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RAvAeEs OF WOLVES IN IowA-1ro PERSONS
ed-Owing to the extreme cold weathef
for some time past the wolves in Pottawattamie
county, Iowa, have become dangerous neighoors.
Poultry yards and sheep folds have been robbed
to frightful extent, and in several instances the
hungry beasts have been not inclined to spare the
human species. The Keokuk Post of the 18th ult.,
says:
About three weeks ago, man was returning
from prayer meeting, accompanied by his two
daughters one sixteen and the other twenty-three
wears of age They were all riding the same horse,
when suddenly pack of timber wolves assailed
them and being unable to escape by flight, they
attemuted to defend themselves But the ferocious
brutes attacked the horse, rendering him unman-
areable The oldest daughter partly thrown
and partly dragged 10 the ground and instantly de.
youred This enabled the father and the other
daughter to escape. Several neighbors were soon
mustered, but upon repairing to the spot nothing
was found but one shoe, and very few remnants
of the unfortunate girls clothing.
boy of abou. thirteen years old left his fathers
house to get water at a spring which was about
half mile distant since which time nothing has
been seen of him. The pail found near the
spring; also some marks of blood, and lock OF
two of hair. Several persons have been chased by
III s savage monsters
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THE ENGLISH ARMY.-The London Globe states
the British land force in the vicinity of Sebastopo
at the present time is nearly possible. $1,000
men, At Kertch there is a battalion of 700, and
on the Bosphorus, 10 regiments Of cavalry the ag-
gregate siren 9Th of which is rather over 1000 ma
king total exclusive of 2, 400 in hospital. of So,
oOO By the first week in March there will be for
warded from England, Malta and Gibraltar more
than $4,000 men, thus raising the army in the field
to 1900 men The Turkish contingent whose
mead quarters in Kertch may be considered to
amount to 2O,00 The British foreign legion viii
number 1000 by March. The Italion legion is al
so Organizing, and it is reekoned that the whole
short of 5000 - -
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ms Insurance Commissioners In Providence, r.
:. hsvs sefnssd to insure buildings In which there
e. IsAay = the birth day Of R0esr. Burns III.
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NIRGINTA MECHANICs, INsTITUTE.
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells,
Ec of ny mako. Sim 8 ID. ID.

DKEMIUM SIGNS The subscriber il
prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful signs,
as well common low priced ones. He took the
first premium at the last Mechanics Fair, and asks OF
those who in want to give him a cal. His terms
will be made to suit and having in his employ expe-
rienced workmen, will also undertake any kind of
painting required. CGll 18th street. next door to
MIR. Yarrngtons.
no 20 r. W. ALLEN.
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FRESH PPLi.-Ladies' thick
and thin sole Caters at 81 so; Ladies' Mo-
Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat BuskinG Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Childrens Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes just receiv-
ed at DAVID WALSHS
dec I29 Main street.
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NONE IN TOW N."-Ladies,

NUNE IN To w N.7-LHdfes, II
ezzzA you want pair of beautiful India Rubber
Sandals with TIE fancy straps ON top, be
sure and go at once to MAURICE'S, !5 Main street.
for if you go elsewhere they will be tell You
that There none in town" We tell you this to
save you trouble, for you cannot buy pair of the
above Shoes anywhere else but at Maurice's He has
several varieties, thin and nice that they be
rolled up and put in the pocket he has every sze
c. s. MAURICE
ia 10 Eagle Square,
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GOODS FROM AUCTION...3,O 900 yards
VI Fancy Prints at 81 cents per yard, worth II! Cts
10 pieces Black Mouseline, at l2s cts per yard.
so do colored do at shilling per yard
20 dozen Gentemens Merino Shirts and Drawers
Colored and black Cloths, very cheap, for Boys
100 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief, at 81 and
12k cts ALL
100 dozen Damask Napkins and Doyhes
10 dozen Damask Table Cloths
For cheap Goods call at the Cash Store, SO Main
street
ia 18 CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP.
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AS YOU A SIX, 1 will tell you, why
IA SCHAAP'S Store is known,
And is crowded by hundreds every day,
At no other place is such q variety shown
OF any thing what you may want, might say
The married, the SINGLE the huntsman, the farmer,
The teacher, the school-boy, the merchant, the
s beau;
The lovely bride, as well as her charmer,
Find at SCHAAP'S what they want, and to him
do they go.
To YOU who don't know him, would kindly say,
Please give him call. Come! do it to-day.
At SCHAAP l. CO.'S,
French Confectionery aud Variety Store,
In l6 Corner Broad and Third streets
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OFFICE r., F.AND p. r. X. COMPANY,

Fer r-z-z.z+z.zy1 POTOMA C ROUTE
4il4 .ss< ~ sss;llOPEN-NOTICE TO TRAVEL
-LERS GOING NORTH, VIA
FREDERICKSBURG AND AQUA CREEK, COM
MENCING THIS DAY.-The Railroad and Steam
boa line going North from Richmond is now unob-
structed, and Travellers may rely on Regularity,
Speed, Comfort and Safety by the old established
Route via Fredericksburg and Aqua Creek. Hours
of departure from Richmond, 81 O'clock, A. III, and
u NJ. SAMUEL RUTH,
ia 2l-ts Agent of Transportation.
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JOHN w. COSBY.
Save YOUR C0sTLY WAKE. By nea

II LOCK TIN DISH COtkKs..-Hre1-
- steak Oyster. venison, Vegetables and Buck
wheat Dishss Soup Tureens and Block Tin Disbes
~ ssss forssis b =, NJ. ZIMMERMAN {
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7 AM SAVED! 1 AM SAVED!

L AM SAVED! AM SAVED!
Il i am saved, am saved; the danger is past
My friends, give not way to your grief;
The best Cough Syrup ever given to man,
IsLEONARDS INSTANT RELIEF.
Now, grieve not for me- my friends far away,
For it is nay firm belief,
That for Coughs, Colds and Asthma there Is no
Beat LEONARDS INSTANT RELIEF.
Price-25c. per bottle; bother, one dollar.
Ii can be obtained of all respectable Druggists
and dealers in the State of Virginia. ia q
OUR TURF OIL.-The best article in use
" for Nan Beast, beyond doubt. Our certif-
Gates certificates of truth, and among our
people.
Warranted to cure, and no damage from exposure to
colds
Applied to Burns at once, it leaves no scar.
Price 80 and rs cents bottle.
Sole Propnetors, Richmond. Va.
STAUNToN, Nov. 10, 1855.
Gentlemen Your letter received on this morn
ing, and proceed to comply with the request therein
thrown from wagon, and kicked and dragged by the
horses for some distance, and during the time was
kicked ON the back of the hand, thereby producing
frightful wound for seven weeks. l applied every
thing that could be thought of, and prescribed by
physician without receiving any benefit. l was IN
sells your valuable Oil, to try your Turf Oil which
did, and in very short time my hand perfectly
cured. have since tried it old sore my leg
and am happy to say that it is getting well-as well
as a sore on my horses back, with equal success
You are at liberty to this certificate you deem
the means of relieving sufferer like myself.
am yours, respectfully,
z. NJ CUSHING.
For sale by DOVE CO. no "a
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CTION GOODS. GREAT BAR.
N GAINS AND NO Observation-Disclosures the
following desirable goods purchased from auction at
very great deduction from the original cost prices
rich goods at only 3l cents worth Is cts per yard ;
Figured and Plain Mouslns, at only Is per yard Red
and Yellow Flannels, at do do Yardwide Blesched
Cotton at a sixpence; French Emb. Collars ct l2I
cents up; Linen Kentings Is per yard great sac
rifce; Linen Table Cloths, Towlines, Irish Linens;
Ladies' Menno Vests, at only 81, worth .50s Ladies'
Rich Canib. and Swiss Collars, handsome design.
large assortment of Swiss and Camb Sleeves; Bed
and Servants Blankets, Cradle Blankets And many
goods which offer those who viii favor me with
call will be satisfied that they really cheap
AUGUSTUS MAlLERT
ia 81 No Al Main ST. eet
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,IKGINIA INTELLIGENCE.


CHURCH DEDlcA1ioN.-on the 10Th qiI, 2.
NickeIsville, In Scott county. the new Dapslss
church was dedicated The cost OF tne pul'ulns
is s3ooo Of which 81, 700 has been PAD by 'ne con
gregation.
DEER KILLING The souihside Democrat says
That aimee the cold weather set 10 over io0 dcers
have been captured In Dinwiddie county One
gentleman alone killed nine.
PETERSBURG ArrAIRs.--We take the following
items from the Petersburg papers OF yesterday:
FYffy Dollars In the shape of . marble clock, was
stolen from the house of DIR. n. Scheduled, on
Wednesday afternoon.
a Burglar entered the cigar store of Green
Doyie Wednesday morning at an early hour, and
robbed IL Of $50 in money and clothing.
Rec j. a. Broadas. of the University of Virginia,
leclured to crowded house "Wednesday night, on
the Life and Times of King Hezekiah.
ICE on JAMES RIvER-The ice on James river
continues as firm ever, and people are sti pass
ing over 10 and from Bermuda Hundred. Shirley s
and Indeed from any and every point on the over
The ice is increasing in thickness and strength,
and there is not the least sign of an opening OF
igation.
4 DEAD.-Col John A. Philips, well known eiti-
gen of Prince George CO., is dead.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
CITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 9th ST..
~ between Clay and Marsha.-The next session OF
my School will commence Sept. 18th, and close the
FIRST Friday in July.
TERMS.
for Engusn ocnoiars.. ''ssss's''''.ss.'. So<
For Classical do. .......s............ 50
se 10 d6p n. p TAYLOR
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81 rFszz==.==s1 VIRGINIA 4, TENNES.
Ez3 sss SEE RAILROAD-CHANGE
OF SCHEDULE.-Ona and after
December s. 1856 the Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg at Z A. NJ; returning arrive at Lynch
burg at 6l0 P. NJ. f. II. GILL,
no 80 Gen. Superintendent
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HKANARY AND FEED sTORE.-TIe

TRANARY AND FEED STORE.-The
VI undersi gned has taken the house of Frank
lin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by Messrs N
B. L. C. B. Hill, for the purpose of conducting the
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS,
where he will keep constantly hand full sssort-
ment Of all kinds OF Grain, Mill Ofa Hay, Corn Meal
and other articles usually kept in Granaes and Feed
Stores
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tention, and selling reasonable terms TO secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally He viii deliver any article free of charge
anywhere In the corporation. he viii also attend 10
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commission, and win insure for hi.
country friends the highest market price for any con-
Ggnfnent entrusted TO him.
fe x7-ta JOHN w COaRy
SAVE YOUR COSTLY WAKE. by NE. n.
~ Of the Chemical Liquid Cement, for mendins
broken Glass. China and EarfheIware Of every d.
scnpon. All articles juined with this valuable COM,
position win become perfectly rm and ready for use
IN ten minutes AFTER being joined Il also resists the
action Of bot w,,sr and the ssidsi fer s.le BY
JAZZ 10Th and Main ~
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LADIES, OFER-SHOES WITH
EA REELS.-The subscriber has just received
lot of Ladies' Over-Shoes, suitable to wear
over Caters ard Shoes with heels They were made
expressly to be with heel Boots and Shoes, as
the fiat bottom Over-Shoe is not intended to be worn
with heel Caters heel Shoes Also on hand
large assortment of Ladies' OverShoes of every de-
scrpton and of he latest styles and best quality; for
sale low by ALEX. HILL, No III Main st.
ja IL Richmond. Va
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GREAT AUCTION BARGAINs.---One

GREAT AUCTION BARGAINS..--One
" hundred per cent in the price of Goods saved at
Goldsmits Trimming and Fancy Store, No. 2e5
Broad street-lU0O pair Ladies White and Black Spun
Silk Gloves at cts, selling every place at % cts'
500 Muslin Collars l2l cts, worth % cts; $50 prs
Children Lisle Thread Gloves at cts 1000 prs La
dies Black Lisie Thread Gloves at 81 cts; 500 pair
Boys Cotton half Hose at 81 cts; 700 Lawn Hand
kerchiefs at 10 cts Ladies White Kid Gloves at 80
cts. worth s7l cts; Children Wooden Hosiery at 10
cts; large assortment of E5roideries TO be closed
out at low figure; Ladies' Opera Hoods at shilling;
Cambria Swiss Checked and Hansook Muslins; Cam
brio Swiss Bobbn and Thread Edgngs and Insertngs;
Stamped Collars Sleeves and Bands, Mohair Brace
lets at 25 cts and Thousands of other articles be
closed out at sacrifice Z. GOLDSMT,
Trimming and Fancy Store. 205 Broad ST.
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= FALL I'M NJ
LARGE STOCK or GUNS Pts
oME =. AlNsLIE, BOWEN a. row.
MEEeZ ELL, COACH MAKERS, CROSS ST
ROVE

Jun lHpultef, doors ABOVE ot. Cnarles Motel.
omEa =. AINsLIE, BOWEN 4 row.
&EEeZ ELL, COACH MAKERS, CROSS ST.
n1-xIz--ABOVETHEB ANKSs-The subscribers
are practical workmen with long experience, and de-
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves to the public
tor the manufacture or repairing of Carriages for
which they have superior facilities they have on
hand at this time, of their maanfdctre, good
stock of CARRIAGES, R0CKAWAYS, BUGGIES,
Nc, of the most approved styles to which they invite
the attention of those of such articles Thank
ful for the encouragementweh have received we can
only promise to efforts give satisfaction
to all who favor rs with their patronage
D. Y. BOWEN,
no 22-d&cSm Fl. H. POWELL.
DRICEs KEDUCED.-KICAsiO kX-
L CELSIOR WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
MAIN STs.
The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that his PLANNING and SAW MILL is now In
omplete order.
bred dollars in retting snd perfectns his machinery
for Planning Saving, and Tongueing and Growing all
kinds of Boards and Plank he is now enabled to exc
cute superior work, at greatly reduced prices.
degts WILLIAM FORBES.
VHAS. II. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
AD' - GAS . FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &c
Metallic Roofing G9t5srns and md spout,rg put
WE'LL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
IYO(;(sET & ANDERSON, Upholsterers
IL AND PAPER HANGERS corner of Governor
and Franklin streets have in store their Fall Stock of
PAPER HANGINGS and UP CLUSTERING
GOODS being the largest and best selected assort-
ment we have ever had the pleasure to offer to
friends and the public generally, and will be sold
the most reasonable terms. &C 8-ts
VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE.
A SILVER led A L, the highest premium,
awarded to SAMUEL D. DENOON for the best spe-
ciuens of CRATES and TENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
TENDERS FOR SALE AT RE DUCED
PRICES-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
Tor sale in this city, of his own manufacture. The
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
such as square-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c.
with beautiful rounding Fenders summer pieces, &c.
to match Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c, from
town and country punctually attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
will be supplied at the lowest Northern prices, with
the usual discounts of for cash by wholesale. Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, Main, between 9th
and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells,
&C., of my make. no 8-Sm s. D. d.
DKEMlUM SIGNS The subscriber il
Z now prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful signs,
as well as common low priced He took the
los Fair ~
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r EECHES! LEECHES!! LEECHES!!!
IL II have just received by Adams express lot OF
superior Swedish Leeches, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms.
can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing room under the Americ IN Hotel and at
night 18th street, between Main and Franklin
streets
Cupping and Leechins promptly attended to-
de6 r C HnRSDN
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TREAT FALL IN CLOTIflNts.--T
- taken inventory and ascertained that our stock
OF winter Clothing is much too large we have de-
ternned to run IL off, and in order to do So we offer
al Kinds OF Heavy Winter Clothing such as Over
Coats, Iaimas, Togas, Business Coats Velvet, Silk
and Cashmere Vests, Heavy Cashmere and Satlinet
rants Mems Slirts and Drawers, sc, &c.. at greatly
reduced prices Those in want viii do well 20 give
US an early call. KEEN. BALDWIN L. CO.
la ~ i02 Main Street.
VALUABLE REAL EssiTATE EOH SALE
- VIII sell, accommodating terms and for rea-
sonabie prices, the real estate which bold in the
cy OF Richmond and the town OF Sidney, except the
Law Building and residence Grace street 4 g.,
three convenient and desirable dwellings on Grace
ana eth streets. very TO busines lot and brick
Agricultural Fair Grounds. at the Of Laurel
and Federal streets; end two at the corner Of
cottage OF John Johnson Esq. Call At my Law or.
tee. No. l, Law Building, where can be found CON-
stantly, except when necessarily ont on professional
or other businew.a b. B. MINOR.
10 l---dlm ATTORNEY ~ Lsw,
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.ZKl TWO SUPERIOR PIANOS
fTt--=--771-E AT PRIVATE SALE.---On consigu-
III III n 1ment very superior 81 octave Pianos
j Y j lfor sale privately at great sacrifice,
on early application to ALEX. MOTT.
ia
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.


III NEW AND EXTENSIVE II A 7,
GAA0 Members of the Legislature and visitors to the
city will find at the above establishment splendid
assortment of Hats. Caps Ladies and Children's
Furs; Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets, and Fancy
Carriage Robes at wholesale and retail. the most
favorable terms
N. B.-Gentlemen's Hats made to order of the fin
est quality and at the shortest notice.
dell BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISlGER.
LADIES, asOAT BUOTEES.-.
49, just opened this day, superior lot of La
dies Thick Sole Goat Bootees. Those Ia
dies that have been waiting for them will please call
and supply themselves. Recollect they at
the Sign of the Big Boot. No 43 Main street, at
WALSH'S Boot, Shoe and Trunk Emporium.
jail VIM. WALSH.
"a GREAT REDUCTION IN THE IN
MPRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Iii
Is to 90 per cent saved by buying from J. -
- HI. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moeskiu Hats best quality. $3.50
Moeskin Hats, second quality.
Fashionable Silk Hats. .2.50
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots.
Congress Cater Boots. .S.25
FinesCa fskin Sewed Shoes .2.25
J.H ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed BooT, which he viii sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. oc l8-d&cIy
g GENTLENIEN,s KUBBEKs.-
<rZ Gentlemen, L have just received lot of
India Rubber Overshoes. As the lot is
not over large. and all that there in the city, you
had better call and secure a pair while you can
C. S. MAURICE,
-. Matr.
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gH GAkD G.--The under- krpA
~ signed respectfully tenders bis servceseSO
to all persons, either in the city or coun- Y2dN
try, who may require the attention of Flor--E<sS
list Landscape Gardener either in laying off yards
and gardens, planting trimming trees box-hedger,
grape-yines, &c. Work will be done by the day, or
according to contract.
Orders left at the Confectionery of A. Pizzini, ON
Broad street, will be promptly attended to.
My residence is at the corner of Henry and Broad
streets, opposite Abernethy's garden.
ia l7--Sm* CHARLES a. RUHLE.
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r IDIE. LIME. LIME ITO FARMERE.
IL BRICKLAYERSA AND OTHEKS.-Having made
arrangements for regular supply of shells am pre-
Lime, as low or lower than can be produced else
where 1t viii be delivered for farmers at any of the
railroad depots and to consumers In the city where
Lime kllns, opposite Tredegar Iron Works at MI
John J. Werths office, 10th street aud Basin
bank, or at Messrs Smith and Harwood's Hardware
store, Main street, Richmond
+ ia l5-1pe$ TIAn carIru
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pOTATOEs..-IOO bushels White Mercer
Il Potatoes, for sale by
jazz BdRToN L GREENHOw.
DALMETTO TWIST TOBACCO, being
some OF the first old lot, for sale BY
DUvAL & NORTON, Druggists,
jail 10th and Maia sts.
nIL OF BITsTER ALMONDA pure; Oil
~ of Cinnamon: OIL Of Cloves; Oil Of Anise Seed;
fresh suppl lies just received and for ssle BY
a BODEKER, Drugnst
jaa No. qMsin st-
w 10 receive Wheat storage 81 the lowest city
rstes. Mnrchants having storage, would do well 10
give ~ call and we viii guarantee sat faction, X
D. B, BRIDGF0RD i Co.
jsl7 Ontie Dock
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n. FOX KENT OR LEAsE-Thaf com
V:s veuiently arranged and centrally located build
18th SITS, diagonaIly opposite the City Courthouse
and in view Of the Capitol. For professional men Is
combines every convenience having offices detached,
and also in the main building the interior OF which
of modern construction, with two parlors Handsome
marble mantlepieces, &C. Possession OF the two ae-
tached Offices can be given At once, and OF the entire
premises by the 9Th day Of December 1t which tine
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
ment may be made TO give possession at an earlier OF
later date am informed by the present occupant
Mr. VIM Brent, lof the firm Of Gretter Brent,l WIG
will take pleasure in showing the premises TO any os'
DESTROYS ofyiewins them.
Apply to either Of the Messrs. TABB, Eehmon0'''
to Pm. TABB, Ir
Trustee Of VIM. shepard, dse'd, y
90 22-tf Blxndon. Henrico county, Va
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PURCELL, LADD L CO.,
nrx,uu,~fs Oh Mofy, afroak

u THIs is TO CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with Chronic Diarrhea for about ten years
and had been attended by several prominent ply
clans but failed in receiving any permanent relief
der their treatment. During the last spring and
mer she was induced to try Bakers Premium Bit
ters and from the time she commenced the use of
them she began to improve, and is now consider,
perfectly cured.
Given under my hand this 18th day of November,
1855. WIN FOLKES.
You can be supplied by calling on Messrs. PUR-
CELL. LADD CO., Richmond, Vas and Druggists
generally. de Ii
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vUUD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
NJ Dr. Puiler's Compound Tolu. The above prep
ration 10 one of the most prompt and efficient rene-
dies IN cases OF Colds, Coughs catarrh, Bronchial
affections of the throat and chest Warranted the
money returned. For sale in Richmond by
DUVAL L. NORTON, Druggists,
ia II Corner 10th and Main streets.