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a. a DWELLING ON THE SEA SHORE
f5I FOR SALE-Being DESTROYS of leaving the Coast oIer
Emy family Residence for sale TAe house is seaIls FIR
small family, is situated about NILE ana hglr from
Barnes Hotel the most pleasant part of Hausboo Price
SAHonehal cash, balance in SIN ami Twelve months Ad
dress T. h. MAYERS.
AUG Handsboso' Miss,
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HALLER & LAqAN, .coPPER8N1rHs

? n. CORY j. B. BOCKIus
- RIES and 30 Canal street. New OeHns-Importers
and Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS MEDICINES, Surgical In
sFlmeuts etc,
Rs-shp, Steamboat Plantation aud Family Medicines put
With particular and guaranteed fresh aud genuine.
ms "
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

IT,, DECENTRALIZATION 4RADDIN glR
BHg Wholesale Dealers in I
tHF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Ess2g4
w. Have removed their Stores from NJ. Il MapaEuga
the large and conmodous Stores Nos. z Magazine sa& e
Common
The undersigned would respectfully inform their ferss @
til public generally that they have removed their S0
above where they will keep constantly hard Large
we'll selected stock of BOOTS, SHOES HATS and CAPS q
ev cry variety and qnaity.
They now receiving in their Stores, stess
Black Warrior and ships Susan inks and Fanny Eaer,
fifty thousand dollars worth OF FRESH sEAS0SAbI.8
GODS which they woud rciuly call the ateutiET
country merchants and dealers generally The indue44
tn offer BUYERS cannot be surpassed by other ~
in the city. Please call and examine stock
TAF LOR i RADDfS,
j,l8 3m q Macazine aud Il Common stres-
,rt7n BOOTS, SHOES AND HATs-wE Gaze
&#S the attention of planters to stock of RESE
I AF BROGAESt MUD BOOTS, and Grain Planters BQgt1
$50 Also. CAMPEAGHY HATS and ALABAMA WEslEs
HATSthe best article offered this market Ill &
which will be sold a very low price.
NILS If J. 5. VALENTINE CO., 81 GoIumgusf
lust RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI, E1Gaz Z
y sior and Vandaa, assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUSSETs,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation and for sale by
J. B. FALENHINB.k Co,
iN1F # 81 Common gtrasG-
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
zines, which they offer to supply
rfelori E lowest wholtsaie prite-
acy, No. Isl and q ChATterE
iBisberd'B Wild Cherry,
! 2ichardaOnIs Sherry Vide,
iEufChine's Vegetable yspepgf2
I5ouiey's Vegetable, Goleuanig,
IHooiland's German, Dxygenstsd
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
FLORIDA Water, Mee1 Fun,
: Jones' Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
: II4ov's Brown Windsor,
lJoueis Chemical,
lRsdwayis Aedicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and COmpundF
or all descriptions.
PILLS. -.a
iWrtgbt's Indian Vegetable.
M0fiatis Life, Brandreth 5,
Horrison's, Lees, New London
Paris, Sappington's, Champ
ioB's,
lGrasfenberg, Jsyne's Sauatire
lJsyue's Ague, Winer's Csulo
mile, ..1 .1..
Hihbard's Ambitious, Pe5er's
ISpeuCer's Vegetable, Cook 3,
lCaoyer's, Ccvrl's Rheumatic,
Henderson 3, Allebasiais Health
i Wister's Gentle Purgativet
Allebasis Ague, H50per's,
lChickner's Sugar coated,
t9iibert's Apti.bilious, Beck.
/ with's,
liLady's Blood, Ingoldsby'3 Pile
tSCott's Vegetable, Eeg0n'B,
tRadway's Regulators, ..... .
Roses Railroad, Leiy's Female,
ILouden's Indian sanatiYs,
j. lLouden's Ague, Holloway's,
iHalsted's Anti-Dyspeptic, .-.
IGordouis, McI4aneis Liver.
HAIR DYES.
! IPhelon's Magic, Bachelors,
iGilman's instantaneous,
Ballads, Jules HRusl's.
1. IJsTne's American. East India
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse's Invigoratins Cor
z, dial.
ThoEn's Extract,
II T8rrGnt's Aperient,
.Tarrgnt's Elixir of RhEbarb,
!. CRrter's Spanish Mixture,
Mother s Relief,
tTOothaChe Drups.
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
]. Mrs. kidder's Cordiai,
ThompsoR's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astriugent, s...
g, ayatt's Life Balsa-
IMcMunn's Elixir Of QpIun,
Railways Ready Keller,
8. RadwRy's Resoiyent,
Tarrgnt's Tudelitle Ink,
Or. FitCh's BODY Braces,
lDr. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
IDr. Fitcb's Inheling Iutes,
DR.. RoEe's Preparations,
Winer's Arcanum Extract,
Teneuris Specific, -..-
Marshalfs Cathoiicon,
3, DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
ENorse's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock, -.-.
j. Perry nRvis's Pain Killer,
rs Biown's Essence Of Cling er,
lMortimore's Rheumatic Com
pound. A..
lMortimore's Cordial BittefB,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
CFossman's Specific,
Dir. Wards Specific, -.. .-
:, Upham's Pile Electaary,
lSteer's Opedil3oe,
3, Godfrey's Cordial,
Turlington's BRlsam, s....-
DR.. Cullen's Preparations,
Bateman's Drops,
lBr. Jayue's Family Medicines,
Seidlitz and Soda Powders,
s. Epping's Fluid Extract Ruohu
Tor Lucina Cordial,
INT Juno Cordial,
Hart'H Remedy for Flts.
RS Wilson's Death on Rats etc.,
Leidy's Erasive Soap,
Erbyis Cholera Hrops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
la, Spohn's Headache Remedy,
Ccnueil's Mixture,
Dr.. MRrchisl'B Uterine Gstbnli
do can, #
CoRan's Lithontriptic,
Loudep's Preparations
o. Houghton's Pspsin. -
@ SCHEIDAM SCHEAPPs.
ants, and all dealers In any OF thu
e catalogue, will find it to their I'd
: their orders rs above, where vii
Of GENUINE P ATEFI
States, and Mt the lowest prices,
WRIGHT L co,
E MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
II Chartres street EewOrleSns.
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GOOD HOUSE GIKIs, NEAT AND CLEANL4Y
ii in and work, kind disposition and good child
nurse may aud permanent situation in mall
family, by inquiry at Ills efice GG6 #
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DIRECT TRADE ...,...,.,. BAYLOR ~ CO,
Eettes assssx slrso e Al claims yish appear
lay viii be promptly paid With Interest in fui, ~
the cotton nisrc HAT dnrg tie COMING bHsisss sfaor
dre9 shipment to Europe, accompanied in all cases by
oFd@5 tof Colon }95EtaF by direct importation
from Calcutta into tie port uf Neq Orleans
20 soon = fe 3tton hrea15 sold san be 3eafel
I yzeifs t ~ 4 } l 6er 5rmat5s
All letters prtyis we'll business, relating the
'C,G. B4yLoE, il LOMBARD STREET, LoNDOy.1
Notice Of Dissolution, ,,...
7erp nov ] accoTia 4. to o ien Of Pra
meu between the members OF rhs finn Of Baylor Go the
&saedss,-c March, l8s8 =. s ssE
| M ELIGAL HOUSE. No, 81 gs:onho1sss,rye near
Sypbticd ali Private Diseases without Mercury iriranc
rom business exposure TO friends, aud sQaEsu;ee IL
The unparalleled success whe las attended DR. raes' prae
ice in all parts Of the United States md Euroretbe many
nGrsabe he has effected which were pronounced incur
4ne " te most eminent ph%5leiA st4es MIN noHernE bis
some OF Che diseases termed rivate and Of which, il
arfi9rr SriGtTrs r4fial iaSrI6as VIZ. HI Iir41 1
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females bowoge
complicated they be- Dseaseso the Back and f0is, Ia
cele Cancers Ulcers. r0mors All diseases EEn
lir ,mtS would also call tho attention eSpeca,3 Of tLo5e
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body sna mind INIT
meIaucb6iy efectS produced bv riy habits Of y6uR VI
Vision Loss q Muscular Power Plantation Of The Heart Dys
etc Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are more to he
Spirits Evil Forebodtngs aversion to Society setfDistr15t
Love Solitude Tntdty etc. are some u the evils produced
Eeah let no XIII Gecaev rv@t Won 6aS aBnIy AT once and
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CyTORAGE-ST STORAGE = THE UNDERSIGNED
- having leased the large and connections building occupied
by Messrs LHsk Co.. No. Front street. would respectfully
invite the attention those having goods store
otherwise Their Of storage will be reasonable in accord
auce with the times. ". A. WILLEpT 4 Co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
fa2E SIN NO. . Front straat
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Per Month $40
Per Il
-
Carriages in waiting at the landing upon the arrival OF le
boats, convey passengers Immediately to the Springs
An analysis OF tie water be had by applying to j.
WATERMAN 4 BRO, corner of Magazine and Common
streets, who are my agents in New Orleans. -
CHARLES CULLUM
my5 If Proprietor
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1 MON ltESWAURANTT, II

~ Charles street
%sS ~ TIE prupreors Of this popular estsbEs1zrzS
&4SEsN3 inform the public that they continue arg
piled with all he choice decaee Of orr markets and E I
ury comfort cleanliness and moderate will defy Gs
Union surpassed ny other house city Tiny
anIr a cnntnnanns n nnhic natrnnage ala
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uOSEETCER7S CELEBRATED STOMACH
Il EIITERS FIVE HUNDRED BOXES HuSIEITEtt's
STOMACH BITTERS in store and for sale by
r. j. HART i CO,
iy26 8m NQs II and - TeLQupitoulaS street
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DATENTND eOPRNN LLeaTNING NODs

Copper has eight times the conducting power Of iron and
durable less liable single charge OF
electricity win heanu iron Rod thirty degrees but Copper
Rod only Six For further particulars apply for circulars, al
the office Of the undersigned.
Applications for geuc5 orders for Stock or Models and
all communications relating to this business, Will receive mme
diate attention, If addressed 70
II. v. R. JACKSON, l2]5 Commercial Place,
mg5 lv Newt rlfRUs, q.
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Notice hereby given that At the temjnotoncf The eopart
ner5hip existing articles agrcs-
meut between the members OF The finn of Baylor Go the
will be dissolved aud the unfinished business plaed in
liquidation. C, q. BAYLOR.
Manchester March 1858. as tf,ET
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-, THE PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL VIZ
f be opened regularly for visitors the 18th Of d
NIL Band Of Music been engaged and
rangerneDt made to FarraEt success.
myl4 JOHN Med 0ENEIL, Pr0Eg5efdE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-16

EXTRAORDINARY DECEPTION OF A CATTLE SHow.-A
discovery was made on the morning afier the show
at Ayr that the two year old hui!. for which the
frat prize had been awarded. had been decorated
for the occasion by a pair Of false horns The de-
ception work had been neatly done. A thin band
of gutta percha was put round the base of the
horns, and was fastened by some adhesive sub
stance, and the hair was carefully placed over it
The skin of the animal had been puDctured behind
the shoulder. and air blown in to prevent slight
hollow from being observed. The third animal 10
the same class had also been altered in appear
auce by puncturing and blowing. An aged ball
which had been practiced upon in similar man
ner. was turned out by the judges, the discovery
having been made before the prizes were adjudi.
Gated. These three animals were exhibited by VI .
james Patton. BaEkhead, near Patrick. The pre-
niums have been withheld by the dire ctors and
the offending party is excluded from showing
stock again in Ayr. The directors have further
resolved that the case shall be laid befJre the Pro
curator Fiscal, for the crown counsel to decide
whether Mr. Patton shall be criminaiiy prosecuted
English Paper.
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FAMINE AT THE AZoREs--Tiie people Of the Azore
Islands, particularly the inhabitants of Fayal aud
Fauchal, are reported to be again iu the most de-
plorabe condition. Mr.. Vim Poole writes to the
Journal of Commerce:
Famine is stalking through their streets aud
throughout the Island; and unless speedy assist
ance is rendered them, ii il feared large numbers
will perish.
"0ur excellent Consul, MIR. Dabney has done and
Is doing all i'll his power TO alleviate the sufferings
In Fayal, and distributes 100 bushels of corn be.
sides money, every week. from his own private re.
sources, bnt this reaches but small number of
the suffering.
Provisions Of every kind with us are abundant
aud cheap, and a few thousand dollars would suf
fee To purchase sufficient corn, -four aud other ne
csssares, to fill small vessel OF $50 or 200 tons
Cannot something he done to interest the beuevo
tent among us. aud produce IA concert of action for
worthy an otjecty'
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Story SPOILED The Mobile Register puts TO rest
the statement in reference to the death Of Mrs
Allston, Aaron Burr's daughter, WHICH has recent
iy been going the rounds Of the press:
s;atemea Is going the rounds Of the newspa
pers of the alleged confession of dying sailor ID
rrxas that he was oae of a crew which mutinied
and murdered Iheodosia tue daughter Of Aaron
Burr, and wife Of Governor Alstou, # South Cat.
oiua. 1t is omly necessary to say, that We read
the same statement twenty years ago, but with
this yariation-that the death-bed revelation " AS
made in Mobile not Texas. The facs is that there
is no truth ia either rspIrt. 1t ~ well kn"wn 10
those cohvereaBt with the facts of this sad affair
that the beautiful 1heotosia saiied for New YOrk
from Charleston, IN a Fi.o,-boat, that dreadful
storm occurred e. days after, aud thar the boai
was never heard of again, having gone down in
the storm.
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LIFE PRESERVING APrARArUs AT ssA.---An expert
meDt was tried at Sandy Hook, on Friday, with
some life preservers, 10 test their availability In
the event Of shipwreck. On the way, q couple Of
life preservers tresembling water proof jacksts)
one hundred pounds Of iron, and supporting q
signal, that their positions might subsequsntly
be more easily discovered. Farther on, q dozen
presersers were combined In the form Of q raft,
by thTusting narrow (berth) boards through the
arm holes, the process occupying only eleven min.
utes; aud four boatmen leaping overheard, got ND
on them and were bnoyed up quite beyond the
reach VI the water. On arriving at sandy Hook,
the preservers tied IN ths surf, by some
boatmen who swan ashore, landed aud rstuyued
In safety; and on the homeward trip, those which
had been sent adrift with weights attached. were
picked up, unimpaired by their voyage The tx
pertinent was deemed very satisfactory.
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EonLr DosE.-Ths City Council have

responded noby to the call made upon them BY the
Mechanics Institute aud have thus aided In firm
" establishing an Institution that will do mare to
ucate and elevate in the social sc ile the working
classes. than could be done by the present system
Of free schools In q century to come. The giviog
away ofthe lot on 9th street FIR educational pur-
D SIS will prove TO be bread cast upon the waters.
as ,ur citizens Will soon ses--while releasing the
bouds Of the Institute from taxation, will cost the
city comparatively nothing Let the Board OF
Managers dispose Of their bonds soon rs possible
hn.sh the new hail at once, and by opening good
schols for apprentices sBd Others, show the rub
lie that they laboring solely for the public
good.
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FoRcIxG KITCHEN 10 aud

IL O'Clock last Monday night tsome Que atten pied to
free an entrance into Mrs. Currie's kitchen on
irace street by forcing the window, but the ser.
wants gave the alarm, aud soon alta acted the at
tenion CT the nei ghbors On PR curing lights and
searching the adjoining premises. young man
named Robert W. Womack, was found on pile OF
rubbish apparently asleep, and handed over to the
watchmen Just as they started off with him, ano
ther man was seen TO run from the premises aud
make his escape W0msck stated that being intox-
ieated, he had stopped where be found aud fall
en asleep His examination was adjourned until
this morning.
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The LEvafHAN.-This monster Steamship 1t Is
announced by the company, will not make her
contemplated trip to Portland, Me, uutil next
spring She will then commence running regn-
arly between IIolyhead or Liverpool and Portland,
making the trip, 1t is expected, in seven dsys,-
Arrangements have already been made with the
London and NorthwesterD Railway Company oi
England, and ibe Grand Trunk Railway Company
Of Canada. for allowing the steamer portion ol
the receipts on all the ships :traiic passing ever
their lines
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-16

The CJRS CRoP.--Much apprehension is begin
ming TO be .elt to the yield Of the next corn
crop. The renewed heavy rains throughout the
west j. seriously interfering with planting. 1t
il now becoming almost too late for 'he ciass Of
corn usually planted there to ripen nefofe the
lal frost. 1he Chicago papers make the Impor-
ant suggestion 10 ths board Of trade of that city
to procure Immediately from Aew York about d.
600 bushels of sound hint eoru. They say that the
corn in thousands of irids has rotted, aud that a
supply OF early seed corn would be eagerly taken
by the farmers at fair price.
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sE WORTH HEADISG "

ET6T Al -
so many suffer au repine and drag out miserable
existence untitled for rle eajoy meuts and or
dinars pursuits Of life when relief may be obtained
and health and vigor restored. by a treatment at
once convenient ald safe, well permanent in it's
c, aracef!
TO tnose who have suffered long with disease. u-
timating IN o3s OF appetite. Vigor, &c, the nnder-
signed teuder5 his professional services, assuring
ueeutereIa i'll ctudur aui sincerity, pleaSant con
venient aad proper prescriptions, thorough cure
aud sound boty and mind, without unpleasant re-
strictuns or hndrauce from ordinary business pur
suits
All diseases Of a private nature from whatsoever
ause either recent or chronic stri tures Trita-
b,e bladder &C; also. ScrJiIla, Asthma, hheuma-
tism Piles &c., skilluy and successfully treated.
D-. HARRIS can be consulted daily. aL bis rooms,
over 1929 Mainstr above lIrh and opposite the
American Hotel No 81, 81 floor. Entrance on Main.
4th door above ith street.
From this date until the lst of June DR. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays, Thursd ys and
Fridays of each week. but from saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, ne may be consulted from
10 NJ to z NJ and to VI ap 2g-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-16

CLAY AND JEFFERSON A letter from Florence
Italy, 10 the Newark Advertiser, states that Nj
larts marble memorial of Mr.. Clay for the ladies
of Virginia, is in progress, and will probably be
completed during the year. The same artist is
further occupied GU tue model for colossal brul ze
fiaure # Mr =. for the city of New Orleans. Mr.
Jeifel son is also being eOmmemorated in marble
Tor the State OF Virginia by aspiring young
sculptor OF the Old Dominion, Mr.. Gait.
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COLLEGE SrUpESr kILLED.-The ruskeegee (Ala }
Retubi. can says that rencontre took place be-
tween "A number uf sIu,!snts at the University 81
Alabama at Tuscalo looFa, aieh resuited In the
death of one Of the parties by the name of Neigh
bors siuient by the name of Herring had in-
CURED the dspleasure OF his fellowship udents. ard
AS he was returning Ion his boarding hea.e 10
College, he -w9s attacked BY nanbsr OF them,
among whom was NeighbOTs, who declared their
intention TO whip him. Having received several
hiows from them Herring remarked shat he wonld
shoot the man who next struck; and Neigheors
striking him was shot through the heart, aud i'm
mediately expired.
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BODIES FausD.-on the slst of May the bodies
Of two whi'e men were found ni ou the shores
of Bluff Poiati Northumberland c.uaty. Va. No
papers were found upon their person by ~heh
they could be Identified. The hair aud shiskers
If one OF them are black aud the body dressed IN
a black cloth coat dark cas- mere pants aud cassi
mere vest. The bodies were Inferred upon the
share where found
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-16

NAVAL INTELLGENcE-The U. s. sloop of war
Siucennes, Commander Benjamin ]. T0tteu, sailed
from Londcn, April p, for Monrovia. The U. :.
sloop of war Constellation has sailed from New
York for the Gulf of Mexico.
All the sick from our Pacific squadron were, en-
the 2i inst placed Oh b1sEd the u. S. storeship
Relief at Aspinwall. They are as follows:
From the Merrimac.-John II Bennett. verv
lame: John Johuson. very lame: Chas Wald
sick; w Johnson. very sick: Peter Daltcn rick:
Chas Wooster sick; VIM Wilson. sick Vim Haw-
kius, sick; Matthew Burns, sick JAS Madden,
sick; Rodolph Clifford, sick; Henry Eaton, very
lame: Charles Davis.
From the Yandalia.--Jeremiah Ahearp, sick:
Holm " Wilson, very sick; John Brown, sick; Geo
3 Dodd, superanuated.
Fro the Decatur.-Thos. Sullivan. sick: John
Adams, insane John j. Laselle. fiibuster Walk.
er's expedition.
From the Saranac.-Wm. Dodd, very sick: Io-
seph Berkiey, very lane Chas. G. Williams, very
sick; Joseph Douglas, sick.
Besides these about seven Of the Relief's own
men are the sick list. Lieut.. Mclaughlin
came home by- the Star of the West, on account OF
sick ness.
On the 29th of May the marble tablets for the
grave of the late Lieut.. Isaac e. Strain, U. :. n,
provided by his messmates, were taken ont TO t. c
hurying ground at AspuWall. and erected by 1t.
Commanding strong. of the Relief aud Mr.. Fox,
the American consul.
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w PEI EhSoN. DrURgisf,
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sts.
nv I0-3m
kSsr IF would hardly do for any OF

sSy~l lF would hardly do for any one
row a-days to have the tenn arity TO question the
eellepce of DIR J. HUSTkTTkR'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BIFTERS for all diseases of the ston-
ach. In cases of Dyspepsia, Bodily Weakness Cos
tivents ss Dysentery, and general deras cement of
the digestive organs, their many virtues have long
SINCE been made plainly apparent They purge
their natural functions, and which bring psIeness to
the cheek and suffering to the brow. Theg Danish
those clogs upon pleasure, Restore the system TO
high health and necessarily prove valuable ad-
junct to the digestive organs trial is all that is
needed to establish them in the confidence of the
skeptc.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
ryWhere my20-lm
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eg- sARAroGA EnpinE Spnrrg WATER

This Water fresh from the Spring, can be obtained
AZ Aesars PUEcELL ADD Co.'S. No. l32 Main street,
lJ,hmond. Va, by the gross simple box Also Tor
sale at sli the principal Drug StpI i'm the city. For
analysis directions fr use, and certificates OF emf
Dent physicians, circular, which can oe obtsned
tte ID. uE stores
Orders may be addressed g. the Proprietors, @ W
ESfU& a Co. Saratoga Springs or at their De-
pot, 68 Darcley street, sew York. an I6-3m
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aasa INrRREsrING TO LApIEs.-When

in the course of human events. Iadies and Gentle
men lose of their greatest natural attractions
fine head of hair-it becomes matter of serious I'M
portance and the question is, what shall we do &c
stop the hair from falling of and restore its yigor
and beauty. In reply to this query, we beg to say
try DR.. HARRIS' HAIR PROMOTER aud IMPR0yER. A
few applications will stoD the,hair falling break
ing, remove uandruff keep the sea p clean and
white. and impart freshness and vignr TO the hair
and although you may have been bald twenty years
the continued OF it two months will insure you
4 luxurant head of hair. Call and get bottle. and
if not satisfied after the second appl cation return
it and get the price paid.
Ask for DR. Harris Hair Prom ,ter and Improver
Sold in Richmond by
W PETERSON, Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sts.