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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

WEIGHING OF GRArN.-The Massachusetts T an.
islature of 1855 enacted law reguiatin tb ..
chase and sale of grain, ground and unground h,
hxed standard OF weight, and requiring all saies
10 De made In that mode, and this law took efFect
on tue hrst day OF June last A petition has been
presented to the present Legislature nrayins L
modiheation OF that law to permit the saIe Of
gram or mealby weight or measure optional win
the desi r. With more than six months exneri.
ence OF tnaf practical operation of the law, saws
Exchange, on Friday last, it was, by nearly .
unanimous vote, determined that no chance w, g
desirable in the present law requiring grsin an5
meal &c DO sold by weight ei"'i anu
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premium SIGNS.-The subscriber is
now prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful
as well as common low priced ones: he TOOK ing
first premium at the last Mechanics Fair, and asks OF
those who are in want to give him call. HIS terms
will be made to suit aud having in his employ expe
rienced workmen, will also undertake any kina y.
banning required Call 18th street, next door to
Mr.. Yarrington's mr. .rIrN
no % n. w. AAEE-AN.
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A ,FKEl GIT FOR NEW
f York, Boston, Providence
: Portland, Newark, New In.

ven Charlestsa. III ah;l~ Nj III
y;eafss 81. Lonis, Galveston, san Fran.
$50 D.: Nrs per steamship JamesfoNn m
ea,a ana 6 BY the Mail Steamship james.
.nts VIII forward goods by this lire 10 aII - Tho sh
- Parss Tree or commission and at the low
&c ana eolaIlodious sheds have beer, er.,tss an
we wharf IN New York who're 90 ids are n,n
non. injury or defaesmeut and every care and
sh;nmsn. bestowed Ia forwarding goods for frans
shipping BY this steamship can always
aale within an hour the arrival Of their goods
les,own leaves New York every Saturday Sc
l1fnoon ON Der return to Richmond.
!, For freight apply 10 .s. s
aa % LUDLAM L WATSON
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Ia GO, Sh EAT N0RTM pniIRS
:, - - FOR TRAVEL.-TWICE DAI-
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA sACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHlNGTON.-Over the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, TO the Potomac River
seYenty-hve miles, aud by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, ffty-fve miles--ln
all $50 miles in seven hour, being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate OF speed
Hours of departure, 81 A NJ and u P. NJ. and bag
gage under charge of special agents checked through
York.
- - -ts..-- lss FARE. .r
:, 600
BOO
, me track of the Railroad between Richmond and
tI Ia. rotomac River, is undergoing rela Half
OF y oeng already completed with edge rail of SUI
Peflor qnaIity and as more than million of pas
seses nave been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported over this ronte, it is hoped and believed
.at no one VIII be induced by the presentation
Geo 10 tne advertisement the signature of
n u Whitcomb Supert" to select the longer
ana more cfcnltous route, referred to therein The
a. r r n X has been in operation for tyx enty-two
ana IN all that time ger has cit her been
11led or crippled BY accidents from snake heads or
othergise winch s without parnlieI in the history Of
railroads in this country 9 RITE 'J "
aft
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HOTELS.


NT0TICE.--The Ballard Hotel saloon, N
the rev building opposite the Exc1sn4{s ~.
strsnce thA same as that TO the hotel This estae-
sbnent. on the European plan, Is this day open ior
he nccommodstion of the public and the subscriber
hopes that the neat and elegant style IN Whlc e nos
fitted his saloon VIII 80 Tar meet .h.1 nst1pus@s
10 10 , = - s-.r ~ Late of Lynchburg. Va.
a MEXICAN HOTEL, KICHMDND, VA;
that the American Hotel is still open and under the
personal supervision Of the Subscriber 7 So
The Sb Il ss ST. r. ssIs5
las isa d In eafins y fMfLpEBERoER SMITH
NT1sTTCE,-TO PASSENGERS ON THE
tInE klR RaiIRoIb aS CARS GOING EfFHER rs
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
Breakfast! Breakfast!! Ample time given
The subscriber is now prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily with BREAKFAST, at the Junction of
the Richmond and Danville and South-Sde Railroads,
my Him i. - - sAML D. BURKE
DERSONS visiting the city during the
Il winter, will find the POWHATAN HOUSE
very pleasant agreeable and convenient Hotel to stop
at Its location in the agreeable part of the
city. Being convenient to the Capitol and the most
business parts of the city, aso to places of amusement
offers 1n that SanPqs fa t. Plesse
|. NOTICE.-Pessengers going Nerth are hereby
! y informed that and after SATURDAY, LIST of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do 50, to obtain Breakfast or Supper. By the
PROPRIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug. 81, 1855 su 81
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Kichm0md Va.
II JOHN P. BALLARD, Propnetor.-To MEM
BERs THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AND OTHERS WISH
ING SPEND THE WINTER IN THE CITY: The sub
scriber begs leave to say to all persons wishing to
spend the winter in the CITY, that he has been engaged
for time in renewing, identifying and adding
much to the comfort and convenience of his Hotel,
1.-THE Exchange,1 and besides which, his new Hotel
(Ballardsl is nearly completed which will enable
him to accommodate about rs members of the Gene
raj Assembly, in addtionto his former numbers in
style and that he has never before been able
to afford; and having paid much attention to the plan
aud Arrangements of his new Hotel, he can conf
IDENTIFY say that the he will have to offer to
members this season, are greatly superior to any he
has heretofore known and his greatest pleasure in
his business is make his guests comfortable and con.
tented he pledges his best exertions to that end.
Being thankful for past favors, which have been
generously bestowed upon him, ne asks continuance
of the same. JOHN +. bALLARD,
no 2l-ts Proprietor of the Exchange Hotel.
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OUR TURF OIL--The best article i'm use
" for Man Beast. beyond doubt. Our certifi-
Gates are certificates Of truth, and among our own
people. $3.50 -. Gst.
Warranted to cure, and no damage from exposure 10
colds. : s
Applied to Burns at once, It leaves no scar.
Price 80 and Is cents bottle. l-E
DOVE CO..
Sole Projectors, Richmond, Va

GoocHLAND. January 28th 1856.
Messrs Dore & Go II was advised short time
ago to try your Turf Oil horse of mine that had
sore shoulder sore as large as mans hand, and
very bad that he could be used after using one
bottle tsulall bottle) he was entirely cured eau
well say to all who need anything of the kind 1t Is
the greatest medicine | over saw can send and
will if you wish it, certificates from others who used
it for sores of different kinds with the "a
myself You must send nIe dszen of it right away
Respectfully, GEORGE FACE.
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HE YOU SICK f--If you are, don't take
II Quack Medicines, but Use those pisPa1eo "
Dr.. ROSES celebrated Family Medicine are the
result of thirty years practice IN PhlIadeIphla. his
well tested and approved by hundreds OF physciens
and thousands of petients. A remedy tor each dls-
THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.
This Preparation is truly the wonder u the age.-
Cures al pain, external internal. Cures pains IN
the sides, limbs back chnblans ague Or Jumps III
the Breasts corns bruises sprans to0thahe, earache,
std neck sore throat pans in the bowels and ston
sch sudden colds &c. - .
used with great benefit for weak stomach and bowels,
likewise for fever and ague
Whenever you have PAM use the Pam Curer freely
and you will obtain Immediate relief Bottles l2t, 3
- THE GREAT COUGH SYRUP.
DR.. Roses Cough Syrup, Expectorant, 70 the best
preparation in the world for Cough, arising from
cold, consumptive cough Bottles fifty cents and
49, 70 CURE wHOOPING COUGH. t.a
Use DR., Roses Whoopng Cough Syrup. It Is the
only reliable remedy for that distressing and often Ia
tai complaint f rs CURE g sfn' GROUP. o.
DR.. Roses Group Syrup has saved the lives Of thou.
sands children = cents bottle.
TO CURE NERVOUSNESS. s ..a4
The most wonderful preparation to allay all nervous
affections of the mind hody is Or. Roses Nervous
TO CURE KIDNEY AND BLA D.DiE r COM.
III .--.s PLANTS. 81
Use DR.. Roses Buchu Compound. 1t also cures
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. 5s,
DR.. Roses Golden Pills are the only remedy for fall
ing ofthe Womb, Weakness and General Debility. 50
es- '' DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS,
Are the great regulating Female Pills. IS cents
box. -
DR.. ROSES SARsAPARILLA COMPOUND.
Should be used by all females, itstrengthens and
invgorates the constitution puri6es the blood, and
all eruptions from the skin. Quart bottles
small bottles 80 cents. ..l- 4s-. a=-5f
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA, ea. - so
Use Or. Roses Dyspephe AID Liver Compound. 50
TO CURE BILIOUS HABITS, 81
Tage DR. Roses Ambitious Railroad Pills. They
carry of all bile. l2l and 25 cents box, go
These Pills are called Railroad Pills because they
go ahead of all other Pills in removing bile bad colds
and all foul secretions from the system.
Sold by Purcell, Ladd L. Co.; Grubbs Apperson,
o. A. Strecker; Paterson Jackson; Bennett
Beers; Alex. Duvsl; Duval L Norton; J. Blair; s. M.
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker; VIM. r. Ladd; Ladley 4 Ro-
binson, Richmond; and all the Druggists in Norfolk
Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lynchburg, and all other
towns in Virginia. oc 30-2awd
CIKCUlT COURT, RICHMOND, va.
~ THIS Is TO CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with Chronic Diarrha for about ten years
and had been attended by several prominent physi-
cians but failed in receiving any permanent relief
der their treatment During the last spring and sum-
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, as consider
perfectly cured. g. H-
Given under my hand this 10Th day of November,
1856. VIM FOLKES.
You be supplied by calling Messrs. PUR-
CELL LADD CO., Richmond, Va, and Druggists
generally. ~, de II
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MrcHAM1cA1I

ViEelNlA .llssliANICs INsTiIy3g.
DAVIES, sTUNE CUTTER mxis srkEEr, 81
tisnds for their kind patrausEe during the past four
pears and beg leave 20 say that sm prepared %
furnish .store Fronts MonuinentA Tobs, Vauits and
stsend to Enclosing Bufyins 9founds and in fscf all
work In the Stone. Cutting and Building linz. =
- Quality Of Stone and Workmanship not 70 be sur
paused North or South. + --.ss Z / q e : s'oeso
CHAs. H.. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
~ Iron Mannfactursr, 18th street, bstwesn Main
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES, Haa
Steam Pipes for Churches, Pubic buildings, 80
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and spoutins, put
WELL AND GARDEN P1MPs FoR SALE.
InOGGET e. ANDERSON. UphoIsterers
- AND PAPER HANGERS. corner of Governor
and Franklin strees have in store their Fall Stock Of
PAPER HANGINGS and U PHOLSTER ING
GOODS being the largest and hest selected assort-
rnent we have had the pleasure to offer TO oui
friends and the public generally, and win be sold on
the most reasonable terms- oc e-ts
VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE.
awarded TO SAMUEL d. DENoON, for the best spe-
cimens of CRATES and TENDERS. ltsI ~ s'a 1
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
FENDERs, FOR SALE AT REDUCE D
PRICES--The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
tor sale in this city, of bis own manufacture. The
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
such as squaretopped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c,
TO match Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c. from
town and country punctualy attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell sea,n
will be supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
the usual discounts off for cash by wholesale Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, Main, between otn
and 9Th streets Richmond, SAMUEL AZ D. pENooN.
have for sale large supply Of all kinds Of bsi'
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FEMALE FACFS.-I know woman who might
have been the ancestress of all the rabbits in all
the hntches in England. soft, downy looking,
fair, placid woman, with long hair looping down
Ike ears, and innocent face of mingled timidity
and surprise. She is a sweet tempered thing al
ways eating sleeping-who breathes hard
when she goes up stairs and who has as few brains
la working order as human being can get on with.
She is just like human rabbit, and nothing more
and she looks like one. We all know the setter
womau--the best of all types-graceful. animated,
well formed, intelligent, with large eyes and wayy
hair who walks with firm tread but light one,
and who cen turn her head to anything. The true
setter woman Is always married she is the real
woman of the world. e .ss-.
Then there is the Blenheim spaniel who covers
up her face In her ringlets, and holds down her
bead when she talks and who is shy and timid--
Add there is the greyhound woman, with lantern
jaws and braided hair, and large knuekles gener-
ally rather distorted. There is the cat woman; too
elegant, stealthy, clever, caressing, who walks
without noise, and is great in the way of endear-
ment No limbs are so supple as hers no backbone
80 wonderfully plant no voice 80 sweet, no man
ner 80 dearing She extracts your secrets from
you before you know that you have spoken, and
half an hours conversation with that graceful pur
ring woman has revealed to her every most dan
gerous fact 1t has been your lies study to hide
The cat woman is a dangerous animal She
has claws hidden in that velvet paw, and she can
t,rgy blood when she unsheathes them. Then
there is the cow-faced woman, generally of phleg-
matte temperament aud melancholy disposition Civ.
en- 10 pious books and teetOtalism. And there is
the lurcher woman, the strong visaged strong
minded female, who wears rough coats with mems
uockets and large bone buttons, and whose bon.
nets ding spitefui defiance at both beauty and
fashion. ~, a.
] have never seen a true lion headed woman. ex
ceptng in that black Egyptian figure, sitting with
her hands on her knees, and grinning grimly
on the museum world, as Bubasts, the lon-head.
cd goddess OF the Nile. Household vords
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hAyia9 lhe 1seAms q
u hanIiss coke from TIE lises BY $780, e sasfs
WITH be sushished during ths saspenscn u Csn.i nsy
ifatis NJ Is cenks per tuseI e the mines - viii
y nee-.sary @ procure order f0r = = y
Messfs. UnuIop, Mencnre 8 Co.'S Office. s..ass
! 10 2s-ft - - NO z. A1ent-
NIOTlCE.--O rders for Midieshtan Eeai
i N left with r. j. ARCHER, Shock0s Slip, or y. n.
CHARLEY, on 18th street. viii meet with pf9mP'
attention-. 80 ii gsae4 izaa4 8 q. IA <z--e.-.
q NlTIlRAClTE GO A I..-C onseantiy o.
N hand and for saIe, the best article OF hsd ano
White Ash Anthracite Coal. Orders left at Messfs-
Dove Il Co. will be sttendedto promptly. 49,
JNO. w. WRIGHT CO-
8 no 2S-tf pyS~9 = Corner 70th and DOCK -.
A NTHRAC1TK c o AL.--The schSsnes
N E. j. Scott Is now discharging, in the DocA,
cargo of superior RED ASH COAL for family use o.,
Orders left with Dove Co; OF 81 oS5 Hnse, co On
attended to. 80 yNo. w. WEi1Hi1a ~ = ~. ..s.+
de iS s-f : DOCK bno I-.-- -
a NTHR1CITE COAL.yThe suhscrieer
IA Keeps constantly on hand supply OF pc. -
THRACiTE COAL, and viii sell as iow ~ - cea ~
bought in the city. Orders lett at NO. - -
will meet with prompt attention. arms
no N-d5m eos - - -
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R. o. HAsKINs.
p E-S@~@ p FOR MOI FOLK AND
S-slElz--.--a PORTSMOUTH.-PORT WAL
Ee4xSZxsKxz8<z THAII LINE Tba fay, r;, n "a

p p EUR = q X 70 - Il AND
-ess7ssz<szzs4-- TRALL LINE.-The favcrite and
beautiful steamboat AUGUSTA, Captain WI. C
SMITH, is now on the above line.
The cars running in connection with the AUGUSTA
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday, wednesday, and Friday mornings at
81 o'clock. Returning, the AUGUSTA leaves Virgins
Wharf. Norfolk the intermediate days, viz
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Mt g.
o'clock, A. NJ, touching Portsmouth and all the
regular landings on the river
roAo W CltS oiiIt. ........$l w
Fare to landings between City Point and Grove
i 5o
Fare TO Norfolk and Portsmouth and points be-
low Inc dro'e.' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN
Children over FIVE and not over twelve years
of age half price.
Servants To any point the river not below
the Grove. Observation-Disclosures. l 90
TO Norfolk, Portsmouth, &c. l 81
Meals. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
Meals for servants and children. ............ 25
Stages connect with the Boat regularly for Will
hamsburg, Yorktown and Hampton
THOS. DODAMEAD,
oriy,to
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TaE D4IlYDlsPATCti.

.-....s.- - - ea.,.v.is,n America.,
pubhshed m Francs. says $50 ga.H
"Tf the first and most constant need o. IN nns
Hshnan b 10 exa his country OF s ~ ~.
% boast Of hs personi OF an Italian 10 ooA ps.is,,
singing Of Spantard 70 be jeaous; q sas a..
20 wager, the nrst snd rost eohssan. = tr.ns
American u assureoiy 70 acs o.. ess h o,i,s, ~
ports niInseh ron one .sl ", ,,saaI n
bis vast country Ia iAss s.e a,,, s.;h ss nt,Ia
she world WHO t.ase as ~ rrh., s,.rt ~,
preparation an tne sI...ar o. &c A. go
Journey OF four Thousand hHo'e - " 49,
Paris 10 Houen- -. ,h~,,,,h rsr,.d
The life aboard tne s'eani"" w.. h.a .., r.,
has sone me less fea sHA. ;as AZ -. Fra
Of those maenneent ooas sstsAs.. i"r t,e 81
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60 GARDENING.--The under ~

E1 GA DENI G.--The UNDER &gna
signed respectfully tenders his services~SS
to all persons, eithe in the city coun- 2Fa@
try who may require the attention of Flor-.s~ssS
ist Landscape Gardener, either in laying off yards
and gardens planting trimming trees, box-hedger
grape.vines, &c. Work viii be done By the day, or
according TO contract.
Orders left at the Confectionery of A. Pizzni, on
Broad street, will be promptly attended to. g..
NY residence IL at the corner of Henry and Broad
streets, opposite Abernethys garden.
ia i7-'-3m* CHARLES A. RUHLE.
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ia I5.--ImE = n =" WILLIAM SMITH.
VALUABLER REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


81 VIII sell, accommodating terms and for res
city of Richmond and the town of Sidney except the
Law Building and residence on Grace street. l. e.
three convenient and desirable dwellings on Grace
and 9th streets, very near TO business and brick
house near the above lot fronting 1893 feet on the
Agricultural Fair Grounds, at the corner of Laurel
and Federal Streets and two at the corner of
Grove and Strawberry streets, just opposite 10 the
cottage of john Johnson, Esq. Cali at my Law OF
nee, No. ], Law Building, where can be found con-
stanty except when necessarily out profession
other business. B. b. MINOR
l---dlm Attorney at Law
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.
TIE TRIAL TRIP OF THE FIRST LOCOMOTIVE.
Major Horatio Allan, the Engineer of the New
York and Erie Railroad, in speech made during
the recent festival OCCASION gave the following ac-
count of the first trip made by locomotive on this
continent. 4sF...
when was itl Who was it 2 And who ayak.
snediis energies and directed its movements? II
was In the year 1928, on the banks of the Lacka-
waxen at the commencement of the railroad con-
Meeting the canal of the Delaware and udsen
Canal Company with their coal mines-and he
vhs addresses you was the only person on that
locomotive. The circumstances which led tom
being alone on the engine, were these The road
hsd been built in the summer, the structure was
OF hemock timber and rails of large dimensions
notched on caps placed far apart The timber
had cracked and warped from exposure to the sun
After about three hundred feet of straight line
the road crossed the Lackawaxen Creek, on tres.
sic work about 80 feet high with curve of $50
10 400 feet radius. The impression was very gen.
era that this iron monster would either break down
the road or it would leave the track at the
curve and plunge into the creek Myreply to such
apprehensions was that il was too late to cor slider
the probability of such occurrences there was no
other course but to have trial made on the
strange animal, which had been brought here at
great expense; but that it was not necessary that
more than should be involved In its fate: that
would take the first ride alone and the time would
come when should look back TO the incident with
great interest. s@-t - CASTS.
AS placed my hand ON the throttle valve han.
die, was undecided whetherI would move slowly
or with fair degree of speed, but believing that
She road would prove safe, and preferring, if we
did 20 down, TO go handsomely and without any
evidence Of timidity, l started with considerable
velocity passed the curve over the creek safely,
and was soon out of hearing of the cheers of the
vast assemblage. At the end Of two or three
miles, 4 reversed the valve, and returned without
accident to the place of starting having thus made
the first railroad trip by locomotive ON the IVES
tern Hemisphere -...
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4 Haaae SleDaClNg.-.9lless lAWs,
esess. - 'sasss - sss1si Z - -
oss dsrases ssi1iae se eolAs ma ssslectsd eoushs
1ss q RisScns hs ~ sesea IL ssrssss
f,T sfinelyws &C e, have no dodbf Il has sved
ONE many doctor's fees "A know o. ~ good eascts
with crest many ethss shsn my own family iva.
=. hsye ussd it In my family for three yesfs. and
found 4 the bet fsmly me disine hsvs sysr used
;.for sieIns. among shildrsn, aothins osn be bet
.arv--M b. Godtcia.
have tried all the eonsh remedies of the day,
Sss to Be the most valuable preparation of the kind
no,v In use EfJah Warren.
For sale BY Mr. A, ,; ii DAVIS Bennett tn Beer.
3. ). Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale
I AM SAVED! 4 AM SAVED!
/ 4 am saved. am saved; the danger is past!
Ny friends, give not way to your grief;
hs sfs q Ss sssi FIJI REI E IT,
Now, gneve no. for me, my friends far away,
That for Coughs, Colds and Asthma there Is mo-
= Beat si LEo INA sIS INSTANT RELIEF
Price-25c. per bottle S bottles, one dollar. 8 (
1t can be obtained of all respectable Druggists
end dealers in the State Of VIRGINIA. ia Is
NIX. JACKSON.--sir: BY the instru-
ISl mentality OF a friend of mine was induced TO
the desired effect on her rather more than myself for
she had lost her appetite and wasvery sicky but
she is restored to her appetite, and finds great pleas
ure IN recommending your Btters TO those who wish
relief from such disagreeable and weakening evil
Yours respectfully Ed. !, AkiSs,
Robinson's, Z. J. Picots, A. Bodekers M Zach
risson's Chss MillspaugRs Bennett Beers, Alex.
Duvars, Drugsists, and VIM c. Battaille, Richmond,
All orders promntlv attsnded IN in %
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ME. LIME. LIME ITO FARMERS,
IL BRICKLAYERSA AND 0THERS.-Haying made
arrangements for regular supply of shss pre-
Lime, low lower than can be produced else
where It will be delivered for farmers at any of the
railroad depots and to In the city wherever
they may direct. Application to be made at my
Lime Kilns opposite TTedegar Iron Works, ct Mr.
John ]. Werths Office, 10th street aud Basin
bank, or at Messrs Smith and Hatwood's Hardware
store, Main street, Richmond.
la l5.-lmk WILLIAM SMITH 81