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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-01
AMERICAN AND
O r IG I N A L
KNICKERBOCKER
MAGA& TND
FOR 1857.

NNHE Forty-ninth Volume of the Knicker-
a booker Magazine will commence with the
number for January, and it is the intention of
the Publisher to make great additions to the
literary merits of the work.
We take it for granted there are but few mag
azine readers in the country who are not famil-
lar with the authors of st. Ledger, and the
Sparrow Grass, both old contributors to the
Kickerbocker. We are pleased to be able to
announce that they will both write for our
magazine the coming year. MIR. Cozzens will
contribute new and really original Story,
which will appear in every number; and Mr..
Kimball will furnish Sketch or a Story as oft
en- as his other duties will permit.
We have now two contributors not excelled
by any writers in the country, namely, Rev. F.
W. Shelton and Charles G. Leland. The first
known as our ''Up-River Correspondent" has
written series of Letters, a part of which have
been issued and extensively sold in beautiful
illustrated volume, and the latter is now writ
ing a series of Observations of Mace Sloper,
which delight all who read them. These will
be continued regularly, and Mr.. Shelton will
give Sketch OF Letter each month.
We have also several highly accomplished
Lady Contri butors, whose favOrs will grace our
pages regularly, and whose names we would
be glad to publish, if we were permitted to
do so.
With these and other contributors, and the
Table of Mr.. Clark, whose long experience has
made him al fat in his department, we shall
be able TO present a monthly literary treat SC
varied that no refined taste can fail to be graft
fed. Weonly ask to be judged ON our merits
after fair trial.
RMS
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Two copies one year, Five dollars.
Five copies one year, Ten dollars.
The Magazine is sold by all periodical deal
ers. Specimen numbers sent free of charge.
The Knickerbocker and any other So maya
zine sent one year for IS. The Knickerbocker
and Home Journal. one year for $4.
Letters containing remittances, and every
thing connected with the department, should
be addressed to
SAMUEL HUESTON,
Publisher, 34S Broadway, New York.
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1857 SPRING TRADE 1857
DR.. j. N. HAMMOND.
PATENT MEDICINES

al nanu1acturers prIces. - - ~ ------'
l have on hand, and am constantly receive
ing the largest and best selected stock ever Of
fered in this market to which I would invite
the attention of all whom it may concern.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage that
has been bestowed for two years past, and ho-
ping still to sharethe same 50 long as contin-
ne to deal in the best quality Of goods, and at
lower prices than can be had elsewhere.
J. N. HAMMOND. '4
Hudson limo Oh 1877
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TROSSING Flows, of the best pattern, by
~ G. r. GRIFFIN.
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II. Ea. MAN

MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Cabi-
w net Furniture and Chairs. Corner of
Scond and Commercial streets, Hudson, Wis
June "a. 1857 T2-tf.
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Acres of Land

EOR sale, including wild timber, prairie lots
II and improved farms in the Counties of
Pierce and st. Croix, which are worthy of at
tention either for homes or investment on spec
ulation. For particulars address
GEO. MAY POWELL.
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Hudson, June "a, 1857.
CATY HEOTEL.

P. CATLIN, PRopnIEroR, corner Sec
4 ond and Walnut Streets, Hudson,
Wisconsin.
June "a, 1857. T2-ts
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PRESCOTT, WISCONSIN.
THOSE wishing to sell, can, by filing des-
i cription with him, place their real estate
in the most ready market, as he will adver-
tise extensively. No-charge for filing. Terms
ofagency agreed upon.
NJ Q N EY
Taken on deposit; invested to order; inter-
est allowed as per agreement; Money Loaned
collections and all other business attended to
promptly.
Policies issued for the
Alliance Insurance Co., Philcdelphic.
Offers for sale, Dwellings, Stores. one Hotel,
Farms, and Farming lands. levee and other
business lots, Also SO Lots in Norton's late
Addition to Prescott
REFERENoEs.--Hon. Abner Pratt, presiding
Judge Supreme Court, Michigan; Calhoun Co.
mich Bar; and all business acquaintance in
Michigan or the world.
Prescott, June 20, 1857. JAMES w. HILL.
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JAS. W. AESTOW,

nEALER in American and English Hard
~ ware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Stoves, Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware. Groceries, Provisions and
Grain. Also storage, forwarding and commits
sion merchant. Hudson Wisconsin Particu-
lar attention paid to consignments.
June II, 1857. T2-tf
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Esss. Jones s. Ts.ora,hTlH.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, will
4 attend to all the duties of their profession.
Office i'll Ketchums Block, Second street
Hudson, June 81, 1857 T2-tf
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he. az. w HgEELER.

:" ATCHMAKER and Jeweler, sign big
w watch Second street, Hudson, Wis.
Particular attention paid to repairing.
June "a, 1857. I2-tf
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.

<,uWusvuas alRTs. consisting Of Elegant
Hooks and Fancy Arissls 10 salt The taste OF
ED and vovna 1y PAYNE CHRISTIAN
shskspeare n vsrious styles, some eiegant
hymn
ifslng's wuka hound in English Calf beautiful,
prrsr..s,s. - half
rha pantlsa Works Miitnt Gray Burns Hemahs
Moore Montgomery, Pope. Izongielow, Willis, sigonr
ney Reid &c all elegantly bound .n the antique styls
Poets and Poetry Of America
England
the AneinnAt .,,...
Homes Of American Authors elegantly Illustrated
American scenery
% Shakespeare
Leaflets II Memory. with 10 beautiful Illustrations
dacaucy's Miscellaneous Essays : voiss Call,
Rhvmes and Roundelayes In prais" Of eonutIy life.
iIrays Eegy, elegantly bound aud ilnsira'ed,
'fhe Rhine 1T the ancient Mariner
Poetry II tho Firlds do Woods do II the Year all
pretty presentation Books and new,
Ilspub1aan CoHrt, very beautifully Illustrated
Portraits the Female Afsocraey OF tue Court OF Queen
Victoria
Floral Gems. aud beautiful Annual.
me Winter Wreath
Tioral Keepsake with 10 elegant eolored engraving
dcm Il Tho season. a new Annual,
The Token -
porry'- Expedition to Japan illustrated,
The Deserted Village, by Goldsmith illustrated
Christians Daily Walk,
thcors Regions of the Conquorcrs the Con
quoied,
Ornaments II Memory Beauties 81 History,
Romanen and Poetry very elegantly illustrated
souvenior Of Friendship, very pretty
Dickens Works ~ vols splenddly bound and illustrated
Pulpit Eoqnonee by Fisk
with other smaller beautifully got IN for pres
enis Also large supply of Bibles Prayer, Hymns IN all
ylea Of binding splendid Also Fancy articles
in great variety some Just opening all Of which will be sold
rs low As they can be had In The ety.
Rppr fdnct IA
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These vessels the first class built in the city OF Bal
tlore expressly superior
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well quned for the trade and who will spare no
eserton They viii be lowed and down
the rivers by may be relied to sail promptly rs
Advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York,
viii dnd their interest 10 ship by this line freight viii
taken other line Of Packets, and
every viii be made by the agents IN Richmond and
New give satisfaction Insurance be effected IN
Richmond Fire Association by this line at per cent
respectfully aud hope succeed In obtaining uh
share of patronage.
Goods shipped by line will be forwarded
free commission Orleans Mobile, Charleston Sa
yannah d any other Southern Northern port
The will lie Richmond IN Dock, New York
At Berth l. Coffee House Slip, foot OF Wall Street
DAVID q WM CuKRlE, Richmond, ,,o,,s
& II. PIERS0N y. Y, 1'e''
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u.r1uhrmR0uGm FnoM suoIiANAN TO
: LYNcHBURG AN RICHMOND

III N'hb' An h'hhpNb'
Fare from Lynchbnrg to Buchanan ..........Sl 80
From I.ynohburg to Charlottesville, ID
the I'D of October Packet Boats Will leave
Buchanan at A. NJ, and Lynchburg an T. NJ, Monday
cdnesday aud Friday and arrive in Il Edmond second day
O'clock a NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving Llchbnrg at n = NJ
reach scolesyo at 0l M next day and arrive in Char
locsYle At - - NJ Leave Lvnchburg fer Buchanan and
Lexington nt6 A. NJ, Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY, anj
arrive l. NJ
From Lynehbnrg TO Richmond time and distances in
1-ur1l L. llAA
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Read the Truth about our Turf OIL.

During sleigh ride this winter past horses
leg and the skin off place larger than my hand from
the rubbing the irde of the thigh applied
Turf on, and in day he well Another case-
mule which working my dray became unable
walk On examioing his foot, discovered
inches long up the head My driver
he would be good for noihnz drew the out,
piece Of lint and Turf OIL him work once
and fro that moment he has lost hour good
also horse badly snagged tho outside
his thigh in places deep
inches wide from which he stia day Your
Gil was applied audit brought them entirely sound 1t
truly Is of the remedies for have
known and have lived drug years Use
this you think proper Very truly,
RIO Mnssfs. Dove q Co. j. IL. WEISlGER.
For sale by STROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD
and J. II. THOMPSON & co,
ls dom
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Ms Il BRO DYERs, Richmond, Va, beg to inform the
Lynchbnrg that they prepared TO execute
description of SILK Cotton or Wooen dI eng or Clean
ing New York elsew here. We have
machinery the very best OF wokmen and can guar
satisfaction patrons Merino, SIX ana DE Lam
dresses dyed in fashionable tuios suit the taste OF the
onuts Shaws description dyed or cleaned, Grape
Shaws dyed scarlet other coOrs equal to import
equal silk dresses cleaned and Grease
or wine stains removed do work equal to
any establishment in the ned States respectfully solicit
The patronage The citizens Lynchbug and vicinity Gen
tcnen's dyed and cleaned To look equal t2new
DENNIS 4 BRO,
W. Hines Franklin st, opposite Meopoli
Hall Richmond. We. lscpl DIS
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IVn funams Godnys Magazine, Arthur's Balous Knck.
ebocker d., Frank Lescs n Y jour al Frank Lesics
rettc Of Fashion, Iluus Eclectic Bac.w Magazine
London Lancet American Farmer London Arr journal South
Planter Chambers journal Yankee Notions Kniek
Gnacks, Mrs stephens New Monthly The School Fellow
Subscriptions received for the above single
had MDKSES
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CI0thlng and Furnishing tIb0dsi IIU NaIH n0''f '
mnnd, Va. lrJ6 Fall Sto4 X rJh
In calling attention to the Stock Of Goods introduced py 'e
Susrrc urrtaps be well to notice the fact OF our
randy Increasing AIDE win ali Of the STATE during
the time located in Richmond And as an nitro
un always necessary success take advantage OF
by which make ourselves known expecting OF
COURSE that all parties will judge for them
particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
The customers aud judgment must be consulted
receiving Fall Stock. and assure purchasers
thing Ia the way Of Gents Wearing Apparci WIZ
receive and the assorted lnes viii at all ti' DC
found complete will be supplied
Having facility for the proper prosecution oil our pns
hope make the fact apparent to our customers ana
ur. satisfactory trade During the last year have lit
up xpressy Tor Gents Furnishing Goods "here
nay ind every thing pertaining 10 that Department
In the Stock to
be perfect In point durability Fit and Styles because we
every hing have hesitation in saying
our goods III equal to the best order work III me
-.unry Watching the changes Of Fashion parties
av r. finding the latest aud make in S're,
object to their inspection and approval call Is solicited by
GROSHONG a. TUPMAN,
scpl No 40 Main ST. Richmond Va
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RICHMOND AMI n. =

u u =
j WORCESTERSHIRE IA TOW n. .Ss=.lsu4...sn.
The /. < Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN, com
maud OF Capt LrwIs PARRISH leaves New lork regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock, Tor Rich
moud She will take any freight from city Point.
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON AT o'clock, for New York
Those desiring ship BY her have their goods
Monday Passengers desiring this ship
n Stat Room secured by addressing by mail.
N The ROANOKE, Capt, SKINNER, stops city POM
where she will land and freight Both the
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers
aud Norfolk LUDLAM 4 WATSON,
111lrl =. 81
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ps,1 Kps.ss, whoie-

>---=..A.------l-A Cutlery Na<n Canes,
Belts and Monies Cups Gunpowder Patent
shot Balls flasks Pouches and Bells Bra baBs,
Nipples aud Wrenchos, Washing Rods ana llekers, Dog
Chains and Collars Gun Makers Materials &c &c ~ IKE
NBIyERs and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufac tuners prices
To the trade. >. 81 liiEhbANbI
No Ela Main street opposite Eagle Square Richmond, Va
"a DIPLOMA
FIRST CLASS WAS AWARDED BY THE VIRGINIA
NICOLA Nlus INSTITUTE FORTHE POMoIIoN
THE MECHANIC ARTS To
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND. OF RICHMOND NlRtiA
For n of GUNS. PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited
The Exhibition of Articles Of American Manufacture, he'd
hc Ciry OF Richmond on the 10th day OF Nay, le?l
JANIS W. IFwEfTFN, J. y. BELNlN,
Secretary President
L. L.A-
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haon tacn Prospectus ON last page Of cover Of iIapers
Magazine Tor Deecmber) This Journal si he furnished by
the number month hy the subscriber his
without tho risk OF losing copies, sometimes when
single numbers through tile mail The first
will be Issued The fsi Of January aud desiring
Paper of longer shorter period Will please leave their
names with &. MORSE.
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A .rmED :. LEE, Torwnra.ug mad I omn.i-.

E.EkED -. LEE, Forwarding mad commits
"a SION MERCHANT On the Dotk, Richmond, Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended I" me as season.
have made arrangements TO ucrca' the line OF Boats ram
ung house that boat WA leave every other day,
Sundays eNecpted) BY this arrane ement shal be able to
put goods through days than heretofore and very
nearly they go by the $ S L. r. and much less
NJ charge for forwarding Tobacco is cts Box and
80 per HID which includes Drayage aud Wharfage when
ihcres necessity for drayRge TIC dayaee and wharfage
trom tho Basin cts Box aud Is cts per HID The
Lock Tolls charged by the James River kanawha Co for
passing my house per Ton about ct Tor Boxes
and els per HID Having these advantages of location am
willing my customers TO reap the benefit and charge only
tar price far services hoping thereby to command larger
business.
Ny personal attention will be given to sales of produce and
purchase uf goods Commission. a. 5. LEE.
July 29ts
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YOU cn" nna ~. MOn~E,s Commi..ion

Io use Pahi Fane Novel by n T.. Willis Loriner Let
ugood, Eaq who wished to Life aud IT, by Smeady.
lnmors Of faeonbrdge, by j Kelly New Hope tho
Rescue tale Of the Great kauawn Tho and
other Stories by Caroline l. Ientz Edgar Monrose by Rey
pold- Missing Bride, by Mrs Souhworth Lectures NV H.
Mlburn, with Introduction, by Rev MeCintock, - ID
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
O0ee 81 she -. y. 1saiirosd Co.,
PETERSBURG, Sept -, I'D. }
yTER aGm X DGI.E.-- e-.- ma clSaszessf5

Waas,.IrsE.s.'. r., - s.1.s.1., d. Ia, a r. -
day Of october the Mail and Pas.enser-
Train Petersburg daily Sundays excepted at
,eek A Barkevis Junction. at IL NJ and At
I.snraIar. 81, 4 ".
tic i.-.raaa:y m o'clock A Arrive Al Burke.
vie q unetlon1 " n and at Petersburg At J p
ALLsIP.
ortf.ts Superintendent.
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NOTICE to .'obncco Nan ufaciurcrs.
~ T Il & : p Mass I.icorce
j G Il Co
100 Hall Cases N 4 :"
ACC"
All on consignment and for sale low b.
THOS BRANCH & SONS
p,trr
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rpUCsENTs ia, ,h,u.,idn,.-ch

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with Tho
Poets. Gondor) Lays Of Ancient Rome by Macauey Elk
otc Birds elegantly eolored, iundo) Flower Painting
Jerrod uondon Home Hook of the Picturesque Illustrated
Romance Of American Lnnlscnpe illustrated Early History
Of N America, Illustrated Keepsake the Holidays The
badem, edited by Emily Percva Danas Views Ia All
tes 30 views Scenes In the Lives the Apostles
thr Lives the Prophets
the Musicians iloras Lexicon Language of Flowers,
Friendships Token The Moss Rose Frnndslps Offering;
Tho Passion Flower The Forget Me Not Freemasons
al The Violet The Pet Annual The eronrs Shak speare
tAntque4 "t Bibles 81 To 10
Books In velvet with clasps and Plain beautiful Albums yai
ETY., Poceal Works Of thebost Authors, great variety
plain aud rich bindings IS Writing
desks Of Rosewood HhoRany and papor Maehc, Porto
MonAcs, in great variety, beautiful Ladies Card Cases
aud Needle Ladies tabas Bead Chess
boards Gold Pens AID Gold Tooth Picks English cnored
thldrons Books snowy Juvenile Books In endless
ciy DoHnoa Dseeied Maps Iarlo Balls and various 9th
articles tor the lutte home Persons wishing
thing In tho above line will please call and examine stock aud
nj MDRSES
- Commission Iou
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uDROYlSIONS On tDNsNsNMENT.
I 50 Hhds prime Shoulders,
10 Sides,
30 3os Lard,
20
80 Kegs prime
2UJ CauVassod Hams
All on consis nInent, and for sale at low
TlOS BRANCH X SONS
sep d-lts PeterslurE Va
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LtAYE RICHMOND MONDAY LEAVE LYHCuBuKG MONDAY
NEDN DAY &fluDAY at p IN WEEKDAY a fIuDAYat1l pm

r.. ~, raeagspazH1 VIRGINIA a. TENNESSEE
IN 80 wrX-XXx RAIL ROAD--Dn Thursday q
lHh of june the Passenger Train viii
commence running To Salt Works Branch Junction
Is Sup'
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vB,aaOMAs =. G.GLuAMlron see


-. VI IRON. Steel and Metal
Il WARE llDl Sc, No 81 BoILINGB 81. PErfNs.
BURG Val have established OF
General lon Sioo and Metal Business, aen
ton Of Virginia and North Carolina Merchants visiting this
market to examination of large and assortment
my arrangements Icing such Will enable sell
lowest rates hal Roads, Maclnists, BackSmiths
trade generally WI lind it 10 their interest
before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders Thankfully received and promptly httcndtdto
Anltl nm 4
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INV ~ ~ " Gs.tA u H. 4 w d H.
Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam a.ALA.sS
BEINIDERE and pOCAHONTAS.-Thc
STEAMER BELNiDERE leaves Baltimore every SA1TrR
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lcaTcs IA IL
MOND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON Baltimore.
The POtAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every NED-
NESDAl AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lsa yes
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON for fali
timore
..shippcrs Baltimore by these shcs
goods here every Monday and Friday week.
marcy LUDLAM & WATSON, RichmonG "a
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These vessels of the first class built expressly 500 this
trade and have superior accommodations for
They are commanded by experienced Captains, web Rat
fled tet the trade and who will spare
mulite
They VIII be towed up and down the river by Mi
may bo relied Ia sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, viii
their Interest ship by this line the only hue
and freight Will always be taken low by other
sells and every effort will be made by the Richmond
aud Boston to give satisfaction.
unexpectedly ask and hope to obtaining n full
share Of patronage.
The vessels will lilo in Richmond Dock,
ton at Rowes Wharf
DAVID WIN CURRIE, Richmond I ,,.
ALLEN WELTCH, Boston, 5 N6'"''
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Il krSt KISS Nd. l., ANONHAIED SUPER
~ PHOSPHATE OF LlME-1he attention Farmers
and Planters is respectfully called the above SauabIc
pound tor their approaching spring planting
The Manufacturer hegs and that
they always depend upon being supplied with
in person, the entire Of manufacturing putting
sale.
This article has been community for the De.
Rod OF five during which time hy
large number OF the most reputed Chemists
and has been tried by various Farmers in nearly every
IN the Mon with almost ~ rlaps
the best proofs OF its value Is the greatly demand
unprecedented ~ the history of Artificial Fertilizers no,
equalcd by Peruvian Guano itself it possesses
much advantage, from the volatile
matter in tiuanu this preparation being fixed
only disspatng itself progressively ncorpo.
rated with HE soil this aNaiable salt sGlphate,
mated with soluble hosphac, plants OF
all descriptions, and is by them readily taken up will
found quite as active in inducing early maturity Guano
and much durable and orttyng soil
lathe.
As there large number super Phosphates in market
for the which would like responsible
earnestly request all purchasing be the
GENUINE ARTICLE, which will be by my accredi
ted agents. all of whom acknuw lodged respccabiH
aud 10 hen hold myself responsible the good
my Shper Phosphate All packages will be distinctly
ed Consumers and dealers will be enabled
ments for their supply luabe with my agente
with myself
MESSRS H. G. HARDY & co, my accredited and
ole Agents for the city OF Petersburg.
c. b. DEBURG,
dgrtunrdl Chemist and Proprietor Uiiiamsbiy2 l.
ap 7-dts
\ DOSE aAs.E.-l 600 bu .hct, E,ishou salt
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Nd 10

kEW-lORK PACKETS.-This new home a,sLs..s -
line Is oomp posed the following vessels and sails
from Nenl every three days. All owned la the city
uehn viz
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rxTRAoRnINAHY CASE

HN0NI
Gentlemen: My child had Afeatns
fall In small " HEB gradually extended
sad including both which by the
cause M wauli drop ~ 1
tried all of advertised and domestic remedies without
good resus then procured and applied tte tt RI
OIL began better; the bottle broke and
piled ga TO t again began get Ny elder dangh
said PA 90 that Turf on, SISTERS head
looked much better when YOU used it, We another
bottle and her head nearly we'll This
vaed and took hall hour DAY ash and II
very offensive One bottle feel assured, will cure
her entirely ihe.e but little of the disease remaining
You entitled tA aud the bensht others take
great pleasure IN giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, Il. T. CHALK.
'lnM essr Ilope A IN
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(NAS FITTING AND pIlNssuNG.-We re
~ pcfny call the attention of the Public large and
pretty assortment OF Gas Fixtures from Factory
Illus Baker Philadelphia
We are prepared to do Plumbing Work Of I'll kinds such
as Naet iesets Hot Cold shower Baths
BaihIuhs, Wash Basins Iron Wedgeware also iur-
hNh sinks Iron or Lead Boilers Iron Copper We all
kinds of Plumbing " ok.
We would also ask attention Galvanized Iron Pipe
new article, which much usedto Pipe
me country who wish have Gas introduced will
una TO their advantage to Gail on tine subscriber
, JAS. CL4-EANp
iIhocal as Filter &c 81 door above Liberty Warehouse
Main St, L. nchbarg, Va lsep2ts
k'ols RENI.- wish Ia out my store
hot 81 Winch IS in hrstrate order / will make the
renl very low. b II. LEWIS.
m1y21ts