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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
For the Chron iicle.
The Christian Traveller.

Life is a journey, and will soon be passed
through by all who have commenced it,
When once 1t is commenced, there Is no
turning back; there is no standing still, The
Journey must be travelled to the end. On
this way is found a variety Of characters,
IRON the highest Of earth's sttainments, to
the lowest of esrth's ,degradations. A vast
emigration, multitudnous babling thrung;
bending with INCREASING stcp to the Tar Of
land. To the mere idle spectator there may
appear but little, Or in his opinion, no differ.
ence in the oharaCt er of this multitude. An.
oteer however upon closer observation would
say andros character pontos ,Ekogou gnor-
zetai But this is not true, for every man 10
not known by his speech. Yet however
varied may be the character Of this vast trav-
elliug host, there is one seen among them
whose name is christian, he represents an
entire class. Altbo' man oil like passions
with those by whom his is surrounded, and
with whom he travels, yet he possesses Q
real distinctness uf character which Isknowr
byhis equipsge, &mode Of travelling, as elsC
BY the different points of location he has il
view in the distant spirit land. And in trutl
it nav be said OF himi
From earthly ills he flies away
To distant friends who went before;
His transient lite is but day,
Its tolls and cafes will soon be o'er.
Time with hor rapid toug Wheels,
joyful mood now bcnrs him on
And he each fleeing moment feels,s
To friends above hO will come.
Why should be wish below to stay,
When here his work is fully done;
The labot'r at tho close Of day,
Goes on his way rejoicing homo.
This holy ,ryant Of the Lord,
With hope and expectation high;
Exulting with his parting word,
Declares, it is but gain to die.
That glorious land for which he steers,
When freed IRON tnr,h and all it's care;
Yields Joy immortal without tears,
And endless praises ithout pIay'r.
His heavenly rest in uuaph gains,
Amid he host he sings OH high
With holy joy and peaceful strains,
lie swos the anthem Vi tho sky,
With Jesus seated on his throne,
No care disturbs his peaceful breast,
To sin exposed to roam,
Now he has found the heavenly rest
Upon his head crown he wears,
For which his Saviour bled and died;
In his right hand palm he bears,
His home is with tho sanctiicd
A TRAVELLER.
ST. Cairsyille, March 3lst.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

10 BARRELS N. o. MoLAssEs.
10 jus, reesd and fOs ss'ss d THohPssw
harh t&JI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

ST. ClairsviIle, March 3lst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22
ROANOkE RED spLPHgK SPRINGS.

DOANOhE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
IL -This handsomely improved Watering Place
day Of June 1t 10 situated In dense forest of
native oaks, in the northern part Of tho beautiful
county of Roanoke on the turnpike road leading from
Salem by the way OF Newcastle 70 tbs sweet springs
and within days 'urasy from Richmond or Peters
burg.
will reach salem from Richmond at o'clsek r. M
aud will be Immediately taken, in Kent 4 summer
sons splenSid daily line Of Stage Csschss, to the
Roanoke Red sulphur, 40 miies) where they viii
arrive before supper, and End every comfort thst can
tempt the weary traveller 70 prolons his stay but IL
they prefer 60 % 90 snsy can esvs IN tho ssne line
the Greenbier Whits Suiphur before ght thus ma
king an ENTIRELY DAY TRAVEL If two days
from Richmond or PeteFsbsre TO the white fuipLur
In returning from the Eprings passengers viii Be-
brought from the Whits Sulphar 70 the Rosnohe ~
sulpsur tho first day and amer taking bre there
reach tho railroad e SslA in time for the moruus
train, g q 70 reach Richmond Or Petsssburs the
sa rs g osy L.. :, .x.,A,.
Though, but = new csnddaie for popular favor -.
proprietors atter themselves that IL L des in.s >,
!. e, IN poaea = well Tor s curative qualities
faocys 20 well know frst rate caforrr IN
public and for bic attention 70 al the details o.
Lis wifeJ % manager Under their maea,srSn. l ~
bs.. . sure q cordial welcome and the very
The hotel which contain. d roam. ,..,.,..
spacioue BAL Aoom and all tie other ivnnsovs,-.ss
~, nase peen ereeied on the approves mo1es 81
,s s and eonyeniencs. Furnishing sccommoSssis ~
"a =, s'.s tne rrssnt season which vita IS incrsss
10y eIssn e ,het may he required hsfeaifss
~ season spd m az respeefs it viii bs - eostsst
vis:fors comfortable asd hsrpv ~ sa.'s1
The wster 81 the Aosnois Red su,phsr - net
49, suny snshzed but the remarkshls bsnehe a..
nvca from re nee b persope suess un psino
yaiaable medicinal qualites il win ~ fsrn q 49,
~ nss Mncn has ksvea 20 the Red ssphur q Mosroe
J. g w: yedpcne the ppse. anl sstiss =
osneheisa 70 persons sudsring lson nyspepds. ~
1.asl asesssa ot the stomach could b shown S.
many esstsaeasss .sss 4 doomed neeesaAxy.
WILLIAM WALT0N -
!. !. DAVID 2 ehAykt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22
NkW AP0THECAHY STORE.
RICHARD n. MEADE. r. ROBERTS BAKER
(Grsduate of the Philadelphis College of Phsr.
mscy.)
MEADE e BAKER.

APoTHECARIES, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
1885, northwest corner of Main and Tenth sts., just
above the Custom House,
Have opened and fitted out an Apothecary and Drug
Store, with every improvement and convenience for
properly pre- pairing and dispensins medicines.
They have on hand, and will endeavor to keep q
com plete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs Me-
dicnes aud Chemicals; ground and ungrouud selected
Spices Cooking Extracts: Lubins and other celebra-
ted Perfumery and Soaps; the finest imported CT
CARS; Smoking and Glowing Tobacco; Brushes; BUR
gical Instruments, Trusses, and Surgical Appliances
of every description; Mothert Breast Cloths; Co.
lognes; 5pouges; and every article usually sold in
Drug Store.
1t their design to give strict personal attention to
the business in all its branches and article will be
issued which may not be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity OF character.
As they have both had many years experience In
the first drug stores of the city. they feel authorized
in saying that Physicsus' orders aad prescriptions,
aud every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filled
and spared promptly and scientifically % at any
other ests bshment ia the country.
U-PRESCRlPTIONSw will be accurately ispens-
ed BY of the psrtae, at all hours of the day
night je 26--d&cim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

A HAcKMAN SEsTENcED.-In the Municipal
Court at Boston, on Friday, hackman named
weeks since for assanliing two gentlemen in Elk.
change street, in that city, by running them dow
with his team, was sentenced to four months ill.,
prisonment in jail This should serve as . caution
&, krights of the whip, who too frequently drive
recklessy and without regard to the rights of foot
passengers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

A NEW ENEMY TO THE CnOPs-The Nash willie
Patriot reports that bug resembling the lightning
bug, aud about the same size, is committing ser-
aus depredations upon the Irish potatoe crop. in
Wilson county, Tenn They get upon the potato
vines by thousands. aud la little less than no
time strip them from top to bottom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY
wi OF RICHMOND-At Meeting of the Board

1Vl OF RICHMOND.-At . meeting OF the Board
of Directors held at their Office the 10th of June,
1885, it was
Resolved, .That this Company will make NO charge
for Fire or Marine Insurance Policies, and the Sc.
cIetary directed to inform the other city Compn
MES of the above resolution oIder to establish
uniform In tbs city this subject, they be re-
quested to unite with US"
This Company il now prepared to issue Fire and Ma.
rine Insurance. Policies reasonable terms a. other
good Offices.
Claims for losses will, In all cases, be promptly
and fairly adjusted and paid.
No charge for the Policy in any case.
Office for the present. on the East side Of 18th IT..
siu sfair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22
RIchmoud Markets, July 81.

FLOUR--There is nothing doing in Flour, and no
change ia quotations
WHEAT.-We quote prime white and red at $1.7o
0t75
CORN-Ws have no change to make in quota
tions of Corn
ket firm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

THE CHISCHA ISLANDS -1nformation has been
received at WsshingtoR from the United States
Consul at Caao, Peru, that the permission for
ships in ballast to proceed from foreign ports direct
to the Chncha Islands to load guano has been sur.
pended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

SARATOGA AND THE FALLs-The Saratoga
News says that the present prospects that this
season will be one of the best they have ever had
The hotels At Niagara Falls are represented as
eroHdedt TO overlooking, so that many are obliged
TO seek other quarters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22
I,ls6.219
RECEIPTS
by the Canal, Railroads and River,

ID
For the week ending July 1871
By rHr CANAL -l5e5 bushels Wheat; SSs hlds To
bacco; s. boxes DO; "a bbis Flour; II, zH LOO.
Osis; S42 tons Coal; Lumber, Stone. &c making
- aggregate down tonnage 1851 sS6 lbs siezs-
GusEo Lime, Plaster, Nails Coal, &e.--msking
BIZ rBG RICHMOND AsD DANvfLLE RlILRoAD.-
4,5i nhds. Tobacco; q do. stems; 259isboxes To-
bscco; Ii kegs do 81 cars Slaves; "a empty bbls
Cow and Calf; bags Flsxseed; Mares and
Colt; csst Wheel; box Books; Circular Saw;
2 bbls. Fish; boxes ChckenG set .Axtes; IA
on Trees; 4 bags Potatoes; Dbl Flour; box Bs
is con; do Tin; rol. dol $50 tons Coal 553 tons
Stone; 535 kegs Nails
BY ras hicHnoaD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
$40 n,ids. Tobacco; bales Got on; 20 do. Rags Is
! bills Spirits Turpenfipe; car load Farnitnre;
bbi. spsas; Beds; 10 bags Rye; " boxes Mds-; ;
y 2Cr Saws; bundles Spokes Safe; halt dog.
Chai.s. .33 liquor bbIs; Trunk; box Liquor;
bill. Liquor; bbs scrap Iron; bag Wool; Ia
Blythe Csnrx.I RafLaoAD-la5 hhds Tobac .o 80
pAgs do; 4t03 bushels Wheat; 25n bbls Flour;
so bushels Corn; 296 bushels Meal; Ia tons Iron
50 1hhds Eaeon; pkss do 80 bushels Oats; bales
Wool; Sc bags do 40 firsins Butter; bis. and 5
pots do; 6 bbis. Eggs IL boxes and 5kegs do; Is
Besves is yeals a Lambs IS Calves; a coops
Chickens; 10 bbls. -Whiskey; boxes Shoes; fir
hin Lard; ~ empty Bbs 81 pkss Sundries
ByfTHE RIcHMoND AND FREDERIcKsBURG RAIL
ROADS, hhds Tobacco; l10l bushels Corn; $50
bushels Wheat; ] car load do; 10 bushels Oats;
100 bushels Meal; cars Lumber; boxes Butter;
d. Eggs; bbt. Sugar; Calves; 3bbls. Flour; !
Feals; rolls Leather; Tx.
BY THe LowER JAMIE RivEa-l9e0 bbls Fish; ~,
600 feet LUMBER ISL Stoves las sacks Salt: I6i I
sacks Corn; 800 bushels Gravel; 81 cords Wood;
$500 sacks Coffee. During the week Baltimore
packets. and New York, Baltimore and !
Philadelphia steamers, with assorted cargoes
merchandise.
COASTWISE.
To NEW YoaK,-ls7o pays. Tobacco; liz hhds. do
59l bushels Feed; "a pkgs. Butter; IL railroad
Ties; II pkss. Sundries; 70 beer Kegs.
To PHILADELPHIA -l294 pkss. Tobacco; 81 bids
Porter Al bags Rags; 1876 bars Iron; IS rod d.; u
bales Mdze-; zi9 empty Bbls.
To BaLTlMoRE.-255i pkgs. Tobacco; SO hbds. do;
80 bales Osnaburg, 50 do Yarns; Is rolls Leather;
1894 lbs Copper Ore; $50 kegs Nails: IS tons
spikef; s hhds Hides; boxes Tallow; Cleaners;
9 bbls. Liquor; 10 bbls. Tar; 81 pkss sundreG Z
hhds. Sk Ds
Flour
FOREIGN.
To LIVERPOOL, per ship John Ravenel-S7o hhd'.
lob eco; 81 do. Strips; 81 boxes manufactured
Tobacco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

QUEEN OF sPAIN-The Madrid Gazette con
tains the official announcement of the Queen be-
ing In an Interesting situation, and expresses the
ardent wish that the fatterns hopes of the friends
Of the monarchy may not be Disappointed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

REsIGEATIoN AND ArPoiyTAENT-Israel Robi, .
soa clerk OF the circuit court of Berkeley CO., Va,
Resigned that position few days ago, and is sue
poinfment pro terspore. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22
rinanoial ana Commercial


BeIov Ne dive : stassmeat Of resespts o. wheat
i ~. en- 81 Railroads and Canal, Zach week
ser - vesr. beginnipg on shelss Of July last Ga
8 ..n,,.l .tsternsss pubshsd on ths Ssh inst. ~
.rr.r occurred By adding the receipts q eas guar.
= twiee. which the present statement ccsrecss y
"a, .erys . compare with the receipts q he pre-
sent rear:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

vEHE WONDERFUL PAIN CUKER.--
l. All pain cured like magic. In bottlea, l23, Is
and 50 cents Pain is the foreruuner Of disease
Cure the pain. and you check the disease. DR. J. s.
ROSES PAIN CURER 10 truly the wonder of tho
age! Itcures pain in tho time that it requires GET
physician.
It cures Chiblains and Frosted Feet
1t cures Toothache in minute!
Cures Cramn or Pain in the Stomach and Bowels.
Cures Stuff Neck and Swellcd Face, from . cold.
Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia
Cures sprains, Bruises. Scslds and Burns.
Cures Corns and any Pains in the Feet.
Cures Asue and Lumps in the Breast instantly.
Cures Earache in few minutes
Cures Pain in the Sides, Limbs or Back.
Cures Ague and Chills and Fever
This 10 no huDbug medicine, but II 10 made by a.
regular physician, of thirty years experience in
Philadelphia where every family has it in use and
no family should be without BOTTLE in case Of acct
dent or sudden sickness Is used internally and ex
ternally, always giving immediate relnE II this
Pain Curer could speak, it would exclaim
"Whilst most physici.ns take whole months to slsy
make my cures In half summers daym -
Bowels like this Psin Curer.
Sold by all Druggist in Richmond Norfolk Peters-
burg and all towns in Virginia. 80
ap 19-d2aw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

A WARNING "A son of Alfred Van Wyck. Of
East FishkilI. aged two years. died on Monday last
The child the previous evening was playing
with friction match box, and swallowed aporfion
of the paper Of which 1t was composed soon aft. r
which Il was taken sick, and. in spite of medical
AID. died the next day Kingston IN ~ JOUR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22
MILLINERY.
eNA NOTICE TO THE LADIES. 4
~ -MADAME SON, Fashionable Mil

XH30 liner, takes the pleasure OF Informing
tho Ladies that she has received from VI
Paris and New York an elegant assortment of Bon
meta Caps Head Dresses, TO-, which really beau.
tful and excels anything of the kind that has ever
been offered in this city; and the 10 adj
vancing, she IL determined TO sell at very reduced
prices To those who intend going to the Spring. an
opportunity now offers Of getting Head Dress Cap
Of an entirely pattern, at exceedingly low prices.
Don't forget the store, MADAME SON, So Main
street, Fashionable Millinery Establishment.
10 24-lms ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22
i. flANOS...-The subscriber
has just received one of j. l. C. Fis-
chers celebrated octave PIANOS.
1t il unnecessary tn nav anvtb;n. In

commendatl0n Of Fschefs Pianos; they are too we'll
known and appreciated TO require it, ANY person
wishing superior Piano has now an opportunity to
obtain one at the manufacturer price =
THO5. w. KEESEE
ap9 At Geo. J. Sumner's Pearl It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

DOSTPONkMEST.--l II with regret thut
lnsve 30 announce that my Distribution Enfer.
priss cannot take place the 22d Fsbruary The
Snususl hardness Of tho winter has prevented me
rom seeing and settling with my ssenfs A. ssoa =
than about the lst Of Augua which tims the Draw
s WI take place, or the tickets called in
tickets satisfy In doing Co. shall AZ upsn - ear
ner dsy. ~ am anxious to have the Dravins take
place It the eariis2 possible time.
JESSE r HOPKINS,
20 lo-sIfAu Lihertv Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

Lo.oyylTY--ihere is in Duxbury Mass Q IF.
uiiy By the name Of Drew, composed of tvs br. :
theirs and four sisters, whose united ages amount
TO i95 and the avesss &c Of whose ages i s2L. The
Oldest brother is 90 the next brother So, and the
sisters respectively &c. AZ. "a and a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22
WINDOW SHADE Depot 2ao 80

WiNDOW SHADE DEPOT, gao Broa d
" sIREEr.-1 We pairs OF those beautiful Shades
only Sic, richly worth 81; Lsndscapes plain and
IA msea shades % cents veil worth So splen-
price tnsy are usually soldst Table Oil Cloths. ali
widths Is cents up. S'o-.' e., "a
N b.-storekeepers and p.dlars supplied At N.y
LORI norx prices Also, nice assortment Of DRY Goods,
nosieiy and Gloves at the lowest possible nrices -
Nisse: Mese &C.; Linen Handk erehiefs eIs: HAL
Lace Mitfs 23c; Twisted Silk 374c; Ladies = and MIA
SIS beifs &C.; Lanies Collars from Sic DID: Uude,
~ &c Brown Linen Table Cloths Soc; Towels
rhssP Ladies viii find il to their adraufa re IA csi
at the caah store Of H. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st..
between 81 and 4th. q
II EDUCTiON IN cox E,..Frem IN. ~
!, entiI the let OF September next, win deliver
HaRD COKE, Of the best quality, at five Doll
LARS per load AT This price, II Ii chenper THAI any
fue. fpr heating furnaces 10 Churches, Stores
Tor coakinE rsI gee and stoves
SOFT COKE will continue % Ne delivered It $3.50
per load for lump and - for halths rst grade boz
ing e fuel for srstss and open stoves
~ Coke y..ds corner 9Th and Byrd streets. and
!. So. JNo 4: MERTH. Aren't:
I An kkCklviNt. g. lealswiaes
Aa sai nd ssasas sskiRr =. 'a' -
Regina Port WINE
clsrst and Champagne d
Superior SALAD OlL
London MUSTARD. in IL and half b. boxee
Eaelish and Imitatiou Eealish CHI EsE
ne<ha and Java COFFEE
!naa's patent Sperm CANDLES
~. Aaa 4 ssv dos.n BEEp TONguES, Of extra qua-
= paeesusi sastonsss q the nsnel credit
=, few s.ss Il v.sy - ossi~s suTfER 4 =.
~ nyN-6
2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

4 NEW FLOUH.--Thc subscribcr mas cen.
msneed srinaiss NEW WHEAT, OF saper,-
OF quality Persons .ishins to get nice article Of
rIour can obtain n Of my steam MIL Of zst
always on hand. Those furnishing their own W hess
can have II ground In superior naasnsr, ct short
Woedwsrd's Patent Portable Mill, Johnson's Iron
Coneava Bras bustsf. and an Improved Smut ana
aereenins Machine, mag be Ia operation At the
ABOVE Aub jy 17.--fmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

- - g TVY6XTH p0ElsA19 NkNyA4p.
afS q XfexhZ ~ ~ IN - W6lf fefme4s9
- 9iSi 4 ~ r - atmb]o Wel4 1p6ehs poe1tes
4, Se1 rrffk 9 eaifo Whoo 1pokoo ~ - eees NJ
- s sssss ssssS "a = - = ~ rst1. =
ne. noof mGn6AeGes1se sr,rrp IS
= -- HUWxSVAY.-- II eaNal 1soen 80
= vosnia nssnsd Az NDA, bslcnGine = -
eSeSfe & samuel Hlea6anf4 deeeass4 -
0h q edssk brown ssnsRlsEisa, ahens $3.50
1Stosns - ma9y fs1atieas Hvine y PoWhssaa,
whers sAs g 10 dosbe hsrbored. The noei Fe-asa g
viii - paid spoa her dsltveQ e ne = - IN =
NV eI-H ALEx. y. nULSSn te.zE.-
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MOUNT yKKNON HOTEI.. CAPE MAY;

" N. This magnificent Hotel, the largest and
most comfortable one in the world 10 now ooen for
therecepton of guests and those visiting the Capes
To one who has never this Hotel tits well worth
capable of accommodating 2iO0 people comforta bly
and dining 5000 Tho length Of the dining room In
the clear il 425 feet long, width 6total length Of
wing o6c feet whole length from Ocean psrlor to the
barber shop quarter Of mile, with 4Sz rooms-
Also, stablins. Carriage Houses he. attached, to-
gether with Ten Alleys Pistol Galleries Archs-
~ tents and Quot pitching Grounds for the Lade,
with fine Hippodrome rng under the supervision of
Madeule Minnie and Gen. WEIGH. .,s5
u Beard 81 per day. CAIN FOSTER,
jy 1-1m Prqprietors 4
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fvNYNRWSS VHHI1KA AND MACK 0QA
ff5fT 8TI1N0ey-4pfrAo 1nEe4(k Wn(e{94
eaaee r - oeeu ~ she r9oeptte4 - yl9eose H.
n S~esrrvs 1lsfrSn5e1 " 6o@Ak13uA - u - ~
- 5S1Ss issnti56t ptof6feeqae - llt1lo Hsu!sn
n Vf,ntn1a oa1 fm0oMntely - - - - - ~
~ ~ Ssseees@s 6aiIfpaa wtth ~ 9osne "a III
49, ts.if ~ sbost hsf nlle NON 1Snen1kS -
- - sieSe 81 rne hoan Si6e fo0 Htckmcne -
feesrSxsr ~ ssout swc hesss fen lyn sh6ssr
Perupue 1asvina CITY R0i1ts - keepxtafG - nte.r
80 II - @ossins, 81 a. eostkll ID pssviIis
oniiRa and taAina In eozN o. - vrpnie end Een-
eho~f 8 ueeJoek r r. the AsDe day, wksrs IN Onni.
kns a nil meet thsm, and eonvQY than - the
n. - 5
There ars fhrae White 81 sfwo Bh66 Sulphur
arr,c - - curative pewem ean b okte0ted ~
~ ns,.ens NO have been entirely sslisved b
- a.
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NNOTHEK,S BREAST CLOT III s..A
Vl CERTAIN PREVENTIVE OF. AND RE

~ ~ HcbS OfUt
have now been ia use for Aeveral years, and with
scarcely any advertising, have with rapid SALE
Hundreds have testified to their efficacy in preventing
the formation OF Mammary Abcess or Gathered
cd, and in producing essy how Of milk. They are
the invention Of Virgins Lady who had long been
a sufferer from this distressing complaint, and failed
to find relief from any other source. They can be
worn at all times without inconvenience, and have
never In single instance failed to give relief when
applied promptly and before the dsesse had appear
ed They may be easily transmitted by mail to any
part OF the country; and orders accompanied with
and " cents In postage stamps, will always
the receipt of them, with full directions for their
use. For sale by the agents,
MEADE 4 BAKER, Apothecaries,
lS6 Main, N. w. corner OF 10th street
je 30-dkclm Richmond, Va
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- MOTTO E..-W. q. i9ALA
informs the citizens Of richmond,s

J 6ud cOuutIy u tn6t DC ud1 cUtlHIeuccu :.
- the BOOT and SHOE making business, on
18th street, opposte Mr. Go's Ssddlery store, where
he il prepsred 70 make to order any article in his ne
in the most tasty and fashionable style.
Mr.. A. N. DAVIS one of the best cutters tn the
country, will superinteud the business and use every
effort to plesse both to article and fit. have the
best matsrial workmanship shall not be surpass
cd BY any. trial il respectfully solicited.
ATH STREET, Isle ROW,
sp 29--dSm Ist door from Main street.
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R00kk - INFANT FOVDRRs.-Ar
~ edsctual remedy for Cbolvrs jnfsnfun, . -
Inner Copplssnf, Diarrhea, Dyssatsry, &c, il
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sessn. whsa - naay ehiieres DYING IL sscfions
tica asd rarely fails - sEssa cure - 0Ss'As
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IN D. NeCeFPts Nv6h thT6uxn 70 All Tho above
places. and Goods forwarded to all parts of the Uni.
ted States and Canadss. Apply to
d. B. BRlDGFORD Co.
my q On the Dock.
RltHaitpND WiNE sTOKh...Wc now
H have on hand superior stock of Wines and Bran
dies tor summer U.S., comprising in part Of
Henusssey and Otard BRANDIES in wood and ,is.,
Old Port WINES. p-rt very choice
Mederia and Sherry old and delicate
Claret and Champagne, vsrions grades
scotch ALE, of Yongers AlIsopp's Campbalrs .na
Dicks brands. 's
London BROWN STOUT
Ginger WINE
Blackberry BRANDY.
Old Rye WHISKEY q few bbls verv cb,,.. e.
family use. For sale by DUDLEY CO "
leN Mar