The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

Plaid I.inseys; PULLED Cloths; satinets: Ksrssys.
sheep Gteys; Blankets; Heavy Cas"i~srss; Bleaeh.d
Brown Jeans Furniture and Apron Checks. colored
Domestcs; Ticking; Prints; Osnaburgs, &c As.
se2-Jt 29 BROAD STREET.
E09~ FALL, 1867.
HEAVY NEGRO CLOTHING, BLANKETS. &C.
THUS. X, PRICE Il co. have made arrangements
gro Clothing. Coarse Woolens, blankets. &C., TO
which they invite the attention OF the Merchants
Farmers. Planters and Traders OF Virginia and n.
These Goods are bought directly from the Agents
and Manufacturers, upon the very best terms. and
will be put at the lowest rates such Goods be cold
for by the largest houses In the country.
They ars now making large additions 10 their
stock In this department, among them tho follow
Negro Blankets, (grey Plaid Linseys, -. 10 and
qualities =" '''' ''-'' '''' penitentiary PlaIds
Heavy Sleeps dreys (Out Plaid oznaCurgs flor out
hands, womenl
Sheep Grey Twflls do do. Carolina Jeans do do.
Kerseys (best makes) Bed Blankets, l04. ia,
Cassinets flor house ser l2s ard l3i
wants. Bro and Bleached Sheet
Cotton 0znaburgs ings, 4, 1914 and IS4
- and 81 Brown Cotton Bid. Cotton (all brsnds)
Pulled Cloths (for men) kerseys for women. &C.
And by every arrival throughout the sea,on, In
addition 10 u splendid supply OF Imported and Do
mestie Goods, they will receive full and complete
Muslin Curtains, Brocatees, Sat de LANES, Curtain
Damssks, Moreens, Tassels, Cord. Gimps, Rringss,
Loops, Cornice; Ladies' Pur Capes, yictorinrs and
Cuffs; particu lars Of which will Do given in future
THOMAS r. PRICE 4 co,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers.
au 3l-d6cwlm 20 Main street.
HsA- WHITE TEETH, PERFUMKp BREATH
AND BE,UrIYu CoxpLExros-Csn be acquired by
using the "B1m qfa Taousand F7o'cers" What lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse Of dis
grecable breath, whom, by using hte BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS as a dentrihce would not only
render it sweet. but leave tho teeth white alahas-
ter? Many persons do not know their breath Is tad
and the subject Is delicate their friends will never
mention it. Beware of counterfeits be sure each
bottle IL signed FE-RIp1E Co.
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER.
r. NH ll-eod6m Agents for Richmond.
BeTy BURNETT's CocoAINE.-For pre-
serving and identifying the hair, and rendering Il
dark and glossy. The Cecooine holds, in q liquid
FORM large proportion of doodOriB d CocOa-nu Oh
prepared expressly for this purpose Ne other COM
pound possesses the peculiar properties whkh sx
1t softens the hair when hard and dry-it sooth-s
the irrtated scalp sknit afvrds the richest lustrr
remains longest in efect-'snd it is the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world
Prepared by J9seph Burnett 4 Co, Boston. Per
No ls5 Main street, Richmosd Va, at 20 sesis fOi
halfpnt bottle. auH-lu
Bayn RICHMOND MADE SrovEs.-THE
ADVANTAGES IN PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE STovss.
They made OF the best material and extra hesvI
to stand tho i'll usage OF seryanta. brok "a
plates can be conveniently replaced at a Moderate
cost. They warranted 20 operate 10 the satsfsc
ten Of the purchaser. They cost no moro per pound
whole,alc wsreroom at the Fou.dry. Retail trade
supplied BY the city dealers
nearly six years, and have acquired high reputa-
ton for the quality of their Manufacture
ASA SNYDER.
For nearly six years have been supplying my
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured at
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.
and have found them to give general satisfaction,
A hH of
YALE Co are now prepared to furnish the trade
with any description OF thcre d lei steyes
au 22-3m $50 Main street.
nag LISTEN, Ys DYsPEPTIos.-Go AND
DO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURE.-The Rev
James Hunnicutt, proprietor and editor Of that sxcsl
lent paper the Christian Banner published at kreder
cksburg Va. in his editorial Of June 5th. 1857, thus
pe H1aPfoN:s VEGETABLE T1NCruRE.
1t will be recoected By many Of readers that
several years ago in the editorial columns of
the Christian Banner. that HAsPross VEGErAsLE
cssethat had labored long with this terrible
disease and suffered most awfully, the pain and
melancholy which necessarily accom- paIxas this nor
rible enemy Of man and mans happiness. For "a long
time We lived in constant fcer that the fell monster
tons nncture, the gloomy demon has not yet re
surned, and We begin to think he never VII.
We now feel confident in saying that HsmPtsn's
Vegetable Tincture has made radical cure vi DyN
pepsia in our own case We have not taken drop u
for the last two years. to the best OF our
chew tobacco to our hearts content, and all is we'll
We believe that twelve bottles Judciourly taken sii
cure nine out of every ten of dyspeptics. We
con-ciontiousiy recommend il to all dyspeptios.-
The spring time and summer II lie most recommended.
therefore, philanthropist call attention to H.
Editor ofuts Christian Banner.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Cough.
Rheumatism, Scrofula. &c. As restorative and In.
vigorstor, II has beep highly recommended.
HAMPT0NS |EGETABLE TINCTURE
ES- Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
II trial.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD CO., Richmond; BIZ
Dr. COOKE, Frederic sburg; by all the Druggists IA
Petersburg; by MORTIMER K M0WBRAT, Balti-
more, and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
80 Il mar H~'l@: six bottles for S. e e-t&e
CHANoIs, MISSOURI July II, 1857.
By Mr.. E. BAKER-DEAR SIR: Being