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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-15
The Farm.
Soils,

0OAAOe
As general thing, soils contain not
more than one part in a thousand Of
the atoms, "a. an avalabls condition,
which nature requires in forming
crop of any kind and the production
md preservation of these fertilizing
atoms is the first step toward arresting
the impoverishment of the soil. These
atoms, in one form of their arrange
ment, grOw and form plants-in another
form they decay, and form manure /;
thus keeping up the great cycle Of an
imal, vegetable and mineral creation
and decay. The plant of to-day is
eaten, or decays, and thus isresolved
into its original elements, to again
commence the cycle of organized ex-
istence.
Every plant, or tree, cftIe same kind,
is composed of the same materials, in
whatever soil it grows; and # any one
of the ingredients, no matter how small
the proportion may be, is wanting IN
the soil, the plant or tree cannot grow.
Thus, in the bark of the apple tree,
there is less than one-half of one per
cent. of potash-an amount SO small
as to be almost imperceptible-and
yet, if that small portion of potash is
wanting, the bark cannot become per-
feet.
The brains and muscles ofall animals
contain sulphur and phosphorus, in
quantities so small as to be almost i'm.
perceptible; and yet, if the food of
animals contained no sulphur or phos-
phOrus, these small, but necessary IN
gradients of the brain would fail
weakness, disease, idiocy and death
would follow.
The small atoms Of fertilization are
as necessary, then, to the growth Of
plants as are the larger. Manure is
good, nay, it is necessary, for the
, growth Of wheat; but without silica. to
form stifening for the stalk, and a
coat, or bran, for the berry, and lime
and phosphorus to form the -four,
wheat cannot be raised. Where these
are exhausted, all the manure in the
world cannot produce wheat, till they
are supplied. Thus, Duchess county,
in the State of New York, as appears
by the census of 1916, produces only
five bushels of wheat per acre. Now
this is one of the best counties in that
State; but the lime and phosphorus are
exhausted. Bone and bone mills,
alone, can restore them. The laws OF
nature are uniform, and she refuses to
organize plants, without the presence
in the soil, in an available form, oi
those atoms which make up their con
stituent parts. If one atom is want
ing, no other can supply its place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-15
RATES oF ADvERTIsNG:

Announcing candidates for ONCE, IN ADVANCE 0OV
Cash in advance will be required for all advertise
rents except where actual responsibility IS known
Ten per cent for each change De added to the
above rates.
Standing Business Cards Of five lines or less, for
one year S5oo.
No advcrtisements viii be considered oy the year
usess specified on the manuscript, or previously
s-reed upon between the parties.
Advertisements not marked on thecopy for speci-
fsd number q Insertions viii be continued until or
ie-ei out and charged accordingly.
All adyertisemeuJs from strangers or transient per-
,9vs % be paid In advance.
The privilege Of yearly advertisers will be confined
;-5lv 10 their own business and all advertisements
81, Dertaining thereto. to be paid for extra.
Yearly advertisers have the privilege OF changing
their advertisements quarterly.
AuIeaded advertisements charged double the above
.IatCs -,
Advertisements on the inside exclusively will be
charged extra.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-15

TURF AND ROTTEN WOOD FOR FkUIr
TREEs.-Not long since, We saw q gen
tleman drawing the rotten wood of old
stumps, and the turf that grew at their
roots, and throwing it generously
around his peach trees. He said the
stumps must be burned or removed
from the field where they stood He
thought it better to remove them with
the turf around them, and use them rs
manure for his trees, than to burn shem
on the spot. So thought we.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-15

MEDIUM SIZED HORsEs.-These arc,
doubtless, better for common use, than
very large ones. They are more sup
pie and active; they require less food;
they are adapted to a greater variety
of work; and for these reasons, they
are more readily bought and sold
To secure good medium-sized horses,
take a good, compact mare, which
weighs from 1900 to 1,4O0 lbs, and
breed her to horse weighing from
1000 to 1000 lbs. The mare should
be larger than the horse, both should
be vigorous, well knit, fine shaped an
imals.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-15

PoTAToEs-SEooED GROWTH. Tho
farmers of California are suffering from
a new kind of potato disease The new
potatoes sprout IN the hill, making
new growth Of stalks, which OF course
Injuries the crop, and renders it neees-
sary to dig them at once. Those plant
ed in winter are apt to be most az
feeted with this second growth
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-15

EVERY Man Is AWKWARD oJT OF
HIS PLAcE.-The saying of White
Mountain stage driver to New York
er sitting near him. s'pose if /
went deawn to York I should geawk
reaund jest as yeau folks dea ap here, .
is not bad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-15

A SENSIBLE BACHELoR.-An old
bachelor, on seeing the words "fami-
lies supplied over the door ofan oys-
ter saloon, stepped in and said he
would take wife and two children.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-15

JeT. /.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-15

An hours industry will do more to
beget cheerfulness, suppress evil hu-
NOR and retrieve your affairs than a
months moaning.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-15
i1cbraska ANOrrtl5tr
w. FUR NJ A S +,
second Street, bet Main and Water,
t. Lakes Block
BROWNNII/LE, N. Z.
TERMS

Fo-ont, year II paid IN advance, $500
4" e" at the end Of 6mOnths, $50
g g. q II 800
C,s,bsof Y or more will be furnished Sl,5O per
.r1l,p. urovided the cash accompanies the order,
nj Otherwise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-17
AUCTION eAL1e.
~---~~-~-1@~>~
Ta7sJzf
By 3. B, Cook 8 Co, Anots.
DNINIsTRATRIx SALE on SPLEEN

I. 80 39
A DNINIsTRATRIx SALE OFsPLEN-
n DID FURSTTURE LEASE or xkaIpnCH
&C, AT AUCTION.-tln THURSDAY nsxt iii
inst ut n o'clock will sell 81 the resdencs Il ~
late James Binford, decd German u. Nam 80 A.
SIMS streets. all the fURNlTURk eontalnsd II ~
tensnent, Consisting In part Of
sIDR-BoARDs.
SETS Oh DINING TADLnD.
Mahogany Chairs. covered with Hair Cloth
x = s., 100 Chairs, covered with Brocatsi
suit e, splendid sIk Brocsiel Curtains. sish No.
splendid PsriOr Chandeliers, beautifully eesa-
pArior and Chamber Carpets: yeIvss Rsss
Mahogany Hat-Rsek
Hall. Chandelier; Gas Brackets
Cane and Wood-sest Chairs; Mattin.
ONE SUIT % DAMAsK CURTAINS
Bed Clothing, such rs hisnksts. shssts. Pillow.
Cases, &c, &C. N &c
The usual variety Of sl.,.w.re. croeksry. q.
large COOKING RANGE, nearly nav, with I'll Ne
Utensils complete.
The sale will commences at n O'Clock precisely.
with the lease Of tbs residence, which viii exyirs On
fully situated In respectable partof the city; haa
found. ---~s
To any person wishing to secure the Aeuss bssbrs
DO made in regard TO the Chandelsfs, lss Yixtusss
PaTinr Curtains and Cooking Range. =
T5RAs.- Tor the isese OF house. payments 10 -
s msae Ssastss,y fpr the moy.sies All sums usAsr
Loved endorsed negotiabls, papsr.. -
Sale conducted W ,, B, cooE Co.. Assts, =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-17

On WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY. 23d and e.ti
insts at o'clock will sell at the large new
on SoysTilor at, between Main ard franklin daor.
ABOVE j. Belvin. the largest and most magnificen,
VOICE of elegant and costly Marble and Alatasfer
statnary, Bohemian Glassware. French Chiua
in this city. 0'~ie
The sale will comprise in part Alabaster Groups,
cupid and Psyche, and great many Classical Fia.
nres large assortment of Vases consisting Of Bar
uigi9 Agate, Yellow Sienna. EtruScan Medicis. Hebe
am Roman, suitable for the decoration Of parlors
rles. &C; one splendid Marble Fount elahorataly
"TpuSnt with arape leaves, ynes &C. for the use 81
cnufcg, Paflof, &G.; Open Work Vases for flowers
v usslhi Iem Pies Card Receivers. Florantine Open
moIK Baskets, Candlesticks. Paper Weights t.: Bo-
nsnian and senitian Glassware from the royal man
use tories 81 Prague aud Venice, consisting of An
u 1ine vases Gobiets Pitchers. Perfumes &C. French
also, English Stone China Toilet Ware EnSIisi si
xsI fLIra Ssstors, md very large assortment d
ITCHY CUT glassware, such as Goblets Wines Cham.
Pagnsst, :Diecanters, Water Canaffs Finger Bowls
7, me above goods have been imported from Italy.
france, bohemia, and other countries, and never
nave been exhibited in any other market
Is cohhdently believed that the tasteful eurioua
ia economical, have not had for many wears 50 de-
sirable an opportunity of obtaining articles of elc-
gance, ornament and utility.
s,snor PANDoLFINI IS determined to sell. every
Tue Room will be open on TUESDAY 22d inst.
"hen ladies and gentlemen are respectfuIy inyited
toeall and examine. - '
:, Catalogues will be ready on the morning of the
Goods purchased for transit will be carefully mack
pense. "
:, 50. The sale will be continued on the AFTER
NooNs OF the above dates, at So O'clock
Sale conducted by
de IL Il d. COOK 4 co Apcts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
f9r DECEMBER, 1857.
Additional Supplies.

THos. n. PRICE q Co. are getting by tho Lac,
Two steamers aud the one expected today large al.
dtioas to their stock Cor the winter trade 10 hir
they invite special attention.
g. Pulled Cloths, Elegant Embroida,ia.
Heavy Tweeded Satinctts Velvet and Cloth C,inats
kerseys and sheep 0reys Rich Stella Shawis
Bright Plaid Liuseys Chsnjtis Searfs and 40
Servants Rlankets both French Mouslirs Wv
coiored and white, Americas ia rna,wA
meas oosen shirts Velvet Ribbons, all widths
40 MAKER 90: Alexander Kid Gloves
Hosiery, every style LINEN Taf,atta do 81 Sc
And upon THIS MORNING. they throw upon
their couateFs, to he sosd during this month sle o
WORTH RICH BAYBDERR SILKS AND silk
RoBEs-insny bought within the last few weeks -
Those goods will be offered in aany cases at far less
than the actual cost Of Importation All n want al
six goods are invited TO stve them early call
no 0-im TH0S. K. PRICE & CO.
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By Larus & Shine.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH.

|. CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
VI EN- FURNITURE AT AUcTI0S-will be
sold at auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th inst. CON.
mencipg Mt 10 o'clock, at the residence Of the Rey
Mr. Ledoux on 2iti. between Broad and Marshall
streets he being about toeaye the city, the emf ire
stock Of well kept Household and Kitchen Furniture
consisting OF the usual variety.
de IS LARUS & SHINE, Auets.
NOTICE.-The Wharf at Rockets be-
1N logging 10 the estate o. " iilanl l. d. prizes.
tlet for the year lass, on SATURDAY, u isth u
Dec 1887 at 4 o'clock, P. NJ, ON the W harf The
person renting will have the lst day OF
January next. ANN 4. DEPklEsT.
de ij-A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-17
By Alexander Mott.

EU r N I U r E, DRY GOODS AND
= GR0CERIEs.-Will be sold at Auction, al my
store corner Main and 18th street on THURSDAY
MORNING next. 18th inst, commencing ct 10
O'Clock large lot secondhand FURNITURE, from
geptee family leaving the city. 20
DRY (f,ODS.-Cioths. Cassims res, Cassnets. Ian
seys, Muslins, Calcoes, Csmbrics, Uomestcs, Linen
Table Cloths. Net Drawers and shirts &c. Rvedy-
&c.
GR0CERIES.--Whskey, Gin. Brandy Rum, Sa-
gar, Coffee. Moasses. Tea Candies Soap, &C.; 10000
Segars.
de l6 ALEX MOTT, Auctionssr.
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GREAT SALE OF CARPETS CON
" TINUED-4n PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM
TIE OLD PRlCKs.-Siriped Carpets at Is. and ls
cd IL fg'd ingram Carpets; Super Ingram do :;
relyets, Brussels, Venetian, Rugs Mats, Curtains
Cornices to be closed at tented lo prices
G.. 4. UWATK1NS,
de II Opposite Exchange Bank
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re- WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

that wants IL decent picture, and not eaTTjcstqrs
always go. Besides, have never been deceig-
ed by hini with humbug advertisements. AS these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of pei sops, We take pleasure IN saying that
addition to oErinitpjtahle AMBRt9TYPE, we now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, ola superior character.
both plain and colored 1hicn for beauty Of fnis and
accuracy Of likeness are equiiied 10y few and sur
sy d and warranted to please ut moderate prices
ANBRuTYPEs At one dollar and upwards at lBRS
Temple Of Art CorAthian Hail, Main street. between
9Th and 10th.
daS GIBBS
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elsEa Pau STArRMHNTs or FACTS. =

DE-. HAMPTON now aged 50 years. speaks. Hear him:
Are ron sicki Beware of imitations Ask for
EanlptaG's Vegetable TinetRye. The many cures
zasds BY til pleasant and safe resiedy may induce
Sounterfctsae.
4 medicine mast have merit, and great merit, too
30 stand the test OF public opinion. No art OF putting
can galvanize worthless article. 80 as to keep 1t up
% u good medicine, if il be not really no.
good medicine will live, becGaile popular and ex-
teaS is gales gear after year, in spite ot opposlen
The psse readily md out its virtues ami Ihe fame
OF them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra
paity than psfs can spread II. living wit
ness testifying u the medicine has made Tor
him is OF more service tka< any newspaper adyeT-
cising.
In prsof of what we say ai,ose, $40 refer you 10
Easnsaou's Vegetable Tincture and its eEusts
Ma VIZ. MiGH, No. 1875 South Paca street, Baiti-
Knors, cared Ok Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
-IiSeaSe.
STA HpEIS NJ. sPr.sELIN. No. = Register street,
Haltfaore most dreadful ST Serofula Of years
sniiag lost number al plscea Of BONE restored to
health.
Mss NARY ssossElD. TeacheE, Nc. go Baltimore
streether case after years OF suffering, has aston
tshed her friends. Let the afflicted call 70 her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr. VIM. Oldham, OF baltimore Custom House. sui
fered from these complaints for Is months with body
COuGR, CONSUMPTION, &c.
MIR. Hsasy q. ~ ian had cough for ye3rs-gfeat
weakness SC, had ia all ETe or six physicians; tried
1 HAwpTON'E VEGETABLE kINCTURE
soid by PURCELL. LADD Il CO, Richmond; by
Dr. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists N
Petersburg: by MORTIMER AOWBRAY. Ba!ti-
aore and BY Drug gis.s and ShopkeepeTs everywhere
81 81 per bottle; ak bottles for s.. sc S-d&o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-17
By Thomas W. Reese.
Once corner of 18th and Cary streets

QOYS CLOTHIEG, CLOTHS, CAS-
- SIMERES, &C., PuR SALE AT AUCTION.
win be sold ON TUESDAY MORNING next. Deem
Der 22d, commencing at 10 O'Clock. az the store Of
Mr.. J. ii. kiddick opposite the American Hotel
who is declining all Of his stock of BOYS CLOTH.
ING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, FESTIN6S, DC
HALso,-The Counters, Looking Glasses. Shelving,
deis - 49, THOMAS w. KEEsEE. Auet.
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a6y- JAMES ELLRTf,
COMMISSIONER IN CHAkCERY,

NOTARY PLBLiC AND GENERAL A0E%T,
Will attend ~ all times to the duties Of his Office,
aud 20 the taking of Dispositions both in Richmond
city and Henrco county, and any other Notaria bu-
sness that May be- desired. And, - General Agent,
will give sspeeixl attention to Writing DEEDS to the
Examination and Preparation OF Abstracts o, Titles
s sFell as TO any and all business which may be
trusted To him.
GO Office on Governor next door to Franklin
sstrefs with Crenshaw Il Wexford. de It's
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EXCELLRNT GROCERY STAND AND

IA STOCK FOR sALE.-Tho subscriber, intending
10 change his business the LIST Of January NEXT
will sell his stock Of GROCERIES and Dki GOODS
and rent his store, on very reasonable terms An
active young man. with reasonable Capital viii find
here favorable opportunity 10 make profitable in-
yestmenf. VIM GRAY
de fI-2w On the Canal near the Arrn0ry
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BY Alex. Mott, Auctionser.

MIGHT SALES viii commence To-
~ NIGHT. and continue every aight through bhs
week, 10 sell large and desirable assortnnsnt e
FANCY ARTICLES, 50 b ~ Cold and Silver
Watches, Breastpins Earnings and Finger Rinaa -
Also, fine assortment Of Ready nade Clothing, Net
Shirts and Drawers, fine Osssimeres, ke.
de l5--ts ALEX. MOTT Auct
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NOTlCE-Will be sold on THURSDAY,

N0TlCE.-Wil be sold on TIL URSDAY,
the 3ist December, at the late residence of Wm.
Robinson ST., deceased in the county ofCheserheld,
near the Black Heath Coal Mines the HOME
TRACT OF LAND, on which he resided. The i'm.
prosements consists of good dwelling. store honss
ACRES OF LAND insiudtd, which b. highly I'M
proved, with a crop of wheat seeded Also the Corn,
Fodder Oats and Stock of every description, consist,
Farm.
fERMs made known on the day OF sale. The above
named place is regarded Of the best stands FOR
a store in the county.
de I6--dtd* WM. ROBINSON. Jr., Adm'r.
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GARD CASES-All kinds Of Card Cases,
~ comprising Silver Pearl Tortoise Shell. Papier
Machie, DC. For sale by C.GENNET,
de ID Eagle Square.
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nap. H. AYLErT, Attorney ct Law
Practices IN all the Courts held In the city Of Rich
ppond aud attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts Of Chesterfield. Hsnrioo Hanover aud King
" liiam counties.
0Onice oysr ths.ssoas VI p. Johnston Broths
No rs 6sdu strsst, n E-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-17

nSy~ NorIcE.-The Hair Dressing,
Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing Saloon, iundei
the Ballard House has been handsomely lifted UP
aud is now open and invite the citizens and stran
gers 10 giYe ns call.
n Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily from o'clock A. NJ. to 10 L. VI.
no i8-d3m* H0BSoN MORTON.
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by Goddin q Apperson.
EXECUTORS SALE OF CROPS,

-, - sToCA, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Ac.--At
Barker. deceased shall proceed to sell at public
aucusn At the late residence OF the decedenf On the
NV Bridge Road. about miles below kichmeud, on
10 O'Clock a. NJ, II fair. IL not the next fair day all
the estate the place. consisting Of about
Cows, Hogs, stacks Oats. stacks Hay, . large
quantity Of Blade Fodder. Top Fodder. shacks, q.
Alse the Household Furniture,a Carriage. hug-
gy, Wagons. Carts. Farming Implenlests, &c.
Terms: All sums under so cash, over that amount.
eudorserx GODDIN 1 APPFES0N.
no ~ Aucta
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

o. TALAvERA FOR RENT.-This
IL excellent Market Garden and Residence II for
rent or the coming year. The tract contains about
thirty acres OF land, and Ii most admit ably adapted
to the purposes Of market garden. The dwelling
house has seven rooms is In good condition, which,
s;ssnss fr l.,, o1 nn = pss "a ~. re-
being about one mile Distant situated Just above the
Baptist College. and on ? continuation Of Broad
For terms. apply to Mrs. ELIZA p TALLEY.
Grace. between Jefferson and Madison streets.
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.--..--,..s.--.l----.---------
by Larus Il Shine.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
- TuRE AT AUCTION s-will be sold At aretsou.
THIS lfHUksDAY) sd0RNIN6, commencing at I'd
oc,ock, az our storA large and general assortment
OF household aad Kitchen furniturr, &c.
de IL LAkIJs SHINE Aucts q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ia~ BRAoo's AnorIo LIrImrsr

2&E ohatu aBtlfU
GREAT tMPEovEMEST.---It Is we'll known that DIR
BRAGG y eminently the most successful In ths cure
q al Gutaneous, Scorbutic and Ulcarou. Disease in
.he Wessrn states His great success Il In the fact
that hs Liniments are the best the medical prolss.
slen have knosa. lie spares no pains or expsns~ in
precarlng ne very best materials and onpounding
them himself. Therefore all ph ysicians prescrsbe
and use them. DIR. BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT
70 an Improvement which dcfies all known remedies
% compare With II In the care Of all external dis
It's exceedingly efhcaeious In removing Bioschsa.
Ionsots, fimples Sore Lips and Eyes and renders
the skin soft and fair. - ~
=, lie very superior penetrating properties stamp II
a. once as the surest OF all remedies for the cure Of
peep Bruises, Strains. STIFF Joints Rhetrnstism
w w, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Burns, Piles Corns.
Afs or any external Sore. and 1t Is not painful in
its application. "
Fos ANIMALS, the ARCTIC EMINENT Is a cure rem
Guy Tot external diseases of Horses and Mules such
any Sore or Swelling. 80 "
u put op in three sizes, at DC SOC and 81: but
!oa Dny dollar bottle. you will lie furnished free
i S one year With Emerson's Illustrated United
ststes Journal, by filling up the certificate around
80, 81 Broadway, New York.
80 FOR sale by all Druggists
- PURCELL, IADD co
uc t-udcNtS Wholesale Avantz
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r OAF, Crushed, Coffee and Brown Su

~ gars; Moasses and Syrup; Tea of the finest
grades Coffee. old Mocha. very eheice; Rio and Lid
Ruayrs; Candies, &c, with general assortment OF
everything in the grocery line in store aud for sale
by WINSTON POW Frs,
"a Garner Gary and Pearl q
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fN-. STRAYED-From the residence
ECAof Col. S. McRae. the New Bridge Road
liz u.e county of HenriCo, Saturday morning the
18th, la.ge Bay HORSE, with Saddle and Birdie
For any information leading TO the recovery OF
which, suitable reward with al expenses, Will be
paid EDGAR MACON
de LIT Richmond
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Ssap NoTECE,-Any person or persons
in the ehy of Richmond ana ITS vicinity, having in
their possession any of the Subscribers bottles with
his thereon, will please refund them to my dr-
vers and TAO others AS THEY are OF no value TO any
ether individual but che person 10 whom they belong
The subscriber shall feel thanbfu to all Who com
yIy with the above notice, end remains their most
uJcdirnt. ". MCCORMACK,
Soda Water and Bottlng Establishment.
d. l5-St .9lS Broad street, Riebi4ond
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Esfsn JUST REGRlVED-Rlch CLOAK TaS-
sells. In six different patterns; Button. Crochet
CheniIle and TaSsel Fnnzes; Drop and ras-el But
tons Plush and many other Trainings. which
/ sell with very small profit. 9. BOkTTCttER,
Il-Izt III Broad street,
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P. u. GIBBS.

nSg CERTAIN CURE FER GHArPED HANDS
AND Lips is insured, by using the "ANp4LpSIAN
BALM" 1t is most delightful toilette requisite,
devoid of all grease, any injuroGs or pnpleasq n
Sngredient and rarely fails 10 ciIapged sim
reughasss or infammations, if applied regularly
Prepared Only By
MEADE & BAKER, Chemists,
lSt, H. ". cor. Of Main and 10th streets,
no T-d4w Richmond, Va.
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BOARDING We still have vscaAt
- rooms, and would be pleased 10 accommodate
persons during the Fair land after) with BOARD kc,
at our residence Grace street, between oh and
9th streets MISSES MURRAY. :,
Oc 22--ss ~ ~
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sSyn FARMsRs' BANK OF VIRGINIA

S5y" FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA
The Annual Meein. Of the Stockholders of the Far
sners' Bank Of Virginia, will be held at their Bank
ing House in the city Of Richlaond, on HEDN ES
LAY the 18th day OF January, Is5s.
No officer director OF Il Bank shall hereafter
vote as rroxy Of a Stakeholder in any election OF
Directors officers OF a Bank. shall any proxy
be valid which shall have been executed H&tF day
before the time ot cleo ton.
de if-:tawtd j. A. SMITH, Cashier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-17

EOR SALE.--A large b A R r L L
l. STOVE, suitable for warming tobacco factory
or large work shop. twill be soldcheap. Apply at
this Office de lit