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DIED.

At her residence, on Oregon Hill, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH A. T. WELLS, aged A year, IL months and
Is days. She leaves husband and two children and
many friends to mourn her loss
Her funeral viii take place at the Methodist Chapel
Oregon Hill, on the 18th instant at O'Clock. Her
friends and sequaintances are requested to attend
without further notice. 4
Suddenly, on Monday night, the 18th, ROBERT
TATE WICKER, Esq. in the 42d year Of his age,
leaving wife and four children to mourn his irrspa-
rable loss.
The friends and acqueintances Of the family re-
spectfuly invited to attend his funeral at tho resi-
dence of his father Of 9Th and Canal streets
on Wednesday, the 10Th, At O'Clock, p. NJ, without
further notice.
On Tuesday morning, at II o'clock, JOHN FEND.
LEY, infant sen of VIM. and Mary L. Lewis, aged
months and 20 days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are in
vited to attend his funeral from the residence OF his
father to-day "wednesday at IL o'clock.
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LOST.

OST..At Dickinson, Hill &, Co.'s Office,
IL during the auction yesterday, the following
BANK NOTES: bill of 500, of $50 aud So
bill. | will pay liberal reward II delivered 20
Messrs. Pulliam Davis. The bills are all VlIgInis
money. J. L. SChoN"ALD'
NH 19-3t
Z OsT.-Un Monday evening Portet VI on.
due bill drawn by Peter Wells in favor of John H.
King for one hundred and fifty dollars The hnder
will confer favor by retaining the money and isav
ing the Porte-monnae and due bill at this ONCE Inc
public are cautioned to trade for said due bill
NH l9---Stt Il hoE hINO.
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NoRyoLR AND PoRTsMoUTH.-The citizens OF
vartoIk held meeting Saturday night, and adopt
N resolutions petitioning The Legislature Of North
Norfolk into it's Jurisdiction. and to appoint com.
uittee to treat with Virginia fer the sesaion. Il
was also resolved that poll be opened in Norfolk
to take the sense of the people on the subject of
annexation to North Carolina. The citizens OF
Princess Anne and Norfolk counties are also re-
ouested to secede from Virginia Oscar Bunkley
assaulted Crawford johnson on Sunday, and was
shot through the heart. The wound was consider
ed very dangerous The boilers of the U. 5. fri-
gate Roanoke have arrived at Norfolk, from Rich
mond. A letter IL detained In the Norfolk post Of
dee for DIR. o. b. Finney. of Richmond. The
Portsmouth Transcript publishes list of LOT
persona. who died during the epidemic there
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

nLD DOM INION..-
~ For sale by J. w. RANDOLPH, III Main &c
THE Old Dominion or Southampton Tragedy, by o.
PR. James; so cents
HARPER'S Magazine for April Csc.
ASPEN Court, a story of our own Time, by ShsEley
Brooks; $l.25
THE Wonders of Science or Young Humphrey Dsvy;
IS cents.
sHOEPAC, Recolsctions 8 waysids glimpse Of
American Life, by Walter March; Isl.
CHARLEMONT or tho Pride of the WALLACE, tale OF
Kentucky, by w. Gilmore Simms: Sl.15.
HISTORY Of fernando Cortez, by J. 8. C. Abbott;
60 cents.
HOMER'S Illiad. literally translated; 75c.
Miss MURRAY'S Letters from U. 8. and Canada,
another supply; ST.
THE Shakespeare Papers of the late w. Mssinn, L.
D., annotated by DR.. Shelton Mackenzie; 81.
O.
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Trr.ToRApHIC NHws.
REPoRrED FOR THE DISPATCH
D,.a.s.. An rredcricksb arg.

Election IN FfedcFtcDsses
FRrprRrcxsRur q March i6. A. Ms-Tester.
dav the election for Mayor and Council passed Oh
here quietly The Americans were SUCCESSFUL
The vote was as follows:
Goodrich (Dem.> 228
Connect The American ticket for Council waa
elected with the following vote VIM Allen ~
C. G. Wexford 2T2, WIN. A. Little 267; James Nc
CURE 266; DIR. J. s. Wexford 26S; M- Slaughter
os,. DIR James Cooke 262; VIM. Warren 262; Jno
]. Rolow 26s; John A. English 253; Geo Aler 25l
Jas Gray 248
Bayne, (DemocratD was elected policeman In
place of Mozene (Americanl
The American majority in this place last year
was LOT.
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Loudon and Hampshire Railroad.

In the report Of the proceedings of the Senate
upon this bill, we neglected to mention that Mr.
Armstrong, the Senator from the Hampshire Dis
tfie'. not only advocated the bill with bis usual
sb'ii'y but gave TO 1t bis efficient and as it re.
suited sueeessful support from first TO last Mr.
armstrong Is most faithful and intelligent repre-
awe. and u was strange oversight that his
p'0nihsnt and earnest advocacy Of q measure In
sa'eh his constituents are much Interested
should have been overlooked by us
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
"wednesday Msrnins. Msrc6 8. 1850.
James River Company.


We regret that the bin for increasing the capital
stock, &c. of this company, and which was 80
zsalously and successfully advocated in the Sen
ate by Mr.. DOUGLAS, the able and excellent chaiT'
man of the Senate's Committee Of Finance, has
failed In the House Of Delegates. Mr.. DOUGLAS
is gentleman by no means given TO an indis
erimlnate advocacy of schemes Of Improvement
Indeed. we have sometimes thought that he was
little too fxed and unreenting In his opposition
{, those works. But such bill as that to which
we refer was 20 evident an act OF justice and ex'
pediency that he not only withheld all opposition,
but gave Il his support in = strong, earnest ana
convincing speech. The bin passed the Senate
by very large majority. and we had hoped woui'
command an equally large majority of the House
of Delegates But it has gone to the bottom, :.
that deep abyss, and we shall never hear Oh
mara
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THE FIRST POTOMAC SHAD of the season was
caught at Acquia Greek Saturday; about 200 her
rings were caught at the same time.
MURDKR.-A letter from Elizabeth City, N. c.,
dated March 10th, states that Mr.. Robert Chidrey
of Richmond, was murdered there on that day
Mr. G. has a mother and several other relatives re
siding in this city and vicinity. The letter gives
no particulars.
MERITED ToKENs.-The citizens of Charleston
have had manufactured ~ elegant goblsts for the
physicians who went to Norfolk and Portsmouth
from that city during the yellow fever. The COB
let's contain the corporate arms of Charleston and
Norfolk.
The north wing of the Mississippi lunatc asy
lum. at Jackson, Miss, was destroyed by fire last
week. Loss $50, OO0-no lives lost.
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rys Among the members OF .ns go. =. arr ettv
have uniformly manifested an an's' ~. LITTLE.
and It's prosperity, we may mennon - !. - ieud
ros TAzEwELL - one who u ever , .msove and
. helping hand to all that sen" ~. ha. tho true
.dorn the Metropolis of Virginia nv ...s.r hv tho
plrit of virginian, being ac'uale. nora nettv
feeling of sectional jealousy nor oy .n ,awr which
and miserable hostility OF COUNT, me-. T.,,s.,ure
were formerly 80 rife in the ao,x nearly e..
bu, which we are happy to say arc no" - a.r,ls.
tinsui.bed We deem tins n,oo ~. sro wor,bv the
man whose talents sna pa
distinguished name be bears Rs, ,,,rass and rs.
willis, characterized by such enlarged anu pa,
,r.o,c views. I. is proper to add that his own I'M
usdIs,e constituency have In MIR. iazeweh rep
reseptative whose activity and vigilance are never
raiaxed.
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets, March IS, 1856.
FLOUR.-No sales.

WHEAT.-The amount arriving, will be sc on
ion gaining ground that the amount held back in
December last for higher prices much less than it
was generally supposed to be. The quality of that
coming in is very Indifferent, article of prime
wheat being exceedingly rare. Much that would be
otherwise prime is musty from being improperly
ed and this one of the hazards of holding back
which seriously affects the value Of wheat We make
no change in quotations 60Gl6 for good to prime
red (; 81. 0Dl rs for good to prime white
CORN.-We quote 60 cts per bushel; small lots
would bring little more.
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Commercial.

BALTIMORE, March l9.-Flour lower-Howard
street S6.19. Wheat languid, with small sales and
large receipts; white 81 70d 81 rs, red 81 50 81 So
Corn, fair demand-yellow 57G60, white sea S.
Provisions quiet
NEW YORK, March le.-Flour firmer and un.
changed. Nothing doing in Wheat, and prices
nominal. Corn frmer, and prices unchanged
Provisions unchanged Stocks lower-Va 6's S94f.
Exchange dull
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Mr., Eyerett's Grafton

VIII be delivered tonight at the FIRST bap'is'
Church The doors will be opened at hai Pasl
ak, and the ceremonies will commence al n@n
past seven
To remove all apprehension, we are requested
by the Committee of Arrangements to announce
that limited number of tickets OF admission Will
be Sold SO as to allow evary person to have com
fnrtahla scat.
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e Fletcher's Hair Tonic eXceIs every
thing for identifying and improving the Hair No
toilet table In compete without it and single trial
il quite sufficient to show its good effect The crest
success of the Tonic has brought up host of imta-
tors, (who know much about the treatment of tho
Hair the in the moon,) whose noxious mig
lures have produced much mischief and annoy.
ance. .-
Persons wishing the original and genuine article
can be supplied by the manufacturer
JOHN JOHNSON,
NH II 10th st., between Main and Cary.
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MARRIED.

In Chesterfield county, on Wednesday,. the l2.h
inst. by Rev. Mr. Finley. Rev JAMES GREGORY,
and Mia ROSEEA DYSON, eli Of the same county.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, ct St. James church.
BY the Rev. J. Peterkin. Mr.. JAMES H. HARRIS,
70 Mi~ VIRGINIA g., daughter Of Nj. Thomas 8.
r. vlor all of this city
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of q school just opened on Union Hill, in the larss
white building known as the Chapel" near the n.,,
Methodist church; Miss HICKMAN, the PRINCIPAL
formerly of the Baltimore Female College, issn ,x
periencsd and successful teacher and highly con-
nscted. Her course of instruction includes the va
rious English branches, with Music, French, Draw.
ing. Embroidery &c. The patronage of the public d
requested for this audabe effort ofsn educated lsdy
TO establish rstclass school in the portion
our city, NH 1875
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W Spring stock.--Thos. II. Price q. co.
desire TO say to their customers aud the public The.
that in receipt of very great variety of sES,
THINGS, and one of the House will Ebs In m,rs,,
most Of the season, buyers may be assured of 6nd;n
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
Ey" complete assortment of Family Lins,.
Cottons and Servants Goods. NH is-3u,
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" Medical College of Virginia. .-There
will DO regular meeting of the Society of Alumni OF
this Institution ON WEDNESDAY evening 18th in.
slant, at P. b., in the Chemical Hall.
T. P. MAYO,
NH I8--2tk Chairman pro tam
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Ey@ special Notics.--Country merchants
and city dealers requested TO my large sale OF
Clothing this morning, commencing at 10 O'clock.
NH 10 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

- FOR Monroe Ward.
CITY COUNCIL.
Albert Snead James A. Scott:
Writ Robinson, VIM. H. Hsxail,
Andrew johnson.
FOR MADISON WARD.
Charles 8. Mills, Hugh w Fry,
Alfred Gwathmey,i Edwin Robinson
NH l9--2t* Robert Fl. Maury.
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vEIectric OIL IL making .ensation al

uEIectric Oil IL making a sensation all
over the country PURCELL, LADD TO- arc s'ne-
70 bRUceIsrs.-DeGrsth& Co.. Electric OH"
made BY A. e. Smith. Chemist, Philadelphia, sola
invariably at 81 81 and 90 per dozen. in small guam
titles In larger quantities at $1!a, $3.50 ana ~ PeI
dozen 1t il put in good STYLE is an expennye Pre-
marathon and cannot be diluted
ysr;ons water aud other mirtures-snd the price TO
dealers il as low a. 1t can be afforded
Not dozen Is ever left commission anywhere.. :.
if it sells it is worth dealing in II IL docs not sei
,ronld NOT be worth the trouble to commission it
Retail price Is cents so cents, 10 cents ana large
bottles ten times the cheapest. never nao DOL
tie returned to us as useless on.u,r ro
Headquarters SO s. Eighth street, Phiiada
March H. 1856.
T.KE NoTrcE.-All bottles have our name blown
in, and the labels all signed with PEN "DsGrath
Cor and "A. L. Smith," to initiate which Is felony
Sold everywhere by all respectable dealers.
NH l9-ltf ~
II Fencing Academy. Law Bntiding.-.
The would respectfully inform his scholars
and the public nerally that his health suhcisnty
reHored to enable him 70 resume his duties, as .
teacher of Fencing, on MoNDAf, the lItn instant.
THIS week the second course will commance.
~ Hours of exercise from 10 O'clock, A. ~. to
P NJ, and from . to O'Clock, r except Thurs
day. EDWARD DE RUE.
The underlined, Pupils of Capt EDwA sD DE Rue,
take great pleasure in recommending him to the
community az person fully competent TO teecn the
art Of Fencing From what we have seen of Capt.
De Rue, do not hesitate to pronounce him, In our
opinion, experienced and accomplished swords
man. and modest snd unassumlns gentleman
T. P AUGUST, Col. LIST Regiment Va Vol
r. MILTON Cary, Lieut.. Col lst Regiment
Va. VoluI tsers.
JOHN H. RICHARDSON, Capt. Young Guard.
w. M MUsFoRD, Capt. Eagle Infantry.
WIN. II. LYONS Lieutenant Eagle Infantry.
T. l.. DAVIS, Capt. Henrico Dragons
P. X. CRAWFORD, Capt. Continental Guard.
r.. w. ALLEN, Lieut.. Continental Guards.
C. RICHARDSON Captain Richmond Fayette
Artillery.
J. B. CLoPToN, lat Lieut. Richmond Fayetts
Artillery.
T. P. HoBsoN.
c. L. LONG.
c. r. BRIcKEH.
ID. LEE POWELL. NH l9-5t
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~ DIR. James DOVe-.Ofyice corner of Bank
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House ia 8-Sm
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From Havana.

NEW YORK, March lsth.-The steamer Cahaw
ba has arrived with Havana dates to the 18th inst
She brings nothing important
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-.--.P. Wtlbschef

sF Fencing Academy.--.P. WtlbacheP
takes pleasure in informing his friends and
ton at No. 203 Main street. Terms IS for q course
of u lessons in classes. NH l7-Jm
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~ To Norveas Sunerers.-.A r..sS->
Clergyman, restored 70 health 10 few a.. urea
many years OF great nervous SUFFERING Il sn.lsaftsr
make known the means Of cure. Win seaS ~ u
DA0nALL, No. SO Fulton Street. Brooki,, y
70 29-1m< ~ J.
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~ A Perfumed Breath What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of disR-
greeable breath when by using the Balm of Thou
sand Flow ers' dentfrice would not only render
it sweet but leave the teeth white alabaster -
Many persons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject s delicate their friends will never
ton it. Pour a single drop of the Balm" on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning.
fifty cent bottle will last year.
4 Beautiful Complexion may be acquired by using
the Balm of Thousand Flowers." 1t will remove
tan pimpes and freckes from the skim leaving it of
a soft and roseste hue. Wet a towel, pour two
three drops, and wash the face night and morning
Sharing Made Easy-Wet your shaving brush n
either cold water, pour two three drops
of 'Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard we'll
and it will make beautiful soft laher much faeIlita-
For sale by FETRIDGK 4 Co, proprietors, and all
drugsists
90 RENNETT RERRS FISHER
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e5- 5000 moro Rich Tarte,oo Col,

~ 5000 more Rich Tariet0u Collar.
OPENING THIS MORNING, MONDAY, MARCH II, 1856
ut n. EZEKlEL'S Cheap Store No. as Main street
! will open this morning my third supply, Consisting
of 300 OF those splendid rich Tafeton Collars Ths
styles ars much handsomer than the last. To those
who have not seen the article, would state thar
when worn they have the appearance Of Collar
worth IS, whilst the pr1ce il ONLY EIsEPEScS
EACH Call early and select. NJ EZEKIEL,
NH II No. Is Main Of.
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cS5- Tbe Annual OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of tfl

EY- The Annual Commencement OF the
Medical College of Virginia, will take place at the
College Building, on Thursday evening March 10th
at O'Clock. The Medical profession and the public
are invited to attend.
Valedctory by Prof WEXFORD.
NH l9-2t DAVID IL. TUCKER, Dean.
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ap1CrAL NOTICES.

~;sis.us hrvins oppressed wish to be presented to
ths Hon EpwAaD EyERErT, the COMMITTEES Of Ar.
ransem euts through its Chairman, viii take great
a Introducing him to such Of the citizens a.
NAV desire to call him. on Thursday, the zth IN
stsnt between the hours Of half past IL and O'CLOCK,
in tbs upper rooms in the City Hall
nh ,ap2t JOSEPH MAYO, Chairman.
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q rd...Th0mas w. X eeseo, Auction
eer (Ofhce with George J. Sumner No. 20 Pearl st)
viii attend In person to the sale Of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks Of Merchandise Horses
10. 49, = =
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hirias out Ne
Z 81.
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ES PfOttCt1On u tIU n company
Meet at your room over the store of WIN. A Buffers
ct ) o'clock This Evening. A quorum must be had.
NH l9---it K. P. TOWNSEND, SeC'y.
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Ayos Ds nNuyO VIII ne found H..
sftsr Of the clerks Office of the Federal Con-, nefe
ers Hall, corner Of 9Th and Main. St<s
He will attend particularly to CosysYAse,.e
and CoPYING. description
Memorands LEFT with his father, Joseph N.xo =.
or at his ofics in the City Hail. win be duly -
cd to. slcsa&
He viii also take Dispositions and .t,.ns
other business of NOTARY PUBLIC. = IA % ~
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BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
fs I2-d6m Agents. Richmond


T Better than G0ld.--What Is wealth,
without health to enjoy it. Literally nothing And
st this of the year, when every system needs
renovang, and strengthening, what is the best med
cine to be used for that purpose BAKER's PRE-
MUM BIrTERs. And why Because they are free
from all mineral poisons prepared from pure We
getable substances and have proved to be the best
tonic discovered. They cure dyspepsia, ersd-
both appetite and Digestion and give the
patient flow of spirits that of themselves always
ensure prompt digestion of food. If you trou-
bled with choc, darrh9a, or any of the diseases in
cident TO the of fruits and vegetables these Bit
tiers will relieve you at once.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs.
PURCELL LADD 4 CO,
NH II Druggists, Richmond, Va.
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EDWARD EVERETT, Esq, win dsIIve, sn 1 1n...-
on WASHINGTON, on Wednesday Eyenn, ~ s %
18th. At halfpast seven o'clock. ia the Frst Rss.
Church, on Broad street, Rev. Mr.. Burrov., ~
Everett has generously accepted the invitation
Ladies' of the Mount Vernon Associaon 10 ma s
voice in their behalf for the noble cause Of enn.S
ting to the Fund for the purchase Of Mount YER
the title TO be vested In the State of yirsn;.
Tickets 81 each (; to be obtained at the n,;n.;
Bookstores and Hotels. and at the door Of The Cbs
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGFMFTrssA
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~ A Card.-i desire TO return my thanks
to the friends who have kindly noticed me through
the papers in connection with the Guagers Office and
will say that am not candidate for that office.
NH 19---ts RICHARD FOX.
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e. TO Messrs. Joseph Mayo and WIZ

e To Messrs. Joseph Mayo and VIII
LIAM TAYLoR.-Gentlemen: Both of you having an
nounced yourselves candidates for the office of
MAYOR OF this city, you both were elecie az
members of the American party, and as that party
mas meeting Thursday night next to nominate
city officers, are you willing to submit your claims to
that meeting, and pledge yourselves as gentlemen
answer this in Thursdays paper and let the people
know how you stand? RICHMOND
NH l9-It-
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The Wonderful subterrnnean Discovery

The Wonderful Snbterranean Discovery.
We published some time since a miraculous nc.
count of the discovery of a subterranean passage
IL Allegheny county, and the further still more
miraculous discovery of the body Of man In said
cavern, sitting upright with gun, shot pouch, pow
der horn etc. 1t stated that in the pockets of
the clcthes in which the remains were dressed
were found q number of bonds, some of eonside
rable anounts-that the interest on these bonds
had long way exceeded the bonds themselves In
amour, and that they bore the signatures of DER.
sons in some cases, whose heirs were good and LA.
bic ina smuch the statute of limitations was no
bar to he claims under the circumstances This
story, which squinted tremendously of hoax, has
had a lost extensive circulation. A correspondent
now ties that 1t was nothing else but hoax
The ~ thor of the hoax, who is a genuine wag,
no doalt has had his fun over it, Our correspon.
dent w ,tes as follows:
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u Cough, Asthma. Rheumatism.-Let
THE AFFLICTED TRY THE GREAT REMEDY,
CONSIDERED BY ALL TO BE THE GREAT
EST CURE WHEN ALL OTHER MEDIC ES
HAVE FAILED Every day new testimony comes
in that speaks of the virtues that should induce the
afflicted to delay longer The Debilitated-the
DespondiDg-the Dyspeptic-fnd In it great rssto-
rative and invi gorator,
LuNEy's CREEK 20,
Hardy county!Wa- Dec. /, 1855.
MEssRs MORTIMER MowBRAY
Gentlemen-Pursuant to request here rive you a
description of the effects Of Hanptons Vegetable
Tncture, and its applicability to my ease. receiv-
ed an injury to my constitution in the Mexican
in l847. had malignant typhoid fever which affect
cd my lungs, and from which suffered more or less
until short time since. Last June was taken with
the Asthma 1.-THE Immoral type) and that stuck to
all the Summer and Fall, and was reduced in weight
from l52 to lSS pounds my average weight IN my
healthy days was IT'S pounds. Your Tincture has
cured already and have only used four bottles.
hereby assure all afflicted similar to myself that
better remedy be found; h 10 the best Expector-
ant ever tried. 1t soon carried of all the phlesm
from the lungs. have gained pounds since COM
menced its use. remain yours,
~ Delicate Ladies' and children viii please sivsit
trial
Bronchitis Rheumatism Liver Complaint, scrofula
As female medicine it Is unrivalled.
& co, Richmond; bv d.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
r. OIL per bottle; bottles for e5.
NH I-d&c
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MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION

LADIES' MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION
The following gentlemen have been requested =
the Ladies to act a. . Committee Of Recsption ~
Arrangements, on the occasion of the deliver 10
Edward Everett. Esq, of his Grafton on Washins.oU.J
in the let Baptist Church in Richmond on the svs'
ing of Wednesday. 18th March, for the benefit Of ~.
Fund for the purchase of Mount Vernon ~'
JOSEPH MAYO tMayorl
WIN. H. MCFARLAND
WIN r. RICHIE,
q. A. MYERS,
q W. MUNFORU
Ex-Gov. J. B. FLOYD.
WALTER BLAIR
Judge j. A. MEREDITH
JOHN H. GILMER,
p. 3. MINOR
J. r. THOMPSON,
III. C. CABELL,
nah ltd r. C. STANARD.