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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-10-20
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1As Csils,cias is q plain English ,ersisn Of
EXCELSIOR.
Tho shades Of Bight were cemin' down swift,
And the dazzlin' snow lay drift on drift, BE-
As throuph . village . youth did 70,
A earryin' Aag with this motto --
Higher!
Ger aforshssd high curlsd sspisus hair,
His nose Roman, complexion fair,
Der an eagle Sys an auburn lash,
And he snevsr stopped shoatin' thrs' his
nustaohs
He saw tire tAs windows as he kept gittin'
A a.rsbsr Of fa.ili.s s.t.i., at supper.
Bat he eyed the alippery rocks very keen,
And Asd ~ hs cried while q nssia'-
"faks care, ysa therep' said an old woman,
1t's hlswin' gales up there on top
Yeaal tumble of On t'othsr side l''
Bat the hurryin' stranger loud replied
s-.~,,f., e.--. Higher!
.NOhR don't you go up such shocking night,
Comsalssp on my lap, f" said maiden bright;
Opbhis Roman nose tesr drop come,
But still he remarked a. he upward clomb
!. Higher!
"Lsek oar for the branch Of that sycamore
tree, - ef F3 go 81
Dodge ,rollin' stones, II any you ssel''
Sayin' which, the farmer went home to bed,
And . singular voice replied overhead
oGi e eIs3 aaH1 @ Higher!
About quartsr-past six tho next afternoon,
man accidentally goin' u1 soon
Heard spoken above him a. sften as twice
Ths'vsry same wsrd in . very weak voice
ea1 ,frc1aE & haa Higherl
And not far, believe, fron qurter Of seven
Hewas allow gsttin' up, the road bsin uneven
Pound the stranger dead in the driftsd snow
Still slutohiA' the dag with the motto
Higher!
h5rstie - ~ - 20 Ftla
Yest lifeless, dsfaaet, without any doubt;
The lamp of his life being decidedly our,
On the drsary hill side the youth was :
.eiayin, 1901 go ~ q H-'@
Ard thsre was no more use for him to b,
uosayin'i Et;7 r-i
yf.fi.ss ssses4 4ra54b ,rfyF
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-10-20

12s Jsilsscias is plain English ,ersisn Of
ExcRLSIoR.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-10-20

He saw thre' ths windows as he kept gittin'
upper Il Q
A naubsr Of families ssttin, at supper.
Bat he eyed the -alippsry reeks very keen,
And Asd ss hs cried while nssia'-
V Highsr!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-10-20

Ger Q forshsad high curlsd sspisus hair,
His nose . Roman, oonplsxisn fair,
Ger an eagle Sys an auburn lash,
And he snevsr stopped shoatin' thrs' his
nustaohs
: n. ,,-.a.. Higheri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

X OHh ~ AA' pAi - ". f. hohhh,
~ PARK HOUSE, Bank street, has vacant 2
large and desirable rooms. suitable for gentleman
aud hslady. Location pleasant and convenient to
business. References renuireh. fe 2-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

FUTURE DAYS
=
BY Goddlin 4 Apperson.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuAsLR

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL EsfATE IN THz CITY OF RICH.
s MuND 4, also LAND IN TEXAS, AND KkvEh.
sioSAkf INTEREST IN SLAVES AS trustees
ston and wife dated 2iih Novsm6sr, Isl. DUR re-
corded in Richmond HusiingS Court. We snail h
ss O'Clock H. ar 'ne n asn as s q AP ~.
qsy 10 the order ADVERTISED the follownsg Variable
LIST The excellent brick dwelling at the corns, of
Marshail and 2nd streets, occupied bv M Isaac
md The lot On the North side Of Lsivb sfrsst
neaI 70 foushee street, with two new framed tene.
,ssa thereon. fronting 46 feet running back $50
81. The very large aud admirably arranged Brick
1sa riens ana other sppurtenances. Clay street.
ia. Taylor and now Mr John g Tger y go mr
-" IN b ~, ZEE running back 2si feet.
avenue ss,e S ana Brick tore House 90 Brooke
az, irontlng ga feet. running back la5 feet
,ha Lot on the west line of 7th street. foppesite
t sso Clty spnng,l having thereon a work shop
,.se9ntng So feet running back 10 feet And on The
following day, viz: UEsDAg, the 9Th Apri,' islsf
ar If not the next fair day the very excsent and
desirably located Brick Tenement at The corner ~
Marshall and l2th streets, fronting e fest runnpa
back lib feet 70 an alley and now the occupancy
OF Dir Fitzgerald.
Also, the lot and new brick tenement ON Broad
near to 22d stre.t, fronting the south side oil
Broad street ~ feet, running back 100 feet Also
tw vacant lots adjoining on the east and west the
former fronting a feet and the latter ~ fe I, and
each running back 100 feet, to the line of Dir. B.
Brelli. After which. at the premises OF the last
named lot. will be sold an undivided moiety of GER
ston and Wesley III McGe+.
Also, the reversienary right. title and Interest of
the 10 sa,d trust deed in the slaves devised
o, the late y q. IA pscombe and Edward II. Mctaee
to Mrs Marietta McGee, for lifa. with reyersian to
her children. "
fERMs.-For the real estate one fifth cash: balance
Mt 4. 5, y end l6 mouths for negouable notes in
terest added, secured By a trust Deed or title Ie-
tanned. For the personal estate. 1 month"; note
be paid by the purchasers ' "
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BY e. b. Cook & Co Aucts. 2
A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK or

4 DESIRABLE GOODS AT AUCTION.
maze change 10 our business. We will commence
O'CLOCK aud In the evening at u O'clock, and con
tinne every morning and evening until the whole 10
good. consisting ef Terra Gotta. Parisn. SIsassser
and Fancy China Vases; Colognss; Card Receiver:
Metto Cups; Figures Ink. Match and Jewel Boxes,
GOLD BAND AND WHITE cHINA.wARE,
Tea. Dinner. Tete,a-Teto, Toilet sets
Dishes. Plates, Fruit stsnds
AMERICAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND b0I nseejifI
MAN WARE,
embracing silsered. Cut and Pressed Glass Ocean.
tiers. Wines Goblets Champagnes, TunbIers. JaI3ss.
Bowls. Butter Dishes sugar and Pickle Dishes
WHITE GRANITE, COMMON YELLOW AND
ROCKINGHAM WARE, @
Tea, Dinner and Toilet Sets
Plates, Dishes. Cups and saucers
Bowls. Mugs, spittoons
sILvER-PLATED, BRITANNIA AND S] BE6Sc csf
consisting OF Tea Sets Coffee and Tea pots Castors
Cake Baskets, Napkin Rings, Ladies'. Mugs, Candle
JApANNED AND TIN WARE. ss5f
ns, Paas of Ist ssst Bath Tubs Water
Caade-srcks. Lamps, Sc.; Tea Trays; Walters. oval
and square, In sets or SINGLE.
consisting Of Table Knives and Forks steeIs Cary
Timed Iron spoons Swimmers. Pans, Kettles, sss~;
Pans, Scrapers, Sad Irons, &c. - : Z
-ALSO-
A large lot OF miscellaneous articles embracing g
Rosewood. lniaid Satin Wood and Mahogany Work
Writing Desks, Leather and Pearl Purses, Bags, &c.
Playing Cards. Backgammon Boards. Dice. dance.
Fancy soap, Colognes. Perfumery Essences
Corral, Wax and Glass Beads; Necklaces. Brace.
Hair, Tooth. Shaving. Crumb Flesh. Nail Marking.
sweeping. busting. scrubbing, Whitewasb
Shoe and Clamp Brushes n
Brooms, W hisks
BILE Mats = (
Embroidered, Sea Grass PaIraetto. French. willow.
Fancy. Work, Travelling Key, Market Dinner
and Clothes Baskets, Hampers. &C.
Ketrigerat0rs, Water Coolers
Children's Carriages. Sleigbs Wagons, Hobby
Horses, DC. -
Brass and Iron bound Pals, Cans Buckets, Churus,
Tubs, Sugar Ball and Flower Boxes and Wood.
. ware OF every description
Mahogany and Tin Mocking and Canary Cages
Together with large lot OF misc goods too
numerous 10 mention. eta
The whole Offering great inducements to house
reserve. THOS l. AN9IJR 00 Z
sale conducted by X Cook Co Aucfa
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nYSPEPSIA AND FITS

pELoEMR, the great cnrer OF Copsub,otia,, ,ya.
Tor several years 80 badly aete By Dyspepsia that
ao pa. ol 1e time ne vas confined to his bed He
him by syoung cialrvoyant girl This presc rintion
gwen 10y here child while state OF trance has
cured every body who has taken it, ing fail
I'D once liz Is equally rs In eases Of FITS as nf
Dyspepsia. The ingredients may be f,nni in anv
drug store. will send this valuable prescription
90 any person on the receipt of one stamp 10 nav
postage. Address DIR. TRACY DEL0RME, GrEar
CURkR OF CONSUMPTION, New York Post Office.
81 kr,ri
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON Auctioneers nh S",j.
TRUSTEES SALEOF REAL FsT.Tr

TRUSTEES SALE Of REAL ESTATE
4 In MifCHELL's PLAINLY virtue of
t'eed OF truss executed by Josiah Wo0Json IN tho
trustees OF the Monroe Building Fund Assocatinn
20 secure 10 the said Association the psyment ~
certain bond, which deed bears date on The lati 40
o. June. 1886, and is recorded in the Office nf ths
Slerk OF Henrco County Court; and by oder Of the
on THURSDAY 18th March. 1865, upon the nrem,
ises at - O'clock NJ, the property in said deed
conveyed. to wit: All that land lying and being in
the county Of Henrico, near to Mitch, NJ
Spring. and described on plan of MitchelFs spring
fIoperty, by the Nos :, h. II, :. ., Is 81, g. Also
estate conveyed by John Anderson TO said Wood
ion. BY deed dated st day Of January, 1856 and
recorded in Henrico county court Office ~
TERMs.-One-thrd cash balance at 8 and months
Tor notes with interest added and scared by trust
deed The taxes Of lS3s to he paid BY the purchaser
FLEMING GRIFFIN,
SAM'L Il BAYLY Trustees.
FRANCIS T 1sBELL,
- JAS III TAYLOR Son. Aucts. NH -
prick HOUSE AND LUT ON WEST
- SIDE 81. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold upon til a
premises ON TUESDAY, the 23d instant: comnenc-
ing at AZ O'Clock. p. NJ, house and lot ON the
West side of 3d. between Clay aud Leigh streets az d
nearly opposite the residence of Roger A. Pryor.
Esq
The improvements are o house with 9 rooms,
large and convenient together with brick kitchen.
The lot fronts about a. feet on 81 street and runs
back ab0nt i50 feet The property is 10 good repair
and has been renting for 500 per annum
TERMS ID cash, the b lance at g. IL and Is months
Tor negotiable notes with intel est, and secured by
trust deed Taxes and insrance fer 1858 to be paid
by the purchaser
JAS. NJ TAYLOR l. SON,
AUxak
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BY Larus 8. Shine

3 KILNS OF BRICKS AT AUCTION.
The subscribers being about to give pesscsrton Of
VIII sell at public auction, on THUR DAY the ism
INST, commencing atlI eel0ek about aa1 Of rood
hard Brick, In lots 10 SUIT purchasers.
Sale positive. t -
TExss-Ail sums Of 500 and over, 4months.
mn 10 LARUS q SHINE Aucfs
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By Larus 4 Shine. Aucts.

GPLENDID STOCK OF GOLD AND sIL-
- YER WATCHES AND JEWRIkYy COIN sIs-
VEk WARE. &c. AT AuCTlVN.-WM b. sold 81
public auction, at store No. ~ Main street merit door
To u. 7: pairo Co.'S Exchange ot6ee = large and
splendid assortment Of fine told and liver stch0s
Also. splendid sto.k Of tine Gold Jeweiry suitabls
stock OF Coin Silver Ware warranted not pIafsd--s
he above stock Is from large manufacturin ana
importing house In New York. which has rscsnaiy
suspended. - rs 80 80 s =, =.
~ Sale 10 commence on MONDAY IvENINo.
the LIST March, at O'Clock, and will b. Continued
Sales positive. as the gCods must be sold 20 the
highest bidder. LARUHA SHINE,
IL ~ t sF5f - Aucts
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By Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.

IEhM MEN CUhI ~ TFCh II HUI
~ Tl0N.-0n FRIDAY afternoon, the 26th March,
at halt past o'clock will sell at our wharf at
Rockets, the fine side-wheel Steamer
CURTIS PECK.
of 4i6 tons burthen, 800 feet in length and p feet
breadth Of beam. The Curtis Peck has been running
succs ssfuly On James River passenger and
freight boat. aud her engine is very superior one.
A more particu ar description is deemed uuneces
sary, as persons DESTROYS of purchasing can examine
her for thems Ives
TEBNs-One-fonrth cash balance &, II aud Is
months credit the credit pay ents bearing interest
and satisfactorily secured
min Is Di[NLOP MONCuRE A co Ancts
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HARTsHORNE's CURE-4ITT15c

AZ sa.ie " the greatest Discovery In f,h.,,.,
TtSM NEilsg ncs Ior TIC rapid cure Of RHEUMA
line TmHoAT STIFF MICK. or nsin y, IL =.
IL IL .l.a an SaGk or any part Of the body '''
and Indigestion which arises fra,a I lor Dyspepsia
onss rnenssads OF persons who have used sRfs.
desfai nc,a W. nave been astonished at its won
ten any pain from the sys-
HS- Bottles Is. 50 cents and n
To be had OF PURCEiI Tam q co
p.aggis,s IN Richmond. Norfolk and PetarsIsrg a q"
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lSl. DIY
~ !. Z Q. ,. Davenport.

!. q " p. Davenport.
GROCERIES AT AUCTIONS.
- THURSDAY. issh Masch. ws viIl ~ = -
nusI'on store. u iDocicck, an assortmsas a e.
Cgnes sugars
Rio ColIeS
! Adalnantine csndiss 100
+ Recfnsd whi.ksy
Old Rye do ~
Wrapping paper
Manufactured tobacco
Under $40 cash: sio , IA das a. ~
NH Is DAVENPORT. A.es..
FURNITURE AT AUa:TION.-On
o,.,,IlH OEsDAf. IS March, we win ell q 70
!" r.nrniturs. direct from thu nanniscturers
credit for aopssya s ~ CASA sfe and ovsf. nonths
mn e - 40, IA DAVENPORT. Asss..
T. W. PURCELL & co. --Regular saI9
o,.,a.s at anction for THURSDAY. March Isth a =
500 Virginia State
ias Ccsas., In ,i, nlssa n z.lrosd Beads
1900 Manassas Gap Railroad Bond
"cs ns11ss herehants Insurance Company
loo Share. Virginia and Tsunssss. Railroad
100 shares Preferred Stock
SEQ Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Douds ,
years to run sstsa# -,
LOO Shares Danville Railroad Stock
~ shares Lynchburs Gas Company Stock :
Lefsons DESTROYS OF adding 10 the sale wHl piesse
sa ~ ng e same ~ soon asconsenisot previous tothe
NH u s IN ORDER that DE pSsSf nsE r si,ss
To the above sale will be added ~.
AW snginia aud Tennessee Railroad Bonds, "A
IS60 virginia State afork
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. -.

NE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN TN;
- WoRLDl--PREpAREn nv ariru,sasn, aiI
'anishehNE,S PEGT0RAL SYRIy, or
i. sa... WILD cgERRP
ths III. p me thousands who have t,sed n ha
ar s,Rs ipmfnrron IN use for COUGHS frsn . eaJ
CHarSis, NSs y. COUCH, ASTHMA hR an
also great seplx oF any Lung Affection IL Il
ss~snunsnason OF The Lungs or Throst M ~
N1- Bottles %, 20 cents aud a
gssts IN R,chmn,,,i snl .. LaDD co and all Drug
Caes'a.t you suiier with pain, asa Hsay.Uoass,s
~ >. aLi; the great Pain Aanihiiarcr
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The subscribers
"a HnDS. SIDES, SHOULDERS AND

4 IT IIiIN- BIst|t
u BREASTS 81 this choice small Famil Hams;
u. lis. .1i Us, kegs So Leaf lard, 81 hbls A, Is
al q. sugsI. l,si bils patent cut, crushed and pow
go SoC.r. 4.a packages choice Goshen Butter; Saa
tt grciifeA whlskey. Gin and French Brandy. go
B. II Hqtsia Rye Whiskey, very old and superior;
lla, -lania Apple and Peach Brandy; 80 bills
10 ...,t,apta Appis BRANDY ~ qaarter casks Ma
,.., AMI FUlt Wine; \, half, quarter. eighth and
-. .,....,h Pipes Ftouch Brandy, lor sale BY
TII,lMaS JlNES 4 IN
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REMEDY FOR COUGHS. COLDS

QEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
IL NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE
fhe fact has been well known for Il long while thar
MRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR is the Iett remedy
known for Coughs and Colds but perhaps il is not
generally well known that it has relieved perBia
upntly several of Neuralgia and Nervous Head
,chs. Attention s requested u the following GER
ifeate from Mr.. WINSTON. u gentleman well known
II this community:
RICHMOND. January Is, ls5s.-This Is to certify
hat have Suffered IRON Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia most severely for several years. ! have
ried various REMEDIES, but found no relief until.
,bout the LIST OF November 1857, l was induced To
Try Mrs DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR. which / found
II great benefit to msseif My daughter, who has
uttered with cough since her infancy has been en-
treIy cured by the use Of Mrs DAVIS medicine, and
il now free from cough and more vigorous than she
mas been at any period OF her he. believe Il to be
most valuable medicine, as we'll as very pleasant
"A Gin nervous and general debility:
j a.. WINSTON.
For sale by Mrs A b DAVIS Fisher Il Winston,
uillspaugh L Johnston, 4 J Pieot, A Bodeker ~ d
,q,ariss II Vale fec
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BY z. b. Cook s. Co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF a deed of trust
executed 10 me by Edward Brian, 10 secure q debt
due TO c Howe, bearing date the 9Th day OF jan
ls5s, and duly recorded the office of the Hastings
Court OF this city. shall on the Goth day of this
month (MARCH) proceed to sell, at public auc-
IioD at the store of Messrs 4 B Cook 4 Co, No 20
Main street. the following articles eyed in said
deed, to wit One large Mahogany Bedstead one
Cottage Bedstesd. one Rocking Chair. one Wash
stand, one Towel stand. two small Tables and four
Cottage Chairs six Spindle Back Mahogany Chairs
one Mahogany Rocking Chair, one Mahogany Ward
robe. one Marble Top Table, one Mahogany Bureau
and one small Table
Terms cash -.
R0BT FOSTER, Trustee
60 Sale conducted by L d Cook Co, Aucts.
NH 4
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By Henry W. Quarles,
(No $50 Main street)
I .ARGE STOCK OF BEST QUALITY
LADIEs' SALE At II OGIOCH AZ

~ -. .tt.E IT O[IfCH, 4. III.
dENTLEMEN'S SALE AT ~ O'CLOCK. p
s. VIII commonee. THIS MORNING, and continue
or oa ~, week &C No s7 Main street. few doors be
mas been consigned from one of ths best uansfac.
~ the c,ly OF New York ,eabracing the richest
market. ~ '1'' " ~ wa
The pressure IN the money market compels ths
owner to realise the cash and syervthinG oiIsred
Will be sold without reserve The nubIie nav AZ.
peet bargains. and they invited 10 attend thsss
sales. xse9 " HENRY u aiIl q X vS ss''s'
mh 10 A.csIssssaa..- = 3
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By Richard Cauthorn.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL DRY GOODS. CO 0THING, SHOES. CAPS, &c
-uA FRIDAY. 18th inst at l0O'eock, at my store,
will sell al auction large and desirable lot Of Cloth
ing and Dry Goods consisting 10 part Of the following
Cloths CassiLleres, Sa,inetts and plaid goods oi
various sty les aud finish large assortment OF as-
simsre Satinett and side stripe PaDtaorns. Summer
do Sik satn and Marseiiles Vests Ctssinet bust
ness Coats Spoil Cotton Thread, Cotton Hosiery.
Linen Pueket Handkls. Neck Ties. shirts and Shirt
BesQpis, Jaconeis, DeLaines, Irish Linen, &c. &c
TERus Cash for all snIBs of $50 and under, over
that amount 10 days credit for approved negotiable
puer K. CAUTHORN.
NH IL
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By Chas. T. Workman & Co.

LARGO OF NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
- AND M0LAsSEs, AT AUCTION.-On FRI
DAY. March 18th inst, at our Warehouse on the
Dock, commencing ut ii o'clock, We will sell the
cargo per schooner Flora King" from Cardena
consisting Of
2ol hhds prime Cuba MoLAssEs 49,
Is bbls ."
los hhds prime and choice New Orleans SUGARS
TERMS OF SALE For all sums under $lt0 cash !;
over fit0, four months credit for approved nego
table paper. C1fAS T WORKMAN Il co,
NH l6-tls AuctjoneTs
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5rHE LIVER INVIGORATOR- prepared

Il by DIR. SAN FORD,
M EDlChL DISCOVERY
almost too great to belle
ei~n the first doss oipi1tg b
one bottle is required
Complaint, from the wor
a common headache, all
DISEASED LIVER.
The LIVER is one OF the
human bouy, and when il
the powers of the system
stomach is almostentirely
action of the Liver for the
functions, " hen the ston'
are at falkland the whole
quence Of one orgaa-the
do its duty For the disea
proprietors has made il
more than % years, Il
with to counterfeit the
v hich it is liable.
To prove that this re-
person troubled with I.iy.
its forms, has but to try q
certain.
A compound has been
aud extracting that part
active virtues ofthe medi'
all morbid or bad matter
lug in their place health >
thestomach, causingfood
the blood giving tone and
merry removing thecatlsos
ingaratiical crrewithoui
after effects. felt by using
Poison that is usually
One dose Alternating il
stomach and prevent the
ing.
Only one dose taken be.
nightmare.
Only one dose taken al
gently, and cures costive
One dose taken after
pepsia.
One dose of two tea
lieve Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for 10.
the cause of the disease,
Only one dose immet'
One dose often repeated
era Morbus, and a pre-
One dose. taken often,
u bilious attacks. while
feelings.
!" Only one bottle IL
system the eiIectsofmedi-
One bottle, taken for
yellOwness, or unnatural
One dose taken a short
gigor 10 the appetite and
One dose often repeated
rhDa in its worst forms,
Bowel Complaints. yield
One or TWO doses cures
while for worlnsin child
ar or speelier remed ysin
~ There's no exagg
the : are plain sober facts
to prove. while all who
Unanimous testimony i'll
We take infinite plea,
mSlicine as a preventive
FEVER, and all FeSers of
with certainty, and thou
TO its wonderful virtues.
Among the hundreds {
,,d 20 the public, there al
commend as DR.. SANF'
generally known now Oh
preparation Is truly n Ii
the most happy results
innumerabie certificates
great virtue Of this med
est standing in society. q
best preparation now |
Gtu,ttp Democrat.
Price 81 per bottle.
81 nTRoG
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NOR TUE Spring TRADE

L. 1850 reams Cap, Letter aud Note Papers
800 reams Wrapping Papers, Aanelia ah'
straw, various sizes
100 gross Bonnet Boards
~ cases Slates.
Receiving and tof sale by ,
NH MllRhIS. HOukseIIef.
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FEATHER BUSTERS - Opened this

T mafur- full supply Of FEATHER Busters. of
..- ...rf ,if-s At the Cnina and House Furnishing
S',.H TH0'S A BULKLEY
80 Main street
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dissolution. The coparlnership OF
NORTON ARMsTEAD i Co, is this day dis
.},ei by aossAl ecnsoet Tue senior partner vii
F''tfT| rs a. ,A.sslic zach partner viii the
- i''''s 49,. .>.,..,,Tu iG uidat.on Alone
n'"' ~ w. JOSEPH T. MORTON,
JAS Nj. AkMSTEADi
JOSEPH BLANToN.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18
NH Is v v % SNnR5Ni Trustees.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

l. TENEMEFT:oN THE NORTH SIDE MAIN
BETWEEN 12TlI AND GOVERNOR STREErS IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND-As trustee in Ger
tam Deed OF Trust from David Curry and wife hear
Richmond Hastings Court, l shall in execution
thereof, proceed TO sell at public auction on The
at L O'Clock NJ If fair if not the next fair day The
real estate conveyed by said deed consisting OF hs
excellent granite trout Store md Dwelling located
as above. adjoining the Banking House OF tIessrs q
Purcell q Co. and new in the occupancy of Mr.
e. ID. Keeling. The location of this property i.
among the most valuable in this city
TERMS: Enough ID cash to dischare e the principsl
and Interest OF the bond embraced i'm the deed OF
unst together with the cost and expen SEES of sale
-estlhlated at about 81 Jband the balance in eauai
instruments at 9, " and Is months for negotiable
hotes, interea t added secured by a trust deed.
ne title IS believed TO b perfect but The trustee
VIII convey with the usual special warranty Tic
chaser. SAM,J n DENt0S II Vie pur-
mil ls-tds IN y o.