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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18
New Remedy,
NOTICE

'l'ilS cetiihes have this day given my .on George
p. Fafnswonh bis time during tho femsioding ne,t
Of hs mino add shall claim any Of his wages DOT CAV
any debts Of hfs contracting amor th's d4te
FRANCIS ,. FARNswORTH.
Bolton, June o, 1850. tQ3w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18
d. BLAKELY,
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES

A complete assortment may be found at the Head Of
STATE street. JAMES 6. FRENCH.
The Gentleman may find at FRENCH'S
Head Of state Street, almost any thing In the line Of
Furnishing Goods such ~ SHIFTS Collars euspendsrs,
handkerchief, Gloves, Hose Of Oh kinds Cfsvats OF all
s,l 10. AID qualities, stocAs, seaff Under shirts ara
Dmwors Trunks vacss. Capet Gags, Umbiellas, &C.
MonIpehef. MAY 10. 1855. es
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Remarks of Judge Carpenter
at the Philadelphia Con-
YentiOn.

Friend UatoH,-ln the proceedings Of
the Philadelphia Convention, notice in some
papers O speech attributed to Judge Cola
MFR, which was made by Hon. HEMAS CAR-
PENrER, one Of the Vermont Delegates. 80
Judge Collamer was not at the Convention.
As was present and heard the remarks
of Mr Carpenter, | herewith send you
brief sketch from recollection.
Mr. Carpenter commenced by saying shat
Vermont was a small State, and the Conven-
lion would not expect long speech from
himon This occasion; although he came from
a little State, yet he would assure the Con-
yenton that this administration had not the
power 10 'crush out the spirit OF liberty
from her borders. Cheers.
The law Of slave catching IN Vermont
was settled by the judicial decision Of Judge
Harrington fifty years ago. Judge ". sald
. before be would send a human being into
bondage, the claimant must produce a bill OF
sne from God Almighty Cheers. Such
has ever remained the law Of Vermont, and
no slave driver dare polute her soil with his
feet; we have none nearer akin than dough.
faces, Cheers, and but few Of them
Laughter,
Mr. g. said Vermont had always been
sound on the great question of human rights.
Indeed did any gentleman Of this Conyen-
ton ever hear of Vermont being sick p
LCres Of no no No, gentlemen, Yer
mont was never sick, she was never unwell
but once, aud that was when she miscarrled
At the birth of Stephen Arnold Douglas
[ Loud cheers and laughter.
With the name Of JOHN C. FREMON L
as the standard bearer OF the Republican
party, he would pied e Vermont for twenty
thousand majority, and if insisted on he
would add ten more to it," II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18

A Washington letter Of July 6, to the
New York Tribune, says;
After the three bills for the improvements
Of rivers and hsrbors passed the House to-
day over the Presidents vetoes, a distin.
gushed Democrat remarked that another
such days work would demoIish that party.
The leading Administration men in the
House are awfully chsgrned
The statement that Lieutena. Governor
Roberts of Kansas is a Buchanan man is not
true He stated when here that he should
give his support for Fremont, and expressed
the belief that Pennsylvania would give a
large majority for the Pathfinder.
Mr.. Crluenden and Humphrey Marshall
are entirely sanguIne that the popular vote OF
Kentucky will be given 10 Fillmore. A
Douglas man Informed me to-day that the
Democratic party gives up the election Of
Buchanan.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

Washington County IS. I Judicial Circuit, March
Term lsid
ISAAC ?. jerks Whereas Isaac p. jerks Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18
NEW DEPOT STORE.
FULLER q SMITH

HAVING bought the entire Stock Of Goods Of Messn.
GARY, DEWEY q. TO-, aud leased then store for
term of yeafs will continue the Produce and Wet
their old CUSTOMERS and such new ones ~ NAV favor
them with call. FULLER a SMITH.
Montpelier MAY pc, 1856. 50
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AGENTS WANTED.

every part OF tho Uaitsd sttoa 10 sell Rghts ior
l several zoe and improved Inventions, To spait
men with a small capital the above offers chance TO
70 iiEa from 800 s20o0 per year. foI particular.
address, with stamp enelosedn J. W. Low, SO
Washington susot, Boston. D33m.
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Sugar Cured Hams

Wa have this day received a lot of sugar Cure
Hams which We willsell cheap Tor cash. Remembsf
the Depot Store. FULLER Il sMfTH.
June S. 1876. 81
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PROFESSOR MoHR's
GERMAN FLY PAPER

This Valuahle Article is
offered 10 the Public as q
Deadly Poison for The abovs
named Pests 10 al House
Keepers and Familiesi
hispeffectly afAPLr and
sarE, yet SUES and cru-
1Ats In ~ aetiou. There
IL isewise no danger 10 be
eppfehended ffom the iu-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-10

EALL sTecK or HAnPyAnE. 81 70
wzss q psssss s an: a. Bs s.s a.ssisss1s
70 which rsspscfa,y invite The asss.ten q ny -
f, ,sss se.h "a town and sssasy. Ny sssh sss-
o cs s.s .,s:: sss:s ss: s,rs and Sreassa
sAsvsis s.A re.ss N sssis and !. Pars se.s sns
brss. and cas-, And-Irens and Sd Irons u -ir.f.
s .,.i sss psssssiS ss..r 1 x.: sss
w.ssrs single and In ss<is vsry handsoss
TAI aud s.i bottom bras c.aaseks and snassr rays
Ivoy s.aal. knv.. sssl Of o. pc.s. Of asssss and
sssa sss ss. , vs.s '''i'
Rodsr and s;s. nAiss of beck sess seR.io handle
Posks, and pen knives. Redsr we.,eaAon. and Other
makes
R.,or., Of wos.saSeias ana W. 4 a sssssss a.is
Pruning and hedSe shear
Hand, panel. rip. tenant, PHI and eross-est saws
ps.es, add Bls, .oshs. and Amer oh'ss snd Gosgss
shins,ins ia,hing and bench Hatchess = 20
Nan brad and carpet Hammers
HOUSE carpenter. and railroad Aa,ss
Two and fosr. fold Kalss and rape Measures
wrish,. .olid.SOI VICE. and ssds, and hand Hammer.
Nails and Spikes Of all sires
Anger. and .ss.s and rlmlr, Bi,,s. ell sisss
Virginia patent p. Lock-
Pad. stock u. che-. cupboard mosee aud
Round SQUARE aud ia, bolts wrought and Of all
Hank and wirr
Mascn's rhaienE, Backing
Mineral porcelain aud mahogany Knobs. for furnuare
A%s. and ks..nis Spades and snovs long aud shor, hole
nwen.s billing Hoes rrubblng Hoe.
r r.. halter. breast. iog. on and web chains
Iron HOOKS and staples, aud Ha'ps and Staples
Together with almost article usually
Corner Of sth and Broad streets,
ociO Opposite X. ". 4 r.. n r.. Drp.l
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III A r. WA r. E.
FALL IMPORTATION 1859.

u. r. MOORE n CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALEits IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IA RID WARE
No. - Pearl ST., opposite H. W. rfys, Richmond Va
AVE received direct from the England
IL ami complete Of
and from the this supply
American Goods Their stock large and complete
Ing In part Of
Pocket KNIVES OF I, 2, 5. 4 and blades,
Duck bone, ebony and ivory handle HALVES Forks
Ivory handle Knives and Forks sets 81 and o3 Pieces
karors of Wade Butchers Rodgr
manufacture. Of every style and quality,
Scissors and Shears Of various makes and styles,
Single ard double barrel guns, very superior,
Trace, halter, log well, nd tons que chains,
weeiing and killing Hoes all Sizes
Axes OF Collins, Simmons', and Virginia make,
Hand and panel saws, Hammers and IIHchets,
NH, pit, cut and circular saws,
Spades aud shovels OF Ames Rowland and other makes
Anvils, Vices and Smiths Bellows,
ge and hand Hamers Stocks and Dies and Screw Plates
Blister, shear aud Steel square and octagon,
Castings, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Wire Selves and Sfters-
Horse CDilar Blind Brides md Iames,
Brld, Filings, Worsied Relns aud Glriis,
Locks, Hinges and Screws, Of every description,
: Planes. Chiseis, Augurs and Files OF all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales, Balances
snglsh, American, and G. D. Percussion Caps,
Hay and Manure Forks, g 3 and prong
Tea Trays aud Walters and all other goods usually found
Hardware Stores.
As goods have been purchased terms
and selected exclusively for the Virginia. North Carolina
merchants visiting this respectfully to an era
minaton OF stock determined sell
house in this any Of the Northern elites
Ps.-orders promptly aud carefully attended to. Au2s
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCT 22D.

yuyO Lynchburg o. 80 To Lexington q %
II To buchanan 4 90 To the Natural Bridge 80
Pare both Richmond and yncburgi Charlottesville ~ so
Satisfied, trial. that the Of travel the Packet
Boats better accommodated by leaving the evening return
and the 22d instant leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday Friday at r. NJ reach New Canton
A. Scoitsyie IL NJ. the hTt, and ynehburg A. NJ
and buchanan Lexington nj r. NJ. Of
buchanan Mt a. NJ and Lynehbug ~ z.
Monday Wednesday and Friday reach scoisvie 10y A. NJ,
y p NJ, and arrive Richmond at A. NJ
New Canton with the Stage for the Institute
Buckingham c. H. and in scOtvie with the Stage for Char
Isiesviie.
slfr- ZEE Time and Distances, In Gard below:
Ltacs Richmond Monday, Lsaee Lynelburg Monday,
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BI'CLOY a. SHAW,

SION T. CUTTERS,
ON MAIN, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS,
KicUNoSD Va.
a RE FULLY PREPARED TO execute every deacrIp-
~ ton Stone Work In the best
Their Stone Cutting and fnls
Of houses Granite sand Stone Marble &C Ae Tomb Stones 4e
which falls within the
They WILL all times, pleasure In furnishing
plans for proposed job Of work. and thus afford
facility the and cheapest mode
euiing work They will be prepared at all times promptly
point They will
Of Stone Marble which be forwarded
eu free Of charge for the Satisfaction OF persons Who may Ind
them o. their premises.
furnished all who desire them and
who prefer their done In Richmond, and
warded, can be accommodated on short notice.
We have executed for the sagacious the
beat judges OF work Richmond and the surrounding country and
have always given satisfaction. -H
We refer Thomas Arthur Noron; Hubbard Gardner
Henry Exa Architect Of whg and the public Of Richmond
generally. uol9
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4 NEW AND IMPORTANT.
DISCOVERY IN THE SCIENCE OF mEDI-



DISCOVERY IN TME SCIENCE OF mEDI-
ESoRAyrvGs or THE sEhis % ruE PATENT oyyIoE OF
s SR RH Ef2 o 6f w mrpcS sS
AIMED upon eseh wrapper and around each ess Of
THlEsE mAH, NO :, z, AND3 u.,,. -
the severes, penalties courts ofla~ can award.
uNnH A. BARROW veu1,r Of u. ,INpysIAL ooILEeE o.
lsS ~ ss9 SV ooNsb & Tn Isl
Tp Moss s Gf "a Ss6 n IRON G ~ n sVsSS
Sunday sseeP) unless By special sppelnir.sn. ,y,
TRIKsEMAR, No T. ths remedy ot REAxATioN. sPkRhA
abuse ndscnae long residence IN hot e
q me debai,d Sbo are nov in he enjoyment AZ
2 Il mn2 s91 Tsy i ,, S 1 &
es Of onorrsa bon in ~ mild aggravated forms sheets,
Structures. Irritation q the Bladdsr nonrep,on q as Urine
Cubs have long been thought anudos, 10 TIE rum OF
f is No. HfoH re Ss Remedy for sy
g ana Secondary sy%pe%. also s9n.as' ss1S S .sS
expeng an impurities from e vital stream 20 a. NJ
Remedy ior q sordsr' Which uutgps,sly e Eog
pso s so6son, sSd & AZ ne ssspsrs d he SSd
enTs devoid 81 ss sna ess + ssIr.d IN ne ys.,eos,
y vsirssg isllsman Rous Reord &C. &C. Price
cac Tor 20, which ~ and In W.
srsI,I having been N, sariou
@ 81 70 Sps d ss,,o CO. o. y f On ~,
remittance 70 sny pert ihe vo securely psete and a.
a pusrc genuine European gsepsren. snS sgeusg ptse
so.s ~. st Z" 1@ai Sas nos re- Of esrssr
70 ss sss sl.s Gov, aasrs. b,se.y aas.isa s9d
ET1RcHEs clear and lucia The
bsr props rss,Ssn, snd cure Pes cents i've ans
'' SSS Or BARROW isI Pnus. ss., C.w woss
UNoH COUGHs AND COLns.-syrvp Lver.ors 500
sii Pms; S:;;
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NORRIS BooKSELLER.-wii. publish the ist ia
IN nnary next. CannibAs all, Slaves Without Masters.
Ills hand will be against every aud every mans hand
against him"
By PIhugh ESQ., author OF Sociology for the South
ALSO, and IMPORTANT work, The Law
Executors, Administrators, In vols Royal vO, ga.
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PHIEIP HAHm.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia,
Nh ANUFACTUREs LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TEN euJs
I'VE d-s Railroad Cars, and all descriptions Of Rail- ia
Machinery Stationary Engines Of required I8tf13
power Also, Portable Engines with decided improve R
others heretofore made, IRON TO 90 horse
wheels and well adapted TO farming getting lumber
Ac with improved Circular Portable SawMs attached Of ls %
and 81 class Mining Machinery Grt aud SauM Machinery,
Fgng and Tobacco Factory fxures Of kind also Brass
and Iron Castings made 70 order. p RAHh.
RuTnEH GLESS, Caroline County Oct. 81, 1855.
Mr. PHILIP RAHM,
EaRie FOUNDRY, Richmond, Va:
g-I IL with pie that give testimony In regard
u the performance % @ 10 HorePover Engine and Third Class
NM purchased o. 10 January last believe will drive -
inch Saw aud that than recommended TO do have
doubt that the farmers viii End In this Engine, useful impe-
and recommend 20 all who In want OF IN
zines 1000 feet per Of inch board
Yours respectfully, HENRY II. GEORGE
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&NANR9zEaN]

SUMMEH Sun EDULE.
UAAILY LINE TO THE VIRGINIA sPRINGS-C ENTRAL
Railroad extended Miboro. To Roekbrdge Alum,
Alum Springs and Lexington day. To White
Sulphur Red aud Springs and half days. aud 10 Salt
Sulphur second day In the evening.
The track being laid and BY the lat of July vii be
Mnboo sc miles from the white sulphur Springs
% miles Hot Springs 20 mixes Warm Springs Is miles, Bath
Alum, 10 miles, from Rockbdge SPRING. miles.
Richmond $50 NJ, dine stanton;
MbOTo NJ thence by Stages the Warm Springs
supper ~ NJ passing by the Hot
OH dinner, and the Salt Sulphur
second day.
Through tickets by Hartman Browns sagsto the white Sui
phur. s the Sweet Springs sO To the Salt Sulphur si3Also
TO all the other Springs and To Lexington
eS- See Ticket Agent In Richmond
There many objects Of interest on this n but the NOUN
TAIN TRACK, passing the top Of the Blue RIDGE Rokhh
Gap will rdeOf Eve hundred mics II has been worked
with perfect success for than two
JNo. II. TIMBERLAkE, sapt.
Office Va. Central Railroad Richmond.
OUR LINE or STAGES
VIII OF Railroad Immediately
Of and reach the Warm springs before O'Clock
familiar Springs undoubtedly
the Mboro' the White Sulphur ies
by eight miles than by Any other route with still differ
enc IN vOr o
The public rely always having abundant Stage
colodOa Ehout crowdng, and effort being made
please the Ays BY having careful drivers and making good
time. HARMAN BROWN.
-
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
n 4 A 4

Am AND AFTER OCTOBER the lst, 1856, the MAIL -
" TRAIN will Richmond daily Sundays
O'Clock A NJ Junction,
with the souhside Railroad going u Lynehburg at lh2R
o'clock, NJ Arrive In Danyile at O'Clock, r. VI.
Daayle IT'S o'clock, ~ Arrive juno
ton ~ O'Clock ~ Arrive Richmond at ais O'Clock, NJ
Trains Of the Richmond and Danvr Railroad and the South,
side Railroad Junction, going both ~
o'clock, q. CAMPBELL,
s.2o Gene Sur nten,e
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sssAr L v. clARK.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
II. SNEAD q Co., PRorsrroas.
lMNIBtSsfS regularly from Railroad
" Packet Landing eonneeted with this house. sea-y
LYNCHBURGH HOUSE,
O. fisHER. PROPRIETOR.
~ rrsnseieu; vtsi,ers si 81 per day. IA
fe21-dsciy
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Fall CAMPAIGN, 1886.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
BEG leave thanks for the liberal patronage
bvow ed u late and hope by
a patrons wants 20 merit continuance % the
My facilities than BEFORE
In all fir eompton) TO sell (of the quality
workmanship as low house In my line In Virginia.
My stock will be large and ample My styles
and viii consist Of all the latest and desirable styles and
fully solicited from all ia need at I . MAIN STREET.
Mr. Morro: SMALL PROFITS, LARGE sALFS-0ooD ARTI-
cLEs AND SATISFACTION To THE BUYER.
WIN. IRA SMITH.
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NTIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE r., cHzFsfazEa1
v RAILRoAD.--NOTICE 10 PASsEN ~ sSK@5fs
GERS-CHANGE of sClIEDULEon and Aitcr ist
Der, the road will he completed the Tennessee line and the Pas
senger Tran a. follows:
ynehburg - A. NJ and reach Bristol at 6P NJ.
Bristol ~ A. NJ and reach Iynchurg IS p VI.
se23-3m " H. GILL, Gen. sup't.
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CREAM hoWInknN AND eoUTAERN
RnIIrnEv
v,,a,x,. crSrps1 AVN ossSeS ts'vr,,.
NikdiNh ckNfhAL .Np Oeanok AND ALEXANDRIA
r.,.,x.,-...-.. 49,. nA n9
vuNhNs ss ses es,y v.ennts exsepes1 Tor wash
- instoa W. ~ - =, - snd 80 ~ eonnect
as :, ~, sn .ns and ~ hesuend
VIZ e sae W. "eAA's"e ~ fessooU nAhroAas-oi
y.sSash ...,. .x.r ana 49,. .,..,., - A..
sus w 49,. - ssesse 'Iotn onanono 70
...esk., ~ 10 o.nnoes Ano
49,. 49, ~ p.nvn.e nshrosa
ana s,ake ~ 70 nasnnEen can
i.a ~ st,y s ~ ' sN - '-'"-" e''0e " e"her " me
ssosv us"'su FNSss- ,ous n. ~.,,v,, -
saie JUN -. rlaseALAs :, espsrin'endent.
m USvs m MN n NnRETERsnUIxs,p N n N an A n,
49,. 49,. e.-- -, ss---A|
lEX6 E2Ikza Nz-|I3 lE5[ZA[Z3 SA-l-ll
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SOUTHERN IMPORTING
GUN AND SPORTING ESrABIISHMENT.
SAMUEL SUTH ND,
MANUFACTURES
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS. guns q -
- MATERIALS, aud the finer descriptions Of MI
CUTLERY No 1877 Main Richmond, Virginia. St-->
the % the Southern public his large IS
aud well selected stock Of Goods. lie imports d. - ~
recty from Europe and therefore enabled supply Guns Pistols
Phng tackle Walking Canes &c reasonable terms
similar goods be purchased the Northern cities While,
tie from In the trade that his
stock better adapted the Southern public than
generally BE- found In the largest importing houses the Northern
and Eastern elites lie deems unnecessary to PARTICIPANTS bis
comprises article the
from Percucns Caps the largest Swivel Guns lie asks call
from soucrn Merchants and Others with the that both
prices and goods shall prove satisfactory. OCT
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ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
J n. BINFORD, Associate
W. T. BAILEY, A. B. 5Princpsis
Prof EMIEN Of Paris, Prof ssor Of Modern Languages
TUNE undersigned will pen School Monday 29t, e
large and cOmmOdious I street formerly known
the City spug Institute They design opening school Of the high
grade boys thoroughly aud accurately prepared
either for the University, for Of Colleges, hsd for
the business Of life.
Special will be bestowed upon the English Departments
A. e . considered 10 be too much neglected.
Payable semlannuAIy in advance, session ~ month:
FhNsh tfvfy
Latin and higher Mathematics. ................. 700
Modern Languages each.
JuLY 25h, 1856.
Mr. W. " Bailey graduated NJ COLLEGE honor
lie devote himself school teaching cbeeruy
confidently scholarship and high moral
character and with experience In the business o. teaching
and motives enterprise. have doubt he VIII The
tatIons Of all reasonable patrons WM. a. SMITH,
Prest. Of Randolph Macon College.
Mr. J. n Bnford graduate o. the University Of Vs. and has
been successfully engaged In teaching during The last four
both Earcrn and Western Virginia Testimonials from the Pro-
feo u the University aud bis h desired, at
Mesrs Bnfordk Porers Cabinet Warerooms, franklin -
J. H. BINFORD,
auf-U W.T.. BAILEY, A. n.
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GAIT AND PLASTER.-The Va. and Tennessee Rail
- road finished 10 savs aud prepared TO furnish
sacks barrels. The shortest
and upon the reasonable terms Ny SCENTS along the
line o. The road will receive orders for either article IN quantity
customers desire. The attention II farmers particularly 10
vd DE- Virginia article and feel assured that trial Of either
Any orders addressed o. Mr.
o T. Lehhei, In Lynchburg, will meet With prompt At
tention
~ ~ articles Of my brand warranted pure. -.
d. a.ilun. Na.hlr.ann rnnriu- "a
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MEDICAL.
4. FALL TRADE. rf
hkSSEwT ii6t,Es = I : b b 4 srsH En-

THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND car
a. MANDATORY AND DEPOT 90
FALL TRADE OF 1861
JOHN DOOLEY, o
81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
HAS ready for the Pau TRAps, By whole
k sale and Retail. the varied and extensive
. stock he has ever Imported manufactured. 1(8
In order that the requirements Of all hs
TONERS b. most bully met and To obviae the cun
Merchants others
has laid ds<tmsaf article
s'sd reig, Ladies', eatie,nen Chilrsns aud Ser,
wear which he could ind In the different
communicated r
To the getting Of Sik and other Hats his
he the closest attention. and he l confident thai Few
hoss~s North south equal
His facilities Tor conducting being SOM
pee kind all orders vii BE- ned greatest punetnsy and
promptness- ..so
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sab.srlssr, having essem. went. for ne sbcys
reasonabe ms This WHISKY received us premium ~ the Ne
MI n Y. WINSTON 4 CO.,
oorner oary and ielh streets.
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vUvoNaUA BEANS, ToNoUA nRANs.-A v~y
del '''''' jolIS A. ROBINSON
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UDRIyATH SCHOOL FOR InBECILEs.-h

UDRIyATE SCHOOL FOR IUHECILEs.-The
undersigned, desires 70 call The attention % PareRis and Quar-
having children physical dcyeoVcment,
the fact that he las IN Harlem, few miles above he CITY
u New York healtu and beauful looaon PRIVATE
FAMILY SCHOOL where such children BE- received aud taught
The eSpernce he has had for more Than eight years 10 connection
With The Nasracu and Pcnnsyivana state fnstuuous for
Idiots shown him that very much he done ~ bringing these
children n normal condition. In instances, he has
had them ether school viii sdvan
duties NE with The earlier
Training commences, The better Por circular reference &c ad
dress. JAMIE y. RfCHAHOH
auqG-ig No o. Harlem, New OH.
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NOTICE-To ALL WHOM IT NAY coSoERE where's
- The Richmond ard Dauyc Railroad Company have had tn
misfortune u lose heir freight house in Richmond, veil por
ton u u rolling stock. hey consaned Tor The present q
deliver Al down freight DE siding of their road The deTo
LOT In s city he traHs shall arrive said freight 70 ~
Immediately removed ~ ihose 20 Hh0m ~ conagned he
long e Company WI not BE- rponbe for Ne safe keeplng
f and The parties interested conccuedt VII
Therefore take that an down freight before stated VII b
O. CAMPBELL,
is7t-a superintendent n Transporation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-10

GIuLRT POINTED wOOD sCHEws.-ws
~ haye on hand fuli supy from = 70 ~ nshss =. ste ioW
no7o Importer. Of nsfdTsrs, y Pssr s,lsss.
INENs, DAmAsKS. TovsIng. mantess Quilts, Nap
- tins, IN great variety sud approved ggatier - . -
ulACoN stDEs.-Io I'D. Prime BACON sIdss clear Of
200 TISsLEY. TARpY co.
~ DAVENPORT, ALLkN 90,
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GREAT BRITAIN, ECOLE DE PIIARMACts PIfARHACIEN u
PARIS AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, tiENNl
AIMED upon cach wrapper. and around each Of
THIESEmAH, No 4, 2, AND3.
Thus protecting the public against viIossvhch are hsbe
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