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AL rriges amounting 70
?, NJ FfI4''-t AIIi'FUIitTFIg 10 q
Whole TGCSe'r SO; Halves s.; Quarters 81 81
PLAN or TuE LOTTERY

b
whole TcSets So; Halves s.; Quarters 81 So
PLAN or TliR LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 J0.Eu, CORES ponding with
thee Numbers the Tickets printed Oh separate
slips %! paper are cucIrc!ed with small tin tubes and
placed n Uue Wheel.
The first 49, przes similarly printed and encircled
s;s placed in another Wheel.
Tnu wheels then reyolSed. and a number Is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers and At the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn ont ARE opened and exhibit
al 70 the 9udieuCe, and Feglstere! by the CoInnliS
snners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation repeated until all the frizcs
ara drawn out,
4PPN0xi&4rlox PaIzEs-The two preceding and
rle two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes viii BE- entitled to the = AEpToXlina-
rIon rrEus, For example: II TiChetNo ll,25d draws
the sn PTLe those Tickets numbered ,2i., 24s,
i5l u 2i2 Will each be entitled to SitI. IL Ticket
No SO draws the S2i,ns0 Prize those Tickets mum
le-ed SIS, 54y 5jl, 5j2 viii each lee entitled 10 $3.50;
aud s5 on. according 20 the above scheme.
Tie 800 prizes 1i Sal will he determined by the
last figure oithe number that draws the StsEs E[lle
Fer example: II the number drawing the $toJsn
prize ends with No. !, thon all the Tickets where the
nuHiber ends u l, will he entitled to so lfthe NUM-
her ends with SO.2 then all the Tickets whore the
uumber euds in . viii be entitled 10 SD and so on
a.
Certificates ofpsckages will be sold at the following
rates which is the Eisk:
keFflhrufe al IL, rnrlky,y Of ~ whole Tickets $Si
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kSSTs, IN thIs city, continue exorbi-
t"ntly high notwithstanding th. scsrcity Of mo.
heS, ahd from present APPEARANCES vail Gecr,ass
very little II any Siuali houses arc not t,I be Oh.
ta.Aod 10 LUy ice. II desired within convenient
disthnca ~ nusIn.s.
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NARROW ESaArE Yesterday af ernonn
wagon. loaded with wheat and tram, harked into
the bssin, hear the 6sllego mills Fhn rnn.es wers
cut loose ahd rescued, hni neither the ragon uor
the wheat had been recovered a, u 'ate hour last
evening.
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PoLIfIou,-The Lancaster PA American COM
nittee have adopted an address in fhvor Of An.er-
icanism and a protective tariff. A resolution Was
adorted approving OF the course of Mayor swami
in the recent Baltimore election
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ONE OF UNCLE SAWS SPECUL4TIoSs-The military
asylum at Harodsburg formerly Graham =
SprnEs) was offered by the government at public
sale on Thursday last but did not find a purrhas-
er II is raid that 81 Gt0 all that va. bid for
il. when the commissioner bid for the government II
81 500, Stating that be was directed not To- per-
nit il to 20 tor less than that amount but that Il
an advance was made upon that bid the properly
would be sold There being no advance the sAi .
was stopped. The property was sold by Dr. Gra-
ham to the United States years ago for sl09
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DEATH OF AN AMERICAN SHrnsssrER-cant Rot
luson. Of the sehr. b. Watson. Of phiiail.lphis
died at Havana. previous to the 9TH inst OF yellow
fever, aged about tfiy years.
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FATAL AceIDESr.---on the night Of the 18th inst.
the nail train going south from Petersburg, Va.
ran over n negro bov aud mnie, owned by William
Lundy. of Greensviile county, Va, s.vering the
negroes head from his body.
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MECHANICS AND LtBoRERs WANTED IN KAHsAs-We
have received information from several reliabi,
gentlemen just arrived from Kansas that a large
number of M chanics and laborers are wanted IN
that Territory ut thu present time In several al
the towns they have not sufficient number nj
mechanics to do half the work which il rrouired
and for which they would receive from e. q. 10 -
per day One gentleman tells ns there is nnt Il
single shoemaker. tailor black smith. or tinsrniti
II ihe town OF UsawattEmie nor in Paoil in IN.
kins county In fact. there is a deficiency in all
the mechanical branches throughout the Terri.
l"ry Two or three builders nlonopOlisa all the
work in town. and they are 40 bu.iiy engaged in
~rccting dwellings ou their own account that tn.
refuse TO do and are unable To attend 70, outside
wurk.--.N. Louis Um.
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BOOKSELLERS CREpITs.-The New York Book Pub
fishers Association have unanimously adopted res
olutons to the effect that they will sell after Jan
nary LIST, 1858. on not longer than four months
credit, requiring notes fcim current exchange on the
city in which they respectively do business also
that they will hereafter require the settlement Of
al! trade accounts quarterly. balance under one
hundred dollars being payable in cash, and over
that AMOUNT by note at three months, iCh current
cJChCRge.
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NEWSPAPER LIBEL SUIT THAT REACHED THE CorRr
OF APPEALS The Utica Observer notices decision
just rendered by the Court of Appeals, in what is
termed the "Otsego Count Libel suit" ialLaer vs.
Prentss. The suit WAS instituted in ls4q, the DE-
trn6ant having published the alleged libel in the
Cooperstown Freemsn's Journal Of which he was
editor. The case carried to the Court of A,,-
peals by the plaintiff who appealed from the iudg-
meDt of the Supreme Court against him for costs
The court Of last resort dismissed the appeal.
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ONE YOfF.-In Franklin couuty Rassei the
American candidate for Assembly is elrcted by
one vote over Andrus, Democrat. The vote stand.
for Ru.scil, 1918. for Antrus, 1872 MIR Pr.x.r
republican, is also elected IN Syracuse by one vote
over Mir. Cook. demOcIat.--N l. ErnrsEs
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Their stock consists in part Of
Rod gers "Wostcnholm's l." Butchers" and Map
pins pocket and table Cutlery RazOrs. Scissors
and Shears
Bellows, Anvils, Vises. Stocks and Dies and Tongs
Uorse and Mule Shoes. and driitns horse shoe
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
AZles, Springs Nuts Washers. carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast shear, blister and German Steel
Spades, Shoves, Forks, Hoes, Picks and Mattoxes
Stirrup Irons, Bits, Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Trees
Wagon stage and gig Hames
Brides Halters, Girths and Web ReiRs
Pad stock, chest till, rim and mGrtice Locks
Building Hardware of every description
Carpenters, smiths and saddlers Tools, Of every
description
.iInmons, Collins', Mann's and Virginia" Axes
Genune Anchor Bolting Cloth
y. B.-They are. also, sole agents in Richmond
or Fairbank's celebrated Scales. sci
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FALLEN FROM GE.cs.-rhe Rev. MIR Derby who
preached in Woodstock. Vt. tive years since and
has subsequently been travelling ia that State so
Letting funds to n theological college at Canton. y
Y. arrested at Derby atew weeks since for the
crime of adultery. The other guilty PARTY Is bro
ther cierRyIuan's wife
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WOODFIN'S SPECIFIC!-FOR

~ CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
me proprietor o! this Specific has been aware oI
~ WRITES for several yesrs having frequently made
small qnautties for RrHtuitOus distribution to the
afncted. He had idea of Oi'ering il TO the uulc
IN this form, until he urged "a do So by many
who had been cured by its He now with "a e;;t
ccnndtnce offers 1t TO the pubC tuT the two dspa
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspetsja
not ~ general psnacea for all the ills flesh Is heir
to. Many certificates may be seen at all the places
of sale
Manufactured and sold by a. WOODFIN 2jth
street, Church EIi price 81 per bottle or 6 bottles
for s.. For sale also, by GRURBS APPERsoN; E. J.
PICoT; j. W POLLARD, 18th street. and Pr SNELLNGs
corner OF Broad and 18th streets Church Hill.
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HoCsED Margaret Walden, Peters
burg free ntgress, and Ca.weii Cosby, a uanovsr
sutJe CT. we're both committed 20 jali yesteTday,
TOR being in the city with improper passes.
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HEADQUARTERS TENTH REG'T OF INFANTRY, !
CAMP WINFIELD, ON HAMS FORK,
October 2, 1857.
BRIGHAM You've, Esq,
Governor of I'Tah Territory.

Governor of UTah Territory:
SRI have the honor to acknowledge the re-
cept of your communication of Sept. -, 1857 with
two copies Of II proclamation and one Of the laws
of Utah. and have given it attentive consideration
am at present the senior and commanding officer
OF the troops of the United States at this point.
aud will submit your letter to the General com.
manding, soon as he arrives here
In the meantime. | have only to say that these
troops are here by the order of the President Of
the United States, and their further movement,
and operations will deIsnd entirely upon orders is
sued by competent military authority.
Very respectfully,
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A subscriber writes 10 the editor of q western
paper III don't want your little paper any lon
ger" To which the editor replies, II wouldn't
make IL any longer il you did"
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Odessa Russia Arms have offered to sell to the
Austrian iron founders. at low price. the Eng
ish and French cannon balls, which were collect.
ell at sebastopol.
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n WALKER & co. have added to
y. their already large and well selected stock OF
Gentlemtns Fine Clothing, assortment of over
Goats, Business Goats, Fancy and Black Cashmere
Pants, merin0, Velvet and silk Vests Also, large
lot Furnishing Goods. Alsoa very desirable lot Of
Geutlemens Travelling ShaWls. Strangers would
DO well 10 drop i'll and look, before purchasing.
n. WALKER IL co.
oc 81 IO3 corner Main and Pearl sta
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Snow SToRM-Snow commenced falling ahout
eight o'clock last evening. About niue o. clock the
snow fell fast and furious. The storm continued
for several hours, although most of the time the
snow did not tall very freely. This morning there
are flakes in the air, the advance guard of the ar
mics of the storm King snd the first issue Of the
new notes OF the Winter Cloud bank.-Rocisster
american, Nor. IA.
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WOMAN TO WALK ONE HUNDRED AND FIvR Con-
SEcUTIyE H0CRs.-Mrs. VI. jackson, of Harrisburg,
Pa. has commenced the f, at of walking one hun
dred aud five consecutive hours without any rest of
any kind The performance il TO be done for a
gold belt valued Mt $3.50
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The c 5. steamer Miasisslppi arrived at "a. He
lena, oct 3d, frou. y. York, via NedeTissli we'll.
She woald proceed to Cape Town Oh the 9th.
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SUIT FOR LIBEL This suit, in which
'h@ New York and Virginia Stsamship Company
Ara hhellants. and the Union Steamship Company
are respondents is brought in the Admiralty Court
before Judge Hsly ybuiton, for collision which
took place in Elzab-th River uesr Crapey Island
Liaht Boat. about seven miles from Norfolk on the
night of the 7th of January 1850 between the
steamships jamestown and fenusytvsnia Tho
i'"el alleges that by the careIs->ness -ud neslf-
gCnce of the Pennsylvania the JaIpestnvu MAS
-rshIiH damaged. The respondents aII.se that the
lamrstc~n Was alone il isut iu running al ufxht
during a dense fog The Case has already occu sled
hTe days and seems likely to- consume several
more before it is concluded. VIM. \. Watson Lsq.
appears as counsel fer the liheiant.. and judge w
". Crump and James u. Crenshaw, hsq, Tor The
respOndents.
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HE tlTY oUNCn are steadily at work
revising the ordinances. aud IL is hoped that the
members viii stick z" the job, bad as ~ L. nti
completed 1t the present Council fail To perfect
The revision all the work they hav. done viii he
:" go over again by their SUCCESSORS ". have
very little doubt that "A committees IT thre. II
clothed With tn" authority would have performed
-" i''' 'n"'" peediy and jus Us satisfactorily as
the whole body
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WILD PIGEOSSIN NORTH CAROLISA-The Ashboro'
Bulletin says that millions of wild pigeons made
their appearance in Randolph last week They
are devouriDg the acorns, which are abundant this
year, and will deprive the hogs Of much of their
winter substance.
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in its iucipient stage, and for Colds and
Com chs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands flT
the patronage of a southern community. This medi-
cine does not profess to eradicate all Diseases Of what
ever nature, with which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare it he the
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation il
has acquired for Itself and that too without putting
with those who have used it, and from the great
bcr of certificates OF residents OF Richmond. VINO
have been benefited and cured by its use she feels
liberty 10 commend it to general Use, satisfied that
the afflicted Csnuot it Witheut receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers.
For sale by Mrs. 4. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex Duyal, Chas hillspauQh H. J. Picot, A. Bode-
kpr and Chas ID Vale mY2I
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PuSIsHED.-We learn that two men were last
week tried and convicted at Paramount of throw
ing stones at train while in motion the full pen
atty of the law-fne and imprisonment inflicted.
II appears the men had been put off the train pre-
vonsly by conductor, and 10 order to obtain re-
venge they stoned the train every time he came
along until they were arrested Hheeiing Times.
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u. s. CIKCUtr CouRT. The criminal
term Of this .urt ~ill cniofnence hext Monday
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o $50 REwARD.-The above re

~ .S-V II L " I hUUVC
.Esa ward Of twenty dolarH will be paid by the
msrlC subscriber to any pcrsou who viii deliver 10
$xs, him, at Graf StDn, in llrnrico county, his
gIU .iri NANCY who some times calls herself Nancy
GanhHm, wh0ran away on the l2th Of this month
Aancy is very likely bright mulatto, bushy head
very bright BLACK eye aud about Is years old. She
is believed to be- III ths Cv of Richm nd, or its Vi
ciuity. NM A. CHRISTIAN
DC Ats CraigtOn, HenFiCo co.
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MECHANICAL. ID
TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

= - ESTABLISHMENT THIRTEENTH STREET
BkTW ZEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriher IL
tulIy prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons FOR past favors and sus-i;s con
he promise his customers that ali work dnI,a b%
hin Will at least be equal to any other house in the
CITY ana fully as cheap-e fact known to all persons
who know what good work is f
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.--Hei Is prepared to
execute this description of work in a yerv snner;Gr
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE.-Aways on hand large and general
asSortnienI e n GI I'm are, wholesale and retail.
kinds otGas Fitting in the best manner w Viii
PUAPS.-He keeps always on hand !, large and ax
tensive stock of Wsll and Garden Pumns "a
fe IL CHARLES n PI.~CYCy
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Andrew White, Esq, Vice President of the Com
nercial Bank. at Albany, n. Y. and one of the orr
ginai proprietors of the Evening Journal died
there Tuesday.
Sir uore and Lady 0useley have been the guests
OF Judge Roosevelt while in New York. en- ro,Re o
W ashhgton Lady 0useley is sister 10 Judge
Rooseyeits wife.
OF nearly 1880 men employed in several estat,-
lishments in Springfield. Mass, last August, only
$50 have been discharged
Mrs. Emma Gillingham Bostwick. the favorite
vocalist and teacher of music, 10 about to estab-
lish residence at Chicago, III.
The depth of water in the Mississippi at the
present time is thirteen feet against fourteen feet
at the same period last year.
IL Is estimated that half million dollars worth
Of property has been destroyed in the western part
Of New York by the freshets Of last week.
Edwin Booth closed an engagement at the Me-
tropolitan theatre, Rochester. last week.
Bishop Meade confirmed Is persons recently at
New Market, Nelson county, Va.
Ex-President Pierce is In Boston.
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- SArrRnAr ~ NorFMRER

AFE NUN VA Nun ThlGFc.
p.iEea of $5n1. approxiIGatng to S60,O01
prize. are $500
r1izes of 500, approxj,natiug to S23,Go
ps.4r, are I,aD
pr.as,s q &fo. approximating to $1,000
Igita. are SO
prizes of Sl2b, spproximating to $3.50
Tr,Ges, are SO
prizes OF $ln0. approximatIng to 500
prize, are 40u
pFizos Of SIS. approximating to $3.50
rT-rc, are 800
prEes Of 50, approximating to $500
r~,zc, are 200
fNfo prizes OF So are 10000
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CLOTHING.
Z. S. McELROY,
AER CHANT iLOR.

IA HE II CHA VT II II Or,
~ NO. 2, BALLARD house,
--t-2- Has or hand good assortment Of CLOTHS
CASoIMERES. VESTlNGS, &C., which he IS pre-
pared to make up III fashionable style, on coon
TERMS, and at short notice In connection with the
above. he has made angenlents with the well
known house Of WIN. +. Jennings CO.. one Of Ia,
most fashionable establishments in Broadway New
York, supply him with superior Clothing and hay
now hand an assortment OF ali sty los fruIu ME
dunn the finest quality All new styles viii be III
troduceG as they came out.
Al assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS viii be kept constantly on hand
~ dim - MCFIEnV
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STAYING AT lloME-Duriug the recent State elee
tions IN New York, nearly 1000 voters who came
out IN 1896 have remained at home in 1857. The
reVulsion and other causes diminished the political
excitement.
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oc 26 lG3 corner Main and Pearl sts
A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN
L TEEL CLOTHING, al Ilo Main street, and our
stock We con 'ider superior in every respect.
The assortment i'd complete in all points, size
quail ity and style Dress and Business Cots, Over
Coats and Rsglans. Shaws and Blankets Shirts and
Drawers, Collars and Crsvats. Socks ard Gloves
Altogether, making up the largest stock ever shown
by us.
Crowds of Goods which we are disposedto ell cheap
for cash.
Walk in and buy what you want.
GR0SH0NG, TUPMAN h CO,
oc 80 ll0 Main st.
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NOTICE.-Having now in store yer,

NOTlCE.-Having now in store a very
~ large stock of fine CLOTHING, embracing Over
Goats ka&ans Shaws, Blankets. Clotls, firle Dress
Vests great variety; Pants, of French and English
Cassimeres, aud FUKN FISHING GOODS OF choice se-
ections, from finest TO low grades My stock in va
riety Is unsurpassed and marked down to suit thes.
hard times My Old patrons and the public are in-
vted TO CALL all IN want, will profit themselves by
Main ST. j. D. GOODMAN
N B.-Ihe Goods viii be sold. OcT
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SOUTHERN IRON WORKS-LEW

SOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS
ON Ith street, West side between Main and Cary'
FIX, FIXTUkES F0R MANUFACTURING TOBACCO
HERANDAHS, every description of CAST AMI
GRATING aud al kinds OF HOU Sc AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will bo done with neatness and dis
patch, such terms as warrant will give satsfac-
ton Ny old friends, and the public generally are
solicited 10 give me a call before engaging else
where. myS-66u
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS on

{ rhhIES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
- sHOEkLS, TONGS and POKERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates
iinclIdlnG every style Of Eenaers Summer Pieces
nahdsohe AMI plasn sets of Shovels Tnngs and
foktrS Se"cn different sizes of coal Scuttles inne,
snd PoksTs; Blower Stands, Bras and Irou FooJmAus
nre 8rck re Slabs nd Jams; sets Of Soap Stone or
setting up CRATES Tavern and Church Bells of
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers and otbars in
want of any of the above articles, can be supplied At
the lowest Northern prices ] am mRurfactrring
AL Kinds OF Brass and iron Work of the above de-
scripton, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY and
GHATE and FENDER NANUFACTURY, No 225
Richmond Va. 0'
sc l6--3m 6 n DESnoN
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no THE VISITORS OF THE STATE

'VO THE VISITORS OF THE STATE
a AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-FATR COMPETE
TlON A JEWEL $4,000 IN STOCk.-WM. IRA
SMITH, Fashionable CIother.-Haying recently en-
ged and improved my sales room, at ia Main
would ask of the paIronizing public to call and
mine my assortment of
READYMADE CLOTHING,
For Men and Boys wear. Thankful for past tavors.
would say, that Effort my part shall be want
ing to give entire satisfaction.
Ny stock is laid in for the RETAIL TRADE only,
and embraces all kinds of GAKM ENTS and FUR
NISHIAG ARTICLES, usually kept in Clothing
house, comprising all the
LATEST STYLES
as to cut, pattern and fabric and made by the best
wOrkmen. NJ object Is TO sell good article ut -
fair price and will offer them at such prices az will
SUIT TIE TINES
word TO the wise is sufficient. Call and examine.
VIM IRA SMITH,
Oc "A ia Main st
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uARTSHORNE'S CUKE-ALL.
Il PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
IT C0NQUERS ALL PAINS.-THE MAGIC WON.
DER OF THE DAY.
This valuable preparation is used internally aud
externally. Ii cures instantly
TOUthaChe Headache
Spraius aud Bruises pieurisy
Cholera MOrbua Chiblalns
sudden Colds AAue
Neuralgia Earache
rheumatism SCslds and Burns
COrns Cholera
Pain in the Limbs Pain in the Sides
Pain in the Stomach Pain in the Breast
Dysentery Frosted Feet
Sore Throat Broken Breasts
Pain in the Feet Pain in the Womb
Pain in the Back Pain in the Bowels
Weakness Of the Chest.
Being fine Tonic, it is very beneficial 10 Weah
Stomachs, Weak Bowels, Dyspepsia and General De-
bility.
IN BOTTLES 2j AND ~ CENTS.
az Every family, traveller and lAborer should al
ways have bottle with them, in ot accident
sudden sickness
80. n.Wkenever you have pain use the CURB-AL
and yen will obtain Immediate relief and cure. Soils
by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.. and
au2T WM p. LADD
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GEO. j. SUMNER

T~- -ss=zzsaszs7 RICHMOND, Oct. lst, 1857.
10 - saasas4ss s;y4ssss1 SPECIAL NOTICE.-0n
ami after this date ALL packages intended for Ex-
PRKss, on the MAIL TRAINS of the Virginia Cen
{ -al Railroad, will he received ut our office I34 Main
street, instead OF Railroad Depot heretofore, be
iag in conformity with an arrangement made with
the above Company.
J. L. MACDONOUGH, Agent
90 5-ts Adams Express Company.