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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

DANGEROUS Practice "A fatal result from com
mon practice of children is noticed In the papers
A little girl was going down stairs some days ago,
at a public school in New York, when she aud
some OF her companions, taking hold Of the bal Is
ters, proceeded TO slide down. She struck her
spine upon the point Of stick used TO reach down
bonnets and cloaks from the hooks. She was
taken home, and died after lingering two days In
intense agony.
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P. e. GIBBS.
my NEW FAMILY DRUe SToRE.

hT- New FAMILY DRUo STORE. -
WARING Il PEARCE, druggists, beg to inform
their friends and the public generally that they have
removed to their NEW ST DIRE. on Broad street
above Ninth. aud opposite the Old Swan Tavern
ehsre may be found "A complete assortment of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES end CJtEMI-
GALS; Also English and French perfumeTy, Lu
bins Extracts, Hair and Tooth Brushes, FaLcy Ar
icles, Imported Cigars and chewing and Smoking
rob acco of the best quality. my7-ts
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s6s- SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING wArEI

This Water, fresh from the Spring can be obtained
at Messrs PURCELL, LADD-& Co.'S No i22 Main street
Rithmond, Va. by the gross or simple box Also toi
sale at all the principal Drug Stores in the city, For
analysis directions for use, and certificates of emf
nent hyscians see circular which can be obtained
at the Dug Stores.
Orders May be addressed to the Proprietors, g. w
WESTON Co., Saratoga Springs or at their De
pot. 6S Barclay street, New'York. ap l6-3m
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CIGARS ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGo.-A Boston
paper, published almost one hundred years ago,
contains the following advertisement:
Brought from Havana, a box of Cigerros, very
rare article The best of tobacco rolled up TO the
size of small Finger, and of about five inches in
length for smoking. They preferred by the
Spanish Dons to the pipe Those who may wish to
enjoy such luxury. will please call and try them
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s@ A COMPARISON INv1rEp.-All VIII,

contemplate having likeness taken of themselves
friends should not fail call the Photograph
and Fine Art Galerles Of q. w. MINNIS, and ex-
unine the barge and varied collection of specimens
;ulness and finish with pictures taken elsewhere.
His Gallery is truly Gallery of Fine Art, and no
likeness is allowed to leave his rooms unless entirely
satisfactory, ana finished up in the best style to in
sure permanence. Prices low . any Gallery in
the State for the kind OF work. Galleries al.
ways open and free to visitors in Petersburg over
Davis, Abrahs ANS lyons store and on Main street
PIP ,ste the new Custom House. richmond Va.
3
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BRITISH OUTRAGE Captain Purks, Of the brig
Mianus, arrived this morning from Black River,
Jamaica, reports that ON May 20, lat "a Ion 81
made the British war steamer Styx directly ahead,
aud when abreast OF her she lowered boat, aud
fred gun for us to heave to As II was blow ing
rather fresh, I'VE having studdipg sails at the tmen
were some time in getting hove to. We were then
boarded, and asked where the vessel was FROM
where she belonged, what was her cargo, where
bound, &c: and after being detained over an hour,
we were allowed to go on our passage-N. T. Tr5.
buRe, Wednesday. as.H
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ssy- Now OR NEyFR-The best bar

E Now Or NEvFR.-The best bar
sans.eyer offered at the Auction Store of Henry W
2uarles No $50 Main street until Saturday. April
9th, $a0O0 worth of RICH JEW ELRY at auction
md private sale. aides auction Thursday and Fri.
lay mornings at II o'clock. Gentlemens auction
,very night at Ia O'Clock. The above goods are o
merchant from the North, and must be sold withou'
HENRY. W. QUARLEs.
ans No $50 Main Street.
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CONFLICTING JURIsDIcTIoss-A lawyer at Madi.
son, Wis, objected TO iuTyman because be de-
cared that II the law OF the State was opposed 70
Gods law be should feel obliged to obey the lat.
ter. But Judge Collins overruled the objection, on
the ground that ii was not to be presumed that
the laws Of the State were in conflict with the Law
Of God.
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@AoHILLEs AsooI N n n


pathist, Qate from New York, and formerly an Allo
ba.h,e pfactitioner1 at present located at No -
spectiully socits the patronage OF the citizens o,
Richmond " ~ ~ VI
my 2-lys
Rs- AT A MEETING OF THE COMMISSION
Ems OF THE BANK of the COMMONWEALTH
heiu on Wednesday. the 26th instant il having been
aseertained that au amount exceeding the sum re-
was .' -
Resolved, That the books for subscription 10
tne capital stock of the Bank of the Common.
wealth, be closed on Saturday. thec l9th day OF
June. or earlier. should the sum of S500,061 have
oeen subscribed, prior to that date and that meet.
Ing OF the Stockholders be held r the purpose OF
ORGANIZING, at 30 tdins Hall on TUESDAY 22d June,
at ~ o'clock NJ
HORACE l. KENT
RICHARD q. NORkIss,
WIN. G.. CRENSHAW, Com'ers
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jr.
JAMES III. GRANT,
WELLINGTON GODDIN,
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EXCHANGING BoNDs.-A petition is now

before the City Council, asking that body to ex
change bonds with the Mechanics Insti.ute so as
TO ensure the completion of the new hall on 9th
street, withost delay Tue Institute, to protect
the city from all 10 8, is willing to give a deed Of
trust upon the new hall, in which it has already
invested $4,000 in cash. and TO make the interest
upon its own bonds fall due the first of December
and first of June, thereby giving the city the use
of that amount of money for two months in the
year, free of charge And is there any risk in the
exchange? Not a particle. The an ,ual dues of
memberships alone will pay more tbsn Is per cent.
upon the amount sought to be borrowed. Add to
this the rent OF the concert and exhibition halls
the stores and the third story, also the receipts
from the annual exhibition aud the reader willsee a.
bonds, and the annual expenses of schools, etc +,
that the Institute reduce the debt at least 5000
every year, without crampiug its own operations
in the slightest degree. We hope the exchange
will be mado without dissenting voice.
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In FOB Ir.-John scanaling was again

IN hU" NO'N"'THS " as agaIII
before the Mayor yesterday for assaulting and
beating Margaret McCabe and as he failed 20 give
bail for his good behavior, be was locked up. sst
Wednesday morning he was 10 custody for simi
lar offence, but the complainant failing to appear
against him he was then discharged That night
he repeated the whipping and is now suffering
the consequences of his folly.
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SINGULAR ACADEMIA woman recently died in
London, owing to q loIg dress. She trpped her
foot in it as she was hurrying across the road to
the London Bridge Station to catch the train for
Maidstone The handle of her parasol passed
through her breast, ard perforated the right lung
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"puRE COUNTRY MILK" IN BosroN.-The New
England Farmer, MAY 22.l speaking of the adulte
rated milk sold 10 Boston, says the value Of the milk
aat usly brought to the city, - 1t comes from the
country, is about one million OF dollars, aud
that 1t is sold out to the consumers It has swoi.
len 10 the sum Of one million two hundred and ff
ty thousand dollars the two hundred and nifty
thousand dollars being the charge for carrying the
Cochituate water through the streets and peddling
Ii ut six cents per quart.
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DEATH FROM LIGHTNIsG.-The NJ irfreesboro IN
Citizen states that MrF Mary Bril- ers, the lady
noticed AS having been struck by lightning on the
23d ult In the county Of Northampton, Va, died
on the 18th nit. Her sufierings were very great
extensive snppuraton sunervenipg over the affect
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INDIAN BATTLE.-St. Paul, Minnesota, papers Of
Saturday contain an account of fight between a
band OF fifty Sioux encamped near Shakapee and
TWO hundred Cbippewas. The battle resulted in
favour Of the Sioux. Four of the Chippewas were
killed. aud six dangersously wounded, while two
of the Sioux were killed and twelve wounded.
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HEAVY CoUPLE--The fat woman, who was
Gently exhibited about the country, has been
ried at ST. Louis to a man almost large as her
self, named Rogers. The weight of the happy
couple il nearly twelve hundred pounds.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- DR. JOIN B. WALrHaIl, (Homoo-
eethist offers his professional services Ia the c,t,
ns OF Richmond and its vicinity once At his re.
"asnoe On Leigh street. two doors from gth.
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Canaan TO M CLosxD--lt Is stated that the
Vice President has ordered the Tefeetory attached
to the Unted States Senate 10 be closed account
Of the obvious ipjury TO the progress Of legislation
from 1t. besides the fact that Il creates personal
difficulties.
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WORKING toxvtcrs Under late act
Of the Legislature the Governor Is preparing 70
take from the Peniten larry seventy negro convcts
aud TO employ them on works Of iternai improve
msnt along the north branch Of Ja,-.es river, The
gang under competent sup srintendents. will Pro
hshly leave Richmond 10 morrow or Monday morn
lar
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BUSINESS IN GArASSAH-The Savannah Gaorgan
states that In consequence of dulness ia trade
and the want of wholesome speculation I'm Sayan-
rah, number of frst-cass firms in that city will
this year close their business, to reopen n other
cities.
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TIE CRoPs.-The incessant rains of the last few
weeks have injured the wheat in this section to a
very great extent, preventing the perfect flliDg Of
the head, aod very mnch mpairing the quality OF
the g 4in. In addition to this, hear of very Sc
rious ravages of the joint-worm on several crops
in the Rappanannock Valley-which, together
with the destructive workings of the hail stones
will greatly diminish the yield in that section
Frcae1T .ksbtrg Herald
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UsREnuNERAfIvx ART.-The Boston artists sale
Of paintings Saturday did not reasiIe much more
than enough TO pay for the paint and eanvsss.--
The sale was largely attended, but the bids we're
very low.
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FROM Rev. PHILIP ANDERSON.

'kGlNlA, EMoRf T. w., WASHINGTON Co.,
February 2ith, 1853. !
DR.. BAKER Dear sir-My wife has bet dread
nearly six years. She has lately made q trial OF
your Premium Bitters with great success and q sat
isfsctory conviction of their superior and ne3tima-
bic value to patients of this most distressing dis
ease. would like, for the sake of our common hu.
manity. for you to send me package OF these Bit
ters, as am nily repaired TO recommend them con-
identiy from ample experiment of their efficacy
in my family. Phase send soon, and oblige one
whose preIudces against Patent Medicines have
yielded once 70 the force of fair and full trial
Your, truly, PHILIP ANDERSON.
Price 80 cents per bottle To be had of all the
elsewhere in Virginia, also in NJ rth Carolina and
OF CHARLES ST0TT Co, Washingt N, ID. c.; f. II,
STABLER Co., Baltimore. Orders filled by address
ing l.. BAKER, Proprietor
my Is Richmond Va.
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COLLISION AND WONDERFUL EscaPE.-On Monday
last a cattle train came in collision with gravel
train. on a sharp curve Pttstowu, N. u, on
the Albany Northern Railroad. The engineers and
firemen jumped off in time to save themselves, but
one man on the gravel train. Patrick Weyland, had
his leg broken, and some others were slightly in-
iured. The locomotives we're badly smashed.
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The ALLEGED TAkIPr BRIBERY.--Yhe Boston
Traveller" says that the reason Why Mr. Wolcott
did not appear for trial at Washington was that
he did not know the case was coming on that dry
until IL was too late to reach Washington in time.
The Boston HERALD says there 10 another mar
whose name has not yet been mentioned In con.
nection with thissubject who knows more nbout
the distribution o. the $4,000 than any ons else,
and that more disclosures are TO come upon the
subject. The Boston Courier" insists that Mr..
Wo'cott must "out with IT," and tell all about
the disposal Of that $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

EARLY CIosrSe.--The merchants generally, OF Pc
tersburg, Va, have decided upon closing their
places OF business mp, hereafter, during the sum.
mer and fall, at Z O'Clock +. NJ.
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Rn- BR A GGS GREAT IMPROVEMENT. -
TIE ARCTIC L1NIMENT
DEFYES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it. affirm that it is
GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGGS OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure of
RHEUMAi ISM. PARALYSIS
NEURALGIA, PILES
SPRAINS, BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS
BCALDS, M0ULDS,
TUMORS, CORNS.
for HORSES and MULES, externally, nothing ex.
ceeds the ARCTIC LINIMENT,
In curing
SPRAINS, SWEENEY
SCRATCHES, CALLS
THRUSH, RINGB0NE,
or any Sorel Swelling, or Enlargement of Bone or
duscle.
Price Is ITS, 50 cents aud 81, for snail medium
and large 81 ID bottles.
For sale by all pruggists.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
IA 13-ts Wholesale Agents.
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RFsUMED.-Messrs. Nayior, Vickers & Co, OF
London, have announced their reaiiness to meet
every liability, whether matured not. Four.
itths of their assets were in America, where their
collec tions exceeded all their expectations.
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TonaCco-The planters In Prince Edward coun
ty, Va, and vicinity, have been busy for seyera
days past PLANTING Tobacco The season has been
a very fino one and large crop has been planted
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They have opened In PhiladeIphis. Newsboys'
Lodging Reoms where the boys are lodged In COM
sortabe beds at nominal cost, sitting room with
library, 30, and wash room aud clothes room.
beeh appointed by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Asso.
ciltiJa, treasurer thereof.
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,4- BATHS BarHs, BATHS Hot
bs,, ,o.a and shower Baths can be had daily at ali
ssSars AZ the American Hair Cutting, shaving and
Ensulr rooiag saloon, under the American Hotel
single Raths rs cents or 4 ticha,. e.,
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|. MANCHESTER REsIDENCE FOR

Eli notwithstanding to discontinue housekeep.
iuE | ou-r fr rent my residence IN Manchester,
containing se comfortable and good sized rooms
four Df them With fire places besides two basement
room.
The honaeis nearly new, aud very convenient, in
the most eal:hy part OF the town. and near one Of
the hest springs in this region aud commands "a
view OF Richmond from one end to the other
would like to self also the most OF my House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
Tya g1Ai tenant the rent will be accommodating.
Possession given Immediately.
Ami at this office my I0-ts
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: FOR RENT.-An excellent famil,

c. residence, with r large lot attached, contain
lug haadspue shade trees. situated 9th street,
short distance ,'orth OF Leigh (French Garden Hill
adjoining the tot aEi residence of VIM, +. kiCh c
exceIipnt repairH, and is supplied with gas. Tn.
kitchen is new. Possession given Immediately
Apply b. Z. POlNDEATER,
81 i6--ts Pearl street.
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haths Is cents. or tickets for 81 an |,

9zoaaz b. STEEL, Dentist, Ofios
snu residence, No 2si Main, between ar and 9Th
a.
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0UR BRAIss.-says the Autocrzt: ss0ur brains
are seventy year clocks. Tho angel Of life winds
them mp once for all then csc~s the esse, and
gives the key into the hand VI the angel II ths
resnrrectiou.n
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ARREST on Recommendations Troutveiu aud
An,one Leite, the young barber apprentices who
gsrroted Hugh Downey ia che shop Of Henry Gsr
ertner, at st. Louis, have beea arrested 81 Qaiena.
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81 grew TIE REsT."-A boy three years Of age
asked who made him. With his little baud leveied
a foot above the floor, he artlessly replied: "God
made me alettie boy so high, and grew the rest. !.
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kERsEE d PARIS Pottery
-tR Inrnnr. Of Iat h !. II - -.-S .

Bus FRESH LREoHss.-I have Just re-
SeaSsd, nx Adams Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
able terms "FS b'" i"oo' 'esSoh'
- r rs-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
70 Can be found at all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dresslng Rooia under the American Hotel. and at
my G-ts n uOpsnN
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fs5 FOR RENT.-A comfortable dwell
FI IinR. with six rooms, cellar, good kitchens,
yards and WE'LL on Leigh street, between lst and 2i
streets. now oecuped by Mr ID Phillips. Poser
zion given Immediately.
Als7 large lot in the rear, with q good stable
Ap9ly 10 JOS JACKSON, JR,
ma It's li7 Main street.
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MURDER ON THE HIGH SE.s-John Shells boat.
swain, and George Williamson and James Thom
sailors on board the ship J. S. Parsons an Ameri
can ship, are in custody In Liverpool, charged
with having caused the death of Henry Bsrwell
a seaman, On board the same vessel Tt was stated
that the ship had left New Orleans for Liverpool
on the 10th of March last, the evening of which
day the prisoner Shiels dragged the deceased out
of his bunk on the deck, and knocked him down
With sluug shot, and he and Williamson and
Thorn beat him to death with beIay ing pins The
body Of the deceased was seen lying on the deck a
short time afterwards but few minutes after that
il was missed, and the prisoner Shiels was heard
to say that they had thrown the body overheard H.
1t not again. On the arrival of the ship at
Liverpool information was given TO the United
States Consul. The prisoners being American
citizens, and the offence having been committed
under the American flag they will be sent to New
Orleans for trial.
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aeA- WATER CooLsRs.-We have on
hand Of our own manufaet,ra ,ha -. ~. ia a..
y, = hh COOLER. neatly painted. Call and snp.
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RoDBINa WAGONS. The old prf ctice of

hOBBlNO WAGONS. .-1le OLD prf ctlce OF
robbng wagons at night has been resumed by
gang of young thieves, who are either sent out by
their parents to depredate tho public, or are
turned loose TO go where and when they please
Frequent complaints nave been made to the police
OF the depredations OF these young outlaws, and
time and again have they been arrested and sent
before the Courts for trial, but becaue of their ex
ceeding youth, they have invariably been dis.
charged. So expert some of these chaps that
they enter dwelling houses by day or by night and
rob them-secrete themselves in stores aud plum
der the drawers aud shelves-aud even pick pOck.
cts at the theatre and the churches, and vet the
c1mmuR ty are to be harrassed and ANNOYED by
them, because the courts think they are two young
to punish, and the city will not provide house OF
correction in which to conine them Can nothing be
done to get rid of such pests aud nuisaucess Have
neither the overseers of the Poor the Mayor the
power TO bind them to trades, and thus have them
| taught honejt industry If confined in the city
Jail, as some of them have frequently been, they
are necessarily thrown into the worst society that
could be selected for them-thieves, murderers
and swindlers-of whom they readily take lessons
in villiauy, and soon become worse than their
| teachers. And yet the Mayor can do nothing bet.
ter with them. We beseech the members Of the
City Council TO think of the condition of these
boys-the inevitable fate that awaits them If not
checked in their downward career-aud at ouce
determine TO open house of correction for their
| benefit well as for the safety OF the community
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Dr.. HAMPTON Cow aged So years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sckf Beware of imitationsl AK for
Hsnpton's Vegetable Tiucture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeiting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit too
stand the test of public opinion No art of pulling
gslvanize worthless article so as to keep il up
as a good medicine If it be not really so.
A good medicine will live, become popular and eI.
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
of them passes fro,n mouth TO mouth with more ra
piGity than newspapers can spread it. living wit
ness testlfying to the medicine has made for
him. is of more service than any newspaper adger.
Using.
In pr9of of what We say above, refer you to
ualnpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects
MIR. VIM HIGH, No. lg5 18th Paca street Ba,ti,
more, cured Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
disease.
MIR. EDWIN VI. SPRAyELIS No. 27 Register street
baltimore most dreadful Of ScrofuIa of years
staining lost number of pieces of bone, restored TO
health.
MISS MARY scoFIxLD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
shed her friends. Let the afflicted eel to her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr.. w n. Oldham, of Baltimore Cu5ton-U House suf-
ered from these complaints for Is months with bedy
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Halnp-
tons Vegetable TinctuTe, after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry c. Winn had aeough for years great
weakness &c, had in ali FIVE six physicians; tried
ALT he remedies, but cured only by
HAMPTON'S fEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Rs- Delicate Ladies aud Children will please give
Sold fy PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond; b,
Or. C0Ok E. FredericksPurg; by all the Druggsts IN
more and By Dluggists and Shopkeepers eyerywhere.
sE-s per boz kle: six BOTTLES for &S --dao
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d DRUG STORE FOR SALE i
~ cifer fnr "a my Stock of DRUGS. FIXTURES,
~ &C >, in the town cf Buchanan. .Botetourt 20
zkA Va
TO young man wishing . commence business
or ph ysiciAu wishing to combine it with his pro,
ie-son, this presents favorable opportunity for in
Sestment.
TERMS MODERATE Application can bs made 10
Mr. w n. IL. GIBBS. at the store, or to the proprie
tor. At Lexington, Va.
my 3-6t jSO GIBBS.