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gigt JONES d NOELL, siss tf
aaf8 Anor,,eys at ,Laiv .s
AsHF DUBUQUE, IOWA,
NTILL attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv business the line OF their profession committed TO them
Collections made in Iowa. Illinois WISCONSIN, Minnesota Territory
aud proceeds promptly remitesi a s4EE Salf as t 81
n s4a st at&s' 3s8e 8} s
Col. Thomas Green, Z
3 Hon leyerdy Johnson, BALTIMORE Mary yand @ ta3
HON Hon SSan ,oan 4 h'Sse' bs' New York city
Sop 2-du 88} A8.attfl e& a{8lt q at slNA ttt#t x
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American Gothic and Brass-Fsii Rssans.
INVENTED ny EueESlo IAriIIA, ARCaurnr n. La. 30.
nESIt'NS made for concrete churches, villas. cot
IL tages and lar buildings 0oce Gchia, nrsr CsppsqaA,
Westehcsisr county, New York M Mat q fAftRt tt t'
June iT-7df st II sttr..{esss4 A. IA a 4 81
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EBBTTT HOUSE,

,@ 'a ia" EBBPTT HOUSE, VA
m -. IL FREEMAN. @
street, between 18Th l4h streets, @
a#r WASHINGTON, u, C,
rINIIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougy repaired and furnished with and furniture.
hundred rooms and has all the requisites Of
lrst class house. 1h #tts tta 49, ~
The proprietor provided coach, which
depot and steamboat landing arrival for the OF
passengers and baggage 10 the hotel. ;Ess- s s = .5 W M
81 3 - @
ta Washington Insurance Company.
a5 N83 CHARTERED BY CONGRESS-
YNlllS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
IA cations for insurance buildings, merchandise &C. the
without policy
or Tenth street and Penn the Washington City Savings
Bank sf 4fie4El 8stl ntt trg5gs sE
.ftHItat : DIRECTORS. taHA .HJ5 $ti BH
ga Wm. +. Bayly, Samuel Bacon, s+l tatls8ia
los. Bryan, gra syiaH James ". Halliday, 3Hisg
E VIM. ome, ~ Hudson Taylor, t Nh.
5aftk. Francis Molun NJ. w. Gait,
~ ,f5ik3 1850 JAMES @ MCGUIRE President
G. D HANSON Secretary. M RHya 3gsgas Ssfsg s# "A "a
May 29--d1y FE a4 .7E tf...rs5te -#sE
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rashionable DIZZY Goods IN New YORK.

FHshIOhabIc Dfy GOOds m New fOrk. 3s Ma
N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IN siany on hand also, nl and s 5s Sass ~ ezss
3E las B ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPEIINGs .s5 sag&
olclots nattngs, materials lace curtains, gilt
oornices window shades, &es, &c., &C., 4lB6 sG
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICFsi { NJ @ i9
efe Egf}fsq fgrH.5sEr sc.t IF sas5 lord TAYLOR,
NY. 255, 257, 259, and 26l street, ss
May 20. -1y and AZ and 40 Caiharne street.,
rt4F sgaNr6 Matthew Hale Smith,
r.@ '#aN@ s, couSsEIIOR AT LAW,
Rooms %, "a, No. lG Wan artet, Neac Tork. ~ r
Aug l5-uf III t.gE s
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown. ID. Co. sasfsval sfi

II31UI KCtUWHs
V,IIlS large boarding and day school for young
IL ladies' and fayorahly conducted by Miss
English the direction Narrower principal
assisted and teachers every
department of learning aA4i4iN .f 4ft'4.1 a4 At't
others call Washing
place their daughters wards here
vision have been tho this
seminary representing nearly state the Union.
For particulars nd,ress naei a ff M D. NARROWER 53
y la a Pripepa Of the Georgetown Female Seminary
Sep 12-eotf M i,sks 5a q "A Georgetown, ID c.
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Marble Manufactures, To,nbs, sfatuettes, Etc.
TyIiE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Il ton Of The public % his large and elegant stock Of ~ H
49,, n MARBLES, ToMisToNFs AND MONUMENTS, tfes fia
Al his establishment on no between Twelfth aud Thirteenth
streets. - sf5sls~.ss-..
Heas IN MS employ and other workers nne
aud marbles and other description ~ %
'a MARBIE MaYTEIs or TUE LATEST STYLES,
- pf is own manufacturer and Of superior quality oit
IiNTis, DOOR AND WINDOW slIIs CARRIAGE STEPS
9tb YORK FI.AGGING, Sc
In fact everything required marble
either for utility taste for the 1nc x sff1
deems particular
self
addition the above articles he number
beautifully wrought sauetes suitable for either
den; Some OF them imported himself please
not the fany he win manufacture ~ order such he desired
BY his varied facilities pomptnes and sir. attention 70 business
ie hopes 10 meet Tie cxpcc CATIONS % he natrons
stf .tr 8tfi1 tat&N1 WIlIltM RUTHERFORD, ta(spn
EApeet north, between Twelfth Thirteenth streets.
Sop 3--dCna li si l0bltA ffa1t 9atHiuti tHkIaissf
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Cyrus w. Field & Co.,
wHolEsAI.E PAPER DEALERS,

N0 IT CIV aIfHj NeV T"fK,
1NVITE the attention Of dealers and consumers to
large og printing, writing wrapping and all other
paper which they offer for sale the lowest market prices
May 2G-1y# l3fa E.Eglgpt EsAs M3tHt3t sthA@t '.fa
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mutual Life Insurance company Of New York

Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New YORK.
Tipiy Bsitado, ~ Rreadpvy siFg
FTyIE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
Dc pottsRs and entirely cash OF which hs~ mu
lion r hsndf eused dollars are invested on bond and mortgage
lions Of doar& ~. 80 tkf.. ...t,g,f .,,...sI
The cntre profits already aipsing million sir kadd
do,iags Abe property of t,c policy holders
TnsSs rnRaAi- slis,et 61 tstia Rqaf wel na aicaeW
application giving information
peI on afNlyinq agents.
sRfi FTsED'K 8, WINSTON, President ~ eA2 iif1
EAAC. .ABBATT, Secretary.
ea SHEPARD IQMANS, Actnary t-ssY8..g,sF
hi hsl 5tR MINrrEN r0sr, NJ D., Medical Examiner
y May 26rlys{ Fer8I ugfi Hails hnal aitt 10 lGTom
We would of Grandin eeq who
The also commits
oner United States Court o Claims Colonel Grandn thor
oughy business with thu departments
Washington practice OF Court Of Claims
tNy0 Pork Daiiy NaOs
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! letter writing and Copying.

DERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
business friendship. confidential affairs then,
promptly nety executed also copying attended With
spa'oh at The Office Of agHa 8s Ell g5tgtand 90
ft e4,gess ssf 4 t4g4srr "a EDMUND r. BROWN ~ fA
Notary Public, &c, Of 18th and streets,
N All business IN this once u kept strictly confidential
oct s-2awsm ga siss sGInel si d s7it0tapg ledsio
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J. B. lloyd Secretary Of war; wR Drnkard chief clerk
subordinate messengers and MAr wacnnscn TIM
1lSKing bufesAs are Attached 70 hEdeiatSmens t t l
Gas~ardip Gs Q6o-Ihh oace, Al the head Of which Is
Lieutenant Gaperal Scott u AZ New York y " \. t1
Adonf Genuuls 0moCol Samuel Cooper, Adnant General
Assistants Major n Townsend Bfcvc Capt Williams,
Capt Garesche Judge Advocate cve MaSr John
IHe clerks aud In this ofcs kept all
which The o the The rolls &c
bere where all military ccnnnnscns made out ~ I
Q.s47soxo GcnUuss -Brsvot ljtt General Jesup
ousvermsster general Assistsn Thomas Captain
Isr MAJOR Bsser slsven clerks na messenger
ysvsas sasreIs Qess Col " Iarned paymss,cr general
Major leslie district Paymsstsr ssh, clerks and oas mssssn
ger s'."@ ''-"-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
Otuuille lallq 4jatte Rsturh.
FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. 6rH, 1867.

Tribute TO CALIFORNIA WIpows.-The
Postmaster of San Francisco published
list of the registered letters lost on the Gen.
trail America The total number is 430 and
of these l42 were addressed to married
women. 1t is probable, says the Alta that
nearly all these contained remittances from
husbands to their wives in the Eastern
States, and it may be presumed that the
most of them contained not less than 800;
and assuming that every mail carries l4O
remittances by letter, from husbands in CAL
iforna to their wives in the Eastern States,
We may conclude that the State pays no
small tribute to Californian widows.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

TIE PIKE COUNTY POISONING CASE
The Montgomery (Ala.) Mail, from q convsr-
sation with a grandson of old Mr. Frazsll,
at whose house the dreadful poisoning case
recently occurred in Pike county, Alabama,
is ENABLED to Make some corrections of the
account given Of the affair in that paper o
few days since.
Only four persons died from the poison.
viz: Old Mr.. Frazell, his grand daughter,
and the overseers wife and child. The rest
were recovering. The four mentioned above
all died before the morning of the next day
after taking the arsenic. Tho negro woman
had not been burnt, but had been sent to
Troy Jail. The spelling of the prisoners
name is Kamiski, instead of Comiska He is
said to be Russian.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines, Surgical Instruments Glass ware, Drug.
gisls' Furniture, Quicksilver, Acids, Shaker Herbs,
Splces. Essential OILS Extracts for Flavoripg, Al.
cohol, Bird Seed, Camphor. Oils aud Paints Lamp
FRESH Hops, Soda Material Corks Brewers Male
rial, Plaster Paris. Rosendale Cement, Abdominal
supporters, shoulder Braces, Cast Iron Mortars
PATENT MEDICINES, large stock of nearly
every kind in use, with general assortment of All
goods Kept in large and well supplied Drug Store
we Vavem arrangements for receiving month
Iy shipments direct from the Atlantic ctiest thus
keeping full and complete assortment Of all goods
IN our line. We intend to deal in nothing but the
best quality Of goods, that physicians. surgeons
ana those dealing in our line may rely upon getting
pure ana unadulieraied articles from us We have
don" The Drug business in Sacramento since ls4Q
ana expect 10 continue ii here during our natural
lives. We expect to build up large and permanent
business by keeping large and well assorted stock
OF the best GOODS and selling at small profits, so
that that those dealing in line 10 call upon u.s.
examine the quality ana prices Of goods before
purchasing elsewhere. IA we feel confident that We
can please in both PRICE AND QUALITY.
Artificial teeth gold foil, mouth glasses turn keys,
burs. corrundrum wheels, forcers. excavators bsnsh
IS, drills with complete assortment of denial stock
from several of the most highly approved manufac-
turers in the world. We have The agency for tceth
aud can TIL any order with sets or odd teeth at the
MINERS DRUG STORE. 139 J STREET, SAC.
RAMENTO. by Il. III. MCDONALD CO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

ANOTHER NEwsPAPER.-We learn says
the Marysvi!le Herald, that Messrs. Ohm.
stead & Co late pblishers Of the Iowa Hill
News, are about establishing newspaper
at North San Juan, Nevada county. This is
in onr opinion an excellent locality for
newspaper, and we trust Messrs. Olmstead
s. Co. may realize their sanguine anticipa-
tions The paper is to be independent in
everything, neutral in nothing We are as
sured, that in few days we shall receive
the first number Of this new publication.
They seem determined to have the news In
Nevada county, there are already three pa
pers published there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

. NOTICE
TRUTH IL Powerful AND MUST PRE-
|AlL- in former card, stated that | intended
~. nv friends customers and the public generally
4 .es Of goods in nj line. will now repeat il again
hat which caused 10 90 10 Europe TO purchase the
" s,, Of materials that the world produce, TO be
k.lsc,ursd here home By myself AND slso " pur-
b.s l.. os,, ant ls:e styles Of ladies', gsntsmens
, .sss snd childreas Boots and Shoes Of every de-
t2aou and o: the very finest quality i, has NOT only
.es sad 5y gentlemen OF Richmond, who are judges Of
O; work and materials but by those from Philadelphia,
yo!S sni Bos:on. who wore in Richm I'D last week
en aey were surprised TO find better and inner work
s:. .s.s .hey could in their own cities.
-a.: acknowledge that have Ut sold any one part
r manufacture, work for twenty FIVE years. but that
oeen engaged in the buslness for twenysix
.a,-servns Il years apr nticeship with Cook q
lyr-aai when o. age became partner Of Mr. Cocks,
:! continued 70 D. 50 unnl his death Since that time
az. been alone say Is years So consider myself as
t 'gi.. Of Roots and Shoes and msserias OF every
description aur one, and certainly better than any one
F9 served ys apprenticeship AZ the business.
ALrX HILL, Manufacturer,
l,!.r?or;er o; Boots and Shoes l27, Main Street.
~ there i. any OF the Shoe Houses OF Richmond
.,where ,ha: wishes the best of Ma,erials Ready
Es:e Work. viii import it for them at the same price
E .at nyse have been paying TO the importing houses
/ ,e S5-a LADIES' gentlemen wandng any particu.
~ rd Of Boot shoe shall be pleased TO receive their
t't'',, sa.ca shall receive my best attention.
Ssy!s A. II.
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r~crur> The STOMACH

The % 1s. %, Se .soaaes Of a.
esson o. 'ae -, 70 arouse the liver from torpidi-
IL ss" s. al %sssas .i Sa IL
nouli be a1"r The systen impair the nerves; or
VII. ss a os,ur. ,iSl. for which purpose we know
w ri:
IN e;e ,sIr nurely vegetable substances, by Elijah
ard % s4ss rs'
)ro;heesle' 81 ts diseases of southern climate,
.aan .sep according to directions are sure cure
D.ha aa P psSs1 Sour eEs%s Ssf
pa ~ ard sltnos, every other affection arising
OF the blood or s,S OF
avn s,~Txss as family medicine, over sll others
n. c;rhxed world, say lose no time 10 doing
I ,ssy vii ss,rd almost instant relief Try them oy
ban, Price only so CTS per bottle e
.a had Of al! the principal Druggists In the city OF
ead and elsewhere IA Virginia Also o. Gas s,oS
4 .,i Barns s. Park, New York. Orders nied oy
{.,us E BAKER, proprietor. Richmond Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PARKER, NIMMO & C,

fAhh6ns NlnMO q CU.,
No. li3, EAGLE SQUARE,
RE constantly receiving the newest and most desi.
Il radio styles Of Staple and Fancy Goods. and offer
at very low prices Their stock consists in part Of
3 following
FOR LADIES.
Colored and Black Silk Robes
Organize. Grensdnc and Barege do
Chene. Bayadere and Striped Silk
Plain and printed Grenadines
Broche, Printed and Plain Barege
rlain aud printed Mouslaines and Chall!es
Embroidered Swiss and Cambria Robes
PriHte BrilHnts and French Cslcoes
Lace. Mu'in and Cambria Collars
Stella shswls and Scarf,
Lace and Silk Nantes
Gloves and Hosiery of every description
Irish Linen-very cheap
Embroidered and Hens,itched Hdkfs
Bombazines. Alpaca and Tsmise Cloth
Plain aud Satin Stripe Black Barge
FOR HOusEKEEPERs;
Linen and Cotton Sheetings. all widths
81, -, l04 Table Damask
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
Pillow Linen and Cotton
Dimity and Marseilcs Quilts
White and Colored Furniture Dimity
Toweling of every description. &c
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Do. do Drap d Etc and C"'hmsret
White and Colored Linen Drilling
Marseies and silk Vestins
Silk and Thread Cambria Hdkh
Silk Kid and Isle Gloves
Blesched, Brown and Striped Socks
Silk and Isle Thread Shirts
GAUGE, Merino and Cotton do.
Silk and Cambria Cravs,s
Silk and Cotton Umbr elias, &c
FOR CHILDREN.
Small Checked Silks
Figured Chsllies Bsregcs and Jaconets
Misses White and Colorcd Hose
Kid, silk and Cotton Gloves
Black Silk Mitts Psrasols
Plain and Checked Cottouades
Do do Linen
Striped and Checked Satteen
Whteopd Colored Linen Drill
Bl.ck AID Colored Italian Cloth
Do do Cashmerett, DC
FOR SERVANTS.
Fancy Caicoes and Lawns
Plaid and Striped Domestics
Bleached and Brown Shirtings
Striped Jeans and Oznaburgs
Mariner Shirtings. Denins aud Cottonsdcs
Ticklenburg, Burlaps and Drilling
Apron Check Cotton Hsndkcrchiefs. Hosiery, &c.
nj
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LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
u FRANCE L. CO., MANAGERS, BALTIMORE,
He MARYLAND.


ID FRANCE & CO.. MANAGERS. BALTIMORE,
H. MARYLAND.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY, 1857.
Drawings conducted under The sapsriateaiegts of th,
State Lottery Commissioner.
FRIDAY, May 22d-Pokomoke RIVER Lottery Glass
H. Is Nos IA drawn. Tickets $5 Capital przes-SO 600
of OOO 9 OF OOO Certificate VI Package of Whoes
go 50-shares In proportion.
SATURDAY, May 23d-Grand Consolidated Lottery
Class G, 10 Nos IL drawn ballots Tickets SEQ Capital
Prizes-s65 0UO 24y7s, of 100 of 900 of 5000
5000 Of 1000. Certificate of Packages of Wholes
e3l6-s hares in proportion.
MONDAY, May 25th.-Washngton County Lottery,
Przes-s3O 0o0 5000, $780, 1900 3la7I Certificate OF
Packages Of Whoes Sl45-shares In proportion
TUESDAY, May 26lh.-Bel Air Lottery Class o. rs
Nos Il drawn ballots. Tickets Is. Capital Prizes
49, 80 $780, 60 Of 1885, Certificate Of Package Of
W hole S79 .. in proportion.
ry Glass 20 70 Nos II drawn ballots Tickets $40 Capt.
tai Prizes-s3s57 Of $780, 5000 10 OF 1900 lGol
LOU, 10 OF I0OJ Ger ifcato OF Packages of Wholcs
sl66 50-shares in proportion.
THURSDAY, May 2eth-Carrol County Lottery, Glass
g ~ Nos. l3drawn ballots Tickets S. Capital Prizes
ssonoo 10000 5Ol5 SO Of 1000 Certificate Of Package.
of Wnoles s7i 75-shares in proportion.
FRinAf. May Embellishments River Lottery Glass Is,
20 Nos. 10 drawn ballots Tickets S. Capital Prizes
S23 'a3 OF 5000 Of 500. of 1900. Certificate oil
fsssSEes Of Whole. sS1 Socshare. in proportion
Extra, Class s. Tickets $40 Capital Prizes-s33uO
0,ooO 600, of 1000 OF 1000 of 800. On the
Havana Plani 900 Prizes and 80 900 Numbers
SATURDAY, May 3Uth-Grand Consolidated Lottery
Class 10 as Nos IA drawn ballots. Tickets slO-CaPtsl
rrizesIs3 ooo sl46 49, OF 35GO 5of 200, 10 OF 800
10 OF lOO0. Certificate of Packages of Wnoes Sill
| shares in proportion
- Dollar Lottery drawn daily
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
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WONDER OF THE WOkLD!
MIN YnIiR EAIR (,IIRI

UHROFEsSOR ARAM, after many years Of intense
Il study has length discovered the great secret how
to make the hair curl and wave In the most man
couth hair may by one application CT AhAns CELEsHA
TED CIRcAssIAN HAIR CURLING fLClD, have II trans.
formed 20 the most beautiful curs and lowing rnglets
and thus improve their looks 100 per cent.
prof Arain has located himself In the beautiful and
Quiet town Of Winchester Ill., where he intends TO spend
The remainder of bis days In happiness offers his nvalus
bs receipt 70 any per.ou o. The material for
featuring the uid will SO cents and be
found at any Drug store.
Enclose 81 to my address, and the receipt will be mme
dstely forwarded.
Address, Z. b. ARAm.
Anr;l 4-dSw3m Winchester, Ill.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
FLAT RIIf,il EE1IiIr SElIIEinN

FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINAR
ENCR the gear 1857. the hrst Session OF this Institution
will commence On the 18th January and close the
10Th oil June. the second Ses.un will commence the
Goth ci July md close the 10Th OF December.
TERMS, payable ut the end OF the Session:
Tuition in the English Departments including
Mathematics &C., -........................l5 on
siench' ~
music, do .-......--.......-....-..2O on
Ornamental Branches each. extra. OO
La IN and Greek Class taught By the subscriber 90 NO
made. u ue"ue''0n VIII Oe
In the ordinary Female Schools Of the country where
one teacher lie employed it is impossible want of
time tor n teacher TO vote that constant persona at.
tcnton that il needed In such schools the little pupil In
music necessarily sent to the piano 10 learn and prac
tce her without ssstHnce Should there be but
ten scholars and bal! hour only devoted by each to
tue teacher being present. hve hours Of the teach.
er time will be- consumed, and but little lett for the in
struction in other studles To this may be traced many
oil the complaints Of Female schools
ne great OBJECT OF my Schocisto secure the constant,
personal attention of the Teachers 10 every Department;
FOR ths purpose two teachers employed One TO At.
tehu 10 the ordinary English Branches including Mathe
mates and the Sciencrs and the other to Music French,
ana ornamental Branches Miss f. I. SCOTT will again
nave charge Of the irst Department By her fidelity and
er anablty OF character she secures the love OF all
Ger pupils; and from my examinations, know that
thoe under her instruction. progress with extraordinary
rapidly and proficiency
la the other Depnrtment embracing MusIc French and
the Ornamental Branches Miss IRENE KSAuFF is engag.
ea' q lady educated with great care. As teacher,
sn mas gVea the highest satisfaction 10 her employer and
patrons All that hear OF her is exceedingly compi
entary Observe thar in Music the Young Ladies take
their lessons invariably in the presence of the Instructor
ana then retire to another Piano to practice.
frequently examine the young adcs, especially on
suen Dfhncnes rs are generally in Female Schools very
imperiectly learned. When this take place il not
generally known by them The consequence is that they
are always prepared
In closing, ieel it due the Young Ladies' who have
attended this School TO express my grateful appreciation
vi their Uniform kindness each other and TO every
III
their handsome observance of those social propreties
which contribute much the of female
ciety their diisent application their duties and their
proficiency, merit more than ordinary praise.
When notified on VIVA, day students will reach Blacks
and Whites By the cars OF the South.Side Railroad Il
suitable conveyance will be provided.
EYnvTy article OF clothing should be marked.
Dec l1-ctf JOUN oR2 Tn
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.MORE Cuhks. ~ ,s..

PHILADELPHIA, 81 MONTH, 90 1885
b..,.r,ed Fried had for several yoars been aicted
s Dr,p.p.;. and occasionally General Debility:
E,s1,slls lredrhy medicine, Hooaands German Bit
d. IN inc hr, place upon daughter, she having Sc.
A. .n.Iot ,ickn..s Thy Hoohand's German Bi,ters
N ,ch eFee. upon her general debility. that was in
ed 70 .y it myself then GOT bottle and used II &C.
;,s.a he directions and it relieved me more than
IT,, had before used, giving general tone and
% the stomach and system Last fall | had
|rv ,.ysre spell oil the Diarrha which continued for
In. I'm. Ny life, for time. was desparei o. my
6r,r. ,rs;n being used acted very happily upon The
Smscn aud r,e,,nes, and soon relieved me from the
|s. o.a suffered and gave me general health 70 me
Ct.m con,.der il, Doctor, of the most valuable
der. ever used and shall take great pleasure IN re-
EmS..l,,s ito o,he... Respectfully tiny friend,
P-''s'7 SAMUEL HUTTON
No 5, Jennings Row. Catharinc. above third.
To n C NJ Jackson, 20, Arch street, Ph!lade phia
,si. by druIsssaaa sor-k-epers everyw ana
prRCELL. LADD & co. and BENNETT, BEERS
ssHER, Richmond. apr1i 2i-o3csW
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RARE CHANCE.

v1uF .,I txn,as and Sood will Of fret class retail
Div Goods store well estabished, and doing bu,i;
Of thirty dollar. {sA until s. .ssS
Ue "a ~ IL healthy town Of abou. three thou
, 'sos Dopui.ap ssns Of most
and refined society," the DSn inG TO-
,h , pos,es,es everything render particularly de-
IrabIe =. Il residence 70. a family.
ock Tsmoup,ing TO about twelve thousand dclars)
, tsh and in good order An examination would sarsfy
,v merchant tina, this is the opening of the Sou The
adj. will reply sny communication upon the sub
The address be had application tie Editors Of
the Richmond Whis, who are alone authorized sveiL
April &-c2m(ul9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22
A PLEASANT RETREAT
PLEASANT RETREAT
ID ENG desirious establish pleasant retreat sH
ID from both Richmond and Peter sburg, we have e.

I'D ENG desrous to establish pleasant retreat e.f
ID from both Richmond and Peter sburg, we have E"E
purchased large tract of land the Richmond -
and Petersburg rail road, twelve miles from
- j Richmond and nine from Petersburg being
u ID at the Junction of the Glover Hill rail road
The rail road mile through the centre of the land
summer retreats. il has six good spriacs on the tract
is healthy location Persons doing business in the city
reach home in half hours ride. We about 10.
eating a spacious Hotel 1t has superior advantages
for the location of a male and female school, the
neighSorhood being, as good as any in the State.
Many planters, who plantations James
river, are located in the immediate vicinity. By
being here you avoid city and have supply Of the
best coal at your doors The place s laid out in lots and
pany will gran, free pass from the place either Rich
mond Petersburg for ten years from January l. 1887
Persons wanting from to 80 acres be accommodated
favorable terms. Any information desired can be OBJ
timed the proprietors Joseph Snead Ash
land Hanover county, Cha. Stebbns No. l0l, Broad
Richmond. Mr. Z. r. West who resides at the place,
will take pleasure in giving any information that
be desired As yet there no post office at Chester
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