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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-21

TERRIBLE AFFAR.-A MANS THROAT Cur-On Satur.
day last difficulty occurred the house of W. H. Putney
N this place. between two men named Young Ross and
seems that Bryan was owing koss debt Of 20 cents
Ross dunned him for the amout Bryan borrowed the
money and paid Ross at the time using some insult
ing ephet towards him The latter then charged Bryan
with once having stolen some bacon and desired know
from bus pocket and gave Ross dangerous wound the
throat Bryan taken into custody learn that Ross
Is expected to recoyey-Raksgh Regtfr. - "
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
New Hanover County. {
TYR y Rs s. s Sssisn' In Equity.

I by her + sSNa sSion In Equity
TN OBEDIENCE to decree of the Court of Equity of
lsad County, made in the above cause at the last Term
shall offer for sae at public auction the premises on
Saturday. the 9th day of Septembernext tract parcel
of land belonging the Estate of the late David j. New
ton situated the East side of Moores Greek in the Coun
ty of New Hanover adjoining the lands of B. K Newkirk
Charles McAlster and Others and containing
ded and twentynne 1t will be sold credit of
twelve MONTHS and bond with good security will required
of the purchaser
gGiven under my hand at Office this IL day of August
A. d. 1857. o. Z. MEARES, c. & NJ
August l4th, 1857 5O-3t
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40 REV ARD!

WILL give the above reward for the apprehension and
delivery to me, for the confinement in any Jail in the
State that get him. my negro SIMON, who left
service in April last Said about five feet tive
Wilmington and Rocky Point also about my plantation
Dupln county, where his wife and children 500
for his head, if taken dead. 4. II. LANE.
Wilmington, N. g., August LIST, 1857. Soft
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Official Vote of the Third DIstr,ct,

The following is the official vote for Congress of
all the counties in this District. 1t may be proper
to remark that Mr. Meares was not candidate, and
that in the absence of any regular opposition, the ag
gregate vote is quite small. In New Hanover there
,,os mr. contact for opv cEHoa
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as It they had been made of Lead No wooden yes:
sci could have lived an hour after having received
that terrible blow. The first compartment instantly
filed. but the water-tight bulkhead saved her, and
she was enabled 10 reach New York in safety"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-21
b. We must procure a cannon, -likewise a roo

o. We must procure a cannon, Likewise a roos-
ter We have been severely cannonaded for the last
week. Our Democratic Contemporaries from all parts
of the State have been avoring with extras head.
ed by pictures of cannOns firing and game cocks
growing The Winston Sentinel sends US greeting
from Scales district-fOrmelly Puryears, and the
Hafx Representative and the Elizabeth City Pioneer
fire off their cannons for Shaw's district, and our
friends of the Western Democrat and the Salisbury
Banner, and the Goldsboro' Tribune, and of the Dem.
ocrac pess generally, fire off for the general result
all round. Surely, also, must have a cannon and
a rooster. Yea, verify
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Yellow Fever Mt st, Marys.

SAVANNAH, Aug. 12.-The keeper of boarding
house at St. Marys, Ga has died from yellow fever
He caught it from the crew of a Spanish ship.
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Can 1t be ?

The California news as published, says that The
Democratic Convention hassnominated Weller fol-
Governor, and the Republicans Edward Stanly. What
the Republicans are we all know-who Mr.. Staply
is We know also, and it certainly strikes us pain,
fully to see the name of Southern man. the former
representative of North Carolina constituency in
such connection. We must continue to hope that
there is some mistake about this, though God knows
we are prepared for almost anything these times.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-21

Boar Receive understand that the " Princess, y
owned by Richard Bradley, Esq, was the successful
boat in the race at the Sound on Saturday. We have
no particulars.
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0G The Norfolk Argus OF Thursday gives the re-
turs from all the counties in the first district, and
fools IN Dr. ShaW's majority at 25.
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WHEAT FROM THE lNTER1oR.-The receipts o.
Wheat at this port per the North Carolina and Viii.
mington & Weldon Rail Roads, have reached about
10000 bushels up TO date, since the new crop com.
menced coming.
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THE FEMALE SEMINARY Al hENANSVI LLF1'
THE EXERCISES of this Institution will be resumed
on the 3ls day of August next and will terminate on
the 18th day of June following There will be intermis
sion of days Christmas The session is divided into
two terms of FL weeks each The of instruction will
be thorough and complete and will extend from the eeme
ary the highest branches of education Competent teach
ers will have charge of the various departments
Kenansvle, the County seat of Duplin accessible by
of daily stage and from Warsaw, depot the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, is well known to be
pleasant and healthy place, and the community intelligent
and moral.
The location of the Seminary is pleasant rising ground
at convenient distance from the village and the DuuhS
spacious and commodious Parents who have
and to educate would do well to send them
there is hOurshing Male School also at tne plaC
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DOMEo1lC .a"Scn Ruyers are invited to examine
Z July "a.
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There viii be no deduction from these charges dsra
Of serious and p1Gtracted 5 Gay the term
Board may be secured in the most respeotaO' 'A1s'
from So to $40.
For further particulars. enquire ofocERs pr;nc;na
KanansYille. July goth. .-2oo&4I-laWot
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL
The First District.

WILMINGTON. N. G. MONDAY. AUGUST II. 1857
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AUCTION aALE9.
--',r--<,A]-S-ss~>.<-~>%ss-S~.-.A-~
FUTURE UAYX
- = =
| O20 AND a77 ACRES of very va

=
/ C0o AND 377 ACRES of very valua-
bic james River land for sale at auction
~ Wt!n M WIN stock. crops, farming utensils &c
"ht pe sou ON the premises, on THURSDAY the
40. VI octooer 1891 fair, IL not. the next fair day
ELI ~ at " clock the Farm called Hughes
EIesk, the residence Of the late Richard Anisrson
IN the county OF Powhatan about an miles from kich
nlona, on James river ut Maidens Adventure. This
act contains 32 acres, I72 acres OF which il river
Nv stounus. % acres OF creek ami brauch bottom
anu ABOUT ny acres OF high lanc in high state ri
Improvement producing highly pr.,ntab.- crops al
wnest Tobacco, corn and clover Tn. balance IN hi;
timber and wood. ' pine au" YAK
There are on this estate every building and Inn.
provement important TO the Operation ~ .nch a, -.
tate. Inc location Is undoubtedly healthy and M.
soclety rs good as any in Virginia ~
ADJOINING the above Is another tract Of AT acras
with improvements, consisting OF Dwelling &c -.
large poron oil this tract is under cultivation ba,-
ance said to be well timbered and wooded '
ne purchasers OF the real estate will have th,
privilege OF buying at valuation the Negroes f.rt,-
tate. VI, ''o 60
After the sale Of the land the whole of tho narsor
iestate Except the negroes) including ali the STOCK
crops. farming utensils, household furnture &c viii
be sold 49, "ni
TERSs-As to the real estate, s. .60n cash balance
at one, two three and four years for bonds bearir
interest. payable semlannualiy, secured by trust
ut rs 10 the slaves cash its equivalent as TO the
other personal estate, for all less than ssh cash
that sum and above credit for six mouths for bonds
bearing interest. if not paid punctually.
BEN. Il. ANDERSON
FRED. ANDERSON,
Acting Ex ors of H. Anderson decd
GoDDIN Il APPERSoN, Aucts. SO 26-jts
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Rz4g~ TorrY' SUPERIOR Tone BrrTERs.

These Biters tonic. st9maChic aud aromatic and
will be found to excel any now in use. Prepared
from purely vegetable remedies possessing the power
To cure diseases without INJURY to the health OF cor
stjtutiun. They are highly recommended for the
Of dyspepsia dg9s and tsTcr C0jtc cramps r. The
y'nntlsh and 6ous H'rcouS and general debility Ian
gar, i5pHcSS n spirits. didFrhGd, dJ
Persons whose systems have become deraGged by
lmpmdent eating drinking, will find these Bitcr<
IA quick and excellent restorative.
Neatly put up in pint bottles. None genuine with
ont the ithograph Of the Proprietor, and the rue
StaIis of his signature upon each bottle Full digeC
tiuns accompany each bottle. Price ~ cents.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by B. "
TUTfY, No. 1913 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
As- liberal discount to the trade.
ne l1-dSsw2W
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EsSp STARTLING NEws,-THE GREAT

EsT LINING WONDER or THB AGE rAs ARRIVED
MISS Al. oULD would announce 10 the citizens
Of Richmond that she has taken private rooms at tbs
United States Hotel. up flight of stairs-Room
~. entrance on Main and 18th streets-where she
wpuld be happy To relate 10 gentlemen and ladies'
tn a!C past. present aud future life.
VI - Al. tLp is the only person in the States
VIII bring the Tus likeness OF tue future wife or
hustaHi-cau bring tbs separated together and
cause speedy marrlase-Curcs Jealousy, &C-Cau
give satisfaction on all business matters. money
losses, journeys. iaysuits-stoen goods desCrilea
the thief. &C She can answer the most astounding
questions. when seriously propoundei. Her equal
cannot be found. Come one, come ali-you viii not
regret. See large and small bids. sc l9-im%
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ns.se FAsHIoNs.-To dress one's self


quite art, and an art which not every body pos
se,ses. In the composition Of toilet, not only ee-
EaUre but Also harmony and good taste are nd.pen-
saLle requisites should above all he scrupulou.
AMI di-cr min 'tlug in the selection Of the Trim.
AlNGS, AS much OF the beauty of the dress depends
upon their proper application. And AS the arts,
Ilh stroke Of has pencil often changes the whole
complexion OF hls picture, - may ITImminEs &C
curdng tothcr trran cement destroy or produce tn
desired effect. We should therefore. always secure
a safe ami cnnpetcn; guide, ana point ont anon :.
the different temples Of fashion, those which are e /
srsly agkuowleGEed to keep the best assortment Of
tho sttst creations. This Is why refer our read
-rs Ia Mr.. :. HlRSIIS ESTABLISHMENT, on
BROAD STREET, where lady at OEce can find eve
thing necessary 10 attain these epds, and where
tbs art NJ trimming and matching i thoroughly un-
der5tUOd. e2l-lm*
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Sale conducted by GoDDIS & APPEKSoN. Aucts
Sc %
VALUABLE FARM ON THE DAN

u
VILE RAILROAD, ATR0BI0U'S STATION
~ GHESTERFlELD COUNTY, 70 MILES FROM
kGHNo Hd CoNrA II SIX MUNp dss
of DIR. W. H. johnson not enabling him to attend 10
business, has authorized us to SELL at public auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th September
1851 if fair ifnot the next fair day at IL O'Clock, 81
the valuable farm which he resides, located
ss above The tract contains about siO acres of
which about $50 To 800 cleared, and the remain
ing 800 $50 are heavily set in original growth
of oak and pine, from which may be cut 5000 cords
of wood, which canbc sold at RObiuu's Depot at such
remunerative prices, as WILL it Is verify believed
pay the greater part OF the entire purchase money.
The wood land is near the depot that an average
Of ten loads per day can be hauled by each team.
The most of the cleared and Is III high state OF
cultivation. as the growing crops will show There
are, ON the tract about 400 acres OF rich nat lam,
which equal to the best river bottom. The whole
tract, though remarkably level, is thoroughly
drained. The buildings on the place ample for
the genteel accommodation of large family. embra-
cling large Dwelling, and every other building
suitable for the place, and all in excellent repair
Tie yard is handsomely shaded, and beautifully and
tastefully out with choice and other flow
ers. The garden is very productive. There are two
excellent orchards on the farm. The place is per-
TO appreciate the value of this estate it is necessary
TO view and examine IT, and persons disposed TODD 50
respectfully requested to call upon Dr. johnson,
who Will take great pleasure III showing the prem
Eobous Depot is on the corner Of the land so that
the to Richmond TN 50 minutes Is cheap and
The Farm is enclosed with a new fence.
Grate Coal, from the Immediate vicinity, can DC
had at low prices.
The annual products of the place will average
20O0 bushels wheat and 800 barrels corn. Its loca
ton the railroad, At RobiOus Depot is well suited
To a merchant professional gentleman doing bust
ness in Richmond The terms of payment will be
one-fourth cash balance Mt |, 2 aud years, for
bonds bearing interest secured by trust deed
The place can be bought privately before the day
of sale, ii which event if desired by the purchaser
all the slaves, (ffteen in number) aad the crops
stock. &C. would be sold at fair vel uaton, ON lib
eral term Of credit properly secured.
Sc S-swtds GOBLIN l. APPERS0N. Aucts.
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By Alexander Mott.


FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GRO
\ CERES, &c. &c-Wl be sold at auction on
TU ESDAY next. the 2gth day of september, at nv
store corner of 18th and Main streets general as
sortment OF new and secondhand Furpiiure; also,
two Stoves
Whiskey, Brandy Wine Scotch Ale,
Candles. Soap, Ginger, Backing Crockery, &c &c.
DIZZY GQODSoSeyerai invoices of Dry Goods,
frock and Dress Goods, Vests Pants &c &c
WATCHES AND Jew ELRY-Several Gold and
Silver Watches, to pay advances; lar Rings, Finger
Kings. Breast Pima, Chains, &c, &c
Sc % ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
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BY Larus & Shine.
EVENING TRADE SALES Thu .uh

scIipefs are now receiving daily large sopsivp-
msnts nom the Northern markets conseouentiv Nv
s then more extensive facilities than ever to sap
Ky tue o9Oblng Trade OF Virginia and North Caro-
stock stock OF British and American Staple and Fapsy
uviT Also an extensive assortment Of Gold. Silver
aii Plated atches of all styles and pattarns-to-
SethGr with large and beautiful stock of Gold
livery suitable for all grades in the jobbng line.
me STOCK neing large and desirable, country mer-
saes as well as 70 examine our stock daily at which
TINE We Will sell To the trade privately at q vsry
gUaiieommission. wy
our auction sale will commence on THURSDAY
Nj, at Ia o'clock. and will be Continued a.
III we close out the entire stock,
Every article offered will be positively sold and ALI
goods warranted 10 be as represented.
Sc i6-ts LARUS a SHINE Aurt.
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hT LADIES' BAZAAR, REMOVED osr

Eas LADIES' BAZAAR, REMOVED oxp
DOOR ABOVE THIS ol.n STAND, No. as Bao,n srpxsr :.
We are now opening our Fall STOCK ~ e.. ~
Fancy Dry Goods to which we briefly cali ~ en-,
ton OF the public. noticing but few OF the MANY ~.
ucies embraced IN our line of trade. "
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
- Attention is particularly called 10 onr .,,,ol =,
tftnges, Braiis. Neivets, Bindings. Fancy Rusta,.
&C, &C Our selection is admitted to he most choice
shl desirable, possessing sty lie and elerance which
cannot is To please the most astdious yotarias ~
Iaehlon. We have cut down prices far below tha
s.enosra marx, with view Of selling double the
o"antity FOR oss-aALF THE USUAL PROFITS
MILLINERY GOODS.
comprising beautiful assortment of Ribbons Flow.
e!s, Feathers. Laces Ruohes, Bonnet Frames and
other articles belonging TO the trade Mlliners are
requested TO examine stock being satisfied that
our Goops and PRICES will please. '"'
EMBRoIDERIES.
Our assortment embraces the usual variety. coI
,ars ami Sleeves, in sets, single; Mourning Col.
,ars, Sleeves, Caps and Grapes: Cambria Swiss and
riinity Bands; Cambria Edgings Linen Hdfs Sc
stamped Bands, French Working Cotton &c Sr
Also Gloves Hosiery; Hair Rolls &c: Zenhir Tai,
mas Hoods Rsoets; Shawis Nantes: Rason,ss.
sacks Also. full line sfChildren's Worstad 1;nds
1heniie and Chenille Head Dresses. Scarf.. Zenb;r
Noisted: Hoop Skirts: Reeds; Brass Hoops tovethar
with great variety Of Miscellaneous Articles both
StAp'c and Fancy. ~ '''i
Va are constantly receiving additions 10 our stoct
awhich We shall be pleased to show Ia customer
no nope 70 inertia continuance of their patronage
Sc 2-lm 'NN"e'
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by Richard Canthorn.
BACON. HERRINlS RRANny !

80, hEf TEA, &c. AT AUCTION On MONDAY.
th INST at 10 o'clock, at my store will sell az auc.
ION, hhds Bacon sides. do. OF Shoulders hhds
Wn;nS, !" npls No. Herrings, boxes Soap, bills.
boxss superior chewing Tobacco.
pli 49, lot OF Fancy Goods. consisting of Cologne
t,inse, cards, Brushes, German Pipes, Looking
Ne 2e 0'''~ &C. R.CAUTH0kN,
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M PORTANT AND INTERESTING
l. PUBLICATIONS AT p r. pRICES

itblIthllONo Al
- leo MAIN STREET.
HARPERS Magazine for October, 25
STORY ota Pocket Bible, London Religious Tract
society, 500
by Kittle, l2s
sCEGALS Life of God in the Soul, 80
FABER on the operations Of the Holy Spirit sd
FAIRCilILD Family and other works Of Mrs.
Sherwood, vol. Is
LITTLE Susy Books, Six Birthdays, Little Ser
wants, Six Teachers, 80
MEHOIk Of Rev. james Chisholm. late Of Ports
mouth, 20
MEMOIR efRev VIM M jackson, late of Norfolk ~
ENANGELlCAL Biography, Il. X. ). WILDER
force Martin, &c, 100
GAUSSEN Oh theInsprstion Of the Holy Scrip
lures, IS
JAYS Family Prayers 80
CLaRk'S Walk abOnt Zion IS
NEANDER'S Church. History; 5 vols. I4T5
| Rev. I. V. MO0RES Haggai, Zachariah. NAL
achi 200
| MECHANICS Life Letters and Remains, $50
| RUfHERF0RD'S Letters, 10
| BROWN onthe Suiierings and Glories:of the Me-
siah. $50
Old school Presbyterianism yindicsated by Rev.
| j. V. Brown, LOO
| NEANDER'S Life Of Christ. 40
| McCHEYNE'S Sermons 2O
| MELLVILLE'S Sermons. 3 vols. $40
| IIALDANE on Romans 2sa
| MctiIEE ON Ephesans 2h0
TRENCHES Notes on the Miracles ITS
| JAlINS Biblical archaeology, 100
| PEARSON ON Infdelity, aUO
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EsA~P. II. AYLETT, Attorney at Law
Practices ia all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
nond. and attends regularly the County and Circuit
IoHtts OF Chesterfield, Henrico Hanover and King
! lillian counties
ss-oftioe over the store OF p. JohnstoJ & Brothe
No. if5 Main street Nv I-6,p
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Es2s% HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.It you wish to gel
your Hair cut IN the latest and most improved style.
would advise yOn 10 call on HOBSON, at his IIai!
Cutting Room, under the American Uotel-entrant .
OIL l!th street.
\. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours, Single Baths 25 cents or tickets for 81
Ap l}-tf
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ENTERTAINMENTS


sICAL AND ENGLISH ScHooL-near the corner Of Clov
and 18th streets The duties OF this School will h,
resumed on MONDAY, 2sth September For terms
&C, see advertisement in another column
a = ~N-a''
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Ezy~ How TO CURE ALL PAIN.-The
thousands who are suffering with rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia Nervous Headache. pains III the face, side,
limbs and back, viii tnd Immediate relief by using
II ARfsHOkNsS GUKgALL. Being a preparation by a
Chemist, II is found 10 be the best application for
pain ia the bones. muscles, nerves and sinews Try
bottle aud obtain relief ", % and 50 cents. Sold
by PURCELL LADD Il CO. and
II-im NM. 4. LADD.
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BEAYERDAM LAND .

G00CHLAND COUNTY FOR SALE-Having
married in the county of Appomattox, and purchased
Farm i'll that section | have determined to sell
my valuable farm known as Aspen Grove. 1t con-
tans ISS acres, al joining the lands OF Col. Peter
Guerrant, John s. Fleming. and is watcred by the
celebrated Beverdam Creek and its Tributaries
There are about eighty one hundred acres of first
rate low grounds, 30 acres OF wood land in original
growth equal to any in the county and hea Ally tim
bered, capable OF producing the finest quality OF
Tobacco. portion of the balance OF the land is i'll
pines and the rest cleared, and though badly cult
waited for several years susceptible of the highest
state of improvement. The buildings consist of
Dwelling House, two stories high, seven rooms, Ne
quarters, Ice House Tobacco Houses and other
beautiful and healthy any in the county, and the
neighb0Thood good Ii is about four miles from the
James River and Kanawha Canal, five miles from
the Courthouse one mile from the contemplated line
known as the straght-shoot from Richmond to
Charlottesville and p miles from the city of Rich
Inond.
1t is useless to give any further description es
invite those DESTROYS to purchase to come and eX-
anime for themselves. l eifer it privately for sale
until the ath day of October next and if not sold
privately before, will offer it that day. il fair il
not the next fair day thereafter at Public Auction
on the premises. The terms will be accommodating
and made known on the day Of sale i shall proceed
To SOW the usual crop OF wheat. | will also sell tn
the purchaser, if desired, some valuable laoUdeti
horses and cattle and all my crops 1t is rarey such
an estate is in the market.
Ny PoSt-Ofiice is Beaver Dam Goochland Co.
Sc l8-3tawjw. JOHN L. A. MARTIN.
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DsS~ BAKERS PREMIUM BIrrERs

NHHIIAI Uk0Fh. NANsKAONb Co. VA,
Mn April 81, 1887. !
DIT. +, BASKR-Dear Sir: In justice TO YOU. / feel
pound 10 testify to the valuable Qualities OF your
hFFshs FOR the last three four years in cases OF
s9ns and lever and nervous headache which we aTa
annually subjected to- can safely say never have
the above Diseases; also. with persons who have be-
some deeilitated by sickness, l think them an in
sanAble means FOR gaining strength and Appetite
siyseii WIFE, brother and neighbors having received
SO much benefit, and having been 80 successful in
the use OF your Premium Bitters in my family for.
several years, take great pleasure in acknowledge
ing the same wishing you success in tine great
cause Your ob't serv't
Capt. AMEs CARsTARPHEN.
For sale by all Druggists in the city of Richmond.
auH "iseWhsre IN Virginia. eli
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sp TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
r. Il q. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer h.
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber of every sescrip-
ton. Office and yard corner Of Cary and 10th streets
Rich moud. Va. my I9--d6ms