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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
ST A L n 5
INDIAN
FEVER AND kGUE REMEDY!
An External Application!

An InfHiblc Remsdn FOR F,r"r and fgne pnt"b
Ayn. Niyht .>~.dis ami an kiaired diseases.
'INiIS >on" ~ Natures remedies. discovered, and
c>s fully use,, years b. certain Ii'-
ot Indians on tn Western .ronti r. aud has never
bc u known to Tail of m ctpg Among th"u>-
trd> who hLv' rs ii il. II possesses 81" power to
,n,i crldctr every y's' ige ii + ai tEur
fiom tn sy,,ui, aud j. ihe only known certain it,n-
"dy. One important alvantaI" This remedy pn>sc-
S,s all others aside frum II" int In>ir value
"A dial ag mt j. that no dtug> Iu.~licncs arr"
taken nin the >'omi ~ Il .hlilc and IL as fN"n
III system. Its iitCis ar" almost miraculous. atd
ned Iily I" h" 'rird 10 insure place for IL III
family where Pcvcr and Aeu IS has b'rii, or is Ike
" to ir.
Til. Agent has numh"rless Certificates e Carr"
which VII pleasure, viii be shown 10 all wishing 10
ilt
Cures have been effected in this city amt vieinifv
Il frcnepe Will ais, be such citizen T}i-
RIuedy j. q Powder and Is applied Ntcrndiiy and IT.
Effects are truly wonderful.
Prize ST. pr Box. Aud a cure guarran'c Il or thu
money refunded
LEWIS FINCH, Are,t.
AZ II r. Child's Hardware EstabshlIi,ut 81 81
af'w loorJ ca-tof Brady Two 6nl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-08

!, 30 ~ atisni bpgisa love.
That fccs out ~ lf o. So t.1sr.
sly Heart nav 10 aef ike dove
AID lighted on Ter b,suttsas saaati ,r.
o. -ipped The hotcy Of hef hpl
o. Ia hsr eyes ioaad h,ase,i f.ac.1,
lofea hsf % he, finger i.s--
loved her very foot p'ini tfta4
Usf features eofe q raptufJa tlefu.
Her smiles made al silAiu mo Hgu,-,
II founGsi oe.uiy was her arm.
Tier I'ii'e had was "a, as ba.sr
No wonder shal loved hef
But sAe was ialse a. fhs sas Pretty.
And room she saeesi hes i,l.e bean,
Ard toaA BIZ one from .ae city.
] caught A.iD out one gloomy night
Twas ens Il low. ssAifeafsl lha aes
..sfi,aiej iir 20 ashf,
Bat n he .aual,l rae Ike blaze.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-08
" NTIT Y - F7'7'77
w. III. farley X CO.,

lEI EININN F0frdId'Vg and toNIHiI''l0"
"a Merchants, Port Caddo, Texas, keep on
hand a general assortment of Groceries, also
Tagging ard Rope
Cash advances made On cotton n store
sept 9, SJ6. Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-08
Now Orleans Advertisements

"A A. tANNEN y 60, Deaieys n H,,
W. CAPS, Nrap hnods, 'mbrchaf, .ic
no. II lanai street, View 'Tl'ah7. hple
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THE FALL SESSIONS of MIR. +. l..
i GALLEHERS Classes in VOCAL MUSIC. nre

THE FALL SESSIONS of MIR. Il. L..
L GALLEHER'S Glasses in VOCAL MUSIC, are
about closing and he is making operations to
ganize them. He would respectfully solicit the at
tention of all persons interested upon this subject to
its consideration. Mr.. g IS Musical education was
completed at the New York Musical Institute, which
was under the direction of Lowell Mason, Musical DR.,
and Professors g. f. Root and W. B. Bradbury sided
by several distinguished musicians. He was also
private pupil to DR.. Beams of the most accom-
plished teachers of the voice and musical elocution in
the country In these classes the Pestallozzian me-
thod of teaching will be pursued. Particular atten-
ton will be given TO the rudiments of musical nota-
ton and the cultivation of the voice, which includes
knowledge of respiration quality of tone resonance
articulation, enunciaton, pronunciation, phrasing,
and in general all that relates to tasteful style in
the performance of vocal music. He will commence
course of instruction to adult class in the Leo
ture Room of the Second Presbyterian Church, (Dr.
HCges) THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, at half pas
O'Clock He viii give lesson ON FRIDAY, at the
same hour s.l
He respectfully invites all interested to attend these
meetings fe 6-12t*
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EARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE,
10 OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE

L OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CITY, wish to sell or exchange forproperty in the
Road one mile north of Meadowbridges, and miles
from Richmond, containing 82l acres. The Land is
of excellent quality, being admirably adapted for gar
denng and farming -for gardening unsurpassed by any
in the vicinity of Richmond examination viii
prove 1t is healthy and highly desirable situation
having excellent House containing six rooms and
the necessary t-houses in good order There is
crop of Wheat and Winter Oats seeded and MANFRED.
There is also planted in the garden everything for
early Spring marketing. Also, Strawberries, Goose
&c. So that purchaser might commence operations
with prospect of immediate returns for his invest
ment.
The above property will be disposed of upon advan-
tageous by early application to the subscriber
at the Drug Store of Broad and 4h streeta
to T. D. EACHO. VIM. G. BATTAILE.
The above is also excellent location for physi-
clan, ia So-lztS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

BY Kent. Paine d Go.
nRY GOODS Ar AUCTION.-On WED.
II NESDAY, the 18th. commencing at 10 o'clock,
viii sell at Warehouse Nos. 1853 aud 1866 Main
street, close sundry consignments large assort-
ment of FRESH DRY GOODS, comprising many
choice and desirable goods among which are
Bleached Shirtinss aud Sheetings
Linen Daniasks and cottonades
Brown Linens; checked Coatings
Plaid Ginghams; Prints ei
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Parasols rich Embroderies
White Goods great variety
Silk Mantles--French Lawns
Shawls; Linen Towels
Black Alpacas; Drap de Etes tss9
Summer Coatings; Vestings
Printed Challies aud Bareges Es
Shifting Stripes; Tickings
Satinets Kerseys Tweeds as<*s t sd
Brown Shirtings &c. &c.
With O fine lot of CUT GOODS, with which we
will commence the sale. aa sszA
Also a lot of READY MADE CLOTHING H.
TERMS. All sums under 800 cash; over that amount
four months credit for approved paper.
fe7 KENT, PAINE L. CO., Aucts.
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BY Goddin & Appers0n,


MEAT COTTAGE FARM, L lie MILES
EAST OF RICHMOND, AND HANDSOME BUILDING
SALE AT AUcTIoN-On TUESDAY, February 18th,
1885, commencing at II O'Clock, NJ, will be sold on
the premises lf fair; if not the next fair day) the
neat Cottage Farm now occupied by Messrs. Steb
bins Miller, located above, the road leading
DIR. w. A. Christians, containing 81 acres plat of
which can be seen at the office of the auctionees.
The buildings consist of good Dwelling House
containing rooms, two story kitchen with rooms
an open shed for coal and wood; also large stable
with stalls for horses; and for carriages har
ness provender. &C.. and also excellent corn house,
The place is admirably adapted to market garden
dairy. "a
After the sale of the farm will be sold in Hecklers
plan, Union Hill. that beautiful square No 49,
bounded by 27th 18th, and streets, containing
aggregate front of 692 feet which will be divided into
lots of suitable size.
TERMS: One.fourth cash; balance at 8, 6 and 9
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed title retained The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchasers.
fe8 GODDIN L. APPERSON. Aucts.
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RUNAWAY.

IA SO RENARn.---I will pay the above
fE reward 10 any person who will apprehena
and eonGne in any jail in this city, my negro
"A woman, LUCINDA, who absconded on the
- seth October last. She is about IS wears old
stout and blsck sni has lost her front upper teeth
.elnds superior washer and ironer, and is doubt
hsyboTea and employed by SEINE of the women who
yssa for hotels and boarding houses in this city.
"a i5-lm +. L. CHINN.
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BY Larus &c Shine.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- BY virtue of deed of trust executed on the
Path day of February, 1885, to me, by William A.
Wright and Sarah L., his wife, SHALL for the pur-
poses mentioned in said deed sell, at public auction,
on the premises the following valuable lots Union
Hill, near the city of Richmond, on the EIGHTH
DAY OF THIS MONTH, viz: gt.fl
Six Lots, fronting 9th street, and running back
to common alley $50 feet. The said lots front on
9th street from 80 to 40 feet will be shown by
plat. Also, other Lot, fronting $50 feet on 18th
street, between Marshall and Leigh streets, and OPP
posite the residence of r. v. Sutton.
The terms of sale follows: After paying the
expenses of the sale, 81 500 cash: the balance paya
BILE on the 9Th day of January, 1887. a@zeaas : +.
Sale to commence at four O'clock P. NJ, if fair if
not fair, the next fair day, at the hour. -
ALLISON NAILOR, Trustee.
LARUs 4 SHINE, Auctioneers-wth whom plat
of the lots and the deed of trust left and can BIS
seen. .-st .-e 4s
Sale conducted by LARus & SHINE, Aucts. 7se'
fe 4-dts
re- The above named sale being arrested by writ
of Injunction s for the present. postponed till fur
Their notice. ALLISON NA1LOR, Trustee
LARUs SHINE, Aucts. fe8
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CAPITA l. $50, OO0.-CORTaIKRCIA
~ SAVINGS BAEK--OfRce &C the store Of Quarlas
Brooke, on 18th street. ~
Deposition in this institution will receive nix per
cent ON all sums remaining deposite six months
or longer, and I've per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. @. PAINE, President.
r. Z. BROOKE, Treas jv6-h
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1TRUE TURF OIL.--Rcnd the foIIowInz

TRUE TURF OlL.--Read the following
Il snd come to our store aud will tell Won of
many others WHO have been cured.
gentleman Of this city, whose niece, little child
suffered SO much with sore eyes to be painful to
look at the tears trickng down the cheeks were so
acrd TO produce large on each Of them. and
this continued for long time-physcians were at
tending it, but did not it, One bottle of our TURr
On has cured this child entirely: at liberty to
refer to the party who will not give written certif
cate.
ANoTHER-A friend of ours, who was suffering with
a most painful complaint, was entirely cured " one
bottle
ANoTHER-With a most aggravated case of PILES
TO which the knife had been unsuccessfuly applied
was cured by one bottle. We can refer to these par.
ties aud many others; We have quantity of certi-
Gates, all of whom are our people md reliable
For sale by nearly all the Druggists of the CITY, and
by DOVE & CO,
fe IL Sole Proprietors, Richmond Va
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J 10 on my present STOCK Dc lore RECEIVING
-pruz stock, shall otter strong inducements to pur.
,.AStfs VIZ
Cheek Muslin &c p yard, worth l2lc
d. do iz5c Isle
White Linen Damask Table Covers 75c y piece
worth 81
GEMS WI.te Kid Gloves 62lc p pair, worth 81
Heavy Black SILK 75c r. yard
Yard wide SILK 81 2 yard
Sc.-cu Lawn Hdkfs &c = piece
And numerous other goods very cheap, at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

INO THE PUBLIC.--Having purchased
the Drug store of T. H. Seuthall l. Co, corner of
Broad and 4th streets opposite to Shoe store
and diagonally opposite TO Breeder Fox, and made
large additions to the stock, am prepared to furnish
families, physicians and others with every thing to
be found IN well conducted Drug Store, including
large and varied assortment of Fancy and Toilet ar
ticfes Pertumery, Patent and Family Medicines, &C
1t shall be my constant to offer to the public
every modern Improvement in preparations, &C., as
soon as possible and above all to keep on hand moth
Ing but the fresh and genuine.
We have the usual assortment of Paints, Oils and
Oyestuffs Window Glass, (which will be cut to Or
der,5 Putty &c; the best brands of Tobacco and
Cigars; likewise large and Well selected stock of
Garden Seeds. invite the examination of country
Merchants, Physicians and all in want and solicit
continuance of the patronage of the late firm.
Physicians prescriptions promptly attended
to at all hours VIM. C. BATTAILE,
il lots Corner Broad and 4th sts
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TO TIE LADIES OF THECTTY OF

1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS removed from the city,
would beg leave call the attention of the Ladies
yyhn have for the Inst fourteen years
that any Flirting work OF that character will be
promptly executed and as neatly done as by any per-
son either in out of the city, by leaving it with
nv sister, Mrs T.. BRIDGFORD, on Church Hill,
near the Leigh ST iBaptish Church.
le 9--dlIn SARAH HARREYS.
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= o Y G E.--The undersigned having

. 7 Y E.-IHt
7 qualified es administrator with the will annex
ed II thg estate of Simon Bonavta, deceased, late
OF this city, reques all persons having claims against
the sci estate TO present them to him tdulv anthem
tcstedl foE settlement, and all persons indebted to
the same IL make payment TO him without delay,
II Il important that said estate should be settled
soop - practicable. Those claims which have been
heretofore presented 10 the Sergeant of the city of
Richmond such administrator will be acted on
without farther notice from the parties.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Administrator of S. Bopayita, deceased.
PITS
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MIGHT SCHOOL FOR APPRENTICES
/ We, committee of the Board of Managers of
the Virginia Mechanics Institute beg leave to inform
C. p. BURRUSS, a Teacher well known in this city,
and intend opening NIGHT SCHOOL, to conn
mence MONDAY next, the 18th inst in the base
ment room of the Universalist Church. This School
is FREE TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE INSTI-
TUTE and as the design of the Institute is to give
apprentices thorough English education we take
the liberty of advising master mechanics who have
apprentices, to procure certificates of membership
for them at once, and enter them pupils. The
terms of Junior membership s 80 for the first
year, and i per year thereafter. We trust bro
ther mechanics will not fail to their appren-
tees. Certificates may be had of any member of the
committee or of Mr.. J. w. Lewellen, the Recording
Secretary GEO. ). LOWNES,
SAM S C0TTRELL,
GEO. BARGAMIN,
Committee ON Night School Va H. Institute.
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ny Bsiker, Pleers1ev - C. : z
HagsFFssSg1tER AYR s lSs2ss 8. susSI-
keeping, Win sell. on WEDNES3xy.1fssi fsI
ssmms nsiss = 70 scIeck ~ my sn16anes. ON Tisf2
esusissinE of Pafior. Dining room ans Ganies Fur,
vnieh may be enumerated one pair OFlsrlsr Car.
1Sss ess &c ks: =
.ale r = one superior Cooking Stove ms
Al'so-one good Cow sndCalf aces
sale By BAxns, PIKAsasrs & Co. Aacfs. ia
cAKRi1oEs A s AHcr HSGggss n, AS 2
s; on THURSDAY, l4tls Of Februsrv CONNER
Central Depot Nv ~ = osicsk on Vacant Space, nesr
ns Mules well broke to hsruess snS ~ isrse ST.
sns.s ons n city made Buggy; one second hand top
and Harness I'm, and one second hand Carriage
fs L BAKER, rIE1saN1Tsss e CO. pA yasss
kDM SALE.-A VALUABLE Rprcx
DWELLiNGs-T The subscriber i,t..ssO !.
cnsnse his residence, ofen fol sale priyss.ly ~.
hin and Grace. The LOT has front of 81 sset -
back l5z feet. The house ia perfect order snS -
tains eight good rooms 80 -
day of February at public suction. Apply to r
A. B0DEKER.
ia I-tds No. TO- Main Street
We will sell the above at auction, on THURSDAY.
14th inst, commencing at O'Clock. = =
fe II BAKER. PLEAsANTS& CO, Aucts-
Gale OF NEGROEa.-In pursnancc of
y decree rendered by the County Court Of Spo.t-
sylvanIa, at their February term 1856 the case NJ.
Robinson Y. Layton and others. the undersigned win
on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, ut the PlanterS Ho-
tel in the town of Fredericksburg sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, eleven likely NEGROES, belong
ing to the estate of the late Ann Olive decd; among
also, some good House Servants. =
p fe 12-3t VIM. BEAZLEY. Administrator.
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Ii Sugar in store and for sale Ly
fs7-lw DUNLOP. M0NGURE co.
DULyKRlBKD sUlaAM.--W harfels Pal-
fe7-Iw DUNLOP MuNCtfeE 4 co.
uKNRICOP1LR LD.f IONA frcsh sup.
y ply Of hisinvalus bic remedy for sale By Z
fss BENNETT. BEERS USHER
hk. MAkGnle1S UIEkISK CATEIlb-
~ LTCAN~Fort he core q flooy AHA Psoia1suS
utrns ~. rats composiflu1f xaIled uferine Cathc-
lieon, u the ssnsdy 6r 81 lSS $685. sCrui6eatet
innuinsrabls. 70 BE- had e 80 20 81
!. = s I'SGSsEa s15PE.: e
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q NvN Ih u y 4 N N M IN FOIIONsssl
9Sshall sell at public auction, to the highest bid
oath inst, that being Court day. my celebrated and
valuable STALLION. - =
Virginian is thorough bred. havins been sired by
Absentee out of pure bred Mons Tonson mare; 10 q
beautiful Bay, Is years old, perfectly sound and
sure foai getter. He raised and has always
stood in Orange couIty-is well known there as the
State. ~ s. s-4H
will have no time to give him any attention this
spring; but if bought by who do so, he win
easily make his cost by LIST July.
Liberal credit win be given the purchaser il de-
sired. WILLIAM C. SCOTT
ORANGE COUNTY, Va. Feb. 9th. 1856. faIl-dtd
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
have for time past enjoyed very favorable
putation in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the convent
ence of invalids in other sections.
For the present. the price is fixed at rate which
barely covers cost of barreling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question The fol-
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper, leading and well
known physician in Botetourt county, selected from
many of equal respectability and force:
FINCAsTLE, BoTEToURT Co., VAL
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called ON by the proprietors of the
"Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues hereby state that have exanin-
ed the analysis OF the water ade by Prof Bootbe Of
Philadelphia and believe it well adapted to cure dis
requiring tonic alternative action the sys-
tenn and further state that have known some re-
markable effected by its in scrofulous aeo.
tons and diseases Of the digestive organs
SAMUED M. CAREER, M. D.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
of Philadelphia, who says.
"a mineral spring of such richness and quality as
the indicates, will prove valuable aid the
gion of Virginia. about equidistant from many of the
confer higher value upon the Stipulated CbaIybiate
''JAs. C. BooTHE.n
Eruptve diseases, arrangement of the liver dys-
pepsia &c. have yielded to the power of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever it has been tried.
This very valuable water is for sale in barrels at
very low price by -e
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
no 29-dts if Agents for the Proprietor.
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rrh FREIGIIT FOR NEW
%EasHssk York, Boston Providence,
Na,-Ls 49, Portland, Newark New Ha-


cisco, &c, per Steamship jamestown, 10
aud via New YOrk-Csn be shipped every Mon
day aId Tuesday. by the U. s. Mail Steamship James
town. Capt. Parrish
The Agents at New York, Messr Ludam Il Pleas
ants VIII forward goods by this line all of the above
mentioned places free OF commission and at the low
o. rutcs Of freight.
Large and connodious sheds have been erected on
III wharf in New York, where goods entirely pro-
tected from injury DETACHMENT. and every and
attention is bestowed in forwarding goods for trans
sIipn-ut.
Merchants shipping by this steamship can always
calculate within hour the arrival of their goods
The jamestown leaves New York every Saturday af-
GeEnoon Oh her return TO Richmond
For freight apply 10 .
au25 LUDLAM & WATSON.
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SAyIMGs lNsgfiTGTI0N o. EfS,ns
tsn Lathfpp, No. - usa sfrset.-si& s .nras,
qsence Of thsresispafipp Of David 3. GfaSA- NJ, "a
christian was unanimously elected Casht ~ ~
nee hrs been removed 70 the store OF CnilsfiE -
throp where dopostcs viii Be received On wh;ci =.
Interest off per cent will be paid on al Sums r.
manning on depsHfe six months or lonssr ard i've -
sent. for shorter period. & II q n II =
This institution has been in existence twenty
yearS has loaned eisht millions of dollars ~
suspended debit has never lost one dolar 81 iIsI
to pay any certificate when due.
49, mo. THoMPsON, Presidsnt
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RoARpINa

ROARDIN(s.-.iIrs. BURTON corner Of
- 9TH and Franklin sts., has two fine lerge rooms,
on the first floor, which she would be pleased to have
occupied by agreeable families ia Pts
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L nave just received lot of very superior Virginia
cured Bacon small sized and very bright. Call
stt lac cash store Of l.. 7. ELLIS 4 CO,
fc a-j;* 1874 Broad street.
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BY Taylor & Williams.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
i ON CLAY STREET, AT AUCTION-On
THURSDAY, Iith February, at o'clock, T. NJ, up
on the premises, viii be sold, two Building Lots,
beautifully situated the south-side OF Clay street,
dences of Messrs. d. Nj. Miller and e. A. w. Taylor.
These lots front so feet each and back about $50
feet to an alley and from their beautiful situation in
pleasant neighborhood are worthy the attention of
those who contemplate building
TERMs-One-forth cash; belance at 6, IL and IL
months with interest and secured by trust deedpur-
chasers to pay the taxes for the present year.
fe 3-tds TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucfs-
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OUBLIC SALE OF STOCK IN yIR-
.aiNIA CENTRAI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To

il GINA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-Pursusnt to
authority in US vested by McCurdy vowles, late
contractors upon sections No. So and 81 Of the Viz
rina Central Railroad we will offer at public sale to
she highest bidder for cssh ct the Office Of Goddin
Apperson, Auctioneers In the city Of Mchmond, on
the 3rd day of December. 1854 at " osIock =. ~,
Virginia Central Railroad Company 20 which the
said McCurdy and vowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the constfncaon OF
9 ss.'1-'ss - / : $3.50 seeTERRITT 4 BELL
Agents and Trustees for Mct;urdy vowies. Ia
POsTP0NEMET.-The above ale 2 posfponed
until tho 18Th Of February, 1856. de S-tds
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i HORSES.-We prepare medicine which we
have tried personally and for long time, ard having
experienced It's good effects we have determined to
put it up. II is no humbug 1t will most assuredly
fatten, in few weeks use, any horses improve his
coat making it glossy, and rejuvenate his body
in every respect and be left OFF without any bad
effects following. One bottle will last four horses II
months. Prepared and for sale only By
DUVAL Il NORTON, Druggists,
fe Q 10th and Main streets.
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opened, splendid assortment of Sentimental
and Comic Valentines. Primers and Children's Toy
Books. Among the Song Books will be found
" Al; for the Wagon, Prima Donna Songster,
Few DAYS. Christys and KuukePs.
Also-Y0ung Americans Library. To all of which
invite the public TO examine. Let all in give
me- call as | bound to please, both in price aud
GUILTY. JOHN J. RICHARDSON,
Confectionery and Variety Store,
te Ar Columbian Hctel Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12

w SEED-The SUI sciia ers have Just received their
.ruz supply of fresh garden seed, grown by R. Sim
tlsiI il = Co, uesr Baltimore.
These seed are the growth Of Southern latitude.
auG are therefore better adapted 10 climate than
these sold from Northern seed raising establish
reuts. The following may he found among their
assortment:
BEASS-Etrly Six Weeks, Lima, Early, Marrow
f., sud Red Speckled Valentine.
PE3S-ENtEa Early, Early Wonder, White Mar
TO- fat.
CABBAGE-Early York Drumhesd, Ok Heart,
Sugar Loaf Flat Dutch snd Red Picking.
ALS0-CaTrot, Caulfower, Cucumber, Early Corn,
L.ruce. RadisI, Okra Onion Rheubarb, Salsafy,
SQUASH Pumpkin. Herb Seed &c, of assorted kinds
~ II BENNETT. BEERS L FISHER