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suppan DlArH. a negro man named

Carter Lomax, the property of Mr. Muse, "a resi-
dent, we understand, OF surry county,) suddenly
fell dead in Teman's grocery, on Cary street, be-
tween 17th and 18th, on Monday evening. Carter
has been lately employed at the st. Charles Hotel,
but had been rendered almost worthless by ex-
csssive drinking, and frequent attacks of mania
potu 1t is not surprising that he finally fell a
victim to his ruling passion.
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l@RxAD THIs!-The undersigned in

vites attention to thefollowing certificate
s PoRf MARC. Henrico Co., July 10.
Mr. HENRY-DEAR SIR My wlie has been suffer-
ing for the last twelve years with pain Ia the
small of the back. Sometimes she could Scarcely
move ahout the house. i heard Of yonr liuimenS.
and procured box. Alter two applications TO the
affected part she entirely relieved and ct this
FIs JOHN 3. GIBSON.
n. The Liniment referred to In Mr. 0ibsonss To-
timonial has effected similar cures. lf u
put up In u boxes OF two Sizes and sold at 90 cents
this city.
iy I2--lms EW HENRY, PrOpTietof
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DoxEsrrc srnIFs.-A young man nam

yesterday, on complaint made by his father-in-
law, Mr.. McRae of violently abusing himself and
family, and endeavoring to turn them ont of the
house. 1t came out in the course of the investiga
ton that Shafer, who is the successor of the re-
nowued Clinton James. has been in the habit of
retailing spirits on Sunday, and doing other things
which the law prohibits; whereupon the Mayor
fined him $40, and required security for his future
good behavior. Shafer thought he could not CON-
ply with these terms, and took seat among those
destined for the Jail; but subsequently gave the
requisite security and was discharged.
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D1sosprsIY Housn-Lucy pinn and

Mamie Waddell, two representatives of q numer.
class existing in this community, were arraign-
cd before the Mayor yesterday, charged by a citi.
zen living in their lvicinity with keeping dsor-
derly house. After long aud tedious investiga-
ton. the Mayor required surety in the sum of $50
for their good behavior, which they thought they
Would be able TO furnish after while.
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ASPIRING 40 HON0HS.-LeWfS Mayo,
gray-headed negro, who keeps q small establish
ment on ID street, and claims to be mayor OF
that part of the city, was properly punished yes
terday by order OF the real Mayor, on conviction
ofabusing Addison Gaines and his daughter, Elz
abeth Ellen, who visited his place with the peace
full purpose Of buying cabbage. The aspirations
of the negro we're considerably moderated by the
operation.
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Srnr ro rHn GaAsp JuaY.-The ca,

of Reubenetta Dandridge, an emancipated slave.
charged with remaining in this Commonwealth in
violston of law. was called in tte Mayors Court
yesterday. The Mayor said he would proceed no
farther with the investigation at present, bu {
would hold the accused to bail 10 the sum OF $500
for her appearance before tAU Grand Jury, to be
indicted for the offence. TIE required security
was readily given.
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70 q sl9nsS sa


In oRnRIra TIoxrra On CERffYlcAiEs,
Eneloee the money 70 our address for the 1ickees
ordered, receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
BY first mail Purchasers can have Ticke ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII be pent
opurchasersimmediately after the drawing.
n Purchasers viii please write their ngnaturss
plain. and give their PoJt 0fs1ce, County and Btats
ablein full without deduction. se
A1- All prizes Of u 600 aHi under paid immediate
u after the drawing Other prizes af tho usual time
ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
z. SWAN & Co, Augusta, 8a
-. Persons residing near MONTGOMERY, Aha. Or
Atlanta Georgia. can have their orders filed and
savs time, by addressing 8. SWAN 4 co.. st either
Of these cities. -
60 A List of the numbers that arc drawn from the
wheel With the amount q the prize thai each one =
the following papers: Tho Auguefa Qsa.l Consti.
nationalist, Now Orleans Delta, Mobile Register.
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gasette, Atlantis
Iutelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book. s@yanr
nah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch. Pauldins fsfiss Clarion. aud Little Rock
(Ark) True Democrat. ly - q
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NOTICE TO RAIL ROAD CONTRAC-
OFFICE 81 RICHMOND AND YORK RIvERl
RAILROAD COMPANY. Fs

hxrHHpsDs July tstH, 100.
The undersigned Is authorized 10 receive Proposals
for the unfnished Grading, Bridging. Delivery Of
work necessary complete the Isk Diyieicn Of the
Richmond aud York River ksiiroad 70 Pamunkey
arately.) from Pamuakey River 70 West Point,
ti5 3i0 miles including Pamunkey River Bridge.
Prrposals aEALxD. viii ke received u the kng!r
until the 10th day Of August next. whore Piane.
specifications Andafl information neceessfy Tor bid
sof Augusf. s
Payments monthly IN Cash. and IA me Compenyt
an b{afe Nonds Hiddep ~ shoW onfiuhctefy ev1-
ence o( (Abilify and responsibility. and 10 ~ cene
reserved ffou monthly essinAate9 nnel ~
complete6 4ss u I. MALx4lAt FAX
jy 23-dt8A 1nAe1 A96t.
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THH CIRcUs comes tomorrow. The
large painted posters have been obscts VI great In
teress 20 Young Richmond for two weeks past,
and ioffy antfcipations are iudulged In by that
negro population, TO whom circus fs the perfect
fulnlmeut Of happiness 9g7T "A - -
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Sentence OF Death.


LIBERTY, BEDFORD Co., VA, July &C.
The slave woman, tried for the murder of Mrs
Christopher Mssgrove, her mistress, near here
has been sentenced to be hung on the 10th of Sep.
tember. The execution is to be private. The
County Court having.by act of the Legislat the
discretion to make it public private very wisely
choose the latter. Such exhibitions are often ae
C 'mpanied by scenes of violence, which counter
act all the good which might otherwise result from
public executions. LIBERTY
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FrsEs.-Aupust Ernest was fined Sis

by the Mayor yesterday, for permitting negroes to
asse nble lnlawfully his premises the 18th Of
July. fine of $40 was imposed upon q lady, be-
canse her son, youth, ran with a hose reel upon
the sidewalk Of 9th street on the 18th of June
Boys had better quit s'rannng with the machine
Several citizens had to fork over 81 piece, for
violations Of ordinances by themselves or those in
their employment.
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DANGEROUS SPORT ON THE PLAINs-A correspon
dent of the St. Louis Democrat, following the Uni
ted States Army, $50 miles from Leavenworth, Ju-
ly 3. writes as follows:
Wolves were seen frequently during the day, and
Just as we came on the camping ground large one
was started. Gen Harney's grey hound canght sight
OF him, pursued him, overlook him and-neyeT
touched a haiI Whether he afraid of the wolf
or merely friendly to the wolf, am unable to say
esht) of buffalo discerned about two miles of
Captain Pleasant d, Gen Harney's aid, set out in
pursuit, by himself, armed only with Colts ri .to
and had a dangerous adventure. His purpose was
TO run the game towards the camp. He succeeded
in driving them in the direction intended, when a
body Of teamsters desrous of witnessing the sport
came in sight. The hufa'o took frighI, and made
for the hills. The hunter pursued them bu he rode
a horse which had never before seen buffalo and
which was hard to manage beside. The hunter sin.
each time BY this time he was quite close 70 him
the verge OF one OF those clayey precipicss with
which the place abounds.
The hunted animal suddenly stopped, stretched
pivot thus bringing himself face to face with his
pursuers. The horse was unm8nagssbIe and rush.
ed on the bull, who set his horns to meet the onset
The collision was fearful Peasanton consci us of
his stnat had disengaged his feet from the stir.
rups. and just as the shock took place. or perhaps
asmert sooner. sprung upon the back of the buli,
from which he rolled down the precipice. The horse
having been gored in the breast and belly died In
ttantly. The bull next charged en- the dismounted
rider. but two more bullets from the revolver per-
am raJoiced suffered no personal iejury. He took
the affair cooy. unbuckled the girlhs OF his sauph
tered steec, slung the saddle and accoutrements
acre IS his shoulders, and carried them into camp
NO torreador or matator in the Spanish eircus
could have more formidable antagonist or . mar
rover escape
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RICHMOND. Juxs iern. 1855.

n~To DH NJ kAHn;-DHAI Biz: lfeel
Il duty owe to ron, to state to the publie, ths
Successful removal 0f tumof from the sde of ny
ueck, OF hftsen years stapdipG, Weighing uDwArds
of thee pouuds without the use Of kui1e, and Of
which am now we'll i was examined by ssvsrnl
eminent pnysicians Of ny county. who Advised ne
Yours &c. MAkT y. 0hu9p9.
~ Rssldence beaver Dam, haD0sss county, Va
A1- DR. kAHN'S Office u the CORNER q - sd
Main streets, SlS-As
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Acourrrrp. Joe Green. a slave

ACQUITTED. Joe Green, a slave en-
pioyed by Mr. Winston, was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday on the charge Of stealing $l6
from John p. Mason. The examination of the
principal witness was conducted in the Italian
language, which afforded vast amount of enter
tainment 70 the crowd of spectators; but the effort
to prove Joe thief waa unsuccessful, aad he was
sent on his way rejoicing.
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The Caudaigua snd jefferson Rsilroad vas soId q
Rochester, New York, Fridsy for 33o0.00u. II wAa
purchased By the Nsw York Central Railroad Com
pany.
farmer said to : barber that ~ ought y redues
his prices, nov that corn vas cheap. NO, sir.
mers mako such long fncee that havs tvtcs The
ground 70 % over.
The moss dangernus form Of alcoholic tudul.
gsaes q now found Il RAflA and especially AAepe
the army n Alsiere, - ~ aahsintkGs ~ Apftou
% The nery0gs sysleu = dipastSops
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Al STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT,

FtS ls7 BROAD FREET-It has been thoroughly
repaired aud is considered of the best ocatiops
for any kind Of business 10 the neighborhood Rent
six hundred dollars per annum. Apply to J. ii.
ANTHONY. corner of Cary aud l3lh streets, who
has constantly on hand assortment of MoieskiD
Hats of the beet quality at SO So and his celebrated
Csfskn sewed Boots at the unprecedented low price
Of 81 5o.per pair. Terms cash-one price only
81
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THE ExcURsIoa Of the Montgomer,

AhA hASOAcAoH Va VIC uAOhtSViuCA5
Guard on Monday night, was occasion of great
merriment to those who participated. Fun and
frolic, feasting and dancing, were the leading
anusements, aud though some tri1ing difficulty
occurred among some persons in the forward part
Of the boat, the soldiers conducted themselves
with commendab'e propriety, exerting themselves
constantly to make their guests enjoy the exeur-
sion. They returned to the city about II O'clock.
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AssAuLr.-Joseph M. Luciano COM
planned to tho Mayor, that he had been assaulted
by Thomas Bernie. and 70 prevent repetition Of
the offence, the Mayor required the accused to give
security iu the sum Of $3.50 to keep the peace.
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MAnKEr INcIpsNr.-A we'll Known

MARKET INCIDENTAL we'll known
butcher in the First Market purchased COW yes
terday morning and tied her near his stall, intend
Ing to take her home after the close of the market
While busily engaged with his customers some
person came along and asked the servant in at
tendance if that was the COW which Mr.. - had
purchased? An Affirmative reply was made, when
the individual said, "Well, he gave me big price
for herr and leisurely united the COW aud led her
off. The servant supposing be had been author
lied to take the animal home, said nothing; but
when the circumstance was made known to the
owner, there We're symptoms Of gathering storm.
Whether the proceeding was a trick played upon
him by an acquaintance, or bold act to obtain a
good COW for nothing, was to him a mystery
which he was incapable of solving. The latter
conclusion seemed the most plausible.
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- m JoHu n WALru,
- .To Gun R.,IssD Com, u paiss
- AMorHEH Cuax RY RAKan,a p

MUM birrERs -E. BAKsR. ESQ, Rrcxnon. VA
Lear sr: am opposed 70 quack medicines; = s1cA.
Bitters. Ny attention was directed 10 ~ - ~
these Btters. ~ my wits. upon our Iittis infSsf.
lust sixteen months old. His omplaiut ves cSFuois
10 form, IN our opinion doubt Of his recovsry. Ne
commenced the use Of your Bitters, and yery 80
thereafter he became cOnvaleocent. and 4 49,
healthy and vigorous. A nothing ssss 10 ~ var
Of medicine was used to restore him to health ve
can but attribute his recovery TO your inyniuable
Bitters.
May 3 1865. W'B RArCLIypR
Price 70 cents per bottle-to be had Of all prcs.i.
nent Druggsts In this city. and sisswhess & VIZ.
ginia. II ii
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Snow IN JUIY.-The wife Of George Snow in Ar
kansas, gave birth to three children last Monday
week. We suppose this might b called the great
snow storm Of IS. q s.
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NEW York CoRoNER RoBBED-Eariy on Saturday,
as Coroner T. H. Redding was proceeding through
Classon Avenue, New York, to hold an Inquest in
East Warren street, he was met by three me i, who
knocked him down and robbed him Of SIS. They
then made their escape.
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~ HEAL ESTATE
~ NEAR sTAUNTON,

At a BARGAIVI
A COMFORTABLE FRAME DIV ELLiNG q HOUSE
and an ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SHIP, with
-FOUR ACRES OF LAND attached on the line OF
ste Virginia Central Railroad, within one miie OF
stauaton, will be sold by BOW ERs, SNYDER l.
CARTER, AT BARGAIN, as they are desirons of clo-
sing up this business of their late copartnersbip
soen rs Or icticabie. 1t has the advantage of Wa
ter-power ana Is well located for conductieg small
foundrJ business.
Inquire of N. K. TROUT, Esq, Staunton, Va, or
ie os--stn Richmopd Va
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Chops IN MIssEsorA.-The Minnesota cosresponr
dent of the Cieaseiand Piaindesier says that ths
area Of crops throughout Minncsota this year 70 at
least one-third greater than Lass yeas. The corn
crop u exceedingly promising.
Reports Ia newspapers that our Government viii
resist the imposision Of dpee collected from our
ion. ~ ~
{ Il y now understood that the Rev. Charles J..
White, D.. D.. PASTOR Of st. Matthews Church In
Washinetoa. hos been appofntsd Csfholic bishop
Of Pittsburg. 4
are 10 GaIyestoB ON the 14th tsst, destroyed
the Shsprtrs Cotton Ffets, and 20 bsies Of cotton.
Loss on the press, $4,000.
Tbs bark syfa Of. New York has bssp seized at
icy West ~ SLAYER.
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Posr Orrlcs AppoIsTMEsrs.-TIenry Ewing post
master at Deer Walk, Wood county, Va, vice
Jacob Cook, declined Thomas G. Allen, postmss-
ter ct Salem Fauquier county, Va, vicsThomas
Alien, deceased. 80
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Sss FOR RENT.-The two story brick
~ dwelling house, corner ofCanal and 9th streets
| sIely occupied by Hrs. William Wallace, and ad.
Joining the residence Of Mr. James Hunter. Posses
sion given Immediately Apply to
jy 20-tf HAXALL & co.
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COMMERCE OF CHARLEsroS.-D the fiscal
year ending the 30th uit., the exports Of Charles
ton, S. c., amounted in value to Sic, ,484 954; Of
which over $15, 900 were In cotton, and $S04,
32l in breadstuffs. The imports were only $685.
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FOR RENT.-Those newly cree

- FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
IN ed Brick Tenements. on Cary street, between
IT, aid 9Th They well adapted for Grocery
stores or any kind retail business They contain
rooms. besides the store room and are well adapt
ed for the accommodation OF families. having all
cossary conysGiences Possession given immediate
". To good teeants, the rent will be moderate
Apply to l.. K. RAGLAND Il co.,
ia 2I-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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FOR RENT-Apd nossess;on DIV

- FOX HENT-And possession Civ
FfA en- on the 2tth inst. that very desirabiy loca
ted Residence Broad stree. now n the occu pan.
tY OF Rev. DR.. Leo Its central location renders il
very desirable. For terms amply to
WM. s. PHILLIPS
2E--st AtGSautiyts
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sga FOB EENT-And possession given
81 immedately-one of those newly erected and
wei finished brick tenements 18th street. doors
north OF Leigh street. Church Hill, containing six
rooms, ~ith light and airy Easements, closets, pan
Sres &c. A garden attached. aud well of water on
the premises. Rent, per annum, $50. Apply to
JAS NJ CARTER,
~ It's C)pposte Exchange Hotel.
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PoLIcn BusIslss The Mayor hal his
hands full yesterday. As the weather grows war
mer, tho moral atmosphere Of the community
seems to become tainted
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PROMPT PAYMENT.-lt is stated that Hon. VIM.
s. Ashe, President sfthe Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad Company. left Wilmingtou last Thursday,
for England, with 500 900, to pay the first Install
ment Of the company's debtdue IN London some
time this fall.
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A DsscExDAxr 0R BORA WAsHIEGr0N AHD BosA-
pARTE.-The Washingtops and BonspArtes are
united IN the peTsoa Of Madame Muras, vics-regent
Is the grsnd-piecs Of Washingsnn through The
Lswises. By her marriage With Aehills Mprat she
became the-niece-in-iaw Of Napoleon the First.
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- WArsR CooLBls.-We have -
hand q cpr own manufacture, the best quality
- - KYBsRB 3 PARRp Pottsry.
my l4-ts Corner Of l2sh and Gary ssrestA
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DEArH.-The yicksburg Whig announces the
death OF Mrs. Coleman, wife of Col. N. D. Coleman,
of that city, aud says:
Mrs. Coleman was a member of the ilustrious
family of Marshalls, famous in the history of yir
ginia and Kentucky. Her father was Capt Tom
Marshall. of Kentucky, who commanded regi
ment in the revolutionary war, and she was a
granddaughter of Col. Thomas Marshall, of Virgil
MIA, who was the aid Of Gen. Washington at
Brandywine, and who greatly distinguished him.
self at the head of Virginia regiment and was the
younger brother of Chief Justice Marshall
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GA FOR RENT-A very desirable room
Esss over our store Possession given Immediately
70 a good tenant, terms moderate. Apply at the
store to 2TEBBlNS & pULLEN,
" a-ts Corner 9Th ami Broad sts.
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/ THEATRICAL AND MUMcAL.-A very lively opera
season ID expected in New York in the fall. Ma
retzsk opens with Madame Gassien, and UIlman
with Piccolonini. A French opera troupe will also
share the atteOti0n Of the public. Carl Formea,
the hasso, 10 now At the Virginia springs Madame
Anna bishop returns to the United States In the
fall in company with Sig. Beletfi. Mr.. Couldock,
the trsgedian, Is engaged as leading man at Laura
KeeneI theatre next season. John Seton and
daughter are in New York, Miss Charlotts Wyctts
has returned from her starring tour In England.
The Keller Troupe b IN BCsf0n. The Richmond
theatre opens early In September.
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aa FOR RENT-Two brick TENE
Esx MESTS. on Marshall, between 5th and 6,h
streets recently repaired and nut ia cotpp.ete or
,ler with modern improvements and eonvenences
Apply to G NJ BOSHER.
corner nth aud Main streets
n as Opposte DlA MARKET
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- THE GnsAr HsALra Rpsroar.

4 4 [
THE Il Liss OF THE RIEsH Is IN rHs BLooD.-whsa
the Blood becomes vtiated impure. or too weak The
fesh looses is vitality, the skin becomes yellow and
tion follow, the spirits dreop. Nervousness com.sn-
fs: spa He ssIsIes burden pr.rop,p
Acts upon the Blood, Liver. stomach and Bovsls.
imparting new vigor and tone to constitution in-
Plies. and ali skin eruptions; arouses ths ph tcsl
powers Of both sexes, gives bloom ~ the pallM
IL e. sss K and ps:s s
taste 1t 10 particularly adapted to Female COM
plants. which in their very nature are sxhanssine
or Kidney and Bladder affections, Il acts IKE :
charm: Quart bottles 81. small bottles 80 cent?.
PETERSON; BoDzKER; GaRLIcK: W z LApD, MIIIs.
r.ngs .o naxIss JSsssos puvAL NOsr0. oAsi..c.a.
ASDDo"DkS. -----my my sl-dScwsm
-. THE SUAMEK--Irs DIsnAsns---
TIE REMEDY At HAED.-HAnProS's yssEsAsIs
asS " . have ths m Of ne
arhoea and Diseases Of the Bowels incident 10 the
season. Il invigorates the stomach and bowels, and
the approach OF disease.
: !, ,'1A@'' TAKE hAMproN's r1ScruRE.
: you a' 2sKE aAMpTeN's rINorURs,
: '0D A's' 41SRE1 THRE 1MasAaprors r1ScruRz.
: you nave 1tsRisiii TsRE aAMproa's r1scruRr.
TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURs.
If you are all Weakness. .4s
TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURE,
II you have Headache,
HAMPTON'S fEGETABLE TINCTuRk.
BY its mild actcn the stomach, liver and the KID
neys, wiil cure Dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma. Breu-
chal and Lung Affections. Pains IN the Back. Side
Gout, Neuralgia, Ffstula, Piles. Bowel Complaint,
Worms AMI Nervous Debilites, and ell diseases ari
sing from impura blood.
DELICATE CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove it's superior virtue.
ASA EEMALk IA MEDICINk,
Hampton's Tincture cannot be excelled. An Abeau-
tifying agent IT is far superior to any OF the
metcs OF the day, producing beautiful clenr skin.
and giving to the cheeks the color OF tho rose i'm.
parting 10 every muscle that life and elasticity
which gives to all who enjoy health such grace and
beauty.
Sold By PURCELL, LADD s CO.. Richmcnd; By
Petersburg By MORTIMER 8 MOWBRAH, Bait
more and Dy DTuggjsts and Sbopkeepers svsryWhMs
k1-@l per bottle: six bottles for ~.
jy 20-d&xts
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TERRIsLE DEArH.-A negro woman, belonging to
Luda Cothran, living some ten miles southeast on
Pamela, Miss., was struck by lightning last week.
while standing near tree under which she Lad
taken shelter during 9 storm. The lightning
struck the tree ard passed down ber bcdy opening
all the seams Of her dress, and twisting the skin
Of her body once or twice around her. She died
in A few hours