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v~ww rsS<tar4a fsAnpTF4sYfR0 m
= ! A.: !; : s1rn
1S59. 80. = l6O0.
NEW ASlp sflh1NnHblHws itSyE pRygooDs,
a sOhs n. Is 8 As|s 81 . ~ s.
ny entire 1, s,oskN If w1rrsx my hoops,
sss S. s ed :ss ''a.sa
LAs sJsi's,. pklss GOODS, q sv'f' species and
bi.hSk and AZ gSAEta CAS- N EkEs,, : vrsr.
Dl. fNs ] saa -. ..'s : = :. -''
sfsssN nst;S's TaiEs,
WOOL SH iR Is ENTERS. IA.
suSfENpA"''' -s''
for Gentss Wear. sArrNETs A.
49, sais 9 lie iT Boy.' wear ,,oos. have
IN Housekeeping and Se, ws,rS caanot b s1r.
, sas,ed ana splendid '. -.
All of the above Goods havs xn tsrms
small sma IN, profits snd quick sales
ing s!sssbsrs,s, mo l. q s y uln .s,ss,
- =
FALL, sys. rvrr nx-/,
q: n. Z q YIN ~ & 49, ~, ~
FANCY Dry 600 iis.~Ws take pleasure in an
nonncing 10 our friends and the public generally,
that we have now in store large and well SELECT,
ed stock OF FOREIGN and DuMEsIlCA DRY
GOODS. TO which we very respectfully invite their
attention:
Plain. Black and Figured Sil.kS
Rich Black SINGS pE =, E ,tSss
!. s two Fla nm sds SILK Ro re BBgA'As
H y PARIS r. red MouSSE LINE
ROBES
Rich faris Ch,nty Printed YOURSELVES
P0pIINS VAlENTIAS, POLL DE
CHEVRES
PLAIN and Printed Frencb MERINOES
Black French MERINOES
p piack p poM nR1EZIiNEs BLACK ALpACAS
pt0TuS caSSf IA R rs and VESTINGS
san5e Z fIaavr = ri En- CLOTHS
Shnsn's Grex Ss rim FITS LfNSEYSAc.
ma RT SNk E1rS
Wb,te and GAIA Servants BLANKETS,
6rst-class Dry Goods House. All OF which we viii
sell very chesp. &C Us
5000. 70, ~rEn OUrv~r n :,
WHITE AM cVLyE 70 - 80
~ SHIFTS GHEAr;-LsaElss in waht e VI s she
most contortapie aTticie O. nkIis' Cad gnu ano
hite and Coio1ea Quiitsai 1acn t S.e1 r. ann
ton, at nearly one-half the regular prices, Call
and get one early. J am running them on very
fast. They are one OF the best styles now worn,
for last and comfort to be had only at
BARGAINS IN INTERCHANGEABLE are
ID selling Printed Mouselaines at one shilling,
the same as sod at 25c. q short time since. Also,
Meriuo Pla,ds at &c., bargain; also, Paris Printed
MouseIanes. at less than the cost of Importation
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q P.VINCENTs CLOCK AND WATCH
~ MAKER, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,
ES b. Now receiving direct from the manufac.
slssz99 tureIs and for sale; eho,ce selection OF
TACLES, among which may be found s-day. 80
hour Patent Lever and Alarm CLOCKS, and by
receiving additional supplies at short inter
always in receipt of the latest styles, and by adj
herring to the cash system. am at all times pre-
pared to sell goods at a small advance on factory
prices believing nimble sixpence to be as good az
a slow shilling.
Rs. Clocks, Watches. Jewelry and Spectaces
repaired BY experienced workmen and mode
rate terms. p. VINCENT,
Sign of the Spectacles, 9Th and
DC Its Broad ST., Richmond, Va.
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VIM. SATTLER &c Co.,
wv IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS. VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUsHES...We received by the late steamer a
arge supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, of
superior quality, to which call the attention of
our customers.
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NEW BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE
IN EToRE-No: =, MAIN ST; The subscriber
steck of fresh ange County AID State BUTTER,
LAID. CHEESE, WHEAT VIII sBd BUGKKWHHEEdAs1T
FISH, CORNE B. and SMOKED BEEF, PORK.
CIGARS. SOAP, STARCH, DC, &C.. &c:
cosissior, and will consequently be seld low for
/ cash. Ino 9-tsl Il. HAIL0CK. Agent.
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4; NOTICE TO STRANGERs VISIT
uly call Tie sttention Of stranee rs And oilers
visiting n chs onds to call and examine orr As
scr.ment Of BOLTS: sH0ES, TRUNKS, VA
a. they viii ind large assortmeEt 70 select from.
- 80 ALEX. HILL Il Co,
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w SKIRTS CHEAP.-Ladies in want OF the
most comfortable article Of Skirts. can find the
with or without Extension Bustes, bought at auc.
ton, at nearly -hslf the regular prices Call
and get one early. ] am running, them of very
for last and comfort. to he had only at
MAIIEET'g Chean Sfore Il Main st,
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FOR NORFOLK, OLD

lsk4 POINT AND HAMPTON Per
sxx-z-4K-NEson intending to visit either or
ali ofthe above mentioned places, win find the most
direct xpeditious and copfnItabie route va the
Rok aNb PEP rfS AZ soz
Office. in Richmond, THROUGH TICKETS win
be sold at the following rates:
For Norfolk; FIRST class passengers SS3
Do. Second do. do. s......-.. 215
the round trip good within Is days ; first
= class passengers .--,.---.. cIW
Straight tickets FIRST class. S3s
Dc second So; s;s. Mai .i.,.. I'm; xS
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover all expense
ATTENDING the transfer of Passengers and Baggage
between depots in Petersburg ard from the Cars
upon the Steamer at Norfolk
At Norfolk. the Cars connect directly with 8
neetion with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.
There is DELAY or Inconvenience IN tins chance
Passengers step from the Cars upog thsESteamsf's
wharf.
A. NJ, and breakfast IN Petersburg ate, reach Nor.
folk at los, aud land at Old Point or Hampton Mt
IL NJ, allowing ample timg for AZ prelIminaTy room
arransements and SALT WATER BATH before
dinner. .,s.
NAMING over in Norfolk and going TO Old Point or
Hampton in the afternoon or by the same boat ne 1t
Passengers RETURNING from Old Point ana
Hampton, leave Old Point at 8l5 A, NJ, aud Hamp-
breakfast, reach Norfolk al 10; leave Norfolk 1t
p NJ; arrive in Petersburg at AIS, and in Richmond
at 5:&5 r. NJ, in time to, connect with tho trxins
RBAGSxGE CHECKED THRoygH,.
WILLIAM MALONE,
ELput sraI2 mt ~ r. r n.
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a - KEALLY GOOD OE8-.NEW
4STOCK.-.Wea are making, and have just
received this day BY steamer, another supply of
msn xfiy neevy prime nrosan p 1890 nad
We warrant them to be superior tosny in Rich
mond Also, large stock Of very heavy AFmv
Brogans, whole cut, not seam sides. Farmers who
buy them say they last twelve months without
any mending. Also, Boys and Women's shoes Of
the best qualities. Weinvite all In want Of the best
Shoes or Boots 20 give as . call; :. s.
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FORT THE ADAMS, ExPREss cow;

!
asEf Z. sMs5El fr sfffs si:ss sss
from NORFOLK. PET EksRTSg |, and RICH 5ca
N NokE h ssf% g: NV SyTCRx .v and
NEspAY and sATu RpAy, and sSssss y RhIL-
BER6. sAEM MsyTHEv,iid Z sae sss P,IssG,
Of reduced rates, every kind Of Merchsndixe VAIN
able Parcels, Jcwelry, &c, to the above named Oh
ties, and all places on the seaboard =,
0ns E s. sFE n e.
xys their psrsons stsnt1u ses a n
STEAMSHIP. ExPREss:
sh.esr x ss.ss Mr.. asss s 8 sac
s. Steamers, unless otherviss marked.
Freight Isosivsd on day 4 siH'haE S5sulI ;Selk
SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express pacias : ior nor
folk. Peter baFs. Riehuond. and eli PLACES in Wiz
ss sSs soEss i. ss.fssS IS
hsssn6tey 3 rsceived By ths ADAMS kxfRfES s
prees prtyilese9 on those shive.
Sss q The hi5 1iis =. k1Na
cTs gs,ssliSs E r. E' ay3
sI,. sdass as's s.S abEsS2l =
Re. Sss: z! lew VI DG 4. Ns.,....
fs s.s kstkIsff5tH 81, cs cs. 81 Sass s
fsss SI.IA SCOTT ii; CA. w: 6tsvutAss.
These 9oass are ail % Ae Art slcss. spa coz
~ sess ssoS, sass = sss
sSrss yssss. bsss oesssas - q s4s 'Asss:
A a. nA1s MT = II rsar ~ ~ 80 WOrRnka
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TAMES ID. BKOWNEE
j ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mcdaniel Institute.
IRON RAiLlNGS, VERANDAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS, SETTLES, &c.; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses manufactured at snort notice.
EA Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
JnfS N the cIty and country,
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BUsIN Ess NOTICES.


r. 2 co s \ Is : MERCHANTS.
Receive TOBACCO, W f HExT, cokS and
in hand, aud respectfully solicit cenSsisnments .
Office for tie B. Kgg Essfpnt Il x Rlehmana,
no IS d&cwtJani
r. ,ss hsss i Pms
" re 81
c e;si and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
umher No ss Main ssrest w WIS %Es Oy
JOHN G. WADE.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. i. 1859. no 7-dcw &sws
1SAKD.-The subscriber takes this me God Of m
sbsSsd his III 81
AND GENERAL COM MISSION MERCHANT.
a .snd t. the s.% Ss
His special attention wi6s yysn 70 81 bushes:
public PATRONAGE. He refers. BY permission. to
"'::'' RS ssess 4sssssa CO. hssn'''
E sssss S::s, B..nor.
TwEIIs / Co., Phladelphia.
TH0AA' a0sAA4wS' W. Ess 5. k EsF HHEfki
S 2os col s e Cary and Va streets :
DoS'1 AN G0sERNoR STREET.
wend myers Hm 6 es FfH 't sed
CURTAIN GOODS, which they are selling much be-
h IAN from the cheapest to the finest sha.
is manufactured both French ana Ame me-, can
p nntsf with the best Of workmen e make ana
+ if .hs st Il and
at the shortest notice Also, PAPER HANGING
done by superior wOrkmen. Housekeepers need
ing anything in our line. will and our assortment
GhNfBh AsfN fB BANK. RfcHM MNN4''
al ends h 81 cfa
They. are permitted to refer TO Messrs; Kent
9 SH2, y = 1 MiNNA.
,s.5. sts Of the R6 5R & P! s. doRb ESs.
.Re II. p a bCk 1s AfHi IS,
NOULDINGS, &C.. A large assortment constant
a.t en hafd to. No. is Governor street. Richmond
Va. Young scelebrated Smooth Sawed SINGLE
MAcHl i; put up IN any part oil the state, at
MARBLE WORKS.
Jq nlSs " R aaydE.
RICHMOND VI.
MONUMENTS. T0NIBS, HEAD PIECES,
NANTES, FONTS,
A- First Premiums awarded by the virg ina Ag-
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
II gfAGERTY. BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
~. DER, 10th, between Main and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va.-Having fitted up a FOUNDRY at
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
INGS. at the shortest notice, and cheaper than
9s PaRFST sPuA f gRH9ssN As
BABBIT'S METAL, for sale at reduced prices. :,
N B-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken In exchange for new.
jy 8-6m
JAMES ID. BROWNIES
u ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street. ne xt to the Mechanics Institute.
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NOTICF.-I have this day appointed GEORGE
IL L. THOMAS my agent. to carry ON the
FARMING and G. GARDENING BUSINESS. IN the
county of Hanover. to raise wheat, corn, tobacco,
oals, and all kinds of vegetables Also. to pur-
chase and raise horses, mules, cattle. hogs, and
sheep and all kinds of poultry, and to sell the same
proper; but all of his purchases must he made for
CASH. lno lQ-lmt INQ. i. CROSLEY.
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.1Eu STocK 0F FREsH GOODS A,

NJEW STOCK OF FRESH GOODS At
IN GREAT REDUCTIONS FROM FORMER
PRICES-SOUTHERN IMPORTING HOUSE
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, No. 1872 NJ ain street,
Richmond. Va, importer OF and dealer IN Gums,
Pistols, Rifles, Powder tasks, Shot Pouches;
Camel Bags. Waddng. ard Sporting Articles OF all
kinds. Pocket Cutlery, Walking Canes, Fishing
Tackle. &c &c. Colts Revolvers in any guam
tity and on the most favorable terms.
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a GREAT r REDUCTION In THE m
RI PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-A
~ From Is to 20 per cent. saved BY buy
FALL SUPPLY.

! :
The attention of the public is c.EIxTN
respectfully asked to nv Fall stock of ~AAFh
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., com prising a full
assortment IN every department. of the trade. Es.
pecial attention has been paid IN the selection of
sale trade and country merchants VIII consult
their interests by examining my stock before pnr
ments to secure portion of that trade. A call is
respectfully asked, No. % Main street, two doors
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T1HTNA.WARE AND HOUSE.FERNISH-
~ ING GOODS-SCHAAP & CO., I'M PORTERS
AND WHOLESALE AND RET AL DEALERS,
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS,
are receiving now. direct from the manufacturers,
and from Northern trade sales, most cnmplete
WARE; LOOKING GLASSES; TABLE CUT
LERY; PLATED, BRITANNIA. ALBATA, and
JAPANNED WARE; besides an endless assert
ment OF French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, to which We invite the attention Of mer-
chants and the public In general. feeling confident
= call. We endenvor to maintain our reputation
for selling bargains. SCHAAP & CO.
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-e r.--.sssS.s q. S,TSsE UNnEasl0NED. RE.
7TUkNe his tAesis q " ifssse.
!. - uNpRrifzdkSiHs;sSS SUsi s ls Is! -
a dixee ard lpalisies % emit ~
~ ~ ( ~ II IN i'm. vfsh xlssl windovs
bEKYkNf6 C6FFlNS 81 81 discs; Alss.
gHEEIH HHk0101 &C. en hands = eaeosast
= f'sall. - NTH ssisiisa xrrEawEIIE.
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TURNER INIv0RY, AND
4 BQNE-uMBRELLA,P ARASOL and CANE
MANUFACTURED Particular attention paid to
BiiLaiI.rrA, . q BA!GATELLE, POOL and ROU-
terms; MBRELLA and PARAsOL HANDLES.
and any variety Of IVORY GOODS.
Also, UMBRELLAS and PARAS0LE re-cov-
DC lz-dSInS 18th street, near Main.
Crooks FOR SALE
~ piAGINlA STATE STOCK.
RICHMOND CITY STOCK.
EORFQttK CITY STOCK, -
ytRHINlA AND PREMIERSHIP, 0RD MORT
. siixREs VfE6iNiA FIRE AND MA
= 1920 ssa. e 'ais Safshs.sgs y u, nos 5. o.
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UREDUCTI0NI IN PRIC ES.-CHAS. -
ABEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and ID,
keeps large stock of LADIES' Gentlemen's and
Servants' wear constantly on hand. and de6es any
body in Richmond to compete with him IN ma line.
a. he manufactures to order, and superlntendn
himself. loo l4-Iyl CHARLES BELLE z
= FALL, 1e3y.-HATS.C CAPS AND
AFURS-ROBERT L. DICKINSON, successor
to Binford, Dickinson L. Weisigers g Main st.
begs leave to call the attention of his friends and
customers to his large. and extensive stock Of
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FURS. which have
been selected from the largest manufactures, on
the most favorable terms. especially for the Fir-
ginia, North CRypltna and IennsSsss Trade, com
prsing all the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
BILE STYLES, too numerous to mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail. on the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock knowing that in price, quality style it
cannot he SuruasSad
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Iris certifes that at the sixth annual exhibition
of the United States Agricultural Society, held at
Richmond Va, October, 1858, one Silver and three
SUTHERLAND, of Richmond, Va. for Guns,
Pistols and Rifles. TENcH TiLGHMAN, Pres't
BEN PERLEY PoOFE, Sec'y.
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Notwithstanding UNDERSIGNED have
~ entered into a CO-PARTNERSHIP, dating
from this date under the name ana style Of IA X
COMMISSION ana FORWARDING BUSINESS,
and will give strict personal attention to the sale
&c Goods and MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
They are located at the same business house re-
certify occupied by Harris Moore, on the Basin
bank, between 18th and 18th SITS.
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opening desirable lot Of SHOES for Wo-
men of the following kinds: Women's Boots, to
8, to 3. To .; Women's fine Morocco pegged and
sewed Heeled Boots, to 3, 7 to 9 made to our or
der; Women's prime Dutch Boots; Misses Boots.
OF all Qualities; Children's Ehoes. very heavy and
good. For sale low by PUTNEY WATTS
n TOTHE MECHANICS--The subscriber.
" having been in the employ ment Of Mr.. John
Dooey for several years past. has opened q
new at No. log Broad street. where he 10 pre-
pared to furnish the best MOLE-SKIN HATS fol
"a. ~ M. CUNNINGHAM,
Practical Halter, No 100, Broad street.
A Between 9Th and 9th.
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pRY GOODS. CARPHTIN0, &o. q
1psQ Just REcEiyKD. 1859
NEW AND spLENDfDsTucKO or
FILL AND Kim ETllE T. sssRliffk kSGR4 4.

for Gents Wear. s.rrNrTS "a
Ac., sHitabie for Boys wear. -, t,ooa. 7 have =
sarse anu splendid stock. which cannot Be sur
PssHeo.; a.. .hove Goods have been purchased
nis ., W e. # week on the most favorable terms
WIN VIZ III IL SOLD CHEAP, as am satisfied with
NJ !, 4 nro6ts and quick sales. -
- n mi examine Tor Yourselves before purchas
,ns elsewhere At JN0. L. SMITHER'S,
ia Us ss:-siScw2n, No. ~ Main street.
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Il DcoMMfsSIoN MERCHANTS,
Ktrhtioad, Virginia.
Receive TOBACCO, w II + A T, CORN and
FLOU r. make liberal advAncements on produce
in hand aud respectfully solicit consgnments. !.
nsA- Office for. the present, with ,bAaksDALE
READ N. C. READ, OF Richmond,
WIN. JETER, late Of Clarksville.
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MEDICAL CAR DIR. PLUME offers his SER
III vices to the public in the treatmentof all secret
diseases. Twenty years. practice in the above
branch gives DR.. P. claim to public favor.-Ofice
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church, same side. AL
ways on hand, q supply of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLoWERS;" one of the very best
cnes sent to order. All comm uicatons by letter
or otherwise promptly attandes to. Richmond. Va
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4 OOO LADIES' French Nesdleworked Col
l.OOO lars at only 8 cts. apiece; Cloth Cloaks
and Raglans. Shawls; &c, at prices to please ev-
cry hody that calls at No. 27 Main street
JOSEPH STRAUSE.
fNLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS:- Opening
~ THIS DAY, tPERkINS X CO.'S Cash store,
No. l4i Eagle Square-New Black Cloth Cioaks,
new STYLES; new Coiored Cloaks. new styles; few
Velvet Cloaks. at very low prices.
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- OUR ASSOK TIME ut OF Ladies and
Children's SHOES for the present and
the most desirable STYLES now worn. Having 8
very large stock on hand. we will otisr great in
ducements in order to reduce tho stock as much a.
S0a'' MARCUS HARRIS BRO. IT'S Main Il.
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JORDAN. VIM CO.,
GENERAL C0MA{ISSI0MMh MERCHANTS,
Offer their services for the Sale and Purchase OF
all kinds of PRODUCE and MERCHANDlZE.
They are permitted to refer to Messrs. Kent
Paine 4 Co., Messrs. Crenshaw & Co., Richmond.
GEO, w. JORDAN,
JOHN q. WYNN,
U,ate of the arm of Breeder Fox,)
;v n-t1stJa ROBERT s. JORDAN.
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n RICHMOND MADE BOOTS AND
WSHOES-For gentlemen. boys, youths, ladies',
misses, children and servants.-The subscriber
would inform the citizens ef Richmond and stran-
gers that he Is prepared to make kind of BOOTS
and SHOES. Of the best ma terial and workmanship.
al as low prices such goods can he made hefe.-
All he asks trial, to satisfy the people that
any city in the Union, and ut about the price
az such goods can be bought elsewhere. call IL
respectfully solicited.
PETER TINSLEY, Broad street,
de S-lm two doors below Breeder Foxss.
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7II| =. /. !.
,ess'
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GREAT BARGAINS! -
" IF APPLIED FOR SOON!!
large lot Of fine Ivory. Bone. Ebony, Horn,
Cocoa and Wood Handle TABLE KNIVES and
FORKS, CARVERS, &c.
The above being slightly damaged in mann factur-
ing, viii he retailed very cheap. Boarding houses,
families, DO, in want will do well to call soon. Ap
ply at [no e5-tsl E. B. COOKS, 10 Main st.
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NEORGE DARBY, Manufacturers Agent Tor
" the sale of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, &c. A large assortment constant
" on hand Orders, by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended to. No. Ii, Governor street, Richmond,
Va. Young s LIBERATED Smooth-Sawed SINGLE
MACHINE put up in any part of the State, at
short notice. jy 29-6m
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80 =. ~ Is ~ 4 tsfa
il sdidf faxfHv IA f4ls-fe hAxe ~ AaHd. hsks
ss,sIs n q ifS. q sSl fPslst!s IS.
3. = s1IE us IAxrs
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DREPARATION2 FOR THE HAN. Mrs,
Atass Hnir 1estoreTi Word i do. do; Burnett :
Jay ass Hair TONES Bears Oh; faoassey Olji pnna.
eums, ~. Fer 40 ~ a. HoQEkkR,
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LEWIS WEBB, ESQ.,. =.
Messrs. DUNLOP, MeScuRE Co.., RiShmo'd,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & Co.., Va.
g BACON h BAsxERvILL.
IS :. BRyANr, I1s sIa HoLAKs. Baltimore
s' TwELLs & Co., Philadelphia.
THOMAS MoNAHAN, Esq. New York;
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmoud. Nov. lat. 1880. It's
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Young Am.riea's Library,

The publishers of You've AMEsIcA's L.
bRARi, whose s1yeftismsdt we hsvs beet
publishing for several weeks, copied from
some ofour exchanges, writes us that "the
advertisement has been picked up by some
body, from some old paper, without authO-
rity,. adding to it the notice to the press,
which was on their circular, but never in
tended to be copied, and it is doing them
an immense amount of mischief"
In justice to the publishers, and the
press of Kansas, which has copied the ad-
vefti5erient far and near, we give publicity
to the above statement. They begged
US to discontinue the advertisement as
soon as possible and We presume they
wish other editors to do the same. We
published the same advertisement in the
summer of 1855, running through "a num-
bers of the Herald of Freedom. and never
sent an order for the books until re-
Gently. For the old advertisement they
have kindly forwarded us the books,
which we find very valuable, and wor-
thy place in every family where there
are children; but they refuse to send any
remuneration for the new advertisements,
which, with their explanation of the facts,
we deem perfectly just.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
..,n,ous Of Distinguished Busi:
ness Men,

.,,r.,tise your business. Do not hide your
e. l. r,nd.r 8 bushel. Whatever your ca ling or
hCnt..';on nay be, if il needs support from the
ocrtpP adTfrtise it thoroughly and efhciently.
.oe shape Or other taat , g,l arrest ares pubic
,ttenb sd in life may fairlT ne attributed more
hae .n Mic press than to nearly all other causes
hWns;5psj There may possibly be occupations
eon. A. mot require advertising but L cannot
ts.ii deceive what they are. p. t. BARNUM.
~Ii.rs always considered Advertising-liber-
- Ioux-tO he the great medium Of success
~ ~. and the prelude to wealth. And
= p.,..fa la inTaIiahie rule, too, TO advertise
hi,e Iullest time, q long experience having
LEI ~ n, hat money thus spent IS well laid
~, AZ b. keeping my business continually Pc
guy nubIic, has secured me many sales that
ioft.r,s'e would have lost. "-STErH. GERARD.
!. whatever success may have had in bust
Pa mainly to continuous Advertising,
pcs 49, il good policy to advertise long Ia the
sn4 o.nerI. From o close observation, l am
an convinced that IL is impossible to make
-ngeh hssdvay in any branch OF commerce, Win
- The tIeilities which the press alore can
~, u Lcog RID6ETAT.
~, -.o,to through life has been-work and
,,..,,i.s In business. Advertising is the true
5SHao.onher's stone. that turns Whatever it
ii.n.Sss 10 gold. have advertised much. both
y IL weekly as veil as in the daily papers /;
~ S.,e found that those Of the largest cHcu-
n.ci;d1n-of either class-beneftted me the most.
-JoHS JACOB AsT0R.
"Lavsrtisel advertise advertise This is
-, 1;fs N trade, and standing advertisements.
You viii ind. will prove the most remunSeratlve;
..ts.r thuI far; for should you withdraw but
o;nSIs vssk hom the paper in which you are ec-
sins,o,,sd To advertise. ten TO ore that would be
ne Tine When some Would-be-neT customers
M iook into the paper for your business ad-
Srs.s, and not lnding it, you will lose several
uu,o6table sAleS."-WILLIAA GRAY.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
r. Wendt,

Editors Of country newspapers inserting 9
above advertisement will receive . copy Of Z
book. Jaa. g. -