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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-03-13
GLEANINGS FROM PAPERS,
With Editorial Sprinkiings.

A New FEMININE ACCOMPLISH
MENT.-T The women in California are
a shade faster than in many other
portions of this extensive country.
Alate number of the Sacramento
Journal gives an. account OF lady
in that city, who, on the spur OF a
moment, bet double eagle with a
gentleman boarder at first class
hotel that she would take little
from each dish on the table, seasoned
with a portion of every condlment,
AMI devour the whole; and in addi-
ton she would take, as drink to
wash it down, a limited quantity OF
all the liquors in the bar. She did
it. and woD the bet. Having conf
dence in her capacity, she afterwards
offered to bet like amount that she
would drink the man-her betting
opponent-dru drunk before night.fall,
but he, having had a test of her
powers, politely declined. We hope
they don't make them all SO in Cali
fsrnia.
The NoRTH AND THE SoUTH.--it is
noted as a remarkable fact that the
election Of Mr.. Banks as Speaker OF
the National House of Representa-
tiyes completes the following results:
The President of the United States,
the Speaker ofthe House, the Presl-
dent of the Senate, the Head of the
Cabinet and the occupant ofour most
important diplomatic post, the MIN
lister to England, are all Northern
men. General Pierce and Mr.. Banks
are from New England, Mr.. Marcy
and Mr.. Buchanan from the Middle
States, and Mr.. Bright from Indiana.
We learn from a correspondent OF
the Galveston News that the entire
Legislature of Texas got on a ''royai
bender a few weeks ago. After
adiourning to the street the men,
bers managed to knock up a few
fights among themselves. The
Speaker, and other officers, were
along and business was transacted in
tha raonlar smanner-motions "to
drink" like those s.to adjourn, be-
ing always in order. It was part
Of the duty of the. s.Doorkeeper' to
rule outside from the 'sfights.
A fellow in Vermont turned New
Years day to some little account.
he crossed the sline," and drank
three glasses of French brandy.
He Immediately returned home and
charged his neighbors twelve and a
half cents tosmeil his breath. Our
information says that he made nine
teen dollars in three hours. This
we think comes under the head OF
sharp practice.
axssxgE,R Ssese- 81 81. Asa
There are only thirty-fouF cities
and towns in Russia that contain
over 10000 inhabitants. The pop
uIation Of the three principal cities
is as follows: st, Petersburg, 542,-
244; Moscow, 373,S0o; Warsaw,
4Vt,0yy:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-03-13
1CboAe pastrg.
Dreams.

dreams.
Inths deepning shades of twilight.
When the sun has gene to rest,
On his couch of gold and crimson,
| Meath the bright and glowing West,
And soft, fragrant winds are shining,
Like kind spirits from above,
Watching Ger the slumb'ring syelids.
Ofpure Innocence and Love.
Then the soul in loneness wand'ring.
Through the fow'ry land of dreams,
Sees the forms Of long lost loved ones,
On the shores Of Mem'ry's streams;
Sees adown the the yistas gloomy,
OF the Past all lone and drsary,
The sad wreck of brightest prospects,
And of all that once was dear.
Fl ear voices long years silent
In the graves dark cherries land;
Feels the warm and kindly pressure
Of some lov'd and unseen hand;
Gamers UP the fondest mem'ries
That it lov'd in other years
All their joys and all their sorrows.
All their hopes and all their fears.
And Just then perhaps AWAKENING
From its deep and gentle sleeping,
Find that it was only dreaming.
And that now tits only weeping,
Then, anon it sinks in slumber,
Dreaming as it did before.
Meath the sound Of music dripping,
On some lone and distant shore.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-03-13

The Wheeling (Va) Times says
10000 hogs were slaughtered there
last season. - 3s;.Is.i 81 .,rfsaisjv i
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-03-13

FINE TINES FOR DoeToRs.---The
following is presumed to be the So
liloquy of young physician who
hopes, by multiplication Of disease,
to get into practice:
Considering the damp and muddy
state of the streets at this time of
the year, / am equally amazed and
delighted to see the ladies', almost
universally going about in thin shoes.
This elegant fashion beautifully dis
plays the formation of the ankle
joint; but to the surgeon it has an
other recommendation. behold
the delicate foot, separated scarcely
by the thickness Of thin paper from
the mire. see .he exquisite instep,
undefended but by mere web, ]
mediate on the influence Of cold
and wet upon the frame; think OF
the oatarrhs, coughs, pleurisies, pneu,
monias, consumptions and other in-
teresting affections that necessarily
must result from their application to
the feet; and then | reckon up the
number Of pills, boluses, powders,
draughts, mixtures, lseches and bis
ters, which will consequently be sent
in to the fair sufferers, calculate what
they must come to, and wish / had
the amount in my pocket. as ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

rTFIetcher's Hair Tonic fs one of the
hsposs, a. well a. useful preparations that
wss Invented for the Hair. Its soothing and pene-
tstipx effects are wonderfully and perceptibly felt
insou ach that the general exclamation 10 Oh what
delightful article Fletchers Hair Tonic ISL and its
benefits are uuequslled by any other preparation. 1t
perfectly ersdcstes dandru from the scap 1t spool
y stops the hair from falling OF it makes the coarses
few bottles is changed to beautiful dark brown
Nor is there any preparation that ID equal to
Fletcher's in dressing hair. One or two spplica-
tons week being sufficient to keep 1t in healthy
condition. ~
1t 10 sold by the principal Druggists in the city and
country and for sale, Wholesale and retail BY the
ma6utscturer JOHN B. JOHNSON,
ie6 10th st. between Main and Cary.
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q Dallcys Genuine Pain Extractor
VIZ saDdoe the pain and Inflammation from the 60
asrest burns or scslds, In from TO twenty min
uIe'.ana that 1t viii heal the wounds without scar
Aha sneetuaiiy cure Fever -Pilss-Sslt Rheum
rlhhsmmatory kheumatisu,-Sore and tnfsmed
sLes-Suts. ,Woands-Bruises--Old and lnvetsrste
SSoes-scsid Head--corus aud Bunions-Erydpelss--
p,Fns-sweiiines-Fe lons -Chilblains Bites Of In
sEec't,Sweiied and Breken BreAst--Spre Nipples
.Sptons-.snd al other indammatory and cutsneoaa
US, ssss where the pssfs affected can be reached.
, Ion % inereduioss about the many diseases usmed
eered BY only one thine-but reject, thatIhs tsw
Ivy poatss properties which the Daley Sslve alone
s.naias ana - heretofore enumersted-ou T. four-
S Teach not alone the aforementioned diseases
"as many more Lot enumerated. =
..Sasfy.-Oo NOT REGULAR Bred PHYSICIANS PEE.
.s al cALoAEL ihwARDLY yoR SCORES or BIZ.
SGkEsr DisEAsEs
.d nash box Of 0EsuIsE DALLgy's PAIn ExfaAc.
tbs ass upon Il steel Plsts knEr.ysA Label With
sne nfnstures of G. v. CLlckEHEh 4 CO., pro.
KS p,s .ofs and HENRY DALEY, MAnafaesursr. All
S' ~. are y. counterfeit. Price Is cepN per bon
., AZ orders should be sdlrsssel . q. v. Click
sI - 70 u Barclay street. New York.
AW His Wholesale ana retail By
- sEhNET1. BEEks { ylSaEA
"is-sm ~ Mais strsst.
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H Benz. franklin and Prof. De lsrnth.
franklin brought electricity from the heavens TO the
earth Prof De Grath spilled that electricity to
nevs diseased mortals. Prof De Grsth's ELECTRIC
OIL does not cure everything, but certainly cures
Aheamatsn and Neuralgia in day or two cures
Group, Cranp, Pains in the breast, in 10 minutes;
cures Burns, Sprains, Wounds from to dsys cures
Essehe Deafness Sore Breast in days; cures Piles
Ss~elied Glsnda. Stiff Neck, from to days; cures
Lfyapess Scrofala Pimples from 2to 10 days; cures
days. 49,
~ Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Richmond, and
SCius5lsls In every town. Principal Depot, No. 50
sa sth street, Philads. Beware of dangerous
souhsefieiu my 2S-ts
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a. A Perinmed Breafh.--What lady Oh
Gentleman would remain under the curse of diss
gresabe breath, when by using the balm Of Thou
sand FoweEs' a. dentifrice would not only render
Il sweet but leave the teeth white slabaster!-.
Many persons do not know their breath is bad, and
the il delicate their friends will never men.
tion it, Pour q singls drop of the "Balm" Oh your
toothbrush and wash the teeth night and morning. A
fifty cent bottle will last year. -
4 Beautiful CossplerscH may be acquired by using
the Balm of Thousand Flowers.n 1t will remove
tan pnpies and freckes from the skn leaving it of
soft aud roseste hue. Wet towel, pour on two or
three drops and wesh the face night and morning.
Saastssg Made Easy.-Wet your shaving brush u
either cold water psur on two or three drops
Of "Balm of Thousand Flowers rub the beard wei
ting the operation of shaving. Price only SO cents
For sale by FETRIDGE d Co., proprietors. and all
druggists. f'-lsss is. assf@
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER
10 I2--d6u Aaents Richmond
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ty Ren der, are you subject 70 disordeyed
stomach less of appetite improper digestion, bilious-
out the patience destroy the temper and harass the
minds OF mauy persons, at this particular season
Of the yest If you are, and wish to procure speedy
yet discovered for them. These Bitters purely
vegetable in their coinposlton, and have proved 60
eesciouS wherever used that many Of tn. best ply
sieians in Virginia recommend them to their most
delicate patients. As they have cured thousands of
other persons why should you hesitate to try them?
Ths price is only so cents per bottle.
For sale by al this principal druggists in the city
Of Richmond and elsewhere. jy Is
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ny Laras q shine, Aacas.

kSaxfrS IN nHNMACO COUNTY FOk
privately that beautiful Farm. in Henrco county q
miiss below the city, on the Dsrbytown road owned
~ ~. James l. Ego, Containing 2o5 acres viz 40 in
WOOD inc balance 10 high stats Of cultivation and
nov seeded in Corn, Whest and Oatl; tho improve
menu censist Of large DWELLING large New Barn.
A'so 81. necesssry cut houses quArrera kc. ice
nonse $50, good veil and spring ON the premises
The aeove Farm IL offered for sale privatsly, until
WEDNESDAY. the Sch day Of July, 1855, and II mot
oisposea Of VIII be sold ct auction on that day ct
oSsk, Z. n. upon the premises
TERMS: One-third cash; balance ct and years
LARUS 4 SHINE,
my ~ ZaWtd - 3ss Auctioneers. 8
me above sale, which has beeu unavoidably post
O'Clock, z. d., on the premises. Sale positive.
USS-td LARUS L SHINE, Aucta
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CTDr. Duponce's Golden Pills for Fe-
MALLs.-Ths combination Of Ingredients in the Pills
are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and merits
based upon extensive practice Of over thirty
years. and, whore the directions have been strictly
followed they have failed all irresu-
larities, relieve painful and difficult nenstrusrion,
psrtieuary at the change of life They willeur all
weakness, and remove all distractions arising from
cold, exposure any causes; and may be used sue
cessfully preventive. Call upon the agent, and
get ci. cular for particulars free.
Pnce = per box. with full directions Sold whole
sale and retail, by PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Gen.
eral State Agents cor Of Main and Pearl Streets
Richmond. Va; DUvAL l. NORTON, corner Main
and 10th sts. Richmond, Va; GRUBBS L APPER-
SUN, No.. pol Broad street, Richmond, Va, J. w.
EVANS, No 10 Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
The above agents will supply dealers at proprie-
tors prices and send the pills by mail
to either city country, receipt of 81 through
post Office Richmond, Va,
N. b. Signature J. Duponco on each box.
ie6-Smk 5tTffss sz 4asr.
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MN g
T5Ial CSss7z S, 3 ss IA:
g Co.. 30 = (. s. = 5'ssss1 & II
iestls5 asisi - = lftb1 e2 Sc s ~ s. e
q JAY, IA - 4 9sloek ~ isviS7 ~ ~.
~ ~ IN eke(14es Wa111 ~ ~ ~ - 1aS6a
qsnset Mixfele Waf3fete9 4Sftle fop 4sXIsSs
oheirst lt41eA coefaG1 - l(kef no63so5S fS.
resns I'll 3ifSotN msfl m 1keeeals = e -
~ Cen9se Tabs. nnbo6er4 ~ unln6e 8eeV -
ble9 lakye euehin Arm GkSff 1sabis Snd $500
hair Msttftsspq fs6khes Ds1I 6olsfSss ID FfiisSs
AID other fufnifnm 1exke& e. q ~ saA keteI -
eieDt 3 sAtiafy Ga3d distyG Warran& ~ eseh - -
lt.sry: IkEp. 1u1tEA 3. 6. q
u Is-tds 5... -. s. 4. .sss
VALUADG1 RARM FOX 1ALE-sO1 -
lSsh Augnst next, On the promissa viii - 81 6
auottons withoue rsossve, xuek 81 Land. eitunen1
on Bsnnisfer river, IN the eoanty % Hal1fhx, o.
mil: from tsrn ont - he Ushmesd and pa8yilie
The tract contains ssvsa Kindred ~ twsaty serss
Of land Of which tgo hhndfe1 md nfnety aoTos ~
best rivsr low greun1a fsxY sea ersek 6sk and IL
balance fair high lad. IL land = vel Wpesrsds
with timber on e affofenk fos al plautntica pur-
posed L hes I'll the farm buildissG usually ssss q
tobacco farms.
A. persons dssirsg 70 purchase win probably -
the land for theneplvss. dssn fAkthsr dsecdr<ioa
1hs tsrms will BE-: Ons-fourth cash. aaa tie bal-
anee payable in three ysars with intsrese from dats
psy.bis annually; bosds - b secured ~ aesf Of
trust on the land. THOMAS BRUCE.
10 l9-dkwfA 4
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0.horne asw.

,,WIeHT IS Now coMPLETED, end AM-
and sEI.s. o.sls % .srps.
tssen y i; ,his rsrt of the country. Come and see
sny.sns We are prepared to put up Likassses
10 .ysry Known sys q Ar Nov on had MoIosss
We've. .r, ,,za aud price. Also, Gold Frames,
Csss' ats ana Gold Pics designed for pictures
eoa .U's,otyre and Dasuefreotype stock and mate
Also i.rle 10 country operas or. ct New York
rlahsat who's 0SB0kNE,S Gallery,
prcssx sign of the Flags.
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II Good News for the Ladies !! !--Open-
ins this morning, at N. EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
400 yards superior new styles Jsconetts and Lawns
to be Of at only nine pence tbs yard; in this
10. some of the finest textures and good collars
and richly worth from 20 to Is cents the yard really
French Jaconetts splendid styles, and eolors worth
from Is cenis to 81 will be run Oh at only shil-
lnst yard This lot is well worth the attention Of
purchasers 1000 yards really handsome style Lawns
which will be run OF at only ii cents the yard worth
nearly double, together with many other new and
desirable styles of sosds, that will sell of equally
az cheap to close out the summer stock on hand.
N. EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store, No. rs,
Main st., next door to p. X. Whites
jys Boot and Shoe Saloon.
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SAL OF MESste1. RICHARDSON u
- COZ STOCK or DAY GOO0e, Al AUG
xiOM.-0n WEDNEeDAY, S0tb inst, commencing
0eiock We will sell at ne sEore Of meMfa Aieh-
sseson %, NO s. Aalr sxfeoe wko eEe tnae1ng
eaeoee u fhetr busineal, fbsfr eneire stock ~
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
ccmpnnDe variety Of choieo an1 desirable Goods.
~ me sock VIII " found = large 1ce ~ Hsaty
Moolsns, klsnnelA Rsints, CIotbs and Cashmere,
1leaehee sd Brown 0ood4 White Goods - If
ieralns 9 ne n.ds god opportunity 70 mpply
We invite particular attention. 10 thu la =
large amount OF Goods aye - BE- sold withoue limit Or
reserve. s - s7-ts = - - = -
TssMs-AIl nns sndss e1oo. cssh, u.aer ego
month"; credit; oyeE ESQ., months for approved ne
gotfAbls papsr KENT, PAINE Co. -
~ Austionsssa
THusTkES eALE.-By virtae 81 4 6eo1
- Of trust - M - trustee from John w Coe6v
dated the 10Th day Of July, 1854 duly recorded ID fo
Hustines Court Of Nshmond, i sha0 proceed 70 ecu
on WEDNESDAY, the S0th day Of Jsly, Ies6. IS.
ginning g 10 O'clock, A. ~, r. the 0ranaSy formerly
occupied BY the said Cosby, corner ct ranhlia ard
18th : the following property in said dsed Convey
About laos bushels shipstsis; 40 do Brovu,tuat
200 do Shorts $500 do Bsa; 10 do Oats; ISL balss
Hayi pair Scales; Grain Measuus; Horne;
wagon and Harnesss BaRsy and Harness Hack
and Harness; Cutting Box, and small LOT Of ofRce
Furniture. Is ssssg 80
TEaHs: All sums under $50, eash; 60 dsys credit
Tor approved endorsed nesotiabls paper hE that
j. ls-dtds Alex. GARRETT, rs.st.s.
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Ny Alexanusr Nofs.

EQ8MtTURE CLOTHlNG. SHOES.
A.. yMx GOODS, &c.--Wilt Be sold q auciion. On
TnukSDAf, July -. commensipe ct 10 oclock. 3
xcnefA nsoftmsnt Of new a sscoud- hand furni-
ALSO-ro close sanary invoices. I l.rss lat -
Assny,msds Clothing, Dry Goods Shoes, Hats e,
bONNETS-5 cases Straw, Lsce and brad Bon
meta
0RoCEaIEs- whi.tsy, Ram, Gin, Brandy. Ga
gar, Soap, Herriuss &c
ADDlTIUNAL--Wiu be added to the above ssae,
Gold and sf!ser Watches. on account Of when 1t
ciseiy. = -
T.RNs-Cash. ALEX MOTT,
~ = Auctioueef
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~ Rsurd Of Trade OF Rfchus0ud... -
ues.rs q. KENT Pres't. L. b. BENTLEY, Treasr.
WILLIAM B. lsAAcs, Secretary.
Commitlss of arbitration.
WILLIAM s. DOMAIN, Chairman.
,.uxrs w. GLIzgBnooK, JAMES b. DUpuY,
DAVID CusRIE, L. D. CREssRAw.
my T-u
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MIR. LEFEBvRE, SCHOOL, Richmoud
Nl,VA.-The next session of this Institution will
open on the LIST day of October, 1885, and close on
the first day of Jnly. 1857.
TERMs.-Board $500; Washing $40; English Tui-
ton 50; Modern Languages, each $40; Latin $40
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $40
Drawing from nature $40 Painting water colors $40
in oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of sge $50.
ksrEaENeEs-- Patrons Of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Row. Bishop Johns Right Rev.
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama. Rev. Moses D. Hoge. D.
D.. the clergy of the Episcopal Church Of Virginia
Rev. II. s. Keppler, Rev. w, h. WebbA.M;J j. r. lat
tie, NJ D.. r. A Lewis. n. D Joseph Michard, John
A. Caiye, G. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon, Mrs.. Taylor
Madume Estvan, Mile Lacy, etc, eta.
All letters to be directed to
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yr Curd.--Thomas w. Keescc, Auction
ar foffce with George i Sumner, No. % Pearl ~, }
viii attend in person 70 the sale Of Real Estate.
Huusehsld Furniture Stocks Of Merchandise, Horsea
xLsp.-To Renting cut Houses and Hiring out Ne.
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~ Baths! Baths! Baths .-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours from
6o'cock A. NJ to 10 P. NJ, at the Hair Cutting, Shs
wing and Shampoouing Saloon, under the American
Hotel Entrance llth street. Single bath Is eta.
or tickets for dollar NH 81.
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IF johnson, inimitabie Cutter Of Hair
and Whskers on 10th St, between Main and Cary
Particular attention paid to Dressing, Curling and
transporting the Hair.
lntalble Tonic to grow the Harlan instantaneo us
Dye for beautiful black brown jy Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

~ Peariy white te eth, soun1 and hcaItny
s gun, If DoWDENs DENTAL FLUID. II arrests
oeess. ii. invaluable a. wash for oil affections
vac sss throat and mouth Used and recommendsd as
., sa to any dsnther known BY Dr VIM Plea.
.,n.. Richmond; Robert ess's Mann n Cssrlse.
D. CIV. s. Francis. M d., Mobile aud hun.
s,sss Of others For sale by all druggists.
nav 2-Sm.
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spncTAL NOTICES.

y.s ssys sfss ss g 3. ri 3 8 4:
Fury CEsI" Wasoes corner 5kh and UrOA4 ~
Dssassoyar two Liksnsssss p give y yosr niesass
ed .re 10 the bet styls ~ lsrEsf M ySs g.
get sl,eM ssen. Nos. I and 10 He hes been about
ths, ,. S.srs ID the businsss u-ei4c
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~ The Great Russian Remcdy.-ProB Be.
NO PusLIco.-"Every mother should have . bog In
the house handy in case Of accidents to the chill
dren" rH E8&
REDDINs's RUSSIA sALvE.-Itiss Boston remedy
of thirty years standing and is recommended BY ply
sicisns 1t Isl and speedy cure for Burns Files
Boiis, Corns, Felons, chiblsins and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch Scad Head, Net
tie Rash, Bunions. Sore Nipples, Recommended by
nurses1 Whitlcws Sites, Festers Flea Bites Spider
Stings, Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds
1t il most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by Thousands who have used it in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
instance will this Sslve do injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t 10 made from the
Purest materials from recipe brought from Rusda-
OF articles growing in that coantry-and the proprie
tors have letters from all classes clersyuen, phyd
clans sea eaptains and o,hers who have used
themselves, and recommend 1t to Others.
heddinss Russia salve i put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture OF horse and
disabled soldier, which picture il also engraved on
the wrapper. Price Is cents box.
Sold at all the stores in town OF country or NAV be
ordered Of any Wholesale druggist
BEDDING Z CO., Prepreton,
e. BENNETT, BEERS FISHER Agents for
kcnmond to lld6m
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T,RUsr SALE OT 0KzL ESTATE j
THE CITY or RICaMQN0..AT AuCJIQ


THE CITY or RICHMOND, AT AUCxI0M
Pursuant to the provisions Of two deeds Of trust,
sxssnted to y BY A.W lAnbsrt and vile e secnr:
advances and loans made 70 him By the Aeehanies'
building Fund Association Of the city Of Richmond;
potn q yhieh deedsar REGARDED in the clerks ONCE
q tne Richmond Hustings Court. ONE deed datsd
ynnspssy x4h 1855 conveying two lots on Navy
h iii ssch frontsg 81 feet ON Third street. running
feet wide: 81 them beinf q the corner Of "a and
Baker streets and the other adjoining it. ON each Of
yhlch 1ots there framed hcuse and the other deed
ea.ed Oet 2, lsoa conveying . lot of land with .
frame tenement theyeon) the city of Richmond on
eastern sids Of Third street. fronting on Third ~
and thirty feet shall in obedenee to the direc-
on OF the Board Of Directors Of the aforesaid Asso
eisnen On THURSDAY. the 2lfh day Of july 1856,
ats O'clock T. M upon the premises sell to tie hiah.
above mentioned deeds. i. - i - =. -
F.v SUTTON, IN.
CHAS. z ANDERSON, $Trustaaa
CHA0 G. Elicit,
sale conducted BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Ancts
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,s- neware or Grcen Ersm ~ ~.
:sa csrs , ,ss p:sgssn oss;s
Cholera S,;aser for the above diseases = admfttsd
vxtuef o. ssols Medical Fscalty. and rscommsnded
y Inc fac. family :nesd % w,snos. o.r.d %
cordial oyn;lnssd with water. Il fofms cool and res
the puonss taken after eating promoter disesou.
fresae ma effects from the imprudent use o.
s.. 4 s sss:. s : s.s.:a' heat
appetite. - nv BENNETT, BEERS d fIsHEk;
GRuBbs s,.,s jys-dSm
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IL iCAOkY: Hl0KOkY s..l have jpsi
10 vrsesised lat o1 ssly superior Novthern HtCk.
~ thckDees - wh3eh inyits The sttspften d
saafasss-psksfs and nsaehinists lis he best IL
asss ever sssa 10 thts mesket.
EOWD z. DUDbEY,
NE III IT. bstw. Msta - IJaskiis -
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q American Hotel, staunson, Virginia
a. N. BkECKlNRtDGE L CO., Proprstors.-
iH1sarH y. WooDwAsB, (lsts Of the Woodward
.-01'oI SUPERINTENDENT. JeN-dSm
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uair Csttins...To strangers ylsit,ng
e h IA eitizcns; II you wish to set your h.aI
The si .ie.s .nd moss sesSmn 's{s ss, as,a
advise yoss ~ =, ne and Bathing room, under the
shsvias, Ho,sl Entrance on llth street.
Aerfsry s;sIere Owed either Black or Brown color.