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LOTTERIHS.
IVAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.--NEW

CWAN & CO.'S L0TTERTES.--NEW
- AND BRILLIANT SCHRME!-CApIrAL
pRIZE s6o,aaii--The following Scheme will be
drawn by + SWAN Co, Managers Of the Fort Gaines
Academy Lottery in each OF their Lotteries tor ~
.emhsT l.S1. al Augusta. Ga, to which city the,
{, sy,a rcsloVed their pripc, Office:
CLASS IS,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Ca in public on
sATuRpAy, DECEMBER sra. 1857
CLASS e6,
II he drawn III the city of Augusta Ga in public on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER l2TE. LSs7.
CLASS g.,
50 ha IrAu,9 in the CITY OF Augusta Ga in public on
SATURDAY. nECEMBRR l9TH. iss.
CLASS o.,
N b4 drawn in the city OF Augusta Ca In public on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2S lSh.
ON THE Plan OF SINGLE NCARERS
$500 PRIZES,
Ys1r9y o., ESlss t. Ey~~t. Nine 7fcksts
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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RoDY OF An lSFANT-We nave been Informed
that the body of an infant found in the steamer
Roanoke, on Saturday last. Our informant stated
that it had been thrown into of the water pines
communicating with the water, but the pipe
was funnel formed, being very small at its outlet
the body of the infant lodged in it. This is the
statement as it was given to us.-ftteTSturg (Ta)
Democrat Of geSt.rtiGy.
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ABDrCTISG NEGRO AND HORSE SrEALING.--0n the
2sth nit, two horses were stolen from Fisher A.
Lewis aud John Humphreys, OF Jefferson county,
Va. and it was soon discovered that simultaneous-
Iy a white man named Hefebower ard negro
slave had also disappeared On saturday last, both
the slave and the white man were arrested in Bal
timore and are awaiting Il requisitiou from Gov
Wise.
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Mr. whyte, lDsm.) IL is said, Intends eontsskirg
the seat ia Congress, Of Mr. Harris from the city u
Baltimore.
John n. Holmes, formerly q candidate for Alder
nan Ia New York, was convicted Of forgery there
teen years.
During this month 81 fugitive slaves have paced
4astugb Albany, n, Y; one from Virginia and ons
IA Columbia, :. c.
col. Ffemoat has been invited 10 deliver The an
II address keture tho Geographical and esetnuf
~ society VI Ssws York. se
Amenx the rsesipts u produce In Nsw Ovissnss
q l. tha Efh wsrs1 80 bsles eastsh, ~ -.
agar, 205s bbls mslaAsss.
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DESTRUCTIVE FRE-A fire occurred in Mobile.
Ala, Thursday night, which destroyed the stores
OF l.. Merchant Co, Charles Brener & Savage, and
tatlh Il Co, on Commerce street. Three dwell
in@s on Canal street were burnt simultaneously
with the first. Loss $l50,000. The stores of g. 4
Cutter, liquor dealer. and f.. Buckner feed store,
with two or three small houses Second street,
in Louisville, ny: were burnt On Sunday morning.
Loss $4,000.
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DELEGATE ELEcIED.-Alpheus a.. Fuller has been
elected delegate TO Congress by the people OF Da-
cotah, the new territory formed from portion oil
Minnesota. Mr.. f. was Of the pioneers OF that
region, aud erected with his own hands, the first
frame building in what is called the upper town
OF -. Paul, Minnesota.
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ARREST oF corsrxsYurEss--A few days ago the
10 lice of Cincinnati arrested several parties on the
charge Of counterfeiting con and succeeded In dis
covering number Of mouds. dies, &c While con
yeying one of the men, named George Williams, to
jail, they noticed that he very frequently took
chew Of tobacco from bis pantaioons pocket but on
examining his person, only cr two plsces OF
90 open his mouth and disgorge his tobacco qeid,
tpsHtyoae counterfeit asree cent 7seess were teand In
the tobacco
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FoUED DEAD.-Willism Stewart, an old
free negro, known az wharf rat, WAS found dead
lot the Of nth and Marshall str eets
yesterday morning He had left his house but
short time brfnre daylight, and his vile is of the
opinion that he died in . fit.
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Texas LEGIsLATuRE-The Texas Legislature bas
been orgauized by the election of W. :. Taylor
speaker of the House; H. IL. Haynie, Chief Clerk;
aud VIM. johnson. Secretary Of the Senate. The
editor of the Austin Gazette was chosen state
printer
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THE MONTGOMERY GUARD, Capt. MOORE,
paraded in full force yesterday for target practice,
and despite the inclemency of the weather, had .
good time of il.
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CLOTHING.
f. S. MCELR0Y,
IER CHANT TABOR.
no. 2, BALLARD HOUSE,

RE NO. 2, BALLARD HOUSE,
.-AA- Has on hand good assortment of CLOTHS,
CASsIHEREs, NESTINGS, &c, which be is pre-
pared to make up in fashionable style, on GOOD
TERMS, and at short notice. In connection with the
above. he has made arrangements with the well
known house of Wm. r. Jennings Il Co. one of the
most fashionable establishments in Broadway New
York, 10 supply him with superior Clothing. and has
now on hand an assortment of all styles. from me
dluin to the finest quality. Ali styles will be in
trpiuCed as they came out.
An assortment Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS viii 1e kept constantly on hand.
oc C-d.,n SfrI'IpnI
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ACCIDENTAL DRowNEp-Nr. Saml VI. Jones, a
merchant at Trap-rown, in Worcester county, Nd,
accidentally fell overload from vessel lying at
..ndsey's wharf in the Pocomoke, on Tuesday last,
aud before assistance could be rendered was drown
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PIT THRoUGH.-Moses Hill. free ne
gro, received ten lashes yesterday. by order of the
Mayor, fer failing TO give the sidewalk Sunday,
when ordered TO do SO by officer Morris.
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INTERESTING BABY AFFAIR.-Iast saturday even
ing gentleman residing st Jamaica Plain, was
sitting with his wife and some frieuds at their
parlor fire. when the door bell was Violently rHng
The lady rose, but then suggested IT, her husband
that as the girl was out, he had better 20 to the
front door. Accordingly, he opened it, and found
no one there; but there was nicely done no bGs
ket, covered with white linen. his feet. and lie
thought Ee heard the rustiiDg of female dress de-
parting. After looking vaniy up and down the
street. anu arCnnd the portal, he took the basket
Ia tie pario". DI the Coy.ring being removed, Il
beautiful little child appeared, some i've months
old. The lady screamed. one Of the lady visitors
took up the baby and found note pinned to Is
dress, WhcE charged the gentleman of the house
with being the father, ami impiored him to support
It. \ rich scene ensued between the injured wife
and the indignant husband, ting latter utterly de-
nying all knowledge of the little and asserting
his innocence. The friends inteTered, ara at lasl
the wife was induced to forgive the husband. al
though he still stood to il like Trojan that he had
always been faithful husband Finally the lady
very rogushly told her husband that it strange
he should not know his own child. for it was their
mutual offspring, which had just been taken from
its cradle up stairs by the nurse for the very per-
pose OF playing the joke; and the surprised hus.
band finally Joined in the laugh. which was rais-
cd at his expense-B0St0B IrGreitr.
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SrRIrED.-Mary Maxfeld, free wo-
man. was ordered fifteen stripes for being insolsns
to Mrs. Kenny
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BorND OvER.-Semon Levy was held
to tail in the sum Of 800 for threatening to as-
sault and beat John G.. Ebenback.
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THE ON KENTUCKY HoME-iion. John c. Breck-
inridge Vice President of the United states. has
sold his residence in Lexington. KY, 70 Rev W. G..
Dandy OF the NJ. +. Church Washington will, for
some years at least, be the residence of Mr. Breck'
inri3ge.
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U. s. CoUBT.-Owlng to the indisposi-
ton of Judge IIalyburton, no business was trans
acted in this court yesterday.
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Nor GUILTY.-Ben, slave to Il. d.
Keeling was acquitted Of the charge OF stealing .
pair Of gloves, when brought before the Mayor.
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CLgRGYMEN's WIVES SHoKI-LIvED.--A writer in the
Puritan Recorder says:
In the space of few brief years, twelve miDis-
tiers. in seven contiguous parishes, have each bu-
ried a wife and two of them two wives And Of
these ministers, not more than ia Yet an aged
man. Their wives, in almost every instance, have
died while they were young.
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VIRGINIA ANNUAL CoNFERENt ~ t.tpd Day-The
application Of Montcalm Oldham of Ea.tville f,r
admission into the travelling connection was re-
eed on account Of feeble health ana large family
Barnett McLaurin. Of Chesterfield. applied for :
mission into the travelling connection and his am.
piIratlon was not granted. on account of his deli.
cate health.
DIR. {. b. Barnun., formerly loca! preacher in
the N. r. Church. South. Southampton Circuit
allowed to make IA statement in which he OH,
jected to the administration Of J. ". White and
James A. Riddck, the former as preacher on South
ampton Circuit and the latter as Presiding Elder
OF Randolph Macon District, and presenting legal
question for Episcopal decision. The chair decided
adversely TO the complainant.
T. +. Way, Nm. G Dulin, James r.. Crown and
John f. Mass. passed an examination of character
aud were continued probation. Paul White.
head Charles Ii. Hally. John p. Woodward W E.
Ludkins, /. E. Williams, J. b. I.aurens. c. C. Pear
son. John +. Poulton, Geo. III. Ray, A c. Brown,
and Nm. ii. Christian, passed III examination OF
character. and were elected to elders orders John
r. Littleton who declined to pass his examination
on studies. passed in examination of cInr.fc,r and
was continued deacon.
Daniel Wallace and James +. Finnell, in their
absence. passed in examination of character and
were continued deacons. Joseph Cason. : T. Moor
man, Robert Scott, John c. Garlick Humphrey Bill
lups, NJ. ". Dance, John Keep, G. ". Charlton Ben.
jarlin pey0ny, Archibald Clarke, and Penfied Doll
Elders passed IN examination of character, and
wete continued on the supernumerary list.
Elijah Chambers passed, and was placed on the
superannuated list. Minton Thrift was re admitted
to the travelling connection, and placed on the SUI
perannuated list. Thomas III. Jones and Robert A
Gregory. heretofore supernumeraries, were placed
on the effective iist.-iSt'rsburg Express.
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonery Dis.

COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in it's ncipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR Stands tar
above any other remedy that has ever been offered
the patronage of Southern community. This med
cine does not profess TO toeradicate All diseases Of what
ever M ture with which humanity may he afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare 10 be the CURE
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation it
has acquired for itself and that too without putting
with those WhO have used II and !rom the great num-
Der OF certificates si residents of Richmond, who
have been benefited aud cured by it's usa she feels at
liberty 10 commend it TO general use satisfied that
the afflicted cannot use it Witheut receiving great
bcnefit from it's healing and curative powers.
For sale by Mrs. a. b. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex Duval ClaS. Millspsugh, L. j. PIcOt, A. Bode-
keran Clas. D. Yale my2l
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IMMENSE CRowD TO HEAR Mr.. SPURGEoN.-Mr
Spurgeon recently preached at st. Georges Hall.
Bradford The influx Of strangers was very great
1t is believed that 1890 persons were present at
the first service. In the evening the doors were
besieged for hours before they were opened. On
the opening the rush was tremendous Women
shrieked and men shouted. and the outward por-
ton Of the living wave pressed forward The
heavy stone balustrade enclosing the area by the
kitchen OF the restaurant gave way, and the top
stones, five feet long and above foot broad with
supporting stone pillars, were hurled into the
area smashing portion of the iron ratings of
the steps in their descent, and themselves also
smashed. terrible cry rose at the moment; but,
as il by instinct, and obeying one impulse. the
living tide swung backward. and were thus, as if
by a miracle, prevented from being precipitated
headlong after the parapet, when fatal consef uen
ces must have ensued from the falling of masses
upon each other. As it was no person was hurt
except from the crash and the fright, and the hall
proceeded to fill and at the proper time the SER
vice was proceeded with.
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REMARkABLE EsCAPE.-The ship Nebraska, from
New York, went ashore on the coast of Texas, and
was wrecked. Her only cargo was nine bales of
hay. Nr. Thompson, second mate of the Nebraska,
who drifted out to upon an oar. and was SUP
posed 10 be lost. has turned ND all right After
being ten hours in the water was drifted ashore
without serious injury. There were six or eight
passengers on the Nebraska. from New York, in
cluding two ladies: all of whom were saved by the
life boat from shore
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School CoSvESrroS-The trustees OF the Episcopa |
Southern School Convention, met in Montgomery.
Ala GU "Wednesday last, for the purpose of select
ing asnitable location for the permanent establish
nient OF the Episcopal College. Ten Southern
states have united in this noble work, and on We'd
nesday uext, the 2th instant the Bishops of these
ten States will hold Convention in Montgomery
for the purpose of deciding its location
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IMPLICATED BY CoNFEssIoS.-At the execution of
two negroes in Napsemcnd Co., Va Friday for the
murder OF ". B. Brothers, their master, the cul-
prits implicated in their dying confessions
we're yerSs eontralictory--s white man, named
Franklin, who, they alleged promised them their
freedom aud large amount of money If they
would execute the deed. Frankiiu Was arrested
apd Imprisoned. II was feared that the crowd as
sembled ut the execution would take the prisoner,
FFankiin, from Jail. and execute him on the spot
bus better ludgmeat prevailed, and the Law viii
now take its course.
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3.D, DENOON-

SOUTHERN IRON WORKs.-LEWIs
- L; BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES,
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING ToBACCb'
YEkANDAuS. every description of CAST AND
GRATING and all kinds of H0U Sc EANDWROCGH
IRON WORK, will be done with neatr ess aud dis
patch, on such terms rs warrant will give satisfac-
ton Ny old friends. and the public generally. are
solicited to give me call before engaging else
WDere my S-d6m
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REcosSixgp.-rhe Haysna Gacsta has at last pub
Iished the royal order recognizing Col A. X.
Blythe, Anseriesn Consul General Of Havana. Col.
ahalf ego.
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- ~ ~, NC. = I9ari street,
al 70 The street opposite their Old Stand
WoODFIN'S sPECIFIC!-FOR

,, OHhUNIU IHkUSH AND DISPEPSIA.-
The proprietor of this Specific has been aware OF
It's Vrtes tor several years. having frequently made
small quantities for gratuitous distribution to the
afflicted. He had idea of Offering il TO the publc
in this form, until he urged t. do 20. by many
who had been cured by its rse. Tie, now with great
c1adtRce oifeTs II tn ts pubic for the two diseases
indicated. namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsja
not general panacea for ell the ills flesh is hair
Of sale.
Manufactured ard sold by q. W0ODFIN, 2sth
street, Church Hi price 81 per bottle, or bottles
PICoT; J. W POLLARD !! tn street; and Dr. SNELLINas
corner OF Broad and 18th streets. Church Hill.
a. Ii
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4 IeSe RIpg.-The Montgomery Ala.) paper. an
uonnee the arrival in that city Of John II. Martin
Esq,, formerly editor of the Montgomery Daily
Journal, his entire journey from Kansas having
been performed On horsrbsek--s distance of mors
than nine hundred miles. Both rider and horse are
in -dne condition.
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MECHANICAL.
TIN. SHEET IRON ANDGAS FITT1TN l3TlilT177 n,

TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
=, ,I II IESTAABLIsnMENT.T IA THIRTEENTH STREET
BEIN ZEN MAIN AND CART.-Tne subscriber is
iuiIy prepared 10 do all kinds of work in tho above
business with dispatch; ana returns thanks to his
numerous patrons ior past favors and solcits a con-
tihuaace OF the same. Being master OF his business
" can promise ms customers that ali work done BIZ
MN VIII AZ least be equal TO any other house in the
city and tulIy ~ cheap-a tact known TO all persons
who know what good work is
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-He is rrepared to
execute this description of work in 3 very snDerior
manner both in town and ccuntry.
LIN WAhE;-AlwayS on hand a large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FlTTlNG.-lie is likewise prepared TO do all
klngS oi Gas Fitting in the best manner.
PuMPs.-He keens always on hand large and ex-
tensiye stock OF NelI and Garden Pumpa.
1e II CHARLES II LANGLEY
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Hon. BENJAMIN Il. Curtis, late judge OF the su
preme Court Of the United States, made bis nrst
appearance at the Boston bar since his resignation
Saturday marning.
Ali the officers OF the steamships Galveston aud
opeiousas have been afresssd at New Orleans for
beiug concerned in the. flibusteripg -cheme OF
A sale Of a, gang of forty.txo negroes. belonging
70 the estate Of W. =. Run, took place on wedpes.
day, sth inst, at pomaria, 8. c. They averaged
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MoRaoNIsM EXPOSED A very interest
ing lecture was delivered at Metropolitan Hall,
last sunday night, on the subject OF "Mormonism,"
and IFS immoralities, by Mr.. John HYDE r., late
Elder IN salt Lake City. Mr.. III. stated that he
hrst heard Of this new religion nine years ago, in
the city OF Londl n he then being boy of Is years
ni age, became convert TO it, was baptized and In
three months after, was ordained Elder, and
preached the doctrine from that time until 1853,
shen in company with 400 emigrants, he came to
this country, and repaired to Salt Lake City,
h7 canaan # his people. On arriving at the pro-
missed land, he soon found that Mormonism there
was not the Mormonism preached In EUROPE
that the people were ruled entirely by the
~iIl OF the Prophet Brigham Young-that they
we're made to believe that they were the
chosen people of God, whose destiny 10 was
" oserrun the world, at which time Christ
would set up his kingdom earth and reg forever
SO infatuated are the Mormons that they believe
Brigham Young 10 be their prophe. and their God.
and even intelligent men allow that monster to
ase them as his tools for all purposes. The doc
trine Of polygamy, rs understood and practiced by
the Mcrmons. WAS clearly explained, and the IA
naticfsm Of the people nationally accounted for
Mr.. Hyde declared himself an apostste for no sell
hsh ends. He had been leader in Mormonism,
"bel he believed the doctrine right aud when he
became convinced of his error, had renounced it
= fuu aud dsmning blot to this fair country, to
civilization. and the world.
Tonight, Mr. Ill. is to deliver another lecture at
the African Church, and those of our readers who
teel any interest in the subject of Mormonism,
ehoud hear him. He is an attractive lecturer aud
viii doubtless deliver an interesting address
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GRATES, TENDERS. ZINE SETS Of

( rRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
- SItOt tELS, T0NGS and POKERs-I have for
sale an elegant assortment OF all kinds OF Crates
including every style of Fenders summer Pieces
handsome and PLAN gets Of Shovels, Tongs and
P@kers Seen herent sizes OF coal Scuttes cndcI
aud Po>ers; Blower Stands Bras, and Iron Eootmans
hre Brick IRE Slabs aud Jams sets of Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES Tavern and Church Bells Of
sweet tone. BUlders, housekeepers, and others in
want OF any Of the above articles he supplied AZ
the lowest Northern prices. / am manufacturing
all Kinds OF Brass and Iron Work OF the above de-,
scrlpti9n, at my BELL and BRASS FOU NDRf, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No POS
Richmond, Va.
Sc l6-3rn q n DpNpDN
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g $50 REWARD.-The above re-
"a ward of twenty dollars will be paid by the
Fssso subscriber 10 any person who vii deliver 10
x1& him ut CTGigtou, III Henrico county, bIs ne
EfU .IIl NANCY who some times calls herself Nancy
G4uham who ran away the 18th OF this month
Nancy il very likely bright mulatto, bushy head,
Wy bright BLACK eye. and tb0ut Il years old. She
IL .lieyed to be in the Citv uf RChm nd. its vi
cintv WA A. CHRISTIAN,
oc Its Craigton, HenTiC1
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. 60.
~ PURCELL, LADD & CO,
Ny DRUaGISPS,
~ DEALERS IN PAINTS. oils. DYEa
~&O WINDOW GLASS Sc

~~ WINDOW GLASS, Sc.
- No. Is Pearl stfest Richmond
M; AkE now receiving and viii shorly have ln store
uieir FAN Stock of DRUGS, DYES CHEMICALS
&C, the whole comprising a large .,.l rcnrral a.
soruneht well adapted t. the wants Of the trade.
purchased IN person by Of the house On the noa
a@nshttgeous terms aud mostly Ter cash.
We are thanttt to friends and tho public for
taeir long continued and ilettvling support aud wa
nope that with the facilities possess lcr obtaining
eNppies, anu the strctost attention to the quality
e M goods sent from U.s. 70 preserve tie reputation
which our home ENJOYS fox selling ARTICLES OF tho
very best character. - wac
packing orders. "'1
PURCELL. LADD Co, DRUGGISTS.
49, Ne - Pearl street
an 20 The street opposite their Old Stand.
VIRGINIA WORM KiLLER.-Childrep
cry for IL This valuable and popular prepars.
non Is recommended with the greatest confidence -
Past experience sud test of years having prnyed II 10
oe one OF the BEST safest and most reliable Worm Pc
stroyers in use.
Beng prepared especially for children it is sweet
anu Pheasant TO the taste and readily taken by them;
and may be given to the Youngest infant with psrfec
safety, as II contains no oil worm seed turpentine or
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only by T.. j. PICOT and for rale by
Druggists generally. au II
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

ISA certain cure for Fever and Ague-LEON-
ARDS ANTID0TE for the above, is the greatest
discovery of the age. 1t has never been known TO
fail and is considered by numbers that have used T.
(and by the medical faculty) the best medicine in
use.
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be bad OF
THOMAS LEONARD,
60 - Corner of CLAY and Adam streets
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GEO. J. SUMNER
N K-Stnne Ware at factnry prices. an

y--- -,x,.xrzxz=s, RICHMOND, Oct. LIST, 1857.
80 tssss..sssss;sss ;ssssg SPECIAL NOTlCE.-On
and alter this date ALL packages intended for Ex-
PRESS. on the MAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Cen
trf Railroad will lie received NJ office, ia Main
street instead Of Railroad Depot, as heretofore, be
ing in conformity with an arrangement made with
the above Company. "
j. l.. MACDONOUGH, Agent
&c 5-ts Adams Express Company.
EALL TRADE, 1857.