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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-03-12
From the Rural New--Yorker.
A MORNING PSALM.
BY O. W. BUNGAY.

The sky-lark seeks the distant blue
Which bends to clasp the waking earth;
Each blossom wears q crown of dew;
The morn rejoises in her birth.
Pure as the dew dissolved in air,
Like incense rising from the sod,
Shall be my mornings praise and PRAYER,
IVhae Jaah shall Oing my heart to COP.
The limped stream which smoothly flows
Like liquid light through meadows green
Makes richest music as it goes,
And beautiies the enamoured scene.
Frail herbs and flowers that droOped at even,
Look sky.ward now with grateful eyes
And breathe their sweetest praise to Heaven
For blessings from the earth end skies.
The robin on yon blossomed spray
From his notebook Of fragrant itowers,
Sings hymns OF praise, to GoD, to day,
For summer sunlight, seed and showers.
oh grant that idle, sinful words
Stain not to-day these lips OF mine,
But let my song be like the birds,
Ny thoughts like balm of fragrant vine.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-03-12

What evidence have we that Cowper was
poor7 Ass.-Hs 'ohI for lodge in soms vast
wilderness"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-03-12

Owe M n'i,IIer Torsrty roE-Eeiss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
q Duildins!
INTERESTING TO BUILDERS
STEAM AND MACHINE CARPENTER SHOP.


STEAAAHD MACHINE CARPENTER SHOP
We return our thanks to friends and the publ.
Tor the hoeral and hatterinE patronage we have re-
celved since we commenced business.
Tnus encouraged, we have from year to yesr en-
lasgsd our establishment, increased our fseiIfties
and extended cur operations, until they now EN- brace
trade.
Our shop 10 fitted up with every variety of Wood
working machinery. including the lstest invention,
and best improve ments by which we are enabled "a
ofe- great Inducements to these who contemplate
buleinx TO give us an opportunity TO contract and C
builders to furnish all kinds portable finished Car
E Soos . SS' wi ND y FRAMES,
CASINOS, TRIMMINGS.
MOULDlN0S, BASE, 10 ke
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS. and PANEL WORK
CoRNICEs, MOULDED Brackets, as.
PORCH COLUMNS of any style
fated or otherwise,
BALUSFRADES, STAIR RAIL. Sc, 10,
All at short notice and az prices consdeaby lower
than such Gan be done for by hand WORKING
We are the purchasers and patent ownsys al
" ,5 MACHINE 70, WORKING and nOULD.
ING IRREGULAR forms in wood" to which we
would call the particular attention Of CABINET and
CARRIAGE MAKERS and others usoe such WORK
.nd TO CARPENTERS, for doins CIRCUL LAR
FRAME and SASH work
To Qua CITY CARPENTERS We would saw that %.
ere prepared TO do sURFACING. PLANING SAW.
ING, JoiET!NG TENONiN0. MOkTICING, and
SCROLL SAVING, at very moderate prices
70 COUNTRY BUILDERS and Others along he llnes
of the various public improvements we would say,
for all kind. Of TRaNsPoRTABLE CARPEN
TERS WORK, such as 10 enumerated above and
are confident we can make it sreaty to their advan-
tase to order OF Us We pay particular attention to
such orders, and promise all who may favor that
we will carefully preserve equation for prompt.
ness punctuslty and faithful and skilful workman.
fhip
All Of our work i. m EIDE Of the best and well xea.
soned material, and WARRANTED.
JNo. GEO. GIBSON,
fs 4-dlm Corner Gary and Eth SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
by Taylor & Williams.
TRUSTEE,S SALk OF A VALUARIE
Il FARM IN NEW KENT COTTNTv

fAnm I'm NEW KENT COUNTY.-In exc
cution of deed of trust from Francis Nelson to the
subscriber, to secure to T. Williamson the paw.
msnt OF certal sums OF money, dated s0;h October
1856 and recorded In New Kent County Cou be.
ing thereto requested, | shall, on SATURDAY 7tb
day OF March, f fsil, if not then on the next fair
day thereafter, Sunday excepted) upon the prsm.
sss commencing at y O'Clock, Nj, sell, at public
auction. the land in said deed sonveyed beina tract
IF land sailed MOUNT AIRY" or "B0YDS"
In New Kent county about mile from the Pamun
key river and Is miles from Richmond, containing
el0 acres adjoining the lands of Messrs. Braxton
0arlick, Miles C. TuIstall, George erumley 3
C. Macon and others. 400 acres are cleared and in
nigh s.ste OF I" Ptovene nt, having been married
10 IN pre- ann oak woods hero have bt en- so
bufhels of wheat seeded. From Putney, lanGins
and the Richmond and Yok river Railroad run.
through tho lower field. There 10 an abundance of
vster in every fela, and well of excellent water
In the yard.
The d. e,ing house has been lately thorou, hIv "a
paired, ana contains oons There are all the ne.
eessssfy ort-hoUes, good negro quarters, sn excel
lent barn ana usw stable.
The health of the place 10 equal to that of ary in
thu lower country.
The sale will be made suhjsct to p.ief deed of
tbs sum of 4 2 200.
TERMs-suffciert IN cash to pay the expenses of
She sale, together win nete for 1888 "a 100.
credit as to 80 III o. 90 until lst October 1857
further credit to So co. 1900 until lst July
1858; and the remainder TO be ,ayab may be sn-
cured by deed of trust upon tbs property
Inc 'ltie Is believed to be perfect Possession
Will be given imDs lately after fhe sale
~. JAMES H. TAYLOR. Tru,tse
T. VI. R & Will Aucts fe % ard,
TWO HOUSES AM LOTS IN DU.
L Walls ADD riON AT AUG rlON.--On TUES
DAY, 10th March, at Al O'Clock P Muoon the
premises will be sold tina most conveniently q rang
I'd two story framed dwelling IN DuvaPs addition,
On the east line of St John street. and mm
opposite the residence of John B. Martin, ks1 be-
ing the property owned and occupied by ar Banks
" ade. This dwelling has 4 rooms, d COW. ME Mt
closet and store room, front and ck 20, ch, with
accom- u2odat,ons for coal and wood The kitchen is
one aud hsf stories high, and connes 8 With the
dwelling by causewsy, adjoining the house 10 a
building adapted for Atore. The lot fronts 40 feet
and runs bsck Is9 feet
After tbs above will be sold brick house, stu
at the corner st James and Hill sire els and occu
pied by Mr. John Gentry, with three rooms and the
usuai ont bousss
TspMs: One third cash; b.lance at and IL mon, hs,
with interest," and secure by trust deeds Taxs for
1857 to be paid by the purchaser.
fe 2S Taylor Il WILLIAMS Aucfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
az Yi.irins and HNeddIns Cards..-J. Al

" Visiting and Wedding Cards.--J. AL
BERT ALLEN, the Virginia Card Writer. can be
found in the Reading Room Of The Exchange Hotel,
81 ~. where he will punctually attend to all or.
ders for Visiting and Wedding Cards. Lades and
gentlemen living in the neighoorins towns can be
supplied with Cards at short notice, By addressing
me at the Exchange Hotel, and enclosing the
amoudt.
TERMs-For Plsin Visiting Cards written on the
best euahty erameled Card 81 per pack; Wedding
and Invitstion Cards, 81 per pack.
J. A. ALLEN,
tau-dSm Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
TRgssT SALE oE mEAt ESTATE y

TRUST SALE UE ZEAL ESTATE IN
L TaE COUNTY OF HENRIGO, IN THE Vi.
CINITY OF The CllY OF RiCHAOND .-Pur-
susut to the provisions Of two deeds Of trust
the I'D day of June 1885, and the other the 9Th day Of
September 1855, both executed by +. w. r. D,n-
forth. and Emily Danfor h, his wife and both
corded In the Clerks Office of Heurco County Court
conveying to Trts-e-s to secure the Mechanics
Bui ding Fubd Ass ,cstien of the City of Kicha ooo
Certain pre perry the AID deeds d. s;rbed shall
on The premis on FRIDAY, the Oh day of March
1857. At a. O'Clock P s.ii at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the HOUSE and Lot on
Catherine street The city of Richmond fronting
~ feet On Catherine street, and running back one
HUNDRED fee to alley 10 feet wide. The lot has
good frame tenement on 1t.
CHAS. ELLET, Trus.ess
CHAS Z ANDERSON, 3Mechspies
JOHN H. MONTAGUE B. F. A I
fe24
p. B Immediately after the alb We ssle. will be
sold valuable building Lot, at the cornsr of Caths.
rine and Smith streets, opposite to Mr. Jpo
Woods residence, fronting 46t feet running IL TO
feet.
TERMs-Ore I'D cssh: balance at 8 AVID msaths
bearing interes.. Th- for 1887 to b~ psld BY
the purchaser. GODDlN App RSON,
Z. 28 AuctiJpee-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
BY Alexander Mott,

FURNITUKE,D nl GUODs AND GRO
I GEh1Es, VIII be sold at auction, at my store,
on 1CEeDAY next. Sd March, commencins At 10
o'elosS, fine assortment Of second hand Furniture
Dry Goods Cloths. Csssimeres Cas,inetts, MusIips
Lindsey. Caileo, Domestics Ready msde Closhins,
GRoCERlEs.-W hiskey, Gin, Brandy, Vinegar.
sugar Coffee, Candles, soap, &c bars English
"anusi So,ooo segarsi % baskets Champagne.
mn ALEX MOTT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
js 8--ts

r Lucien Lewis, Collector and A Rent
and Nesou ,tor of Ci.ims Richmond, vs., will at
tend promptly to the collection of sill accounts of
merchants clerks and others, and transact any bust
ness Of general character.
CfiGe under d. London, 18th street.
ia Him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
b. Goddin & ApEer.on =

By Dali p. M"DCure & Co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
~ AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the 6.n inst
commencing at Ii O'Clock. will sell at our wharf
ana Warehouse at Rocket the cargo of the bark j.
Hszsrd, from New Orleans, with
pa hbds sugar, varying from prime to choice
quality
l54 bbs prime Me,ssses
ALSO,
LEG bids. prime Cuba sugar.
AND EXPECTED,
a cargo OF prime Cuba Mo.ssses which will DO
added TO the sale
TrkMs-Under $iO', cash; over 800, months
credit for approved negotiable paper
r. Sale without re gard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO.
NH 2 An.tio..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
q Notice -Accouatant. Agent and c

II Notice Accountant, Agent and Col.
LHcToR-G. D. WooTToE would respectfully In
form the citizens of Richmond ard the public gems
rally, that he 10 prepared to keep and balance
books make of bills and do writing BY the job; will
also psy particular and prompt attention to collect
Ing house rents negro hires and collecting generally
Security will be given for promptress and correct.
Rsss TO those who patroniss him.
His Office 10 one door below the corner Of Cover.
aor sud franklin streets, short distance above the
Es<lsnse Hotel. fs l0-dlm+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

r. February 10Th, lSJ7...Thomas X.
ps1cx Co Mr. WILLIAM GORDON, Mr.
RICHARD o. HALL and Mr.. WILLIAM j. E8-
9IEsTOE were admitted to an inter. o. in our bu-
ssne,.s on the first Of January last--TBOMAS r.
PRICE co. have commenced receiving their
sorius supply aud from this time 70 the OF the
ss.soa bv every arrival will add largely to their
tsns;ve stock Of Domestic and Imported DRY
GOODS Among the things just to hand will be
fosre
1icS lace SETS
Rreneh Worked COLLARS
'f.ket RIBBONS
Yrra.h CAasRICs and CHINTZ
Waite Cotton CAMBRIA
tfo~p sKIRFs
White and Coior,d TARLEfOSS
English CALlCOS
1874 Linen sHEETINGS
lrish LINENS. tbest mste)
Dsmssk CLOTHS aud NAPKINS
"a apd 1914 Table DAmA5K
1914 and ia Cotton SHEETlN0S
4 4. DIAPER
RURLAPS and CRASH NC.
And during the receipt Of their new Goods, they
will continue to elcse out upon their secona Dor.
good many 'ots Of Bsresss, Rich Striped and Fig'd
Silks BeIsss de LANES Hernsus and other styles
Dress 3oocs, togather with sbeetinps, Linens, Ia
Die Dsmasss. TowelIinss, napkins, 90 at far less
rricer than the goods will command, when the
scade wfll have fu!Iy opened.
f.R PRICE CO,
Re l9-dlm SO Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

~ Postponem ent-Finding that my
stock 10 yet TOO large to expose 1t TO the hazard Of
public sale ct this time and desiring to afford fur
thor opportunity to fieLds and customers to sup
ply themselves with Dry GOODS at prms cost 1
shall continue to sell of the residue of my stock,
til further notice Great bargains eau certainly be
had for q short time longer, at ihe cash store of
THOMAS D. QUARLES.
Ia 1-ts .229 Broad IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

SPRING TRADE, 1857.
am In receipt of my Sprins stock whish pro bs-
bly, 10 the LARGEST received in this city and 10
which l making additions daily-the folio. ing
comprising Part, viz:
1900 drums new crop Figs 80 bxs Messna Oranges
5 0 boxes SD Raisins go do do Lemons
~ bAss Palm Nuts 10 cases PIuaes .ssst
IS do new Pecan Nuts 10 trails Dates ysans4
So 90 Almonds, ais'd asks Currents
l5 fir 81 Coso, uuts 10 ca.es Ssrdiuss ass'd
50 20 assorted PICKLES 81 do ass'd Preserves
100 do Gum Drops 50 boxes Juiubs Pate
so do Muscst Wine 81 do assd GoroiaJs
STEAM CANDLES. zs +..,fss ses
Also Steam CsIdy, of my own manufacture OF
standard cru.hsd sugars made BY No. workman,
and wars nteo 10 every particular sA ,-a4
Give me a Gail at l07 Main street.
LOUIS J. BOssIEUX.
fe s8-fot stesm Cardy ~ nufactu or
11,O COUNTRY lMEkC HAN1s -We.spe
Nv receiving sprpg stock of Fruits, Nuts,
Raisips, Fiss, (itren, CuIran's- 1+F '+at-f
Prsse5yes Brandy Peaches
Pickles Sardiues ""sf-
Apchoyies Cstaups
Mustsrd Olives, Capers AS
A large assortment Of Cigars Candies OF our owo
man fac uIe OF the best sugars and warranted
to stand Ia any climate. ~ .sss . q &
Call and examine at rs Main street. .ysI.a -
f-26 DAVID N JOINTS q CD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
By L.. Is Cook & Co, AucIs

CLASsWARE AND CROCKERY Ar
~ AUCTION Will be sold, TUESDAY. tbs s,d
OF March, at III ocoak, ct our store large invoice
OF Giassware and Crockery, embrscing-
Tcmblers, Goblefs. Vines Preserve and Rut+sr
Dishes, Mol".sss Pitchers Decantes salt.. Bssio.
and EWES fistes, Pitcners, Cups AID Ssucers
0ls'ses Pictures, and large lot Of Fancy Articles
The whole being worthy the attention of ths trane.
NH z F.. B. COOK CO Ap.,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

"Notice.--TI wings and Americans Of
Henrico county. ar seuested Go meet a. the Court
House, MONDAY ne March ID. that hetns Court
dsy3 for the purpose OF mstins nomination for the
4, ss~et MANY VOTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

" Psrtrai. Psfpsisg.--John b. MarsiG
has returned 9th sty fora short tims Stadso third
DOR eeloS the spssch Office over Mr. Dsvid
walsh's Shoe stor a 70 &-1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

GALE AT AULIION OF VERY VALUA-
~ BILE AEASEHOLD ON DUCK AND nth
STREETS.-At tbs request of the personal repre-
sent ,tives of the late Gen. ] B. harvie decd and
of Thomas Brockenbrough decd, we shalt sell, at
public sustiou, on tn. premises ON MONDAY th-
9th day of March 1857, at II o'clnc M Leassho
interes. for A. years. 10 months and days from Ist
April. 1885, of that valuable lot of land lying and
being in the city of Richmond fronting LII feet on
East line of 18th street 50 fest alley street
This lot IL on the Dock and immediately opposite ths
large wsrehouse, recently erected by Messrs. I'D
very valuable location FIR a wholesale warehouse
other guiding Tte lease will te exhibited at the
time Of sale.
Terms -One fourth cash; balance at s, ~ and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust Aosc, or title retsined.
TIE taxes for the present year to be paid by pur
chssers. GODDIN l. APPERSON,
fe Is Auc ioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

~Dr L.. b Rose. Int of Stafford conn.
tv-havips re moved 60 Richmond Offers his profes
ssonai se-vices to the public
gwOfice in the basement OF the Central Hotel
ncrnsr Of 9th and Grace streets. ia 24-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

OFFICE OF VA. r. M ms co.,
RICHMOND, 2lst Feb 1857. )
~ The regular Annual Election of Sew.
BrrEEN DIRECTORS for this Institution for tn. en-.
SUNG year, will be held at tbs Company's Office
MONDAY, I'd March next, commencing at IL o'clh
A. M. The Stockholders are invited to attend
fe 2l--tds w. L. COWARDIN, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

Dr.. Ceons, iare Of 20. LEXIS, Me.-.
aarshai and Ciav So nSImf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

a. p. III. Ayiett. Attorney at Law, lis
Druggist Richmond, Va )prsctices in ali the Courts
held in the city OF Rich nond and in the counties Of
Hanover, Henrico, Chesterfield and King William.
fs6 dim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

" AZ a 2 = lVs VN SIXTH, HE.
TWEEN BYRO AND ARCH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold ON MON.
DAY, III. I'd Gay of March. 1857 on the premises,
commencing ct n O'Clock p. NJ. most valuable
Lot, Gated 40 above fronting feet on the East
line of 9th street. running ba 1870 feet TO the
property of James Thomas Jr., ksq. Ii 10 admirably
located for Q tobscco factory or other purposes
TERms-Cne-fUurth cash; bsauce at 5, 6 ans 8
months fo- pegotable notes interest sddsd secured
by trust Decd title retained. The taxes for 1857
to be pad by the purchaser. ---
fa 10 GODDIN L. APPERBON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

BY Goddin Il Apperson, Aacts. !. 3
HOnI5lIsSIONER,S SALE OF SMALL

~ FARM, MILES BELOW RIC6MOND, AHD
s VALUABLE SLAVES AT the requestof Jnc NJ
cree Of Aenrico Court a. the Fssruary term, 1851,
in thu case Of PocklInston against Depriest wifs,
SC shall sell at public suction in front Of Hem
Of March 1857 at II O'Clock, NJ, being Court dsyD
the small Farm on the new Central Road. shouts
miles below Richmond, of y hich Jno Herbert, died
seized, con :aicpg Il acres On this farm there isa
con Portable dwelling. .. .ste8ss . tssg
ALSOThree very likely and valuable slaves, Wis:
Man, aged IS years, good factory hand; . young
Women, one aged Il years and the other 10 years
old =. 70 e.. "a. fess1s a. s4s. aas
The land will be sold credit, but the slaves will
be sold for cash. The title 10 believed to be- perfect,
but the Commissioner will convey with the usual
special waraoty The taxes for the present yesE to
f. 10 " 'ne pGInnIN 4 ApprRsoN Anc4...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

GALE OF ZEAL hsTATE by virtue
~ of deed of trust executed to us by Jacob r
Barnes and Lewis l.. Barnes bearing da.e the 18th
day July, 1855 and recorded in the husings Court
OF Richmond and In pursuance of order of the Cir
cult Court Of SAID city, Of the Si:t January 1857 in
Barnes and others, and boswell sheriff W. Barnsl
and othsrA we, the undesgned trustees, viii, sell
aG public aucti n, on the premises, on MONDAY, the
9th of acn, 1857, at A. O'Clock, r M the property
situs.e on the east side of Fourth street, be-
tween and streets, in the city Of Richmond, mo
occupied by Lewis L. Barnes fronting On 4th street
about s. feet, ana running back 10 feet right
giles
Terms M de known on the day of sale,
SALE OF PERSONAL ESTAfE By virtue, also,
of the said deed of and said order of court
will sell at public auction the personal estate
in said deed mentioned as foIlows the personal
property belonging to Jacob F. Barnes to be sold az
the bouse occupied by him, WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of March, 1857, at Ii O'Clock, A. N snd the
personsl property beloneing to Lewis L. BaInes at
the house occupied by him, on FRI OAY, The 18th OF
March, 1857, at IL O'clock, A. N. Terms made
known on tho days If sale, respectively
All the sales to be conducted by GoDpIN AP-
PERsoN, auotioneers
FRANCIS BARNES, }r-..
ANDREW JOHNSTON, ) Aias'ees'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

u OARDlNG.--sever families eau be
- accommodated with desirable rooms ana bca d,
by Mrs. CARY c1rner 9Th and Franz lin street,.
Day BosrdeIs SIG so per month. fe 70 Sc
A litlATA HOUSE,. Mrs II. p. PHlP.
"A PEN having taken the above desirseiy ioca'ed
House oa Main street between sth and b, over the
csive BOARDERs by the year, month week or cay
upon reisonable terms. She has two isrse
rooms vacant, suitable for families. Apply early.
IL 22--ss fa$ F-sF fIf &
KON sTOkk..,For the convenience 81
L our customers, end this trade generally. We have
open ed store the east side of Pssr below
Cary, where we .hsii keep soa,.antly on hand g.
nsrel ,',ostmens o. our IRON, nanufsstursd' Of
Flats, frem 3fo Ipohes fss- 5fSEk4
Rounds, fro IN to 81 inches
Squarss, from 70 inahes
Olsis, b alt Uvaia, Half Rounfs, Angie
Hoops Bapds. Nail Rods. Horse Shoe Iron
ALSO Ksi!!osd Chaiis Spikes. AxIes, Rridse Bolt,
All Of which will be s,ld tn. lowest make,
prices. j.. ARCHER Co.
L'Oa SALE aia.6lc y d, 1ia1 Lets d
Z the town Of Aanehesiss. Aiss, negro Boy,
SoK HiaE. for tn. b.l.ns. Of the ysar shrss
Women. two Of them soeA Cooks) tvo Gtis ana
Boy z, SO = s:.'' Old. Apply e s,.s rLrAsAnr.
No; fskLyIAN GUxNO.-S 100 s.E:
.s s:s1 "a sale sElpxosD. pAvrsro.r I. 90.
~ sons dssirors Of purshasinS Cedar fcsts. VII
ori. ssr IL. X y: WIN I.saxsz l & az
rrsahlis Assst. VIII - psempll1 sttaaSs1 g. lsx'
pest sa.ss = sszivs ssest Tbs ~ sa's % sesss'
EEss6 fTENINa BLtlD-iIssssvel
sso. Dow9f. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
~ BrRndreth,s Pills. =. The weak,

a Brandreth's Pills. 90 The weak, the
sonsumptive, rheumatic, oostive bi Ous and desate,
after days use, will find renewed strength and
life pervade every organ of their france
Every dose makes the blood purer The nerves
commence In the arteries and terminate the veins
These Pills, first effect, act upon the srteral
blood increasing the circulation by which impurities
are deposited in the veins and they throw of such
collections into the bowels, which organ by the en-
cray derived from Brandreth's PILLS, expels them
from The system. When first used the pills may oc-
oason gripping aud make the patient feel worse;
this must be horne with for the good to after.
wards No great good Is often achieved without some
trouble IN Its attainment aud this RI 10 applies the
recovery of health. Those symptoms only occur
where the body has long struggled under load of
impure tenacious huuiors consecutive use for q
few days will satisfy the most unbeIieving of the
great good the pills doing The directions should
be carefully studied. II understood and followed
heath and visor will, in majority OF cases. be Sc
cured ny the use of BrsnGreth's Pills.
Sold at Is cents per BOX at IS Canal street. Bran.
a ore Building, New York; by z w. Dyott sons
lsS North sesond street, Philadelphia BY NJ
BRANCH. No. i, East Main street, Richmond, Va
and BY medicine dealers generally dea-Sm
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BY Larus & shius, Aucts.
By q. T. Woriham & 1 o

NOTICE.--The IN dersigned int nding to
l. wind up their ptes.n mt business, win sell, at
public auction, ON TUESDAY, tho Sd of March,
commencing at 10 O'Clock. A H.. their entire stock
of Groceries. consisting of he usual variety
Terms All sums urd-r d 90. cash; over that
amount. months for approved paper Gre ditors
il be allow ed buy the extent of their claims,
which will taken in payment.
CPas r WcRTsAM Co Aucts. fs T-dfd+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

u Purify the Blood..-This, of all the
seasons in the year is the critical it'll deli.
cate constitutions The sudden changes Of The ws,.
thor frtm hot to cold, produce colds and coughs.
which destroy the appetite. debiiitate tho system
chronic diseases that end in death. We know of but
one preventive to thsse serious Ills, and but
one .ertsn, unfaiiing cure for Dyspepsia, Nervous
kEPs BITTERs-a medicine composed only of veg
etabie extracts ana com pounded operate
upon the liver, digestive organs and bowels 90 we'll
~ upon the blood aud nerves. Thousands have been
nea!sd by th.ir curative powers when all other
medicines haze taied; and has ever used them
~nnout being permane nifty benefited. As tonic
ehey have no equal. Try them by all means f you
ore suf ailos and then speak Of them to your friends
as they deserve.
Do mad OF all the principal Druggsts In tho city
OF Richmond aud alseyhAI