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~ Prof: WOODS HAIR RRsTORATIyE-

There are plenty of young gentlemen as we'll as plenty q
old ones, whose boards are turning gray, which gives the
former a grea, deal OF unes.iness, aud exposes the age Of
the latter. To avoid these little perplexi;ies we ADVISE
such OF our readers TO use Prot W. ia Hair Restorative,
which will in the course of Il few weeks. chante the h.:r
- it's uxtural color. It does NIT dye the hair like the mos;
OF the hair restora,ive.. but produces d gradual change OF
color from the roots Of the hair To the huai end, and givre
il a nre aud glossy appearance. We have seen inaby per-
sons who have used il successfully, and pronounced II TIE
only invention which has come to their idoa OF n cure fer
gray heads" We cJmmrnccd using il about two months
since. and If we are any judge Of age md benuty, 1t haze
made US ct leas, ten years younger; in fact we are begin.
ming to look quite young, aud feel very much like getting
a young wife. Tue caanscis miraculous, and j, would be
rs difficult 10 and 4 lray hair now IS it would be 10 hld
An ides in the head OF the Duke Of Buckingham. We
know several old maids snd some young widows. Whose
locks are just besiuuid. 70 assume II silvery hue, aud who
have been talking seriously nbou. r~esoiting TO this rene
dy, and we advise them not to delay any longer. II never
tails Isl. Louis Herald.
For sale by all the Druggists III Richmond. and else.
where. Oct 3-cv2w&ds;
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURERS
OMPANY'
SEWING MACHINES.

'ENHE unbouuded popularity Of ,hc.r Machines, and the
q universal ssiis.action which they rive 10 all who Try
hem, wI!rnn: me in warmly recommending 'hcrl 10 al In
"snt They ARE AhA, 'rd 10 course Ind fine wOrk-silk,
linen, wSo.en and cotton.
Elegant IN appearance. simple in construction. ani e.
cienr Ia operation. tncy are hl-d 10 sdo-n the pRrior
anu saitsUlr for the Workshop
respectfully invite all Interested 10 call q: the Office, 90.
anime and tc,t them.
Tn. mos, perfect satisfaction is IN nj! eases guaranteed.
No charge for packing. shipping or instruc'iuu..
t.. II CkAlGE, AGENT,
Oc.2 227 Main ~tree' RICHMOND. Va.
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NOTIIE.
1eEESONS Gs.irnus of sending stock or other articles
e over the road Of this Company, intended for eIhibi-
ton ~ the United States ana Virginia Central Agricultural
Fairs, held at Richmond. will be- charged the usual freight
rates. mould such stock or other articles be returned
IN the hands OF the same owner. NO further charge will
be made. Persons wish ng 20 send sock mus give four
DAYS notice TO III. Depot Agents, so that proper cars mhy
be prov:dcd. SAMUEL RUTH. Sup't Transportation.
OFFICE 4. !. ard +. K. r Co..,
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nrg ELIEF FOR MAN AND BEAsT.-THE
HORsEMANs uoP AND FARMERS ~FRlEND.-DE.

PEARSON BARBERS EMBROCATloN.-Twenty years
trial of this preparation in various parts Of the country
proves this 70 be one Of the most valuable remedies ever
offered for Rheumatism. Eeural:is, SPrnins. Swellin:s,
the Back, Breast. &c. in inan-and tor h rses efe ;;unlly
cure. Old aud Fresh Wounds. Cuts. Sprains. Strains,
Curbs. Splu,, Spawn, Sweeny, Wind Gall Putfs, Pole
and Stiffness OF Joints, DC. And the proprietors conf
IDENTIFY challenge the world TO produce its equal.
Prepared by n. K. BUXTON Ot Philadelphia.
Sud by PURCELL, LADD& 20 Northumberland by
Druggists and s,orekeepcrs throughout the United Sta,es.
July l5-lY
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TO FARMERS AMI PLANTERS.

TO FARMERS mi
AMERICAS CHEMIC "a q.
TIME American Chemical 6uans ms now oeen thor,
oupnly tested cid by eide with the best imported
Gusnos aud manufactured compounds. and from Inc re-
sults and almost unprecedented reports obtained from
men of spogn re.pectabilty throughout various States.
the COMPANY can with contidenc. recommend It's ufe by
Farmer. md Planters. The American Chemical Guano VIII
be founl entirely different 70 Hng other iertilizlng c'th'
pound ,. manufactured in this country. aud .pcsscfs''e
the fertuiyipy properties OF Peruvian Guhn", NJ u 'luch
less cost. An extract rs published below from u pi'c''
cal iarme. will 20 TER 10 show its true merits; ~
AcovAcKASoYcX N j., Aug 23d. ls'c.
h..ol Tor the American Chemical Guano co:
Den, Sir-In reply as TO my report upon the American
Chemical (;usno bad OF you, am highly pleased with The
result, nupiiei il TO Indian corr in tho following man,
ncr upou y IL scres field: ] sowed II rows with Peruvian
Grano other IL rows with Dey's Poudrs:te, next ,oit -
ros.,gith wood and ctql ashes, then II rows with your
Chemical Gusuo, and Gu nn through the field. Ina; Town
with r.,urisn Gusno, ashes and pOuJ:ene had the a..
vanlsp. OF being h,c days earlier sowr ul ho' Use
,nv b.-, GARD manure. 80 lhHt sil had an equ. chance. !
nave had many friends to look Il. the held. VINO are per
.ertiy s.,i,f.d RS to the crent bCu' III 10 De cfrive2 IRON
the usc Of your tirsno. both ms regards increase oi gram
sud s:rlr. and many others are sntsheii II - equal u
not superior. 10 Peruvian tiuano, az the drills 20 NOT az!
uv In warm w.rther. II is tie mos, powerful fertilizer
brought, gu, In this country. and wili M douOt greatly s"-
per.,i, ;b. use OF Peruvian and departed GdSf'o'
remain iI;ARRsT MERscLEs.
See full report in our let OF ,csii,nonials.
Agent. wanted TOR the Southern states
sold in hs,s and barrels OF liz, pa 70 3a5 lbs. Price
per ton sI5
Office. y Montgomery ST. Jersey City, \
MYCOETH l. PERKINS,
Sols Manufacturers, South BERGER. NJ.
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SELECT classical and ENGt.I>ti -, t1OLI
INSTITUTE FOR Music. PAINTING AND
nplUINE

.cAE III. FIRE, day Of October next. intend opening I,
SELECT CLASSICAL n ENGLISH SCHOOL,
ranches, viz: Greek, Latin, French, German. History
biography, Mathematics, and all the Usual English
branches.
In view CT the difficulty of giving stric, .nd proper A.
,.n,iun 70 a large Scaool, the number OF pupils will BE-
united to 25, and the entire charge tor instruction in this
Department will be SlCO per session, from the lst OF Dc
tober. 1859, 20 the lat OF July. l-59.
The Ancient Lunguaces will be taught oy myself. IN"
higher branches OF the French by Prof r rnion, the Ger.
man BY the Rev. Mr. Hoyer, and The English and aa,he'
mates by fully competent teachers.
Private lessons will ALEC be given, aid private cihss''
formed in any of the above branches.
With This School is combined an Institute Tor MUSIC,
ANTI and
Ia the Musical department, under the supervision o.
Prof V. Busch, of this city, will be taught, on liberal terms:
Orcbestrstion, thorough Bass and Piano, by Prot Busch;
Guitar. Melodeon, and all Orchestral. Instruments, By pro.
fessional teachers.
special attention will be paid to Sacred Vocal Music,
And instruction given both privately. and in classes oT
societies, IN thorough brhss, 'ocai OF ihStfuuh'ht5i -
sic. on application.
Ter directiou Of Mr.. Alfred Smith, assisted b5 Mr. j..
-imens of whose talent can be seen At the institute -
Landscape and Portrait Painting. and Drawing OF ever!
description will be taught privately, or in Glasses.
Special opportunity OF p"r.ecting themselves IN all; or
4ny OF the above branches, will be- afforded 10 l Dung Lr'
lea who intend 10 devote themselves To teaching.
With the impression, that Bill institution. where inStruc'
lion in the moot general branches %! Ar:s and Sciences
may be had AT moderate prices from teachers OF es'an
,isbed reputation, will prove beneficial to the rising gen
ration, the pstron.g" ci hn enlightened pnbic Is %"
lcited
All commune stions will be left nj The Institute on Main,
,r;wecn 9Th and lUrh streets over nr. Budson's Dental
Offre, or at the Poet once, IN letters drecten 10 Inc az
RIyynEycEs-Rev T. V. Moore, Rev. NJ. u. Hore,
Rev G Woodbridge. Rev. II. K"pler. Rev. Or. Burrows,
''" ~ Clog A. ERICSSON.
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I1TTEEETS,
g. CO.'S ES
YRIU.UPHi.Ni!.
q .. fh

SW L. CO.'S lott ES
YRIU.UPHII1!.
SWAN ~ ca.
CONTINUE To DHAW ~ Usual WITHOUT
INTERRUPTIONS.
4 = ~ CO.'S
LOTTERIES ARE Legal, AHD AUTHORIZED BY
THE STATE Of Georgia
II LATE ATTEMPT TO INJURE
L FIRM Has SHOWN
THAT OUR LuTTERIE> K DRAWN FAIRLY;
THAT uHR PRIZES AXE PAID P~USCTUALLY;
AND THAT OUR SCHkMES
ARE MORE. LIBERAL THAN Any OTHER LOT
TERRY rs THE WORLD
ItiE following ScheIn.s will be drawn byS. SWAN 4 Co.,
l. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery. IN each OF
hell siasle number Lotteries for OCTOBER 1888, al
AUGUSTA, Ga, in public, under the .up-rintendence OF
Commissioners.
Iias. - draws Saturday, October =, 1855.
alass ~ draws Saturday, October 8, 1868
CLASS 81 draw saturday, October Ii, 1913.
lass Is draws saturday, October 23. 1853.
Clias 80 draws Saturday. October 80. lS3S.
On THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
JO.UOO TIChET~!
TIvI THOUSAND FoCK HUNDRED AND gIoarY.rlvE PaiIsr
Nearly one Prize TO every Nine Tick-ts!!
SCHEME
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~ BdsRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTEKS
sru uOlIs ANN RuEIIM III aEEEl TLQNEL

ave have used this medicine ourselves, aud III many
cases with the greatest success. The mrs! celebrated OF
our German Physiciuns are recommending il. During
this chsngeab's weather. while most persons are troubled
with nervous and rheumatic affections, 1t will be found II
valuable re,nady."-Staais Zeltung
- Sold by the principal Druggists in Richmond aud
elsewhere. Oct 2-lw
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;HOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL STATIONERY

SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL STATIONERY,
PIANO FoRTEs, GUITARS AND MUSIC.
FENuE subscribers have recently laid in IN immense
n stock OF
SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL STATIO"ERY, PIANO
FORTES, GUITARS IND MUSIC,
Embracing everything needed i'll the various branches
Of educA,ion; and adap;ei to use In schools, colleges And
Scminsrirs, in Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee
The most approved works on Spelling, Reading. OrAio-
.i,iun, Mental. Moral and Natural Philosophy. Rhetoric,
Logic. GEOLOGY, Chemistry, !'Otany. Physiology, Bellies
Lcures, Algebra. Geometry, Surveying. Calculus and Inc
Sciences generally.
The Latin, Greek. French. Spanish. Itnian and German
suthor,; NJ also, n largo collection oil Elementary worke
and Readers, in there snv'rHl languages.
STATIONERY.
Copy Books, Blank Books, FOR exercises. composition,
&c: lIkstands, Ink. Sihles and Slate Pencils Lead Pencils,
India Rubber, Steel Prus, Pen Holders. Colored Crayon.
9Isck board Crayou, Water ColJrs. ChrueTs Hair, Sable
and poonsh Brushes, China and Wood Paiia,es, Bristol
Foolsrsp. Letter and Note Paper, Envel' pea. GUILE, Pen
PIANO FoRTEs
They hhvs a large stock Of these instruments, OF rplen.
did tune aud workmanship. some OF them a1 admirably
adapted to Use in schools. being VI plain finish but OF ST.
PERroR TONE aud DURABILITY. Mt VERY Low PRICES.
GUITARS.
OF Martins unriyull.d manufacture; as aso, others OF
cheaper pnske.
For the Piano Forte und Guitar. comprising the best ss'
sortment In the State. Instruction Rocks tor those intri-
be sold at low prices, tor cash, or 10 punclunl customers.
VsLiberal discounts allowed to terchers and schoDl..
Orders promptly and faithfully filed
JAMES WOCDHOUSE e. CO.,
BOOKSELLERS. Sistionrrs. and Dealers in
Piano Fortes snd Music.
49, Rirnn,ond Va
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GRENIER

I iSSEY-. X. R~EYS. Ac.-Heavy 3"i a*d o+
IL virginia made Woolen Goods. for servants
>...c. Grey. Csssiu-t,., k=rseys, &c.
~Lin-eys. &c for women
bsrk.ts tl.nnels, locks, STOCKINGS, &c, &c' iof
pc 4: tie lowcst pric-s, by
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SCHOOLS AND
MR. LEFEByRE's SCHOOL,
CORNER OF GRACE AND FOIISHEE STREETS,
PTcYfDvn ~

RICHMOND, "a.
'H>HE next session OF our School begins the lst of Oct,
u 1858, and ends the Let Of July, 1859.
a successful experience in teaching. for twenty three
y.ears, together with a corps of well qualified and -xpe-
rlrnceo assistants, encourages US In the belief that our
school viii be found deserving of the very liberal patron
age heretofore b. slowed. NJ pains are spared 10 render
1t fully equal in all departments TO the best institutions Oi
our country.
French is the language Of the family.
For the benefit al young Indies who have finished their
regular course OF studies, hni who wish 20 carry OF. fur
Their their mental Improvement, there will De Ii class in
Bellies Letters and MISUNDERSTANDING twice q week -
Price OF admission $50 for the whole session. and sl5 Ia
pupils who take Other sIudies. The greatest efforts will
be made to render this both Interesting and improving
la the Primary Department French will be taught 10 the
little children orally, without any charge.
FACULTi--HuBERT i. LKfEBvRE, 4 NJ. Principal;
Wa q WILLIAMS, A. B, Vice Principal Mrs G BIS.
NET; Miss MANY &. Gonpos, Miss ELIZA DAnrLETr Ma.
dame l.. BLAsciEr, Mrs. MIRIAM TAYLOR, Madame MARIE
EsrvAS, JOHN A. CALYo, G. W.. TEiLow, WIN +. Ora
BAu. HESRIcII SCHNEIDER, sIoXoHISE ASToSiETrA
and MARIETTA ER0A, IRON Erba.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EF-A CARD-Thc Annual Address at the Fair Of
the Virginia State Agricultural Society. to be held at
Petersburg. will b. delivered by Prof Holcombe. of the
University OF Virginia. on the subject of (by request OF
the Executive Committed "The right of society to estao-
lish SlavrrS-cousidered as a question OF nHiionai Jaw;
with special reference to African Slavery in the United
Statea." 80
The Valedictory Address. at the close Of the Fair, wil
be deivered by Ex President John Tyler, E-q II MS
health permit otherwise, by his alternate. Charles Car
ter Lee, ESQ. CHAS. B WILLIAMS, Secy.
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iHUSEMENT'S
TnE GIRL.

THE FISHER GIRL"
,3,Hr Exhibition ., this second Great Mas.ef p,t'To
-. .y,ru,cd " wn. Rsniolph Raroec, ot Vr
20 vi! bcgn. TINS EvESISs, AT : O'clock. In 'FRONT.'
ttoom. up s,air., NJ. lt7. Main street, one ON door so"sD
nkNt .,t.r this evening, doors will be open from 2,
IN nil %, P. NJ unul Tuesday night, l2th instant; ~tleh
."ri.,rr Gill will leave Richm nj Tor Lyneh9a!e
81, aan.:;ancc - cer,s. Season Tickets 81.
ne. 10;
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wvIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures

The new Hall of the Virginia Mechanics Institute will
ccrai " be opened for the reception of articles on MON
DAY, the llth of October. and the Exhibition will be
opened on WEDNESDAY. the 2Uh. Persons
who design sending articles, are requested to be prompt
in their application OH and after the l2;h.
No articles deposited ":ier Tuesday night, the ls;h OF
October, can be entered on the judges list Tor compeii'
ion. except such az the Committee shall be satisfied were
dispatched from a defiance in time To have reached the
Hall by tha, time, but failed 10 arrive from Unavoidable
detention.
Application for space mus, be made To
JAS. ID. BROWNE,
Chairman of tie Committee on Exhibition,
Oct l-tl3thO 9th street, next to the Hall.
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~ DYSPEPSIA CURED BY USING THE
ORIGINATED BiTTERs

PORTSMOUTH,, ". r., April To, Ir'c.
pa. pREsros-Dear Sir-For the lac, four year. have
been. a. YOU are well aware, a grest sufferer with Dysprr-
sic. Frequently, during that time, l have been compelled
to ou, nay business. and tn. disease lad become 40 seated
that l had given up all hopes OF ever obtaining any rehe'.
The most simple food caused great distress.
had given up 10 despair. until you strongly recon-
mend.,i The UxroEsATEp BiTTERs. und il is with = heart
full OF gratitude, that now pronounce mys.k whoEy free
any time, sleep well, and can now enjoy the bHlny mir Of
Spring. and look upon nature with de- ieht that has been \
stranger 10 me Tor years. To all who may be suffering
from Dyspepsia, ! would say, ''use the Oxygens,ea Bit
,ers." WIN. PLhisiED;
Gentlemeu-I add my hearty concurrence with the
above statement, knowing 1t 10 contain nothing but the
truth. never sold any medicine for ~uyspepsia. that has
gwen so universal satisfaction as the Oxygena'rd Bitters'
WIN K PRESTOE, Druggist and Apo,hecary.
rort.noulh. April Is, 1851. 90,
fR-sErH w. fowLE d Co., Boston, Proprietors. Sold
BY their agents everywhere.
For sal. in Richmond BY PURCELL, LADD d Co.,
w. PETERSON aud ADIE & GRAY, Drussists.
net Q-d1w
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WHO'D SALE CLOTHING WAKEHOTSE.
KENT, PAL ME- & CO.,

KENT, A ME- e. CO.,
i65 AND los. MAIN STREET
THE LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND BE5T STOCK or
Clothing. Adapted to the Wholesnlc Trade.
EYER OFFERED o SALE Nv
RNTE particularly ;rrite the attention Of Dealers 70 our
w very large and well assorted stock OF READ
MADE CLOTHING, manufactured By Ourselves roA
CASH, In the very best manner. We ieel copndcnt tnnt
Merchants who are In the habit OF purchasing at the North
and elsewhere, will promote ,ae!r own interests ny CIV
ing our stock = careful examination before going iartner.
Reside. Gen,Iemen's Dress Weer, we have a very large
stock of NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made in the very best manner. .nd oi N" most suos'sn-
tial materials.
In addition to the above, We have Ia store lO Dozen
G entlemen's shirts. ot ali qualities snd s'vies; besitss {"
large assortrnent o: hickory Shirts. Canton Flannel Under
Shirts. Red, Blue aud Gree Flannel do, Red Flannel
Drawers, Canton Flannel nd } sns CO: ana sporting
Jackets. All Of which will be acid e, price. which will
compare favorably with sny markc, in tie country, and
Sem, I3mdkcGw KENT, PAINE & co
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MISS PEGKAMs .CHUOL.

FS1HE third session Of Miss PEtiRAMS BOARDING and
q Day School will begin the frs, MONDAY, in Uctp.
Der. and will C ,ntinue nine months.
No pains will be spared TO make the school worthy In
all respects of the generous encouragement which II has
hitherto received.
Conpe,en, instructors ar. engaged for each depart.
Inen,, and the course oil study will embrace every Branch
essential 10 a liberal female education.
The foreign languages will receive snecial attention.
Madame Rsraui will continue 10 reside in Ars. Pc
grams family. and I. afford every facility for a thorough
knowledge Of the French language.
The Belle Lettre class viii be resumed for the BENEFIT
Of Young ladies who have left school, ms we'll Hr Tor those
pur.u he higher acud"Inical cuurse.
Circulars containing iu!l particulars, may be had on I'M
medistc application 10 MRS. j. w. PEGRaM.
Scot la-dtl0Oct Linden SGnAre.
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I AIDES COKSkTS Il BODItS.-Just re-
IL c-.r.d raj road corse,s only 81 IS per pair. Elegant
ta,-i French cor.ets. white and c"lofed, at 81 w PEI
AZ. ALFRED MOSES,
M, , 81 Main street.
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SELECT COUNTRY BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR VOTING LADIES.

NJ RI. HENRY l.. BROOKE proposes. on The 10Th o'
WI October next, to open II Boarding School Tor young
ladies, a, Ashland, in the county OF Hanover. All the
higher branches OF female education will be fought, IL.
.ludina French, Latin. lta!isn, Mus!c and Daswing. in nj!
Of which departments there will be competent assistant
Mr. Edward Grenier. now n resident in Ashland, viii
lake charge of the department. Of Music, French and
Drawing.
After the present ycnr the school will BE- removcd 20
the COUNT v. in the peighbnrnood Of Ashland.
TlaMs-One half payable in advance. The res; al the
md OF the year:
For board, including feel and li;b's, siI5
English branches, 90
Languages, {each,) ~
Music-Protessorsfees
Use OF Piano, :
Washing -
For further information address
Sep, CIT HENRY l.. RROOKk, A.hlnnd. Vn.
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p,cu w.-EN THIS NAV Al q UkLokN.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jsu.e...wu, Pert'sh' Ne" iorK' "ose
ana pa Geurs- Peabody, Prfchstt, Baltimore,
mase T.. Irh,. North Carolina, lumber.
g. uuicn, Shelly. York River. wheat
S,hr HI, G-and-, - mn
90" SAILED.
..sm-r CIV Of Richmoud, Mitchell, Philadelphia,
DO M. T. Brady, -. New York, via Nor
,ck. shpnmoer -
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l N SINGER & cos PATENT
SEWING MACHINES,

urYcx No. PIT, MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. Va.
fHNHE great popularity 81 these ines may be read
3 iy understood when the iHc, ia known, that any coco
female operator Gun earn with one OF them OHE THOU
SAND DOLLARS 4 fEAR. TO every Tailor. Scsmslrets.
DressmAker and family IN the country. these Machines
would be invaluable.
|. Siacer g. Co 5 Gnz"t'o, n beautifully illustrated
paper, is jas. published, AMI ezpl ms sli PARTICULAR
4bout Sewing Machines, Ii will ~ given gratis 10 ii!
aho sppiy tor Ii oy letter, III in person.
May 10 ". SIEGER g. CO.
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OFFICE OF J
VA. CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOC'f, :

RICHMOND. SEPT. 80, le5e.
fY1HE undersigned snnonnces with pleasure, that
through The l5crhlity OF the several Railroad Com.
panics within this Commonwealth, all MEN EKs OF the
,heir Certificate. Of Membership *hen applying for tck-
este Richmond, hKTuIN ~FRER-thRti. l., half price for the
round trip. ,
And nj articles for exhibition e, the Fnir viii be- pared
dow II NJ the usual rates. and back Tree, If no chan.e Of
uwners has taken plSce.
Tire Virginia Central and the Virginia ard Tennessee
Hnilronl Compani. "a ARE even more liberal, passing all
articles cyhibi.ei FREE MOTH WAYS.
The James River and ksna~hs Company. with equal
hbcrnlrv, will pas. all articles ior exhilit on. free of FOL.
both ways.
per.ofs DESTROYS of becoming members of this society,
and thu. avail Themselves OF this reduction, can be sup
piled with Certificates ri Membership by forwarding TWO
DOLLARS 20 thi. oficr, and naming their Post Oficn
CHARLES DIMMOCk,
Oct 1T sec'y w. Central agricul urai Society.
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NOTICE.
EXHIBITION or THE UNITED STATES and VIZ

EXHIBITION or THE UNITED STATES and VIZ
CHINA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.
a. Office Is hereby given that members o! the Viz.
e c;uis Central Agricultural Society who may Come
over tie route Of ,his Company between Washington aud
Richmond, on the occasion % tho EHh'blion "i the United
-,n.e. and Vir. iai4 Central Agricultural Societies. which
will commence On ilondu:. the 9th OF October, will tc
nj lowed The privilege o; returning FREE, and r ticket TO
thu. e'f.c, can BE- blamed OF any AGENT Of the Company
ri tho time Of taking p".sr-. tor Richmond: Provided The
Socic,y's certificate Of membership is exhibited to such
Agent ri lh- time ot purchasing a ticket for Richmond
Persons will no, te allowed the privilege Of returning free
after grooming MEMBER In Richmond
SAML RUTH, Sup't Of Trans
y. B.-Tickc,s no; transferable. and good only from
Friday. III. I'D Of October, TO Monday, ;bc Is: OF Eovem.
her lsls. inclusive sept 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
n MEN OFAMERICA-MEN OF THEAGt

The greatest man, take him all Ia ALL OF the last hrn-
bred years, was George Washiu gton-an American.
The greatest Doctor of Divinity was Jonathan IL
wsrds-an American.
The greatest Philosopher was Benjamin Frankic-s 81
American.
The creates, OF living sculPtors is Hiram Powers-s'
American.
The greatest living Historian is WIN. Il. Prcscot'-.r
American
The creates, orni,liolog!st was J. J. Audubon-lr
American.
The greatest Medical Chemist of modern t.mcs, Or J
e. AYER, inventor of AYEHs CHERRY PkcToRAL aEG
CArHARTic PILLS, is IN American.
The creates, photographer since the time vi Johnson
was Noah Web.;er-Hn American.
The crca.est inventors OF Inodern times, were Fulton
Fitch, Whitney ard Morse-all Americans.
Sold by the principal Druggists IN Richmond and cise
where. Sept tim