practice So efficacious were they in all cases
IF TSver com pIaint, that they became famous and
attracting the attention OF the medical faculty. paas
ed into general use. They act with great csrtainty
and reeuary the pstient almost i'm lately feel.
the dispersion of his disease and gradually restored
20 health. With some the effect Is almost miraeu.
lous frequently experiencing immsd iate relief after
having for months reaorted TO drugs and medicines
Of another description. In vain Disc asas liver
very common in this country, and are often
friehtfui In character Those who experience auv
OF the preDonitory symptoms of shis dangerous and
complicated disease should at once preeafe box .
DR. MLsne's Pills. and perhaps thereby be saya.
r. s.-The above valuable remedy. also DfMc-
Lanes Liver Piils, can now be had at 70. peeta-
bic Drss Stores in this city, S. a} &C., -
~ archasers viii please be careful to fssk for.
and take none but DR. M'LANEsg vERMf PInjE.
all others 10 mpariscn. are worthiews
NH 21--eAeIw
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s'OR SALk-Exchange Bank Stock.

Virginia STATE Registered and Coupon Bonds
Virginia and Tenn. do. do Bonds.
10 do do. Stock
Richmond AID OanyiIe Railroad Stock.
do. do. do tnortg'dl Bonds
oouthside Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by CITY of
Petersburg. k. Il. MAURY Y co.
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BACON d. baskerville,
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCH ANTS,
DECEIVE Consignments of Tobacco.
sans eniisa 70 sses OF ssa and keen co nssaalv
on hand large and Of q rocssias
vsed. Peruvian Guaao, de- 10 2-rtSwu
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:, BOUNTY LAND AND PENsIONs.-The un
T aeTTnsned hereby announces to the public thst hs
VIII proseeate Claims against the Federal Govern.
ilel1 nieht 10 boUNTY LAND and PENSION, on the
q Office in the Law Building.
min 15-lm+ w Sr.puE
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NEGRO KlLLED.-A negro man was killed on
the N. C. Railroad on Monday last, about miles
from Raleigh. He was deaf aud didn't hear the
warning made by the whistle
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{ IGHTNING RODS.-PRO TECT
q ! NOrR HOESES AND PERSONSl-Sl.LR

BINS MILLER, having been engaged in this city
and the surrounding country for number of years
past, in putting NJ LIGHTNING RODS, and having
as they believe given entire satIsfaction would in.
form the public thst they are still prepared to put
up either in town or country, LIGHTNING RCDS
made by the most approved makers
Thankful for past patronage, they respectfully ask
a continuance from the public.
Orders may be addressed TO them through the
Richmond Post Office, Box u. NH 27-Smt
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IRANARY AND FEED STORE

~ The undersigned has taken the house corner Of
fsank lin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Messgs. n B. \ C. b. Hill. for the purpose Of con-
duotiRg the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
he will keep constantly hand full assortment OF
all kinds of Grain, Mil Oisl. Hsy, Corn Meal and
other sTticles usually kept in Grsnsries and Feed
Stores.
He hopes by giving bis business strict personal at
tentjou and selling reasonable terms, to secure
hheral patronage frem his friends and the public
seneFsjiy. He will deliver any article free Of charge
anywhere n the corporation He will also attend TO
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any con
sgument entrusted TO him. JOHN w. COSBY.
Fs Pts
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

The steamship Orizaba arrived at New Orlesps
on Monday, the Goth instant bringing dates from
Vera Cruz to the 23d instant and e2l 800 in specia
Her news from the city of Mexico is to the l7tb
and from Vera Cruz to the 22d Ii is exceedingly
unimpOrtant, however.
During the latter part of February nuInerous
earthquakes were felt in Mexico Puebla. Jalisco
and Vera Cruz
Gen Ampudis Is said to have been completely
successful IN his attack the Indians in Yucatan
In JaEsco Dcsollado who occupied several inn
portant OFFICES In the times of the Federation has
put himself at the head of party of reyoutions,s
and lssued pronuncismento
Frenchman. named Matthew Thomas a con-
splcuous actor In the troubles of Count Raon sses
de Boslbon, was arrested on his return from Cali
fornia to Guyamas, by order of the Governor of
Sonora. He escaped ON board the American
schooner Alert, claiming to be an American citi-
zen.
General Vega is said TO be scouting the North erp
part OF Iamsuiipas Ia order to keep down the
o'uslonary tendencies of that province
The Diart0 says that General Alvarez was beat
en- py the government forces at place called Pc
taquilla
Santa Anna arrived atthe city of Mexico, on his
return from his trip 10 the South on the 10Th He
was received with the usual signs of enthusiasm
lhe Queen OF Spain has conferred the Ribban
OF the Order of Maria Louisa, on her Excellency
Dona Dolores Tosta de Santa Anna Only three
soverefgns OF Europe partake of this honor with
her Exceilency
In Fenancingo Plutarco Gonzalez with band
OF the revolutonist, had forced a contribution of
Sl2G0.
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NfANNY's- PATENT REAPER AND

HA MOWER.---This machine has been extensive
H tested for the last two years 10 the Northern and
Western States, aud pronounced the best in use--a
premium has been awarded TO 1t at every Fair at
which il has been exhibited. II IA desirable that
those who may want a Reaper or Reaper and Mower
should forward their srdefs early to avoid disap.
pointnssnL BALDWIN, CALDWELL Il Co,
NH 5e--dlm&w2m l4s Main 1t Richnoaa,
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G0oD MEDICINES. LOng-c0ntimed and

Coon MEDICINES. Long g-continued and
systematic putting will succeed in bringing any
worthless nossrum before the public-but Iackips
merit it cannot long retain the position it for wbe
assumed We desire mersy to make STABLER,S
ANoDYNE CHERRY EAPECTORANT known TO
which has been endorsed by of the brightest
ofnsments OF the medical faculty, will realize it's
own popularity. and which will be as Iastinp ss
the good effects It's use is constantly producing This
excellent medicine is very eiiicant in Cou hs Colds
Bronchitis, and other dseases of the lunes ana
throat 1t has been productive of beneficial results
In great number of cases in different parts of the
country and physicians of the highest standing ar
in the habit of using that and STABLER,S O3AR
RHE& CORDIAL in their practice.
~ See descriptive pamphtets to be had gratis
the Agents.
~ Price for each only 50 cents or SIX bottles fo
$3.50. -
u. IL. sTABLEe l. CO., Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists, Salaimors.
pURCELL LADn < CO.
Wholesale Agents Richmond
AEd by Druggists and Mareaanss generally through.
ans NtIFinis. 10 l9-d&Sl2t
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Sam L Cary, Dealer in Paper Material
fRAGs, ROPES. BAGGINe Ac.l sontb Fr.nsr :.
doors West OF Old Market buys small as well az
'oi - TUE, ia Q-nHn,