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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-23
FOR SALE.

TTNlIE large and commolious Dwelling House
Il and out buildings connected Herewith, own
ell by the Subscriber and situated in the pleasant
village Of Brattlcboro, on the corner Of South and
Canal streets. The house has been built but few
years. and is in good repair. 1t is occupied by
four families, all Of whom arc well convened. On
the premises three neyer-fiiling wells Of excel
lent water. Connected with the house are two
Barns and all other needed out-buidngs.
The location Of this estate is in the center Of the
manufacturing portion Of the village, which rem
dcrs II a desirable situation for boarding house.
Also, will be sold with the above two SMALL
LOTS OF LAND near the village.
Terms Of payment made easy. For further par
ticulars inquire of the subscriber on the premises
+. NJ BURNHAM.
Bratteboro, Aug. I, 1856. Gm3l
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lFrom the Editor of the Real Estate Advertiser
BosToN, p School ST., March 20, 1855.
Dear sir-fiaving become prcmaturely quite
gray, was induced, some six weeks since, to make
trial OF your Restorative. have used less than
two bottles, but the gray hairs have all disap-
peared; and although my hair has not fully attain
Cd us original color, yet the process Of chang, is
gradually going on, and mn IN great hopes that
in short time my hair will be as dark as former
ly. have also been mueh gratfel at the healthy
moisture and vigor Of the hair, which before was
harsh and dry, and it has ceased to come out as
formerly. Respectfully yours,
d. c. NJ. RUPP.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-23

CARLYLE, Illinois, June 10. 1855.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative.
aud have admired its wonderful effect Ny hair
was becoming as ! thought, prematurely gray.
but by the Of his Restorative, il has res9 mel
its original color, and have no doubt, permanent
ly SO. SIDNEY BREESE, Ex-senator U. S.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-23

market for Pork is quite
dull Stock light and sales small Sales of
Beef small. Lard firm. Butter quite firm
with moderate stock.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-23

o. J>W00D CO.. Proprietors,
3l2 Broadway, N. y, and
Sl4 Market ST., ST. Louis. Mo.
Sold in Brattleboro by Joseph Clark in Boston
by Weeks * Potter; at retail by Rei1ing 20.
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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
Fillnore's Northern doctrines.

No difference in The riems anu aims If Amor
Nothingism and Blaek RepubHcanism-the
SonM to be betrayed by secret oah-Jound
organizations.
We give below the full proceedings of Il
Know Nothing gathering in New Jersey, we
take them from the Somerset County Union"
Of the 9th of August, Il Fillmore paper which
we have in our office at this time. We ask
an attentive consideration of the resolutions of
these Northern Know Nothings. They are
as decidedly against the just rights of the
South as any thing that has ever emenated
from Black Repubcanism.
The National American's (by Delgation,) IN
Conrcation at Sons If temperance Room,
SomerriNe August End, 1856.
WM A. MCDOWELL of Bedmnistcr called
to the Chair.
G. Thompson of Bridgewater, appointed
Secret ry
The towns were well represented and give
evidence that "OM Somerset County" will
stand FILLMORE and DoNELsoN on the day of
election. Sam" is around
Resolved, That we unhesitohngly md nm.
9ltaHfedly condemn the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise and the consequent re.opening OF
the question of slavery in our Northern Coun
ellis, as unhOly, unpise and unnecessary bu.
that we have an abiding faith in the virtue
intelligence and patriotism Of the conservative
men of all sections of the Union, and that
they will, in the comprom ing spirit of the
Constitution yet harmonize all conflicting
elements, and the nation once more become
united, powerful, prosperous and happy
Resolved, That we cannot consistently
with our long cherished convictions of political
economy, ignore the great and fundamental
principle of protection to American industry
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06

The fugitive slave law had some provisions
in it to which had some oBJEcrIoNs--a 10 ubt
came up in my mind whether it was not uN.
coNsTIrUrIoNAl--I submitted it to the Attor.
ney General and on being assured By him that
the law was not violation of the constitution
therefore gave my sanction to the BILL "
Now what sane man will pretend to say
that Fillmore signed this bill with his oson an.
proraR He declared that he had affections TO
IL and doubts as to It's constitutionality and de.
clares explicitly that he sanctioned the bill
upon the assurances of Mr.. Crttcnden not
upon his own convictions. Mr. Crttendcn
assured him and therefore he gave his sanction
to the bill, and this declaration was made
some years after he signed it, he still had Oh.
jections to it and still declared these donbts.
The Advocate attempts to rcfutc another of
our charges as follows:
He (Fillmorc) is opposed to the admission
of Kansas us a slave state"
The Advocate contradcts this charge, not
upon any declaration, word, act or authority
whatever, of Fillmore himself, but upon the
authority of n Black Republican journal called
the Madison Qnd.) Courier, doubtless go cd
authority for the Advocate and we shall there
force not attempt to reiutc it. We however
here repent the charge and challenge its con-
,radiclion upon any authority of FiIlmore's, or
any of his acts and declarations heretofore.
And we further challenge the Advocate to
uoiut ont tn rs n e,Doio ryfc of Fillmore On the
slorry qnestion during his whole time in Con-
gress, that was in opposition to the Black Alb
olitonists Sladc and Gddings.
But what is the use of paying any further
attention to II paper that stultilics itself in al
most every line?
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
THE DISCUSSION OF THURSDAY.

Pursuant to previous notice, Messrs. W. S.
Vaughan and d. G. Morgan met at the Court
House Oh Thursday morning last, to discuss
the political issues Of the day.
Mr.. Vaughan h d the opening, and in a
peech of great vigor and ability, he defined
The position of the Democracy upon the issues
If the canvass He fully proved its national.
ity, as opposed to the sectionalism of the two
opposing parties, the one led on by the Know
Nothing candidate, Willard Fillmore, and the
other headed by Fremont, the Black Repub
lican.
Mr. Morgan in reply cvaded the issues pre-
Sented, and made up hisargument Of side issues,
entirely disconnected with those laid down by
his opponent, but attacking mainly the pr
yate character of James Buchanan.
The speeches Of the two gentlemen occupied
the morning hour, and after a recess for din
ner, they again met, and Mr.. Vaughan again
led off in an able speech, in which the Know
Nothing subelector for the parish of East Fe.
Iiciana was handled with ungloved hands
We have attended many political discussions
but never have we seen an individual more
artistically dissected than was Mr.. Morgan
On this occasion, We really felt sympath,
Tor him. The loud and enthusiastic applause
Of the audience showed their endorsement O
the truths which crushed him to the earth
and woe-begotten visages of his party SHOWED
plainly how deeply they felt his discontinue
He attempted reply, but it was as futile a
vain, and scarcely corporal's guard Of hi
own party remained to hear him through.
Sic transit Morgan.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
A laundering Gun.

The Know Nothing organ of the town of
Liberty and its suburbs the Advocate fires its
powder charges at us with crushing intent, The
report however is a mere izzle. 1t attempts
to disprovc a charge which we made against
Fillmore as follows.
" While acting President he signed the fugi.
ave slave law with protest against its con-
stisutionality."
The Advocate brings forward Mr. Critten-
den to disproye this fact, but his letter strong.
", if not most clearly, confirms the charge.
Mr. Crittenden says:
" He, (Mr, Fillmore) required me, as the
law officer of the Government. to give nv
opinion in writing in regard to the coNsrlrU.
IloNALIrY OF CERTAIN CLAUSES of the bill, and
did SO. %
Now why did Fillmore want Mr.. Crittendeps
opinion IN writing, on the coSsrITuTIoNALuy
OF that bill? Hear what he says, in his speech
at Louisville in 1854, Heg gave the reason as
follows:
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
From the Louisiana Democrat.
KNOW NOTHING SENTIMENTS IN LOUIsL ANA

"The interests of the south would be as etfec
tually promoted by the election of John G. Ere
mont as by the election of james Buchanan.
Speech of W. B. Lewis at the K. N. barbecue
at Alexandria, August 18th, 1856.
81 would rather support John G. Fremont
than James Buchanan for President. w
B, Lewis, at the same time and place.
Remember--Jno P Hale said he intended to
aboitionizc the south with Know Nothingsm.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06

b. MOSES, who has given such general sat
isfaction, to his patrons, in the taking of Am.
hrotypes, leaves for the city to-day, for the
purpose of replenishing his stock of cases, and
material. He will return during the next
week thus giving those who have not awaited
themselves Of the opportunity, the means o.
recurring fine picture, in the highest state
" the art
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06

BALL AT JAcKsoN.--On the 18th inst, a
Ball will be given at Jackson, which although
it comes off on the evening Of the Barbecue,
has no connection herewith To the kind
attention Of the committee of invitation, we
are indebted for an invitation thereto
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

Maj. G. W. MuNpAY, andW. S. VAUGHAN,
will address the citizens Of the Parish, at the
fchool house near Vim. NJ Joruan's in the
Eighth Ward, on Thursday the llth inst, on
the political questions Of the day. Discussion
is respectfully solicited.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
AGENTS.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due to, and receive subscrip
tons to. the " DEMOCRAT"
ARTHUR McKENNA Jackson, La.
Dr.. II. II. HAYNES, p. NJ, Port Hudson.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Democratic Electors.

first DISTRICT.
Eie1cr-C. ]. vILLERE, of Plaquemine.
Satst,tue--L. ST. MARTIN, Of Orleans
SECOND DISTRICT.
Tieaor-W. A. ELMORE. of Orleans.
S.ibstitutc-T. J. SEMMES, of Orleans
THIRD DISTRICT.
E1csw-T. LANDRY, of Ascension.
SabtitMc--A. W. JOURDAN, of Orleans.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Elector--JOHN McyEA. of East Felciana.
Suba;tae--W. E. WALKER. of Livingston.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
E7oaor-T. o. MOORE. of Rapidcs.
Sabstitme-A. GARRIQUES, Of st, Landry.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Elec1or--H. GRAY, Of Bienvillc.
Substitme--WM. BEARD, of Catahoula.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
DEMOCRAT FOR THE CAMPAIGN

nrst of December, for one dollar; six copies for five
dollars and thirteen copies for ten dolars-payabe
IN advance.
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PHILADELPHIA.
NYpW nssaNCss or TssE E

NYbW mHaNGH OE a sr E CLOTHING
y TRADE IN pttiLApELpIiA.--To SoITHERN
DEALERS IN GENTLEMENS b0PERFlNE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
ruoS = Dill CO. 1G5 Chestnut street, philadelphia,
ono door Fifth street, have cFhbahnd an Immense
Clothing m tho manufacture aud sale OF the most Gle
an Clothing thai money aud art produce In anticipation
of Tho wants Southern cash bgs, who have horootorn
rune York for that part of their st9ek I j. Dill.
co determined that no house IN the hited satea shall
nr Inrrcr or more stock finer or better made
II lower prices cash An examination viii convince the
,nnat kettoal t3nl aud soc them Jan u d3m
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n 90K At TESTS !-Essrnordinar Insurance

IA AGAINST FlREll . 49,.
FT,yar, Of Latdr from Nort9H, a. dated January H. 1850
MFsslls s C. HERRING Co.Gentenen: On tho 3th De
cpber last Messrs Adams Cos tx press Office situated IN
arre four story brick building I tia city was totally do
fire their sa remained buried In the burning
rs uni Yesterday when ii dug out and even they
found surrounded with live Goals aud almost rcd hot IRON lay
beside ID the brass ornaments and nobs melted OIL We Were
witnesses this fire, If thing resist snc heat is
,noupare could be hotter-t triumph indeed We
neose certificate from several pnres who saw opened
Yours truly, RoN LAND N bhoo'
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A cAHD.-ro the citizens of I.yaeh-

n tAhD-IO the cbo11eu~ of u.yuclh-
- Il LxxsBIRG AND THE SURROUNDING COuN.
n II vi II 1rRY.-lf youwish 10 purchase magnificent PI
"a uANoS, cali at STREMMEL'S Main street,
opposite the Warwick House, Morse Book store. and
you will find instruments which be surpassaf
Ia quality Of toneh and tone, beauty of finish and dm
blity of workmanship,-a of seven oeayes-and which
will besold at New York prices. Every Instrument VIII
be warranted In every respect. Call and examine for
yourselves Music OF all descriptions, from the best clas
sic and modern composers always hand and for sale
Pianos and all Musical Instruments repaired and tuned
DO place your Pianos In the hands of who have no
knowledge ef the profession but call at the above place,
where will realize entire satisfaction and where all erers
will be promptly filed Secondhand Pianos taken l. OK
chap torn Idee 1915
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MEDICINES.
n ryrVr or, ron 0r.D soRE,

u EVERY DESCRIPTION oN MAN OR BtASf-
WARRANTED cuHfs ANn VI nANuER FROM fAfosthk TO
coin. Price 80 ctnis per botte
Entered according tei q Congress in the CiSs oGe ~ s
District Court for III Elsi District IF Igttd, bB pol
" co. Richmond id-5e oesfs
Rad TIE FOLIOWIN ING:
Come 10 got pamphlet and read our eeriueaes
Of performed hy the Turf on certificates of truth of
respectable and respected citizens aud many othefs
here whom refer and cannot doubt its Nae as
medicine for one Of is worth pound Of any
other known Try il and you Will be satisfied OF what
say
THrE TURF oIL--Read the following, and come to our
store will tell of many others who have been
cured.
GooCnIANp January n, leao.
1ssrs pBre Cas-i advised, short time aso To try
Oil a horse mine that had shoulder-
n lrge hanaand very bad that he could
be Afcrnsing bottle tsmH botue be was en-
lrcv cured well all who need anything ot the
kind II is the medicine ever can send ana
viii wish IT, from others who used II for
of kinds with the success myself You
send a dozen right away
Respectfully, GEORGE lA6i.
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BALTIMORE.

HALrIMoRF. February 10th, la50.
we take the liberty Of calling the attention ot the sfshh
Merchants the very largo stock Of spring hnd summer
Goods We receiving We have been encouraged ny
the liberal patronage with which ehaye been favored again
warofnos. shall this senson bo prepared
varied stock than We have ever Dc
tho hest trade we shall sel our
Goods the uwea prompt dcaefA We shhll niir
large elegant stock Of LADIES DRESS GOODS IN ad.
dltion o our usual stock OF FOREIGN AND noMEhllo
STAPLE DRY GOODS
has been purchased with great care aud ON tho
hos feel confident make 10 thc lhto
r class trade to dea with us We shall
ho glad have you call and examine our stock whom You
10 market
Orders shall be carefully aud promptly attended to-
HOPKINS, HULL co.
SWe have recently been appointed Agents Of the Ma
f,r he of
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DO 900 Numbcrs.--a 900 Prizes,
,O00 prizcS, nmo"nting,e Sf3S,OOt
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

AprRON IMATION PRIZES.
The two aud the succeeding numbefa to those
draw ng tho fist priyas viii be entitled 10 the 400 Ap
Vmatlnn PRICES For example " ticket No 1880 drawa
ihe The aa5 prize tickets numbered l12ls l2p,
pa and Il91 viii each bo entitled to Soo and SO according
10 the nhoye sehpme
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
In tie sehomo there 1000 tcket numbered from
toaouoo There POO full Prizes andeno Approximations,
malng In nil lnno Pri1cF
The numbers from To 2000o corresponding with the mum
le Tickets printed slips n paper are rolled
~ aud with small tin uhos aud placed In Glass
Wheel
The amounts 300 full prizes similarly printed
placed IN another wheel After revolving
The wheels nnmlor Ia from the wheel of numbers and
nj The anme time prizr IN drawn from The Other wheel by
oys " ho are blndood Tho number and the pfzn drawn
oni opened hcd 10 the audience aud registered by
the prize being placed against tho number
This operation g repeated until all tho prizes are
ra,, The drawing Is then printed aud after eomrar'
sou lie Commissioner cortituH 10 lis correctness
a. Prizes payable Ia full WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Address orders Tor Ticlots 70
r. FRANCE & co,
G,lad1m Baltinure, Nd
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ADAMS sAFE-Onco OF Hclrings celebrated lio, @ o'
was in Adams Express office when the bnldihe "'S
- ,,ssIs ma II remained buried in the rubbish uhih
rbr.Y when II taken out The fire on the occasion
ns Ia ~ one OF icrcUst ever saw ana Whth we
[ - w found after apse tory days it was surrount "a
bv emlefe glowing brightly When opened, thu paper
er II contained found 30 be sound ana gehe
ly In GOOD condition thus oordng another PROOF OF me Sc
ufify and supcorty these safes The one alned To may
Ina ssen at ie warehouse Mcssrs Rowland Bros, WI"
are agents for the makers shows clearly the evidences ~
severe test ncombusble qualities when us eAteriI
amid the ombers aarcd around for hours days and
weeks
Ierrinps Patent Champion Freproof Safes, with Halls
Patent Powder proof Locks, for sale by
:. c. HERRING & CO..
Nos. l3J 1877, l39 Water street. n. Y.
J. II THOMPSON & CO, Agents,
l.I.pr Va
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77-777777-777'777 = =
VOL. 4.'.NO. 1877.
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

4 S5g.-Ipniy "a pc cteh, sise gvcmtest Ds.ortmems
of Cloths Caasincres and Vestngs offered IN this
market These selected with great care having IN
view the the Petersburg community ine
st comprises styles Of Cloths including French Engin
American 1o pioees the Plain BLACK
tho celebrated Madame Rachel patterns much worn at
present York. The styles of Vest
ngs Hurpass anything Kind IN variety OF coors
honuty, combined with durability which have ever had
the pleasure friends and can confidently al
offer greater Inducements to the patrons OF
my than otherhonsa south of Mason
a pxon's line shall be ploaaed for old friends To FiVn
n upon the arrival of goods ana w ake pleas
showing my stock of goods to those who as yet are
strangers at my house,
The success Of Mr. WHITE. Cntter In universally ac
know lodged nnrivnloh and workmon are seeeteo
from the therefore warrant All Oh my WORK
~ TIIOS. w. ROYSTON,
ma aa No ~ Sycamore street Petersburg
vuylpE FINEST SUITS WADE TO ORDER.
Mr. JonH WHITE Gutter and Manager of the Custom Dc.
partmcnt Cloths caasimeros and vcnfr Of the most
cent importaons Beoloys French Twed aud Plain Black
Cloths aud Caamers, olive Hue and Brown Cloths Of tho
makers nll warranted to hold their coiors
Hack md Fancy silk Neyea Vests, all and fesh
S Satin Mozambique and Quilted Vcstngs some of the most
hoaut paiion English French aud American Casaniores.
all qualities aud eoofa.
Call aud examine large assortment
established that white beat the world In tho
Cutting aud Fitting line
o sure give call before making selections.
T1IOS W. ROYSTON,
Dealer In Cloths, Cassimercs, vestngs
and nne Clothing Of nll kinds,
f,Op pote bur
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/

IIUIINOND, N0NVmhCr II, TIT
Wssrs T1ore 4 -Gentemen IL used portion of bot
Turf On whrh very kindly presented me "it
andI take pleasure SAVING that found oheeua in reov
ing an eruption skim for which had heon praetieed
upo for several years physicians, without receiving the
benefit also reenmmenddu Ia friend ct nlne Wno
had been annoyed with similar eruption o the
skin informed days since, that from the use
Of one bottle he had been entirely cured -
Respectf1llY T.. NJ LEFTWIGH.
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MEDICINES. &C.
--.-.--1--palti,nore I.ook Hospltal


f'' = ,o obtained the most speedy remedy Tor WeaF-
i flhR % 'J of organic towef Pain ia the hoiF, s;
ne Affections OF the ueai, ifa1 - and al, trose
Nuns arising ndseretians no matter wneti,e, ELMER
#s#z 4fianlerence or the use oil afe 6P
aaq IN Young Mns,
=. va I,,cou,e the victims 81 vi iiarstf ,irs
countless numbers Of senet thonanis of young OF
aae been sMt tsIrnts and brilliant utelects~lo i i 30 d
most ezal Ht~ninr senaes with the thonders o CT
el@ -. s1nerng forn any Of the iei''"'37
s.. ad mneliataIy Apply Tp 1o1yaraN
s,, ,u., and iimhs Pains In the Head; Dimness ness
~ Muscular power falptaion o 1ae r,c
d 1 rry5n Irrality Dsraneanent o, 3e ETC. etc.
'a Yha tear 3. effects on the mini mint are nanrss nare o
A, 80 =, Memory, Confusion of Ideas /. T..n
] ri ]rens ' Ayersi Of .; s9s'sty S sys pon"rd
love solitude Tmilty es ARE d sreet Doors from
e,.gore - East side mp the stem - ard number or you
- .le particular in observing 'ne "'i''
al Hi.l'A' '"e' Wv c,,ye Warranted. ..u.
ttcusoulS rurtl at this INSTITUTION, ~ ~ .sit.s
.>i4nsiy, praca pr johnston esn3 h 9nsifilty
ri .tandas 1'nte'tn OF @ iY roper ps sieian be
sssiaant tnaraltrt tnat no is the oh'y pop
consulted. mn JOHNSTON.
...,.s, op rIIf HF noYAL S'Si o6iLE6E OF SURGEONS
,iete from one the most eminent 1olSses o' t ue
a. s,i and the greater part whose ife has been slent
3 ,ooIs i'f. ~ onion Paris philadelphia, and els.~h"re
as.,fe some of the most astonishing ui cur bad when
a"t nervousness being alarmed AZ s,iii'n -2unS % auH
t5Ifsss with Iucnt bu'hinf att.l'lei. sun me- ~
Take Particular Notice ,
ls sl uarlinns are nislel with respect I" '',e
Is they ascrba other causes the "a-u'{ ] ol ,''e
e papeoon Of Heart Dyspepsia, a,at 5 Con-
atl ai.a those serious Mental effects 5uah a. "si @ VI
= haye been caused hy lh5,n erngi'us but
arag prartiees destructive to both hi} a,l III - u. to
sts rom thousands who mish, ma "a srjr
fr eaunry.a pleasure their friends aud ornaments " '
6 9a ,.ixsrays yNyIa0RArfyE REMEDY For ORGANIC
NEAkNl.ss. ...t ,rl
fl anI important Remedy has restored s'teh1ln u
Of he
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NorICE V0 HsAEsss OF DRY GOODS

Having determined arrange Snre as u admit of
onf conducting from this time the { cARllIlNH MATING
ahd FLOOR OH CLOTH business inore extensive scalc
thah any houEc at present Ia Virginia Will from and after
TINS date sal" amy article have In the general Dry Goods
line, without regard 10 cont and Will furnish
regular ana prompt customers on credit prices that
mike 1t thrir interest to hpv of us
We now have hand large stock Winter and Summer
aaos from We promptly supply the trade, aud
nest} solicit an examination by orders from prompt paying
buyers RICHARDSON a co
n dim street, Richmond,