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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

NoMINATloN.-The Democratic Convention for
the Petersburg (Va) District assembled Saturday
and Rominated DR.. II. Claiborne for the State Sc
nate. A resolution adopted advocating the
claims of James Alfred Jones, late Senator from
hat district, for the post of Attorney General
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

MASONIC STATUE OF WAsHINGToN.-Freder-
icksburg, Va, Lodge, No. A. of which General
washington was member, hsve received a letter
from Hiram Powers, the Sculptor, in which he
says the fac Smiles of Washingtons Masonic ie
gala have been received, the model prepared and
the marble ia now ready. He promises to for
ward photograph of the statue, copies of which
are to be sent TO the various Lodges and Grand
Lodges throughout the United States which have
subscribed 10 this noble undertaking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

The Pee Dee, s. @. Herald says that Martha
Cannody, charged with the murder of Henry
Moore. and Rogers charged with the murder OF
J. w. Bscoi, jr, have been acquitted
A destructive nre occurred in Darien, Ga, last
Prindle were consumed; the two latter Of which
were uninsured.
The u. s.. steam frigate Merrimac, Cant. Pen
dergrast, went to sea from Hampton Roads, FRI
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

Seven years ago there was but little madder sent
from Harseilles to the United States now it is
shipped by the cargo. and the demand for 1t stead
lily increases. -Four years ago neither American
flour nor American pork were to be found in the
French Market, but OF late large quantities have
been imported. This Importation was not pro.
duced by the war; for it will continue to exist and
It's fustuation will depend upon the natural laws
of trade,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

ACCOUNTABILITY OF RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
Last week, at Montreal, the managers on the
Grand Trunk Railroad had one of their switchmep
arrested, on charge If wifuly nsglecting his du-
" by absenting himself without the permission OF
his superior officer, whereby train of ears ran off
fhetrack OF the railroad. exposing the property and
passengers to great risk and injury The sceus
ed was fully committed to await his trial at the next
Court Of Queens bench. That is right, and as il
should be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

MURDER IN PRIsoN.-Ths Philadelphia cor
respondent of the Baltimore American writes on
Saturday as follows:
terrible murder was brought to light ye,terd sY
morning, having occu red in csll of MoYsm mensns
prison, in which two men had been locked up the
previous day. for brutal conduct towards their wivt
The prison keeper, on opening the door about hail
past o'clock, discovered George Aublin washir up
the floor, which was stained with blood, while John
Cleary, the other prisoner was lying dead on the
,or. with the left side of his head broken in, pre-
ssnting most Rful Aght. Blood and brains were
scattered over the room. On asking Aubiin what
the matter, he said st ouce, Il killed HIM AZ
ter committing the fatal deed, Aubin had laid his
victim out at one side of the CELL placing blanket
beneath the head An ioquest the body OF the de-
ceased was of course held MIR: Vsnsant the keeper,
who was OH duty during the night testified that he
had heard NO noise in the cell occupied by the pris
opers and knew nothing of the murder until after it
was discovered by Mr.. Harmstead. The witness saw
Aublin after dinner yesterday, when he asked him
why he had done it; he replied that the deceased
had his brsed the prisoner was again ssked has
the deceased had done. when he repested, nothing
but eat my bread" The jury rendered verdct tna'
death was caused by injuries inflicted ith an ror
bar in the hands of George Aublin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

THE OHIO VALLEY AND ITS COMMERCE-yi
gorous efforts are being made in the West to i'm.
prove the Ohio river The total value of all the
commerce of the Ohio river, when fnl Ia nine hun.
dred and fifty millions, and 1t drains an area OF
from two hundred thousand to tvo hundred and
twenty thousand square miles very nearly equal
10 twice the area of Great Britain and Ireland
The natural resources Of this extent of our coun
try are probably not surpassed by any equal area
on the earth The aggregate value of the annual
commerce of the Ohio river, by steamers, coal and
fHtboats may thus be summed up steamboats,
on the Ohio river, about 400; tonnage. 2,J92 O00
value, Sl29 $50 000 fiat boats, over 5000; tonnage
$4,000; value, S4 800 000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

STRIKE.-About 10 operatives In No. Lyman
Milis 1t HolIyoke, Mass, have struck for higher
wages They are mostly girls, some Of them very
sulail. and their average pay amounted to about
81 per month besides their board. They were
almost Ill IrInh,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

MISSION ENDED The Yorkyille, s. c.. Enqui-
rer says that Mr.. Samuel Turner died on Thursday
week, aged 90 years. On the Saturday folio wing,
his daughter, Miss Sarah Turner, died at the
age of 72 years. Through her fathers long life
she had remained with him, his support and com.
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APkUaAL N0TlU29 sF@a
- Emporium for BarGains
EXTENSIVE OPENING OF sssss
NEW SPRING G0OOs,
Al J. MILLHISEh BROS,
srne,.Aa ,.rauas

I 193 BrosA street
fhe Subscribers are about opening the most ex-
tensive aEd choicest stock of NEW GOODS they
ever had the good fortune 70 offer TO their friends
and customers generally. and respectfully cali the
attention of the ladies TO the same In parfcuisr In
addition to the usual variety Of Goods sept m cur
line. shall have of the best stocks in the city
in the following kinds of goods:
Black Silks of al grader
Fancy Dress Silks newest styles
Six Robes some very rich ae
Berage Robes, great variety
Plain Berages Tissues and Grenadines E
Lawns and French Jsconets a
Plain all wool Deisines and Chsilies
ftain and Figured Bnllisntes
stsllas snd Cashmere Sbawis
Bombszines, Alpacas and De Beges
100 pieces Jaceoets and Cembrlcs 81
1000 do Checked Muslins
Irish Linens, Napkins and Towels
Table Damask and Table Cleths
Bonnet Ribbons large stock
1000 fine French Muslin Cellars
SeeO fms Cambtie Coslars
500 Cambric and Swiss Sends
1000 Rich Emb'd Linen Hdkfs
l0o dozen Grass Linen do
100 do Hemstitchcd do
500 do low-priced Linen Hdkfs
Embroidered Muslin and Tarfetan Dresses
Hansooks and Swisses
A rich lot of CausbFic Edgings
Parasols, an endless variety
A full assortment Of Hosiery, Mits. Lacss Eds-
ings, &c.
The principal part of our goods being bousht q. the
large trade auction sales In New York, the reusin-
DER In job lots, usvely for cash, will not
knowledge any mpstiton in the way of low prices
All we ask is call from you. before buying, knowing
tnst everybody, these days, in favor of buying
whore can be bought cheapest.
J. MiLiAHISER BRO,
X1-Sy -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

ARREST Two men, calling themselves Cbas
Stons, elias Kuhn, and John Wilson, alias Ward
were arrested in New York, Thursday. and con-
veyed to Baltimore Friday morning to answera
charge there of stealing.4 Al gold watches, valued
at So 000 from agent of d. Dorisville, of Ga
Nashua street, n. y. also of stealing $1,000 worth
of jewelry from agent of Messrs. Palmer, Ricas
ardsnn & Co. alden Lane
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A HINT TO ToPLASTEks--The Mississippi Chroni

A HINT TO oPLANTEks.-The Mississippi Chroni
Gle very pertinently remarks:
The planter who raises abundance of corn
this blessed year of 81, will make money largely
All the agricultural world is perfectly wild on the
subject of cotton, and the largest crop ever known
will be planted If the season prove favorable it
would not astopish US if the next crop greatly
over four millions-perhaps four millions five hum
dred thousand bales. The prices will fall-money
will be tight-proysions scarce, and big corn
cribs exceedingly valuable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

FIRE-A fire occurred in Petersburg Sunday
night, consuming the storage house of Hamilton &
Graham, two stables, owned by J V. Wilcox, and
damaging several tenements in Rose Alley, owned
by Benz Sutton, of Richmond. The loss is not
yery material.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

DURHAM CATTLE FOR CALIFoRNIA.-Messrs,
B &. c S Haines, of Elizabeth, n j., have just
made 8 shipment of short horns to George ii
Howard, of San Francisco. the first of this breed
of cattle eui to that State. The lot embraces one
bull, two years DID, and one about six months; and
two heifers q year and half old
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

SHOOTING AFFRAY.--An affray occurred in Da'
Wis street, Raleigh, on Thursday afternoon, be.
tween a man named Champion, from Granville
county, and tailor named d. w. Royster Cham
pion knocked Royster down, 0he latter being very
much intoxicatedD and commenced beating and
kicking him severely. A youth named William
poused the cause of Royster, and seizng double
barreed gun, discharged both loads at Champion
The shot took effect in C.'s side ranging from his
ankle to his shoulder, aud producing several
wounds of 80 severe character, that the unfor-
tunate mans life is despaired OF. Putney fled the
city, and had not been arrested at last accounts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

WHEAT CRoP.-The wheat crop in this county
In consequence of the late cold weather is looking
badly but it is thought by some that It'll not so far
gone but what the genial showers of Spring may
redeem il, so far at least as to produce an average
crop.-F2oyd (po) IHteliigeacer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31
SUMNER COUNTY, March 10. 1857.

write to inform you that tobacco plants are
generally killed by this frost and freezes We have
fl sowed, and 1t is impossible securs suf.
cisnt quantity to make up for wha; has been lost.
Our prospects for this year therefore very gloomy
We shall scarcey make halt u crop should lhs
weather prove favorable What il here said
applies we'll to other sections Sumner to wit
Robertson, Todd, Losan, Simpson, Allen and War
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sux kerry AH2, sAElA.

~. FOE ZEN T-The house recently
~ occupied by Mrs. s. Chamberlain lover our
sS store boarding house, cor al ius twelve 10
fftseu rooms To any enc wishing to engage in keep.
Tag such house, i very desirable situation It
hss had from = 50 boariets for the lest nue years
To good pupctual tenant. rent mode ate.
nh 2f-dtlAS DAEpRI3G' = Sz HApT
xaA FOE kE THE very desirn b. e
kss1S dwelling on 8:h street, between Grncs aud
Jx<A Franklin street, in good repeir, containing
seven rooms with large kitchen aGd g,rden attach
ed. Possession gwen immediately Apply to
Z. Ii. SKIEkER ICO.
NH 81 N, 40 Cav e.rsaF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

eEA LADIES Ii NBER HOUSE, south
~ side of Basin, FOR RENT.-This iumaer
house, tbs property of the Jas r & Ka Co
il nearly rebnllt and viii be ready for s tenant by
the iss OF Aprli; The house ia large ana commodi-
Gus; Well suited for sOrsge house or tobacco fac
tory. For terms, apply to the undersigasd
a MiCH3ELS,
nh 96-ts Agsnt for T. w Crpuarticn
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y -tEOIs , = LS,
Agsnt for T. w. Crpuarticn

szra EGt n Il = IA Ene large fre,nf
Ha5I Room, level with the street., in the United
n@x States Hotel suitable for Barber, Lawyer
or Doctor, with oi! cloth and gss chandelier Also
severn! ine for flai!iss lst vacated; one pair
OF rooms connected, which witI be let to families
with board, reasonable terms.
NH 2l---ts JOHN A JETER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

Sss kDk kkkNE.--W e huve tor hcu. &
Mai very desirable rooms, over the store oscupieo
&.A by
ie 70 PARKER, NIMKO & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

or- Notice Accountant, Agent and Col
,seToR-G d. WO0TrON would respectfully in
orro the citizens OF Richmond aud ths public sener-
books make off bills and do writing by the job; will
also pay particular and prompt attention to collect
ng house rents negro hires and collecting generally
Security viii be given for pronptnsss and correct'
ness to those who patroniss him.
His office 10 enc door below the corner OF Cover
nor and franklin streets, a3hort distance above che
Exchange Hotel. mnIi-olm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

s- Last Notice..Une Week Longer.
lutending to close my business at the old stand on
Monday tbs Gath inst l offer the residue OF my
stock Of Dry Goods, without regard to cost ferms'
cash cnly." .as5 Fts
Ny store House will be for rent. 90 the hIss Gay
OF April. THUS - oosnA1o.
NH I6-tA t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

THE TOBACCO CROP IN TENNEssEE.-A to.
bacco planter in Tennessee gives the following
gloomy account of the prospects of the tobacco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

ssna FU Il kENI-A first rate busfnesr
- stand on l4th street, lately occupied by Henry
Possession given immediately For ,e-ms apply to
nab I--2aw3w HCGH W. Fry & SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31
The Acquittal OfD. &. Lee, la WashinRtou

The Acquittai OfD C. Lee, la Washingtop.
The W ashiHgton correspondent. of the Baltimore
Sun, writing on Sunday, says:
The trial of Col Lee for the murder of Mr.
Hume, kept the court in session up to O'Clock Ia at
night. The district attorney (Mr. Key) had pray.
ed certain instructions to the jury, which wers
refused by the co1rt Mr.. Davidge, of counsel for
the defence, then prayed and obtained certain
other instructions to the jury to the effect that if
| the prisoner was assailed by blows from which he
| could not safely escape by retreat, not having
committed any previous personal violence himself,
then he is excusabe upon the ground of self. de.
fense-and also that if the jury entertain reasona.
Bile doubts they must give the benefit 10 the pris
oner. Mr. Key spoke for an hour in reviewing the
evidence. He urged that had Lee really believed
that the charge he made against Hume of picking
his pocket at the Presidents house. he would new
or have exchanged cards with him, and the mex.
morning instead of armiDg himself to meet Hume
he would have had him arrested as a pickpocket:
and that he persisted in the charge, knowing that
he was mistaken because his malice would not
allow him TO do Hume justice. He did not retreat
from the blows of Hume, but to give him an op.
portunity to get out deadly weapon.
Mr. X. was followed by Mr. Chiffon and Mr.
Davidge for defence The latter contended that
Lee had no reason to expect visit from Hume the
next morning, he Lee) being the injured party,
after having been slapped two three times in
the face a. the levee by Hume in the presence of
the ladies he had taken there; that Lee did not
make any proposition to exchange cards, but did
SO at the suggestion of Major Laliy and that Lee
doubtless viewed the card given as a mere trick
tie drew picture of the different appearance
presented by Hume and Lee personally the one a
perfect man, some six feet two inches in height
and developed proportionably, and the other
weakly man, fifty five years of age, and argued
that Lee, seeing stick of that size in the hands
of an infuriated giant like Hume, had reason to
believe himself in danger
At half past 3 p M. Mr.. Bradley commenced
the closing argument for the prosecution, con
tending that in regard to the age and feebleness of
Lee, he was but one year older than himself
(BradleyD and he by no means considered himself
an old man; that Lee could not have considered
himself in deadly peril; that had be thrown up
his arm or closed in with Hume, no harm could
have been done; aud that he retreated, to draw
his adversary on, &c.
Mr. b. having concluded, the Court adjourned
for one hour, till half past o'clock, when the case
was given to the jury. The Court then sat till
ten minutes to 9, and adjourned to meet at 10
o'clock this Sunday morning At half past 10
this morning the jury came down and asked for a
repetition of instruction, which Judge Craw fol d
gave, when they retired, and at half past IL
O'Clock came down with verdict of not guilty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

stsa FOX hANT..--The upper PARK of the
M4s House corner Of Main ana Pearl streets ia for
Eh-A The ROOMS being large and the location
q coed one, they suitable fof almost any kind Of
business MYERS 4 JAENKE
mi i7---fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

ywp Dr. P H. Christian has removed hi .
ofies to ths Richmond House, Governor street,
where be can bo found st s times except when pro'
ss..;nnsily engaged NH S-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

sans FOX EaNV The upper pari Of Ine
#a house Main street No lJ5, between 9Th and
-S~A 10Th streets Is for Rent. Il contains rooms
anG hiss water On the second floor. For terms sp
Ply TO HNfER,
NH Z5-H' No. 1913 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

.ass FOX hEN1'-Tbe honse On Cary
- street, between Cd and Sd, recently occupied
kzsa by r. A. Pryor, Esq Il contains L rooms and
has been recently thoroughly repaired. FOR terms,
apply to DlB8ELL & JOHNSON
nh l7-te OppOsita NhnckOe w are hnnsa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

Aeas, FOR RENT, and possession siyen
- the first OF Aprii nsat brick cement in sgd
zs.A ney, ccntainirg five rooms, VITA brisk hitch
en-, smckeh hogse. and all necessary oUthouses and
pump OF fac in the yard, together with two
acre lot OF good land. well encio.ed For terms L c .
apply to the subscriber, No. l03 Gary street
NH 23-tlstApIil s. ". TOTTY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

~ Husbands Caiciaed Mugresfs u freo
from pleasant taste and three times the sransin
Of tho common Calcinsd Msgassia- Wos Ds
rAIR MEpAL and FouR Rissr PREMIUM SILVER
MEDALS have been awarded it - being the best in
the market. I
For sale by the Druggists and oounIry stoIekeepes
anu " 'Ns 'AAA THOMAS ]. HUSBAND.
Tito -seus Philadephia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

Aa EUE IL h MIA small tenement
ii with acres of ground attached, On the Ne
chauicsviile Turn PIKE, nezt tenement to Il j :
smith's. For terms, apply TO
NH I8-ts C. g. THOMPSON, Our House.
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ss., FOh RENT---2he frat floor and
EsM basement OF Che granite front Building, on 10th
-aasA street, between Main and Cary, second door
below CFswford's Balloon. Apply 70
WIN. L MONTAGUE,
f. I2-fs Cnrrar Va,L and I9gb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

~ Cancers and Tuan ers Cnred without
.rtfias DIR n KAHN iare of fhiiadriphi his, respect.
S,Ia aa.,s h;s sarycas 10 tbs ctizsas and tho pub
lie 5snerally, for the cure OF Cancers, Tumors.
Mosis. sIstches and ell diseases OF the skin. He
car also cure Secret Diseases. A
Hs will romain In Richmond three months. He
can be found at his Office, ~ the Clifton House. from
10 A. NJ, TO r. u. .a
j Recommendation % can be seen on applicstion-
,rh AZ Inns
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u Hampton,s Tincture

a Hampton's Tincture
WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA
HAMPTON's TINCTURE -
WILL CURE COUGH
HAMPTONS TINCTURE .s..7.
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
HAMPToMs TINCTURE
WILL CURE scRoFULA |
HAMPTONS TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA
HAaPToWs TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE!
HAMPToNs TINcrURE ,r4
WILL INvIaoRATEi
HAMPTON'S TINCrURE rs5t.5l
WILL CURE Low 5PIRITsi
HAMPTONS TINCrURE, wherever used, has
dies have failed. s,
Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give 1t
trial Call and get pamphlets, and cures OF
Coughs, Bronchitis, Rheumattsp, Liver Compl alnt,
Scrofula As female medicine 1t 10 unrivalied
Hundreds will testify Of cures On themselves and
friends after all other remedies have failed.
Chronic Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache,
of long standing hss been cured by it's sn invlso-
rator and restorative, where gentle stimuisnt 10
wanted we believe it superior to all the cordias aver
bsfsre the public To the YOUTH and OLD AGE, ths
single and married offer the most valuable rerne-
dy Call and get Pamphlets gratis. and see cures.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures
6oid By PURCELL, LAID CO, Richmond; ov
DR.. COOKE, Frsderieksburs By all the Druegiss In
Petersburg; By MORTIMER AOWBRAY, Baltf-
mora pad By hrssststs asa storskecpers everyvhers
- 81 per scttls: botsss for -
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-. Dr. q, W. Briggs has removed to the
Office recently occupied by DIR. r. Ii. Christian, a. the
corner of Governor and Main streets Asservsnt
slee ps at the Office who will convey messages 10 MS
residence at night ,,p
n o'A'S0 mn l9-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

Geo. Peabody has declined public dinner ten
dsrsd him BY some citizens Of New Orleans.
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+
II IF YOU HAVE RHkUMATISM--
USE CATERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU HAZE soROFULA- - -
If lOl HAVE PAIN AND ACnING or THE
BONES
USE CARTER,s SPANISH MTxrUeE.
IF YOU HAPE SUFFERED BY MERCURY
USE CARTER's sfANIsH MixTURE.
IF You ARE SUBJECT TO BOLLS-
- USE CARrERs SPANISH MIXTURE:
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOUR LIVER IS AFFECTED-
Uss. CARTER's sfAHIsA MIXTURE.
IF You HAVE FEVERS AND NIGHT
USE cARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF You HAZE CHRONIC SORE THROAT
USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HApE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
USE CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE
IF You HAVE NERVOUS DEBILITY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOUR BLOOD IS IMPURE
USE CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE
IF I0U IKANT THE BEST ALTERATUE
USE CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU WANT 4 MEDICINE THAT CON-
USE CAaTERs SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU WANT TO KEEP RIGOROUS AID
USE CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL.
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
fs 5-dsmos a
EY- White Teeth, Perfumed Breath and
BEAUTIFUL GoMPLExIoN-can be scquired by usins
the Balm of a thousand FioDsrs !" What ladyIor
gentleman would remain under The curse of disa-
greeable breath when by using the BALM OF
THOUSAND FLowEas' as a deutifice, would not on
ly render it sweet but leave the teeth white ala
bsstsrl Many persons do not know their breath 10
bad and the subject 10 delicate their frends will
never mendonit. Rewsre of counterfets Be sure
each bottle is signed FErRIDGE Co.,
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER, Agents
nah ll-eod6rn for Richmond.
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N1ANTLEs -.Opoued q inrge lot OF black
lsl and coored Mant!ss Of the latest deaigns which
JOHNSON L HAYWOOD.
mh Is No. n Msie s'@eet
DAkAsOlIS--Av very large variety OF Par.
i ssols, varying In prices ffom ons TO sx dolsars
ius9 receissd by ALFRED MOSEs,
nh2S IS hsin street
g PHInG: CAssIMkRk x UVKNCOATse- ..
- An article very desirable to IL early sefns.
Call and examine them at ll4 Main st
NH ~ wv IRA SMITH.
1OS sAfALls Raekages - r y = =, .
NH T--6t WIN TAYLOR
D0A Is b l. -. Cfushea, PeWdcroa Nnd
SUO Coffee SUGARS, In store and toI sals ey
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