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Politics the Pu.pIi.


Our objections TO the introduction OF
politics into the pulpit, are founded more
on our respect for the principles of Cristan-
ity, than on our hostility to any peculiar
political doctrine which may be proclaimed
from the sacred desk. If we have any
correct conception of religion, that concep-
tion tells us that religion inculcates peace,
meekucss, charity and love of our fellow
men,-"peace on earth and good will to
man. Religion is peaceablc, charitable,
unmiycd with passion, malice and worldly
ambition, or it is nothing at ala fraud,
an imposition, an institution of hypocrisy
and niquity, and the Church cunningly
cloaked engine of temporal power and ill.,
gotten revenue. Political preachers are
nc 'cssarily the reverse of peace, harmony
and good will. We speake not so much Of
the word politics, in its literal sonse-for
thus it really means the science of govern
ment-as we do Of the matters always sig
nifed by the term in this country. Here,
it invaribly means contest, which is always
exciting, turbulent and angry. Excitement,
turbulence and anger do not comport with
our ideas of the spirit Of religion, and their
introduction into the pulpit cannot but
bring disgrace and calumuy upon the
Church. The minister who departs from
his high calling and introduces discord and
contention among bis flock, by preaching
politics instead Of piety, is at best but a
brawler and prostitute, repugnant alike
to every principle Of true devotion, and
every sentiment of propriety and good
taste.
Again, such preachers are a positive
injury to the political cause they espouse.
We should scarcely have any hope Of the
success Of political creed enunciated from
the pulpit, even with the anathemas of the
Church invoked against our adversarics.
The natural instincts Of an enlightened
people are seldom wrong; and their in
stincts and judgment, and reason alike, say,
that it is not the right place to learn poll
tics-such politics must be counterfeit
we'll have none oft. The man who prosti-
tutes himself in one capacity, cannot but
be regardeda o prostitute in another capac-
ity. We look upon man with Rev. (bo-
gus) prefix to his name, preaching politics,
even though he preach upon our side, with
as much suspicion us we look upon de-
serter from the enemy's camp-as one who
is eft for treason, stratagem and spoils"--
as one who is not to be trusted. In any
light we can view political clergymen they
are contemplate, inefficient, and disgrace
ful.-heokuk Post.
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Political Priests In 1901 and In 1880.

The New England States (where they
are as British as the British themselves,
aud just about as much attached to the
Institutions of this country,) voted as q
unit once before for President. They vo-
ted for old John Adams, the father Of
American federalism, against Mr.. Jefferson,
in 1901; and it is historical fact that the
unprincipled portion Of the protestant
clergy of that section were then as hostile
and active against Mr.. Jefferson, as they
have been throughout the North in
the late canvass, against Mr. Buchanan.
Mr. Jefferson was opposed from the New
England pulpit, Sunday after Sunday, du-
ring the whole canvass; was called an
infdel, an atheist, Jacobin, a dealer in
human flesh, and charged with being the
father Of his slaves! The business, howev.
er, was overdone, as it has just now been.
A reaction commenced, and at the election
Of 1905 every New England State, except
Connecticut, went for jefferson.
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The Union Ship.

Wild winds round Us fercely blow,
Darkly rolls the briny lillow!
In their coral halls below
Mermaids spread the seamans pillow,
Tonight we man our Union bark,
A nations hope, nations ark !
Well our gallant bark we love,
Bright her name shall he in story!
And yon hammered stars above,
Are our galaxy Of glory.
y, brothers, guard her high renown,
Nor let our gallant bark go down.
Proudly has she brayed the gale,
Fire and wreck, and battle glory,
Coming time with joy shall hail
washington's heroic story,
And millions see with fond delight
The Aag that sweeps the storm tonight.
Through the gale We speed away,
Wave and breaker proudly scorning,
Hecding not the binding spray,
Nor the stormy pctrels warning.
Above the storm the song We swell,
Port port good cheer! al's well, all's well /!
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Exvp.opn,uApv CorDrr- The i,lark ~.
nnLEcans n ths Indians stase sensss 81 h.vs
bosn recen,iv cntt;nc m ,so,ao .s' verv ,'rs.,.
sh;ras s~d f,aoIs ani,r ,lIns.r.,;vs u ~
ch.rsc,sr ~ that nartv Al tbs orenins. ~
os ,bo session thsv insistsd snon ~ shs;r risS,
10 slscs cbairmen nro tem saIthough ,,eh.s she,
Tisrt ciovsr,or thelr corsti,Seionsf ,,,ssI-o
dsnt was nresent and reSdv q nsrGorn his
drties Tbev actnaIIv caIled ope of thei,
nnnher u,is 70 nreside wbo had ~ affronicrs
- asE the iiententant gorerunr S a. 'vacats
HE chair ma nnon an indignani ana
nrop,nt III refnsal. he tool, 4 seat beside him
and went thronoh The mocLerv al calline.
tbe roll Of the member This revolntioS.
arv and insane action urodneed a scene of
orsat tnrmoii ana d;sorder which war
esnt mn for several hours The only *
crss ,ns hlack rsnrhI;ca,. co,ld slle~.
Sor thsir Indecent ana onsro geon. condncl.
M wss The ,Sa;r hsI;"S n ~, ! rnmor 9Sst ne len.
,onort ~, ,ovsrnor ;r,snssd swssrins n two
"Ins 49, sS,s.ao. ~ oe as,s =
'ss ns.s .r,;L N,',5 49, = 80. 49,, =
ny s;es;.., $780, y ~, h,S,," ard ,h.ss Mo, on
an | oiac,;on ~ IIn;,sj % rs S,stIs ssnetorr, |
ITno" m S,'so ,Ss s,rsn.,5 ~ N. rnn,or tbsv 6sd
ons,od ,h;s ;,J;sn;,v n lie Iieatenant yov-
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The Homestead.
BY LADY SPENCER.

It is not as it used to be,
When you and | were young,
When round each elm and maple tree
The honey suckles clung;
But still love the cottage where
Ipassed my early years,
Though not single face is there
That memory cndears.
II Is not as it used to bc
The moss Is on the roof,
And from their nests beneath the caves,
The swallows keep aloof.
The robins-how they used to sing
When you and were young
And how did hirt the wild bees wing
The opening flowers among!
II Is not now as II used TO be
The voices loved of yore,
And the forms we were wont to see,
We see and hear no more.
No more Alas. we look in vain,
For those to whom we clung.
And love as we can love but once,
When you and were young.
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FAT CoNrRAcr.-The San Francisco cor
of the n. Y. Journal Of Com
merce says:
"The contractors for building our Gus.
tomhouse are to receive, believe, $780,
900 on their contract. The bill Of extras
exceeds the actual cost Of the building
some $l5, 900, so that the charge to the
government will approximate very near, Il
not exceed $535, 900, while the actual cost
of the building is not to exceed the sum ol
$232, ,O0O-leaving a neat profit to the
contractors Of about $4,000 / conclude
the same parties will do as well on the two
appraisers buildings An process of erec
ton"
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ORUssIAN misunderstanding to a
Communication lately made TO the author
tiles, the Car is determined to put an end
to the mania Of absenteeism on the part ol
the Russian mobiles In case Of any land
owner remaining abroad without leave, the
tribunals will manage his estate for ont
year, at the end Of which time the estates
if the owner still remains abroad-will bt
conGscated, unless particular circumstances
can be brought forward to Justify longeI
delay being granted.
, 1857-04-10

AMERICAN ExrRAvAGANcE.-A wedding
IN lone Of the first families" of New York
was recently attended by more than a
thousand persons. The gifts to the bride
included full set of diamonds u real In
dia shawl, price 81 500 superb gold
breakfast set dress of honton lace,
valued at 81, 500; China dinner set, each
piece containing separate design, and
which had been ordered from Canton ex-
preSsly for this occasion and among the
smaller articles, an elegant box containing
SIX pocket handkerehiefs, at 100, so and
70 dollars each. The last and most val
ued gift was from the brides mother. 1t
was an exquisite portmonnaie, embroider-
cd with her own hands, and filed with
twenty-five bright new half-eagles, as spen-
GIng money for the pctted daughter.-LOu.
COur.
, 1857-04-10

B1~ The Buffalo Commercial states that
the agents sent out by Louis Napoleon to
this country do not con6ne themselves 10
the purchase Of grain, but throughout the
west they are actively engaged in buying
large numbers Of hogs and cattle. A large
amount Of wheat for the French Govern
lnent has already passed through Buffalo.
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p@- Large numbers Of cattle have been
frozen to death in Worcester County, Nd,
which were exposed to the fury of the late
snow storm. The destruction Oh the beach,
we are told has bee6ffcarfnl
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p1- 1t is stated that several parties
crossedHIOng Island Sound on the ice as
late as Thursday last, between Bridgeport
and Huntington, distance Of Is miles,
never before done Tin the memory Of the
Oldest inhabitant."
, 1857-04-10

COSTLY FIrrINGs.-I'he table service,
amps and outfit of the state rooms alone,
VI the new Collins steamer Adriatic, cost
twenty-five thousand dollars
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RELIGION IN FRANcE.-A French cores
Pondent of tue Christian Advocate es,i-
mates that the Protestants in France num-
Oer about two millions, or one-eighteenth
oi the population. The,oficial census makes
,ne n Protestants only about 700, 900 to so,
VOO'OOO Catholics and $4,000 Israelites.
, 1857-04-10

Bzy- There is much suffering among the
poor Of Richmond, Va. The City coun-
ell has appropriated 500 for their relief.
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CIR liunrrr anO ptmutrat.
IS PUBLISHED ON EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
By EDWARD FURSTE.
Y2AMg.s.3H ANY.AHaa

For one year, when sent by mail or taken at the
once s. 90 ; for six months, So 90. Single copie,
IS cents.
No paper Will be discontinued, unless at the option
sf the proprietor, until all arrearages arc paid.
, 1857-04-10
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
ForOne square. 2lines or lcs, three insertions, ST.
For every additional insertion. ............. 81.
A liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers.
The number of insertions must be distinctly marked
on the margin Of advertisements sent us they will
be continued till forbid and charged accordingly.
L. P. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building,
SACRAMENTO street, San Francisco, is authorized to
receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise,
nents in California.
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ES 5000, goo WORTH
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

,TIOS. K: PRICE & co having closed out many
Of The heaviest lots of their early purchases and a
sing hy every arrival TO their elegant stock and a.
they like thu fun and excitement of the thing are
Tu-hlnS them Ctt At unparalleled rateS Country aud
city buyers, AT wholesale and retail NAV cnie with
fu confidence that they viii get every thing al TIL
own prices, It's thcir, intention to eltpty their
shelves bg the spring almost entirely, and with this
view, from this time ont all gooIs on hand, aud
c'cry thing coming in or expected from the CASH
Jobs III the Northern cities. will hr sold at the most
astonishing figures ever seen in this market
IL rich and splendid 5 llls and Silk Robes VaIen-
claS and Valencia Robes Side Stripe and Bayadere
CASH eres. Nnusclins, ,ierinos. and every desCrp
ton Of Dress Goods, tInhroidrries. Hosiery Velvet
and Cloth Ciuaii> and Mantla5 Chnelle, Stella
Ihibet, Cloth, long AMI square Blanket Shawls Furs
Tor ladies', Curtains and CURTIN Goods, Prints shirts
and DraNers for Ladies and gentlemen, their stock j.
fGll, varied and attractive, ami always kept I'D,
In every description of heavy goods for negroes
and out hands such as White and Grey Blankets
Flannnls, h"rscys. Sattnetts Sleeps Grey, Pulled
Cloths, Linseys, Oznah lrgs Taid Cottons Sheetings
and Shrting1, with Linen Dimasks Linen sheet
lnE, Irish Linen, Baizes, DruEG,ts, Bed Blankets
Quits &c tine! have great stock, aud will offer
them either To cash or promrt customers ut prices
which VIII surprise the most X ptica All they ask
from city ana country trad" is an examination OF
their stock III order to effect sa'ea
&C 22-6t THOS. r. PRICE & co.
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AUCTION sALHs.
.rs.--s------~~>--
BY /. 4 G.. b. Davenport.

100 CASES OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
~ HATS. AT AUCTIOv-0n "WEDNESDAY.
ton store,
100 cases BOOTS. SHOES and HATS, all desirable
Winter Goods.
TEHxs-sloo and over. 90 days credit for approved
paper: under 500, cash.
ocE Ia c. r. Davenport. Aucta
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E8N oTICE EXTRAORDINARY,
CLEAR TIE TRACK FORE BROAD STREET
DRY GOODS

-l-A@-a-t 7 III- n IUIt ~ DIT U-IU NINEEI
DRY GOODS
DOWN To SUIT TIE TINES, NO COST OF
GOODS TAKEN IN CONSIDERATION!
We viii sell them, and they must TO sold All new
GoD.ls, just from New York.
Remember thstJ. NILLHISER BRO have been
one Of the few merchants from this city who have
been i'll New York during the terrible times of the
last ten DAY Z, 10 buy goods for cash We will have
open, ready Tor sale about 100 cases OF goods this
morning COMPRISING every variety of New Goods for
III" season: We wont mention prices, for fear you
would not believe them possible All you have to do
Is to come with the ready ca.h and get them. For
Tho convenience OF our friends and the public our
store viii remain open every night until 10 ocioch
except on Fridays.
J. NTLLHISER & BRO
\. BIO facilitate our sales and have uniform
prices, goods will he charged within the next 90
days. Oc 2O-2w j. NJ BRO
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COAP FACTORY ASHES for sale al
~ my old establishment. FRANKLIN street. rear Of
It. Charles Hotel. Also large assortment Of Soap
and Candies constantly hand, which oner at nc
pts EDw. MoADAM.
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IF T0U WANT q handsome Beaver
= Cloth c,nak, call ~ No. u Vain stress,
o. n faHNsJN A HARDWOOD.
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R1s@ Misses AND CHILpRES's DRESSES.
WRAPPERS. Also, BLACK LACE BASQUES
CAFES and PARTY Or EsSES made to order
BONNETS Blcached Pressed and Trimmed
On On hand, fine assortment Of QUILTED
HOODS. LADIES BAZAAR
No. 206 Broad St, between ith and 5th streets
oc 2i-Ct
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E,RESH COCOA NUTS, &c.--2, 500 fresh
L Cocoa Nuts: 25 bags new crop Palm Nuts; 10 bags
soft she'll Tvica Almonds: 10 bags hard Ciell Jordan.
LOTS J. BOSSIEUX,
nc No 50. Main street
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--szxz- ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
Superintendent Transp, rtation.
Office r. 2. L P. r. K. Co 4

5ssfTTTsa STRAyED OR STOLEN
49, On the 18th October White COW. She
s=-s4s-==E. is marked in both ears. and has bell
I'll. VIII give liberal reward for her return to
me-, above the Fair Grounds in the town of Sidney
on Main street. JOHN G. TiIIRST0N.
oc 24-4t#
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OPENING MINTER MII
THE STATE FAIR

Va. State Agricultural Society.
NOTlCE.-Persons DESTROYS of procur-
ing receipts for their annual dnes to the yirpi.
the Seereiary's office. They must provide them.
selves with the change necessary to make their pay
stances, for the Secretary to furnish the Change
Al persons procuring from Ticket Agents. admis
sion ueknts Tor the Fair during the next week must
MOI DC allowed to do so for any thing bu, ihe smaller
Eold corn aud silver currency. Entries are now bs-
ing Inade ut tho office, Of subjects INTENDED for the
exhibition. Those having Tobacco samples to enter
shonld bring them in without de ay
&C A1-ts Gil. Il. WILLIAMS Sac,x
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beg TAKE NorIcE.-Madame AGOULp.

us" TAKE NOTlCE.-Madame AGOULD,
the worid-renow1ed Seer and Planet Reader an
nOunces 10 the public that she will positively close
her rooms on Saturday next. She sincerely returns
her THANKS Tor the numerous patronage she has re-
CeiVed since her stay in Richmond aud hopes all
who desire to consult with her will call early at the
Norvell House, Main street. between 18th and 18th.
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Egqa LOOK At TBIs.-If Won

X Look AT THIs.-If you want a
genuine AmjEotype, Just call at GIBB's Gallery,
Shrr" he II furnishing his customers, with the
g'H1ln' double glass AnhCotype. Warranted for
t'H4ty aHd durability. superior TO any nade,l at
Cheaper rates than any house i'll the city.
eur WJTE Is tao we'll known to require any putting
from Us
Gallery. Coriuthian Hall, between eth and l0th
Main street. 2. 4. GIBBS.
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s-7p 4 CARp.-JoHN 4. CALYo, Artist,
IA, -.sgIaci his course Of lessons in DRAINING AND
r.:Nrfvs il: ali their branches.
Anrhtat. j. 70 be made at WN SATTLER 4 CO.,
Ia Nam street &C Inns
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FAMILY FLOUR, Roe Herrings, Cheese,
4 No. Gaekerel. Virginia Buckwheat, fine Teas,
Hotel Cautfles, Bacon, &c.
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E.3y" RICHMOND MADE STovE

GtS hIChhOAp MADE STOFEs.- he
ADVANTAGES ~ PURCHASING RICRMoxD MADE SToyEs
Ih"g are made Of the hest material and extra heavy
- ~ % stand the III u-age Of servants Broken
pa = can be conveniently replaced at Il moderate
Ct~ Ihry are warranted 10 operate 10 the satisfac
than the Northern stoyes
Wholesale warerDonn AZ the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied by the city dealers.
Those Works have been in successful operation for
ueaT!y six years, and have acquired high rcputa
tJL icr thc quality Of their manufactures.
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FOR RHNr AND 0AL1.

Gs FOR RENT, CHEAP-No. 2 resi-.
Ii dence. Cump's Row, on 18th street ror,.,uia.
rooms, Including In the basement hvdrsnt in ,hea
faru, and suitable for large family TbI, nrnaerf,
y located near tho market. and convenient tn M,
Apply TO HDW'b ID EtrtII,na aht'
arsn - - Pearl street
street. VI pioao
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s1z-TRrNAN 4. PARKER. succ

r. / o. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer in
shHsi~- Mahogany and Lumber OF every descIip-
ton. ptec and yard corner of Cary and !"th streets
Richmond. Va. my lg-d6n*
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HANPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
80 Delicate Ladies asd Children will please give
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BOARDING. 60.
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
IA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Opposite the New Custom House.
ALEXANDER DuyAL. pronrietor

ALEXANDER DUfAL, Proprietor.
The undersigned having taken this Hotel re, peet.
fully announces the fact to his trirnds aud the pub
ic asa solicIts their patronage lie has removed
his family TO tho Hotel, and viii from this day give
his personal and undivided attention ~ the bu iness
and hopes to give satisfaction to all who ma patr u
ize the house. His tables are supplied with all the
delicacies of the SEASON. and will sRaysb furni-heJ
with the best Of everything that the market can sup
ply.
the guests may at all times expect prompt and par
tIcular attention.
oc5-ts ALEX DUyAL,
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-tsFEns-EZs7 NOTICE.-Pers0ns DESTROYS
rsaISssft.of sending Stock or other articles over
the road Of this Company. Intended for exhibition at
the State Agricultural Fair, will be charged the
usual freight rates Should such stack other arti
cles be returned III the hands Of the wner the
freight paid down will br refunded. Persons with
ing to send Stock must give four days notice to the
Depot Agent, 50 that proper caTs may be provided.
SAML. RUTH, Supt. Transportation.
OFFICE K. +. h p. X. K. Co.
Richmond, Oct. - 1891.
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=. ~s VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL

la tFTS ihulNiA ZEN L RAJ MA l IL
80 ~ ROAD-ANNUAL EXHIBITION VIR
GlNlA STATE AGRlCULTURALS OClETY-NOtes
of all solvent Banks in the State taken at ticket
fees of this company, for Passenger Fare.
Members ofthe State Agricultural Society who NAV
come over the road OF this Company To Richmond,
or the occasion OF the hNNLAL STATE kAlR,
tober, will be allowed the privilege of RETURNING
PREF. on exh .bibiug certificate of membership tor
the present year. certificate of life membership
to the conductor At any time between the above date
and the 81 OF November, inclusive.
Stock and articles for exhibition will he charged tn.
regular Of freight going to the air. Ifreurnei
rs the property of the same owners, they will be
carried back free, and the freight paid going to
the Fair will be refunded.
Persons intending tn send Stock TO the Fair, are
requested TO give notice to tho Agent at the Depot
from which il is to b" sent, to the undersigned d
week previous to the time the cars are required to
enable the tn I've provided the proper time.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
oc 3i-tS TIIDs DDDAMEAD Sun't
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Er, CEsEE:szl RICHMOND AND Pc
ssaas sssS&1sssf TERSBURG RAILROAD
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

I H..
Passengers to the ACriculi ural Fair, at Richmond
will receive RETURN TICEET5, on AMI after MONDAY
the 10Th inst at sjO each good until the last tr ain
on MONDAY, the I'd of November
Articles fer exhibition at the Fair will be charged
full price to the Fair and will be carried back free
provided there has been no change of ownership.
An Accommodation Train VIII leave Richmond and
Petersburg daily, at o'clock, A. NJ. during the
week Of the Fair L. III. GILL,
OC 2I-tnOylst Superintendent.
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Gy7F" Nobody Objects to
our Prices. esa
lain THos. r. PRICE 4 CO.
s.9s~ SEWING MACHINES The pro pri

s,3g~ SEWING MACHINES The propri-
-. ;, she Hunt Webster Co : Sewing Machines
-' IN, ar Them the following important points and
s.. fha; money IS uuwisoly invested i'm any and
III WAX machines which fan short Of this stand.
- They viii STTTCH. HEN. Run and GATHER.
e. TheT make a strong lOcA-StjCh that cannot be
,<s.,si4En ar PyiLFa oJg.
IL They SiI,h tiIAN On BORN SlDEs of the work
,,,rh,,l t1ImlnS ridScs underneath.
eta They are perfectly SIMPLE. and the manage
mont e tlcm Et>tII ACQUIRED.
ma, SAT-. F.TEEA NAM aUd Viii NEAG LoNGsR, than
any ..,itr ,rWjaZ machine oXtaDt
So hes, Machines are on exhibition at the Viz
- Mechanics Institute. and also 1T The store Of the
tu'> sl"v. l. tthitN NEACi, Agent,
al II Main street.
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frl Clergyman, restored 10 health in n few days af
r -.y srs % great merry Gus suffering, is anxious
tsrrs1r k4uWa the means OF cure Will senc free
rhe prs rgpt n used. Direct the Rev. JOHN Nj
DAGNALL. NJ. is Fulton street, Brooklyn, y. I.
~ Jim
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a. '''' 40 P' tiffEt1EGE sTERRETT.

y R-Na:es e solvent suspended Banks OF Virgil
ri, \ nth All South Carolina Mary land, Pcnnsy l.
v.-t ~ New EuAlaud, received for goods at cur IT,
sl.l.r ash price, and market value allowed for
me &C Is
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EFE.P Il. AYLETT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
m"Li and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Court u Chesterfield. henrico, Hanover and King
i.hm "DGntl.s.
aE-Otice over the. store Of P. Johnston & Brothe
No il5 Main street " tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-28

BrI" Why SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache, or pain
M any part Of the limbs body, stomach bowels,
Hhtn you can be cured Instantly with HARTS-
.toihach aud bowels. giving them tone aud strength
10 dipt-t food, thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep
"a 10y all who suffer huy bottle from PURCELL,
hHDD 90, or other Druggists in Richmond. Bot
''ns - and % cents &c l0-6n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-28

g3g~ GEORGE 3. STEEL, Dentist, Office
ami residence No 81 OF Main, between 3th and 9Th
street, RiCAM nj. va. my 3}-Iy