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take pleasure mentioning for the bonohf Of those ahet
cd with have been entirely relieved o hh
drinking Gaynets sulphur water nave
been aborng for six years greater par o
the time djccd milk, which frequently dlsor
lrrpd my eonfne to my bed FOR .V
oral days came up Coyner last sunmer carter nyhg
other celebrated watering places without being bene
atted 40 be sbeto walk TO the spring Amer
remaining scvern uaing the water Freely was 40
nch be able take long walk tt ho top o
an adjoining mountain have been improving gradually nn
III now can moderately Of what pcane and attend to
my domestic without suffering ut all from The .ker
MAhALhu hNi'his
LYNCIIBuRG, September 2lsi, 1856.
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BALTIMORE.
nn. MILLS MEDICAL OFFICE, u..eL

ulR. MILLS MEDgCAG. OPFgCE, g,erk 1n-
II hmary Bamore-Instituted, A. d. 1s29 No 81 South
tiog street at,wors tnsar the Post Ohiee ACUREiNSUR
I'd OR No FEE REouIRED-Dr. Mills nm experiepced
Ply Of tho Aiopa,he School, be eonkdsfia
suited In all cases OF private natur. disease
No Moasy Rqairsd Cure EfectedA practical
peroneo oi over 70 enables Dr NJ In
The shortest puash'e To II safely Effected
7bs Tsfray extensively celebrated for the ecetunl
all classes of Secret Diseases established
this city reuge from eu,ckery 90 ago
The H9h Rpsf1oa. OF this Institution would
uoco not for the here for
the charaans who flourish largely the prints and
with whom our city II oyerstockod. -
iRicted be por Guard would injury neeu.
mary loss aud disappointment early medca aid wtere
professions promises than he viii honorably
Secondary aud Ghrose fhe symptou.
Throat liberation Of the Mouth Itching about
the Nose botches Eruptlona the skin tpon tbc
perfect Constitutional cure OF tho oldest and OF
tueh br NJ IL willing stake his
The Triumph f seienssrhe l)r M IN re.or
Ing strong and manly vgor, the
ton and removing speedily all debility injury incurred sro,
certain secret habit unsurpassed by dseoye Of the
Eeobed Manhood May hero find restorative And
thousands from their have realized the fruon Of
hpo which from the failure of Quacke IN their hitherto
nuitlesa search, had become almost oxiipguahad.
fdranfaesSV IfeaftHenNo pot 'onous compounds
curry or Noxons Drugs used In his practice
To F,adissLong experience IN he treatment of Female
Affections, Nervous daeases, &c, qualities TO afford
i1rig RsiC aud effect Cure In tho dfcnt cases Com
saefedly guarded and with skill
aud dolcacy.
IN MN Grea rrerentre This egn Remedy appllca
ha to either will be sent duly prepared by mail on To-
eepl OF 80 by femtting &lO prescription
Distant persona cured AZ homo, by addressing DIR j. n
MILLS, BAIIihoRI doters post pad) Medicines ssnf m
any dircc'ion by mail or express.
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PHILADELPHIA.


u~s AYERS PILLS. For MI sle
4
~ PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PLY
Vf$S ~ s1C-rhere has long existed n public
demand for effective Purgative PIN
which could be relied Oh as snre and
A(A. perfectly safe In lts opsrati.u. This has
been prepared to that q smand, and
E~- an extensive trial ofits virtues has con.
H(T~u6SDEA -, clunvoy shown with what
ksA--~.-.- complishos the purpose designed. II 10
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- who desire obtain full and roabol nformaon re-
spectng Singers Sewing Maehinestcr price capabilities
sles method Of working means of procuring
all other parcuarscan do 8" by applying NJ our
office No Brnadwny York by letter In person Tor
SINGERS GAZETTE This paper Is devoted entirely
a Sewing Machine interest. Copies viii be supplied
gratis TO all Interested
N NB-The unparalleled of Sowing Machines
has induced several dneni Limitations OF ton besides nn
arrangements If paensIt which we own SIX
of patents have recohty
decided in the Y Chcnit Court OF New
York and New Jersy the great principle OF
nR fabric To b. sdd 10 e surface Of h machine
yicdnR which Ia used in all sewing maehhes
has been fully established The Wheeler q Wilson, and
lie Grover Baker sewing Machines as We aegc each IN
fringe three distinct patents owned by We have SUITS
aFalus Them in So, eral of Couis which Will foun
tried hereby the public not 10 buy any IN
ringing Machines they can he compelled by lnw 10 stop
using them. aud pay cost and damages
y Local Agents will lie wanting to make sales Of our I'M
sew ing machines persons property qualified tor
the business a opportunity for profitable aud pleasant
employ meut Is offered.
New improved machines exchanged on liberal terms Tor
old machines of every kind NJ. SlNfflt ~
Principal Office, }23 Broadway New \ ork,
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6yD.PAs AssTNEa.aAAss sDTfE.-bHe UNDER
signed this day formed cuparnorshp In tho city
If New York under the firm # BRu MMEL IElS
for the purpose r1psacng Commission business Tor th'
sale of and LEAF ToBAC co COTTON FLOUR
tp ny mud nroduce generally Ipe.tion 90 street
Having ample means prepared to make liberal hn
vanre aud uc consigned to us for sale
in NV York shipments through MeSsrs A. L. Royster Bro
4 Gu Richmond, Va will h. forwarded free of charge
JOSEPH BRU MMEI, Of Richmond.
A. L. RDYSTER, OF New York.
J. b ROYSTER, of Richmond
xty YORK January l. le56 Jan 25dGm
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Once q the south side Railroad Co.,
PfrrRspuno Iune lp ls5b
e. = n AAA EulsUT PER- GENT COu-
sNbDVsVNbV pom BONDS FOR SALE-fmN
thousand dollars Coupon Bonds of the South Side Railroad
Go" bearing an interest of cent annnm rnyhhr
semi annually IN, bonds of $500 and e 900 ami
payable at the option of the purchaser the lat nuai
sd ls6! s66 ls6f They issued by authority
the khodrs general moc"g held The 10Th iue aud
In pursuance the General Assembly nj Virginia
passed March secured by mortgape on the Road
and all Ia property Apply TO WM rANNlLL
20 President
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

vWN1aE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, ,
II Manufacturers and Dealers In GtNPOW DER having
reduced their to correspond with the reduced 81 OF
Sapetrc offer their well known brands of Eec
Indian Rife Kentucky Rifle Powder In kegs and can
Gunpowd'r for blasting and miunr comprising
full Of qualities and kinds required by the trade
guarante Il to give entire satisfaction.
The standard of their POWDER, which has enjoyed the
highest reputation for than twCnyH live yehs VII be
unsurpasscd by other manufacture In the world
by the principal Dealers and also at the office Of
the Company, No. 80 Wall CO. Water street New York.
A. q. HAZARD, prcst
A. f. DOUGLASS Sec'rA,
may 2ld6n Is. NJ. p, & col
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u SION MERtHANIS, No. ~ FRONT SIT et, New for'
o. Liberal advances consignment.
Mr. INNISC. ADAMS would be pleased to hear fran hi
friends at this house JAMES A, CONNOLLY,
an 93dly ROBT NJ ADAMS
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

ssznxs1s5h DIR. HOBEtsE EARIN, Dentist,
IFSISA has removed his Office door above his resi-
lily YYv sdeuce. on VAIN ST. and square above
Dbre's Hotel ian l.dts
mr.. E. g.. sskEENI,EE a. offer. his profession
~ Al SERVICES to the citizens ynchburg vicinity
Office on alley between Main and Friends archousc,
idly
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NIENuSAN l.eANO.-Dry and In hnr order,
lVu 80 a aud "A 4" brands being shipped TO us
bA the Importer For sale, to arrive, by
II e UApDY & co,
lla Ia ppIp rp
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"A have hand the above Rcapng Machine which we can
recommend to the Farmer generally the most succcssiu
SctRaker use; il well without choking, ana S
simple and substantially built and truly Labor SAVING MA
chine. Also ubed usseys well kn ReaphE Aaehhe on
an improved Plan.
We would call particular attention to all Farmers tha' m
tend purchasing Threshng Machine, Horse Power ts
coming harvest call examine The kind and qhaF h
manufacturing this and see the many rsiu"
ues Machine used by some OF our
best Farmers in this section Of the country
We them wci made of the best uaterial' anu ~
the substantial mauner and SIMPLE d"fa' an"
ttte Strongest poor ia
Please call address through the Post once HhcI
burg WARE. ROOM Mlin Street. just below inc N'IN'
Hone
uue lldsctsl H. s. WHITTEMORE BRO.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

ltLONER SEED.-rRiMr NEW CLOVER SEED
- for sale the best CRENSHAM a co,
feb 2ats North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
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x-nnru xrmEmnER,NG.-The me, i.,

vxyoWEH REuENBERING.-The f"ct is,
w thar one cheapest well as hc most extensive
Clothing city is the store whereof our
friend Mr. the Proprietor at the corner of
Main and Lynehburg Va Westudy 10 please
may cts ---------------
gA4A ~ Ess~.-.>,i., rino, nt"c" "nd Jeans
~ DRAWER good assortment may be found NJ
McELDERRY'S
,a9vnts New Clothing g. Furnishing House
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EAsI.IoYAELE upUOTsTEKY.

NciBTR{i NAThe undersignot brgs
leave to inform the public that nc continues
hsUPHOLSTERY BUSINESS, aud is pre-
arnd to execute his line of business with neat
,ts and diSratch such PAPER HANGING and tPHoi--
STERy I1npges Sofas Teies Tetes. Easy Ghairs, sc
~ WINnOW and BED CURTAINS made ana itphg'
neatly prrpareG Mattresses made over ana anything
lpnc In the tphpstery line. ...,,
- Al orders thankfully received and promptly attended
to
qnd Nasonic {, WIN LOOSE
may l9-d6m
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TIVE STl IRIS aud ID ra wers, aud other hxhn2s,
-. on ~. WIN. L. PAGE.
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tSECOyn srOCK or NEW e.0oDs.-Wc IN

~ yire the Ladies and Gentlemen to call ana examine H
second Stock of NEW DRESS GOODS which are eH'l'eE
different aud much handsomcT than the Spring syIia "a,
may 2ts Rep. copy J. a. sFIdLEn q W.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-10

PRoT. woof7- HAIA hrsTszAsrv5 - iavite
special attention the ayevlssu. = as as.se IA
smother eotu1a a our Fapez. has been litt.e
less than two years before the rabe ami re, h4 BE-
come from lis intrinsic merit stana-i .eIe upoa the
shelves 5F almost al druggists and The he,tsE Held
says 1t ws,anIs at tae hai Of al reaeies e the
kiad" Morris ths result n NJ surprising when = IS
remembered that distinguished statesmen. ~ei
mary members the reiie profession ileei ladies'
AM gentleman ef The hAaSt iateisen in =! pats
e the country testify that il has and VI" restore the
hair cover the head e the bald, remove al da1iruF AMI
itching ai all diseases Of tae sralP; nd than Al
preserve the har # used fur toilet purposes. n in
color and from falling ont, e any 1icasins age Read
g, try il.
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TONIGHT AT STARR HALL.
To the Iadie. of RichmotG.

Whereas, there IS eviJea,ly ~ Increase OF
in our midst. and We believe.
frequen. violations of the Temperance Law
pass unRoticed By tie civil authorities, we
therefore request all who are wiling 70 unite
in eudeayoring to counteract the tendency 10
Drunkenness in our city. which seems 10 be
a consequence upon the recent decision Of tie
Supreme Court OF our State, on tie Prohibit
tory Law. to meet al the Starr Hail on THURS
dag kgening. the loth instant, A 6 Q clock,
to devise, means to remedy tie evil. Ladies.
the question is before US SHALL We AcT' or,
shall we tame,y submit to h'.Se our Fathers,
Husbands. Brothers and Friends made Dc
mons. and our fondest hopes blasted b. tie
dealers in this hated stuff.
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sstra;iye Of tie above subject.

The FORKS cf Noah EIc5ster.--lt Is sup
posed tina, with the exception OF the Bible, the
photographic works OF Noah Webster have the
Ia gesi circulation OF any books in the Eng
liSh language. Nearly twelve hundred thou
sand copies Of Webster. Spelling Book were
sold By oae firm in this city last year, and It
IS estimated that more than zen times p many
are sold ot Nebs.er's Dictionaries as Of any
other series n this country. Eoar iiths Of al,
TIE school books published in the [ u;ed
States are said 10 ow: Webster aS ji,cir san
dard. The Safe OF New York has placed
1000 copies OF y bster's Unxbrd -ed. in IS
many OF her public schools. Massachusetts
has, in like manner supplied 3246 OF her
schools aud Wisconsin and New Jersey have
provided for al heir Schools,-N. I. Com.
II rs.Ser.
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z aSt)4- WOOD : tttst tzrS.1=~t uUuat. the
e. wva-sl-4i discovery o f-Rs age OF progress
me fyIoe ~ i t:oI Distinguished a.e5avr q tse
e-.-,eI -Ss4on.
s. PAUE1 January J, lS55.
s,af. q. ] Noon Dear .>lE. Unsolicited send you
rhl, tetfIa-ats. After zen, nesrty Uzi4 1r a I8l
ttne ing tried ali Ia. hair torstive> ss<tsul
and "a, my I-.Ia any, Vas Ialuced, 4.,er.ts5
OF >oagS, 10 give - tI4lL placed u4yse'i
aans> "a oer, ANA las Restorative aattis-
al. = iii rubbed ir, the scsit ali g.a-
/ .u5a4fs4 every u.uEHag, three wees 80
youu, SER sPpesset, grew rzPtG.y from august
sst ~ Go rHe yEsset aa4 tatuk, Ulac
.troI soft uu4 p.-,z,ans = - l. whereas,
ealor h.r "a and e4ry Islle taere was OF l. an
Restorative al2ut - zee AID IA.
.ool ani perfect crop .. hair Aoss ! hsve ted 81
Jaa-e t.tit = A1 flss 4ot5-a'l,4
hitherto ~, c.#s Il IS.th IA lssoa EAR resI-
II Denetea - 4ay oi tle a4ir toaes q, Of the
,44 II really CURES p.eA4s t. result OF
nv s-NgeIl-u. 3 nav recon .nen3sa ysIr lrepJra-
.l 10 gtarfs an Al ar 1aoJ nss large general
ale. M GU out :le Iers itary ~ people
II effects ana eonI-ra-e in AtI no asye
used II mere III WI re y RI
ten aa suapt. y,I seEs t1a wholesale SCENTS
81 the Territory ziresdy eNssi~ta. anI 1al, In
;tliries are II for credit tor ,our
t4sroyer l. for che, sou fur the ben
Il. il aas Zone 3F certainty had s.esaHrea long
long .so % etsrtsn any lcs reslIf. 5ss~.1-
4iAt. goa ;:l4t yGUr tuGll.- one = ajrsaiy
maze. IuuIs hastily T. -. GU%.J,
.sl. .! l2E4 y he-.oss, Druggists
-; Pant u. I.
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PgGsaS SALE.

NOTICE is herehy given that ths W iEaaI. sE
: ainistsstar osths N-satrn T'oaer Green t-.es-o!
will of.r pusiic auction On sl LAY. tae e.h o. =
month, lS5 ~ 10 O'Clock, tha f.ta ns ds.rErsd
property The rar:h hslf RI IA. an NAT 0E !ot
90, in the town Of Newport, vsIa building fog
merry occupied hat sheY
FEa.Ir One fourth cash, fourth .. - and :
months with interest from dsy o. safe. e sccpr4d
by the P4rch2ser q. n Eote w.th approved security
waving relief trcTl the vsIu4tion aporsi.e:aeat
laws Dom Sv orter 81 tre common Pleas Cart e
Wayne count, Stats {! !adiana.
WILLIAM E0CGJ. Adn'r
rsru,-v 10 1854 4ft
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ca D1i's&fNsGN.
Clock and Watch Maker and Jaygeler,
u. 30 .lQin slrect. Liehnsoal,

10 50 -uain sIrect I.ltbm0aG.
EEAS Gently made largo : !isiNas 10 his stock o
JeweIry ana Fancy Goods. aud now con I.eatly
assures purchasers that hs satisfy almost az: de-
tnsnd n his lin
80 i kin 4, Of time pieces resaired and warrant
eli according 10 their guilty.. by god worA.,en
as there il 10 the West Al kinds 5Jbaing done To
order Graceful fer past patronage s respectfully So
lIcit- = continuance OF the IS .uP.
10 not Intau. be unes soA b any correct bust
house in TIE We' in pon, OF pr.ee and quality 81
article
January 10, 1856. 49,
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The BIZ Pu&r--Our city can boast OF
having one OF the best wells in the Sss.e-i.i is
q nsinv q wealth to her. Fer shout fur
kouIS. TIE punp-haudle was kept in constant
motion, on Tuesday las, Throwing a stream
.! water. through three inch nozzle, SAD 10
sign OF failure Iurrah fer the Big Pump!
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THE subscriber having arrangements with sors 81 the
Il most reliable Nurserymcn East FIR supply Of Fruit
md Ornamental Trees be delivered carly IN the
Spring inform those wishin. purchase for ear
IN uring planting. all orders left with him h tIc
5b Of February viii BE- promptly filed Persons pur-
feel assured that the trees aLi
f,; Vii rroys true 10 name All orders left the Of
6re Of Elliott Huttan's Lumber and Yard sd
lrssed to the subscriber through the mail viii he thnk
f,lI,, received JOHN II HUTTON.
In ID 1-Ji Pal St: FART
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Es.sI. Esax.

undersigned believing il would greatly facilitate the
Assessors Of Wayne county ~ their cra If the trN
woeld Immediately sorTcs ti=t ef what ttcy
Al on i January. $50. a.I when tit
comes gEE. would take aut ff.e" minutes Na
q. 81 HUFF,
lamar, J. Assessor Of NsEfc TOWNSHIP.
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DIED -Onthe - b uit N Aileghenx CITY. "a LII A
LccaIsTTA. infant espeh'er Of Joseph n snc Mary =
Wilson. aged . rnohi Is an 2 days
Ca tie 18th inst Of inflsmatiou q tie bowels.
Fgaa T. infant dan gtter Of Jehn N. and Nancy
j Maxwell aged . months aud II days
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CRY ELEcTIoN.-TEe following Is the result
Of the election held in this city on Monday
last:
For building a School House, so2
Against . 2i'
INayor-John Finley.
Coxncilmen--lst Ward. James NJ. Poe.
Stephen r. Virgins; % Ward. ]. NJ. Gaar,
II. B. Payne; 81 Ward. John H. Hutton.
Lewis Burk; 4lh Ward, j. d Strawbridge. j.
NJ Smith.
Clerk-B w. Davis.
Treasurer-John Sutfrins
assessor Samuel ". Lyude.
Collsctor-C. B. Huff.
NarsheE-Wm. Zimmerman.
Street Commissioner--He Henry Shower. Sr.
The result oftle election, SO iaras the School
House question is concerned, is truly crafty
ing. shows that Richmond i bound to 20
ahead in the right dircc.ion--Ler destiny is
onward and upward Had the question been
pat in different shape, or rather in manner
that could not have been construed into posi-
IRE Instructions for the incoming Council 70
build school house Immediately, without
providing ways and means first, we confident
~ believe nor fifty citizens would have been
found within borders to lay no school
house. We come to this conclusion from the
fact that quite large number of tickets were
voted. having at their head PAY your debts
in '56--buiId school house in ST. OH
ers voted agains' the measure because they
thought present city debt. amounting to
ness $4,000, ought 10 be paid of before in
volvng her any deeper, and yet were favorable
to it whenever that lime arrived others. again,
thought TIE plan for issuing bonds. extend
ins TO period Of fourteen years, which had
merely been suggested by an individual mem
Der Of the las. Council and laid on the table,
was the plan they were called on to sanction
if they voted for it. and being opposed to a
hanging debt, with a large pile os interest on
the same, from year to year, they voted no.
We proud to say that there are but few
citizens who do not admit the necessity for
ano' her building for school purposes-;he
only difference existing Is the time OF com
mencement and manner in which it shall be
paid for.
We have an abiding faith in our Council
and Trustees that they will pursue prudent
course of legislation in regard to the subject
pay of as much of the present debt as they
possibly can--let no more contracts for street.
than are actually necessary. and if they mere
y make preparations for commencing the
work next year. they will, in our opinion, make
good beginning and ending of their labors
Our expectations will be realized in com,
natncenasns--the finishing process is bound to
follow in two years more At least
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New FIaN.-J. b. Strawbridse has sold
his establishment 10 Messrs. Coi.le Il Perciyal.
who will hereafter operate at the ell stand.
We commend them TO the patronage of the
public, IN tie Uariw arr line. Their assert
ment is veEy general, and the farmer aud me-
chanic can aI"@ysb be supplied with any i'm
plement they may desire. at fair and reasona-
bic prices. Read adver,isemen;-cau and
examine goods and compare prices
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FREE LECTURES NEXT WEEK.

Gs-J. II. keyS. N. n. viii deliver
course Of free lecsureS, commencing on Mon-
DAY evening. and continuing every evening
during the week. at Starr Hall. Subjec:: Phi
losoPhy of Life Health and Disease. which
Will be Illustrated with Manikiu. Dried Maui
rsl Man, and American aud French models
illustrative of tie above subject
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GRAIN. CRANE GRAISr..

WYE van, Flfss thousand L1sAeis Cern;
~ Tw-afy . Wheat
Forty Oats
ForwhcA casa highest riees will - paid
sere4lez J. DENNIS ID EISti. 81 4siE
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SPLENDID BEDsTEADs.

A NEW STOCK fashionable and beautiful BEp>TEAD
a selling retail, At wholesale prices. sui
hy eio the wholesale
Ola Sloan House. Auction Room in Richmond.
Determined the sicr,hee bar
gains will siyel. Call soou
c RUSSELL Agent
IaruarN 3 ln55 , y
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ysiehr,.aus ana yeupor. Turnpike,

held by the sfockhoder- ~ the Ricstoni and Nrsv
port Turnp;xe Road Company ct Chester the &.
day of second month. IS5 elect Director f.
S,t4 @ uo.-r EUr sha ~ .a- re1r- ..r ori+r FL
Board. t-{htl4-s t#it 7lA~, f. -aH2E.
J,nY.rv y - It
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>,OIT "a sikA rOKl
Cloths. Ca>sisnere> and yc>sing>.
FOR SALE.
tsics,mond Green HOUSE.

faaHF under e0Eai,ts3 BIS gements and
cFsnei Green House. situated the Seaa end u
Pea s-raet the city o. kchzlOn AM is REARED
rzr.s Horticulture HstE very
.s-t:.4r Of AMI Tropical Plants lie a0a %
rsrts~- beautiful Rose, taueils-
Fls, .srrau.uzs. N=rzenas Raiaas- Cactus @na
genera. y Green House Plants variety OF tie
latest ana approved Plants and IstaRBa
Grape Vines JOHN ) lpSLfA.
Rietpasnd Anil = 1854.
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CrScISSArI, January 9.
Flour-The Flour market drags heavily:
sales al So 8507 81. Grain--Salts OF Wheat
at 81 409I As Hogs-Sa!es Of good los,
at IS 25
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TUST received tai assortment 81 all I1e OF Guns
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Pocket Gallery: silver PLATED Ware sets, trom -
to Gao per set, 90 grllaunt. Sets.
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