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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27
doemem for the rclief ofhe SICK ond H.
t'cssed, afflicted with TiruIcnt and
EnjHnntic dj.6neoe

4 Dcnero7ent fnstitmton, established ~ special
dormet for the rclicf ofthe sick cnd H.
trcssed, afflicted with ITru1c,a and
Epidemic Diseases.
i such as SPERMAToaRHGA. SEMINAL.
WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE, GQNORRIlGA
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice Of ONANI.55sI CT
s;EI4F ABUSE, &C., &C.
The TOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the
awful destruction Of human life. caused by Sexual
diseases, and the deccptinns practiscd upon the
unfortunate victims Of snch diseases.by QlacIss,
several years ago directed tlieir Consulting Sur
gaon, as acharitsbe act worthy Of thcif name, to
open Dispensa1'Y for tie treatment OF this class
of discases. IN all their forms, and to gise MED-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply BY let
ter, with description OF their condition, Gage,
cupation habits of life. &c..) and in cases of ex-
treme poverty, 10 FHRNlSH MEDICINES FREE.
OF CHiRGE. 1t is needless to add that the AS
socation commands the highest Medical skill OF the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The directors. on a'review ofthe past, fse assu-
red that their tbors la this sphere of Benevolent
effort have been Of great benefit to tie afflicted.
ESPECIALLY to the young and they have resolved to
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, 70 this very
important but much dcspiscd cause.
Just Published by the Association a Report on
Spermatorrhma or Seminal Weakness, the Vice of
Onanism, Masturbation or Self Abuse, and other
diseases of the Sexual Organs by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent BY mail. Gin sealed
letter envelope y FREE OF CHARGE, on.reecpt
Of two STAN sfor postage.
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard As
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth Street Philadelphia,
Pa
By order ofthe Directors
EZRA D. IIEARTWELL, Pr.siacH
GEO. FAIRCHILD, .secfetar4.
V1I.. on IN.
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Our friends IN Highland will please re-
member re acknowledge Only ncwspap. >
receipts.
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S GNOR G.. e. PAND oFRINL e. CO.'S
(From Hify)
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF
Marble. AlabasteE and Agate Statuary,
Fs0hC2NlMA 6<iexsS Hare,
FRENCH CHTNA WARE,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY GOODS
Sale to take place at Union Hall, on
Wednesday, and Thursday, March Sd and
9Th, 1898, at l0a, A. NJ, and 3, Z H.
For particulars see Circulars and .t'ats,-
logucs.
The Room will be open for Free Exhibi-
ton on TUESDAY the =. If March
TURK 4 CUSHING.
Stanton, Feb - 1t
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EcTICEl

Geo. D. PRENTICE, Esa, editor Of the
Louisville FORMAL, viii deliver a LECTURE
n the Court House, on Friday evening, the
10Th inst
RECEIPTS Of the Vindicator Stree tie
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

New sub ScribeFs.- We have had the
pleasure of entering upon our list within
the past week the names Of TreMy per-
Sells as subscribers 70 the Nlndieator- We
appreciate the compliment and shall en-
dcayor to publish paper worthy Of their
patronage.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

For sale W a.trespcc!abe Druggists and Eealers.
Prices Of e...inrtnt 25 cents 50 ard 81 lot
~ 4 dollar bottle contains as much IIiiment
:sht twenty Ave cent 5ntlrs.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27
R. ]. RANKIN e CO.'S.
AMBROTIPE AND PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY,
Augusta County, ~ Il

u
HAVING, at great expense and Labor at leGgfh
Il L secured perfectly appointed GALLERY,
both rs to capacity in our Cameras, Choice Chem
ic2lls, jnacio,is arrangement Of Light. and othnr
practical facilities sith veY t. essblis33n this
community z reapdashe and permanent ROME
LAGU EKisltasN GALLERY That citizens
may have all the advantages and continuing i'm
prorcments in the ART, both in the
Price and Perfection ofthe Picture.
We only ask il return the encouragement Of
Liberal Home Patronage, and confidently prom
isc to please our patrons with any variety Of pie
ture, and price accordingto styc Of case or sizes
as the truly wonderful STERE0SCOPE, presen-
ting at once the mast hjo-lhe picture vet known;
the ARSMON0TYPlC, the ILL MINATED, the
CRYSTALOTNpE, the AMBROLlON, the HY-
ALOTYPE, TIE AMBR0T YPE, DAGI ERREO-
TYPE in short I'll ENDS Of Ssuh- pencied Pictures
end Photographs; On paper OF canvas, and color
cd ii Oier Water Colors, or re touched with In
dia Ink.
Depending on SU4LL PROFITq FROH
LIRG,E. SHES AND CONSTR w CISTO-
i,-f3iias, We will WIHRINT pIR UOHh- and
furnish pictures at prices from
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tE'EEssYaAS q. BAKERY.

AGENT & COLL t.TOR.
HIRES GUT NEGROES, RENTS OFT
HQUSEss ANDCOLLECTS CLAIMS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Office No. s, On 18Th Oh Wa street, je-
tlreen Nesin and FrdaLlip, SIS
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E'EE'T'E' GElas rs

up to tho most costly Style of Case and Size. III
Mss~ Instructions Given N the Art, and Chem
icaS and Cas- s. in every variety, for sale o 0aer
atcrs en- reasonable terms,
Feb G. 1S5S.-tf.
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EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

Every purchaser Of dollar lai lie ct the Alt TIC In
lIiNf receives, ut lr lages eNl e,ise. tie NlllD
STAlfS Journal. of New York. for year. The
Journal is large illustrated lalcr-'ac number
tanning sixteen pages. beautifully printed clear White
paper. and filed with original matter irsm Il most bril-
liant aIisers t the country. Certificate Of subscription
airffui particulars or flia novel ard phsn tropic
tefpri>e OF which this offer forms part viii accompany
each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED IN FvERY TOWN and EII1 ACE
BRAGG X BURKOyvES,St -.l .otsas, Mo-
New YeKK e,FfnE Ao.311 BROADWAY.
Communications should always tt addressed to St 6us
n q Sola BY Drs. Young and Eeclclbergcr
and Druggists generally.
February a7, lss5S.-iy.
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Ca hbert b. Bakhaw, Flaintl0,
AGAINST
jackson, JOSEPH B. Hii.tr, Jared Armstrong, Will
liam Cochran, Gree coored nene and the heirs Of
Thomas Coalter, decd - Defendants.
The object Of this suit is to obtain adtcrce for
title to lot of ground in tile village Of Doe Hill.
sold by Thomas j. Coaltcr in his life time; and, a
taaait ha4ing Been made and filed, that the Defer~
dant, John L. Eurit, is not inhahitant Of tiii5
! Commonwealth, and that Thomas J.. eositer is
dead, and that his heirs by the general description
Of "pa,tes unknown are unknown, Oh motion
Of the Plaintiff, by counsel, il is ordered that the
said John r. EuaiF and the heirs Of Thomas ].
after due publication OF this order, and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit and
that copy of this order be published once week.
for four successive weeks, in the s'Sta ,nton Vndi
Gator, newspaper published in the town Of Staun-
ton, and aso posted at the front ioor Of the Court
house Of this county, en- the first day Of the next
County Court.
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WM. z. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price 81 Per Bottle, on Six fer IS, Deliv
cred to any Ad,,pcSs

efed 10 any Address,
Accompanied by reliable ard responsible Ccrtifi-
Gates from Professors Of Medical colleges, Clcrgy-
men and others.
Prepared and sold by H. T. UELMEOLD.
Practical and Aa0yticol Chemist.
No. o. South Tenth St., below Chestnut, Assembly
buildings, PhiIa.
~ To be had Of 7. H. 81. G. Kinney Stauu-
tom Ea., and of AL Druggists and Dealers through
out the United States, Canadaa and British PROV
bEa4RE Or NTHRFEITs.
-f4a, tor HeImJodGs- 1aLe No Gf1tcr.
CURES GUARANTEED.
January l6 lS5S.-ly.
JOHN 4. HARRIS. C. MOORE.
Late ofthe fFm Of Harris o. Orange COUNTY
Echols, Richmond. Va.
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HARRIS g. MOORE,
nRGnTCEG 4 C0lEI,LSSIGY 1sERcE!i HTe

RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENTS.
BASIN BANK, BETWEEN 1lru AND l2fH
SRI, RICHMOND, "a,
AZ L, the undersigned, have this 2av formed =;
~ Corartnersh. for the pros .cntion Of A
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FOIiWAkDlNE
BUSINESS, Under the frmSnd stst5f
HIRES & MO0RH
Oar strict and personal attention viii be devoted
to the sale Of all COUNTRY PRODUCE. AND
FORWARDING or GOODS AND MANUFAC-
TURED TOBACCO.
G'sA Aeleunecs cW b nfa1 1of Pro-
dacc IN AGnd
JOHN A. HARRIS. tlad&f'i ruf Gle patronage
extended to the late firm Gf HARRIS t. ECHOLS,
Sphc'ts continuance 81 il tiom lis ola f.icnds
wilhelm that concern.
BY permission We refer TO the 'au5wing persons
RICHMOND. IYNCHBURG.
Warwick { Barkadalt, Col Muulice Langhornp
liaNall to., i}r. jainos Saunders,
WINSTON 4 l'NHFt5, Nctorble n Jones
Mckinley { Dgruy. tifr. Fgyettc Steitoe.
hoUiSA. AUGUSTA.
CofrGiayt0n q Coleman. ur. John J. Cnpu
Mr. jonathan CoWEud. capt. Kcpton llirper
ORANGE. ALBENAKLE.
Col. .}~&H e@el4efk, Mr.. Fm ! Robertson
Mi. Beng y. e<rbolr. Gen. NaI F. Corridor
CCLrEPER.
Mr. Han'l p Slaughter. Mr. James Ba.l,our
Richmond Jan. I6, 1S59-3me.
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JOY 10 THE AFFIICTED..,

From Whatever cause they may lave oilginaFtG
And Ms tier of How hong Sstaid;ag, Giving
Health and igor to the II anne, and Bloom to tl4a
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27
NIRGINIA--In ChanceTy:

/ yIRGINIA--I ChanCefy:
Al Rules held in the Clerks office of the Cir
cult Court Of Highland County, Monday, tfe
! lSt day Of February 1853,
Ga hbert b. Bakhaw, FlaintlW,
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Ca1isrlANsBuHa. Va, Octobs, sC 1sss

Ca1lsrrAxssuno. Va, October 80. 1sss
Seventy-odd delsgetss have bssu in sttsudsnes
on the drand Division. larger number thsn
was at nrst expected, hnt ample proy;sion -. ~
made Tor the accommodation OF all !: and Il 4 mt
mere justice to say, that they have been ki,SS-
entertained by the citizens OF Christjsusbure "a
rything was done with an eye to their eosnfort
Friday, the day cot apart for the public proces.
sisa, proved to be very inclement, but notvish.
standing the incfemency Of the weather. proces-
sion was formed, and headed By the Cbristlans-
orrg baud, marched to the Presbyteriao church.
mere an address vas delivered BY Mr.. ]. r. Lew
cIeo, OF fetersburg, who seemed to be deeply inn
pressed with bis subject, and entertained the au.
oience Tor an hour and half with { conciee and
pointed speech. - ''"- 3' ."1
Tne ioilo~ ing officers we're elected for the ensu-
,rg year VI. w. w. Carriugton, @. w. P: Juo. C.
Made, Esq g. W. A., Col. +. ]. Evans. a. s.J
". ferguson, Esq, @. T.; Rev. Jno Long. a Chan
G. Sent ''''' Dsq.'
The Conductor, monthly tem,.r.n..
published in your city, has been Changed 10 :
weekly literary aud temperance journal. and I n
Leweilen, Esq, o: Petersburg, elected editor.
The tevee came Oh last night ia q room in the
decorated with evergreens by the ladies. Who -
ever ready to lend helping hand in any good
cause. 49,
The Grand Division was welcomed BY r. d. Mon.
and replied to on the part of the division
BY Mr. Randolph, of Augusta county, in an appro.
6rerity
The entertanment was such one ~ the ladies
Of Christiansburg know so we'll how to prepare.
me guests seemed to enjoy themselves, and every.
thing passed of very pleasantly; and II Ne can
give any credit to the "speeches and sayings' Of
some OF the delegates, never we're 90 mapy pretty
ladies' seen collected into one place. Speeches
were maze during the evening by Messrs. Evans,
70 we with the other ia fatterng though sll pro.
tested that they could not .aatter. Oh, no-cer-
tainly not.
We must not forget to mention that the exer-
cises OF the evening were interspersed with sweet
music from the ChristiansburG band. The Grand
DIVISION will adjourn to-dsy. 1t will hold its
spring meeting 10 Suffolk, and the fall meeting in
Lynehburg.
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TIE CONTEMPLATED FnLIBUSTER DESCENT ON MICA
of the Presidsnt.-The cons
tenplated sailing Of Gen. Walker from Mobile for
Nicaragua has drawn the attention of the national
Executive On Saturday he issued q proclamation.
He Gays that In order TO raj money, he has reason
10 believe that the illibusters have issued aud
sold bonds aud other contracts pledsing the public
lands Of Nicaragua and the transit route through
its territory a. secariy for their redemption aud
fnlfiiment, and goes on to show that these bonds
can never be of value unless the present govern
ment Of that country Is overthrown BY force. He
alludes to the recent circular Of the Nicaraguan
minister to this country, warning her sons net to
enter his Republic without passports, and says il
the fillibusters do not leave here, they cannot
deceive the Government in appearances Of
pacific intentions. He concludes as follows
The leaders OF former Illegal expeditions of the
same character have openly Expressed thsir iHten
ton to renew hostiiites against Nicaragus. One
of them, who has already been twice expelled
from Nicaragua, has f0vited, through sne public
newspapers, American citizens to emigrate to that
republic and has designated Mobile as the place
Of rendezvous aad departure, and San Juan del
Norte as the port to which they are bound THIS
person, who has renoupced his allegiance 20 tue
United States, and ciaims to be President OF Mica
ragua, has given notice to the collector OF the
port Of Mobile that two or three hundred OF tnese
emigrsnts will be prepared to embark from that
pert about the middle Of November.
For these and other good reasons, and for the
purpose Of saving American citizens who may nave
been honestly deluded into the beliefthat they are
about TO proceed to Nicaragua - peaceful emtgrants
IL any such there be, from the disastrous couses
quences 20 which they will be exposed, l, James
Buchanan, President of the United States, have
tnon&nth nt 70 issue this my proclamation,
Ing upon all oflcers Of the government, civil and
military IN their respective spheres, 70 be vgant
active, and faithful in suppressing these illegal en-
terprises and carrying out their standing instruc
tions to that effect; exhorting all good citlzsns BY
their respect for the laws and their regard for the
peace and welfare Of the county, TO aid the efforts
Of the blic aushoriis. in the discharge Of their
dutiss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-01

DELEGATION For TRE kgNITESTIARY--A ode.
tachment," OF gentlemen under conviction" left
wheeling, Va, on Monday last for the penitentiary
The following are the parties composing this dele
gaiioa, with the time they are to serve and the
perfor nance for which they were elected:
Oscar Myers for Is years, for the murder OF Mary
Ann Monfopy; Geo. Cole, for 2 years, for counter.
fti ing Robert Hutchinson, for years, for coun.
terfsi.ipg: James. better known as .'Bad" McCor.
mick. years, for burglary; Wm. Swain, years,
for highway robbery; Nathaniel Petit, years, for
and John McCann, years, for bur.
giary and robbery.
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE.

M coRNRR OF MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS,
NORFOLK, VA.
This Hotel is and adjoining the Merchants
and Mechanics Exchange. is equi-distant from the
Market Post Office Custom House, and City Hail
Ia the very centre of business; and has every appli
ance for the comfort and satisfaction OF the guests
TKRas 81 20 per day.
A HARTMAN,
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- ExafDIfIor WnnKl sa
AlGNIFTCENT DISPLAYf.


AAGNIFfCEHT DISPLAYf
THOMAS q. PalUn = co,
~ every arrival. ass mAhing lases addiftoas 70
RICH FANCY srAfis AND 3
DOMESTIC DIRT GOODS.
sorted and abls % give u5sfs at hoas. q hon
abroad, the advantage Of large and varied seiso.
The senior partner Of the house \ again b mar
kst. thus giving them the advantage of residsnt
partner. whist II lends freshness 10 their entire
'aEsy Ys s,:,s AID .ro.o,.a-
b, slack Ciets cioals
Ds /, c.aa as &c &c k.sl.n' g.
s,.II. =, s,. d. 40 oIo.ls
Long and square B.oche s6swls
hosiery. Gloves. Misss. Mss.ss &c 'ns s
English and Americsa Prints
Rich silk Robes SLes A''''''A' 80,
B B &c &c fss Sesals sIssrfss seis:
Elegant valsnta Robes s4s ~ sssH
Elegant Mousiains Robes sse say -.
Point Lace aud Brussels sstts ~ va
Val and Honiton 90 8SfN ysS x ~,
Laoe Collars in variety
Black Thread nd French Wells
In ihs HEAtY GOODS del aspssinsns, aS .h.y b.v.
show buyer. every article ior household neff sl.d a.
p1Epsso at the very closest rates such goods can IS
They are new getting in fHf ~
s1TrINETs s. S :
suLIES snsSEs Sd0gHs s.ss;s = ssd &.
sHEETINGs: LINsaYs AA ? ~ ooai''is'
Brown and slsachsd Sd corI0Es 9 Z
Al IL # 1% .lsh are offered rssss YUss n
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BALTIMORE PRESBYTERIAN SYNoD.-This body,
which extends over the northeastern tier of coun-
ties In Virginia. the whole of Maryland. the Dis.
trict OF Columbia, and the counties OF Dauphip,
Perry. Adams, Cumberland, franklin and Bedford,
in PenpsyI Ivania, and includes about one hundred
Isin.ters and one hundred and twenty -oue church.
ss met at Carlisle, Pa last week. The presbytery
vas opened by a sermon from Rev. Thomas Creigh,
D the last moderator. The Rev. W V. Wilson,
# Virginia. was then chosen moderator, aud Revs
Charles White, of Virginia, and r. + Sample. Of
Pennsylvania, clerks. Tt adjourned on Saturday
to meet next year at Alexandria, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-01

AWARDS OF MERIr.-The swords voted to CAPTAIN
Anderson and Major Hill, of South Carolina, by
the Legislature of that State for bravery in the
Mexican war, have been presented them by the
Governor. The handles are surmounted by min =
iature gold busts Of Calhoun. By the same au-
thority, gold chronometer, with Arctic scenes
engraved on it, is about to be presented to Captain
Hartstein,
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TIE CHILDREN OF CINCINNATI, OHIo.-A cepsus
the children OF CINCINNATI Ohio recently taken by
order of the School Board of that city, shows that
there 10 a total of $500 between the ages OF
and q years, whereof n ,502 are white males 20
los white females; LOSS colored males, and 1892
coIored females. Of the total number, absut one
half do not attend school, the majority Of whom
are girls.
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~ FRANKLIN PAPER MILL, RICH
MoND. VA.-Belvidere Manufacturing Company
Manila ana Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
PAPERS, Of all qualities and sizes, furnished at
short notlce. 5 Asfas
Cash paid for RAGS. Hlis 49,
GEO WHITFIKLD. President.
U OGDEN, Bupt. - 81 Oc4-am
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S@- DrBILIrArsD PEnsoHs-Th ,se

who have suffered from incessant fevers loss f ap-
petite, or improper digestion-may easily be lured
by the use OF BAKER's BIrr ERs We have known
persons entirely restored to health BY thess tters
ing any benefit IL any of our readers are sunripg
from Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver In.
digestion, Ague and Fever, Sour Stomach or Loss Of
Bitsers directed. Delicate females may rest as
sured that these Bitters are admirably adapted to
their diseases and fail In quickening nature
and restoring the bloom Of health to their cheeks.
Teething infants may also be improved by their
psenwhiist a. al Glasses and sexes will bs bens6fted
medicine, these Bitters stand unrvalled and must
eventually supersede all others We invite trial
ut once.
For sale by Purcell. Ladd d Co. and by all the
monument Drug0ista in Virginia. - :. &c II =
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ANOTHER SECT DEAp.-The Parkerites (a spurious
sort of Bsptists) built church, twenty years ago,
in Coles county, Ill., and decided 1t that if there
was ever allowed within its walls temperance
lecture Bible Society meeting. missionary
meeting, or Sunday school, the title was forfeit
ed and fell back TO the original owner. Ten years
since, its pulpit became vacant for want of hear
ers, and now the sheep and swine sleep there.
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FUNERAL.--The funeral of the late
David Walsh took place on Saturday moruiug aud
was attended by Friendshp Lodge, No. 10. I. o. 0
f., of which deceased q member. We learn
that Mr. Walsh's death was caused by fall some
days previous.
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DEATH PROM MENTAL SoLrcIruDE.-Alvah Hunt,
Esq, who was struck down with para lysis on Sat
urdsy last died at his residence in Brooklyn, oo
Thursday Mr.. Hunts death the result OF
mental solicitnde, occasoDed by the alarming i'll
uess OF his wife. whose protraeted indisposition
terminated In alteration OF mind. He was for fve
Years State Senator, and for two years State
Treasurer Of New York.
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MULcrINa RAILRoAD.-A Mr.. Qnalls, who was
hurt several years ago, by run OF, on the Will
mington aud Weldon Railroad, last week obtained
verdict against them in Halifax IN. C.) Superior
Court for $1,000, for damages sustained BY him on
that occasion,
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~ LIR1 SIZE PHoTo0Ra

subscriber takes pleasure In announcing se his nu-
msrous patrons and the public at large, that he II
now prepared to furnish Photographs from minis-
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants e0uAl
not superior to any produced in this city at less
larged to any size. Css FEFH 8 !.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and en-.
THAN Hall. Maia street, between 9th and loth.
p Il GIBBS,
p. S.-If you want genuine Ambrctype, this n
the place to get 1t, where you will neither be hum
bugged In price or work. Also, Meiainotypes, OF
any other Picture In the Photographs Art.
l0 Is p n O.
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EF HaaTsHoRss's CURE-ALL-

THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHIL4 TOR,
AND RsMEDi Rok DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sT0M
AcH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARE B i a CHEMIST:
BOTTLES 2. - aud 20 cents ana one d.iiar.
TEE GAEAiEsr Discovery IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARrSH0RNB'S CURE-ALL should be keptin
al families IN OF accidents or sudden sckhe
a. fftquantiy i'll sss time than il requires to
geG = phy ysician.
Il pain in any part Of the system and is used
externally and internally.
ss- As the frequent changes Of the weather pro
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism Neuralgia, sore
Throat Pain IN the Bowels and stomach, Tooth and
Ear Ache Aaue CT Lumps in the Breast, Psin in the
Limbs and Bcdy: also. stiff Neck-every person
should get bottle. it acts upon the Nerves, Mus
c-,. Sinews Blood and Bones. and. by its warming
eec gnetic power, ,expes all pain from the 8, g.
ten. Set bottle aad try il.
NB-If you have a Cough, use eHARTSHORNk's II
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-itis The
best Cough Inp in the world; p and 80 cts bottle
If on are Bilious. use HARTSBORNk'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. they act upon the Liver, Stom
scb and Bowels. carrying off all Bile and Foul Sc
creIions. 25 cents a box.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
in Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg akd all towns in
Virginia oc l5-6m