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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-06
81 ECIAL NOTICES.

IF MARVELLOUS CURES.-w have always
been slow 10 believe The wonderful cures which one me.
dicine after another pretends to have made-but slow as
we are we will own up, when We are fairly convinced.
Those OF our leaders who are acquainted with the cases
OF Mrs Beach and Mr. Farwcl. will not think us lightly
turned, when we confess our belief that Ayers Cathartic
Pills have virtues Tor purifying the blood which exec! amy
thing within the range OF our acquaintance hitherto. FOR
tho y who are moi cogIizant oi the facts, we VIII say; shc
had been afflicted for over eight years with scroiuls which
only grew worse In spite Of all the remedies she coS'o
employ, until she took Ayers pills Under ineir ih1u'
euce one alter another of her sores have healed until she
IL apparently as Tree from the complaint as ourselves
He has had liver compliant with psin in his SIDE That Oils
aDled him from work for a long time; all otner medicines
had failed 10 afford him any permanent rehei' Out a lew
dosce OF Ayers Pills cured him, ana ne is now steadily at
his post, OF conductor on the cara Middletown Daily
Courier.
Sold by the principal Druggists in Richmond and else
where. Aug 2-lm
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fMNissIONEk's SALE OF LAND AND

r.m,ai-sionsr appo!ut d by \ dscree Of the Circuit
..tUi Spot.ylvania county, entered on the 3ist
l. Ms .=ja, IN the ease Of Hackney and others vs
| shall proceed 10 sell, for cssh. 10 the
r. ij.r. gu Monday. the 9th september, ls1s, Chat
. -,. iLy. al >putsvlvania Courthouse. Twelve Likely
r.. w, man. two wnm"n and childrnn. boys and
.n we've 70 nf'esu wears ot age nj! likely and
b. E'n me women are good cooks.
i. f1r lane time aud place, | shall cell. IA Com.
] --. '-. L.,ads o. Peter Dudley, deed, Consisting OF
srsl rums
E.f.; l., known as Green Hill, upon which said bud
j .rIU. IN Tn. rOad 70 fredericksburg, aud distant
pm even miles The Farm contains, about 800
l al : an excellent f.rm Of good soil, easily I'm
H. AMI IN a sue mrighLoihood. 1t adj oins the lands
J. llsa K samuel, Mr. Silas Crop and others IL
| r-; comfortable Dwelling House upon It. and other
hcv Lighthouses II is we'll watered by good spr!nge,
% ..rran NJ The Ma-s-pOnix passes through II.
/. second Farm Contains 100 acres, and adloiiIs the
! q. VI CIsrk Raw mud others, aud lie known rs
f.;-' There l. no house upon it. but It Is n piece OF
,nt. = par, cleared, anu is easily improved
Tnri rsrtH cou'nlns about 200 acres, and Is known
|%..ts-s' /, ndjoins Nj samuel alsop's Bullock
] All .ae lands of Mr. Owens and Others. There Is
~ ron'or;sple Dwelling House and Oat Houses.
10 v,ry des!rabl. place. A part OF this land 10 IN
y. aai = par, cleared. susceptible OF Improvement.
n. Of Ssle-Ou...ourth cash: onefourrn In six
b.; on fourth In twelve months. and the remaininr
/; In eighteen months; good security and u deed OF
M la- premises being taken for the deferred pay.
!, saica are 20 bear inrsr-st from the day OF sale.
PETER w. DUDLEY, Com'r.
l.-lrr iutIrrnsrion required concerning said Farms
: .4l ay 40 !r,.sinc the Commissioned at Partlows
| S?o.yivsr!a county, Va, or by making application
4 w.rer Reazl-y. who rents the two hrst.naned
L, .nf ives +, Green Hill, or 20 Mr. Mortimer Cox,
VS. upon the lar n known rs Starke's.
t-ttx w. d.. Com p.
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BY GODDlN & AppERsoN, AUCT-
VALUABLE ESTATE IN ROANOKE COISTi
NEAR BONSACk'S DEPOT, CONTAINING OHE
THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND tIfTY.sEyFs

ntNGES, vi SALE. a AlilION.
NATILL be sold ut auction, on tn" premises. on TUE
w DAY, the Nth August, ls5-. NJ - O'Clock. ". u
fair, ii not, the ncxt mir day, that portion ot the vH'u.ni>
estate in Roanoke County, recently owned BY Nj Flrlirr
James I'D lies on the right side OF the turnpike rosd. lend
iny from l.yncaburg To Salem. containing, bv IA recent
survey. LIZ acres; say one tract, No. |, OF II acrrs. Ct
which 2lJ ncres nro cleared, and Sig Acres IL ,r'.'rA'
growth. and mainly the finest tobacco land. The on,r 81
tract, No = ot I30 acres. OF which l5i acre. sre c,rsrei
and go acres in original growth as above mentioned Ga
the largest tract the inn rovements are valuable, cou,s;
Ing Of II large brick dwelling, two stories above basement.
with Il brick wing for kitchen. sc. all recently ihoroucuIy
a.psircd and painted, with new pOrcnes. besides u Ibrce
brick barn, On, ed!ng come repairs Nh excellent brick
Office, store or lumber house, Nil covered with lin. except
the barn; the dwelling house having been covered vuh
Tin the past year, with lightning rods complete al-O -
fn- orchard, garden ground, aud well of water &C
The cleared, rs well rs most OF the tlmbered land l.
very fei tile, having a hne Southern exposure, brin. I'm.
liar in quulily tn the lands ia that nelghborh"UG. winch
ate 90 well Snown, and arc regarded W rmoug he mot
Y luablc in Virginia; the henlthIness Of the climHte and
beauty OF scenery being unsurpassed. The estate being
within a quarter OF n mile Of BOnssck's DepDf, ou the
Virginia and Tenne see nsiiroad. md less than a quarter
Ot a mile from manufacturing Hour mill, corn mill and
SAW mill; ia within nine hours travel Of Richmond rnd
Petersburg, and about two hours from Lynchburg, to
either OF which places is products can be quickly and
:heaply transported The neiyhborbood and s-cic,y as
excellent. 1t lies within one mile ii Coyner's White sui
Black Sulphur Sprirgs, about u mi es OF Salem. end
about five miles from the large and rOurishinE Femnl9
Institute at BOtetourt Springs.
Persons disposed 10 examine the foregoing property
can do SO ri any time, and they are particularly and re
spectfully invited 10 do 80.
On the above estate there Is nearly 200 acres OF band Ia
original growth, tho wood from which can be sold 1T Boz
sacks depot Mt from So to g. 25 per cord. From mu,h q
his land Elk loads per day can be hsuled. and from orhe,
parts four or hve loads per day. THIS would pay n Isr."
proportion Of lha purrhas" money OF the whole estst"
AZ the present owners OF the above estate are anxious
10 sell the same. purchasers are invited To attend the shic.
As TO tract No .. 1t will be sold without The least LINK o.
reserve, so that purchasers may attend ihe shie with The
expectation of getting n bargain. the owners not haviGg
purchased The properly with a view Of holding it
TERMS -Onelhird cash; balance at one ard TWO year.
nv rofiah pDfas hppri lnfprpsf sgrurpd hy "A trrsg
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FREpERIcK,s nALL FEMALE SCHOOL:
Piedmont INSTITUTE
CHA RI OTTESVILLE, VIRGiNIA.
MISS ANNE LEATON, PRINcIpAI.

MISS ANNE LEATON, PRINcIpAt.
FHNHE fifth nnnu ! session of the Piedmont destitute. will
Il begin on the frat Monday of September, and end the
last of June following.
Teachers Of Enelish-Miss Anne Leaton, Miss Iane
Lraton, Miss Betty Lewis. Music--Mr. ChRs4 I. Frey.
Ancient and Modern Languages, NJ. Won Fischeiz, As
sistaut Instructor in Modern Languages, Mt the University
of Virginia.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF TEs MoNTHs.-Enelish Pri-
mary Department, S25; English Advanced Department,
$50; Algebra and Ge1meiry, each. $40; Modern Lam
gusges, each, $50, Ancient Languages, each, $40; Music
on Piano. with use of Instrument. S5i; Vocal Music,
private lessons, 500; Vocal Music, class. $l2; Drawing,
$50; Board, including lights fuel, etc, Slio; Washing, 81,
per mon b.
REYEREScEs-Right Rev William Meade. D D: Rev X
X Meade, Charlottesville. Va; Rev WIN NJ Nelson. SCOTS
vile, Va; Mr. VIM Robertson. Charlottesville, Va; Mr.
John II Timbcrlake. DR. Cha Minor, Mr. Eugene Davis,
Charlottesville, Va; Rev james Coleman. Daniel lIelnr.
matte, Caroline county, Va; } Lawrence Carr, Esq, IN
nawha c H. Hon Alexander Holiday, Richmond, Va;
Prof b Minor. University Of Va Col lobert Ashlin, VIII
mington. Fluvanns county Va; Mr. WIN ID Hart. Garland r
p q, Va; DR. WIN q Cnrr, Charlottesville, Va; Mr. Willism
Withrow, WHyuesborO', Va. Jciy H-ctScp5
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL or VIRGINIA
Ar HOWARD, ON THE HEIGHTS,

a ] noHhh' ON lie uEipHlS,
THREE MILES WEST OF ALEXASDRIA,
REV John 2 MCGUIRE. RECTOR.
rENIiE next session of his institution wi! commence
On "Wednesday, the eth day of September.
The studies embrace "a iul Course ut Anc cnt and No
dern Languages, the Natural Sciences, Mathematics. En-
glsh. Music, Drawing, &c.
TERMs-S250 per session, payable, invariably, seminar
nualiy in advance, viz: Sl25, ut the commencement of III,
session, and Sl25 on the second Wednesday, in February
This charge includes Board, Tuition in the regular
course and Modern Languages, Light, Fuel, Washing
Mending. &c. everything, In short, except Books. Sra
,ionery, and Clothing. and what is furnished to the pupil
Music and Drawing ARE extra charges.
Pamphlets, containing a full account Of tho School, will
be sem to those who request 1t.
Applications for entrance, or for further information
may be addressed TO the Rector.
=. q. Theological Seminary, Fairfax Co., Va.
RErEHrNcEs-Rt. Rev. VIM. Meade. d D; Rt. Rev
John johns. D d; The Clergy Of tho Diocese; The Pro
ies-ors OF the University of Virginia.
IuIr ai- aod, 9Th Son
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70 ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE OF

DYSPEPSIA. BosroN, Ju'y 3, 1857.
Gentlernen-Agreeably to your suggestion, it gives me
pleasure 10 state, that some five weeks ago, | purchased
Two bottles Of your OXYoENATED BIrrERs, aud com.
menc,d using the same according 10 directions, and cxpc.
ricnced the happiest effects.
had been troubled with dyspepsia about three years.
During tho warm season. and nj times, WA obliged TO give
up al attention TO business; and although had The advice
OF many COED physicians, l was confined for six weeks 10
the house, and continued to grow worse. until took your
medicine; | am now almost cured of every disagrecable
symptom. aud able to do business rs usual.
The whole credit of my restoration to health is due to
The Oxygeua,ed Biiters. Your obedient servant,
! ABNER SMITH, Central Square, East Boston
i-V@SErH w. FowLE IL CO., Boston, Proprietors. SOLD
by their agents everywhere.
For sale iu Richmond By PURCELL, LADp q Gu,
w. PETERSON aud ADlE l. GRAY, Druggists.
Aug 2-dlw
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BROGUEs, BROGUES 5000 pair
ID Richmond made Broaues, tor sale on accommoda'
,Ing farms Inv N DEVEREUX,
Leather Dealer, l32, Cary st.,
sao. O, .,s Retwoen lerh and 1ath alta
NU ONEY.-BUslNESs PAPER BOUGHT, or NO.
WI NEY LOANED on the same, at fair rates. Address
p r hox No 5T5 Post Office. Aug 5-3t'
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EUTT'Ek,Hh.


= WAN a. CO.'S
TRiUNPH4Nr!!
SWAN & CO.
CONTINUE TO DRAW A. USUAL without
INTERRUPTION.
SWAN IL CO.'S
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND AUTHORIZED BY
THE STATE OF GEORGIA
TIE LATE ATTEMPT TO INJURE
OUR FIRM HAS SHOWN
THAT OUR LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLY.
THAT OUR PRlZE ARE PAID P~UHCTUALLY;
n THAI OUR SCHkMES
ARE MORE LIBERAL THAN ANY OTHER OF
Terry IL THE WORLD!
nNHE following Schemes will be drawn by 8. SWAN 4 Co.,
i Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. In each 81
their single number Lotteries for AUGUST, ISIS, al
AUGUSTA, Ga, in public, under the superintendent of
Commissioners.
Class 27 draws on Saturday, August 7. SIS
Class 28 draw on Sntnrday, August a, 1855
Cluss 20 draws OH Saturday, August 81, 1S5
Class 30 draw. OIL Saturday. August 2S. 1855
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
so o TICkET-!
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HCSpRED AND EIGHrY-FIvE PRIEHs
Nearly one Prize TO every Nine Tickcts!l
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
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.,vr>T> OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
\ DgBILITY.-as old age come,

-. .. b-.i.s with i, many attendant iuhrmities.
,tc and weakness impair the health, and
makes the m!nd discontinued aud IN
ma where old age adds Its influence. il is
.,bI, 70 sdd vi.or and health. and although
ne H. hsvs been tried. all have failed, until
',,rs HOLLAND BlrTERS wcr. known and
.rc,r cas-, where they have been employed,
.rs;;,bly given strength and restored the ap-
--s, have. become q great agent for this alone,
I'D by many people who are suffering rom loss
- general debility. In cases OF long stand
4,....rs. they act MS a charm. iuvisoratine
,eu. .;vin. nature auo,hcr opportunity to
~ ,ncr .ics. see advertisement in another
.s! July 99-lw
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r% d SICK Z

cET ARE YOU SICK t-Then you cant be cured
too soon. Dom, delay until your complaint is incursbie,
and then mourn when it is too late. Four ff,hs Of all the
diseases which people the church yards, might be cured
by Ayers Cathartic Pills, if taken in season. Don't 20
dragging through the Spring. faint. sleepy aud listless.
because your blood is loaded with bile. Don't wenr the
headache, Heartburn, and their kindred disorders be
cause YOUR stomach IS foul. Don't parade yourself around
the world, covered with Pimples, Blotchcs, Ulcers: Sores.
and all or any of the unclean diseases OF the skin, be.
cause ycur system wants cleansing. Don't show yourself
about lean, haggard, all caved in, because your Stomach
and bowels need strengthening into healthy action
Ayers Pills set these things right ma surely as water
oueuche. ere. They purify the body aud blood. and re.
store their functions into healthy activity which you can
feel Ms quick as they are taken. They are the one great
medical wonder of the age, recognized By all who know
their virtues, and many thousands know them. Take the
Cherry Pectoral for Il Cough, and the Pills tor all dcrange-
ments requiring a purgstive medicine
Prepared by DIX. J. c. AVER, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold, in Richmond, by PURCELL, LADD g. Co., FISHER
& WESTON, w. PETERSON, DOVE d Co.. DUAL q NOR
ToS, and all druggists. July so-d&c2m
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ls-caaw,d. GoDprN & APPERsoN. austs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARli
IN GRRENBRiER COUNTY, NEAR To u WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS. CALLED JERICHO" cos.
1.TNtNf. MINI UIrSnRFn hrRES.

- = iAf"'' HbLt ~ '1sH
TANNING NINE HUNDRED ACRES.
q y trustee in u deed Of trust executed ~ Surnuel j.
"A LeAke and wife. bearing date November, lsST, duly
recorded In Greenbricr couI ~ court, shall, in execution
II the same, and with the concurrence and appreciation 81
aid L.rake. proceed 10 sell. ut public auction. on the PIE.
n,se.. on Tuesday, the oi'h day Of August, les. Lt ~
,'clsck, NJ, il fair. II not The uext tair day. the very vslu
able estate In Grecnbrier county, within ]. mics c; the
White Sulphur Springs, called Jericho" contHiuin: p0
qcres accordlog to a plat and survey ,O be exhibited 81
The time of sale. The tract Is well wsiered. Howard
creek running nearly through il tor about two mi IS, be
sides scvcral fine bold springs. About 400 hcre. u cleared
land, (of which about 200 acres are well set in clover au1
Ttnuthy) hne meadow land, equal Ia SHY in thst pan ui
the State. There are about go acres OF nm. creek fat
Ut which about 200 acres are cleared. There are also
about 400 acres oil beautiful table land OF which 2O scres
IRE cleared, and but little OF il too steep for cultivation.
and even that 10 timely tinbrred
On the tract there IS about 500 acres Ct heavily timber
I'd land. There is Il good mill seat upon the creek. Oh
which stood formerly a mill There 10 4 large quantity Of
sugar maple, white oak, hickory, white pine and walnut
on the place.
Tho improvements consist OF a large snd commodious
brick dwelling. with twelve rooms Just completed, built
of the best materials, a good stable, overscer 8 house. ana Is
sufficient number of good negro quarters, two me apple
orchards. bearing abundantly. a quantity Of fine liu-
stone, which having been tried, has been found 20 b. tie
only available lime stone in the vicinity.
The tract lies within one and a bali mllas OF The White
sulphur sprines, and within one mile Of the CovinC'ou
and Ohio Rail Road.
The manager, Mr.. Vance, will take pleasure In showing
the place 10 these Wishing 10 purchase. There ars on the
Farm eight OF ten valuable Slaves, which II Ia prosaolr
can be purchased along with the land.
The purchaser may, at his election, take all the growing
crops, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep. &c, NJ the arbitration
u be liked by two competent persona.
TERMS:-Oneiourth cash; balance one. two and 'hreo
wears. Tor bonds bearing interest, secured by n trus, deed
N. y. kEAHE, Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIs & APPERsoS. Aucts.
July 23-cids
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S

FEMALE FHlIES.
4NHIS invaluable medicine lie untniling in the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases Incident TO
he female constitution.
II modcratcs ali excuses, and removes all distractions,
rom whatever cause. and n speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARKED LADIES
{, Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in n short time, bring on
he monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pllls should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS. as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage; but ut every other time
,nd IN every other case, they are perfectly snfe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain In
he Back and Limbs, Heaviness. Fatigue on slight exer
coa, Palpitation Of the Heart. Lowness of spirits. Hys-
'-rics, Sick Headache, Whites, and all The painful Diseases
IccAsioned By \ disordered system, these Pills will effect
1 cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be- carefully preserved.
A bottle containing so pills, and encircled with the Tow.
rrnmcnt Stamp of Great Britain. can BE- sent post free for
81 aud 6 postage stamps.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for V~irginia-PUR
CELL. LADD L. CO, w. PETERSON, and DUVAL d.
norton. March l6-ly.
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packages OF ~ whole tickets
~ Half
~ Quarter
A. In I.t.l,l

AZ
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money 10 our address for the tickets ordered,
IN receipt OF which they will be forwarded by hrt mall.
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent TO pur.
:hasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post office. county and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is d drawn and payable IL
mll without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 1000 and under, paid Immediately AZ.
or the drswing-other prizes At the usual time OF thirty
lays. All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
S. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta, Ga,
AN have their orders filed, and save time, by addressing
:. Swan & Co., at either of those cities.
~ A list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
shecl, with the amount Of the prize that each oneis entitled
%, will be published after every drawing, In the following
,spers: Augusta (Geo.) Constituencies, New Orleans
Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville
iazette, Atlanta lnt.lllgencer, New York Weekly Day
Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New.York
Dispatch, P~aulding (Nliss) Clarion and Little Rock ark
True Democrat. July rs
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[IF OF Valuable LAND IN CUMBER-

,,s.;.n,e 4 "a decree OF the Circuit Court of Cum
,.L,.l. rendered ut the August term, ls5S. in the
I GOODMAN ". Goodman, ! shall, on TUESDAY, the
,yyf Agsus,. l-S. If fair. il NOT, the next fair day,
Es:-,a!.r., OAR tor sale. II, auction, the tract OF land
/, :. Il. late Ta2mas A. Goodman resided. i; lies III
E,e,...! county, abou, six miles from the Court
4. 20 :te South OF the road leading TO Richmond, con.
!, ,sog; $40 acres of superior quality. A considera'
[~,ro:oi.oa Of this Tract is low grounds. lying on little
Esa Geek. ;re- from ireshes. and rich and fertile.
-f- {, Oh u. tract IA two story dwelling house. con
~ fgo:n.. recently a;,ed up. The servants houses,
[ NJ. Al: tobacco barns, are very good.
1 4. s3cm .h., n tract OF Land 30 desirable is in mar
&. ,- sll J- on credi,. The terms will be more
t...,, made Known Oh The day OF sale, and will be
|x-g Satin. 10 purchasers
MERlWETHER GOODMAN.
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NJOTICE-I have taken the Store, tor many years &C.
cupied by the late VIM. J. Smith, on 18Th street. oP.
posi,s the Exchange Hotel, and two doors above the store
Of Vim. Holt Richardson.
Having bought Mr.. Smiths entire Stock and Fixtures,
I am prepared, and will be pleased to furnish bis and my
own customers and friends with any orders they may DC
pleased to favor me with, assuring them that they VIII re-
ceive rompt and special attention. ! respectfully eohcit q
call. WIN. ALLEN, Merchant Tailor.
Aug 3-dlm Agent for VIM. /. Allen
have appointed WILLIAM ALLIES my Agent ana At UG
BUSINESS. ,,,,
Richmond. August 9, 1888. w. j. ALLtf
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IT. RELIEF q MAN AND BEAsT.-THE
H~ORSEMAN'S HOPE FARMERS FRlEND.-DR.

trial of this preparation in various parts OF the country
proves this to be one of the most valuable remedies ever
offered for Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sprains, Swelines.
Frosted Feet, Te.ter and Ring Wcrm, Pimples, Pains in
the Back, Breast, &c. in man-nnd Tor h rses ctie ,,ualIy
cures Old and Fresh Wounds. CUTE, Sprains, Strains,
Evil, Grease, l.unps. Scratches, Thrash. Calls Swelling
and Stiffness OF Joints. &c. And the proprietors conf
IDENTIFY challenge the word to produce ito equal.
Prepared by N. r.. BuKrOS ot Philadelphia.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO, Richmond and by
Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United States.
Inly l5--lY
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~ HOsTETTEK's BirTERs.--The Grea

Drawback to persons emigrnting to the extreme Western
country, is the great fear they have OF Fever and Aeue-.
the most direfuI of all diseases. Every day we hear Of
persons attacked By this disease and made helpless in a
short time, without any means OF aiurding relief. In view
OF the great demand for a re- nedy. Dr. HosTETrKR has
presented his celebrated "Blttcrs. whose curative powers
Tor all diseases OF the stomach have been universally ac'
knowledged. The Bitters, prepared after a long experience
and deep study. have received the encomiums OF the most
eminent physicians. as well rs all classes, from every
par, of our country. TO those who iouot their many
virtues. all we can say is, TO try them, and Judge for them
selves, respectively.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. aud by ~HOSTETTER
e. SMITH Sole Proprictors, - Water aud 50 Front SITS,
Pittsburs, Pa. July 26-d&cwst
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1. VI SINGER Il co.'s PATENT
SEWING MACHINES,

)FFIcH FOR THE STATE OF VIRGisIA, No. pit, MAIN
STREET, RICHMosD
HsHE great popularity Of There Machines may be read,
lily understood when the fact is known, that any good
t.male operator can earn with ono Of them one THOU
SAND DOLLARS 4 YEAR. To every Tailor, seam'tre's,
Jressnaker aud family in the country, these Machines
would be invaluable.
/. NJ. Singer d. Co Gazette, a beautifully illustrated
paper, is just published, and expl Inns all particulars
bout Sewing Machines 1t will be given gratis to all
Who apply for 1t by letter, Or in person.
Muy lift NJ SINGER a. co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-06
WORF Nav GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
0\IOs. r. PRICE, & CO, by receipts within the psst
4 few days. have replenished their stock In mnny DE
,criptions Of Fancy Goods, suited TO the present ara A.
preaching season Among them
Travelling Poplins, Tusters. Dcbsg-.. &c
Linen and Cambria Sets
Thread Lace Collars
French worked do
Black BonbaziDcs; Chanies
Colored Lawns at &c, and higher
Black Lace Mitts. long and short
Hoop skir's in variety
Nansooks; Jaconets
Linen Cambric and Hemsttched Handkerchief
Hosiery OF every grade. &c.
In silks, SILK Robe, Berage Robes. Orgsndies. -nt
Fancy Lawns, they have a full and attractive supply.
which they are closing out ut unusually low prices
Aug THOS. r PRICE & CO.