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THE CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL TOTAL
Abstinence Soclety Of Washing
ton n,,zs announce with pleasure, 10 tho
First Annual PIC Mic viii he held ,.Ithin tnp lm
It's of the Georgetown College Grounds, on MON
DAY, August 10th.
The Committee nave made, every arrangemert
necessary Tor the comfort and pleasure Of all who
may participate in the enjoyments OF the dsy.
me musical arrangements have been cnnfded ~
MT. Esputa, Leader of Esputa's Cnrivaled Band.
The public need no other assurance Of the super
ority OF the MUSIC upon this Occasion, as Mr. EspUts
is known to excel al Others in his profession.
Inc Ice Cream, Confectionery. and Refreshment
department WILL he under the superIntendance of NJ.
Joseph Schafteld, (late foreman at Viewers
No spurious liquors will he allowed upon the
grounds. An ample police force has been engaged
hence the best order and decorum will be preserved.
-Four large Coaches will leave the corner Of 10Th
and streets at 10 O'Clock. and one every ten min
utes alter until II O'Clock. AMER that hour every
Coach to Georgetown will convey passengers 10 the
College Grounds. In all the Coaches the usual rates
Of fare will be charged.
Abundance to the grounds % cents.
Tickets can be procured at the Drug Stores of DIR.
Walsh, Navy Yard, and James n. Calfan, Seventh
street: Savages Hardware Store from the OitceTs
and Members of the Society. and at the Colleg e
Gate on the morning of the Pic Nc.
au sd tNews& InteD
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INDIA RUBBER BALLS, TEETHlNG
RINGS, RATFLES, &c, at
au a-3t LAMMOND'S, 7th street.
UA RRT'S TRICOPHEROUS, LYONS
-. kATHAlRON, FRENCH POMADE, &c,
at Tau 8-3tD LAMMOND'S.
nNE PIANO AT SIS; at SS7; at $50; at
second hand Pianos, at JOHN r. ELLIS,
aus SIG Penn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts.
ONE SECONDHAND MELODEON VERY
~ low. Also, tive new ones, for sale or rent upon
reasonable terms. JOHN f. ELLIS,
aus SIC Penn. ave., bet. 9Th and 9th sts.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-On and after Nor :
~ day, tho 10th instant the entrance of our store
VIII be on ID street, between 9th and 10th Streets
where we ere still Offering large and desirable
stock OF Summer and Fall Clothing for Men and
Boys at cost prices.
8-St WALL & STEPHENS
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Two CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

BALDWIN BROTHERS have al their Factory
the best lot of MOULDINGS ever offered for sale
IN the District, consisting Of ga, g. 81 and inch
Band Mouldings "a, 51s. and inch Crown Mould
who desire them. nm s-2t
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FROM Col MOBILES PARrY.-Col. Mobiles
the Superintendent of the Wagon Road from
Fort Ridgely to the South Pass, reiohed Saint
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SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG
- LADIES, ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
No u-os ~

Principal. DONALD MACLEOD, A. NJ, Univer-
slty OF Glasgow, formerly Head Master of Ravens
croft College and AshwOod School. and Professor
of Rhetoric and Bellies Lettres in the Columbia
Institute.
This School Will he opened on the second Monday
OF September next, for the reception Of limited
number of Boarding Pupils and Day Scholars, who
will be treated, all respects, members of the
Principals family. The design To offer TO young
ladies' from distance all that is included in the name
advantages of Home influence.
, The Sessions will begin on the second Monday of
September and first Monday of February, in each
year The vacations will extend through The months
of July and August.
Circulars containing full information may be OBJ
wsrded by mail, to any address, on application.
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TOURNAMENT AND FANCY BALL.
The hrst Tournament and Fancy Ball OF the sea
son wall come of at the auquier White Sulphu
Springs, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
r.l INGRAM a. BAKER,
an 6-lw proprfptors.
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DORTO RICO SUGARS. &c.
Il - hhds Porto Rico SUGAR and MOLASSES
5000 pounds handsome shoulder BACON
tierces of yaryls's superior sugnr-cured HA NJ
. boxes new CHEESE, in good order.
Just received, and for sale BY
au6-a MlnDI ETDN A. PEaII
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EVENING STAR.
THE WEEKLY STAR.

wAsHIN TON CITY:
SATURDAY Recommendations -, 1851.
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NSoehSA Ava eAiS ofAluS 10 uluu6 lfOm the mOfSe
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
Tho time of observation is about z clock a. m !:
August g, 1857
New York N. Y..........fne.
PhiladelPhia, Pa..........clear, fine.
Baltimore, Md. clear, pleasant.
Washington, d. C....... .foggy, pleasant
Richmond, clear, pleasant
Petersburg, va beautiful weather
wilmington, ~. C..... cloudy, cool
Columbia, 3 clear, pleasant.
Charleston; >. C..........clear, pleasant.
Augusta; Ga....."..."..ciear, pleasant.
SdVahhdh, I'd. .......... .clear. pleasant.
Macon, Ca. cloudy, cool.
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. cloudy.
Montgomery, Ala. cloudy, pleasant
Mobile, Ala ..cloudy, pleasant
GAINESVILLE, Miss. cloudy, pleasant
New Orleans, La......... CLOUDY, pleasant.
" FROM THE WEST.
The following reports have been furnished bv
the National Telegraph line:
Frederiek, Md: :.........clear, warm.
Cumberland, Md. .foggy, pleasant.
Hagerstown, Md clear, warm.
Harpers ferry clear, cool.
w ihchester. ..ciear, cool.
Ma, MarunsourG; .............ciear, cool.
Wheenng, Va............clear. warm.
uraitoh, Sa..............cl clear, warm.
Al w ashington, yesterday, p. m, the barom-
eter was I'D 800, thermometer This morning
ut p, m, the barometer was 80 $40, thermometer
NAVAL COURTS OF ISoUIRY-Before Court
No l, to-day, Mr.. Bricc read tho defence of
1t Marin. After which the court adjourned
until the 9TH Of September. ~ ..- p.
Before Court No. 2, the defence of 1t. Har-
rison is being read by Mr.. Stanton. It. Per-
~ defence is expected to follow. After which
the court will probably adjourn over as the
other courts have done. p = 'as4 'e,.-fT 81
60. tEr'if p
FROM Col. MOBILES PARrY-Col Mobiles,
the supe rintendent of the Wagon Road from
Fort Ridgely to the South Pass, re3ched Saint
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SEW NC MACHIN
BALTIMORE CITY MALT HoeSE.

MALT FOR SALE.-The undersigned havins
recently purchased the CITY MALT HOUSE,
corner OF West Falls avenue and Block street
would annonnee 20 Ms .ends ana me public taat ~
MALT for sale on liberal terms.
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CHEAP FAMILY GROCERIES.

The subscriber oders SUGAR, COFFEE,
HAMS. SIDES and SHOULDERS, FLOUR so
MEAL, BUTTER and EGGS. at No. So IN
street, corner OF II.
an eff JONAS y. LEVY.
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INIrIA LS-Charman Of Dem. Com; Democratic Review
Minister from venzuels; Excelsior Lodge. No. Dssc
Cumbd PTeehyn CT. Manager Of Nat Theatre L. Hotel
Prcpretor OF st. Me ola. Ho ell Officers H. A. Chapter NJ
l6; L. g. Journal; j. T. B. Box Ga A. O.; H.; T. n:
August JAS. g. BERRET. p n.
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LEAyENw0RTH CITY, X. T., Aug /, 81.
EdtIoT star: Our town was thrown into great
excitement last night, I'm consequence of the nur
der OF man, and two Of the perpetrators have
been lynched to-day by the citizens The facts
are, as Tar as can learn, that the murdered man,
having sold I claim, came to town Yesterday
went 10 tavern last night, and drank little: he
drew out his pocket book and counted ont SIC9
Inc proprietor and another man present invited
him to take a walk; they proceeded as far as the
pubic spring, near the river. when they were al .
lacked by two men. One Of the party made Off;
the other received three slabs, and his body was
tnIown INTO the river, and drifted ashore about
ioIty yards below. The tavern keeper mean time
hotlned The police, and returned with them 10 the
place OF the murder, when, not being able to give
SATISFACTORY explanation Of the matter he was
ar,estea. During the night he gave information
which led to the arrcs, of five Others
ABOUT noon, to-day, the excitement became yery
great, a large crowd having collected around the
mayors Office, where the murdered man law
" Hang them,n was the cry. In the mean tin,,e
several other arrests were made which threw =
little more light on the matter, CONTINUING the he
nei that they Were the guilty party The excite
ment grew stronger every moment judge I.e
comPte advised the people to leave them I'm the
hands OF the law, and that they should be prose-
cuted to the fullest extent The response was,
that there was no law Of justice in the Territory
The excitement still increased The cry was f15r
the Jail, where two OF them were confined; ropes
were procur and the two prisoners Were taken
70 the bank OF the river and hung on one tree
ABOUT TWO thousand persons were present. The
police. taking advantage of the excitement, hur-
.su on three others (di 'gused) from the mayors
once To the fort = ~ y . =
Inc excitement has abafed somewhat, the pris-
held ~, aaye been brought from the fort, and are
- a.. ~ WIG mayor and q large body of police. Ii
h,n,i prevailing opinion dat the three will be
zens are ,hor, ~, or on Monday next. The citi-
'rhas. an organizing vigilance. committee
ihese are part OF a very 81 r1n I'm, ,yho h,ye
imiested our city and Territory FOR , 1ona tine
iH'y nave e'aded tue law 30 far There have
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17

John S. Gamble, Principal of the Norfolk, Va.
Academy died on Thursday last.
w. II. Worshall, formerly of Petersburg, Va,
died suddenly in ST. Louis last Saturday.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has before i. a
bill modifying the usury laws of that State.
Hon Thomas Ewing, Secretary of the Treasury
uoder President Harrison, and Secretary of the
Interior under President Taylor, is in Washington
city.
The schooner Sarah and Emeline, bound for
New York, sailed from City Point on the IIth of
December, aud has not been heard from since
She was loaded with 100 barrels of four.
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nISPATCH ~TEAM POWER
~ PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
Matn, Corner of Thirteenth street.
RICHMOND, VA,
j ID. MMERSs4EY & co. Proprieters
Country Merchants and others visiting Richmond
invited to call at the Dispatch Steam Job Printing
establishment and examine the largest assortment Of
Types and msterials for
STORE BILTSi
to be found South of mason and Dixon's Line" and
to which all new improvements in machinery
and, Fancy Type are being constantly
added, as fast produced.
CARDS
OF every description printed in
GOLD, SILVER OR FANCY COLORED INKS
on Plain, Enemeled or Colored Paper, in the
neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms
CIRCULARS
executed In the best style of the art, and large
assortment Of fine paper kept always on hand
BILL HEADS
printed good paper, n superior manner and ruled
to any pattern desired. The facilities for
executing this description of Print
ing are unsurpassed.
Checks, Drafts, Notes, &C.,
neatly printed IN every variety of style and finish
bound or unbound. All the new and hand.
some designs for this style of work will
be found at this establishment.
MAMMOTH POSTERS!
on plain or colored per, in colored ink. This
office has betterfe ,lties for this kind of print
ing than any ner office in this city. In
short, every description of Printing
executed on reasonable terms for
cash, with neatness and
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TIE CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATING COMMIT
rEE.-Mr Raymond Of the New York Times, az
peared before this committee in Washington, on
wednes lay. A dispatch to the Times says:
Mr. Raymond declined to state the name of the
writer Of the article In the Times of the 9th inst
hut avowed his responsibility for it. He main
tai led the duty of the press to act on moral con
victiops. and stated, in answer 30 questions that
he had received ample information to satisfy bin,
that there was corruption in Congress that thi'
was necessarily second hand evidence. and that he
dsclined giving the names OF his ipformants as he
could not do - without a violation of confidence,
aud besides, il was unnecessary.
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THE CRUISE OF THE WABAsH-The New York
Times has the following account of the cruise of
the u S. steamer Wabash, just returned from
Aspinwan:
On the outward voyage, some heavy weather was
experienced in the latitude CT Hattsrae; the sudden
change in 18 hours from temperature of 40 degrees
TO ~ degrees caused their rigging, which was new
10 suddenly slack in tn, miost of the eaIe-the con-
nectons of the iren bsnds of the bowsprit gave way
and for lime they were in danger of losing their
rnasts In the midst of this mishap one of the men
killed by being struck by snatch block caused
by the sudden parting of the strap; and Command
Engle during the heavy and sharp rolling of the
ship, thrown violently again,t the top Of brass
stanchIcn cutting bad ges! ia his head and nearly
precipitsTipg him backward down the ha CHI He
narrowly escaped with his life; the wound was heal
ed, but ugly scar, three inches long remains on
the side of his head. Lieut. Quakenbush wsa also
lpjared, Though not severely. The man killed was
al italian, and shipped under the name of james
White. As SOON as the rigging set up, the ship
behaved admirably. They able to carry dou o. 9
reefed topsalls and whole courses when other vss-
sells were hove to, and could carry nothing. Her
stesmipg qualities rs.rate her rate is about
"a knots; her speed is 10 knots AS as the pro-
pcjer is trced up, she rst-rate sailing shin md
makes fourteen knots
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HORRIBLE DEATH.-We learn from the Potts
town pa Ledger that a man, named Peter Grow,
of Dougas township, Berks county met with a
horrible death on Tuesday night of last week He
was engaged in burning lime for Mr. Jacob Bower
of that township aud it supposed that be ng very
cold be wen. to the top Of the kiln TO warm himself
and becoming stifed by the gas arising therefrom
tell forward On the limestone. He was found on
Wednesday morning. the clothes burned from his
DO ~, which was much charred.
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MURDER.-Dr. Pettress, of Danbury North
Carolina, very estimable and worthy citizen, was
murdered in that village, few days ago, by ais
brotherinlaw, a Mr.. Foddrell The quarrel origi-
mated from family difficulty, when Foddrell stab.
bed DR.. Pettress through the body, killing him il.
s.anily. Foddrell has been arrested.
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"a GEOkGE u. PEGRAM. snd.

@S@A GEORGE E. PEGRAM, sad
ksETA die, Harness ard Collsr Manufacture,
AfS ~ 18th street, between Main and Franklin
Z streets, takes this method of inviting his
friends and the public to his stock Of SADDLkRY,
HARNESS and COLLARS. His work is msnuf,c-
tured of the best materials and work msnsbip hs
ia determine to sell the most reasonable terms.
He has added to bis business the msnufacturiDa Of
all kinds Of Collars. Persons wanting articles in his
line will find il to their advantage to call and exam
inc his stock.
All kinda OF Repairing executed in the best manner
and reasonable lin
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INTELLIGENCE FROM PORT AU PRrNcE-The
brig William T. Dugan Capt Thomas a. New
York, brings advices from Port au Prince to the
nth alt. The coffee crop is reported as abundant
American produce plenty, and money scarce The
port was very healthy. No cases of fever were
known TO exist
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FESTIVAL OF THE Sons CT CONNECTICUT AT
BosToN-The Sons of Connecticut in Massachu'
sets held their first festival since the organization
Ct the Society, at the Revere House, Boston,
Wednesday evening, More than two hundred
ladies' end gentlemen sat down to the supper tables
g orge NJ. Browne, Esq, the President Of the
Association. presided Governor Gardner re.
sDonded 10 the sentimen': THE Commonwealth
of Massachusetts" The sentiment, John Win
throp and the early Governors of Connecticut
called up the Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, who re.
sp0nded in an eloquent speech of some length
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INTERESTING CELEBRATIoN-At Hampstead,
j.. | on Tuesday evening, about 200 persons as
sembled at the house Of Zacharah Greene to cele
hrate that venerable gentieman's 9Th birth day
lie served under Washington at 10 years OF age,
End was with the party which was sent to take the
fort at Brookhaven. which was built round the
Presbyterian church, Of which, twenty-one years
after be was installed Pastor
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FATAL DUEL-It is reported that duel took
place on Saturday week, near Columbia, South
Carolina, between Messrs Bryan and Pope, two
members OF the house from Charleston AT the
first shot Bryan was killed, and Pope shot through
The thiph
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A T COST: Ar COST: AT COsTI

pAL. COHEN, IT'S BROAD STREET.
compelled to close it out within this month. shs}i
offer from this dav every article
AT AND BELOW COST, FOR CASH
The assortment ID a very comp etc one conts;n;r,
the usual variety to be found in Dry Goods store
and rather than sacrifice tbs goods at auction thew
wi bs sold at
LxTREMELY LOW PRICES, WITHOUT RE.
GARD TO COST
iah.Ir.
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AMERICAN COLONIZATION SoCIETY.-Tbe 40tb
Anniversary of the American Colonization Society
will be held in Wesley Chapel, Washington CITY.
on the 10Th instant. Addresses will be delivered
by the Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, D. D., of Richmond,
Virginia, and the Rev. T. J. Bowen of Yoruba.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17

DELAWARE U. S. SENATORS On Wednesday
the Legislature of Delaware elected the Hon. Jas
A. Bayard as U. S. Senator for six years, and
Martin w. Bates for the unexpired term of the
Hon. John III. Clayton, deceased. Both democrats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17

NAVAL Mr. James A. Lilleston has received
an appointment as Acting Gunner, U. S. Navy,
and has reported for duty on board the u States
receiving ship North Carolina, at Brooklyn, New
York
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ACCIDENT.-Mr. Brady, in the employment Of
the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Company
met with very serious, if nor fatal accident at
Portsmouth, Va, Wednesday. Attempting to
jump from an engine, he accidentally fell, and the
the wheels passed over one arm, MASKING it in a
shocking manner. He will probably lose the arm,
and perhaps his life, in consequence
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EHORWA RIDING BUsIN Mn
u CREASED DISPATCHED haxe rns1e srran :

ments to increase the line Of boats running from m
and shail at the commencement of the fan se
son. send QUIT boat every other day Sundays
dsyssooner than heretofore, and nearly If mot Alto
gether, as soon a. by the 8. 8. r. r., and at much
less expense.
), Merchants west Of Lynchburg Wishing to consisn
their goods 70 the rarord agent are REQUIRED to d.
posit funds 70 pay the charges Ia that point a. the
vfrnia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay or col.
ieet charges On goods received BY the Canal
iy 2s-u ALFRED 3. LEE, on the DOCK.
VIRGINIA AGRICOLTUN1L s519yI r.
Tf, 1856 -AEsrHEa PREMIuM.-A siiyer C;oh.
a lss M s.:rSsa e John W DAVIES for specimens
Monuments, Tombs Head Pieses. And an .,nA.in.
wori 10 Granite. Marble snd Brown stone. done In
tne best manner. aud on terms 10 suit pu,chasers i
I1,aasyins EIc1nds enclosed with Stone and Iron
dsie Main street, betwssn sth and 9th.
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WDNTNRa NEVE;S SIR1s

sSzs5yeAxyTA WOND ERS NEVER CEASE
gssyES Man born of q woman has but short
<SSxa64sS time to live; therefore | am DESTROYS
x-zAt to make good use of my time. After
being afflicted for number of years. yea In the fiery
furnace, and coming out with the patience of Job 1
now call for hslp-but Hercules did, by putting
my shoulder to the wheel; and variety is the spice
of life, have now turned BUTCHER, and solicit
my friends and acQusintances to give me call and
will please and accommodate all
JOHN HAGAN, part of Greek Nation,
no lS-ts Stall No. 7, Old Market
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ID EMOVAL.---Dr. PLUME has removed
h his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church, South side, aud about hundred yards b.
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. z. continues to treat
all syphlitic and gonorrheal complaints and having
hsd much practice in this line atters hrnseftha he
can give very general satisfaction. A coll from
hose interested is solicited
DR. P ais makes and vends one of the best re sto-
ratves, Chemical Extract of French Flowers) for
constitutional weakness offered to the public
DR.. z. may be consulted conf ientally by letter.
or otherwise: Medicines securely packed and sent
to order, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A M, till 9 M franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va. no IL
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THE SUBSCRIBER has on

IA THE SUBSCRIBER has on
ksr1N hand, to commence the new year, a good
k WA supply of Saddles, Brides aud Harness
of almost every grade, which he will sell
very low for cash The public respectfully in.
vited TO examine my stock, | shall of course, sal
ing for cash, sell cheaper. Come one, them CONS
all, who intend spending your money and get good
article for much less than the customary credit pr &C.
ALSO, few new and second Hand Light Car.
risges, which will be sold remarkably cheap -
Please call OF No 81 Main street, at the Carriase
Harness and Saddlery establishment of
J. w. DENNIS,
Where tina best of bar gains can be had ia lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17
STOP THAT COUGH!

The great remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, Group and
WHooPING COUGH
DR.. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs of the worst kind 1t also hoarse-
ness throat weakness of the chest, pain In the
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drops of Pain Curer,
and you will find immediate relief DR.. Roses Cough
Syrup relieves and frequently cures consumptve
soush and fores the ystem against further attacks
e In bottles at so cents and ST..
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousands Of children have been saved,
by using DR.. ROSES Group Syrup. 1t gives instant
relief % cents bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH.
DR.. ROSES Whooppg Cough Syrup ia the ouly
certain for Whoopng Cough. 1t cures in short
time, and says all irritation of the Lungs 80 cents
a bottle.
The above valuable medicines are recomm ended By
PHYSICIANS who have tried them in their practice.
To be had of all Druggsts in Richmond Peters
burg, Norfolk, Lynchburg and Fredericksburg, Va.
no 25-Sm