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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

ACCIDENT FROM CARgLessNEss.-Mrs. Everhard, of
Albany, n. Y, who had rheumatic affection in
her arms, was advised to rub them with camphene,
While engaged in doing 30, Thursday night, few
drops fell on the stove and took fire in nome Mt
she was enveloped in flames. She was burnt Sc.
Verely, but will probably survive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

HoMEPATHY.-An extraordinary trial has opened
in the first civil chamber, in Paris. Twelve homee.
pathIc doctors have commenced action for &c.
600 francs damages from allopathic medical
journal. for attack upon their system of medi-
cine. 1t is she virtues Of that system which they
desire to establish, and not pecunary claim, for
they promise to give the money to the poor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

CLOTHING -CL0THIHd.-Wc have
~ on hand fue Black Cloth Ffoeks and Dress
Goats do Cashmere Pants end Vests: rich Velvet
Fancy and BLACK Vests; also, large supply of Ser.
wants Closhing Persons in want ot the above goods
Will call on pARkAC0TF. HARRIS u co,
Successors to Merchant, EeiaXer Co,
No "a No liz Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

John McEwin, late Mayor of NashyiIle. Tenn
aud former editor of the Gazette of that city, died
on the Sd Inst Ni'' A's@
Rev. Joseph poihill, of Burke county. Ga. died
window D'S.'
anthony Burns is In Boston, endeavoriug to
rsise shbicieht funds to complete his education
he 10 studying at Cincinnati.
convention of coiored men. for the State of
ohio, have resolved that it the Dred Scott dees.
ION ~ TO prevail colored men are abeolyed from
allegiance TO the Cover nment.
rev Orleans parsrs state that the aggregate
receipts OF the products of the Mississippi Valley.
Of that port, for the year, will more than double
that Of last year.
Rev, Father Roddan, a we'll known Catholic
priest OF Boston, died on the lst inst.
Senator Simmer writes from Paris that he viii
hos take his seat until January.
Mrs Catherine N. Sinclair (late Mrs. Forrost)
sno nsr sister, Miss Annie Sinclair, returned 20
new York b. the last steamer
The Matches Free Trader places the name OF Hon
Albert daiiatin Brown, ef hississippi, AZ the
head ofits columns AZ the Democratic CANDIDATES
for the Presidency In 1860.
4 bill has been introduced In the legislsturs of
Georgia abollshiug the retail sale pf lianor.
The were SIC deaths IN Eew York last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

ESCAPE FROM JafL.--Two prisoners, Green Jones,
and s.John smith," escaped from the Jail in Wythe'
willie, Va, last week, by burning the lock on Their
cell door with a red hot poker, and then letting
Themselves ont Of window with bed cord
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

FArAL ACCIDENT. Mrs. f. G. McCieiland of Mont
gomery, Ala, died on the ID inst, from burns re-
ceived by her clothes taking fire while she was re-
clning ou:a sofa near the fire place. She was for
merfy resident of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

GoLp IL NORTH CARoLINA.-A new and valuable
geld mine Is said to have been recently discovered
in MONTGOMERY county, n. c., from which the
owner, at en- expense of $500, secured $50 900
worth of gold III three months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
HUaIUHed CARDS.

II g. SLAUGHTER,
IL ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MRMPHIs, TKNrEWER.
Particular attention give 70 all Oh Inns snd
cities.
Memphis. Tenn, Oct. 2s. 1888. no l3-3m
UHRfsTOP'R G. N RAE hosC0E b. HEATH.
NFcRAE d HEATH,
Iva ATTORNEYS At Law.
Richmond Fugfnia,
Practice In all the Courts held In ths city Of kch
mond. and in the counties of Henrico and Chester
field.
HA- Ofiee on Bank ST.. In 9oddn's Building.
G. G. McRAE will DO found, in the afternoon. at
hia ala nifica In Manchestar. no lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

FORGERY OF AUsTRIaN BANK NorEs-The
'.Snisse," OF Berne, announces that the police of
Saint Gall have just made very important cap
ture in the person of native of Baden, who has
Just returned from New York, with an American
passport. He was arrested Oh a charge OF issuing
false Austrian paper money. On his being search.
ed there Were found bank notes of ali countries
which, itaprears, intended to serv az speci4
mems for carrying manufacture of forged
notes in America on a la, ga scale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

TRIAL OF ENGrNEs.-At decent trial of four
crack" fire engines in New Orleans, Jefferson.
No: ~ threw the farthest yater-two hundred
ana seven feet two inches Tile others threw over
one hundred aud eighty feet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

MvRpEs.--At peytona, in Boone county, Va,
last week, two men, Ballard and Walden, took
man by the name of McCann and held him under
the water In the river until he was dead They
were arrested and are now confined in Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

BODY RECOVERED The body of the
negro man, drowned at Rockets last Saturday,
has been recovered The unfortunate fellow, after
falling into the river Wis speedily drawn beneath
vessel lying at the wharf, and instantly perish"
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BELLEVUE HOspITAL.--This Institu-

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.--This Instita-
~ .ion which has been in successful operation fer
CnUBcn HiLL, rio iMosp, VA.
In deliShtfui airy position and II faFnishsa Win
every convenience conducive to the comfort CT ps-
sients and the successful treatment OF dises~
II has lately undergone extengye repairs ROOM
have boon nicely furnished suitable TO The accom-
snofation OF gentlemen who may md " iseohf~
rieat 20 be treated at their private lotgtnga.
PsEficular attention will be paid TO TIE tp'Hg''
wards, which are peculiarly Cotpmeaices.
TERMS:
ieyahls on As remenalq a thc IstfsTs3
White patiensn, per r,.....'''sss
toipred do, ..,.,.......~~.s .a,...s..
Private H90trs. ..s.....s....,-SI 10 go
So City aceeptances required fcr patients from
the country unless where the rtytips are kneTh y
one Of the Physicians f the Hoapitsl:
anee. Nursing and Medicine. fy m aTrsnseMenas
with the InistuAaSy of the Medical College, sfaan
National fee, ranging from 81 % 80, VIII re enas
ed for Surgical cases. Tho particular sum may %
sscertaned beforehand By application to enc o. sae
attending physicars.
No small scx admitted.
No patient received 81. loss than weak,
The upaerstsaaed viii give their revsorA s'iet'
ton to all PATIENTS placed In their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON N. pa
Grace seroet. between 9TH andssn.
THOMAS POLLARD. n. H.,
Eaaepept of the powhatan House.
0. A. CRENsHAw. u.
Franklin So. next door below Txtnisy uhnreh'
wM. w. PARKER, n. p.
Law Binding, Franklin street. next deos 20 Sss%
rHos. N, NIXON. NJ. D. Resident rhysieian
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

Hoo SHiPMENTs-Drriug last week the shipments
OF hogs eastward from Bristol, Tenn, was ouly
about fifteen hundred head, and the total for the
season has not been halfso great up to the same
time last wear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
NOOD ADVICE FOR MARRIED FOLKS

~ AND THOSE WHO WANT TO BE.
If you want to see fun ia the married state,
You must get for your wife, for start,
What she wants to keep house with please don't
you wait.
IF you do, she will think it right hard.
of course you must go and buy you such stuff:
Such as China ard Glassware and Clock,
Some hsiees and some Spoons, you cannot let
off,
And Tea Trays and all of such stock.
TO get your supply of all what you need,
at a price far much cheaper than cheap,
Call in at sCHAaPS Store, corner Broad and
Third streets,
Where all of such things they do keep.
Don't forget to call at SCHAAP 4 cos,
&C 80 Corner Broad and Third streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
LAND FOR SALE-W,

are authorised to offer for sale privately. tract
of TlMBEkkD LAND. located in the county az
Chesterfield. on the Richmond and Danyiile Rail-
road, nine miles from tbs city OF Richmond and 81
or miles from James river. The tract CONSISTS Oh
some o2o Acres Of original growth of oak pine 1c
II = believed thstthe stave aud pine timber alone
would pay the nree asked for the land The tract
Atoms me Lands OF Messrs Geo Tinsley. II w Fish
sonrne farm. owned BY Mrs Murchie. A plat efrba
Land may DO aeon at the ofiice OF Mesers BuFOtlT
furnished. ~-s na gT-imS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

GOVERNMENT CONTRACT FoR OlL.-Daniel Fisher e.
Co, OF Edgartown, Mass have been awarded the
c'ntrscs to supply the general government with
sixty thousand gallons of iefi ned water snerm oil
at 81 2l3l cts. per gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

STecK KILLED.-The wood train, on the Va. &
Tenn. X. X. going West, on Wednesday morning
last, ran over aud killed. near Liberty, Bedford
Hopkins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

CoSvIeTIoS.-Eii Satterfed has been coavictad
IN Marion county, Va, Of the voluntary man.
slaughter" CT Josias C. Miller, and sentenced to
three years in the penitebtiary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

The SOUTHERN CITIZEN. The 1rst number OF this
weekly newspaper, now trauspianted from KNOX
Vile, Tennessee, to Washington city, made It's ap-
pearance there Saturday morning. The PUBLISH
ers are Messrs. Jehn Mitchell aud VIM. q. Swan;
the editor ia.chief, Mr.. Mitchell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

Mr.. PAuLsES.-An item. clipped from the Dubuque
Journal, inform that Mr. paulsen has lately &C.
compIished in that city, the extraordinary feat of
playing fifteen simultaneous games without sight
OF boards men! The games contended
against some. of the strongest players of The
club. This wonderful exhibition was commenced
at two,and with the iaterval of teacontinued until
ten o'clock. In this time some twenty five moves
were made, and in every instance but one, which
might have been draw, he had the advantage
Had the game been concluded, he must have
achieved a victory over all the other PLAYERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

Tar TEA TRApE.-The following paragraph Is
from letter of DR.. Wentworth, dated at Fuh
Chau, September3
The waves of the last years monetary crash
have dashed against our shores. Scores Of ships
have lain idle in our harbors, for three and four
mouths together, thing unprecedented in the
trade with China. The natives eann5t understand
why buyers are willing to give only half as much
fol- teas as they did last year. Exchange is near
~ at par, aud teas cheaper in New York than on
the Bohea Hills
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

PARIS GosslP-The whole Of the diplomatic
aud aristocratic world are qaite en i air with the
excitement produced by the IN fortunate delalca.
ton OF the young Prince de P, which mas beer
vatnly hushed up for the last fortnight by the d.
plomates. but which has got abroad through an.
other channel, which diplomacy has much to do
in all countries and which has generally been the
means Of suffering the most important secrets 10
float out into the sea of publicity. It is most
likely that you should be aware already of the main
facts of the CAGE through the journals. The En-.
press of Russia had dispatched to the Queen of
Portugal suit of silver sabes, with other rich
aud costly presents worthy TO be transferred from
70 crow ed head TO ano her. The beare- Of these
treasures was great favo,ite and protege of the
Emperor Alexander; his mother is high in Office
about the person Of the Empress: aud the
Mission upon which he was thus sent was con.
sidered as merely an excuse for loading him with
honors and favors upon his return But the
youth has never got further than Parish Here he
still lies. chained and bound in the rosy letters OF
the Comtesse de Caumartin; and quite content so
TO remain, rs long that lady will consent
20 tight n the letters which bind him closer
to her side. 1t was, them in the s!ken net thrown
Thy one OF the syrens that the young Prince p
was induced TO throw the sable muff and Victoria
destined for the Queen of Portugal, always he
says with the full convicsio that he wonld he
enabled TO replace them by writing to his mother
at st. Petersburg. But his CONSERVATION NAV
be imagined when he was told that no money
could replace that peculiar silver sable: and i,
was just becauseit was unique that it had been
sent as a present to the Queen of Portugal The
Ambassador has been called in; but the fair
ootnlesse denes him' she wW rot give up the val.
liable furs, but willingly consents TO return the dia
monds, which not considering of sufficient value
to wear she had placed the dial plate Of the
clock which orpanepted her dressing room The
Emperor has been applied to in this ilemma;bus he
could only reason with laughing philosophy upon |
the matter; que routezuouS search the Countess |
strong box; you will find far other treasures than
poor marten skin; you will find there, Monsieur
An bassadeur, the earrings brought by the Sire
oe 1oinvie from his captivity at the crusades, and
whom they had been sent as ransors you will find
the diamond of Chalus, until now kept as heirloom
n the highest family Of France, with which the
Countess buttons the collar of her dressing gown
The shares in all the principal public undertak.
ngs; the mortgage deeds of the first estates in
he country-will all be found there. You must
ny fair means to obtain your ends with the lady.
or even justice lifts her bandeau at her co mmapd"
fou can Imagine the sensation caused by the
vent amongst the ladies of all classes in Paris
ftlTiS cor. Eost0n Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

HEALTH can only be preserved py great
care during such disagreeabe spells Of weather
as the preseut. ALMOST every day We hear of one
or more cases of pneumonia, contracted by unue-
eosssry exposure and many of them have proved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

LOCKED UP-Jacob Uilnan, charged
with assaulting and beating Sarah f. Ellis, and
disturbing the neighborhood in which he lives,
was committed by the Mayor yesterday, in defanlt
of bail for his good behavior.
The ALARM or FIRE at half past /
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, was caused by the
partial burning OF timber in a dryisg kiln at J.
Dunlap & Co.'s barrel factory, corner of 10th and
Byrd streets. Loas small
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

TO LEASE.-The vacant grounds, be-
LONGING 70 ma. on tLs North margin IL the
lneck. VIII oe leased pr three or hve years. The
porariy located this lease expires with this ycar)s
larKs. ana we'll suited for : 1umbaf coal o. wood
yard. aud 10 also II the lot on the opposite SIDE 81
I5ih street For terms, Apsly TO Mr. Jaasoe r. Kee-
see 81 his office. on East sie Of 18th street. between
Main and cary street.
no 23-dlm RAC0N TAFT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

DISAPPEARANCE OF ''THE HERMIT OF THE poxp
MOUNTAIN. A few weeks since we published a
description of the singular life of Wiburn Waters.
the Hermit of the Pond Mountain, in Wssb;,a,
10, county, We. The Abingdon virriDian has the
following account of his disappearance:
Poor HIiburn. has get his last trap, and can.
tared his last bear. On Friday, the 18th nit. tho
snow being some inches deep and atill falling he
came upon the trail of the largest bear that had
ever been seen in the White Top region. TWAS So
large, that he was unwilling, as had been his Gus
tom for long series Of years, to go In pursuit
alone, and he procured tho company Of A neipbbor
They followed the track in the snow. untii thew
came to that dismal and almost termina hie
hammock known as the Wilson Lqurel. ON the
head waters OF Wilson creek, in the upper end
OF Grayson. Bat few men have penetrated
this dismal and dangerous hammock, and Wilburn
was the only man VINO was ever known to ira yerse
1t in winter. At this point, his friend refused to
proceed. Attera parey, they agreed to separate
20 meet that night at cabin few miles off. VIII
burn plnnsing into the wilderness, and his friend
making for the cabin. From that moment Will
burn has not been seen by mortal man. Whether
torn TO pieces and devoured by the bear or freez-
ing TO death in that vast solitude, is not known
He was very ventursome, aud tho rupposition is
that In attempting to rescno his dogs attack ed
thu bear with a tomahswk, as he had often done
before, and felt victim in the struggle At al,
events, he bad not returned on Friday last two
weeks after his dsappsarance and the fear is that
he has 'shuffied of this mortal coil" aud that his
bones are bleaching where his only renujem " IN
be sung by the wild winds of winter and howl of
the wild beast. Since tho shove was written We
learn that Wnburn heard his dogs in coDilict
with the BEAR aud that he rnshed In to their aid
One of the dogs subsequently, returned terribly
lacerated, which leaves but little doubt of the
masters fearful fate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

tHR IELEGRApH.-A new leiss I'd th line between
haieigh' n. T. and doidsboro', has just been con-
p.esed AID put iu operation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

THE SUBSCRIBER, in consequence of
l. continued illhealth, has determined to sell his
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MAEUFAUToRf
lot 30 By 100 feet on Cary street. between 9th and
10th streets and are especially adapted to this bust
ness The Machinery is nearly new. and carried By
u sixteen hcrse power Engine, all in perfect order
This establishment enjoys an extensive patronage,
and offers rare opportunity to those who may be
inclined to engage in q sure and profitable business
Terms accommodating.
3n--3Di- IL BALDWIN.
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Persons going TO Richmond via this iine will reach
Petersburg in time for the mail train of the Rich.
mond asd Petersburg Road, which leaves Peters
burg at 5-45 NJ.
Persons going West by the Southshie Road will
have TO remain all night in Petersburg and take the
mail train which leaves at $50 4 NJ, the next morn
ing.
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond viii
arrive in Petersburg by the mail train of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road in time TO breakfast in
Petersburg, and then to take the cars fer Norfolk
leaving at NJ.
Person coming from the Southwest by the South
Side Road. will arrive in Petersburg at 5 80 M in
time to get breakfast before departure of the Norfolk
cars at
Persons wishing to go on North from Norfolk may
do 60 by either the Bay Line steamers, the steam
ship Line for New York, which leave Norfolk the
former, daily. Sundays excepted, at 40 L IA and
the latter Semtweekly, Wednesdays and Saturday
No train Will be run on Sunday.
Fare from Norfolk TO Petersburg, straight
Do Return ticket, good for days. 5 20
This train will stop only at Regular Stations to
take in and put off passengers.
WILLIAM MALONE.
Engineer and Superintendent & PR X.
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49, FOR RENT.-The residence Of the
III late David NJ. pulliam, in Manchester, is for
rent, with garden attached, the remainder OF this
and the ensuing year. ANY information concern
ing the same can DO had by calling
PULLlAM Il BELTS,
an its Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond.
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CRATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS OF
"a SH0VELS, T0NGS and POKERS.-I have for
sale elegant assortment OF all kinds of Crates,
including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets OF Shovels, longs and
Pokers Seven different sizes of coal Scuttles cinder
Shovels. FIRE Shoyels: handsome Stands for Shovels
and Pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmang;
Brick; fire Slabs and Jams; sets of Soap Stone foT
setting up Crates; Tavern ard Church Bells, OF
want of any of the above articles be Supplied
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the above de-
scrption at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE ana FENDER MANUFACTORY, No 225
Main street. between Sth and 9th streets. West SIDE
Richmond, Va
au Idly &. ID. DENOON.
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NV Observation-Disclosures John Darby has
recently Invented an instrument for determining
theamount OF impnrity In the air Of any given
locality. He calls his invention the saIiasnlome.
ter" Tho Tuskegee Gala Republican, 10 notieiax
Il, says: "fhe manner In which the mia smometsr
acts, u oy causing definite amennt of air 10 pass
through . measured quantity Of Darby's disinfscss
Ing faid This fnid instantly begins to lose i'm
color when the slightest organic impurity 4
brought In contact With 1t. 1t thus affords thu
moss delicate Of al possible tests and one which
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V60n REWARD.-JEFFRIES' An

WNE Ul Ne EFFEIES' AN-
spsIOO TID0TE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of Gonorrhoea, elect, Structures, and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy without the least
restriction of Diet drink, exposure change in sp-
ptication to business. The proprietor cbal enges
single case of recent Gonorrhoa which the mixture
will net cure, Inder forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will rsd
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in from two ten days
and as it neither creates nausea nor ofends TIA pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation In diet or
interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep heal
thy digestion, the Nuisance ia thus removed as
speedily as 10 consistent with the production of
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and no injurious effect, either
constitntianslly or locally, can be caused By its
use.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New Yofk @
Ring, No 49, Broadway. corner OF John street.
TR CAILENDEk, corner of 3i and Walnut SITS,
agent for Philadelphia.
Sold By FISHER WINSTON,
fe 22-dIy Richmond Va.
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ioTsoF oSIoss.-over 10000 bushels of onions
nave oeen shipped from the town Of tiuiiford
lonn., during the past month
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T .ONGWORTH's PURE OHIO CA

T .ONdWORTH'S PURE OHIO Ca
IA TAwBA BRANDY. CINCINNATI, OHIO -
This Brandy hiss been manufactured for several
years from the pure juice OF the Catawba Grape.
thus aordDg additional evidence OF the progress OF
American enterprise aud industry. and OF our abii'
ity 10 produce articles sc home equal 70 those made
by any other nation.
TheOHI0 CArAWBA BRANDY not only equals
but ZxcELs the best imported Rrandies, 10 purity
and flavor. 1t is in fact the best Brandy known. II
ia a sovereign and cure cure for Dyspepsia, flatn-
lency, Cramp Cholic, Languor, Low Spirits, Gene
Il Debility, &c. No family should be without IT,
letaii price 81 % per bottle. -
Sole agent for Richmond and vicinity. W PETEG'
SON. successor 10 alex Dnyal i55 Main street cor.
forward their orders.
BY calling on the above agent tbs public can &c:
q small battle gratuitously, to test the article.
sc l3--d&cwSrn
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BRAZILIAN FEEBLE

Sea1aDsnsEaszniaa ia JsH 1rnb6 6l.
CAN 7s1s Main eet--I have opened a new lot az
tire concave and convex ground Brazilian pebbjs
GLASSES in Gold and Steel frames.
Ienarantee to suit. With the@s superior Glasses.
any person to whose vision optical aid can be a..
piled.
The public are requested to call ard examine
Brazilian Pebble end other Glasses filled in old
frames. A p IAHsKK
NOS 7Sl< Main street