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hAStili Another Cure Of Dyspepsia, Pal.
rlFATloN AND FLCTTERING OF r II +
TAsHiSsroS, Fayetts co. G

WAsHissToN, Fayetts CO., 0hio,t
June 22. 1859. (
HsssYs. Mestimsr 4 MesrbYay-~Dear Sus: take
thss method 10 say to yeu and the public that |
have tried HAMfT0N'S VEGETABLE TING
TCRE IN a case of Dyspepsia, and have never. I'm
twenty years. found any medicine To equal il. was
30 badly atfcted that had To quit work by reason
of Pslpltston and Flattering of the Heart One
bottle oi the TINCTURE perfectly relieved me.
fcurs, with respect,
. - .p IAcpB srevER.
TAI and get iamphets. and sec cafes Of Cough,
rheumatism. Sernfnia, &c. AS restorative and
IrvlsoTatoT it has been highly re commended.
Hundreds WILL testify Of cures themselves and
friends. after all otner remedies have failed
FEMALES AND cHiLDREN.-This Tlncture
will I've found great medicine for all their Diseases
~ Call and get Pamphlets and zee cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD L CO., Richmond !;
b, DIR. COOKE, FrederickShnIg; by III the Drug
gists IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six hotties
S.. jy l6-d&wts
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Pretty Car.-The workmep at the shops of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, are just completing a new
mail car for that road, which, for neatness,
strength and convenience, cannot easily be
surpassed. Through the poiiteness of Captain
Gentry, we were enabled to examine the coach
thoroughly, and have no hesitation in saying
that it is as well put up, in every respect. any
we ever saw manufactured at the North. Mr.
Redford the foreman, assures us that the home
made coaches are more durable than any the
company has ever imported from the North,
and that it has been built of the best materials
and at less cost.
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A DETERMINED SuIcIDE.-Constant Court
land, q native of France, committed snicide in
New Orleans on the i4th inst, while insane.
About ten o'clock, while he and his wife were
in bed, he started mp and cried that some per-
sons were going to kill him. He then seized
q knife and attempted TO kill himself, but was
prevented by his wife. Foiled in tins way, he
dashed ont Of the door and threw himself into
the gutter, which then contained about three
feet deep Of water. His wife called for assis-
tanee and q neighbor went 10 her aid, and be-
tween them they succeeded in dragging
Courtlaud into the house. While she was
shutting the door. however, he escaped again,
throwing himeeif into the gutter. This time
there was method in his madness, for while
he put his head under the water, be clutehed
the grass and weeds beside the gutter with
death.like grasp, and ali exsrtiens were fruit
less to drag him again from his suicidal pur-
pose and he was drowned.
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RECEPTION OF MAYOR MAYO IN BosToN-
Joseph Mayo, Esq, Mayor of Richmond and
a member Of the Richmond Commandery of
Knights Templar, arrived in Boston on Sat
urday, and received many attentions at the
hands of his brother Templars of the De
Molay and Boston Encampments. His care
and attention of the he Molay Encampment,
during the recent visit South of the Templars,
will never be forgotten. On Saturday after
noon Mr.. Mayo was invited, by Mayor Lin
coin, TO visit Deer Island, where the boys
cheered, and DR.. Moriarty gave hospital
welcome In the evening Mr.. Mayo visited
Gllmore's concert at the Music Hall, accom-
panied by VIM. Parkman, Esq, and other
Templars. After the concert, the band sere-
naded Mr.. Mayo at the Revere House Mayor
Lincoln introduced the Richmond Mayor TO
the crowd who thronged the square, and the
latter gentleman spoke as follows, according
to the report in the Gazette:
Gentlemen Although find myself in an
other latitude from the city of Richmond, yet
l feel that one and all are my tellow-citiZens,
for thank God that the Constitution of this
Confederacy of States enables me to address
you fellow-citiZens, for we live under one
flag and one Constitution. (Cheers.) For the
first time l find myself in the city of Boston,
and the cordial manner in which have been
received ] do not attribute to any personal
merit, but as q demonstration of affection to
the Union, and Il recognition that the same
banner floats in protection over the humblest
citizen. come from what State he may. I come
from Southern Stale. IA yoice-You are
none the less welcome l thank you, gentle
men, for this assurance, which l have already
realized, and l also thank God that we are
brothers. and united in the same political des-
tiny. (Cheers.)
l do not propose to make 4 speech. The
notes with which Mr.. q ilmore has been pleased
to honor me, have been fam iliar to my ears,
and I assure You that / thank him and yon,
for by this recognition Massachusetts and Nir-
ginia have been made more dear IL my heart.
/ have not been q stranger by inclination, and
| rejoice to see you face TO face. l regret my
stay is short, and with sincere and grateful
heart bid You good night. (Cheers.) May
ask Mr.. Gilmore to favor me with "Aitid Lang
Syne,'' which should like to hear.
The band then played the air and concluded
with go carry me back to Old Virginia AT
ter this the band paid their compliments to
His Honor, and after a few national airs. took
| their leave few minutes before midnight
| Boston Herald.
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~ ITeeth-The Cheonla stic Pro.


Ckss.-G. W. JONES. DENTIST. having purchased
the syrsastte rgghf for the above mode oi making
TEETH, and after gstnr and testing 10 in the most
dIcah cases, tcbeye othsy plates had Jaiiei. rs
ifrsis satisfied of ais absolute superiority the
geld, silver and platna method; therefore, with
confidence, recommend II to all who may desire full
partial sets of teeth. and especially to saeh as
mag GtSsafisfed NTH those they HSiHg.
In This process. nil of the objections To the gold
paEe are renoVcdthe suction beng pezfsef secures
ceuaft and ssa1tlify the fit, and the teeth being
embodied in the metal, the food is excluded from
uhdeT between them: they arc, therefore, clean
er, smoother. and in every respect better. In con
ffauence OF the petcct Rtaptat.on ut the plate to
ts ioaEa. aI.G the suction thereby secured he can
insert one more teeth WtthoHt clasps. and IN all
cases guarantee n perfect and satisfactory mt.
This method having been adopted and comme nd
ed by those standing highest in the professoni
North and South, testimonials VIII be gwen and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire to see
them. The otd plates of those wishing tr exchange
the old method for the aew, will he taken IN part
pay. VIII. Of course, make TEETH the old
mode for those who may prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and sently done and teeth ex-
traCted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. 7-1y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IA Bakers Premium Bitters. cad the
following certificate from Minister Of the .sospei.
well known in Norfolk and the counties 81 tastsIfn
Vlrsnia. in repard to the efficacy Of BAKERS
PREMIUM BITTERS: r, (. ,s.a :.
TR. r4sEa~near slr. take pleasure ~ Hsing
hs About two wears 30. wife. alter sleadiRs 10
the eatreates ef friends, aud submitting to long
course Of medicine without dong her any sond,
proposed 80 n3e 10 hay hsr bottle ot yoar BIT
TIERS. boesht a botile--she took IT, aud IN con-
sequence of it's favorable effects purchased anos
thas. THIS second hottie Is about one third fun
now. Sonr BiTTERS have done what the other
medicines failed to do-etteet epRg.
Yours. respectfully, H. AsaRs.
Fer sale hs Massrs. AnfE 4 GRAY, PT RCELL,
bApD & Co, FISHER & WINSTON, and by
Virginia. For orders, address H. BAK ER, Pro-
rffeinr. RsnhnIand. Va.
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Stedling.-A drunken, worthless free negro,
called Susan Selden, a resident of Theatre al
ley, made her appearance before the Recorder
yesterday, to answer the charge of stealing
S4.25 from James Garnett, slave to Backner
Trayillion, on the 22d inst. An associate of
Susan.lswore that she saw the accused take a
purse from the top of 4 chicken coop, where
Jim said he left it, and that the money, or
rather So of it, was shown to her but this
statement Susan pronounced to be lie, and
used such insulting and impudent language,
that the investigation was postponed until to-
day. and the prisoner ordered below to receive
dose of twenty stripes for her conduct in
(,ourt
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Fruit Nnrseries.-In the immediate vicinity
of Richmond are a number of nurseries where
the choicest fruit trees are reared, and yet,
strange to say, Virginia farmers prefer send
ing to the North and paying from thirty to
sixty per cent. more for young trees and scions,
to buying them at their own doors. Why is it
that our people have such an itching for every
thing northern! Is it because nothing good
can come from elsewhere Or is it because they
would rather encourage strangers than their
friends and neighbors Politicians may pirate
of our independence, but until we learn to
encourage the productions of home, our me-
chanics, manufacturers, stock-raisers and ag-
riculturists need never hope to compete sue
cessfully with the great and growing North.
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STRUCK By LIGHTNING.--The San Antonio
(Texas) Herald says About two week ago,
three gentlemen, living on the Hondo, went
out hunting horses. Their names were Jos.
McMaster and two brothers by the name of
McCombs When about fifteen miles from
home, and all of them squatted down, watch
ing mustangs, a flash of lightning struck them,
setting fire to the clothing of two of them, and
shooting one of their guns. The lightning
stunned the whole Of them severely, so that Il
is not known how long they remained insensi-
ble When the two McCombs came to their
senses. McMaster was so badly burned that
they left him for dead, and went home for relief
The neiehbors went for McMaster next morn
ing. and found him still alive but horribly
burnt. He was taken home and lived some
twelve days. when he expired.
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REMARKABLE CASE OF REsUsCITATIoN-A
Model Coroner.-The Boston Journal Of the 10Th
inst. has the following:
Yesterday afternoon q boy six years old,
named Michael Collins, fell from one of the
New York Cantral Railroad bridges at South
Boston, into the water, and was supposed to
have drowned. After the boy had been under
the surface of the water about twenty min utes,
a Mr.. Ash 1--WE have not his Christian nancy
succeeded in bringing him to the shore, ap-
parently lifeless. Coroner Fogg was called to
view the body. which he did in the capacity of
Coroner, and considered an inquest unneces-
sary, but in less time than it occupied III re-
cording the fact, he set himself to work as u
physician, and stripping off his coat, went to
work with will on the body of the boy, and
after about two hours of hard muscular labor,
he had the satisfaction of seeing his efforts AT
resuscitaton crowned with success. Last
evening the boy was quite comfortable.
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LIQUORS, 90.


I LIQUORS, WINES, ALE, PORTER AND
II TEASING have in store 2 large and desirable
stock of the choicest old Whiskeys, Apple and
French Brandy, London Porter, Scotch Ale, and
Gunpowder and Black Teas, al of the very beat
quality that can be selected, which we oher ~ con-
noiseurs. Also, . general assortment 0f lower
grades Of the same kind of goods, with large a.
sortment generally. EsNsHdw EorN ssls ss !. powros
aa ls-lm Corner Cary and Pearl streets.
OLD BRANDIEX AND WHI8E EYS. -
y WINSTON X POWERS, corner Of Cary and
Pearl streets, have hand In stoTe an AeQoft-
ment Of choice old BRANDIEH snd WHl6KEY6,
the quality Of which II rarely met with. Among
Hsnnssssy London Dock BRANDY, vintage iaGs
ot.fd. 'pspay / Co.'S BRANDY. vintage iss. ,als
Pure Rys WHISKEY, now nine ysars ola. var
ranted to please in 0y0ry case or taken bAeti with
large assortment of othcr standard Whiskeys
and Liquors generally constantly On haad.
an S-lm
HHAMPAGNE WuNEA.-We have IN store
~ the following fne Chsmpagne Wines, vis.
La ferie and hn bas superior ~.
'':' t.: :;:::; !; ;''i;a''v s': W
R.,asick 1 Co.; siiisy Moussssz; u Massnis q
All OF which vs Offer to the trade ald tAs lablie.
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~ How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Conn
PLAlNrs,-For Pain in the Bowels Stomach. Sides
Limbs, Back, Rheumatism. Neural gas Sore Throat
stiH Meek, Sprains or Bruises use HARTS-
HORNE CUkE-ALL. Ii acts upon the nerves
bones sinews, blood and muscles, annihilatlng all
pain like magic Bottles Il, IS and 50 cents.
II yon suffer with Cholera, DarrhGa, Looseness
Of the Bowels, ar Summer Complaint, use HAR rs
HORNE'S CARMlNAFI h BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles Is cents.
The Cure-Al cures all pain. The Carminative
Balsan cures all bowel complaints Is cents bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk jy 12-2tam
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nA. Persons Afflicted with the Fever and

nA Persons Afflicted with the Fever and
Ague sbnnll not spare either time. tronble or ex
pense, to procure Or. HOSTETTER'S 'S CELE-
BRATED BiTTERS, whose beneficent effects up
on the human system has been clearly proved te
those who have been stricken down ~ a short space
Of time by this dreadful curse. whose cheeks are
wan aud measre, agd whose nights are sleepess
and restless. and whose eyes are dim and sunken,
with death staring them the face, this compound
must prove a blessing: snatching them, it we're,
frsin the very mouth of the grave. None know
its true value until they have tested 1t. When all
others have aled, these BtteTs have restored the
sufferers to pristine health. Their popularity in all
the Western and Southern parts should introduce
tharu To all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
EA- See advertisement in another column.
2-lIn
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Small Temememts are in great demand on the
suburbs as we'll as in the city, and, as conse-
quence, rents are very high III capitalists
wouid erect one hundred neat cottages, suita-
BILE for working men, on Church Hill, west Of
3oth street, they would find tenants for every
one in less than week, and at rents that
of the houses now going up in the city are
large and costly, and are, therefore, beyond
the reach Of men of moderate means. II these
nav a fair per cent. on their cost, the invest
ment NAV be a good one; but we incline to the
opinion that many of them do not net six per
cent.
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Railroad Aeeidsat.-At an early hour yester-
day morning, an accident occurred on the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad,
which delayed the arrlyai OF lhe ooWn llala y.
several hours When the train arrived at
Hamilton's woods, about five miles this side
of Frederic ksburg, it came in contact with
two cows, lying on the track, and threw the
engine and tender down an EN- nankmeht ABOUT
twenty-fi feet high. By the accident the
fireman, negro, was considerably bruised,
but no one else was hurt.
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zette Of the a2nd ult., learns that the previous
week an ARRAY took place at Grey Rock, in
that county, between Messrs. Long, Husky
and Binion, W hich resulted fatally to Mr.. Hns-
ky who died in five minutes after receiving q
shot from Mr.. Long. Mr.. L. also shot Binion,
when the latter reireated and firing, shot Mr.
L. in the groin. Mr.. Binion escaped, running
five miles, when he was supposed by the ply
sician, DIR. Brown, who dressed his wounds, 70
be MORALLY wounded. Cause, family fend.--
Long was considered justified in killing Hus-
ky, It being in seif-defence Great excite
ment existed and reward of &2U0 was offered
for Binion. Both parties have since died.
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Daying.-A morning or two since, as one of
Mr.. Tayiors servants was passing through
his masters garden, adjoining Fairfield, he
came np with two men, one white and the
other black, both Of whom were stealing veg
etables On asking what they were doing
there. the white man drew pistol, pointed il
at the servant aud threatened TO blow out his
brains if he again opened his mouth, or dared
10 betray him. The servant had no means Of
notifying his master Of the presence Of the
rogues, and they were, therefore, allowed tc
escape.
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INDIA RUBBER PENS!
MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
MANUgAcTuRED UADIn
NV GGOSDrEsAknaSSr u AnSrP PP4FEMn MndHS .rv

BY INV fNbtA Nj nuEN ZEN E0M1ANIS
Are Sr sale ?, . :sf esS
beF dealers IT, anil vtSoat
the spattsnng. and scragnx of that insiraRsnt,
lthe points being perfectly smooth,) aad viii last
that as they s are soss .I1sris. wrAs IeEsiI. and
sa: kasssr Pen. 4. .:ss:.. sas::s =
aaa g ahs hand and NOR. NOR snlcln in sssoa isa
other pen in use. They are chsaesr thsn gull
pans. and are offered ss . price not sxssshns snss
Of re iss Rss 'iss ssei = sz..
,aian gss n s..d ssss rlss e
upon Tsceigt % ths price: !. :. r,.x. c,,,....
'sA.s- . :. raE INDIA q RJSRfs 9lI1.i f1s g9y
STsN tiol.DEns - = !. . ~ 3 q : rns
the Virginia and Tennessee RaiirOad Company.
win BE- held & the once Il . ,Ss CeygI.ay, a pc
. By order q he Prssiasss., ,,,,o.
yonn o. A,rersr4rsr or psexy.
.ussss 90 s. ss /. s:; =; &;
Tennessee RaiIrosd Company, DO hssssy scrssl-
tute and appoiat -. cur tsas 80 i7w-
s Il ass Il S & T
Csmpany, when ne srs mot .pssscnally present,
mss.ns. w.a e sss ':a :es sess . =
such other acs Or asss, = sseh ef sssA sivs
y w.s.:. 4: .sss 81: RR:nss AL !s: lis y
w'is...' ::::....I
!. .s r.. ..1... b .s!. ssa:i IS: e WA ;:s q
the spscs of two years ffoa shs dass ttsgses
n Paper, .dvsrsi.ins for shs co.iss. .ill
-
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A The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
= e v nt-A---pETE lNEAIILRLE REMEnN

Fl 2 SNFH = II EHS' INFHIlII Bic K KEMEUl
FOR GONnRRHEA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
fAS ES.-- This great American remedy, contain
ing no MercETial BaSamic properties. exceis
everything heretofore offered the public, in it's Gu
ratIve, restorative, and Tcnoyating powers; and
the medical world are astonished when told that
the above remedy viii cuTe The above Diseases and
coniounded when they have ocular demonstra
tons of the facts. But the proprietor, vino has
known OF the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known Of case oi twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health, and ali other cases OF
shorter duration to he restored, without "A single
exception, and therefore challenges. any 0f
uonnrThua which the remedy will not cure, pro-
vided the directions carried ont with prudence
on the part OF the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her case, he guarantees perfect cure: and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine.
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
AGENTS; and cure Will he effected without InCon-
venlence to the patient. Sold by
APPERSOh Il DUFUY. Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
au 3-Sm. No. 2DI. Broad street.
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The Weather yesterday was very unpleasant
and few persons yentured into it who were not
compelled to do SO. Rain fell ut intervals
throughout the day, the streets were wet and
muddy, the crossings almost impossible, and
some of the sidewalks little better than frog
ponds
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Adi.,fed. james McNnity appeared beiore
the Recorder yesterday, % answer ne charge
- vritine eome time the witness was called;
hsst 1hiIine % ansWef, the warrant Was dis
sHiseod. McN. assuring his Honor that Julia
and himsolf haa Made mp their differences,
end that ~ Meanth her no harm now. and had
never treated her unkindly. She Msesi in his
Kitchen, and had cnt her head bs = fall, Al
accident which he bad noshihk 70 40 r. pro-
ducipg 81 sssss
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CONFIDENCE MAN.--Tbe pastor Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church at Knoxville, Tenn,
has issued circular, cautioning the public to
be on their guard against man calling him.
self J. NJ Barnes, who, according to the Cen
trail Presbyterian, Of Richmond, b travelling
about the country In . clerical disguise,
swindIing the unsuspecting Of whatever he
can Law his hands on. He is described as 4
man about thirty years Of age, Of medium
height. short hair, infiamed eyes, and decided
weakness for fiashy fob chains. His last held
Of operation was Knoxville, where he successes
fully played the coincidence game on several
persons.
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Psppsrsd.-At an early hour yesterday morn
ing . gardener. on the western suburbs Of tha
city. discovered negro in his cabbage patch,
helping himself ts vegetables. and, procuring
then hailed him. Finding himself discovered
the negro ran on, the gardener firing at and
peppering him so severely with shot that ne
dropped his hag, hat coat and large kniie,
ma then made good his escape. The knife y
: noted one, and may lead to the detection of
the THAI 4 ~ ssss Fsszs
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nrEL.--A duel was fought ON Tuesday, the
the Pavilion Garden, near New Orleans.--
Weapons. short swords. Rivas received q
severe Gesh woand in The side The light
stopped there
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The Poultry Market has been badly supplied
for several days, and, as a consequence, prices
have gone up. Our country readers will find
this a good time for disposing of their surplus
stock
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re- Chemical Laboratory, for the Praeti-
cal. ANALYSIS OF MINERALS, DRUGS. MA

EDw'D T. FINCH, Analytical Chemist,
Main street cor. 10Th Richmond, Va.
RypgRENcEs-Prof Jas. c. Booth L. S. Mint,
philadephia; Prof. B. Pnryear, Randolph Macon
College, Va; Prof, c. d. Stuart, ,Aahland, Va,
Baker; Ade & Gray; Jas. b. TAYLOR, d. D., Ro.
Ryland, D.. D., President Richmond College.
~ 2S-lm1
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The ArtiIery is making slow but sure pro-
gress. The first parade will be ON the 10th of
October, when enough members will appear
in their new gray uniform to man two guns.
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H. Kidney and Bladder Compla ints.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary DISTINCTIONS, Leucor-
rohra or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostratien and Debility of either sex, is HARTS-
HORNkFS 3UCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by CHEMIST, and rs pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used 1t, TO he the best
BUCHU COMPOUND IN the world. Large bottles,
81; small bottles. - cents. A fresh supply just re-
ceived by FIsuER& Il WINSTON, Druggists,
je Ism Main street, Richmond.
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A Mrs. J. A. Williams, M. d., offers her
services 10 those of her own sex, and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention gwen to the manag cement OF
female Diseases and dispiacements.
Those wishing interview at their residence,
address Post Office, Box SAT.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between Ath and 5th streets,
Richmond, Va. an 4-ImS
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An Early Start must be made this morning.
if you wish to attend the ball at Old Point to-
night