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SALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARAT0R- rn..Liz.

SALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This macbin.
was invented and patented by by g. g. Salmon of H.
Hnos and whereveri it has been exhibited has tai
Grass Seeds. 1iA Gnu
The first Silver M edal ed to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair In New York. and the frst prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adopted BY the Richmond city millers who r,com.
mend 1t as the best machine known for separatin .
cookies and ether impurities from whest IL will re
parate any two seeds of different size or weight in
simple In its construction. and easily kep in ordsr
1t is peculiarly adapted to farmers uses as it require
but little power to work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in use
1t can be furnished at the following prcea viz.
For farmers Machine that will clean Is 10 So bust-
els per noui. ......:......:.....-..... $50
For farmers Machane that will clean so to
oo bushels per hour. ................... SIS
For q farmers Machine (srrangcd for horse
powerl that will clean so bushels per hour 20
For Miller's Machine that will clean so to so
bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p5
For Millers' Machine that will clean so to
10 bushels per hour. 1oo
For q Millers Machine that will clean I25 to
= LOO bushels per hour. ..............,. $50
For Millers Machine that will clean $50 to
1oe bushels per hour...................... zoo
address RIO. M ANDERSON
Commission Merchant, Richmsnd Va
N. b-County Rights will be sold on reasensbIs
$50 - ne <o-<awtsl r. MA
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p1sgoLUr1ous. Go.

nISEOLUTION or CO-PAkfNEk-
IL SHIP Toe CO. partnership hssstofore sxistins
between the undermined, under the nrm OF
s0th Of Jure, haviae disposed Of their buaness 10
SIMPSON l. BA9NALL.
Those Indebted to the late firm, are reqne1ea 70
settle ther accounts 1t and the debts OF tue
concsrn win be paid by JOHN WeiGHTr
JNO WRIGHT, yR,
JAS. B. WRIGHT.
Ri,hv>on6 Juiv & 1885
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By order,

R. E. HUGHsON, Picket Agent
B.-For the information of the public It is
deemed proper to state that there is daily lire of
stages from the terminus the road Danville to
Greensboro Passengers for Milton and Yanceyville
will leave Richmond Mondays. Wednesdays, and
FRIDAYS. ~
je 26 R. E. H.
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INNINGS THAT 7 H,VI;
VALLEYS MAGICAL PAW :

y ThACTUK VIII subdue pain ana =, u
from the seversst burn: or scslds, 10 han n,'ssa
scar; 1t efectually cures Fever Sor.. a. Ut.
.Rheum, lnfammatory Rheumatism. Cn,,i rus ~
Bruises, Ssald Head, Corns and Buuo,. .ss
Sprains. Swellings. Felona, Chilblsin. pa'lf,ss
sects. Bwelled and Broken BTssst ooa,,as
s E,spton: s and a, Other nd
This article 10 now pat up In blus u, vsa'es
new steel plate label, and signed by RpHa
ker, and @. y. Ciiekney 4 90 Propfisto,.
against the numerous eountsrfeits In n,,,I a
store. N
BENNE1T Y BEERS, Drugsists, u. Il.
authorized agents for the sale Of ths ,.,' gs %
style, and they furnish the trade at uronr. h
&c. Retail prise only &c. boz. nj b N y
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=
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
COMMENCING with the 1st day of July,
~ the great mail will be carried BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND tWAsHINGT TON TWICE
DAILY, Except Sunday, then oucs) over the Vir'
ginia Central and Orange and Alexandra Railroad
Passengers by the same trains will be carried from
Richmond tn Gordonsviile- IS
NIGHT LINE-REDUCED FARE!
Mail leaves Richmond at 8 p. NJ, and arrives at
Gordonsville ii so P. N. and at Warrington $50 A.
NJ Returning, leaves Gordonsville at II 80 A. H.,
and arrives In Richmond at A. M.
This line, running into Richmond In the morning
and returning in the evening. presents to the travel.
ling community at very low rates the convenience
10 much desired. &
FARE.
Between Gordonlyille and Richmond. .........$22 IS
Do Louisa c. FL. do .......... 90
Do Besverdsm do .......... l.S0
Do Junction do .......... 80
And other points in the same proportion
The day mail train cannot stop except at regular de-
pots. The ght train, both up and down, will stop
at all the usual places except Storr's
For the further accommodation of the travel there
will be passenger attach to the freight train
fom Frederick's Hall to RichmC nd, stopping at all
the u,us places, except Storr's. Rates same az on
the day mall.
The day line leaves Richmond at 6.45 A.. NJ, and
returnsat1 PM.
B.. y. WHiTCOMB. sup't
je 80 Trans. Va. C. Railroad.
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SEA bATHING.-CH E SA P E A X z
~ HALL, HAMPTON, Va Is situated within two
miles of Old Point Comfort with which place hourly
Communication is had by neat and commodiou,
Omnibus of the most modern styles also by Boats,
Hacks &c. The Hall will be open for the reception
Of visitors the 18th of May, at which time the
proprietor hopes to be able make comfortable and
happy the stay of all who may be seekpg health or
pleasure Many improvements have been added,
dreu, shade trees &c indeed every thing that can
conducs to the comfurt of the visitor.
For health and beauty of location, this place Ia I'M
surpassed There il daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
TEHMa a., 81
| FER Oay.. w
! 1er week. oo
Fer Month st............".... . per day.
my 15-Sm r. g. BANKS.
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RUNAWAY.


00n DOLLARS KEWAkD.-h.ssn e :.
SyU away from the subscriber. residing e !, !.
:. E,I, Rs,ti. county North Csrolins, on the stn
M two NEGRO MEN, viz. PHILIP and TIA
PHILIP is dark black, slender man. sop5s w :
p;..uand Va. ia November last i learn no was
rsi,ed 10 or nsar Frederick sburg Vs here his mo-
ther resides which plsce be will probsbiy 20 ri
.;z. With thick lips, feet or 10 inches hish-nas
INN gloomy. dieconte nted countensncs, puI-
r.shnrs A. Mr. Cozen's sale. where he mas
Ii He was raised by Mr.. Csbinsn he nss pro-
bssIv rome to Dinwietie. 90
;.h.r ~ I. am to me here. TO Mr.. 3. 0nADI,
Richmond .s Nnrth Caroline
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TRUE TURF OIL-For old Sores of
Il every description, on Man or Boast One tea.
spoonful equal to an ounce of any preparation
Bruises and Sprsins Ulc.rs and Fsllou, scsId, and
Burns, Bore Legs and Chiiblains, Fresh Cut Wounds,
CrAmP ana letter, Stinga of insects, Wounds un
the Mails, lnnamed Bressta 6landular Tumors Sore
B.ek, Svelled Legs and Stiffness OF Joints.
warranted TO cure, and no damage fromIexpcsurs
70 eolds.
Applied to burns a'lonee, it leaves NO ssar.
rnce 30 and Is ssnts bottle
DOVE 4 CO.,
sole PROPRIETOR Richmond. Va
Messrs Dove 4 Color about seven ysars nv
negro boy, Simon. had ulcer on the shin bons Of
one OF his logs; he had had the very best ad
vce, and the srictest attention rom the aors
h.: been repeatedly poutced and burnt ih csustie
st intervals whilst giving applying medicine he has
been Kept ON low Diet and also kept perfectly quiet
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore wouIS
DO - large a. the palm ofa mans hand aud at other,
no larger thsn half dime, aud even when IL has at
tainod this email size would break out again / he
came certainly discouraged about it, and one das
vhiis In your store, asEsd you what must do for
IL yes gave me bottle Of your Turf Oil and aftsr
esins bottles (by the direetion) 1t was entireir
heaed Previous to the time of using it. he had LOAF
months nom his work, but since he has nave,
iost sineie day. l will add that have expended
es9iessiy on bis limb about two hundred and 6fry
ooLere ana givea me pleasure to ado to the mans
Xos have this testimonial OF the virtues of your Turf
on: Very respectfully, Sc. SHELTON.
eopy-published by permission from ladv Of
nnenyI NH S1-d&cts
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IIACkot,N'o EXCELSIUR BIlTEE

IACkoUN'o EXCELSIOR Bitten
- In justice to r Ii. J4cksop, and inpsllsi y
sense of duty to those afflicted W tn Dypspis q
loss of appetite, i will state that, bsvibl Qsa !
Excelsior Bitters with the happisst effect us
tie daughter, | confidently recommend them ! 4
who are afflicted with the above conpsirit
w. G. FERGLsN
Richmond, April u, 1855
l advise every family to procure these Bitten
They may be found at Z. j Pisot',, A. BOdslsI
s. NJ. Zaehrisson's, Chas. MiIl,raurh, Bsnn..l
Beers. and Alex. Duvais, Druesists, RshnuHt
AL orders promptly attended to. u!
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NEW AND SPI.ENDn

A&2 OFFS s1TIoM I Line o.
STAGES Though fIem Richmond Petersburg
Baltimore, Washington and Alexandria. to White
Sulphur and Sweet Springs in "A days and Salt Sui.
phur in days
On and after the LIST day of July next, we will run
daily line of four horse coaches from the terminu,
OF the Virginia Central Railroad, to the Rockbrid "a
Alum Springs, and TO the White Sulphur Spring,
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot SPRING. with branch
to the All-Hsaling Springs)
Passengers leaving Richmo nd in tn moruins train
OF cars will reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
or warm Springs same day; leave next morning at
day light, and arrive at the Sweet and White Sul-
phor Springs early in the evening
Having all new, first class coach S. fresh teams
selected with great care, and accommodating drive
we feel assured we exte I'D the travelling pub.
nc SUCH facilities for and comfort have never
before been offered or secured on this line
through tickets from Richmond and Alexandria
20 any OF the above named Springs, be obtain
OF any OF our agents. who will always be found at the
Railroad depots of those places.
desired. HARMAN RROWN
my - Proprietors.
Rates of Fare IN connection loih the Tyoinia Central
hanrodd, by Hartman vnd Brotons Stage line
FROM RICHMOND
70 White Sulphur Springs. 90
- ~. so
10 warm SPRING.. Observation-Disclosures D,
10 Detn Alum Springs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
70 hoctbridse Alum Springs. 800. 90
uoAinsSon'... .........................6 Is
Passengers inform ed that we haye rasu ,sa nnr
rates OF fare stated above, aud are scino if
one considers the fare unreasonable to reduc. n
ii lower to sat the times and ,oishes of The tyo
Pa ie HARTMAN x Brown, :
y Proprietors
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tin UNION STEAMSHIP COM
= 1<1A6S PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA

.4Hh UNION STEAMSHIP COM
e2l11k PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA. VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
stea%sr VIRGINIA. Captain David Tesl Steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt Z. Mitchell; Steamer
PENNSYLVANIA Capt. L, Clifford.
One OF these superior Steamers will Issvs Rich.
Inopd, until further notice every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk to re-
eeive freight and passengers Returning leavs Phil
sdeiphis every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
morning at 10 o'clock
These Steemers are now in fine ORDER increased
for the comfort of havin
been added, as also ore room for freight; and we
hope by regularity, dispatch and care in protesting
goods COMMITTED to our charge, to receive an in
crease of patronage
u No transhpmeut by this line
FARE REDUCED
Passage through to New York, aud found ..S8 co
Do do Phi!adelphia. and found, Let
s 90
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found, I'd
p.. 4 co
rassaes to City Point and Norfolk same as by The
River Boats. 80 - ~
Passengers ty this line can stop in Philsd al.
nhia two or three days, and then proceed to New
York by the same ticket
H. Z. FUTILE, Agent,
Jo 1o-li Rockets.
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a Hg nss NOTICE TO IRA
81 S .s1s1zsR@ItssTs.s Y LLERs GnIN "a

sa yH HEsz1 NOTICE TO IRA
SxNX i@z. LLERS GOING
NORTH-The Postmaster General having deemed
1t proper to make transfer of his Mails from the cid
and familiar route via Fredericksburg and AGuis
Greek to Warrington g, long known to the public
one of the ga fest and most regular routes in the Unio
and placed them the circuitous Gordons.
vile, because he could transport them (notwith-
standing loss of tim. to the traveller) greater
number of miles for little less money than By the
present Air Line route it Is due the public to APP
prise then of the fact and to inform them of the
following unrivsled schedules:
Leave Richmond daily ar $50 A M. and 7:S0 P M,
except on Sunday. when the hour is $50 A. NJ. only;
arrive in Washington at P. M. and Nj arrive
in Baltimore at P. M. and 7:90 M.
PRICE OF THROUGH TICKETS.
From Richmond to Washingto 80
10 90 baItI O0
Do do Philadelphia. ............... 8 90
For further information and Through Tickets ap.
plyt JAMES B. WINSTON,
Office Richmond, r. L P. R. r COL
Richmond, July ], 1855 i've
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The Issue of Selden. Withers e. Co.. has been
Gil redeemed at par except about $25 000 still out
standing.
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4 AMI WARRANTS WANlED-lb

4 AMI WAhhAN1S WANIED.-N
~ highest market price will be paid for q, =
and 160 acre LAND WARRANTS, also fa W
Scrip. Persons having Warrants or seres =
will do well to call st WIN. HURLEfs
Exchange Oftica, No Pearl st. Richmofd v
N. Persons living iE the country are I,Fz
iully requested to forward their wsrsHis ~
duly asSenedl By mai OF otherwise. sbs paf
mysef to them. that they shall receive ihs tps e.
mark ct price, and prompt returns In cash q .s'''
az they shall deem proper to direct ne
je 5-Sm WIN. BlNt
The price of Warrsptsis fuctuating snd uai''a
At present am pay ing Sl.i0 per acre
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A CARD.-JOS. WOOD

Il CAhO.-JOO. WOOO-
H. ..s$ WARD, DenGst, hiss removed his
NIHnyOfiee from the United States Hotel
E.E to Governor street, between Main
and franklin, being central and convenient loca.
tcn. He returns many thanks to his friends and pa
for past favors and hopes they will find Il
venieu to extend their professional calls, whilst he
will endsavor to merit the same By keeping In
formed of whatever ID sni useful pertaining to
the science. nv ll--6m
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M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
I'VE subscriber. having recently purchased this
property has entirely rnished the House, and is
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
SUNNI retreat 10 In the county of Abemarle about
ten miles above Charlottesville imm ediately the
Central Railroad and situated in a region of country
unsurpassed for both health and besuty of scenery
being in full view of the Blue Ridge mount ans,
within 80 minutes ride of the great tunnel now con.
structing through the ntain and equally couve-
nisnt to the University of Virginia and Nj optce llo
WIN. p. JARMAN, p. M,
llA 2t-dts Mechum's River.
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: D0LLARS REWARD Ran away

DOLLARS REWARD Ran away
> from the subscriber. las. J.nusry, 2 young
ma 6ooehsnd county. He il of gingerbread color,
,otssr plsasius face; looks down when spo1en &c;
hont feet inches in height; 20 yea-s Old he mas
Sooebsnd at his misu ess', durioe the time He may
bs found perhaps DR.. EreksnboIough's, in Han,
over county, between the other places named I
Iii ma the above reward upon his delivery &C my
factory. Je Ze-Im =. L. :. - =
DTINAWAY.-Rau away from the sub
II .eriber, on the ed May, q NEGRO MAN,
named SAM. He 10 an uncommonly likely fellow,
nnlsrisn and about five feet ten inches high =
n i no doubt about Richmond its vicinity
Will give q reward of Ten Dollars for his apsrehen-
HON and delivery into the jail of Henrico county.
Ia Gi-2swts JOHN HUTCHINSON
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49, FOR OLD POINT, NOR
EsE-h SUMNER ARRANGE

sl-A SUMNER ARRANGE
sMENT-FOR OLD POINT PORTS
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The steamboat CIR.
It's fECk, Captain JOHN DAVIS, will leave the
day and Saturday mornings at ST O'Clock nrecissiv
for the above phases. - p 'oS
Returning. the Curtis Peck will leave the wharf
~ Norfoik every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
nornng at 81 O'Clock, touching at Old Point durins
tee nstnns season, and all the regular landings on
the river both going and returning. - . =
Meals 500. each. = '''''' - 80 ~ '~~o"
j.. so R n uacvINv
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I'HE subscriber proposes opening the
RICHMOND
classical AND MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY
upon the tdsy of October next, to terminal. tbs
10Th Of July following. with the usual vacations.
10 addition to the elements thorous h instruotiop
VIII De gwen In the Ancient and odern Languages
ana Matnematics preparing youth for entering the
the active duties of life NFo1
terms,
Payable senai-dnaraHy in Advance
For tuition in Lstia ana lhems.ics or tho ele-
...........................& $50
r. a., - g
roi to uon In Modern Languages and Drawing, .
extra, EACH. Observation-Disclosures 2o
w. D. STUART.
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Wv = q w.,
Sole froprietors. Richmond. Va

THE MANUFACTURERS SAVINGS
l. BANk will continue to receive Deposite. nm
which they viii pay per cent, PAYABLE semi
q Once Of Deposit at r. Fl MArRY Co.
Q. WORKMAN, Prest
". SiHrok. Treasurer, my 2--d3svA c6m
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.MEDicIEgs
CERTATN T,TTI.,,-

nEDIclEss -
CERTAIN CURE F,D
"kieBMoSD, Nov. q ,ssa COUGN
Al the souEh remedies of ths hsy. .s1s.
teton 10 saving that bsiis.as sad hsassls.
COUGH ELIXIR to be IT, s nRs ArssG
ton o. ths hind now in use. .sa I.. y.a.s;. sss
~ ms s;..l Daw 2, ;,'o sa R.nsDYASww Assss
Witnessed its operation 10 : ron aem To. ~,
Afforded speedy and decided at 40 soash, ss..
1of sale ~ Mrs. A. B. DAW we . RIA ~
Alex. Dsvai. Paterson L Jsei.a ssaasss
Z. ;. rleo.. a. sodeLsr snd Charles 3 4. -
A LIS WELL THAT PSS -. y
Il sst. Riehmondl INV nsw .Il the - WI
FOR such indeed that are nao.ton;
At lest that 10 my notion sis.,
For Westness aod for G,
Gives immediate relief 10 sii'h
Asa medicine. II 10 hard r. l.
si' Leonard'' DOLLAR CosDf,,
Now taks advice, and 90 M, -.
But try IL II you would be ,n.npf
" can be hsd In any Drug,i,.,.
This Termed Dollar Cordial shoS-
Price-One dollar per bottIs
To be had Of L. B. THoMA, R,o.s
Hill. snd OF ali DrnEsistsiD Richmssnssa '', has
THINGS THAT l HAVE ~
= have seen the m st wor.his,, oEA
dfess the most fsshionsbly and ls,y n
| have seen the most talentsa
piers and die druuksrds ''ons nsu tn.
have seen man who bossted mp.,
who were not able to pay their taiInr.o VI asfss,
have seen men who mad. III.
their bravery and DARN Z explicit. soas a.
have seen the same men rnn ,, oso
But have never yet sesn a man non n.
who hsd used A''' conan -
PoLLARD's RHEUMATIC 1,y,
for kheamstiim, Neuralvia. ps,.L iHiAfsf
Bruises, CraDp or every thing of ~. ss,Inis ca
not been speedily relieved. '"' Alnd hu y
Bor sale by PURCELL, LADD m
Deers, Adis h Gray, Duval & Norto ~, s.ns,
I. Z = s.. rhoma'' and Druggists general" H.
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pHODES' EYER Ann ~

zsitteat and Rszitteat FeteTs Feeer dad ~ a.s
ana FeVeT, Dnnb -dgHe, General DsbiSr -
Z Si0sats, and all other foims OF disease wsi.ss
CT mrnon origin in Malaria or Ml.sma I'll
This HATURAL ANTIDoT e, v hich vi1
project any resident or traveller even Ia ma. ~
or swaippy Localities, from any Agus or BiIe,.p
ease whatever. or any injury from eonstsDt,,a
ling Malaria or Miasna.
1t will ina antly check the Agus in u,,,,,.-
have Suffered for any length Of lime from n,.:.
w enty years, 30 that they nssd never 10 ~.
Their chill. by continuing 10 use accords, + ~ ~
tions. The patient at once begins 10 ra,Gs -ss
lite and strength, and continues until n.rm't' W
AID radical cure Is effected f'~'''l
One or two bottles will auswer for ordIOarv ,,.,
some may require more. Directions plur,d /, A.
man, French ard Spanish accompany ssch ho..'
Price-One Dollar. Liberal discounts mad, "a !
trade. JAMES A. RHODES
Providence &
Vi. i1 NEW YoRK, June II M
have msds a chemical examin.tisn Of "Ru A.,
FEVER AND AGUE 6UREn or "As7tuorE ros
RIA, ;" and have tested 1t for Arsenic, Nsr,ur, a.
nine and strychnine. but have nat found D,r.,,
Of either in it nor have fouod any sub.t,u.. !
competition that wou prove injurioa. to n. N
stitution. JAMES z. Chiffon N D Chan,
EVIDENCE OF MERIT
"LEwIsBURG, Union esust7, hl
May 2 1856 I
"MR. JA. RHopEs-Dear Sir: The boz Of M
NC you sent me was ouiy received on the LTD
Abril, have sold about one half Of it; and % AZ
people who have used 1t, are satisfied that bl
cured them. 1t has certainly stopped tbs Ar,
every one who has used it, aud six of the eu.i .,
Of long standing Ny sister, who has had ta
or ak years bacK, and could never get i. stopped
cept by Quinine. and that only as long 80 soc w
takeit. Is now, l think, entirely cured by Iou,
NEEDY. C.. 4 Nc3MI'
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERER
Take ne more Arsenic, Mercury, Quinius R7
fusess strychnine, OF Auti-P erodcs Of any hi
The we'll known in. Efficiency of these noXuu,
sons proves them to be the offspring eitherdh,
medical principles. or of merc-nsIy quast h
only remedy in erste ice that is both sue and s
less, 10 RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale'in Richmond by J. b WOOD, GRUB
Vi APPERsON. and Druggists generally.
10 i0-dar Il ct2m
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Not TO BE BuLLIRD An American citizen, a
merchant of Brownsville, Texas, was stopped
few days ago at the Terry. and he about start
ing for the American side, and for some reason not
state !, taken into the presence of Gen. VOL Al,
Matamoras. That official thought proper to treat
the gentleman In q manner 90 uucvi, that the Let.
ter sent him challenge upon retaining his liberty
Tho valiant General replied that while he was
Governor of Tamaulipas he could not fight him.
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sHi DREN'S Sh0EE.--Just received
AZ !. aver, La asort~ sss @ gu larsas Shoss.-
80, s... ALEX. NILE =
E"Hs . sAa'@ rye 10uiAstursr aAd bsalsr.
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TRUE TURF oIL.-For cid Sore.

New -four Is selling In Weldon, N. c., atsI9
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PnAcTIcAL JOKE OF AN INDIANA correspon.
dent OF the Detroit Enquirer 10 speaking of the In
dams. says: "some OF these Indians are Intense
wags In their way. One of them having given a
trader some annoyance, was told Ia case be was
seen again With bottle, 1t would be taken from
bin. and thrown into the fire. few days after, the
indian appeared with bis pint ask In b 10 blanke,
- usual, but the raider was as coed az his word
and demanded the bottle, which the Indian gave
up and started for the door. The trader threw the
flask Into the stove, and out came the windows,
the trader following close behind. The next time
that man burns q whiskey bottle he will examine
II to see that 1t IL not of Dupont's make.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17
BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT
NJ 1sa NAM STREET.


The Subscribers having bought out the above ousi-
ness, and leased the premises for term OF years.
will se the same 10 ell Its branches
Thev promi.a TO produce fret rate article OF
BREAD, CAKES. CRACKERS. 30 being deter
miaed 20 the beat materials only, eed respect
flly solicit the patropsgs of the friends and cuseo-
mers Of WRIGHT BROS. and the pdblic gene,
rally assuring them that effort on their part snai
be vansins, TO merit public support.
The business carried on BY the subscribers, TOT Sc
veral years kast. ~ No. East Main street. VIII pe
continued a. heretofore, and while they Giicit for
the old concern the farther support Of their nnme
rous friends and customers, they gratefully scsoow
ledge and return thanks for the liberal tsvors
hessoved on them. SIMPSON B AGNALL.
NJ B. Orders from the country for Crsckcrs, e
addressed to either store, will meet with p1ompr
tention. o. d.
A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retul
thanks to their friends and the public generally TO.
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
concern Of Wright L Bros, and take great pleasure
in Recommending to their confidence and patronage
the new concern of SIMPSON BAGNALL
iy Sim WRIGHT l. BROS.