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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22

VIZ ALNUT Street, Soath Wca corner
W ,JTHlRn, Philadelphia.
Incorporated hy the STATE Of PUnnsylvanl.
T. Money received ~ any sum, large cr snall and
interest paid fom the day Of deposit to the day OF
withdraw.
The Office is open every day from 0 O'Clock in the
morning ull O'Clock IN the evening and on Monday.
uudIhur-day evenings, ull 9O'to'k
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All sums arg or small are paid back in GOLD on
demand without uOtirr, to any HmOnnt.
President Hon HENRY l.. BENNER.
NiccPrcsidrnt ROBERT SELFRlDGE
Secretary WILLIAM REED,
Directors:
Henry l.. Dcnner, & Landrcth Munns
Edward l.. Carter, +. Caro- u Brewster
Robert SclfridgC, Joseph d. Barry.
S1mucl X. Ashton Henry l. CMurChmRn,
James u. Smith, Francis Ice
This sCompamyconlues MS btsin ass entirely to the
receiving 0i money on interest. The Investments
mounting to nearly.
ONE MILLION AND HALE OF DOLLARS
Is per pubIi ishcd report Of ASSElS made in
ormity with 'hc provisions of the uh1rtrr in REA l.
ESTATE, MORTGAGES, GROUND RENTS and sue h
first class securities WIN always insure perfect 50
clty 10 the dcpositurs and which cannot frl to give
pcrnanencyand tlJilIty to this old and welt csIab
ishcd lhst luton, (Fcb. /, 1869
March 7th, 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22
CATAWIssA, WILLTAMsPORT &
ERIE RAIL ROAD.

ERIE RAIL ROAD.
Direct Ralrood CONNECTION beueeq Niagara rails and
Philadelphia shortest quickest and Cheopfsi Rou' erom
Hosicrn .Ntw FORT 90 PhGanPh1 HtrrisbHyg, Pusjurg
Bainn0ro, HdshHgioH Gig, aha ma Somh
Sy3 81 5 ~ ~
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Emiru daily (cNccpt
I Slndavs,) att A. VI. passing WiilIdmsgorta at 10 is
A N connecting with Read ug Rail Road ut Port Jiin.
ton. and reaching Philadelphia at 30 T.. ~
Returning, leave Philadelphia from comet OF BROAD
and vine streets, uti 3j, A. VI, reaching Williams po.t
at . Ij,P. NJ, au1 arriving az Einird atN, =. H
PASSENGER TRAINS witt LEAVE
PORT ULIN TON FOR HARRISBURG,
Direct via naurhiuHud sluchaunu Rail Road on iil
auiyaIoi CdiuW issu Train,ut DOR M.tcaoug llar.
fi.aurg at =. NJ,
Rolurmuelcayc Uurrishurput7 Is 4. VI ,connrctiua
at Porto linton with tatuWissdtralu hurd West form.
ing the mos idiroc, To ilurri.bur, H sIurg Hal.
tfWoTeuuuthr Suuth, connecting these points vita all
NorthVv>tcu Puursy yyauu aut Western NeW York.
Cumpg Ing az Elmilu with tmIusou New york Ind
eric RI BuHd also. with the Ehnira CauundUttu,
Roche ser, buffalo and Niagara Fails,
Cor lccimpdirrrtly with lhr Great western Railtoa
al Suspension bridge for nHr0t, Chicago, St. Louis,
N' thus mukwg the shor' aud thrapcst fruu
rhiladD phiH To- those points.
4 FREIGHT TRAIN.
VIII leave Wniansport DAILY, at t $50 a. M.to
PuiIgdylp lplIt.
Frconj tmin ,o and from Philadelphia wilhouttrun.
shipment 'rom Eaaihg Rail Road Frrigmprput
nT ul Iruud and Cherry ftttris.
I'D q. 10 d 4 a t1n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05
COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-The subscribers,
~ Agents for the sale of COAL from the Deep
Run" and Springfield" Mines, are now -sadY 10
furnish superior lump COAL as well Is average, anu
smiths Coal in any quantity.
For COAL, or for OAR and PINE WOOD. well sea-
soned, apply to Mr. Pitcher. at Coal Yard, scream
ersville Turn Out,) or TO
F. J. SMITH 4 Co, Agents,
7th, between Broad and Grace sts.
TERMS:
For Oak s per cord, delivered. CASH.
For Coal rs TO kind and quantity. au l5-2m
GOAL. COAL! COAL THE subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with "A superior article of MIDLOTHIAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FINE
COAL: also the best quality RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, 10y the long short ton.
Orders left at his office, at the Coal Yard OF the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, will be promptly
attended to.
Jy 27-Sm C. u. LIPSCOMB.
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The dry goods stores of Wheeling, Va, have re-
solved to close doors at I o'clock in the evening
hereafter.
Edward 8. Leaveli has sold $40 acres of his land
in Spottsylyania county, Va, to Cosmo Gordon of
Essex. for $5,2+0, OF sixteen dollars per acre.
The Supreme Court at Auburn, Maine has pro-
nounced sentence of death on George Knight, for
the murder of his wife.
The big Marine arrived at New York on Thurs
day. testimonial will be given to Capt Burt.
The OF the Port of Boston for the last
month has fallen off $2+5,26S.
Miss Anna Buckmsn, of Philadelphia, committed
suicide at Harrisburg, Pa, ON the LIST inst. by
taking poison.
There were LAT deaths in Philadelphia last week.
IL Of consumption.
The steamer virginia Belle" running from
Charleston, kanawha county, Va, has been sold
for 500 for the Arkansas trade
Amongst the new failures reported are Parsons.
Cutler CO., dry goods merchants and Noes Pond
Co., stove dealers, both in boston.
The German Baptists holding their annual
meeting IN Roanoke and the Southwestern coun
ties Of Virginia.
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n,cr,uoNp MARKETS. Der, ;,

rr.rrIy 4 &.lsgkN C1tLs>IJV.-N" learn from thr
Ea-5a-t,r Democrat that terrible COLLISION vi to
caq,qt!gr~ happened GA ,lc 18th MT At corning.
,.I,lf,a IN great DANA q t. property and INJURY
sav.ra, persons The locomotive for the Con
l.,f,n railroad was Meet Tp and was moving on
t,,. fr,ft ~ the New Work and Fri" rJa4. heading
v.>t when the express train front the east came
ma The fireman and engineer III the Conhoctun
.gII nj re Jumped pt aud il was struck with such
force q, rp send IL forward with great speed aud Il
!. said t. have travelled seventeen miles before he.
lp.- .t9nued Tie New York and Erie locomotive
VS. rbrawn rh and upset the head being driven
ipto ,ha earth the baggage car was literally bro
k,n = Srljut-r,: the h8ELagrman was some what
Injured but not seriously. The hrst passenger car
was driven forward aui upward so as to rest upon
the engine, aud was badly shivered, and newsboy
j. said 20 have hal both legs broken. 1t is for
tuaate. and almost miraculous. that no lives were
lost
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

GER CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
!sf==g-1 The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
tween Main and Cary, 03th and 18th Streets near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIofEES,
BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and without tops, and
SULKIES all of his own make of the best materials
and workmanship; all of which will be sold low
good work of the kind be in the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want of any
article in the Carriage line as am determined to
make to order and sell at the lowest prices possible,
and all work sold, that is new, warranted.
fe ls-9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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Rlchmond. Ya Sd. Is. ls5,

AtlVfE1II'l'IH " ~ - -
SAML IL JEfEB, Commission aad Forwarding
Merchant, will give his prompt AMI personal Htten-
tinn 10 the sale uf Wheat Core, Flour and Tobacco.
Offce two doors below Columbian Hotel Cary street,
Richmond, Va.
Thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE bestowed on
the late firm. would respectfully ask a countlnu-
ance of the same. SAN'L IL JErbE.
CO-PARrN ERSHIP MIR. THOMAS r. LEFT
WICH having purchased the interest Of Saml u.
Jeter IN lac saw mill and lumber business OF JhTtk
LEfTN iCH. the business viii be CONDUCTED IN m
ture in he name and style Of h. VI. LEFTNlCH
Co Oice on the eornor OF Tth and franklin street,
which place We will be pleased tn receive orders
from our friends. for either Lumber or Mpod
T.. VI. LEF'rW tCH,
So 2i-Im THuS 4. LtFfWlcU.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

STAGE SCCyE-In Nashville, Tenn on Welncs.
day night last while Miss Dora shaw was person
atiHg Camille. in the play OF that name. in tha
third act. the close Of an exciting seem. sh,
Was suddenly taken with palpitati5n OF the heart,
ani tainted Consideration and sympathy Dos
sessei the audience aud no little time ELAPSED be-
fore the medical gentleman called, gave assurance
that she had come to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

MEETING oP MISSISSIPPI PLtNTERs--lhc y D. Plea
vune publishes the proceedings Of a meeting latel Y
held by the planters Of Mississippi. at Bolivar with
relation [" aud in support of the mission of a gen
t!euan from the department of the Interior at
Washington instructed 10 inquire into the causes
al tue diseases incident - the cotton plant aud the
cure or prevention thereof
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DsRING BkLiooN ASCENSION AT ALBANY.-Narrol0
Professor Marion made his ascension from
the National Garden AT about AZ o'clock yester-
,ay afternoon. Owing to previous failures and
doubts whether he would ever succeed in getting
away from Albany, but comparatively few went iu-
t. the Garden but large number were on the free
The Professor managed TO get his balloon pretty
nearly quite full this time. lie made one attempt,
however with basket, anchor and ballast, to ascend
but failed and his balloon torn by contact
with the trees. The rents were at once sewn up.
and, considerably excited, the Professor determined
to try again He loose the basket, tied the
pending ropes together. and seating himself on the
knot. Cliuging with his hands to the ropes, away.
in this critical position, he went, leaving ballast,
grapnels. and everything else behind, and
with considerable rapidity. having for his support
only the cords pendant from the balloon. 1t
reay fearful sight TO him clinging to the lit
tie network of cords which alone interposed
between him and certain destruction. When about
two hundred feet Hp, in attempting to change his
position, he appeared TO lose his hold. and pitched
head downward, as though about dashing to earth,
which caused thrill of horror to the spectators.
1t was at this time he lost his cap. lie however
recovered himself, and the ascension, to quite a
distance was grand, when the balloon took a south
easterly direction, and the last of it was at
the hills back of Greenbush. He landed in a swamp
late last evening, five miles beyond Sand Lake bav
ing travelled fifteen miles. He almost perish
ed with cold. and taken to q farmers house
where he waskindly cared for. He returned to this
city about noon to-day dtny Journal, &pt. 30.
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- iItkJ Itt Ia AEN liza j
fassssas CO.. RAILROAD
Track compLetea 70 JACKS0M-s RIVERl

In advance Of time advertised the rails now laid
and instead Of the 18th Of July,
on TIRE lUFH
The passenger trains will certainly go to
JACKSON'S RIVER, within six hours travel by
stages to tke " H1TE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over 8
GOOD road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by entire new
Company who VIII enlarge the accommodations to a
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White Sulphur from Peters
burg Richmond, Baltimore and Washington, on the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning Il
breakfast
Passengers for the ROckbridge Alum, Bath Alum
Warm. Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage al
Milb0ro and arrive at the Springs to supper the
day they leave Richmond:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

WHICH ENDS ON SUNp.Y-In the Superior Court
of Massachusetts,, Suffolk county, in suit be.
tween John Hammond and the American Mutual
Life Insurance Company, the following points were
decided:
''Where the premium on policy of life insu-
rance is made payable quarterly in advance, on or
before noon of the first day of each quarter, and
the policy is to be void if the premium shall not
be SO paid, and the first day of quarter fails on
Sunday. the premium is not due and payable I'M
Ill the next day at noon.
Where person so insured dies on the after
noon of sunday, which was the first day of
quarter, without having paid the premium for the
opening quarter, the insurers are liable"
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRA ACTIONS TO CLOSE
CASH RIVERS


take this method 10 inform my numerous friends
and customers, i'll this city and surrounding coun-
try that am now in receipt of portion OF my Fail
stock of DRY GOODS, purchased in person within
the last three weeks in the city of New York for
cash erCtaSiceiy valuable facility in this CONNER
cial crisis to obtain goods at less than their real
value, which have succeeded in doing in many ill.,
than similar goods can oS-ibly be bought on long
credit This enables to offer the same advantages
TO all who may favor me with their patronage. II
will be to the interest of cash buyers TO examine my
stock before making their purchases; | am confident
they will not be disappointed My motto is small
profits and quick sales.
Amongst the stock will lie found the following
verv cheap goods:
Elegant Silk Robes; Bayadere, Chene and Striped
silks
French Merinoes and Cashmere DeEcosse, great
bargains
Plain aud Figured Atwood Dolaines and Cash.
IucreS
Blankets, Satinets. Kerseys and Linseys, for ser
wants
Shoetings and Shrtings all widths and qualities
Fashionable ShawlS, Gioaks and Scarts
an extensive stock of Embroidered and " hte
Goods
Hosiery and Gloves. in endless variety
An excellent assortment of Carpets and Rugs at
low prices
A full line of Housekeeping Goods
irish Linens, Table Damasks. Dress Trimmings,
&c.
New Goods purchased by my agent at the New
York auctions, received weekly during the season
which viii make my stock of the best selected
and cheapest in the city OF Richmond
Country merchant, supplied on liberal terms
- cal IS solicited at the old established Bargain
Emporium OF ALFRED MOSES,
Nair ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

ALLEGED NCGKo STEALER ARREsTED-A man
named George Newell "A native OF Ohio, and al
leg"d To be connected with the underground rail
road. has been arrested at opeliKa, Alabama, on a
charge of negro stealing, and committed to answer
at the approaching term of the Circuit Court
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LOTTERIES.
WAN i m q IOTTERIEs NEW

CwAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES. NEW
- AND BRILLIANT sCHEMEi--CAPITAL
PRIZE 460.0D0ii--The following scheme will be
drawn By 8. SWAN Co.. Managers Of the Fort Gaines
Academy Lottery, In each of their Lotteries for Qcto
Der. 1851 at Augusta. Ca, to which city they have
removed their principal Office:
CLASS 90,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Ca IN public, on
SATURDAY OCTOBER 3D, 1857.
+ GLASS 81,
To be drawnin the city of Augusta, Ca In public. on
SATURDAY, UCTOBkk 10TH, 1857.
CLASS So,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Ca in public. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l7TH, 1851.
GLASS So
To be drawn In the Ctyof Augusta, Georgia. In pub
lie, ON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a. 1857,
CLASS 80,
To be drawn in the city OF augusta Ca in public on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81. la57.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUABER2
5,4s3 PRIZESi
Neorlu one Pizs 10 Every Nine Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
DRAWN
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tNsEZILsMENrs-In New York Friday, Frank
lin uofter, aged IS. a clerk for Baldwin & Starr.
was arrested for emhezzIiHg - 900 of his employ
ers money. Thos r. Finley, clerk for A. Egan,
was arrested for robbng his employer of $1,000
worth Of laces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

HEAVY YERDIcT.-Dr. I. c. Bass obtained a YER
dict last week against T. c. Webb, q. j. Branch.
and Holden q Brooks, in the Shelby Circuit Court.
Tennessee, for twenty thousand dollars, Hpun a
charge Of abductiuS two small daughters of Bass,
aged respectively about ten and twelve years
Webb had been the former teacher of these girls
and was the principal concerned in the abduction
the other defendants being assistants.
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TRADE N THE WEsT.-A dispatch from Buffalo, y
Y, Thursday, says:
Trade here. and III all the leading Western cities
is nearly suspended. The average daily departure
OF beats from this place for the North does not ex
coed twelve or fifteen; whereas usually, at this sea-
son. from one hundred to one hundred and fitty is
Il fair average Of the clearauces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

MoDaRArg Gu ARGEs-The bills ofthree physicians
who analyzed the blood, examined the blood stains,
&c, in the Burdell murder case il New York,
amounted to sio53.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

TIE New BRUNSWICK BANEs are all sound, no bank
failed in that province or Nova Scotia. Show!
how little ''enterEf Use" they have.
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, VOTCELE 4 WETDEMEYER

- VOEGELE u WEIDEMEIER,
~ No gf Main st., Kchmond, Va. ~,
MI. Having concluded tn remain in hdohs
es.s..sS mond ] would be pleased to see my
old customers at the above place where they VIII VIII
fud good assert nicnt OF Watches both Hunter ana
Hnan 6ial II Fns.lI>h ani German makers; fine jew
elrv m sets and otherwise; Ladies' Neck Chains;
tyhatelqinz. Gold Lockets; Brea9tplns Ear Kings;
Finger Rings and avery other article IN the jcwelry
line Also Silver Ware OF every description
W CHAS. l.. EOEGELE.
Particular attention paid to the Repairing OF nne
Watches and Iewelry. au US
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Observation-Disclosures

u INSTITUTE,
Situated on Main, bet,0een First and Second Streets
Richmond, Va,
FOR THE CURE OF ALL NERVOUS MALADIEs,
AND CHRONIC DISEASES GENERALLY,
is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF PATIENTS
DR.. GERsHoM HUFF, formerly of
the city of New York and late of the CITY of Licking
ton KY, 10 the Medical Faculty of which cities he
offers full reference having devoted himself tn the
important speciality of Electro Therapeutics will at
this Institute direct his attention usual TO the cure
and Chronic Rhenmatls St. Vtus Dance, Nervous STis
Affections of the Head, Stomach, Spleen and Liver,
Blindness from Paralysis OF the optic nerve (amau,
ross) Deafness from Paralysis ofthe auditory nerve
(nerve of hearing( Weakness or Swelling of the
Joints. Muscular Contractions and all diseases Incl
dent to females by his peculiar mode of EMPLOYING
As many have attempted to employ this subtle
agent in the Of diseases without the least com
paratiye success. DIR. Huff would beg leave tosay
that his system cannot be imitatedwthout much Elk
DR.. J. LEE JONES. Licentiate of the Royal Col
lege of Physicians of London, whose success in the
treatment and cure OF diseases of the Generatve Or
gans and Chronic Diseases in that metropolis is well
known. is engaged in this Institute.
Mrs Watson, late Madame Bourgeois Matron Of
the Institute whose long acquaintance with the pro-
iesson, aided by no nconsiderable experience in the
Diagnosis and Progn0sis OF Disease and Therapeu-
tics generally, (her father and husband having been
physicians, and she their assstant) will perhaps be
ment Will be suitably filed.
In many local diseases, remedial agents are trans
fused into the affected part By the electric process
| Ganduiar Tuinors G0itre enlargement OF the Ton
sill Glands, &c, successfully treated without the
| knife.
| The Chemical and improved Fumogating Baths Of
the late Dr. Gales OF Paris, France, administered
at this institution. They have very saHtary iuflu-
ence over those of a scrofnous nature. Judici0us
administration of these baths (without any other re-
medal agent have cured Drspsy in its most fearful
form, Chllls and Fevers, Scorbutic Affections and
other chronic diseases.
Private Lectures delivered TO ladies once week by
| the Natron Of the Institute.
Persons wishing the treatment Of the Electro The
rapeutic Institute are requested to apply for a copy
OF Electrofharapeutics which will be mailed free To
| their address Attending physicians:
GERSHOM HUFF MD.
j. LEE JONES. NJ II.
RB- Reception hours from o'clock A. ii till ) p NJ
S-dlm
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f.ae.- - THE ADAMS, EMPRESS

g: os. 5s9zzzFzz=szr1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
E. sssss2 -. -s:ss. JoNPANY l3i Main st, having
folk. Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday aud Saturday. and thence by railroad to
Weldon. Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem, Wytheyilt
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lina are now prepared to forward, with great dis:
disc Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &C., to the above
named cities. and all places on the seaboard
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
TO the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Expires.
Shippers will please take notice that Packages to
points III Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, ON day of sailing. until o'clock
P NJ J. L. MACDONOUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

YANKEE CLocxs.-An exchange says that 2,500.O0O
feet of pine lumber were used in Connecticut last
year in making clocks.
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FALL STOCK OF CARPETINGS.-
CHRISTIAN LATIIR0p would invite the at.
comprising:
Eich Tapestry Velvet Carpets
DO do BRUSSELS do
Do Enghsh do do
Az OF tae most approved English manufacture
American make, known
ow pris.a Ingram Carpet, from 81 " to 10 cts.
hag ana Hemp do ~
ALSO.-A full assortment Of
Mosaic and Velvet Rugs, Door Mats
TRUMP cloths. 6i, lO4 and i24 Druggets
stair Carpets. Stair Rods, de &c,
Curtain Materials
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Piano and Table Covers, some very rich
ssA CHRISTIAN Il LATuRcp,
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, 30.
n FRESH AND RELIABLE M,l Enf..

~CINEs.-MEADE h BAKER, practical Cha
mists and Pharmaceutists, lS6, n. W. CORNER n
- Main and 10th Streets Richmond va. offer h
Physicians and familiesa complete and varied assert
ment of PERFECTLY FRESH Drugs, Medicines Cheynrsl
and Pharmaceutical Preparations; ground and whols
Appliances; Trusses In great variety: Supporter
Shoulder Braces; Medicine Chests; Medical saddls
smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Of the hest brsnds.
Pure and Old Brandy; Port Wine, and the beat Ion,
don Porter. selected especially for invalids.
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Y~rT-' r.,,. -szzszzzz-ezs~1 NOTICE. - RICH
- 8 =. = NOND AND DtNYILLE
RAlLEUND COMPARTMENT FREIGHT AR
RANGEMtNT.--0n and after the 2irh September,
this Company will receive freight OF all KINDS at
Danvii,e or any other Station on the road Also,
any freight from lynchhHrg, or elsewhere on the
tine. au3 ship thg Same tor ACCOUNT Of owners
FREE OF CHARGE
for forwarding by Steamers or sailing vessels as di
rvcted.
TIE RAILROAD FREIGHT MAY Or NOT BE
PREPAID
Bills Of LadiuZ Will he forwarded to Sthe cons:G8ce
anu C1nSi @nors, when requested
Insurance effected to any port in The United states
Cunsignurs avaiIng themselves ofthe above adEant-
ages have their produce in the very best ORDER
and must send written instructions IN every instance
directed tuthe DOWN FREIGHT AGENT, at Rich
moud.
Merchants and others purchasing goods here OF at
the North can send thcr stocks properly prepared
for transportation. directly II our Up Freight
Ag,nt' aud the freight may be paid here 90 a. Dan
vile. Lynchburg or farther West, II necessary.
Irtic,ir ter4tteH 1tSirUciiOsS should be furnish
I'd the W Freight AGENT ~ every instance.
CHARLES CAMPBELL.
Sc 2i-dEcts Snpt. Transpn.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4 prizes of 500, approximating to s60.00
prize, are $3.50
4 prizes of $500. spproximating to $4,000
prize, are l,10
prizes Of $500, approximating to Sl25Oo
prize, are so
prizes Of Sl25 approximating to 5000
prizes, are 500
prizes OF 500, approximating TO 5000
prize, are 400
4 prizes of S75, appr0Ximating to 81 800
prize, are $50
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