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Marria2e, as duties and disc anII scaffofy ana
.aeli remedies with LithogTspbs ILLUSTRATING tia
productive Organs OF both .ey,s, their strnctu,e
useo, ana functions. A popular and conrreher.
sfe Ircatise on the Duties nd CauSsltIes OF SIM
gie ana married lEe-happy and fruitful alliances,
lnooe % securing Observation-Disclosures ana infeTtils
SvsVneH obfiation ind removal important
nlne 20 these contemplating natrimony that VII
o,Slcomo OBJECTIONS IN IL; nome however sho;N
1e THIS important s,ep with ont rst consuitrg its
Eaees-cc rmentsries on the diseases nd medical
49, men, o. females nom infancy to old age each
80 giarhicaily illustrated by beautiful lithoqrs.
pnie platesneIvous debility its cauros and sue,
process az once 20 simple safe ard efectual
tiM tailure isimposriole-fulesf for daily n,nacs.
snpea.-sn essay on spcrmaforrbopa, witt practical
oS,s% on tne eefer and more successful mode
-. ner'-Mecauiicxory hints ON the evhs fc.
ssa'Enn2 rem empirical practIce-sn eSs.y on sll
1890 afiflng from indiscyetion, with pl,tr ga
sim1Pas Iulss BY which all persons can cure them-
IN Eineut MISUNDERSTANDING for those sen.
SoTtnns,ei,, ara disappointed hopes ar-
loi easser 70 the married ana those contemniaiInr
marriage: l6 PeIusal In particulaYly ,cco,nnoSn5
ca 20 persons entertaining secret donbts Of th-Ir
t ngsn cunuiucn and who are conscious Of haY.
every hnSsn beinRgP !. and privileges
fnoe TWENTY-FIVE CENTS no, r,,y n
rive COPIES for One Dollar Mailed. fsee ~ ri.
age, 10 All parts Of the United State
cEoI Tines -I who prefer may consul, Dr. IA
book treats, either personally or by mali Mcsj.
enc semi TO any part AZ the Onion sccorinr 70 al
az ssre,y Packed and carefully secured frol
Lane, cg fost Ozce Box $40 Aissnv' ~ -
" omce open daily, non Q q = toep1 ,.l
o. Sunday from 3 until .. m
w oGce REMOVED from No. Sc Rs,rs, a,
: Al % % SO Lsss, A1essS, Nss Ysri.
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OLD HANsI OLD UaN.

ttE HAVE RECEIVED IoT ns
ma ham't two years Old rave a. 90.
so-n.S e. afu lie KING & BURCHEII very
~ui' cor. Vermont ave-, ana / strss,
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V ,SoI,I KEG pai.s, AND FOR SALE AT
BERRY BRANDY, an infallibie remedu %,
summer complaints, both among chiidrcS3 az. 1~,
ADULTS s1al. Also, SUMMER BEVERAGES Of al.
American Champagne, Porter, Ale C,d s "is ia
pared BY sc,ntif, men. A great variety ~ PIT AZ
ruPS, ana M, any Quantity Of our unsurpassed pre-
mlum Mihelat waters, prepared In our new XII.
ver-lined apparatus Also, that excellent ,o MI
for hvalids-6inger Wine. Leave your orders
either with our wagons or at the Depot. corne,
Green ana Olive streets, Georgetown, b u.
Wzo-u ARMY & S8INN
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Miscellaneous.
ANTHONY BUCHLY,
u IA DE RT A e u

shcp and Residepce No. 3O3 Fenn aVenuo,
south side, b.tweea 9th and 10th ats
ITAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
IA an ELEGANT HEARSE,T
nroneriv Conducting his business,
ywouId respectfully Inform the public that he Is
fnly prepared TO all all orders entrusted to him,
A. The shores, notice, and in the best manner
A large supply OF READY MADE COFFINS
of all sizes, always on hand which will be fur.
nishcd on the most reasonable terms
As heretofore, no pains will be spared to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions
N. B.-Resid ng on the premises, orders will
be promptly attended to at all houIs
feb NV
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" naS, yV0hNAL, AND CORRES
Ea,teo oy Lord John Russell London
vol 'Ao hhShsn language
5vo u virginia vel
ler's History Of the United States. vol
6saa or The Young Pilot by Mrs. Hentl.
Robert Graham by Mrs Renii.
antefs Northern Bride; hv Mrs Hentz.
sena OF The Snow Bird by Mrs Hem
Marcus Ws.lsnd; Ivy Mrs Henfr
no,lne or Magnolia Vale; by MrsTe
heien and Arthur; by Mrs Hem
az <o- FRANCK TAYIoE
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A LADY WEEPING,

In mournful attitude, and motionless,
Most IKE the marble weepers upon graves,
save that as ksws gath In half. closed now,rs
Ever toe teardrops In her half-closed ewes
oatnerd and fell, and gather'd yet again
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JONAS r. LEVY,
ikfohfsl ANB DIALHI IN
WAhEs, LIQUORS, CIGARS Avn YIu,

esnsralcomnission & Forws
.dEss 20. IAN AND BILL BEoKFR
f av., Two doors below q Hal,
..S,x WARRINGTON CRY, ID. @. ''
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BAjOU's KID And OTHER GLOVES.
mo H. SMOOT, No. 10 BRIDGEsTREEr.
York, ladies Bajou's KID GLOVES. LGlh |
wnite, black and colored gents. do do ,l|IlHm
.saies ana gents JAZZ Ia Silk and Isle VpVY
bleached and brown Cotton Hose. ali n,aI;,i OF
bleached, brown and fancy Half HOSE: MISE,
and boys Hose and Half Hose. MISSES
Ia ndr'lcua, attention being paid to keeping
ABOVE goods, purchasers may depend unon aat
ting good article as cheap as the sams nnssii,v
can be bought elsewhere quaii'y
m LII JOHN H. sHOOT
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0RAN8E q ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
81 - % Is =
Great Southern Mail LineI
seTWICE DAIEY~
(SJNDAY NIGHTS EXCRPrEDl
Between washington City and the South
VIA: ALEXANDRIA,
eORDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND
Lssys Washington at a. N and Pm
Fare Tom Washington to Richmond. ......s5 50
0MNIBUSES and BAGGAGE wAGONs
will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con.
vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Free Of
Ckd,gs, 70 STEAMER GEORGE s%h
FACE, for ALEXANDRIA, a dis jsEE
lance OF six miles, allowing ample time for Meais
Tickets procured on the boat
Expedition and Comfort are secured by thi,
Route, asitls CONTINUOUS LINZ OF rIRsr CT ass
RAILROAD FROM ALEXANDRIA TO RICH
MOND.
THROUGH PASSENGERS and sASeAGB
carried withou! to the Depot Of the Pete.ssrs
Railroad.
Information q, Route and Lost Baggage OBJ
tanned Of JAMES A. EVANS,
feb III Agent, AleIandrIa, Va.
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J. CONNOLLY, Undertaken,

CcNNELLY, Undertaken,
NO. a23 Sscsnfh street, west side, Bet. G dad II,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w citizens Of Washington and
tEe adjoining counties that he Is szEsxrxgz
prepared to attend to all orders at
the shoItestnoiice and on the most liberal terms
lie Will spare no pains 10 give entire satisfaction
on all occasions. He guarantees 10 preserve the
dead In the waTmest weather for any length Of
time.
large supply OF ready made COFFINS Of
all sizes and qualities, always on hand.
Shrouds, Carriages, Hearses, and every other
article furnished Of the best quality.
A share Of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. mar sa-n
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By RAILROAD DIRECT TO TIE WE
d. u HS

Tune bet'ceen Washington and WheeEine
bnt III hours!
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hoursm
THROUGH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE CHICKS 70 m
HAD In WASHINGTON
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fREFAREb BY
DR.. JAMES e.. AYER.
PRACTICAL r ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is CeEts per Box. Five Boxes for 81 90
Sold by Il. ID. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable druggists. austin
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was recommended to Mr.. John Tobias as q
sEiilfui optician; ard as have eyes Of remark.
able peculiarly, / was grathed to find that Mir
Tobias seemed to comprehend them by inspec
ton and some slight measurement, and he has
made me pair o. Spectacles that suits me ad
mirably.
July IL, 1856. A.P BUTLER.
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Mrs. Swisshelm pronounces Mr. Sumner the
most fascinating man In the republic.
Rev. Mr. Thomas, Wesleyan Missionary, was
killed 2. the Cape Of Good Hope, In native ight,
on the 30th Of May last
VIM. s. Davidson, = wealthy citizen Of Spring.
field, Ky, died suddenly few days ago at the
Mammoth Cave.
Miss Catherine Hayes has arrived at London
from Australia.
There were LOG deaths In st. Louis last week.
The U. frigate Savannah was At Rio, July 7tb
All we'll. 49,
The colored citizens Of Boston held meeting on
aaesday. ana resolved to support by their voices
and votes Fremont and DAYTON.
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HANDsoXE MONUMENT The Monument order.
cd 70 be erected In Philadelphia to those from that
sity, who fell in the Norfolk and Portsmouth spden.
10 has been completed. 1t is Of the Roman Doric
order of architecture IS feet high. 1t is construc
ted entirely Of the b est Italian marble, except the
base, which il of Pennsylvania marble. This part
is 81 feet square and weighs Ave tons. On 1t rests
the pedestal base. richly carved and moulded,
which supports the die or pedestal, feet square,
and the hutsd selumn towering above The col.
umn 10 surmouuted BY shrsuded urn. This me-
mortal stands In the new addition 70 old Laurel
HUI. The lot, which Is 10 BY 20 feet, has been en-.
closed by . massive irsa railing 1t contains q
hrgs vault, int which the bodies will all be de-.
posted, a. soon the authorities Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth,, and the Philadelphia Relief Committee
deem il prudent to DO 20.
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ITO SMITH ELY AND JOHN SHUT
Il PLEWCRTH, NON-RESiDENTS OF THE
NTATK lE VIRGIAIA. -

Take notice, that On the lat day of October 1856,
betwsen ths hours of A. N. and p at the office
Of r. r. Howison. "a Governor street. two doors
above the hichnond House In the city of Richmond
shall proceed TO take dispositions Joseph Bernard
and othars to BE- read evidence suit pending in
the Circuit Court of Henriso County. wherein am
plaintiff and You and otherr are asfspdants And if
from any oause the taking Of such depoGtions be
cemmenced Or being c,mnenced shall not be
pieed on that day. the taking Of the same win be sd
jourhed from time to time until completed.
al l2--law4w WASHINGTON HATTON.
RATES PREMIUM CHIMNEY CAF!-
- The only article of tho kind ever invented that
wiil answer the purpose. Having given particular
tentlon for the last three years. to find remedy for
the most disap esable and unhealthy Of ell misfor-
tunes, ! unhesitatinsly announce my success, and
challenge any one, for hundred dollars to pro.
duee an article of the kind equal to it. Besides be-
ing useful it Is ornamental and durable. being made
Of heavy sheet iron and rivetsd together. Tinners
would do well to buy the night to manufacture, ~ /
will receive my PATENT RIGHT in few daya-
Deemns it unnecessary to refer TO but one gentle
man, refer to Mr.. A. K. Phillips. More references
given on application to me by mail
JOSEPH l. BATES
ap 1-lsw6m Fredericksburg. Va.
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X 1NT, PAINE Il Co.
A iAPOkTERS AND WH0LEsALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
N''' ioS AND iee MAIN sTsEEr, KIcHMoxp.
FALL TRADE, 1850.

I,srn 1o e % fides' aDd ship "Peppersln from
Yarh n 40 mus port and By Other arrivals via New
rn,ss.. .sa, FRENCH AND GERMAN GoOns
ms ~ on the best tsrms for cash and CON
have ever T., nsnsst, and most desirable soods W
cAn rasn ,i 20 .seeivi.g . full supply Of AMERI-
ed makes. teseisr and most approx
pv WS g: als Prepared With anil M
aon1 ABE CLOTHING, nsnsias,nrsd = ~ s;.SS
wiz ~. nsa style, quality and price viii Am
10y ne iE eept.mbsr. eur stock VII, l. -
have ever r "a sfssss and ssraevs
~swe most respectfully invita- n. .o,,
s;DAy e give 70 oar stock, ana IA a. EkN
-. 1912 With tho assurance that =. ~,
seasss ~ = 'nsy ssa % bought In ths ua, 3
seesaS.I ssss' q ~ un& p promptly .,d f.,.h
sa1-E KENT, PAINE III
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ANoTHHR HERBERT APFAIR "A few days age
when tho guests at the City Hotel st. Louis, wsre
seated 1t dinuer, DR.. MeElhaney, a beardsr At the
house, threw . tumbler at enc Of the walters
was wish difbcalty that he was rsseusd from their
hands. His head was 1t said, cut In several places
It seems that, desming tho time he was made to
wait too long, he tsok tho tumbler Of water that
was brought to him. and threw IL at the walters
head, whereupsn the difficulty snsusd. Both par
ties were arrested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

The VOTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA "A South
Carolina exchanges calls attention to the fast tn at
the vote Of South Carolina in the next Prssidsn
tial election Is in the hands Of one man. "If Gov
Adams should fall to call the Legislature together
at the time Of election, either because he thought
the State ought not to vote, or that that could
not be An extraordinary occasion which happened
regularly every four years, the vste of the State
would be lost"
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The boilor Of the locomotive Elk, while drawing
the express freight train west on the Pennsylya.
mia railroad, on Thursday morning. whom a short
distance above Thompsentown, suddenly explo.
ded with the most tremendous effect, SCATTERING
the locomotive into Fragments, and instantly Kill
ing the engineer and fireman. The name of the
former was Moses Adams. that Of the latter, the
Harrisburg Herald says could not be ascertained
They were single men and resided at Mifiin
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EDUCATION.

MISS TAZEWELL,s SCHOOL, Grace
lNl sTaEHr, BsTwEEa TIN AsB sTH.--Ths sixth
session of this School will commsncs on the irst dav
N October, aud close the first day Of July
Miss TAzEWELL will BE- assisted By gentleman
vhoss sttainm suits and experience repder him CON
adorable acquisition to the Schsol Any other desir-
ed information will be communicated troush circu-
lan which can be obtained on application.
Terms, payable semi-annually in advance:
For board 400 10
Higher English Branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
w Vi" ssssss..ssss.sss.ss. ~ w
Ancient and Modern Languages. each. $500. 20 90
Music and Drawing Prof.. ssor's fees
an Z-lnk
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Posi- OFFICE AFFAIRs.-Postmaster General
Campbell orders the fsswing
James u. Wayland, postmaster at Leon, Aadi.
son county, vice A. w. Bowler, declined Jesse
T. Carter, postmaster at PittsylvAnia Court House.
Pitisylvania county. vice James K Blair, resigned.
Peter Reed, postmaster Pennsborough, Richie
county Va vice James Martin deceased
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COKE AND COAL.

4 NTHRACITE COAL..--NOTlCR II em
n nov rece1ylua ORDERS TO be filled during the n!l
nsouths for the best ANTHRACITE COAL: fscna,
ius White Ash Lump, suitabis for foundnsst sna
furnscss This Csal will be bought In Philsdsl-
phia for cash, and delivered to purshsssn sP ca
the same terms they receiving 32io pound. 20 ne
ton instesd Of 1900 ths usual weight rom city esHs
The terms which to ORDER ~ IS, ns e, cea
on the actual cost Of the article, invoices OF which
will always be subject to Inspections -,
Persons wishing to lay In their winter supply VII
aud IL greatly t. their interest to avail
this opportunity their supplies viii be delivered
an arrival from the vessels free from dirt and at
saving Of at esst 50 per cont over the usual
Orders to INV address, through the Post ONCE. OF
left my brothers Law Once, near tine eoLnS w.,
Fl Browns compiling rcoin, corner 10TH ana SaJ
St. :, s siNi Iss'''' prompt WRIT RoBERTs
CLOYKK Hill AND ANTHRACITE
" COAL-The subscribers keep sonstantly on
hand, CLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE COAL,
Offices at Capt L. tibbys corner 2oth and Cary ,ts'
and at their Clover Hill ysrd opposite tsts5spuE os
pot. WIN. H. JAWS w.
an l2---1m
1yLOVkK Hill. LUMP COAL.--I MN
" now prepared to fill orders for best Glover Hill
Also, Oak and Pine Wood and Anthracite Coal
81 - A''' WIN. C. BRAzEAL, B uin Bank,
Sim between 9Th and 9th streets-
Z ,UAl! CUAI.! Goat :-.ALEX. ENG.
~ LAND has taken office opposite the fsteIs-
burg Depot for the sale of CLOVER HILL COAL,
and has secured the services of Mr. A. A. ALLEN,
who will be prepared to furnish the various quaiites
only 2-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

RELEASE OF A POLITICAL PRsoNER-vehse
the author Of the secret history of several of the
German Courts, WHO was imprisoned at Berlin In
consequence Of some allussns made In his histc.
~ OF the Court of Meehlenburg, having special
reference to Prince William Of Meohenburp
Schwerin IT, 1t 10 stated, about TO regain his lib
srty, though he will be at once sent out of the
country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

INAUGURATION. - The Dudley Astronomical
Observatory at Albany, N. Y, was inaugurated
Thursday. A brilliant audience of from four to
Eve thousand persons, including the members of
the Scientific Congress. and others distinguished
for learning, ability and official position, and large
was read from Mrs. Dudley, donating fifty thou
sand dollars for the furtharanca Of the objects
which the Observatory was founded. The Hon.
Edward Everett delivered the inauguratory ora.
sion, taking for hs subject "The Uses of Astrono-
nv"
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BUsINEss CARDS.

i TAKERS, No Governor street, Richmond, Va.
keep consantiy on hand all kinds of readymads COZ
rms and METALLIC BURIAL CASEs.
" 8-dlv
4 kUKGE s. LOWNEs, 1856, Main street
VI near 7th.-Grates; Tenders; summer Fronts
fsquare circle and eleptic patterns) Ornsmentals'
Iron Rail; Balconies Verandahs, 10.
Remember the number and give me q call after Z
sn,ining elsewhere my 2I-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

A RICH BIsHoP.-The English Bishop of Glou
sester and Bristol, who recently. deceased, was
possessed Of personal property to the amount Of
nearly one hundred and forty thousand pounds
sterling
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

LARGE SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Mr. Robert
A. Gray has sslA the farm adjoining Harrisenburg,
Va, and which was for many years . residence of
his father, 10 Capt. David 3. Jsnss, for S25 500
The price per acre IL about 487.
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unucATroN.

ID n. Il. TIGHk,N HELKCr CLASH.
Ii. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, on
Franklin street, above 1th.
The next Academic year Of this School will open
on MONDAY, the 18th September, and close the i5th
Pupils viii be received who are prepared 70 enter
any OF the classes A class for beginners in Latin
will be Termed
M. SXML 8 CARR, Ma.ser Of Arfs from the
University Of Virginia, and very superior Asthems'
ticsl Teacher will Assist ia the school.
Professor JOSEPH MTCHdRD will teach Modern
An emiuen mt artist will teach Drawing.
The Prineipal will teach the Classics and moot OF
the English Branches
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. -,
class Of little boys. under ten years OF aae, VIII
Be formed who will bs taught By competent Ieseh-
or, Reading. wxiting, speinng AIithaetic and oeo-
grsphy. exclusively, ct taition OF SO per ses'ien
VI ten months.
REFERENCES:
Among the patrons OF the school last yesf, ~efs
the Rev r. " Moore. d y the Rev. Oe9 " ooa-
bridge: the Rev H. 3. Keppler; Eessrs WIN IL.
Grant John N Patton, VIM Marshall, JGha n hoJ'
ALI John Crane, VIM Palmer. Gsorss b rainer.
Lewis D. Crenshaw, Corbin Warw:cf. J, ADAMS
Smith. Nicholas Mills Philip MAYO. eeer Psin-
dexter. John II. Tyler of the Ii Of Miieiei Ty.
F,r further particulars apply to
L. II L. TIGEE A. ~,
FRANK lin e.. above 5,h.
Ps-Ast the yroaneies are few, an early zpplica-
ton fer the admission of pupils ia desirable.
SG-diu1
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rupIc1lSHs.
THAT LONELY CHURCH YARD. 5.
iI.d.r yon weeping willows, with fo.isse -

I'll n s.nNELY CHURCH YARD.
iI.d.r yos weeping willowa with fo.isss -
-. sbs s AZ ssd the poor. the poet and bsrd,
IA Sarisi beneath, In that lonsIy church yard.
r,.. mo-. eovsred slsb, and the tomb that = By II
On yen gentle slope thst 2. .sy rom sh .nS
The love shat bore them. remains with m s.,i''
lat ..ah o.e remember, II Coughs, Cold or Asthma,
Our dwellings invade-allew me 20 tsnyS1
T:rs %. hope s :s q. ns Of fs,.ns Relief
wholesale Agents, Messrs. PURCELL LADD
CO. BENHETT. BEERS FisHEk' 20.
sa7a ---
110I.IARDS RHEU1IATiC LlNlMKNT
meut have soms under our sspesial notice OF iste'
and among them ws will menaon the case OF a J.
Johnston, on Union MIL vke had besn oonnnec 70
vas cured BY oNs BoTrLn OF PoLLAaD's kHnuhA-
TIC LIrInirT. Prepared only sy ,c,,,n
Druggist, nth street.
And se. s.Is BY Drussiss throughout the 'isy.
1Nn1T EVERY re KsvN SHOULD
sHEKIFY's OrrIcr, AoaeAnrsw.. vA-}
December -, 1855.
Dr. 7. Scott Co.-0en.s: 1t affords mo great plea
sure to testify 20 tnn LsSsmssT it having
freousutly relieved ms Of the qulnsy when various
other remedies failed, andI csn recommend :. 70 the
Sheriff Monongalia county, Va
All the above Medicines for safe By rareei', haeo
4 Co and Alex. Duvai. Richmond gu 10
HOME MEDIClNE.-.Mns. DAWS
"A ELIXIR cures Coughs, Geld and whoop sns
of diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following are few extracts from certificates OF
citisens of Richmond who have tested It's virtues:
"By timely use Of It, have no doubt It has sesed
oue MANY doctors fees know of it, good enec0
with great many other than my own fsmiiy'"-"@.
McCyeyy.
found it the best family medicine have ever used
M n. Stevenson.
"Ror sickness among children, nothing saA be oes'
term. B. Godscin.
az have tried all the cough remedies Of tho day
and have no hesitation In saying that believe MT
Daws be the most valuable preparation OF the kind
now in use."-Elj1h Warren.
Fer sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Z Beers,
Alex Duval, Paterson L jackson, Chas Miilspausns
il. J Picat A. Bodeker and Charles ID. Yale.
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VOHN W. DAVIES, .
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND II LIAM
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH SITS.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Stills, nc
Buryns Grounds eaclossd with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing First Premium awarded by the Mechanios In
stituts and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
je 10-u
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sAvNaS INSTITUTIONS


MERCHANTS, AND MECH AMI T. > ,
lNA SAVINGS BANK, Office No. Is Main street, at
the store of Wake Co.-This Institution continues
to receive deposites, which interest Of ger
cent will be paid for ali remaining deposite
six months, and five per cent. for shorter period
ALEX. GARRETT, Prest.
H. Wake, Treasr.
ia6-lsw6m P H. BUTLER, Sec'y
M EThOPULITAN HAVINGS BANk.--
lvl The METROPOLITAN SAVING BANK,
chartered by the Legislature receives depostes upon
which interest is allowed at the rate OF per cont
remaining six months, per cent. for less time
e. Office at the store of Messrs. cambridge d
Hart. GEORGE I. HERRING, Prest
WIN. q. CAMBRIDGE, Treas'r
ie 9-Sm+ JAMES g. CHENERY, Sec'y.
VONHEKCIAl. SAVINGS BANk-.Char
~ tered by tho Legislature Of Virginia December
18th, 1853-Capital, S5O,0O0.-This Institution re-
ceives deposits. on which interest il paid at the rate
of per cent. per annuln if remaining de posit nix
months and S per cent for shorter periods.
WIN. G..PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
NH IS HENRY w. QUARLES, Treasurer