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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-07
DOTOMAC PAVILION, PINEY

- I, W !,
Bile pisce for health and bathing Is now open for
the reception of visitors, with nothing left undone
thst will promote the comforts OF its guests
Many improvements have been made since my
last season. A Lunch Room has been built for the
accommodation Of visitors at all seasonabie hours
day or night; Stables and Carriage Houses have besn
built to accommodate those at distance; Billiard
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Boardi Ten pin Al
sys end Baths have all been improved, and free
to pistoys only thankful to the public for their
patronage the last two sessons and hope to see my
old friends and many new faces the coming season.
The Pavilion shall be clean and well kept. Chill
dren with Whoopins Cough and MeaaIes will not be
admitted a. boarders. ~ fs = ST.. 4
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day, o. for three days ls1s than a
weeI, 81 per dsyi ~ the week 80; By the month
81 q per day. w. w: DIX, Proprietor.
Letter boxes have been placed on all ths steamers,
for the accommodation Of visitors. 10 25-lm
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FOX HIkE-By the month"; first rate
4 Dining Room Servant. Apply 10 "so
"D KENT, PAINE 4 co.
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WILLIAMS Il BROTHER.

w lLLlAMS Il BROTHER,
Corner Of Cary and Pearl streets
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
H4v1ns this day Tecommerc bus,ness at their old
stand. as GENERAL AGENTS, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, beg leave to offer
their services to their friends and the public ssne.
reilly. in these capacities Their long exosriencs
snd the opportunities they have had of ipfaIu1inr
themselves as to the markets. and the general NJ
Hsrides OF this one particularly, will thew tbink
enable them to give good account of whatever con.
sienmeuts they Ray be favored with :
Ihsy propose to do exciusivels Commission Bu.
accounts will be and balances paid In cash
directly sales closed r " s"
They are actively makng arrangements In save "a !
parts OF the country, which they think will yerv
soon epabie them to offer their old castoners yery
desirable stock OF leading and staple Goods. useu
Haiiy suited TO this market, They hope TO merit n
fnii restoration of the patronage OF their frisnds
both consigners and buyers - 10 90
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Ashlock Mr.. Mary 3
Alien Mrs Mary C
Allen Mrs Geo G
Adams Mrs Ellen j
Barker Mrs Sarah L
Brown Mrs Mary
Bowls Mrs Mary
Rishup MRS L "
Burke Mrs J ulia A
Bollington Mrs David
Bs:hei Mrs c
Raruy Mrs C r
Briggs Mrs Clara q
Blundell Mrs Charlotte
Cor ken Mrs Pleasant N
Csrnsll Mrs Nancy
Cain Mrs Mary
Clarke Mrs Margaret r
Connins Mrs
Davis Miss Mary A
Dunton Mics L
Dryer Mas Elizabeth
Evans Mrs Louisa A
freeman Mrs 8
Ford Mrs Hester A
Fisher Miss Elisa
Green Mrs Susan
Glenn Mrs MsrgsretJ
Gary Mrs Mary A
GiHsco MIS- Mary
Holland Mrs Mary
HAYWOOD Mrs N e
Harnin Mrs J oicy r
Howard Mrs Ellen
Hitchcock Mrs E G T
Hurison Mrs Eliza
HIND Mra
Irwin Mrs Harriet 7
jacob Mrs Ann A
Judar Mrs Ere,
Johnson Mrs Mary J
J,ckson Mrs Adeiine
johnson Mrs Sarah w
Jordan Mrs Susan p
Kilby Mrs N A
Lamb Mrs z Y
Lord Mrs Laura
Lissan Miss e X
Muller Mrs C
Mundy Mrs Z 2
M arion Miss Rosa
Meriwsther Mrs l. NJ
Nelson Mrs Z A
Nelson Mrs M 8
Ovens Mrs jana
Porter Mrs A Z
Perdue Mrs A
Pellet Mrs 4
Phillips Mrs. G
Phelps Mrs z
Pau, Mrs l. A
Pepper Mrs M w
Richardson Mas II
Rodgers Miss e
Richardson Miss l. A
Saunders Mrs M r
Shepherd Mise Lucy
strsttou Mrs Jane 4
Smith Mrs Ann e
Stone Miss v A
Shields Miss v A B
Shepherd Miss M 4
TJler Mrs Susan A
Trowers Mrs 5 A
Thsnpson Mrs Mary c
Thonp,on Mrs Mary l.
Talley Mrs Mars A
Tlllson Mrs 81 H
Walker Mrs s A
Wsithall Mrs Va Z
Wharton Ms Luoy II
Wallace Mis- E 5
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WHITE LINEN GOOD S

1914 WHITE LINEN G 0 o d S
Il eI4e FOR THE 4TH OF JULY have now
open good assortment of White Duck Linen Frock
Coats, do. Paatt White and Fancy Msr.eilles
also Fancy Marseiles. China Silk and black lpaca
Frocks and SscsE Fancy Cashmere do; Linen and
Checked Msrseilles Pants. NV stock OF FLrn ishlns
Cisvats Neck Ties, Gloves, Socks, Handkerchief,
Collars, Shirts Gsuze Merino Shirts. &c. Those 10
T @ c sh ali Cloth and
"'s''' i' id GOODMAN,
jy3 1874 Main st. opposite Eagle Square.
NEW BOOKS NEW BOUkS.-Ab-
In bolts History ofNapoeon onspar TEL 2 vols; il
lustrated-price $5
The Wrinkles. the Merry Monomaniacs; by the
author of Wild Western Scsnes-75.
The Brief Rsmarker on the Ways of Man; by Ezra
sampson-$I Is
The Con.crpt, or Tale of the Empire, by Alex.
Dumss-St.
Miles Willing ford by Fennimo,e Cooper-St
A Common Place of Thoughts, Memories and Fan.
cies; by Mrs Jauson-75
The Golden Reed or the True Measure of True
Cburch-SI
The Two Guardians, Kenneth and Castle Build
ers; by the author of Heir of Redciy tfe-each rs
Lamartine's History of Turkey--St.
Travels in the Chinese Empire; vols; by Hue
price 81.
Grace Lee; by Julia Kavauagh-S
The Summer Land; Southern Story-75.
The Missing Bride; by Mrs. 6outhworth-St 25
Ellen Norbury; By Emerson snnett-SI.
Alone; by Marian Harlan6; last ed-SI 25
Constance Herbert; by Jew3bury-15.
Moredun; Tale of the 1910; by Sir Walter Scott
| 50 cents
Dickens New Stories and Pi.kvick Psperx
| each SO.
Hsrpers' Magazine for June, and Story Book num-
| Der q.
No. oil Broad Street.
Je ~ HAROLD l. MURRAY.
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CTOCKS FOB SALE.
~ $4,000 Virginia State per cent.
5000 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Mortgage
Bonds.
ALSO-Ceutra and South.side Railroad Bonds
Always on hand. FIRST class Securities
Land Warrants wanted.
iy s-sod4t c. w. PURCELL co.
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pUkE OLD MADEIRA WINES
= We are daily expecting per chip Nancy Plsis
ment OF genuine Madeirs Wines Of the very finest
quslites 10 part Of the following celebrated kinS,
VIC reserve. SerceaI,
aahete Buai
Superior Old Reserve, Mslmsey.
EAus DO, Paihetinho,
cnoce OG adeira, at prices ranging from IS TO a.
All these Wines are from the famous hou.a or 0i;
veira pasies Although we have been DOM r.
sneEs Tor them now nearly seventeen va.rs W..
have not hesid one sagie eompla ut OF the vinss
have had from To en-. 80 "s' We
Whatever of the above we do not recsjv. n ~.
invoice aiiuded to, We will taxa pleasur, in tskjns
orders for They can be furnished either Ia WAL
hail. quarter. or eighth casks (later Ia sslIa,s ~
about two months WILLIAMS 4 BROTHEe
n .. we sell these Wines with full warrsats
u lnsy 90 nor Please on receipt and trial we y IN
jyS 80 : - ~ "a NJ nasssss.a
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a CARD.-JOS. WOOD
WARD, Dentist. has removed his
nm.a Srar, fha rypitsH Qfnkaa HofA1

0IHYNyOhacs from the United States Hotel
irfE to Governor street. between Main
and Franklin, being central and convenient loca-
ton. He returns many thanks to bis friend. and pa
irons for past avors and hopes they will find It
venient to extend their professional esls whilst he
will endeavor to merit the same By keeping In
formed Of whatever new and useful pertaining to
the science. nv ll-6m
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ZINE ROGERS, WOSTE N HO l. III
a AND OTHER CUTLERY, OPPOSITE AmERI-
CAN HorEL-ROBERT McNAMEE respectfully
calls tn. attention of his customers to his superior
stock of Rszors Knives Scissors, Dental and Surgi.
cal Inscrume ats of his own and foreign manufacture
together with variety Of goods in his line, which
he wi sell very low.
~ B -Razo.s sold at my store will all be warrant
ed TO shave we'll.
All kinds of Cutlery and Instruments put in COM
plets order is 15-Im
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LADIES' LIST.

Esq LIST.
A
Atkerson Mrs 8 C
Apperson Miss Sarah l.
Anderson Mas Andrew
b
Billups Mira E F
Blankinship Mrs Eliz
Burlington Mise Maria
Browne Miss Mary V
Britain Miss Amanda A
Blair Miss 8ettis
Butler Miss Catherine
Barlow Miss Giibreth
Bleunsr Mr. Margaret
Coghill Miss Va
Collier Miss Ellen M
Collier Miss Ann
Currier Mi ss Lucy L
Crutchtield Miss Martha 4
Duke Mrs Ellen L
Dalton Mrs Fl III
Dsmsey Mrs Margaret
e
Folks MrsJ A
Fitch Miss Mary
@
Green Miss Emelina
Good wicx Miss Ellen
Gary Mas l. J
II
Hersman Mia Georgia
Hoeksday Miss Lucy E
Hantins Miss Lettie P
Hughes Miss Mary G
Harvey Miss Mary E
Hope Miss Prisoilia
Holiday Mrs P atsy q
Irwin Miss Mary A
johnson Mrs Polly
johnson Miss Ann Il C
Joseph Miss Mary r
Jarvis Mise Farnie N 2
johnson Miss Eliz'h nj
Jackson Miss Caroline
K Fl.
L
Lea Miss A P
Loyal Miss A M
Lodge Miss nj P
M
Myers Miss c II
Myers Miss Harriet
Miller Miss C T
Norvell Mrs S 8
Peasley Mrs M
Paneil Mrs P
Pews Mrs . Il
Patton Miss r U
Peters Miss C
Palmer Miss Ellen 2
r
Robinson Miss A
Robinson Miss b A
sexton Miss Mary
Smith Mrs Ann
Steane Miss Jane L
Shelton Mics A w
Sharp Miss Eliza z
Street Miss Belle
r
Taylor Mrs A A
Thomson Mrs Mary
Turner Miss Lizzie B
Tiusiev Miss j r
Tint Miss Aan C
w
Woodcock Miss Elizsbet &
Wsshineton Mrs s A
Weiss Miss J josephine
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! AND WARRANTS WANTED-The

I AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The
~ highest market price will be paid for 40, 30 49,
and 100 acre LAND WARRANTS, also for Ian
Scrip. Persons having Warrants Scrip to SELL
will do well to call st VIM. HURLEY'S
Exchange Office, No 5 Pearl st. Richmond Va.
N. Persons living il the country respect
fully requested to forward their warrants. {when
duly sssgned) by mail or otherwise, and l pledge
myself to them that they khsll receive the highest
mark ct price, and prompt returns in cash or checks
a. the y shall deem proper to direct me. s
lie 5-Sm VIM HURLEY
The price of Warrsntsis huctuating and unste ady
At present am paying Sill per acre.
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L. PEI B E r T OF

Il. BERTON,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale (for Cssh) the follew
" lowing Goods
Seine Irvine, all Nos; Seine Thread al, Nos.
Seine Lines. various lengths and sizes
Cotton Cordage Bed Cords; Leading Lines, all sizes
Carpet Warp, all solors
Cotton Yarns; Cotton Batting, all numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards all No mbers
Dupont's Sporting Powder
Shot, ell sizes
English and American Gun Caps
With well seleeted assortment OF GROCERIES
suited to the Trade-all, or any part of which, will
be sold at a very small advance for easb 10
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OF REMoVAL.-M, L

NOIICE OF II T. NJ y a In. l..
IN STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor, takes this method
TO inform his friends and customers that he has
moved temporarily to the corner of Sd and Broad
streets, opposite Mr.. Mark Downey's where he will
be pleased to see them all; and at the time of.
erng his entire stock of Clothing and piece Goods
at prime cost prior to his removing bis old stand
again as soon AZ rebuilt. M. L. STRAUS,
nv 1l-2mf Corner Sd and Broad sits.
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fLhOFiAN ouAnO. MEAICAN GUANO.
j. s. REESE, -
Aeent for Selecting Pu, chasing and Foytpnydfng
PERUVIAN, MEXICAN AND OTHER VARIETIES OF
GUANo.
OFFICE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUILDING,
BALTIMORE, MD
The advertiser guarantees to furnish the above
Fertilizers all of the bet qaslitIes to Consumers
u Orders forwarded to the above address will he
promptly executed. is l5-dS c6m :
HOKE-P RICE REDUCED.-From
LUMP COKE will be reduced to % sents per oushel.
Consumers pro sing this most excelant And
convenient fuel next winter will do we'll TO avail
Themselves Of this temp orsry reduction its cost
je 2-ts JNO. j WERTV Aser,
WILLIAM T COLEMAN a. CO
~ sH IPPIN @ AND COMMISSION MER.
ChANTS, CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREET, SAN
York. w. cOLEaAN.
HENRY CARLTON
J. II. WILLIAMS
Mr. COLEMAN IL IN New York. and will give shi D.
~ EXCHANGE ON San Franeisco for sale by
WIN T. COLEMAN
10 S-u 81 Waii greet
TOBACCO AGENCY.-G ENE.
l. HEATH l. ALLEN, San Francisco. California
and lS4 Front st., New York. sell Tobacco Oh CON-
mission direct from aud per Ct the Viz
manufacturers. and to whom refer.
Messs Edmond. Daven port Co.. Richmond will
reply to any questions and transact any business for
our house.
Having established branch Of our house in N.w
fofs. oar resident partner In that city viii give lis
personal TO the recsving trsnshippns and
securing the lowest rate OF freight free of mis-
sionl ON ell goods consigned 70 our San Irsnciaco
house. no ls-dkw WV
@npN nRnnMC. p.,r,1 D.L.- -
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N Els TIN DEMONSTRATED y
~ THE PLANETS OR ASTROLOGY Prs
sor LEO. SOUND may be consulted ON matters of
portance in the wonderful lwoek If Astrolog, r.
ceiling all particular events of human life, bOIn y
Of husband. wife, or intended, children also nh
business, situations, estate, honor, or dissrsss
tuin; of sick ness, the nature and cause; slsO si
Of life, and manner of death of friepds tue
false journeys, law suits; absent persona dead or
of theft, or things lost; substance lent or d.nr
ed; wife or husband living from each other, iE
return. -l4.a
TERMS: 50 cents each for Ladies and 0tnI,@
Madame Helm may be consulted at the same FE
She foretelis by the cards-25 cents for sda
sents for gentlemen.
apply In Adams' Valley. doors from coJns
lotn, on Poplar street-OBce of AstIoIosy oy.
lie 9-dim%t WV " Fl
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RUNAWAY.
D0LLARH REWARD.- II

= DOLLARS REWARD Kan away
q from the subscriber. last Jsnuary = yo 1.s.
ma 3 psn,ed TON. bsionging 10 Mr. u 3. And ,sr
"a Gocehfand COUNTY. He 10 OF eiDesiDreaa eOscL.
snst FEET Inches IN hss6i 20 years Old He hss
49, .esn ffeauentIy In and around the effy ana N
eaoochisud at bus mist sss duriss the q No: He nay
over coupty, or between the other places named !
; =: 2, the .e2ss ss 5sTs.' upon HAYo
~ DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away
III last Friday night, the 18Th June, negro psn
named PETER, about 81 or u years ole, about 81
1u fses has scar on his reck, under the left ear
w;Ij nav the above reward for his delivery to me,
on Brooke Avenus, between Gay snd c rskh
jy 3-4sf = n-nnM -
DUNAWAY.-Ran away frcm the sub
II scriber. on the 22d May, . NEGRO NAN,
shout twenty-two years old, of dark, gingerbread
com pl exien and about i've feet ten inches hign =
He 10 no doubt about Richmond or rs vicinity. !
will give reward Of Ten Dollars for his apprehen-
.ion and delivery into the jail of HenIco county,
IjeII-2swts JOHN hOTGHEsON-
nj INFORMANT NOTICE TO n
Ill BOOT AND CATER WEAREkS.-
Frou, fi!tee ZEN to twenty per cent. saved By buy
ips from j. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
French Calfskin Patent Leather Caters 30
est ouslity Enssh Kid Caters. .S5V
Riack and Drab Cloth Gain j y
French Calfskin and Lasting 0siters. ........SS5
Molestin Hats, best quality. 30
MoIeskin Hats second quality .........SOo
Fashionable Silk Hats.
Terms cash. 1871
- REM VAL.-McCON-
a. NELL sgRTo ~ 5 1Es I'll IT'S.
above their old stand and opposite
o Corinthisn Hail. nav % II
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THE HUHUENOT SPKINGS.-Ih b,

-
i subscriber respectfully announces to the public
the last season received extensive improvements
and been put into Thorough repair, was opened for
the reception OF visitors On the goth inst. Every
effort will be made to prssent even more than TIL
ordinary induceme nts of former years and In this
connection the subscriber II gratiied to state that
Mrs. TUaPIH, who superin tended the domestic ar.
ran gements at the place few years ce, and
whose efficient attention and la5ylfke department
gave universal satisfaction has been Te.engaged,
and, with corps OF servants, In Ielectins who
usual has be5u bestowed will offer her services
to the guests The stflstt st attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin arrangements. to 0bVi-
ate every annoyance aIa rt mote In the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure OF the visitors. A
band of Aklful Musicians ass been engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other OF Amusement. will contribute to make
these Springs place of hsalthfu and agreeable
taxation.
Tue waters sulphur and chsly beats, and third
combining the properties of the other two, which ID
also used in the bsth house. They fer
blage of lid toncs and gentle Alternatives whose
beneficial effect has been sgnally shown in nume-
Instances in which worn and de- ilitated frames
have been submitted to thsir Influences and their fl
cheney in the of ladies' and children, has been
more conspicuouslly marked.
The Hugusnot Springs are in Powhatan county,
fl ON hch place tnev are ecces sible by the Rich
mond aid Danvls Railroad, which passes within ak
miles; line of Omnibuses sent from the Springs,
conveying visitors over tina space.
FARE-S1 IS per day; SO per week; $50 per month.
Children over and under II years of age, and ser
wants, half price.
j. S0-ts DAVID MOORE
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NEA BATHING-CH Z SA P E A x E
~ HALL, HAMPTON, VA, is situated within two
miles Of Old Point Comfort with which place hourly
communication is had BY a neat and oommodious
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also BY Boats,
Hacks &c. The Hall will be open for the reception
proprietor hopss to be able to make comfortable and
happy the stay of all who may be seeking health
pleasure. Many improvements have been added,
such cottages for families play grounds for chill
dreu, shade trees &c; indeed every thing that n
conducs to the comfort of the visitor.
For health and beauty of location this place 10
surpassed. There Is daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond. Norfolk and Baltimore
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n III nero Is uO pIdC6 w
IA spend hour, free of cost, more pleasantly
in Richmond, than OSBORNE'S splendid DA
GUERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
may be great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPES, well worthy the attention
of visitors. NO PAINS or EXPENSE has been
spared TO make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
We are always PrsPsrsd to put up licensees in
every style and at PRICES that DEFY competition,
Always on hand, GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS
Pearl, Shell. and Morocco CASES, every descrip.
ton. OSBORNE'S GALLERY
fe z Opposite Exchange Bank.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, RIoaMoEp. VI
A ramor having bscome current thar IN .,.
.Sosr nsd rsi,n9ashsd the proprietary Of the
9siesn noiei ne ia % this mode Of 10 or mios hi.
sa.s de begs to assure his patIoas that shs . ,ns
sAIe ana attention shall be shown them in fntn,a
heretofore mas gained ths ir liberal pstronsse -
: je So--a&sim ,a0., sMira,
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T'HREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL.
Il ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER on
HrH AMI STREET, CHURCH HILL
FOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR RENT.-The cor
ner house is finished, has rooms aud commodious
Kitchen. Is ready for tenant now. The other two
are smaller. and will be finished in few DAYS Thjs
10 Desirable property, and will be sold or EXCHANGES
tor young negroes upon terms to please ShonIa n
sale or exchange be made the property wilt be rent
ed and TO good tenants the rent will be low
side - - S~'H' ooe'u'
Appiyto GEO. WOoDFIN.
Je Znts Gene al Agent and Coll, r,ar
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TODD'S FAMILY BAcON.--,000 400
= lbs Todd's superior Family Bacon--hoy yo,rS
For sale by CHAs. T. WORTHAM l. co.
ALSO,
oeV Todds extra cured Hsms-imalI sizs
% hhds Western Sides and Shoaiders 4
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.
MI RS. WOOLHOUSE offers her SER

IVA vices to the Medical Faculty and the Laiies Of
Richmond as Leecher and Cupper. and trusts by
siduous attention to me rit their kind patronage
" Mrs w. may be found at all times at her resi-
dence on 10th street, in the rear Of r. 4. DuvaPs
Drug Store.
B.-The best imported Leeches constantly
ceving and for sale. Also, Ladies' Bandsgss
hand and made to order fs %
light over the door. from o'clock till morning.
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K6ur%Yrsvrwu~
60 -A1SANANa9
"TfRR1H E1R TTTT T
III .a...a,. 49, ~ D"UA1LAa COkDTIT>
- ~. - Y9laal Coidisl, for Gravel, ol...a
H znal, ~ d' - ron, inprudeBee ri,.
10 .i i.e tns you shouid not dssp..
4 as,I nos .l ss., some people az
aoasI ooSshe NOT enough to p.,,
mwnloitcnate boys. yell ron may soss,
I~o ~ . n o 700 much for fueh dose.
rssIOse qohsf per bottle -4
ri, 10 se had Of Z. b THomA., Broad sts,., H..
Elll.. sno Of al Drssssfs 10 Richmond. s.:sss
HyRIJE TTIRF TtTT - T. -
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MAGICAL PAIN n

IL TRACTOR will subdue pain and mas
from the seversst burns or scalds, In frora oaI
twenty minutes and will heal the wouods v Sas
scar; il effsctuaily cures Fever Sores, Pls, -
Bruises, Scaid Head, Corns and Buniona Erys.s.sga
8prsins, Sveliings, Felons, Chiiblsins Rifs,sssa
sects, swelled and Broken Breast, Sore NJ,
Eruptions. and all other inasmmatory and cu,as,.s
diseases, where the parts affected can be rssss.sa
This article 10 now put up Ia blue wrspp.,, =
Esw steel plate label, and signed by balts
ksr, and O. y. Ciickney 4 Co Proprietor. IT,
against the numerous oounterfeits in nearly Nc
store. II WI
/ BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, are a,..
authorized agents for the sale Of the senus,,9
style, and they furnish the trsde ct propriett,s
es. Retail price only 25c. q box. NH A-aLP
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TACKSON'S, EXCELSIOR BITTER
- In Justice to K II. Jackson, and inpellsd !,
sense of duty to those affiic ed with Dyspep.. y
loss of sppetite,- ~ill state that having u,si !
Excelsior BitteIs with the happiest effect on nj
who are afflicted with the above complaint.
w. G. FERGUsM
Richmond, April 70, 1855 III -
advise every family 60 procure these Bitten
9. NJ. Zachrissou,a, Chas miflspaush,s Bsnus
BeerS, and Alex. Duva's, Drusfisus, kiehmtnt I
All ordars prom ptJy attended to. tI
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MOSQUITO NErllNeo
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RN.-l0O0 bushels s'F's0
~ White Corn. for sale BY o,pngss
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pSvirs precisely - . Dolphin moves tic pee
toral hps led me more than once 70 cast my eyes
under bis long tailed coat in search Of sophin-
Ike eaudal sppend.ge. and suggested that be
might bsve bad an existence in that remote perioA
when. according to VAthek. Holland Wa all s.eer
and the ancestors Of the present inhabitants al n'n
Not everywhere IS In the canals OF Rotserdsm
ran one behold sailors mounting the rggisg OF
l,fy ships and bancling the sails With pipes 10
their mouths, But when ! saw my Hungarian
neigbbor At The THREE Lions coDplscentiy shaving
himself with huge meerschsam suspended IRON
hi, teeth in the manner Of 8 Telsn iute, verify
,housht the Mont Blanc Of achievements IN that
direction was attained
Wheat, however, is the staple pro1uct OF Lover
Hungary. That produced in the banma' Is OF
superior quality and always commands higher
price in The London market than even Tie o-st
Gene.ee. From il is prepared the excellen bread
which the traveller finds st Pesth snd IN many OF
the German cities Par par,nthe,e may state
az the lsst development connected With the nege
tis,ions in Vienna. the important fact tntt the
baker u his Imperial. Royal Majesty, Francis Jo
teoh who i. qsite as cunning in his way - the
a.tuts diplomats of Vienna, Was not long ago sent
out 10 England with Instructions relative 10 Ger.
t.in improvements In tue egIsine Of W;nd'or, and
intended 10 furnish better pabaiE. for the royal
parents and their progeny.
Ou.ry-whether il is more congeniA TO t1e
British Lion and more sanitary for his Con'ptu-
ton 10 consume bread prepared Ia Hdpsosrg
ard typical of losyes and hshes, or 10 est dlrt ~
the hand OF the parreaa Nspole n :