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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-30
Fresh SUPPLIES!

Fresh SUPPLIES.
<TO 8 Mackarei in barrels,
do " = do
Coverings best refined Leaf sugar in boxes,
Louisiana loaf sugar in barrel.
Crushed - -
Powdered " -" i"
Oleine soap. Small bars,
French brandy IN quarter casks,
-. Il in cases of oae / de.en
American h<andy, n and "a
Coarse and fine salt,
Roanoke tobacco, SIS,
Childers' Honey dew,
Goshen butter of the Rosacs.1 la1ry,
Large assortment of White wines. 70 arrive eve
ry day,
Chanragne.of every brand and quality,
Plasterers material. Cape Lime. olaster. Cement, &c.
plasterer's Hair in large quantities.
Oct 25tf BARBEE Dc BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-30

Fresh Supplies.
TIVE subscribers are now receiving their winter
/ supplies. which will consist of a general assort-
n,ent of Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &c.
They cave !u4t received and offer to the TIA.
30 Rbls of the popular Oleander Flonr,
2l Rbls Deans Whiskey-much d5ore prnot,
81 " Smiths, equally celebrated,
so Boxes Palm Soap, Small Bars,
800 Plain Eac0n Hnms, very choice,
6 Casks low priced $. C.. FANS.
Farther SUPPLIES will be constantly coming in unit!
their stock is complete.
BARBE.E Il BENJAMIN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-30

OLD WHISKY.
Old Rye Whisky.
Old Monographs,
Old Western Reserve.
A fcw barrels of each Of the above brands Wins
n hand. Call soon. g. your chance will he Loaf
Oct %. 1886 BARBEE i BENJAMIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-20

nST~ lr YOU HavE A CouaH.

nSg~ lf YOU HAVE A CouaH.
TAKE uAMproN's TINCTuRR.
II ''' UNIV = TsRS HAMproy's TrNCTuRE.
" Wv nov TAKE iisMpToN's TrNoruRR.
II you have Bronchitis,
IT yer have Pain in the Bach,
TAKE HAMPToN'S TINCTuRE.
7" s'a ''' TAKE 'RAMPToN's TLNcruRE.
II you have Headache.
ASTHMA, COUCH, CONSUMPTION. The writer
T. n,o.t Egsly esteemed; Ike Thousands of our best
known ttisens, feels it duty TO lear testimony Of
the vonieTsii, curative power OF UAMFTQN'S
TlNCTuRE. Why let your friends safer and die
uiihoat giving IL q trial. Call and set pamphlet.
RALrIaosx. SRpr. q, lS5s.
neSsrs Horiip.>- d to,0tTdV- Gentlemen: | have
nssea some Jimc afflicted with Asthma. accomra-
nird With shortarss of breath with maay sy toms
nroreTties cf EAMProN'S VkaETkDLE rlNC-
fURs, frGm having used the same. induced me to
procure a bottle OF the Tincture, and by the of
one bottle WAS GUch better that was iuduc&d 20
use mote OF IT, aud by taking ave six bottles
restored g. usual health and will say to AL per
sens who are sflltcfed as Was TO use HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TiACTURE.
Gentlenan--You are at liberty TO use my name
for the benefit OF the afflicted.
3. West corner Of Liberty end Clay s's,,
rs- Call ant get Pamphlets and see cures.
SNii nv PURCELL. LADD y CO, Richmond; by
DR. G10hE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
ia Pesersbure; by MORTIMER NOW WBkAY.
BAltim -e. and by Druggists and shop-keepers
en- 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
10 t-d&wts
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SD The GREAT VIRGIsIA REMEDY,

PETsRs' INsALLIBLE REMEDY FOR G0NoR-
REEA AND ALI SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy. containing 30 Mer-
eurisi or Bssamic properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public IN its curative resto
ratiys snd re1oyating powers; ana the medical
world ara astonished when told that the above re.
uedy viii cure the above diseases, and con!ounded
when they have oCcnlar demonstrations oi the Facts
But Iha proprietor, who has known Of the remedy
for twenty odd years has known Of case Of twenty
years stanCing to ne restored 20 perfect eaith AND
all other cases of aOrter duration to be restored
without sin gle exception and therefore challenges
any case o: Gon0rIhUes hich the remedy Will not
cure provided the directions are carried cut With
prudence on the part Of the patient and to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles, aud using accord.
ingly, in his or her case he guarantees q parfect
cure; and in case of failure, VIII f nish additional
medicine, free of charge, TO complete the cure,
through his AGENTS; and will De effected With
out incopvenieDcs to the patient. Sold by
.GRUBDS APPERs0N, DRUG gists,
Agents for the city of Richmend,
de In -hmk No. 2l Broad st.
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try Asrryjc,aL Txsyu-THs CHso-

PLASTIC Process Sc. ". JONES, DENTIST, hav-
iug purchased half the ezclgsire 5at for the aheve
mode Of making TEETH, and after esiRo ard
stSts#y IT ~ the most dln+cRI cases, sohere otter
lates s13 fuiisi entirely SGT. fed a iS absolute
superiority ever the gold. silver and pistlns ont
thoi, can, therefore. with confidence, rec pmnend IL
TO ai who msy desire full partial sets of teeth;
and especially 10 such as mae b> dissatisfied trh
aSe sV arc tsiH5. In this process, all OF the
directions 10 the gold plato rsnoved-the suc-
ton ter; i,e5ci cort aud stability 10 the
f; and the teuth being ernbedied in the metal, the
feod is excluded from under or between them; they
are therefore. cleaner, smoother, and IN tyery re-
sPect Better 1t consequence OF the perfect adapts
tlon If the plate TO the mouth, and the suction
thereby s-ctsce6, he can insert one or more teeth
s5aoit clasps, aud in 81 Ca IS guarantee perfect
and satisfactory fit
This method having been adopted and commend
cd By those standing highest IN the profession,
North and South. testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited, ts any who may desire TO see
them he aii p'1tss Of those wishing to exchange
tha old nsth0d FOR the new, will be taken in part
pay. %iIl OF coarse, make teeth on the old mode
for those q ho may prefer il.
Filling shoroushly and gantiy done and teoth
extracted bs eiectrioity for those who wish it.
Uffice opposite sorinthian Hall Sc I-3m
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THE ARABIA AT BOsTON-TkIP OF THE IN.
DIAN ENpIRE-


Bosroy Dsc IS-Tho II. NJ. steamship Arabia
from Liverpool, via Halifax, arrived at her dock
at 1880 A, M. to-day. Her mails for the Sosth &c
forward by the afternoon train, via New Haven
aud will be in New York At midnight.
The papers, received per Arabia, contain little
additional news to the Halifax dispatch.
The Paris correspondent Of the News says Ill
istrue that battalion Of infantry and three bait
teries of artillery. with hcrses aud equipments
complete for service, will embark at Touion imMo'
diateIy for the coast of Central America.
An extraordinary meeting Of the Atlantic Tele'
graph Company s called for the 18th inst, for ths
purpose OF receiving Q report from the directort
Us to the present condition of the Oompany's al
far:.
GALWAY, Nov. 2s.-The steamship Indian Empir.
arrived at Broadhaven at 9 A. NJ. on Friday. The
passengers landed 10 excelleat health, expressing
them selves highly Satisfied with ths ship, captain
and crew. During the whole voyage they expe'
riepced heavy southeast gales. Tho ship having
only thirty hours coal reI0aioing, and being on
three hundred and fifty miles from Galway, Capt
Cour tuey, in consequence OF continuance OF the
fearful state Of the weather, deemed It advisable
to Law to, which he did for seven days.
Daring this time, il was necessary to consume q
small portion of the CARGO con letting OF cotton
q aves, &c. The ship left Halifax on the night o
the alst, having on board sixteen dsys' fuel Thu
machinery worked we'll, and the chip proved e
be irst rate sea boat and we'll adapted for At.
lantic navigation, having shipped only one sea
during the whole passage
The Captain stated that the weather was uppre
cedepted, and that many casualties must have
occurred, az they fell In with great quantities
of floating wreck. On Mcnday last, they SPOKE
the ship silis;riA, lis days from Callao. She had
been so mills Of tho Irish coast.
The Paris correspondent states positively IDA
the Czsr of Russia, with fall military household
will visit Napoleon 10 the spring, ahd will extend
his visit to England.
MADaIp. Nov 20th.-.Tks Gazette Of this morn
ing publishes Royal decfees accepting the resig
naiion of n. Qaeasds, Minister Of War, aud chat
ging Msrshai ODonnell, wEo bad offered his re'
signation previously, on account OF hie not Deint
conducted fn two appointments. but which vas 70
fused BY the Queen, with the ad-intertm adminis'
tration OF the marine depsrtmst.
There have bsen large Investments IN green teal
fur America st extravagant prices, By spscuia'
tors.
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de IC-6ms
sRF- CouaKs, COLDS, HoARsEHEss, &c.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this sea-
has the effect Of bringing ont host OF proiet'
sedy new specifics, ami while some few may be
70 prevent disappointment, the best course to pur
sue consult your family ply sican or otherwise
has proved TO be sa!o and efcacious. Of tos class
is TfIERs COMPOUND s1RUP OF GUM Ana
BIC Originally the favorte prescription OF al en-
iaent hysician, il soon became a popular family
medicine. and without advertising, has continued
10 enjoy growing reputation tor the last twenty
years In all recent cases il acts like charm, and
In Chronc cases Bronchitis. Hopping Cough, Group,
Asthma &C. il is used with unparalleled success, as
most families will teetify.
Sold by PisBEa winston, MEADs BAKER. A
pOrKKEs &C. at rs cents Per bottle, and in an ele-
giant ana pleasant Lo8enke form, Ia ana - ccnlt
fpopa Z7-.m
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TUE NEW HAVEN DIVORCE C!sE.-The following
summary Of the last days evidence in this is
from the Boston Post:

TUE NEW HAVEN DIVORCE C.sE.-The following
summary of the last days evidence in this case Is
from the Boston Post:
"As the Bennett divorce case progresses at New
Haven we gret 10 observe that the doctor STAN
mers out some very awkward observations coDcein n
ing his wife's general deueanor in their unhappy
househ0ld. Grave reports of strange men going
down stairs rather late at night, encountered by
the doctor her embarrassment aud guilty question.
in r and the yerT rude manner in which, as alleged
she kicked her husband oil sofa, are not cscula-
ted to the sathy at first felt for Merry.
Still worse the beautiful verses produced as the
original tribute from loving wife TO her adored
husband are now said TO have been copied out of a
book: ard the charges of un.ady like epithsts be-
stowed upon her protector, do not appear to have
cen satisfactorily refut-d. Furthermore. if Mrs.
Ecpnett took the walk IN the woods with the gay
Young Herace Smith, stated for ths defence by the
she i. indeed not particle better than it il her duty
To bc mrs Bennett is reported a young and
pretty woman, and she moncpolized the greater
PORTION of The kindness in the commence
ment of the trial, while the doctor. with hair like
shoe brush shsrp-Yisaged elderly, deaf, and gene
rally of unprepOssessinG aspect, found email favor
ip the ewes of cxrious listeners But things look
IL dfferently at pr .sent and Mary must bear herself
and find rome extra rough treatmert, or pills VIII
carry the day against her, and she will be married
woman the res of her life an oppressed abeller OF
nil boxes sufferer from Montreal Cathedral visit
inps and Niagara Falls viewings..a "a generally NAL
treated bundle of petticoats, as che says she has
hacn ever since her union With the medicine man
in these honds. which nobody hiss any business to
put asunder"
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HOSPITAL HILL in selecting grounds
for the Central Agricultural Society. We bso n
call attention to the beautiful site at the east sx
tremity of Main street, known as Hospital HiIl.
This tract of land, containing twenty.three acre..
may be purchased on moderate terms, as We are
informed, and IL 80 pear the heart of the city
that all who prefer doing 90 can walk to il in
very few minutes. Property holders Ia that sec
tion have already indicated willingness to give
$500 Of their private means towards opening
siain Franklin and Grace streets to these gr rsuuds
and in all probability ~ much more would be
subscribed for that purpose If the Agricultural
Society we're to determine on that location a.
the most suitable for their purposes We are
sure the committee will not overlook this place
in their examination,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-20

PIHPLEs ON THE FACE Sponge the parts with very
hot water for quarter of an hour every morning;
then take rough but soft towel and press deeply
while rubbing the ssrface, SO as to squeszs out
the hardest contents of the follicies, which cause
the pimples. Gy perseverance In this plan, al
though those pimples already existing will be
made worse from the irritation of the rubbing,
the eruption will be nearly or quite cured. 1t
always ceases after thirty or thirsy.ivs years OF
age.-Loadon Field.
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EER1ous CHAsaE.-On Satnrdax Ia.

nioVn NhAaUE'-tfu OHturUay last
George W. Todd of this city, was arrested and
committed to the station house BY officer johnson,
charged by VIM. Thom with felonious,y knoct;nr
him down in Broad street, on tho night of the
llth lust. and robbiDg him Of his port monnaie.
containing 81 in money, and a certificate on the
Auditor of Richmond, for $35 ~. Todd denies the
accusation and expects to be able to establish bis
innocence before the Mayor. Mr.. Thorn, on the
contrary, swears positively to him as the person
that knocked him down aud robbed him.
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Tng Corroy CRnp.--The minimum estimate at
the South Of the presen. crop have at last been
raised to $500, 600 bales and the maximum TO
5000, 900 bales-e very small range for the esti'
mates so early in tho season, Up to the latest
uaii date. from the shipping ports the receipts
were i350.ooo bales, the last week receipts has'
Ing been 1os 600 bales, against $4,000 iu the cor
responding week last year. Tho telegrapbic res
ports Indicate the receipt OF at least 10000 bales
the present week. The exports of the lost week
were u. COO bales, of which 10000 were to Eng
land and o 0G0 to France. A very large quantity
ia going on shipboard for England at the present
time and the shipments VIII be very large for the
next four weeks, Thus far the exports TO Eaglsnd
are only I02 900 bales n excess Of last year. being
365,000 bales, while to France they are ll4,0oe
bales In excess OF last year, being $4,000 bales
against q, 600 bales.
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DI.osDRRLY Catherine Cassidy, an
old woman, was before the Mayor last SATURDAY.
aud held to bail for her future good behavior, on
charge of being disordeily. The old woman seem
ed surprised that complaint should be made of her
and assured his honor that the officers were en-.
tirely mistaken, but utterly failed to make him
believe that she was always peaceabie and quiet.
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OBscEHE LAsGyAGs.-Betsy Martin, .
free negress, was Gagged by officer Seal yesterday
morning. for using obscene language in the street
Sho will be called before she Mayor this morning,
and in all probability given . lesson in decency
that will keep her quiet for at least week.
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D1D'NT APPEAR.--Arthur Ferguson, q
lad, was arragned before the Mayor, to answer for
-sing abusive and threatening language to VIM.
Barker, but as the complainant failed to appear,
the warrant was dismissed.
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SISGULAK.-The Wheeling (Va.) Times says that
. girl at the hospital in that city. who has been
sick for some time, died apparently last Sunday
week. Owing to the exceeding iDclemency of the
weather, the burial was postponed till Tuesday,
when consciousness returned to the little creature,
and she is now recovering.
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CoLD WEATnER IN WISCONSIN - Tho Madison
(Ws.) State Journal ssys that on Thursday of last
week the thermometer stood Is degrees below
zero at o'clock that morning In that town, IL
degrees below at O'Clock, and 10 degrees below
at Q o'clock. At the University it was 20 degrees
below zero.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-20

DOUGLAS IN RELIGIOUS CONVENTION During
the session Of the Southern Baptist Sunday School
Convention at Memphis on the 2oth ul,., Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas was announced a. being pre-
sent, whercupon the president conducted Judge
Douglas to the chair and formally introduced him
to the convention. Prot J. VI. Pendldton then
explained TO Judge Douglas the object Of the coz
ventiou, after which tho Judge delivered a brief
and appropriate address. A vote OF thanks for tie
expression of his friendship AID kind regard wss
then adOpted.
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Tur yku CEysus.-The apportionment for mem

Tue NEW CEssus.-The apportionment for mem
bers of Congress, under the census 1880, will
make a great change In tho Representation of
several States, Judging from tho votes at the re.
cent election in some OF the Western States. Ill-
nois, with nine members of Congress has given
25o 900 votes, while Massachusetts, with eleven
representatives gave only 10000 Wisconsin With
onIv three represenfatives has given vote within
a traction of that Of Massachusetts,. Compared
with the votes OF many other States the discreps.
cy Is still greater. Tbs elections ~ the Wet
were, however, held under greater exciiement And
called out q fuller vess than In most OF the old
States.
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FiGHTING.-George Hinchlipp and Etc.
phen Miller are to appear before the Mayor this
morning, to answer the charge of fighting in the
street; and Patrick Cannon, to answer for pursue
ing S. Miller in the street with knife.
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BARNEY WILLIAMS IN IhELAND.-Mr and Mrs
Barney Williams have been the recipient. of an
absurdy enthusiastic ovation at Dublin. After
playing for charitable institution, they started
for their hotel in their carriage but the popuIace
spite OF repeated remonstrauces, insisted on draw
ing them home. Mr. Williams, finding his en-.
treaties in vain, quilted the vehicle, and, with
Mrs. Williams, proceeded on foot, saying that he
respected his friends too much to permit them to
take tho place of horses.
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LIT Orr -Edw'd Melvin, of Columbia,
8. c., was before the Mayor on Saturday, for being
drunk aud asleep in the street. He was repri-
mxuded and discharged.
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TIE RETIRED NAVAL OrYIoEss.-It is stated that
the President will send to the Senate for confrma-
ton. on Tuesday or Wednesday next. the names Of
those naval officers placed on the retired list by
the Naval Retiring Beard, who, it is recommended,
be restored to active service
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NARROW Escape Saturdav lac

NARROW EsoAPR.-On Saturday last,
as Dir. 4. b. Hutchesen was driving down Main
street IN single carriage, Mr.. Hall aud servant
being with him, one OF the axles broke aud pitch.
ed him into the street The accident alarmed the
horse, who. finding he could not get away, CON-
menced kicking furiously, but Mr.. IT, held to the
lines. until the animal became quiet and was TAX en-
out Of harness, no oae being seriously iniured =.
Those who witnessed the occurrence were very
much alarmed for The safety Of Mr.. H., who no
doubt saved the whole party by not releasing the
iipeS, ~
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- Dn. JOHN B. WALrHALL, (Homno.
pathiss offers his professional services to the ait;
1ens OF Richmond anf its vicinity once at his re-
haenSe. on Leigh str ct, two doors from 9Th.
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STEALING CoaL.-James Sullivan, ar.
rested for stealing coal from z. G. Larus, 10 to
have q hearing before the Mayor this morning.
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REV. CH4s. A. DAvis.-This minister, formerly
OF Richmond, and now chaplain oftle Z. s. frigste
Merrimac, preached at Honolulu, Sandwich IsI-
ands, on the 2lst of October last. The Honolulu
Advertiser speaks very highly of the sermon, and
says that the chapel was crowded both morning
and evening, and at the latter service, many were
fo-csd To lsnHe without gaininz admittnnee.
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MILITARY OCCUPATION OF MEXICAN TERRIroRY-
The Secretary Of War, in reply to questions of the
House Committee OBJ military affairs, says he does
not think the proposed military occupation of So
rora and Chihushus would necessitate GO increase
of the army.
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HEENAS's CHALLENGE ACcEpTEp.-There o
sparring exhibition at Ksrrisan's Hall, ir White
street, last evening, at which man came forward
and announced that the challenge of Heenan wss
accepted. and that he would produce a man who
would fight him for s2,500 side.-N. !. Eoentng
Iflst
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NoIsY.-Jsmes =. Parkinson, arrested
for being drunk and disorderly In the street, was
before the Mayor last Saturday and held to bail n
800, for his good behavior.
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ACcIpEsr.-On Friday evening last, q
little girl, about six years old, daughter of Mr.
Elley, residing on Church Hill, was knocked down
and badly injured by blow on the head with a
we'll windlase.
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DEATH FROM BURNING A few days ago, a child
about two years old, of Mr. Alex. Overly, who re-
sides In Wythe CO., Va, was so badly burned az to
left the house for few moments-the child being
alone In q room-and upon returning found her
child enveloped in the burning hames.9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-20

DELIVERED UP Charles Colgate, un-
der bail to keep the peace, brought before the
Mayor last Saturday, and delivered up by his secu-
rity
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e~HARrsKoRNE's CuRE-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR,
AND REMEDY RUk DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTON
Ann WEAK RDHEIS

AND REMEDY FOX DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTON
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED B / a CE K MIST.
BOTTLES a. p and 50 ceuts aud one dollar.
TIE GHEArEs DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
SCIkNCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept in
ali families n Of accidents or sudde1 sickness,
frequently in less tins thas it requires
set physician.
II cares paia in any part of the stcm and is used
externally ard internally.
eH~ as tho frequeu changes of the weather pro-
dacs a bad Cold, Rheumatism Neuralgia, sore
Throat, Pain Ia the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
Ear Acne Ague or humps in the Breast, Pain in the
IdDihb and Bo1y; also, Stiff Seck-every person
shouid get bette. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Mus
ties Sinews Blood and Bones. aad by its warming
cleo geetie power expels al pain from the
ten. Get a bottle aud try it. -
NB.-If you hava Cough use eHaRTsHORNE'S II
PEUToRAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-itis he
best Cough rup Ia the world. . and 80 cts bottle
If you are Bilious. use HAkToB0RSk'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS They act upnn the Liver, stom
seh and Bowels. carrying OF all Bile and FC'1l Sc
ere:ions. e cents a box
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
In Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and ell towns in
Virginia. &C l5-6In
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RUN 0vEa.--A little negro boy, in at
tempting to cross the street at The corner Of 18th
and Main, Ia front of engine, yesterday after.
noon, was pushed down ard run over, the wheels
Of the machine passing over his legs and hruising
them badly. No bones we're broken.