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epfsTAr No11cHe.
SrAsoTiisT 0nnAf Cbsk Or BAksh'.
Hrxn i Co. July 8. 1851.

HKvRIco Co, July 8. 1857.
Mn. r. BAKER--Dcar About three yesys ago,
the spine Of ny back hecns afis3ed. by snme cause
unknown 70 me. which ] endured for q long time
with foftfude thercby nearly destroying the use o.
myself. Ny doctors bill amounted to between Two
and three hundred dollars, without giving any PET
me the use of Bakers Premium Bitters, as he had
great faith In them. commenced according 10 a.
rections until had used six bottles, which caused
complete cure, not feeling symptom OF the disease
since. My general strength and health was never
better than at present. find your "Bitters have
been Of great value with disordered stomachs and
bowels In my family last summer.
Your obedient servant,
w. p. BURNETT.
Call and get bottle from Adie q Gray's, Purcell,
Laid 4 Co.'S, Fisher winstons, any Of the prfn-
cipal druggists In this city or other towns In Va
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.ICHMoND THEATRE I
ICE WITCH,
the fareeo Of
w0OING A WIFE,
In which Miss Morant win sustain CHARACTERS

ADMISSION.--Dres Circle and parou.t,e N -.
lno extra charge for secured seats1 second Tier =
Family Circle q cts Eastern Gallery, expressly e,
boys, only Ia ets Western Gallery b cts Gaflsry
At before 5, precisely. Box Once open from n
until 2, and from until s. daily A ~
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oUInEIEcrJoy

CINCINNATI, Oct. 16.-IB sxty-two counties, the
democratic majority is 1860. The State is claim
ed by the democrats.
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lBs SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev
1. w SEELY will preach in this church, tomorrow
SUNDAY morning. at II o'clock, and at night at
II O'clock. oc lit
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gar MApAME Aa. CuLD.-The wo

EA MApAME Aa. CuLD.-The world
renowned Sun and Planet reader is astonishing the
community at large with her knowledge of Astrol-
ogy.
ness hundreds have left her house, without an Op-
portunity of consulting her. Therefore, she has
been prevailed upon by her numerous friends to re-
main a few days longer.
ga Admittance from s A. NJ, until p NJ, In or
street up stairs Price 81. Birth required.
oc l7-lw*
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So 30 CENT PORTRAITS by TYLER Il o., l39 Main
street. the only place worthy of visit by those in
want of Pictures.
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MARRIED.

On the fsth inst. by the Rev. Et8 wills. Mr.
JAMES Y, GUM 70 miss EUD0RA y .dauaRter o.
~ Warrington .ds and LynchbuFg papers please
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NASHVILLE, Oct. 16-The Bank of Tennessee ha
suspended.
The Legislature has under consideration the sub
ject of legaliziBg suspensions.
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SOUTHERN BANKS.

BANK SUSPENSIONS IN NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, Oct. 16.-Thc banks in this city suspen
led specie payment this morning.
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The CHINESE WALL.-Dr. Browning, in recent
lecture on China, said, In speaking OF the great
wall. that All the bricks, stones and masonry of
net furnish enough material for such structure
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DEAp.--charles @. Downy, formerly Of New AL.
bany, died In indianapolis on Friday last. Prof
d. was formerly professor In the Indiana Ash.
bury University, and was mao sf extensive cru.
ditloa.
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D6~ HooPs-Not those used by the
coopers but those beautiful Spinal Crinoine Hoops.
at "a Main street. sold at 25 cents set of three
pieces. Ladies send their servants for Them and
return them ii not liked. oc Tilt
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A BURGLAR SENTENCED FoR LIFE. The trial of
John Fellinger, aged German charged with
burglary in the first degree. under aggrayating
circumstances, was concluded in New York on Fri
day, the jury rendered verdict ofguity. The Re
corder in passing sentence said that he had evil
dence before him that the prisoner had served n
long term ofimprisonment in Germany for crimes
Of "A similar character that he was a notorious
burglar, that he had nearly committed two muir
ders, and that it was his imperative duty to pre-
vent such men from being at large. He sentenced
Fellinger to imprisonment in the State prison at
hard labor for the term of his natural life.
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ANTHRACITE Coal FOR FRENCH VESSELS OF War
Chief Engineer Martin has returned TO Washington
from New York, where he has been for the last two
weeks engaged in making experiments on board
the French steamer Fulton, with view to intro
ducipg the use of anthracite coal ON board that and
other vessels Of the French navy Mr.. Martin ex
presses great satisfaction at the result.
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was shot and killed in Baltimore ON Thursday by
Samuel Brown, jr., the keeper of drinking house
Brown was arrested.
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BALL AT THE

~ VIRGINIA RESTAURANT
ffE ON STU ST, OPPOSITE TaE NEW MAREET
E.sss ON NEXT MONDAY EVENING, Ocr 18TH,
81 TICKETS for Gentleman and Lady, One Dollar
and Fifty Cents, Supper included.
oc l5-4ts X. EMERSON, Proprietor.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

,--------.--@s@s--s---N-->~~
Fort Of Richmond. Octb'r 16--Hioh Water 3l9 0cPF
ARRIVED.
Steamer Belvidere, Keen, Baltimore. mdse, Lnd'
I'm. Watson.
CLEARED,
Bark John J. Palmer, Capt. Turner with III hhds
tobacco, for Venice by +. w. de Vess Co.
schr Emma Jane. Phillips. from Richmond, ar
rived at Baltimore 18th.
Schr. Ann Falkenburg, Rogers. from Richmond
arrived at New York 18th.
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PISTOLS FOR INDA.-The Hartford Courier says
that Col Colt is receiving more orders for his PTS
tolls than he can FILL The insurrecton i'll India is
the cause of the increased demand.
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yPW ORLEANS BANKS

NEW 0RLEANs, Oct 16.-The Bank Of New Or
leans, the Union Bank and the Mechanics and
Traders Bank have suspended.
Cotton 9lsal0 cts.
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INDIANA.-It is thought that Case, the republican
candidate, is elected member of Congress in the
10th district of Indiana, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Mr.. BrentoD,
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THE GOODS OF THE STEAMER NoRFoLK.-D. c. Crow
ell, Esq, Agent of the Union Steamship Company.
has just returned from the Beach, and informs MS
that part of the hnll, and some $1,000 worth of
the goods of the Norfolk, had washed ashore. The
goods were sold in the different districts From
SO to 60 per cent. salvage allowed the gross
amount of sales.
portion of the cargo of the brig Edward
Whittier has also washed ashore in damaged con-
dition, and been disposed of. The wreck was also
sold.-Nortoif DAY Bo0k.
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E6FoyTAINE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS makes the
teeth as white as ivory strengthens the gums, and
removes unpleasant odors frsm the breath.
Sold by all Druggists, and by
FIG. F0NTAINE & CO,
oc I6-9t 3n5 Broadway NJ Y.
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From BARBADoEs-Advices are to the 18th Sep
TENDER. The Governor in his address at the open
ing of the legislature the 18th, offers his con-
gratulations on the prosperity of the island An
increase of exports is anticipated The young su.
gar canes were very promising. Late intelligence
to the effect had been received from several
other slands.
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THEATRg.-The "Ice Witch, or the Knight of the
Frozen Hand" fairy spectacle, which has been
everal weeks in preparation, will be produced at
the Theatre tonight with new and splendid see
merry, and elegant costumes. We are assured that
this is one of the most attractive entertainments
ever presented to Richmond audience. 1t COM
bines mechanical illusions and tricks, which ex-
cite the wonder and admiration of the beholder,
and dances, songs, combats and tableaux, Ia which
the entire corps dromatjque participate 1t is one
of those spectacIes which are calculated to please
both young and old, aud We are quite confident
that all lovers Of innocent recreation will eagerly
improve the opportunity to crafty their propensi
ties for enjoyment. The amusing comedietta OF
.'wooipg Wife," in which Miss Fanny Morant
sustains six characters, will also be performed
This is really great bill and should attract nu-
merous audience.
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ny. New ATTRACTIONS. 4

RB. New ATTRACTIONS, at Powers,
ISL Main Observation-Disclosures the most beautiful
Picture in the world b0 sent to any part of the
United States in letter. This style of picture il
made upon iron pltte and can be tossed about
with impunity, it is fire proof. To be had only at
POWERS Gallery. oc Hts
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DEATH OF MINIsTER.-0n Monday last Rev. Mr..
Williams, local preacher of the Methodist Epis.
copal church, was crushed to death in of Pc
terson's coal pits, in the village of Limetown,
Washington county, Pa.
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RETURNING GooDS TO EURoPE.-To such an exten,
has the present crisis affected mportations that
some Of the New York importers it is stated, have
commenced to send back goods to Europe. rather
than pay the duty them or incur the risk of moi
being able to sell them
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TT fBf on fkfTlRS<-Renaihin in the
4nfGHMOND 'f0Sx OfffCE On the 18th day Of
- lsrscns appiyine fr Lettsrs. in this List. win
please say they arc ADVERTISED.
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SALARIEs.-The Washington Union mentions that
the salaries of the judges of the Supreme Court OF
the United States have, by recent act of Congress
been increased some 80 per cent over the old rates
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TIE DISPATCH.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DISPATCH must We nana'
ed in BY sir O'Clock IN ts afssrnoos In or"e. '. ~
pear the next day. Tho heavy pressure " 80
tisements upes tho columns OF oar paper wiz "o'
.s,,,, ~ tss,r reee,t,os after the hour named
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M ADMINISTRATORS NorIoE.-

1aD ADMINISTRATORS NoTICE.-HaV-
ing qualified as Administrator on the estate OF Ed
win B. Chisholm deceased all parties knowing them.
selves indebted viii please settle their dues. All par
ties having claims against his estate will please pre-
sent them, legally authenticated.
JN0. II. SHOOK, Attorney at Law.
nc Title .tT3 Onposte America Hotel.
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80 60 80
anderson mrs Mary j
Anderson mrs A N
Alien mrs Sarah z
Batter mrs Mary
Beale mrs Sophia B
Boan mrs Na9lon6
Biunt mrs Kitty.
Bradley mrs Esther
Baker mrs Amelia j
Bakery mrs -
Briggs miss Bette w
Cosby mrs Frances
Cook mrs l.
Quincy mrs Lucy l.
Clarke mrs Mary Ann .
| Coyne mrs James
Davenport Milly
DeusberTy miss NJ v
Dance mrs Mary
Driscole Margaret
Delany mrs NJ ]
Eagan mrs NJ
Englebright mrs ]
Fischer mrs D
Fulcher mrs b NJ
French mrs Il j
| Gamble mrs Sarah
Garrett mrs Robert 2
Grasswhitt miss PJ
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Hart mrs Mary Jane
Hiilyari mrs MARY r.
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Stevenson mrs kobt NJ
Sn ydane NJ 70 Henry .
Shelton mrs Clem'na M
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re- You CAN NOW FIND At ALEX. HILLS, Trunks,
yalices Ladies' Bonnet Cases of all sizes, and of all
qualities and at all prices. according to quality and
size and certainly as low they can be had in this
ar any other city.
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E VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL-
kasFF - ROAD-ANNUAL EXHIBITION VIZ

Ess. m. VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
~ - ROAD-ANNUAL EXHIBITION VIZ
GINA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOClETY-To
prevent imposition notice is hereby given that men,
bers of the State Agricultural Society who may
come over the road of this Company to Richmond
the occasion of the ANNUAL STATE FAIR,
which will commence on TUESDAY, the 9th OF DC
tober will lie allowed the privilege OF RETURNING
FREE and Ticket to that effect can be obtained OF
the Depot Agent at the time Of taking passage Ter
Richmond provided the Society certificate OF meii-
bership he exhibited to such Agent ut the time OF
purchasing Ticket for Richmond. Perssns will not
be allowed the privilege of returning free after be-
coming members in Richmesd Tickets not trans
ferablc and good only from the sd OF October to
Monday, the 2d OF November, inclusive.
Stock and articles for exhibition will he charged the
regular rate Of freight going to the Fair III returned
as the property of the same owners they Will be
carried back free, and the freight paid on going to
the Fair will be refunded
Persons intending to send Stock to the Far. are
requested to give notice to the Agent at the Depot
from which it is to be sent or to the undersigned
week previous to the time the required, to
enable the cars to be provided at the proper time.
Bv order of the Board Of Directors.
npst
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SPECIE PROM HAvANA.-The amount of $4,000 in
gold was received by several merchants in Charles
ton, from Havana, by the Cahawba, last Tuesday.
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DECEAsED.-Col. Nathaniel Wilson, an old and
highly respected citizen of Pittsylyania county,
Va, died on the 18th inst
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Bass miss Henrietta
Byrus miss Mary A
Bowler miss Matte b
Brown miss Mary y
Bot miss Lus B
Boston miss Leyinia
Bremmer mrs Jas
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Coles miss O
Cipher miss A
Calligan miss Fannie
4 Carol miss Mary
Christian miss Matte n
ID
Dufone miss Eienora
Drew mrs Robbey
Doyle miss Bridget
DANES miss Diana
Davies mrs John
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Eckert mrs N :
Eppes miss ID ID
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Firth mrs L J
Faulconcr miss IL A .
Gray mrs Elizabeth
Cartwright mrs Frankie
Gregory miss Alice v
Gay mrs Amanda X
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IIerard miss N
Hancock mrs Martha Q
Hudson mrs Margaret y
Hugmeyer mrs Johanna
Hillyard miss Eddie
. Hatchett miss Emma
Hall miss Eliza X
Harris miss Ella
Hughes mrs Esther
Hill mrs Mary
J
Jones miss NJ d
Jefferis miss NJ Jane
johnson miss Mamie
X
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Kelley miss Sarah A
Kelly miss Sarah NJ
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Lipscomb mrs Maria P
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Morton Sallie
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Perry mrs H0
Power mrs X
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Smack mrs Mary Ann
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Smith miss Ann Maria
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Whitworth miss Eliz'th 2
Walker miss BETTE NJ
Webster miss Amelia j
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nISPATCH
IL STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OFFICE,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond

This establishment (beng the most complete Prin.
terry in the SOUTH both as regards Types, Ornaments
&c, and the latest and most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning the finest specimens OF
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS.
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBILLS &C.
~ Particular attention given to fine work for
Banks, Public Offices. Insurance, Railroad and Trans
portation Companies Tobacco Factors &C.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS, BILL HEADS, Small
Circulars, Labels, &c. is capable of turning off Zoo
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
OF this establishment 10 obtain this description of
work at the shortest possible notice
speed. ~ 'e
printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
~ h INKS executed in the highest style of the art
~ ,iis branch OF the business the propretors can
saieiy CHALLENGE COMPETITION ~
60 srECiAL NOfICE-All who wish Cards
haSSr me approaching Fair, would do well to send in
lert - ample time to fill them - N' "A'i's
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AGRICULTURAL FAIB.-The first fair of the South
western Virginia Agricultural Society, was opened
at Wytbeyile on Tuesday last. The display
highly creditable and the attendance good.
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CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.
OLD POINT, Oct 14th, 1857.
Since the close of the watering season at this
place, there is very little of interest to CON-
municate
understand the Government will soon begin to
erect large buildings for an arsenal at this place.
am sure they ought TO be twice the size of those
contemplated. There is no place in the Union SO
we'll adapted as this for the manufacture of heavy
ordnance. and the government should erect large
buildings at It is TO be hoped that dele
gate To Congress, Mr.. Garnett, and our Senators,
will take active steps towards showing to Congress
the advantages of having sufficiently large works
erected here
As soon as the difficulties in Kansas all set
tled quite addition to the troops here is expect
ed.
chesapeake Female College, located near this
place. will be opened for the reception of students
the 18th of this month. The College interior is
nearly or quite completed, and will be furnished in
time. II is fine building, sufficiently large to
accommodate some 300 students.
Besides this lnstitution, with a corps of able
teachers, will mention the Academy of Mr.. John
B. Cary, located in Hampton. Mr.. Cary is a teach
er of considerable experience, and is aided by a
competent number of assistants.
Hampton is very healthy place, and socially, /
know of no superior to it and the surrounding
country.
A lecturer on spiritualism--d rapper-made her
appearance in Hampton few days ago. She was
met by some gentlemen in discussion and, from
all | can learn, endorsed. She left, carrying
with her no trophies. REPORTER.
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R9- PORTRAITS 30 cents, by TYLER Co. cooper
cent saved at the Steam Gallery, 1879 Main street.
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r ARGE STOCK OF FINE READY
IL MADE CL0THING.-Ths weeks receipts make
my stock complete in sizes, from the smallest 10
the largest Sizes in every article of Gents apparel of
all the latest sty les of this falls fashions Complete
in Dress Suits, Business do Overcoats and Shawls
and Furnishing Goods OF every variety. No pains
has been spared to make my stock of the finest and
most choice goods. and purchased at the lowest fig
with the lowest cash prices of any city, excepting
this time. All in want invited to examine
my stock. j. d. GOODMAN,
oc IL No Ilo Main street
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Government Arsenal-Troops-C
sdlsate Ftmate CabLge-Mr. John b. Ouy's -4cade-
my-.pirittaI Rappers, de-, dc.
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FIRE IN SMITH CoUNTY.-The dwelling house,
kitchen and meat house of Wade ID. Strother, in
smyth county, Va, were consumed by fire on the
18th INST.
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GENTS. CATER UPPERS READY
r. 'A' IisEssi u a ]; Iisfss i ss:s
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sf- You CAN NOW FIND AT ALEX. HILLS, Trunks,
yalices Ladies' Bonnet Cases OF all Sizes and of all
qualities and at all prices according to quality and
size and certainly as low they be had in this
any other city.
To- NsTICE-ALEx'R HILL has inst received, d.
rect from London, Ave hundred pair OF English
Buckskin Over Caters, Of all lengths. They are
both suitable for walking or riding. The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
will be sold low for cash. or to punctual paying GUS
toners.
CO. NOTICE TO MY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.--I am new prepared to
furnish them with Brogues, of the best quality, of
all sizes of my own make, and of all kinds. Also.
Boots and Shoes for ladies' gentlemen, boys, misses,
and children of every description--each of my own
manufacture and of the best imported work.
ALEX'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Boots and Shoes,
No III Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
Sc DR.. SANFoRD's LIVER INyIGoRAroR is what
wish to recommend with confidence to our read
ers, our reasons for which will appear in the follow
ing:
Some time since, while troubled with Dyspepsia
Indigestion and a thousand other ills that but
the Dyspeptc suffer, ply stefan denied the
of the favorite cup of coffee with breakfast. But
this did not lessen the evil, so by the Drs advice
meat was discarded from diet-yet Dyspepsia
haunted us day and night, until finding relief
ameng ply sicans commenced the use of family
medicines with less faith than hope. Among other
things, we were recommended to try DR.. SANFoRD's
LIVER INvIGoRAT0R. We tried it. and since then we
have recommended others to try it, while they in
their turn have given their recommendation, and
there that we know of who have tried il
but have been benefited by its usa 1t is the most
iRrig0rdtin9, life-giying basam have ever known
and happy in telling all of ts curative prop
critics. and in Recommending them when troubled with
any arrangement of the Liver to try this unfailing
remedy .-FreloRia Democrat.
FISHER II WINSTON and ADIE GRAY, Agents for
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nA1 SCHUUL FUK fUUNG LADIES.
II The Rev. W. E. WEBB, A. NJ will resume
,ssacning On ~, Vet ISL, az t,,e room IN
tween Broad and Marshall lately occupied by MIR. T.
w. Roster. The of study will comprise that of
most approved schools either North or South.
1horoughness IN every department will be special
ly regarded In addition to a Collegiate education
the advertiser has taken special palms. by personally
visiting within the last few years. the most approx
I'd institutions Of country to introduce into his
system all that is really desirable.
REFERENCES:
Rt Rev. VIM. Meade, D. D.; Rev. j. Grammer, Rev.
J. Clark, Thomas J. Green, Esq, Halifax CO.; Rev
g. w. Dame DIR. n. Green Danvilie; III. billiard
VIM. Martin, ESQ. DIR. G.. Hairston, Henry CO.; Rev
A. b. Tazzard, A: NJ, Chesterfield; Rev. John Cooke
Rev. H. Stringfelow. Hanover; Rev N. A. 0kesen,
Norfolk; Rev. A. Wade. VI d. Charles City; Hon. T.
L. Harris NJ. c., washington; Rev n. Head, Rev G.
Woodbridge Rev. Mr. pettigrew, A. Y. Stokes, Esq.,
o. p. Baldwin, Esq, Col. Fontaine, Richmond.
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