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p~HAHrsHoas.'s A1fI-BInrous P,nr.

- uAkfBHoRNke AMfI-BILIOUa PILLo
are the safest and best Purgativs Ps in use. They
act upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. carryinsr
on All bile and every foul secretion. They don't
grpe are easy 10 their operation and can Is taken
g any time without fear OF expo ure. They remove
Coids from the system and prevent Rheuni a ,sn. -
II you suffer with any pain, use HAKTSHORNE,s
CUkE-AtL. the great PAIN ANNIHILATOR II
yen have cough, use HARTSHORNES Cough
world. - ~
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. &C ls-sm
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D~FRANKLIH PAPER MILL, KIcH-
MoND. vA-Belvidere Manufacturins Company
MANILA ana Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
PAPERS. Of all qualities and sizss. furnishsd st
short notlce. - sal atf
A.Cash paid for RAGS. iss4 ~
O OGDEN, supt. q 1'- - 3 oc 4--1aa "a
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~ tn. BHsr CovoH sYnup N TN.

The best Cough Syrup in the world Il Harts-
horne's Pectoral Syrup OF Wild Cherry IsTIr-
Inis article is prepared by chemist, and is pro-
bounced by medical men, and those who have used
II, 10 % enc best preparation for Coughs CpIds
Catsrrh. Bronchitis, Hoarsepess, Sore Throat from
Consumption. ~ = - -
Persons who sing should use IL. IL 10 pleasant IN
the taste softens clears and strena theus the voice
vents taking cold. l.
Bottles % and SO cents and 81. Sold BY all Drug
sists IN Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and sli
towns In Virginia. oc i6--sm-
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(Pryablt on the reBaerol ef the Patiently
white paIisnts per week

....s..-
Private Rooms - ..............S7 to Sl5
aE- lily acceptances required for patients from
ti.t country, unless where the parties are known to
s:c Of the Physicians OF the hospital.
gnis pcludes all charges for Beard Medical attend
snca t,ursinr aud Medicine. BY an arrangement
sir. the lnfrmary of the Medical College, q small
sil'o;,s fee. ranging from So TO S30 will be charg.
for SaI gical cases. The particular sum may be
soertsned beforshand BY application to one Of the
aitending Physicians.
NO small pol admitted.
~ patis at received for less than week
Ths undsTsipned will give their personal atten-
Gca so all patients placed ia their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D..
Grsce street, between 4th and 3th.
THOMAS POLLARD. Ii. D.,
Basement of the Powhatan House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. ID,
Franklin ST., next door below Trinity Church.
WM. W. PARKER, NJ. D.
Law Building, Franklin street, next deer to state
Court Hous
THoS NJ NIXON, NJ D. Resident Physician
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coARHspoNpENnE

- DR. JAMES b MoCAw, Professor
q Cnsmistry q Medical College Of virgna --Dear
Dr. VIM; = Anderson the pill he hss \ his 1ossse.
son. (Which is part Of the same medicine taien nv
the late Mr. Wooay) and analyse the sasne lor a.
giving US written statement Of its contents -
Respectfully, WARING 4 PnXRCE. s
Richmond, 0ai. ed, 1883.
RICHMOND, Octobsr 18th. lsse. fsf
Measre WAsING PBAaCH-0entlemen !, 1 have
eafeInIly anaiy sed the pill. given me hy Dr. W T.
andersen: and md that 10 contains srnall port0n
OF caiomel. but mainly consists Of the suphaas o9
Quinine: The presence of these TIVE substances vss
9isfinctiy proved By Q variety of tests 1 have no
medicinal agents. -
Very respectfully n Mcnav
&C film = 4ANNAW....
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DELLEVUE H0SPITAL.-This Institu-
ID tion which has been in Successful operation for
ths last ars years, is situated on
CHURCH HILL, kIoHMoND, VA,
IL deli Shtini, airy Position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive TO the comfort Of pa
tsnts and the successful treatment of disease.
|, has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nieeiy furnished suitable 10 the accom-
u sisiion OF gentlemen who may hnd il inconye-
ut 10 be treated at thar private loo gngs.
2artic ular sttrntion Will be paid TO the iytne-tn
sLris. which are peculiarly commodens.
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~ AL THosI WHO ARD AJ1LIcfBp
with any Chronic Disease considessa lncurabe, will
receive Letter, giving Information which will In.
names and o4s stamp ito prepay postags) TO DR.. B
b. !ooxF. tho celebrated Chronic Physician, and
Springs. n. Y. 9 i3-dkw3m
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~ 6rovss, RAHaIa AND FURnAols.
Now in store fol, sNpply, cargo Of schr Mignio-
nette Purchasers are invited g examine the gual-
Ricbmond Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook stove.
Repairs always hand for al leading articles sold
at the Governor Street Stove Store.
n. Wanted Immediately Two frst clAss workmen
&C l6 GEORGE STARRE1T.
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OF THE MEDICAL COL;

X
L EdE This Intirmary is situated at the corner
vi Marshall aud College streets, in an elevated and
healtaful position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres of business. 1t is fur
nisej with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries, and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical Surgical aid except the inssfe and those
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the Institution. Lying-in women are also re-
ceived aud carefully attended TO.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profes
sors Of tho College. who visit the wards daily. The
charges Tor Board, Medical Attendance. Nursing and
Medicine, are for Per week
White
CoioTou
In addition to the above rates in requiring
Sgr2icat Opsrdtloa, by agreement with the pro-
pret3ra Of ths Bellevue Hospital small fee is
charged for che operation, varying from 81 to S30
according 10 its Importance. The particular fee in
any may be sscertained by application either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Phys
cian
All charges payable on the removal of che patient
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PRTIcoIAs and
WRLLFoRD.
Attending Physicians Profs. TUCKER and Cor.
WAY.
Resident Ply yscian-JUSIUs NICHE NJ. D.
eteward-F NJ. PARRISH.
Presidential. s. JoYSEs, NJ. D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
te the Intirmsry, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. ap 26-6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


6x0lBIx10M W1Bk1
xA0NIEICENr DiSPx/Ys 1
THOMAS q. PKIUH y Co, sssas
By every arrival. ere n.sisg lasss sddiss0 - &
'A'I RIcM 1 pfas;as faSci STA srASLE Fl AND
DOMESTIC DRY aOoDA. alsas'
IN every department they are no~ tnorvuehiy -
sorssd s.u able y give bufefs q ssases or frun
ton. FsT7 ssi
the senior partner Of tho houss d again n usnr.
pssnss sads ai ssSnsss e shs sn
supply. n -. j
D, Bi.ck CIotn gioaks 49, go
e. e. ca:s sS g g kaxl.as sea
Isns and square ssoshs sS..ls s,'s..s =.
hssisr,. aiosss. 20 Misss. Ms,ss.ss e sa.sl' = i
sls1k sns.s sad az Yo!orsd ssy:ass: siIhs
Rich Rich silk Robe. aI<. aT A0'''slh's es.s
b b &c iss Soaols s,'sRis: ssir: sssa@
Elegant valsntia Robes assAs
kletant Mouslains Robes s. sass,
Embroidofies, every grade =
Point Lace and Brussels setts t..Fs 81
Vel and honiton DO ssa SIS.
hsse Colars In variety as e-sssss -
Black Thread nd trench Wells
In the HExtY GOODS s.s es.ssss... g. a.. -.
sSnsd up their cellar ssspr.a .
pyfpssss as the very coss ssss such rood csn be
DIsa1Ksss IIss1 ,ss se- getting '.- 3. $, 5
TGiLip CLOTHS, = and a. 'a''a'
sHEsr1NGs; LIsssYs s.-1s' - ssAlsi''
.lsh .1' offered rHSass HHsS :ss ss; PkiS 9s
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~ DR. JoHx B. WALrHALL, (Hom0e-sl
pAthistl offers his professional services 10 tbs cid.
zens Of Richmond and its vicinity. Once q his 70.
le l2-dlY
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LITTLE DIFFICULTY IN THE WAY.-Au enter.
prsing travelling agent for we'll known Cleve-
land Tomb Stone Manufsctory lately made a bust,
ness visit to small town In an adjoining county.
Hearing in the village that man in q remote part
of the township had lost his wife, he thought he
would go and see him, and offer him consolation,
grave stone, on his usual reasonable terms. He
started. The road was a horribly frigbtful one,
but the agent persevered and finally arrived ar the
beresved mans house. Bereaved mans hired girl
told the agent that the bereaved man splitting
fence rails "over in the pastur. about two miles"
The indefatigable agent hitchad his horse and
started for the ''pastur." After falling into all
manner of mud holes, scratching himself with
brars and tuHbling over decayed logs, the agent
at length found the bereaved man. In a subdued
voice he asked the man if he had lost his wife,
The man said he had. The agent was Very 8, rry
TO hear of it, and sympathized with the man very
deeply in his great sftic lion; but death, he said,
was an insatiate archer, and shot down all Of both
high aud low degree. Informed the man that
what was her loss was his GAIN" and would be
glad to sell him grave stone to mark the spot
where the beloved one slept-marbIe or common
stone, as he chose, at prices defyug competition.
The bereaved man said there was'sa little difficult
ty in the way" "Havn't you lost your wife 70 in-
quired the agent. why, yes, I have" said the
man, "but no grave stun amt necessary, but YOU
the cussed critter Amt dead SHE'S soooted ,vih
another man" The agent retired.
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q. s. MiNr.-The coinage at ths united States
mint in Philadelphia during October, amounted 70
4o6s 070, and consisted Of $l02 070 in gold, $780,
600 In silver, and SIT 900 in copper cents.
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FEAALE IMPRISONED FOR LIrE.-Mrs. lydia Stud
1ey,a woman of Sky FIVE years of age, has been
convicted in Rhode Island If the murder OF her
husband by the administration of poison and
sentenced TO the State pi icon for life.
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f-,ss.. pxw I.=ssszsss.a.ssu GREAT NORTH

la s sssssa - rp GREAT 9 ! = n NORTH, SlKra, |,
Z y / E-UAARYlNG THE GREAT UNITED
STATES MAIL.-Fwics daily lSunday night ex-
ceptedy between Riehmond. Washington, Balti-
tan, points West, over the RICHMOND. FREDER-
ICKSBuRG and POTOMAC RAILROAD, IS miles
and by splendid aud comfortable Steamers thence
TO Washington, 55 miles, in all 1870 miles. in hours;
boing comor and perfectly safe rate of speed.
HoGrs BoG OF Of departare, s;t5 A: N; and 1h Z. NJ:
CHECKED THROUGH 10 Washington Baltimore
.rht nd Naxp
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,O4RDIN0 HOUSE The undaro;r,,n..,

puAhDieG.-uur house on Grace at. !.
ID between 5th and eth, is now open ior the accom-.
~ fatian OF b3arders. Il MURRAY
A.. z2--ts Md MURRAY
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THE KING OF PRUssrA.-There is something yery
touching in the account which has been given to
the world Of the departure of the stricken King OF
Prussia from his palace Of Potsdam, after resign.
log the powers of government into the hands of
his brother, the Prince Of Prussia. We are told
by an eye witness, that an immense crowd assem-.
bled at the Railway Station, in Berlin and greeted
the retiring monarch with enthusiastic shouts
and earnest wishes for his return in good health
that all along the line of the railway, as the train
passed, similar crowds ssuted the royal par ty with
shouts of Long live the King" and that at An.
hault the expression of sympathy for the suffering
monarch was so sfecfiugly evinced, that the King
covered his face with his hands, and with tears
rolling down his cheeks, exclaimed, addressing
the Prince of prussia-'Do you hear those shouts.
William ? Anf taldiges peiderscheni Good bye /
Al reroarP There was not" say the writer, "a
dry eye at the station IL s impossible to describe
the emotions Of the Prince of Prussia. s'The
Queen sobbed aloud, anG every man present wept."
So fell the curtain upon the first King of the House
Of Brapdenburg, that ever surrendered during his
lifetime his royal prerogative into the hands Of
another. There 10 touch OF nature in the little
episode we have Just recorded, which brings the
actors into close relations with the general heart
aud teaches rs the moral that kings and COM
moners are alike subject to the ills that hesh 10
beir to-" that all stations have th:ir aud that
every man whatever may bis position in life. must
bear, as best be may, the hurthen that has been
imposed upon him.
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BOARDING.

MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having "a
VI veral vacant ao0MS, persons DESIRING Ho.rs
l.s be accon,moiated Apply AZ the corner of Clav
Mi Fourth streets. se 2s-eoafs
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~ Cleans, s. ~
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC. ~
LEAF AND MANUFACTQnD TOBACC0l
large and well selected ssosk, 4 ; s. vss.
WH0LkSAl.k AND RETAIL. y s6saz.
JOHN BoUCHRR, So,
ltth street. -
between Main and Frank I'm sts.
R-cf0ARs made in any style 70 order.
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~ Hcn.o.,. H.,. cr

~ HoHscs's HAIR CUrfIne. SHAvIxe
ASD Sa.ssooisa "a isSSLoos. uadsr The American ho
.N.B.-Hot, Cold and Shower BAJHS can BE- had d
81 houfs Sfnsis Bath - cents. - tickets for
dotiaf. les
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46F e. DAKER. EsQ.-SIR: H

~ e, HAKER, ESQ. Having
been materially benefited, may say cured Of b
violent attack of Dyspepsia by the use Of your
" Premium Bitters," bear willing record to their
efficacy in the disease itself. and the attendant
symptoms. After the use Of Q few bottles had
return of appetite, and continuance of their use
restored healthy tone Of stomach.
commend them with the atNoat confidence to
the afflicted and add my stare OF thanks to You as
q benefactor to humanitY.
Vita nay best wishes I am,
RIeHxSND, SEpr Is, 1858. HARRISON, JR.
yor sale by Messrs PURCELL, LADD CO., and
by all other prominent DruRgists In the city OF
Richmond, and elsewhere In Virginia. oc ~
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~ WHIrEHURsr's OLD GALInar. II

MAIN EXPERIMENTATION takss pictures
leather. aud Photographic life size plain or colored
either IN pastile or oil The painting to be done by
nrst class portrait painter. He does not pretend
70 take them by the o0O. or by the aid of machiue
~ suitable for running railway cars or an oeran
line OF steamers. He has two skylights, enabling
MIN at all times to get good Pictures an advaptace
not Possessed by any other GALLERY In Richmond.
Also-Pictures taken for the Ster oecope.
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MASSACHUSETTS PoIITics.-Ex Governor Gardner
made speech in Faneuil Hall. Boston, last Thurs
day evening, In favor Of the election Of Heard,
DEM, to Congress, over Buriingame.
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THE PARAGUAY ExPEDIrIoN.-The Bueuos Ayres
papers rejoice at the news OF the Paraguay Expe-
dtion from the United States, aud hail Com
Shubrick's squadron as the agent to eiviiize ail
South America.
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pOARUIN9 HOUSE The undersigned
- has taken the house formerly occupied by Mrs
IA, puftoa, situated on the corner OF Franklin
NA sjrsets, which s now opeu for the ree.snfina
Sat accommodation of bOAkDERS Geniiemen
"a thoit aniiies can here DO pleasaptls 9 sasnated
Y, Eng men can ie accommodated with Board NV
he acck, moath or year, either with or wIthout
Lsigus. Rev. DIR. Nj. d Hose and family. who
hsyc ior number OF years ided in the honse are
stli bJafdefs 10 snefn the subscriber begs leave TO
Itier. =. A BkU1K
Z S-A goodiy nnmber Of Gentlemen can be ac.
{ .mSoist,d during the Fair on reasonable terms
~ E|-Sm AB.
DhtNA1E BUARDlNG.-MISS BID
1 GUbD has taken the large and comfortable
hoa e. coInF of Main aud 9Th streets and will open
Il i She rsoeptloa OF Boarders on the lat OF October
next Genslruen can be accommodated with board
ias by t5e Gay. 2S--3m
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~ IF Y0U HAVE CoraH-

E@ lF YOU HAVE A CoUGH, e.
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCrURE
If You have Dysps p;js, ,,no,,,, -
TAKE HAMPTON's TINcrURE.
you nave D'0ISak' FAKE HAMproN,s r1NoruRE
''' A' r. " kE s HXMiproN.s rrNcruRE.
TAKE KEAAMPToNs T1NCTURE.
- ''' A~'' AE TAKE HAMpToN,s rINcruRR.
ASTHMA. COUGH. CONSUMPTION The writer
is most highly esteemed like thousands of our best
known citizens, feels it duty to bear testimony Of
The wonderful curative power Of HAMPTOE's
T!NCTORE. Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving 1t trial? Call and get pamphlet,
and see testimony.
BALrIMoRg. SxPr "a. 1888
Messrs. Mortimer DE- MoUbray- Gsntlemen: / have
been some time afflicted with Asthma ass ,rpa.
MED with shortnsss of breath, with many symptom
% properties Il m HAMPToN VEaETsBhs TinG
TURE. from haSing used the same, induced me "a
procure bottle Of the Tiucture aud By the use OF
one bottle was g. much better that was induced to
use More of it, and by taking ave six bottles was
restored to ny usual health, and will say TO al per.
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Gentlemen-You are at liberty to use my name
for the benefit of the afflicted;
g. West corner Of Liberty ss9,;msyy. ssd Clay st,a
81 Call and get nssnphlets and see cures.
Svld by SURCGLL LADD 4 CO. Richmond; by
In ,Pefefsburs; By MORfiMER . NoWBkAY
Baltimore. and by Druggists and sAsp keepers
everywhere.
sA 81 per bottle; six bottles sor S.
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~ DR. AoEILLss AscoLI's Office, on
ON GRACE sTREET. BETWEEN 7fH AND STR :.
NH Ply
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RBLANKET6! BLANKETS! BLAN-
- KErsI 500 ssrvsats' BtAnksls. iuse reestysxd q
look q them. = am sridns Dlanksts 6 Rssees
much below panic times xLtAnD n0e.
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sFoR PARAGUAT.-Richmond L. Jones, son Of the
Hon. J. CLANCY Jones, of Pa, has been appointed
private secretary to Commander Ridgely, Of the
steamer Atlanta, one of the deet ordered upon the
expedition to Paraguay.
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CINCINNATI AMusKMENrs--Four persons 10 Gin
cinnati have been arrested for tsrring the front OF
q house belonging to lady of that city who had
given them some offence. From the statement of
the magistrate before whom the examination took
place it appears that tarring houses is quite =
common method Of revenge in that city.
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~FRlsH L1HoH1s.-I have just re-
eeiyed, BY Adams' Express. fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES. which will be applied ureA Most reason
able terms. -.
to. Can be foEa1 al All hours a the day, at the Hair
Dressing boom under the American Hotel, and q
aight Oh sth street French 0ardse I'm.
my 8-G r. @. HOBHON,
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- % :, Neamsh,p Aiss,ssippi- Hatoaadi- -yapanes.
Tffc'aes The karriase Lao an japan School
frocessioas-T,sif 10 a ceae,ery. ar
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BUSINESS PROSPECT AT New ORLEANS The New
Orleans Picayune of Monday says:
ga great stir of business ella the strsst with
noisy echoes, and Iasu begin to walk with frmer
tread and srfaker movement, and their faces lish
up With brighter sTiles IS they feel that they now
look upon the retiring cloud. Danger has not
passed, but the bow of hope arches the Storm
The tap Of the muffiad drum, aud the slow tramp
of solemn PROFESSIONS through tho streets, will
speedily give place to the brisker aud mere cheers
full music of prosperous trade, and the hurried
steps Of swelling thousands, mingled with the
sounds OF human industry, will soon celebrate the
opening of one Of the most prosperous seasons.n
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sETHNOUGI TICK FITS to ALL the above points
procured at this Office Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
~ Passengers Dy tais route, breakfast and suf
al ASHLAND. the birthplace of HeEry Clay, ana
dine on board the comfortable Steamers betweer
Aqua Creek and Washington a
IN SIGHT OF Mt. VERNON.
~ For further information, apply to
S. RUTH, Sup't.
JAS b WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OFFICE H., z. X. X. Co.l
Richmond Sept 7, 1855. oc2
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- ~0so1al B. HrsnI, Dentist, O6kes
cad residences. No. 81. On Man. hsewssa - snA -
k-~ss. Richmond Va NV HA--lv
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EPHC1AL HorIcBa
- ~buYsHs OF Srov1s, ArfnHrfou!
Asa SNYDER
AT TIE RICHMOND Stow WORKa
RICauoND, vn6TNA = IS
. Continues the manufacture, Tor the suppJv AZ fhe
STOVES, the :. = ~-A--'
VIRGINIA AIR TIGHT
GEN OF THE SOUTH. (the bet double oven
Stove extAnt
SOUTHERN PLANTER
SOUTHERN IRON WITCH
EPHC1AL W0YYCHn

RICHMOND PREMIUM
Also, HkATING STOVES for parloru. o6Dcss
STORES. factories, churches, and deposs
~ IL NJ MEMBKRBa
Inas fheee Stoves are heavier thnn Northern
stores, and cost more per pound: thst Rsnairiro
x1dses can ne q ali times promptly supplied and
tnelr operation U warranted TO prove satis1actory
hundreds. Il neceasAry. -
Be SURE
To enquire for the 'sRiCHMOND MAKE Op
STOVES. And buy no others, q dealers can Insfe
more on Northern Stoves. aud are therefore more
interested in their sale. ~ xsr,
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this
we'll
any
IS A,
mon
|,rtss
and
this
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The IMPIETY OF CRIsoLINs Ladies in Hoops For.
bidden TO Rartake the Sacrament The resolu ion of
the Miami Conference of the Church of United
Brethren, declaring the wearing of crinoline in-
compatible with q true Christians profession,
seems to be rigidy enforced by the authorities OF
that denomination. At came-mesting OF the
United Brethren Church, recently held near West
baltimore, Montgomery county, Ohio, Bishop
Russell forbade any onewith hoops on to partake
of the sacrament, affirming thai they would not
be weitome at the table OF the Lord.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-02

EFFfcTs OF PaosPHoRUs ON MArcH-MAKERs.-
From an address delivered on the 18th, by DR.. j.
4. Wood, We learn some interesting facts regard.
ing the effects the process Of phosphorus on those
who are employed in matchmaking. 1t is not an
uncommon thing for match maksrs 70 ,ose shs low.
er and sometimes also the Viper paw. 1t appears,
however, that only taose'sufsr who have decayed
teeth. So important is this latter fact, that the
government of Erfurt has passed decree, saying
that no person having decayed teeth shall be al
lowed to work in lucifer match factories, and ia
match factory 10 this city no workman ia allowed
to return to his work for week after the extfac-
ion of tooth. It had been thought that the fumes
we're unhealthy sisp to the general system, but it
appears that the operators as healthy as those
Of Lowell or Lawrence, the disease attacking only
denuded bones.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-02

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