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Il TIF ICA TES.
important from DIR. T.. W. Sabin, O
EUrNrslcE y. Y.

December ], 1856
TIL. may certify that I have made trial o
'|"cn IS American lomrouni' in a case Of sever,
Nroa"4' Is Affection, AID long standing irritation
81 H''u.'. Hi tine ilimcntiry duct. By n use
%. two bottles OF the above Compound it is thought
.tuHu.ut cure was effected. ! have seen its Won
aeIiu' c''c'- m decided case Of Scrofuls Consunr.
H"n. wh fc the patient was thought to be beyond
nr.-1,',r taking few bottles Of the American
'"npHu d 's low thought to be out of danger and
nearly we'll From what l have seen Of the Com.
and, snorli ccrtIinly recommend lite use In
SUCH CASE. as above nalued
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- ALMoN,' DIRECT FROM THE FISHING
- ground at " Bay Chaleur,' this morning re-
oeived. These fsh are OF the Sc catch" Of July
1886, and in prime condition. 1t ismuch better to
boil or broi them than to allow them to remain
uh'rs they a. :. DEWEY.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Leave Burlington at 7i0 A. NJ. and $40 p. NJ. )
Winuoshi 80 $50
MAIL TRAIN conrccts at Rouscs Point with
trains from OgdensbuIgh and Moutrc ! the night
before at White River Junction and Wind,or with
trains for Boston and New ! ork 1rjv,Hg IN Boston
ti0o hours eorhr than by any other route.
AccpnmO atun train connects at Ruuscs Point
with trains from Ogdousbursh aud Montreal, stops
over nj ht at White River Junction or Windsor
and connects with trains arriving in Boston At
leo r. ". and at New \ ork at 400 r. Nj.
- Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, and the
West. via. Grand Trunk and Great Western Rail-
Roads for sale at the principal stations.
r. SuEhBuRNE, Supt.
Eorthfpld Nov. r. 1856.
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Artists Materials.

Ut Is ACKNOWLEDGED THAT NICHOLS
keeps the most complete assortment in the state.
The best materials for Oil, Grecian and Oriental
Painting constantly on hand Brushes, Water
Colars, Canvass on frames and in rolls, Pallets,
Pallet-Knives, Whipplcs, Woods, and Damon S
Mar0Ie Board, etc, any quantity. 0ct3lddw
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gold PENS. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
sh large, medium and small g old Pens, Pencils
and Holders, received Try 'em.
aps J. Z. BHIN-NAGD.
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ENREsH DAT MEAL AND ENGLISH CUR.
u rants this day received and for sale by
aug % \. S. DEWEY.
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I EW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
u .lnAE R.CEIN ED. l.

I EW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
~ JNSr RECEIVED, q
- snlenal 1T q Cloths, Cassimercs and Nestings,
of the latest sylos-tor "a LII and WINTER
ware. Also making up a splendid assortment Of
plERtDAIH Of every quality and all of the latest
styles together with Business Goats, Dress Goats,
Pa3' and Vests Of every grade, all Of which viii be
sold AZ prices that defy competition. CLOTHING
MlDE TO ORDER at the shortest notice and
warranted in every respect.
leo, on hand continually an assortment Of Gents
Fur ishing Goods, such as silks, Cundershirts,
Drawers, Necklaces, Socks, Collars &c, &C., which
will be sold very low.
Please call and examine before purchasing else
where LOUIS EAGLE CLOTHING MART.
sett2 dtt No. 1874 Church Street
sTLuUR.-5Oo bbls Gothic Mills, super extra.
3 800 Lbis Hudson Mills, extra.
500 Industrial "
500 " Plymouth " Fancy.
500 " Erie " No. /, this day received.
"'rputcd to give entire satisfaction both in Jrioe
aud quality. For sale by
uprl3iGw VANsICKLEN WALKER.
ESLATLD WARE TEA SETS, CAKE BIAS
KRIS, Casters, Candle Sticks, Card receivers
"i rare beauty Spoons, Forks, Knives for dinner
and Desert, Plated on Steel &c, just received at
jel3 DRINsMAID 4 HILDRErH.
y f W b A RY 49,,
The subscriber would inform his friends and the
pubic IN general, that he has dissolved cOpartner
snip with the firm known as " Snow Thorn rson, ;"
and that he will carry on the Bakery business in all
It's branches. lie would call the attention of his
customers more particularly to his
BREAD, AND TEA BUNS.
in making which he will spare no pains nor expense
to please all those who may favor him with their
patronage and will deliver them fresh, every after
noon, at their doors.
The subscriber would also say that, as he has had
some years experience in OF tho principle elite.
Of the Union, he is prepared to fill orders far Balls
Parties, Steamboats,, &C., dc., at short notice and in
III most satisfactory manner.
lie would also say that he has the v for the
Boston aud Far Have, Oysters,
which he will sell by the can, key gallon or quart
wholesale and retail.
lie very respectfully soicits n share Of your
patronage. II. THOMPSON,
Wolcott's Building, nearly opposite the New
Custom House, burlington, Vt DIFF
burlington, October IA, 1856
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GEO. V. nOYLE. su
Vermont Central Railroad.
- FALL L r. N G i EN- t.
ss-.ss'eg9.ss Northern, Western, British and L
H-rR. Mail Route.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Leave Burlington at 9.lj A. NJ. and $40 p. NJ !;
Winooski 9.25 " " $50
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White
River Junction with trains from Boston, and
Springfield same day and from New York the day
previous at 400 p NJ Leaves Windsor at LIS,
connects at Rouse's Point with trains for Montreal
the same p. NJ, and next morning with train
for Ogdersburgb. Toronto, Detr't, Chicago and the
West, via Grand Trunk and Great Western Rail-
Road, making the best and most reliable Winter
route from New England to the West
Accommodation fraiu connects at Windsor and
White River junction with trains that leave Bos-
ton at 1900 noon and New \ orr n $50 AN same
morning, stops over night at Northhcld- leaves at
$50 4. NJ connects atkouse's Point with trains for
Ogdensburgh same evening", and for Toronto and
hcago next lay.
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DIANO STOOLS-NEW STYLES-RECEIVED
and for sale at No. 5, Bank Block,
octl h. S.RUST.
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SABBATH BELL. NEW COLLECTION OF
- Church Music, by GEORGE +. RoOT. Received
and for sale at RUsTS Music Store, No. 8, Bank
Book. Octl dtt
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MACHINES FukfAMlLY sLwlNH,

of frai and delicate construction, are recommen-
dcd by other manufacturers. Such machines are
made to catch the eye, not to perform substantial
work. The truth is, family sewing machines ought
be stronger than any other, because they 60 into
less silful hands than when sold to manufacturers
and are used for greater variety of work. The
machines which have proved best for all other pur.
poses must be best for family use, and they are
singers. The speed Of our machines has lately been
doubled No other compare with them in guam
Try { work.
-' Nrw machines of the latest improved style
Will be ovchlu ed on liberal terms for old sewing
mo hines of our own make, for operative ma
chiae' &C o'hcr manufacturers, Local agents want
ell 90 sell our machines. II
Y. H,-AU person, desiring full information
about sewing machines, can obtain it ~ applying
fora copy Of " l. NJ. SINCERE Co., tilzottc.'' pa
per devoted entirely to the subject. twill be sent
gratis |. NJ. SINGER 4 co.
Principal OGice, 1923 iroa iway, New York.
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All the genuine medicine bears the fac smile Of
P. V. L. COVENTRY & co. on the outside wrap; .r.
Principle Office and Depot. 50 GENEsEE ST
AUBURN, y. !.
FRED. L. SMITH, General Agent for the Stat
Of Vermont.
I"l~ D. is+H vi Wy
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NV C0oJf 4 FRESH SUPPLY OF NICE
y Baskets t. !n5ic.. Just received by ESpsss
witch viii ia SOLD pr'y ..v. Also, French Re,i-
Gu es, Of y...uua platforms, Ladrs Purses or Bags.
with Chains, ct every ,urety, and jet Goods,
on which customers will save money by calm. at
No. ], Bank Block, before purchasing elsewhere.
aug q BKINSMAID 4 uILDKETH
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An IMPORTANT DI>CONE Y, THAT CONSo
: LIDATloN is destructive to the Pockets and w.
forests of BARRIERS. have Therefore withdrawn from
the Hot Water spot and Located my self ia the
TOWN HALL, next the Post Office, where / shall
be happy to wait on all those who love a sharp
Razor and the isht change back.
myl DIT JAMES L. TAYLOR.
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s,PORTING GOoDS.-AN ASSORTMENT OF
'SDouble and Single Barrel shot Guns, Shot Pouch
cs and Belts. Powder Fla>ks, Eiy's Double Water
Proof and Other Gun Caps, Ely Nads and Carr
tridges OF all Sizes Cot and other h,voNiug Fi3-
tolls. Mt reduced rates. can he found at No. b. Il.
ocl3d BEINoMAID a IILDRETH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-22

AxISsASE SrEIr RArrER-On THURSDAY nightas Mis- H.
about leaving her dressing for the purpose
"going on IN the fourth of Camille" she wa> sud
denly seized by insane named Joseph p Terry
who grasped her with hand b the ami the other
cutchng her throat he began in wild and incohereut
style tn rehearse portion of Macbeth Miss Heron
OF much terrified. ana her re,oun
through the theatre. Young sister OF the lady fed nr
assistance and several Of the company coming up
her Nithou. difficulty, from the madman's grasp.
Miss Heron s.iy frightened that she could scarce
y proceed with her performance and the incident becou-
ing known to the audience, created considerable excit-
nent Mr.. Terry soou left the Natiolal and up
the Peoples Theatre where his wife is psring an engage
meni; almost INN rstey entering the green.roor be
seized his wife, and throwing her his shoGders Gee
rushed ont into the street closely pursued by Mreker and
other Of the Company, Ia their apparel After
short struggle he compelled 90 release her aud half
dead with fright she taken back into tile theatr-.
M Terry 40 once taken into custody and conveyed
the Ninth Station hJuse Yesterday morning h
brought before the Police Court aud the Judge learn
ing hi unfortunate condition him below until an in
9irea9o de iHHafico could bee hell. II is said thar be
has become insane om -prt rlppings-C Cincinnati Com
D>reidl. Ecb. Z.
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How CAyAnA OBTAINED IT'S NAWE.--The origin Of q e
name Canada is curious enough The SpauarIs visited o
country previous 20 the French, and made particular
searches for gold and silver and finding none they often
said among themselves "AY'd Hdit' tnsre nothing
here.) The ludutus-who watched ClOscy-icarnel this
sentence and it, meaning After the departure Of the
spaniiris the French arrived and the Iniu- who want
ed none OF their company supposed they we're also Span
iar,is come tie crrd, aud were anxious 20 inform
them that their labor was lost by rrng 30 that country
necessarily repeating tho Spanish -cuteucr "iyai H4i
The French, who ls lt, Of Splusn rs the Iutaas
supposed thu necessarily recurring sound the name Of
the country and gave the name OF CId which has
borne since.
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n1SNFR rn mo - mpyPY M rI.r1rr

WhxtssAs!E p. , D. l'Tle friends aud ne.ghhos ~ -
Hon Henry Fuller. VI c, from th. district.
dinner y-.e~iy WAct participated hy Wing Knoz Moth
tnxs All D-mscrs- VI fIr bilg .al 81
Length, Wind tng the 81 himself and f-uIs
struggle Tor toe S'stf-rsnp sui h. position
slavery qIrsou pIu Ntsnsl and
Gated i agitation % tr question n aud"u Of Congress ci
laei Go nhAuc t- pIlr AID sectional he Desired
the 90 the Worth tue Of should
breret lie also showed Hon Butler former
Wing R-pre'entliyr from 90. d.rcf. advocated
doctrine that states should be admitted glEng excuGns
the people might
the territories shoIi Doe cf uufnpir-fei
that attempts ther action improper ought
dscounteuanced He remarks received
much pleasure, cug hppau- H.
with a'Irsncr will support Of all Who have
on hi. vis
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mAsnNIC IrnnIIs.

MASONIC HOOKS.
TUJfE MASONIC MANUAL pocket companion
ted containing Rituals Of Masonry embraced the
D~gee o. he Lodge Chapter and Encampmnt embshei With
uTd n three hundred euRravng ecr with Forms ~ Ma
sonic Documents Npis sours Date tr compiled aud
BY Robert Macoy Past Master Grand Secretary Grand
Commando. Grand Recorder, &c., fifteenth edtiofi-fi.
MASTER WORKMAN. m True Masonic Guhr-Containnr
Fundamental a.
embellishments aud explanations. by I G Atwood-f2.
TiiE INV MASONIC TNtsTLE HOARD Adapted IN The WORK
and Lectures prnescd the Lodges Chapters, Councils
Encampmeut of Knights Tempar the United States 81 Anerca
hy Ctas " Monre-fi %
TiiE vRGINIA TEXTBOOK OF ROYAL ARCH MAsONRY-
JOHN Dove-ft -
MASONRY AN ANTI MAsONRY-A history Of Masonry rs Il
has existed Pennsyyana 1872 Which the
The fully Developed and M
corrected containing the protects, speeches, reports &C. by
Creigh-f
TiiE PgEE MAsONs MONITOR-C ntainng deiineaton Of
The Fundamental Principles ~ free Masonry BY A. Dsysl
For sale by
r9 4 MORRIS No. o. Main street,
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To MAZE GLOSSY SHIgr Bosovs-Thos, ladic. vino
wish TO see their lpri- wearing nice glossy ,f Joor.
will do well 10 Observe th' following receipt III ale.
two ounces white gumaiabc powder 10 boo pitcher and
pour on 1t pint water according the dcgc. of
strength you desire and them having covered it let t set
all night. lu the morning filter carefully from drug.
into clean bottle. cork 10 aud Keep for use tul,
spoonful OF gum water stirred into pint Of starch made
the usual way will give 10 either M &c. or printed shine
look OF ne~"es- that nothing else restore to them a.
Ger washing
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Sl30,OOO!.!


Whole Tickets tiO Halves o.; Quarters $3.50.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The preceding numbers those
2n0 PrEes. on
Prizes For cSamre:If 2SD prize
those tickets numbered il2ls, 1872 1881 each
entitled to tOO, aud according the scheme
PLAN THE LOTTERY
In the above scheme
10000 There $40 full Prizes aud soJ Approximations
In all 1000 Prizes
numbers 10000 corresponding with the numbers on
the tickets, printed separate slip, paper NJ
cced with small tin tubes and placed in "A Glass
The Of the different 2b prizes
cced. placed smother wheel, wheels
number drawn from the wheel Of numbers
Is drawn from the other wheel by boys who
number and the opened exhibited ia
audience and the prize be IN
placed the number drawn The
all the prizes drawn The drawing then printed
comparison, the Commissioner cerhcs correctness
20 Prizes payable in full, DEpucrfoS
Address orders for Tickets X. FRANCE A Co.
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MEDICAL.


WINDOW GLASS, Ac.
No. " Main Street. Corner Fourteenth,
RcasoSp, Va.
no. receiving their FALL STOCK embr
large and well selected which they In lots to
.ss very Low for oAsn or on The usual credit u
1900 lb-. superior Indigo
$40 ibs be.tM siier
% bsl. spirit. rarpsaun.
40 bbls Burning fluid
CO lbs Nutmses
49, ibs Mace
50 boxe. starch
leo bones window Gls.s, Fr~scA
bbls. Csmphor
$50 ih- Powdered and Rost Rhubare
$50 Qulninc
800 III. Extract Logwood
10 bhls. birthstone
20 bbi.. Blake's Paint
- bags Pepper
10 bags Allsplee
IS bags Ginger
~ bbis Tanners on
9cp gallons LlnSeed OIL
sho gallon. LsmPo on
Is cases Chrome Green and Yellow
~ cases Paris Green
25 kegs Red Lead nd Ilthsu
1000 lbs White Zinc Paint
~ cases Lump Msgnesla
% boxes Castle soap
iJD mats Cassla p,yk
rcgetaer with n D..
Medicines Perfumes, Cigars, Soaps Brushes. Fancy Articles
fURCELL, LADD CO,
.sa druggists, " Main street, Fourteenth
FEELS LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE,
A"nV"ctrea loD French Grapes, I,aaira Cisoer
,r, S.r,.' Ou,Ihgs CSTos, dc. Three Years Oid.
muirnt hrly beneficial checking an dorerrd .a,. OF
s,, sna bowels 80 prevalent In weather.
also valuable remedy for raturncy Dyspepsia and ene, q. De-
Persons living tn districts where prevails gvA,
~ Wholesale Retail Agents Mes.r. RrSSrrr A prrps
'zo NAN stree, and Pearl street. Richmond. s~i5-n
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THF MrKDtREns ~ GoauoS Not AEEf..rfr-Wcra,r.
that the Information published hy vatr- lv of t. lr.
rest fthc murl-rc. of ST. Gordon n. NOT boon e,f.r
ed Ihc information OF their arrest u Idiiupo.. cau.
through ruror p.cv'l,ut 10 Nncruup- aud n this form
reached this city. w learn i-uu 49, Sturgeon rrrsI .,
Of thc Nnrth Ms.pui r,oiI that hr ,.-tcrI, receive.
Dispatch from. L0u'-ve dated the l.tb .tntrr tf,
the murderer had u1. been irrr.tol nI a., on. f,
Gov Wright oflnlilra. at Indianapolis to the -ai, i ,
and that part. utly referring go Capt C1utr.l.
passed through there BOO pursuit
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
0CT0BEii 2 -.

TEyO Lyushburg ~ - To Lexington slO9
n To Bl-iauHn : uu To th- Natural Bridge -
Richmond Lyuchblrg Charlottesville 81
Satisfied. trial majority of tr Packet
iiol hy Lowing evening
after the leaving Richmond
Noudav "Wednesday and Friday ats NJ reach New Canton
NJ and Soi--y ~ VI ~ the Grst, AMI Lylclhrg A NJ
aud fi1anan and I-xr T. VI. OF the second lay
Returning, leave Buchanan 4 NJ and LyLchburE at - r
81 Monday. "Wednesday and Friday rea Sc0itsye at 10y 4 VI
New r. VI. aud arrive Richmond 80 A. II.
sh the tie Institute
aud Bucsushaa c. H. GnI ia scoive with Tor Char
iutiesvi.Ie.
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RICH OND w HIG.
LADIES HOOPS


IL cannot b.. n cannot - p
IT, LADY -sii rtEht meetingly.
~fsln vculi rant = parting kis..
RI hoe can u h. done In fAfs ,"
shs pointed 10 heT hooPed dress.
Aud he sighed out In dire distress
"run nreen pace. roand about
All melt make. one look - stout
And foil Ave steps Il measured through
o. goodn~-- my ~hat shall d.
We cant zen take last embrace,
Much les approach sih face 10 face
~ wsiksd the lady roand -nd round.
rh- s-~m.,i sftrsnchcj upon ulound
s-cufcly spanned and fortified,
A. n an lovrrs sh~ dshed.
You'd .ay. N veu that hoop shcuii ses,
A trrr-hoap 10 uss meant 10 b..
IT, waik-d the lady round and round.
Add s.nk ali gcary on the groand
I'm Sold qarth hc-'''tis all no ro--
o. love. how could you serve me So
fsrcseii-iu foreign lands IN range,
Al least until the fashions chsngu
lie sent % Can for-ni.a.
Aud her hoop she ~aikrd away.
The ~orld once csilri Der quite the fg7.
Aud she wAs hooped IA tact like one.
Such hollow hearts oacs worv = mask.
Tnsy dress nor ~ o. hrtrdv rs~k
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- Time and Distances. IN Card below
~ RiclD0Hd NyHdgy, Ls0rs LgHcIbHrG .MqlddV.
sfHssiIy ,fnd Fcid1V, df WsfHs.idy md FridGy, di
.rIIE sII,NINn NoAP.

~ TO'IW & IONLLNE WALNII Old MILITARY SHAVING
SOAP, admitted by thousand. who during
%" p1s twelve years. 90 anything introduced Into m
branch ~ he toilet aud 90 render agreeable operate u.ag
considered Tr-n Convenient b. sgr-eaby p-rfI1rd
aul vii produce r'Iiols and permanent a'er with either BARI
cold water ieave te ssu smooth and uneapp.i. S1ne
Inc thoIi che 'lr u,.. OF Nt00u FIatrn
Por sf-In ti cy by PURCELL, LA6D Co, and g. WOOD
N Nw YORK ty ts principal 'lr-y rI0si9u- sui lrIrtss
Milu''elrrl y J'uN o. NHpuM successor Co Nroo Fowler
y Cherry street. N.E York. Jlii-lu
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GREAT NEWS pOR FIT; pEOPLEI
DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CUEFDi

DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CCEFDii
EIECKWIrtI'S I-DYSPEPEIC FILLS,
AFTER trial Of than
f"r ~ the hsc standing n the United States,
% the public as tie BIT and SUREr remedy for Dyspepsia
Ph contain Ctlumel mineral
They purely vegetable speedy Introduction
them into every family, Proprietor only wishes tried
More 1n hr boxes have been disposed o. and with
Ing Tpuatounn Tie Proprietor pledges h honor Edu,
his reputation PhNsici for the sacy and efficacy
IT, has In hi' pssnn letters from such Martin Van
Buren, V President T. Hon Henry Potter, Supreme Court.
RI Rev Ives Bishop Of y c. Hon George badger
T. from n O. Hon WIN Preston, late o. senator ;.
C. Maj Samuel McCombs. Grenys Georgia. aud host Of similar
perzornges
To b. had Richmond Of Adie Gray Purcell Ladd Co,
Duvai Norton.
JOHN BECKWtTif, VI r.,
Proprietor, Petersburg, Va,
nh15-diy To whom ali orders will be addressed.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION.
VIE urn Of SMITH RoBERrsis day dissolved by mutual
consent rhcs NJ Smith having purchsse Of n Robert,
hs eate Interest The business the late s.I by
S' N-ies Co. who alone aauorrd to liquidation.
rloS. NJ SMITH,
"N''H'h", January lat, 1886 JSO. z. ROhkRrS.
.--,,. . CO-PARrNERSHIp.
NJ SMITH, late Of A ROBERTS has
u mi, day associated with him Inv Rsopss Gpo W
> and W. Hvsr, for the parose Of eonduetnE
II SMITH, RHODES CO. - 49,
The subscribers have seady received. nom tim.
time TO ec give from the msnafsctTc Of England
Wy, Age and well selected stock Hardware
des kc adapted To the coming would
The attention OF the Merchants. SSlers
csrSns and Tennessee Inspect the feeling
ua nc VIII b. able 20 supply them terms
10 patrons OF
mens Tor their beral anf long eontnued
respectfully solicit of
guaranteeing on part to them satisfaction
riioS. NJ. SMITH,
EDWARD II. RHODES,
ono. ". WILSON,
NJ, WA = HURT.
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a GIPsN,S LEGACY no INNS x,ov,

"A GlPSN'S LEGACY TO THE WORID.-
livery one VIII acknowledge the
and PORN Of the people Of Paris Venice
on"A- hs means whereby they attain those
PERSONAL Beauty aud LONELINESS and
me Ar OF winning the Affections the opposite also
~ w ~'">'f''" ~ P's~-
zen 10 the world At the death Of Celebrated Gpy Queen
m mas oeen transmitted early all
uncht Proprietor with .wni.
yet captivating and he and d,l.ey
gne The Proprsiot- Agent Tor the United and IN. Cana
such VIII all
honotaby fee Of One Dollar will be charged upon recent Of
which, package with full aud explicit particulars be Forwarded
respecting the above This opportunity which man
married or lady should LEI
Address CHAS :. GOURANDES. NJ D.
"a. Opposite Dr. Brandrvth's broadway,
New York ritx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-22

All OF the pills the day called Vegetable Indian
tac Sc claim that they disease purgng
This far they gOthey the bowels
msmbTane and thus obtain
the bo- moved by eating something that
with the This truly unnatural method
system heh nv swallowing pills that dissgrc with
H. Those Who have taken these pills well
weak and debtsied condition their len
securing operation OF these drAre purgaves bowel.
feeble and becomes and bound
Hence arise dyspepsia and hos; - dsc Railways
leave the bowels in cosive condition. occasion
WEAKNESS In their operation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-22
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rows. Capt Parrish.
New York Ncssrs. LCnLAM 4 PlEASANTS. viii
forwards good, h % de piar.
Of Comin-s 4ai 90 the lowest o. Freight.
sheds have been erected tse Whnrfr
New YORK. Eh,rc -0ol entirely projected from Injury and other
cefAcsLets sad ald attention btCw ID 10 forward
good. i1r tral-lUplru
Merchants shipping this Steamship always calculate %
hour 20 tIr arrival ~ tlrr goods.
jamestown" leaves York saturday afternoon
her o chGloId For freight apply
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