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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-24

ihousssAu o. EuIfAR's DAuGHrxs The deush.
.er o. she salsss Of Turkey Just married, hes sde
ner appearance ct court. A letter from Conssap.
fnop'e thus describes the mAxniHcepcs Of her
| trousseau. -
| Thers were several sets Of comolst. .tt,r.. 81.
most magnfncent being reserved Tor The veddinr
sna sas ;.I Mssessi sss oi deep rosecolored elk,
covered Win embroidery in gold. psarIs ana ala.
monds. There we're laced boots to match. ma sv.
cry SUIT OF toilette was accompanied bv silk v,ovs.
of the same color ~ the robe. aud the vedi,n1
attire had an extra peisse lined with sable Thsrs
we're coserlefs OF eider-down eBcased in X. and
other bed coverings part Of which we're Of Br. uses
gauge. bordered with needle work In gold thread
The charcoal pans and vessels for washing are Of
silver, and those for rosewater aud incense are Of
silver set with brilants. Add spoons of ivory and
OF tortoise shell. and Of mofher-o pearl aad of
ebony some OF which have clumsey gold handles
Hee With preci0us stones There were Slso rude rn-
zors OF the country. and comb for the hu stands
beard Ike horses maia-comb studded with dia
monds The prettiest Of all the articles exhibited
vas rug for prayer. in tapestry Of gold aud ooor
ed slk, representing an Egyptian scene, with py.
ramids 10 the distsuceand date palm in the fore
ground, the fruit on which Is Of pearls.
SAD CASE OF DRewSISG-On Wednesday last.
sunday School excursion of 1000 persous left New
York for David's Island. After its arrival there.
Mrs Jacobs, Miss Emma Demiit and Mrs Rergu
soa ana hiss Mansum. went ont in small boat -
when about 500 yards from the shore. a sau Al,
struck rhe sail Of the boot, and the ladies becom.
ing frightened, pressed against the lee~ard side OF
the boat, which was immediately capsized. The
whole party, including the owner who m ade the
sixth person on beard were hurled beneath, aud
the scene which followed was pitiable to behold
Two gentlemen. witnessed the accident from the
snore, aud rushing TO q small beat that lay conve
nient TO where they stood. dashed of as rapidly A.
possible to the rescue. They were In time to save
Mr. Ferguson, the gentleman Of the party, and
Miss Mangum, but the three other ladies wer.
drowned. One of them was the vile of Mr. Fereu
son. who vas only four months married aud elk
teen years old, q circumstance that cast an addi.
tionai shade of gloom over the occurrence.
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0iNl(NN CIGARS FOR SALE
cOO,OOO 30a,000 ClG ARS. of various brands
and Of good quality, fer sale on accommodating
terms.
ALS0-Just received from out of the Custom
House, l00,OGO superior HAVANA and GERMAN
CIGARS, Of various brands -+
II. ROSENFELD,
je 2S-lmf corner Broad and 9Th s.s
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In Ethereal Extract Valerian
LID Alkaline syrup RhuDaIb
Mettans Solution ot Alots
Sorw0od's Tiucture Veratrum Yiride
German TinctuIe sem Cochicum
Morson's inoture Rad Coichcum
Wine Rad Golchicum
Wine >ud Colchcum
Fluid Extract IVA ur:i
- 80 kbubarb
&" Senna
Together with many other valuable preparations
always on hand and for sale by
JNO W POLLARD, Druggist.
jy II l7th street
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nDYLE'S PhEMiUM FAN Mills.
~ In store and tor sai by
CHUnCH 4 FLEMI @,
jy21 Corner Lary and I3tn sis.
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y QEMOVAL.-I take this method of in
~ frming my friends the public that have
taken the commodous store, On 3ta street. (recent
ly occupied by u. z Miles,) and will continue the
drocery. Provision and Liquor business Thankful
for the very liberal patronage tor .he paat fiteep
months, trust, by strict attention to business, tO
merit u continuance of the same.
WM TYLER, 18th st.,
jy l2-l5t Between Main and Cary st.
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{ AUANO.-No Peruvian and Eide
laland Guano, lantiu9 fiom schooner @ l. VsL-
dervoort, in dock. for sale by yss
"a II II 2KIHKER X co
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ssa FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
- ed Brick Tenemsnts, on Cary street, betwee'
1tn aud sth. They well adapted tor Grocer.
stores or any kind ofretail business They contai'
s rooms besides the store room and are well adar'
cd for the accommodation Of families, having all az
cessary conyeniences. Possession given immediate
3. 70 good tenants, the rent will be moderate
spply TO T. Y. RA3LAND CO.,
ia 2i-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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preaching, as usual, very frequently, and
leaving behind him many seals Of the min
istry. Dr.. Waddell was much pleased with
the fcrvent zeal Which glowed in White
fields bosom but he thought he had great
faults, among which selfexal,ation was per.
haps the most conspicuous and offensive.
Soon after his departure, Mr.. Whi,efield
wrote him an account of his wonderful sue.
cess in preaching the Gospel, and annexed
to almost every description several notes OF
admiration. (!!!) The gentlemen con-
nected with DR.. Waddell's congregation
greatly preferred the style of eloquence to
which they had been accustomed to the
more fervid and Impressive oratory OF
Whiteticld. This seoues,ered congregation,
almost insulated by the Rappahcnnock,
Wicomico and Chesapeake Bay, was sew.
eral hundred miles from the nearest Pres
byterian Church. While Dr. WaddeIl re,
mained there he had little intercourse with
his brethren in the ministry; and his elo,
quencc, when he was in full health and in
his prime, was seldom heard anywhere, ex.
cept in this point Of the Northern Neck
Before he moved up the country, his con.
stitution was broken, and bis voice much
shattered.
1t is perhaps proper to add that Dr.
Waddell, while he held firmly the doctrines
Of the Bible, as exhibited in the standards
Of the Presbyterian Church, was disposed
to treat with great respect those who differ
ed from him, even though he might conside,
them as holding serious errors. Neithe,
did he make man an offender for word
in matters pertaining TO practical religion
Always exemplary in his life, he was as ia,
as possible from pharisaic precision, and
never frowned upon the buoyant spirits and
innocent enjoyments of the young. There
was great naturalness as we'll as great dig
nifty pervading his whole character.
Presbyterian.
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MISCELLANY.
THE WIFE's ISTAKE.

- The carriage stopped at the door, and in
few'rsri''se.--Aargaret Hale entered the
apartment where hern-sband sat wholly
absorbed in porl"g over day books and
ledgers.
"These tiresome> accounts still" she cx-
claimed, twill you never find time for any
thing but. business RAJ pha Have you no
taste lor anything beyond fgures2"
s'Margaret-" but thu sadness of the tone
was unheeded, as she continued:
ave had such q charming evening at
Mrs. C's Captain Hill related many inter
esting incidents of his residence in Egypt,
and Mr.&Warren the famous young poet.
read "Maud," and some Of the most beauti-
full passages in "Aurora Leigh" must
read to you some OF Romneys Great
Thoughts on Dnty.'"
She went hastily to her chamber for the
volume. When she returned. her quiet en-
trance was unheard by her husband, whose
pen was rapidly moving over the almost in
terminabIe columns Of figures. With an
expression Of impatience, almost Of scorn,
resting on her face, she hastily turned away.
"And this is the end of all my deeams of
marriage" said she, as she reached her
room. ."He has taste for drudgery. His
pursuits and tastes are all commonplace,
and Iamust 60 from home to find the sym.
pathy I need, to find those who would ap-
preciate with me the books love, and the
beautiful in art, for which he has no eye nor
aar."
In the room she had left, Ralph Hale sat
hour after hour, till his brain was weary and
his eyelids dropped. Then, laying aside
bis books, he remained for % long time in
deep thought.
"God bless my Margaret" he prayed
"and give me strength to bear all things
Give me power to make her happy"
Putting far away all thoughts Of her hus.
bands real nobeness of character, jealousy
preserving the memory Of every slight differ
ence in their tastes and pursuits, Margaret
cherished the spirit Of diseontent till it i'm.
Uttered every hour Of her life, and sent suf
fering she had neverssdreamed of to the
heart Of her husband, who would gladly
have sacrificed every earthly good for her
happiness.
,s-A sudden and severe sickness came to
her while Ralph was ina distant city. One
IL
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RATE OF ADVERTISING.

The Proprietors of the Abbevilc Banner and
Independent Press, have established the follow
ng rates Of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for lees time
than three months, will be charged by the in
sertion at One Dollar per Square, III inch
the space of - solid lines or less, for the rst
Insertion, and Fifty Gents for each subse-
quent insertion.
eY- The Commissioners, Sheriff's, Clerks
and Ordinary's Advertisements will be inserted
i II both papers, each charging half price.
rE- Sheritf's Levies, One Dollar each.
eB- Announcinga Candidate, Five Dol
lars
Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars,
to be paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
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Fractions of Squares will be charged in pro-
portion to the above rates
eB- Business Cards for. the term of one
year, will be charged in proportion to the
space they occupy, at One Dollar per line
space.
eS9- For oil advertisements set in double col
uoeu. Fifty per Cent extra will be added to the
above rates.
DAVIS d CREWS,
For Banner;
LEE & WILSON,
For PreSss
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TAKEN AT HIS WoRD.-A French savaa,
of excellent heart. but somewhat, eccentric,
lately discharged servant. Another pre-
scnted himself, and when matters were near
ly settled, the gentleman said Listen.
my good fellow am not unfair, but I
hate 10 waste words You must understand
me at hint. For example, when say,
Give me my razors, TO shave me-" you
must bring me at the same time warm wa
ter, soap, Il napkin; in fact, all the accesso-
ries oklhs toilet. And so with everything
Fo, some time all went on to marvel, and
our friend congratulated himself on having
so excellent servant, One day he felt in
disposed, and tod his. man to 60 for the
doctor, who lived few steps off. One hour
two hours passed away. No physician, mo
servant. Finally, at the end Of three hours
back came the servant. "Welf, sir |" said
his master, "wbat made you so long a time
gone for the doctor, who lives close at
hand a"--ssENa toi," he, replied; amonsieur
remembers that when he gives me an order
must think Of all that he viii be likely to
need. Thus, started for the doctor I; then
the surgeon, in case there shoIld be any
operation 10 perform the Nurse, in case
she should be neededsfo passtLs night {;
and hsaSta,y,;in 10 eass ihonsisar should
wish to make his will.nt ,,Eg i .s,. Z.
s ASsas =
y srsst NSttoie fArmsr, Who t1ad: see6s;
R,cBsa1 IfT PERFORMED ones pieEl waited
npon tBs managers next incoming to Say,
that iftbe gen tlema6saho wanfsd q horssss''
on Abe previous evening s6sld,his zpind, he
bad got an aa abundanos, ef scatsss.inSlsis
. ..iinasados, q spa should Be hsppy Is asas viii, =,
him. r. i !, s. SIS
:, - - ~ la;5zs :: 8 I;
!. BuHss Msss das esssai p.asy, g, 8
sshssh 'tha world spala gss aas.
ldsy, closing, Up aecosa oss sa
.pp.iins shanss ii ord f id 81
asnslenasa sik b k;ag s ) s 81 s6afE;
\. I I &
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES not thy mother
when she is old. Age mayswear and waste a
mothers beauty, strength, limbs. sense, and
estates; but. her relation as smother Is zas
the sun when he goes forth in bis migbt--it
iss always'in in the meridian and knoHeth no
evening. The person may be gray headed,
but hers motherly relation is lever To- its
flourish: slt,msy be. au!umn-yes, winter
With . womsu, but with the ;lln6tber; as Il 4
mother, is always spring. sAias How i;
Iittlssdo we appreciate q motbeF's tender.
'usss while living. HoAheedless are wsin
youth Of all her anxieties ,.and ki6dness
:Hat:xhsn s!aess dead and me shenstbe
md the goodness Of the world come
tasN 70 earhse,. b Iblap 'ss eapsrisllSs
bow S n Fl find hy-.hew fews;
;iosss@ ) On fsMsSill bSfaisId
assz ss n its sslSinE
oftbs3 3S Ne have III. s.
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

-Ruptures cured! Ruptures radically cured
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only 81 placing
in the power Of all to obtain one these Invaluable
rrusses and be perfectly cured. This Truss can con
venently be sent By mail or express to any portion
IF the State.
Send . measure of your hips or pelvis--sayinf
thether you desire q weak or strong spring. dis
5inctly writing your name and place OF reeiqence-
the pad of this Truss works on the bali and socksi
syste giving it great latitude OF motion, 80 ae to
sppy its pressure at any given point and then nyinf
It there at your pleasure by small lever attached
Ii is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss IS neaf
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all lis
ole to get out of order be broken. 1t has cured
great number of persons in this city and throughout
she State and we will most cheerfuiy refer 70 gen
.lemen who are well known for their veracity ana
-egpectabiIty who have themselye been thorou2hl.
,ured of this dangerous disease and tina tfoo IN cases
Of long standing and Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce Il the very Dest Iruss
known. .,..,-s -,
parsons not knowing as can send their money tc
INV merchant or friend in tho city or we will give
sny reference as responsibility and prompfness
aad Of @. G. JAGKS0N,
No. IL Main street. Richmond.
nh Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
sured should by all means obtain one: for they VIII
aot only cure, but SO durable that they ore the
cheapest in the cad.
All kinds Of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
.errne de S-ty
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a EnK hENr-al,n nns.e..l..l, NV.

"a FOR hENl-Ahd possession gIyer
| - imn1ediateIy-one of those newly erected anl
well inished brick tenements 25th street door
north OF Leigh street Church Hill, containing ell
rooms ith light and airy placements, closets, pan
tries, sc A garden attached ard well Of water Oh
the premises Rent. per annum, Sleo, APPLY TO
JAS NJ CARTER,
iy Its Opposite EXCHANGE Hotel.
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- FOR RENT-And possession given
&E in q few days, tho large and desirably located
tWeling corner of 5th and franklin stI Gets, nov
occupied by Mrs @ Burton, a q Boarding House,
for which it il admirably adapted Apply to
THOMAS W DJSWELL,
Receiver of Brswna Administrator,
ia -fs r.
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I,HE aREDFORD ALUM AND IO

DINE WATER has been anatyZed oy three
eminent Chemists and proven to be richer in mine.
rails and to contain mere iodine" than any mineral
water known.
We are now manufacturing from this water an
EXTRACT BY careful and scientific process of evap
ration, by which all the healing properties OF the
water are retained in pure and concentrated mass.
which readily dissolves in common water and is
Immediately ready for use.
Wehaye may certificates from pnysicians ana PR;
procuring one of our pamphlets from any ofour az
bearing full Testimony to the curative properties of
ors diseases, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Chronic
oil rrhoea, Prolapsus uteri and all its kindred az
te, IONS all Diseases of the Urinary Organs Diabe-
ter Gravel. Chronic inflammation and Irrations of the
Kidneys, Piles, &c-
A supply Of the Water, nicely and securely pack.
ed In boxes, containing one dozen bottles each for
sale either BY the boz or single bottle, and also
nt BY mail anywhere Kept for saie by J. II
IOMpsUN CO. Lynchhurg.. Va; GEORGE b
JONES co Petersbnrg. Va; Jas ALLEN. Nh
kr Richmond, Va. lie Z-2m
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Ngs FOR REM he Two st"ry of:cb
8 dwelling house, corner OF Canal az d 9th streets
fa.tiy occupied by Mrs. William Wallace and 81
pining the Residence of sir. James hunter. Posses
sion given Immediately. Apply to
jy Oft HAAAbi 4 10
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nEpEnRp ALuM AND iodine

- sPRINGs.-These Springs are located on the
inc dividing the Counties of Cam bpell and Bedford
within q short dis ance and in full view OF the
IN untains. The Peaks Of Otter" browning the
aautifnl Blue Ridge, can be reached in few hours
rom this poiut The air IL pure and inrigoratine,
md .he visitor from the iowland of Virginia. and
the more Southern States, would rest as securely
situated directly on the Lynchburg and salem
Turnpike; IL miles from the former place. and four
niles from the Forest Depot, at which place yehi
lie will be run to convey visitors to and from the
{prings, FREE of charge.
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- FOB kSNf-A most ei1gtoly iooa-
Ell ted OIL 20 for lawyer or Physician, ready fur
nisiiod. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
b. Is MINOR,
A-fs Law Building
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"a FUR hENr-t hat large and CON
&as modious TENEMENT situated en- the South
lie Of Cary street aud the Dock, between Tuentisth
aud rwenty -first Streets and lately occupied as Il
robscc Factory. I'M mediate possession can be had
Apply to GhO PALM aR. Esq or to
an ia IaNF.S S5sAY'S eDNS
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se FOR SALE On MEM re r ca.
fl.l hat dasira hIe ieneraent Main l.,

80 FUIS ca VEV MIN u tGAk
HA:.A or rent that desirable tenement On MAN, he
tween 9th and 7rh stress, recently occupied by th
ubscrlber.
Terms of ssla-9ne-fourth cash. the balance il
six pay ments, II, Is "a 80 and 80 months, interes
added secured by trust deed.
hold and kitchen Furniture, which Is all IN good Oh
det AMI ariy new, till the st DAY OF september
&C viii time any remaining on hand WILL Do soit
on the premises at public ale.
Persns DESTROYS Of examining the premises or fnr
niture can do at any time after the 10Th august
between tie ours of aud 9ociock in the morning
or between and S'coes In the aftei noon. Fo
further information, apply TO
NJ Sits
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- STORE FUn nENI.--ihe ot~I,
- No Sc Main street is for rent 1t is located i
n nitro of business; is conDodiOus, I'D we'll ar
rangel. Possession gwen LIST October next App.
20 HENRY u. CANNON,
jyN-lm On franklin, lear Governor st
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"a FOR RENT OR SALE The HOUSE
&s:s at present occupied by the Misses Murray, OIL
grace street. between 5tn and 9th. Apply 10
-3tawsWs AR"AHAH 4 "'f'H
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N STORE AND DWELLING FOR Rem I

~ STUNE AND DIV T. LIiNd FUK hEN
II Isl BROAD SrREET-It has been thorough
rpar ID aud i considered one OF the best location
for any Kind of buslnes in the neighborno7d Bent
six hundred dollars per annnm. Apply to j II
ANATOMY. corner of Cary and 18Th streets, VII
mas Constantly on aaud al assortment Of MoleskiI
II ITS OF the best quantysa at So So aid his celebrate
Calfskn s5wsd Boots ut The unpreced nted low pric
Of So 80 per pair. Terms cash--cne price only.
iy
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TyHE GREAT REMEDY
FOR BOWEL COMPLA.i!N1S.
HARTsHORNE'S CAkMiNATltE BALsAm
Cures Cholera and Looseness Of tne n1~0i'
HARTSHORNE's GAkMlaATiVE ~ Loai;
Cures Iiarrhoea and Summer Complains.
HARrsHORNE'S CAKMINATIVE BALs Al 30,
Cures Sour and Acid stomach ana AL oo"o'
Affections.
HARTSHORNEs CUREALL -.
Cures ali Pain, aud prevents Bowel Com
The above NiedicIues are prepared by q Chemist
Remember. HARTSH0RNE'S CARMiN AIN IN
p AISAM cures all Bowel Complaints and HAhTs.
HURNE'S CUKEALL will prevent LooSehess VI
the Row els and cure all Pain.
Bottles % cents. INN = no
Sold by pUkCELL' L nLI "A 0 b..
Anu ~ Diusses" 49, ie22-ta
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ia EUh hLIsl.-1W0 LIIcA GAG
- n,ents on Marshall. between 5th aud Oh SIS
res -nti, repaired and put in complete order, with
modern impto ements aud convensneeI Apply to
NJ BOSHEk,
ano-tx corner tTt, svd Man s's
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IN FOa hENt.-tne resluonceoi liz
~ late David NJ. Pulliam. In Manchester, is for
rsnt with garden attached, the rem iinder Of this
and the en- .uiug year. A1y Information concern
lug ia go me can De had By calling On
- PULtiAM Il DETTS,
Its Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond
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En HOUSE AND LOT FUR SALE
M4 iii .eu at a great bargain, q desir .ble 10
- I5sasrJ near the old Dstilery. and outside the
,orrorss,oo line. Ii has frontage OF 81 feet and
dept vi 100 feet. 1t has on Il twostorisa Liameo
" aionirq io. OF the same dimensions. will be
sold alec, If desired. Apply to c.rruopN
N OaO a0fsNs
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cARRAIuH MANUFACTURES

o@k CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
NJ{{5A The subscriber has on hand at his Coacf
Maiinc Establishment. on Lombard Alley, between
Main and CRY, (i3th and 18th streets near the Co
irmbian Hotel, GQSAcnES. OHARI0TEEs. BA-
s.JiKIES oil Of bis own make of the best materials
and workmanship all of which will be sold as low q,
mond, and respcc fully ask call from those in
wantof any article in the Carriage line. as am de
tcrIntnej to make To order and sell at the loves
prices possible and all work sold, that il new
rantcd. MICAJAH MANGUM.
70 ism
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- FUk Kiln f.-lhe cornof tcne
LEE ment next to our store, lately occupied b!
Ctaushaw Fisher. CHENoHAW w.
S-i
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RUNAWAY6.

NOTICE.-The subscriber begs.. leave to
Ninformhis customers Of the city of Richmond that
he Is receiving 100 half bbls first quality Phla-
delphia Cream Ale and will dispose of the same OF
the most reasonable terms, and deliver Il free o;
n. MCCORMACK,
fea0-ts 3Ds Broad street
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nARTSHORNE's G URE-ALL-TH

nARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-THE
II GREAT PAIN AaNIHILATORl ca.r,,..,
or Maa;cai Science for the rapid cure OF RhEUMA'
TIsM. NEURALGIA, TOOTH.ACHE, EA st J. ~.
SORE THROAT. STIFF NECK, or pain IN the
II is sjso an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion which arises from weak ssa
goRur,s nP Az have been astonished at lts won
derful power in removing any pain from the sSa-
tenn.
10 be had of PURCELL, LADD co, anc Ill
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk ard petersbsrg-