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BATON ROUdE,.a.::.:O CT. ., 1886.

FINE AT LouIsvlLLE.---On the 2Dtb
ulto., large fire occurred in Louis
vile, The estimated loss Of which,
amounted TO 100000. Three brick
buildings on Built street, and three
on fourth street were consumed. y,
Morehead's warehouse for merohan-
,ise in transtu to and from The East,
was among the destroyed.
&.HfH il --2Ak4=.As .4-4--4
FATAL DuBL-tarom telegraphio
despatch TO the New Orleans P'togane
we learn that On The 2Dth ulto., duel
took place near Charleston between
VIM. o. Taber, in, Esq. editor Of
tho Mercury, asd Edward Magrath,
Esq. At the third shot Mr.. Magratb's
ball entered Taber's head. and no died
an hour afterwards.
The difficulty originated in The pub
LEGATION Of an article in the Mercury
relative to the Hon, A. G. MagraIb.
CHRrsry's MtNsrRBLs,-This ropu-
lar band Of ministries, commence Q
SORES of musical SORES at ArmorWllall
New Orleans, today. We think the
gentlemen composing the company,
would find il to their interest TO give q
series Of the same kind, at the Capt
tall this season
On tho 2sth ulto,, according to
telegraphic despatch, two of the par
tiea concerned in tho Great Northern
railway swiudlo in France, were ar.
rested 10000 francs, was found on
them.
AReEsT or THE Head on THE Wet
tENtE COMMITTEES. The Now York
Evening Post, Of the 18th instant, has
tho following
Deputy Sheriff Cromble tbls morn
ing arrested and brought before the
Supreme Court, William L Coleman,
President Of the San Francisco Vigl-
lence Committee, now temporarily in
thia CITY.
Coleman was arrested on complaint
of james r. Maloney, lste Of Oelifor-
MIA. who states in his affidavit that,
while performing his duty in guarding
the State arms Of California against
the Vigilence Committee, ho was soiz
cd, handouifed, aud finally expelled
from tho State by that lawloss organl.
cation, to his great personal and pecu
mary damage.
He therefore begs that Coleman, The
leader of the Committee, who is reput
cd to be very wealthy. may DO bel{
to bail for 100000. The court, how
over released the prisoner on giving
bail for $4,000.
FRAnKLtN's PR1NlrNe Pass. The
old Franklin press. which appeared
in the procession on tho occasion o
the Inauguration Of the Franklin statue
now occupies place in the Mechanics
Fair. at Boston. 1t is placed in
room on the floor of the right CALLER,
in Faneuil Hall which is fitted up il
imitation Of the philosophers old print
ing office, with numerous sayings o
Poor Richard pasted CD the walls
The Old press will be in operation
turning out copies Of the Courant
Franklin's old paper, which will b
sold at stand in the printing Office,
for five cents apiece, the proceeds 9
these sales to 60 for the benefit of th
Typographical Society.
.------~----s-..a..----
The STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRloF
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Butter.

ERESH country made Butter received
l. every week. N. O. BRYAN.
iuly-29. S. E. Cor. Court House Square.
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Just Received.

Just Received.
INFECT FROM 1T. LOUIS
~ ~ BBLs., EXTRA Family 81. Louis FLOuR
10 do NEsItAE0C POTATOES;
10 boxes CREAM CHEESE;
GKS. AMEs' NAMES;
CANDLES and SOAP;
Septi7-H. ID. y. BRYAN,
South Fast Cor. Court House Square.
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NOTICE.

A Ii. PERSONS indebted TO he undersigned for
II account of The past end previous years, are
requested to come forward and settle.
sept2-tE u. JOURDAN.
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Have You Heard the Tews'

Have XGW Heard the News
If NOT, call around at the CAPITOL
l SHOE STORE, and You will find there,
great assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Slip
pers. Goiters, Eoptees &c, Of every des-
cripiion. These goods have just been r.
ceiged, and will be sold at very small
profits Ladies' and gentlemen give us a
e7ll. r. l.. HENDERSON,
Near corner Of Lafayette and Laurel ST,
octet.
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~ - = . - ~ - y - ~ w " "A ~ v.
VIII COMMENCE Its next session, Monday
October 9Th. Pupils are particularly requested to
he present the first dry Of School
MRS. NJ. W. READ Principal
sept-t3si-m.w. Baton Rouge, In,
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Fress, Arrivals.
IN CASKS Sugar Cured Hams
III 80 Roxes Fresh Cream Cheese
50 Boxes Star Candies
40 Dozen Bfooms 4.u
20 BbIs. Whiskey
All Of which are offered very low to deal
ers lsept %. BARRgg g. BErJAmIs.
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On tho 2sth ulto, according to
,elegraphic despatch, two of the par
tios concerned in tho Great Northern
railway sviudle in France, were ar
rested 10000 francs, was found on
them.
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CAiiCoFs Mt SIC, Sc, Toe, and NV handsome
French ditto; Mnsline de baihe, Berege de
Laine, worsted scotch Plaid English Merino
french Merino; Giugltnms Phpeiiue-, black
silks fancy Plaid and Striped Silks, Florence
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From the vt. Louis Shot Tower.
o00 SACKS assorted Drop Shot, Ear, Pig and
LDU Sheet Lead at .us.v..s
sept-30. LARGUlEk @LAfoVss
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our favorle sisters of the Great eonfed-
eraey. "'The Union, now and forever /
was not only written on banners
there, but reflected from pure hearts
strengthened by noble and cbiyaltous
hands, who must take charge OF the res-
sci, when her present crew have gouo
from her deck into tho deep bosom Of
the ocean, and guide her onward and
upward With her precious cargo, In
which may get be found The hope Of Il
repeneraled world. What noble sight
WIS this, as tha ship moved gracefully
forward II was such picture as the
Imagination may body forth after the
perusal of n "Midsuullners Night
IRE am" or Tho Arabian Nights. They
proceeded to North boulevard street
with limo Of procession four squares
in length; whore stand for the
speaker had been prepared, aud deco
rated in tasteful manner.
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JUST OPENING at the tOfB CHEAP sTOREJ
~ down town, full assor speht fail good
which VIII be sold ~ usual at the Ibwes, figures
The new stock ~ now complete, and composed Of
the following desirable pnnffs.
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~ II n SIS coo Ds.

RFRsFrs bindseys; Georgia plains, Eentu
jeans; ditto Llbdseys; sattinstst t,eeksk
Dpeskina Gasimeres Cloth, H..
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nn nIE rIns.

", Y d-4 Cd, II 4, Brown aud fyiaeehed Col
Lowells Osr abtitgs, Denins Check shir
stripes, Drills, fiekinrs DC.
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NJ A OK aOODs.

MntRsiNh GAtfooes Black Musiine de Laipe
Black Merino black Alpaca Black Barge
Black Lustfihe Bla6k Btmbazine &c
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BMssos;oe nsIL FEMALE SEMINARY.

Mis- MARIA L EASTMAN priSclo..
u, y, oe.ed 10 ~ del -tfal and healthy village Of
on MkDNtSDN, s-P,etnber Ioh. Is's. - ~ 'pe'
toieru Improvements s nsii Nv sT.os rh all u,
eont.n such recommendation point Of ta.,. and
eennts Of mental culture they also the eomf
The Institution - established a view to nrr 70 voy,
,,t psr.et eoHsnaon Of advantages asnn snt OF
% psr 70 r,Hdsr IN reality pu:.ssvs 10 S school Of
school in New En.5 an Tie Prini vas at The head
as 15 Us Jas, SIX hs. been The patrons o. An
s-yi " ''""''"Ah>
nary IN Media Delaware Co. sept. n,h-r -Tt ~. r.
lon Of her capacity efficiency d.vodns. a. an saar %
q, h. $500 ana M ,aees,al sIpyri,nee Tie building which
v.se and surrounding country suisd Tor heaulp.s
sniG.; their daughters Mss viii have no no
Ms Eastman vii aided by an eaaeiep, corn. o, r.,.
H IrssSh LAngusse WIN Be taught spoken By Parisian
he a- German Spanish aud Italian Language, Will receive
The Naiara Sciences be taught with the aid o,
The Musical Department the charge Of LADY, emf
o. s ah D. 9r N singing can have the benen Visiting
DI1Shs and Painting viii he direction Of .e
The number & Pupils !. limited to FORTY
The TERMS FOR BOARD AND TuiTIoS In all the Br,De.,
Mss la. liberty to refer 70 u IN I'VE so mCsns
& A. Potter D. D.. aud the Episcopal clergy PhlA.
Hon. O. Pierce Pre.iden, of theus
Hen y, B Baker, EI-Gov. Of New Hampshire.
Hon NJ W TappAn, N. c, from New York.
Rev. A Mcleod, ceararid, p.
P'sses Butler ESQ, Of Philadelphia.
Christopher LOSER, POttsvlie, Pa
Geo. Wynan 81 Louis, No.
=, MIS- -saR MARIA IL " EA sITf,Sn'
r.
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THE WHITE sULrmun SPRINGS fon

VIE death Of ne late James cA-en the pr,ncp.i .,
81. nave 1Hi IN e0A'SFTns on the undersigned tan
To facilitate the sas ns. has been obtained from tn.
hal ns.ry s ,h % ~ .nd sran,ng them prvss.
'I ~ a. ror manu- a,e.Srins purposes generally
ssnsa nov pser The properly Tor individual. s9 %
The White sulphur srrins. ha ave- .rsis,
Ls medicinal aaaite. and place fonas 80, I
HOr haf century tey have been fsss s.EaSos'
g scs es IN n. SSss and 2
The means Of accommodation been extended from ~ t.
J y nS AZ. nov sufficient 70 entertain about thousand
Sss .hsy hss zen ., ss gSss and hstrdns nons .sS
S a ~ sys been probably occupied more than Ssh
daily for want Of accommodate hen " turned away
seess. to Ties Springs has attended with con-
gs s But t1e oS,4s asd TO rays Is.
v anbroiea line Of pISs. Of Sson,Setlos
Garlic ~ ~ & Norsrn cities to tn AtOn-house within
sC9d has extended o. stanton s Ssss
e. Other ani, iSd T. 4. T road "a. Ia
In Ss G5nns and take he White sulphur When he %.
CO. Sa ~ us Ucynsoa and Ohio Railroad eonpIsss The
and Vi. dea limit 70 the nu EH ssn sS
The White Sulphur the county Of er-en.r,r an a.,
valley Of HoSAd er q eaSta The k;Sss lies in the
and Stretching sero.. @ along ;he valley about three n-s
than e acres % hne meadow the tract ana uar tn
sras consists Of %oun1nSu, frnf hing
500 Al the supplies OF Ac Ar
premises. W 's4N"J rA-eu on The
The buildings for the Accommodation Of visitor. are eonv,,
Ahge and many or them Architectural br,n,x
ms grounds are sGineniy picturesque beautiful pr-s~nny
sASe d'ersined oy hills and dals
OF he ,erssi II has been described the Paradise Of wstsrns
places and there few
10 acknowledge Its claim 10 Distinction NV I'm -"
reeps OF NE establishment and II ia he
heNed by enlarged accommodation
e9 Gus management they might be increased many fold
The ale Of the water which great request IN our elite. when
%. " or may be easily made -e furnish
reimburse he price a a % % net Pca. IN few years
The whole country contains few subjects indeed ds snnt
and capital. - ~ ~" W " ehSrpfns
me TILE 10 The estate believed
the present ppretors and their norr ihan
seventy years To facilitate the
avoid deutes which might the DEAN on nv ~ a.
joint owners the legal title has one Of a.
F'~fN' NSS~s W inc P~f-
The sale viii embrace all the heretofore u- In on,
uyH WIZ ue property Tor the accommodation visitors
purchase requested
Ne ~n"eissneu WA II. MCFARLAND
or Richmond, Va
90 IA, ALEN. H. II. STUART,
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hrSaico cousrr couRr.-The Grand Jury yea
teray and found true bills Of indictment against Joseph
Crawley for misdcmeanor, and John Scott for nett. lar
ceny They also presented Andrew s. Paigett for re-
falling ardent spirits without license.
The Grand Jury then adjourned until Tuesday next
In tle case OF the Commonwealth Nathaniel Fisher
for selling ardent spirits without license judgment wa
confessed for the fine Of $50 and costs.
johnson Adams, charged with obsuucting the public
roa confessed judgment for the fine OF IS and costs
Ja'ne> NJ. Gum. appointed the Office of DEPUTY
Sheriff. appeared aud qualified in the manner prescribed
BY law.
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RAS.-We are gratihed to observe that tho recent
rains extended throughout all those portion of Virginia
from which We have received information In our inn
mediate vicinity, the showers abundant continuing
with occasional internssions for II period of two or
three days Yesterday morning, the came out again
seeming to smile pleasantly upon the refreshed earth and
making all nature glrd.
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2kErr Cool, under all circumstances motto OF the
wses men. To do this sfectualy, 90 to Antonis in.
dulge without limit in ice cream you may defy the
actions incidental the season The soda fountain nj
the store Of Bennett Beers furnishes another pleasant
method of enjoying life. These things are more health.
ful and less expensive than strong drink
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EXTENSIVE SALE o. PRopERrY.-Thc "Currtoman" es-
tate IN Lancaster county, Virginia consisting of g. Ou
acres OF land together with 236 negroes were few DAYS
since, sold to company OF Virginia gentlemen for $Iyy
900 The property belonged TO tho late Mr.. CAbcl Of
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EXECUTION ~ GoocnLAsD.-0n Friday last two ne.
groes named Henry and Smith, convicted of the murder
OF Mr. Thomas Terry, executed at Goochland Court
House III presence OF an immense crowd They had been
conined III the Jail OF Powhatan county, and Oh Friday
morning were made To walk several miles to the place OF
execution" Smith persisted in declaring hi. innocence of
Che murder and in the hope Of inducing him to make
confession, the officers first hung Henry who died alter
short struggle. Smith -ll refused develop any thing
Concerning the transaction, ami the of the law
carried into effect upon him proper to state that
the evidence OF their guilt was conclusive
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- roN oiL RIcuxOsD, April iOth, 1856.
During sleigh ride this past discovered my l.
aud the skin Cd place larger than my h.nd
ruooins on the Inside OF his thigh. applied Ia
DAY or two he uasue Another mule which
ing 10 my drAy became unable walk examining
nail about inches long My driver
and ia. neshbors said he ~oad he good for nothing
nail out, inserted piece of lint
work and from that hour but
a. gno as ever also horse badly nagyy outsid.
bis thigh IN t.o psee one about two inches
Vide IRON which he stu day
Piled aud brought enlely sound IL truly Is one of AZ.
greatest remedies for have have lived 10
drug store Tor several years Use this you proper
Very truly. J. H. WEIsI0HR
To Messrs. Dow Co.
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fore Recorder Taylor yesterday, charge
saui'ng aud beating Adolph Mollenhauer IL appeared
from the evidence that Molenhauer had molesed Graf
tons little son. while he was attending his proper du-
ties aud IN consequence thereof Grafton after Mol
enhaurr with stick but did him serious bodily harm
Afer admonshing both parties keep quiet in future
the Recorder dismissed the case.
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NORFOLK TAxEs.-The State aud city taxes in Norfolk
amount TO sl65,sii.ss. There are in the place I7Os
white male citizens 81 years OF age and the entire
population 10 estimated at about II, 500
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NAvAL-Cspt. VIM. q. white has been ordered to
The Ordinary at the Gospor Navy Yard place Of Lieut.
J.. u. Murphy, detached.
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CREsCENT CITY CIRCUS /.

CRESCENT CITY CIRCUS!
WILLIAM Q. MAMMALIAN. ..........- pxn,r,r,o,
JOHN sHAY,.......-.-.. -. Fou-Sirinn Dp-rr,o,
WIN W. Treasurer,
WILL exhibit In RICHMOND "wednesday Thard.y FRI
w day and saturday August ish l6t four
days only. -
ADMISSION so cents; Children and half price.
Doors At and Performances aud o'clock
Among the principal performers be found Of
Mile franek Vie. the rloral Equestrenne,
Madame sho~ie.. the English scenes Of tie
Tournament and Chvalry
w. ODEiL, the greaies Equestrian Of the age,
Master ChAs- SHAY, The NieAraguA Jugylrr,
fhe Vsnd.sn BROTHERS. IN their various acts
With JIMMY REYNOLDS the Great C7o,en.
FOR particulars Bills Ia pineipAl Hotels. aul-2w
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hEALrHIuLSEss OF RIcHNoSD-It must be a source Of
qualification TO those Of citizens who are compelled to
remain at home throughout the months to be
snred vi The continued good health which thus far
prevailed in Richmond during the season. We have
among Us no epidemics no contagious Diseases and
believe that the city IL unusually exempt sickness
every kind Much regard has been paid keeping the
streets and alleys in cleany condition. and all agree that
the officers having this matter in charge have faithfully
perionned their duty. In fact, enjoying quite
pleasant season Tin town as We could reasonably
pect or desire.
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DEDIoAuoS.-A very neat church, erected by the
Methodist denomination dedicated last Sunday at
Zion, three miles from Norfolk on the Lamberts Point
road.
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CrRS IoR AsHsAree many aesied cases OF cure.
on this distressing complaint by Wild Cherry a COM
has achieved a world vide reputation. '
APsovriHts IEvEruESrIf you would save twenty dollars in
physicians fees aud twice that time buy dollar bottle
Of Perry Davis Pain Killer family uss you viii never rege, IL
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PREsrDiSG JUsTICE.-Dr. John r. Garnett late pre.id
Ing justice Of Henrco county having declined re cleo
tion the court Monday elected Garland Hanes. Esq
10 fill the station. ~
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SnoorIsG.-wc learn from the South.Side Democrat
that on Sunday last aftay occurred at Chesterfield
Courthouse between Samuel Walden OF Richmond and
NJ Tyler Of Petersburg in the which the later
was sot through the hcsy part OF vi his arms The
matter was investigated by magistrate aud Walden
quittei on the ground Of scideence The parties had
oeen attending the Baptist meeting Salem and got in.
U qusrrelsome mood under influence OF evil spirits
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE

RICHMOND May LIST, 1s6
Gentlemen My child commenced breaking oat last III. In
small Sores which gradually entire had nclu
dng Doth which much
me To lear that both would drop Id adyr
Used and domestic remedies without
eue and applied little TURF OIL began better;
ootr 20, broke and We piled gals 10 IL again began
worse My edes daughter said that
Turf OIL sisters head looked much YOU used
We so another bottle, and her head nearly we'll
an Sg rAvAied eas and TOOK half hour
aud was ornsve One bottle assured cure
her entirely there l. bu, disease remaining You are
entitled TO this and for the benefit Others great
III giving you THIS erriheAte Respectfully,
b. t. CHALK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

A Coon CRor-Dr Barter, Of Princess Anne county
has raised ths 1850 Bushels of wheat ON 80
OF land which formerly produced one to two barrels
OF corn to the acre This great Improvement Was eec-
ted by guano.
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XAAL.nThAIn5E EARM ON rHE DANyILIE

RMLRoAD AND COAL PIT TURNPIKE in che,irraeid
county Tn miles from Richmond, Acres FOR
ne heau OF Dr. W II johnson
eo 10 The management Of his pAru authorized Us 10 ali
The tract contains about co.
he remainder Of so heavily growth OF oak
aa p rom which be cut least i5OoO which can he
sold ~ kohou Depot AZ such prices will II
eIy ossirs nearly pay for the entire purchase
ai = 50 near The Depot, that be
ed daily by each team. $50 '"N@'
The OF the cleared hgh state az eri,iv.o, .
We growing crops vii show There the
nat land which = equal the The whole
rs through remarkably level yet l. thoroughly drained ne
place
large aniy embracing large dwelling Other building
suAhr Tor ne place aud all Ia excellent The hand
soWey shaded aud beautifully and tAsuy with choice
uses aud other aoErs The garden productive There are
- 49, = Fe'''S"S "e-i-
10 appreciate the value Of this estate
examine IT, and persons disposed do respecty
to call upon DR. Johnson either Of his sons take plea
IN showing the ~ 49,
Robious Depot u on ofhe land. the aces, to
Richmond On 81 minutesl Is cheap easy
The terms Of payment will b accommodated
Apply 10 GODDIN APPERsON,
N . o-.----,. Richmond.
low prices. al
jyii-9aEfm
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
A rCcENTna. an nosr gs y AL

y V'7UDIN y AFFFNsDN. Aucts
n prry srs n n,sxa ANn nOSr VALUABLE -
- ,hib DWELLING. AT rE CORNER q ~ t9,, Avn -
MAshALi SrRkErs, FOR sALE-ws s,e suteo,.i -.
~. ,..shie iAnly resi,nre heated ah-v- orr,r't ~
49, q The health Of Whose family require. him 4, -@n,
~ fNniy Residences present. man, -,
=. -'h-r Ia business professional r-ntl.t.n
ami popuous part OF the mI. of a. -, =
10y. - Sthh Two ur-e al o. ,,tr-..,
d-rD's hotels and the Of ba.in~.s An H. 800
On erected -ihn about yesrs In -x~-Irn,
800, 'ns man Dwelling Ia covered With hs. ten roor.
h"niier OF closets bath
mt h~ yard, aud cleo into .econ so Of The 49,, ,
Supplying shower and piur x bath ~ '"t'
= ,lppsd sth gas throughout Kitchen l. Of bries m,
or sosi and ' $3.50 ~ ~ NV "as"tn-ht
n yAId paved with bck-snd Independent culver,
~ ~" !. :, N public one belonging To the city.
"PPV 70 NIX. WATKINS
txoa %. At Kent Paine Co a or To
n ,or..,,,. --,-,,-- GODDfN APpERsoS
O'Clock. Al
cash balance At ~ 10 months for n.v,
..,- ho,ys interest added. secured ~ a rus; d..d
HODDIN A
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W. CURE FOR DIsENTHRY.-pu,In, N.

NJ CURE FOR DIsENTERY.-DurInst n.
prevalence Of disease becomes duty Of every
citizen 20 make known such rem~ies calculated
veil Of ma
Kfs CELEBRArkD PREMIUM bss leave 10 cali pub
TIC attention them fully satisfied In h. own fam
n.y. and from numberess certificate. ty
NE ' aud most speedy remedy to be had for
Dysent.ry, Ia all t forms The which
these bt'ers compounded from experience teaches that
nothing surpass them In heaog
ed boveis the origin Of
h'm With oil and e.omel until doousdAy pan.
relief by the free VI landAnu but perfect
cure 81 u'- disease While the bo-el
nrrsss VIII s Assurejy eject they taken,
and the Proprietor the public trying
They viii also relieve bowels taken nc.
eording To directions, failing reny tr
Judge Of their merit ~ ~ $50
To be had Of all the principal Druggists Richmond city A.o
% ss following Druggist. Peel Stevens
mckinney, I-wsburg, Va. Todd Hinton Trayor,
Va Ming ray Norfolk Va. J. b. Campbell Port.out Va
Dor " OAnm Williamsburg Va Johnston
Va u uanm Co Danvils, Va and Druggists ParmvIs.
Va Thus Adams %, snthh-d Wells
yie Va. kkrdge, staunton, Va W. H. Ippt wllmInvon
~ o. Charles stott Co. Washington City, Candy Hatch
baltimore Md Bodeker Miller. sabler Jones.
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