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MEDICINES, &c.
rHE BEST COUGH SYRUP


fI'HE BEST COUGH sYRuP
Tbs Bes S2sH sYRDRR r ting yd is
hAhishoRNfWsI WILD bt CHERRY. 0iAot "
This article is prepared by chemist. and is pro,
~ osi5
tive Of that lion ofdiseases. CONSUMPTION.
Persons who sing should use it. L is pleasant 70
aIass all Irritation OF tho throat and lunss. and
IA. bottles as and so cents and ST.
rs f9us BIZ Of FEES ELS
They remove s bile and cslds hs The
Richmond. sc l6-6m
nn.-J. $. nUsE's ApECTORAN
y COUGH SYRUP. OR GREAT PECToRAI,--
4SfE ar
experience as remedy for irritation OF inflamma-
ton of the Lungs, Throat, or Bronchla is acknow-
other known compounds used for the reilef and
radical cure of Cough rs and Consumption
the ply sican-for none but ply sician should at
tempt prescription--is compelled, from his know,
S .e The anu addition Of drugs that
can in any way tend tn do INJURY his OBJECT is not
only TO cause symptom, sneh as Coagh to to, STOP
tor that he should cure patient radically
the pretender may allay Coush by his opium and
for the after health of his patient. Many Of the
nostrums of the day have power TO stop q Cough.
form 1, Of disease disease. or perhaps death w
Although cough may arise from q variety OF
causes, which still continue to operate, such as
ar ss Re
the eeaea to dc as
Dr. ]. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP will not only
dnrs ses SS ION p'ss0n' '''' o
Eor Rowel COMPLAINT Diarrhrra. Dysentery. Dir.
81 So ROSES Rose SCaRMiiNATiVE BALSAM is the
most reiiable remedv-price Is cents. DR.. J. s.
ROSES Pain CURERnThis popular remedy
cnres Choiic. PAINS in the Stomach or Bowels
Rhenmat;sm. Strains. Bruises Pains in the Limbs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL Is and so cents The Doctor
hss al a m nfa fine TO test those remedies in his
.u r - Depot sos Arch street Phil
adslnhia. ~ -
ahowe 9th Richmond. Va
81 r Ss Without the w, Written
tnra ayer tha cork and ON the outside wrapper Of
each bottle. Use Isl Ia :. ?. hooE q Sun.
rn H0nFIAND'S GERMAN ByTYERS
mn nooFLaNp,s1 sBD SLsAM1c CORDIAL
las sgsas ess1 popsterty opv
gsa.s q RAJ Uasesndsa satisfae,sg. i ,s,sasrsa
f nSwE sger, csSg;MPLAfNr, DYSPEPSIA. JAUN.
i1IcE. DERTLITYOF THE NEEV0Ts =
System, DISEASEs or
a.a a., DISEASES arisinr rom disoydsysd lire, .,
tyeansss Of the stomach and digestirs organs are
speedily and permanently erysd by sAs GERMAN
Tas BALSAMIC CORDIAL Aas &C qHiysd a reps
fasson snrpassng that Of any similar preparations
essG1s. 1otss cure WITHOUT FAiLs tas sA0ss Sc
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n 1T. TlGHE'S 20 8
Is. SCI f,T SCHOOL For BOYS.

Is. sELEgT. SCHOOL FOR BOYS. u
School opens on MONDAY, the 36fh Of septembeF
next WITH every adyantase Tor the sdncis.o1 s z,
Bfarrhrs Ancient and Modern Lac macs, Msthe-
MATHS Drawn aud all other depaftmsnss s, q <
Enslish Latin and French viii be formed. Those
Will be received who are prepsgsd e g ;seS
For inrther narte,,fays Apply tOthe undersle mod,
at his residence alter she J6th Of septembeT.
r. H Is. TI0HE. 4, NJ, Friacipeis
lf--d2u, FrHutuB H.. stov0 tth.
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AIRS. BkUUkE's
wi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

ivli-lm& 1fmisto,o D P"1 81 i' Rl" Oh Va
MRS. BkVykE's ,
Ni BOARDlFG AN M PA SSHooi
-, =, Enh , 1gSN y Z t 8 JDTnoNn
rhe session of this School will commence on tne
1s s OF October 1889 -" on the is' oay OF 'ny'
,sasht, nclpdins tho I 5saaEuassss Latin;
T BE PAID to viii h' be
give them Inc oest moral anu insoiiec'oai euitefa
| ,r., TEEkMs: ~. h.,a, -, -.
'one-hah pssn sph ~ n Esbasy. isOI '' 'H0
Board. F..,.,. sag GO @ 9
M wash ....- "a
English tuition, thigher branchea').-.- 20 o G
Modern Languages 'eaca'' - ~ ~ m m
Mansiei fr prtr,,nsont ieos'' 400
Primary Department. ..-........-.. 80 90
tohr Randolnb Tucker. DR.. d. H. Tucker, Rich
mond, Xai st. Geo; Tucker ashland Va Va: Hon.
james II. Mason, Wl9chssters W. Y. Rev. II. V:
lnbnn Iexandria Wa: Rev. chas II. Read, b. b..
Hen. aenrS a. wise, nlfnhW1ao, Ray, ara a
Marshall Charlotte =. Ii, Va mev ); n, IRA
Var p Tessnef r. H. ab DI NJ
DANIEL Hcnmona, III 9 nlee Fl R a. imp M
Jehn Echols, Union, va.
For further infermasiP q i, agrees .pooxt
KENNY I. DnoonE3
}, 5s-d.ls,o ss 5xoH E3sa4 s.s;s y:
wi AcADEMY, near Chester, viii commence t.
Jqy a'f f. issS !. Remarkable, health, and ee,s
and Is very aooesslos selng near the Faifoaa' De-
TSs famiv and boardn department will be nm
der II the ', charge OF Mrs MINOR. whose known
ss fnd s1a are
The Literary Departmen t VII be under the charge
and al nor
i Mus
and Drawing s
o shs AND to al who have M
knowledge Of its character.
No S mads os ssT loss Oh "s
Board, including w..h Gnsrs sh,. fuel &C., per seq
sion Ct nine months month"; Ear iii owe, i, 20
insffra s in hnsish' LOT oil over years mn
ynds. :, u:r,. ,vo,s:.on: w..t an hon, @oo
saeS. .- - .,',.-',''s... !o@
i r,ano: 'tfts'41 "a "a ~ ~
Use Of Instrument .....,...~..-.. soo
ffencn ana tatin, eaoh. =, a. ~ ~
fayHsnts nai. IN advance 'he other haii NJ tae
To thp sc who desire further particulars, c'rea
'sTS WI Dc sem; ,onn, y. .a,a-t,ss)
A LLEGHANY HIGH SCHOOL, AT BLUE
a. nd M ra afs snsn sea '"-
tr III IN An
o; smu sp MI ModsTp s f ,m
an3 rtu4 ~ LAYS i, Moral phlos-
T., y, "a 5E IA An l5s q. pr =
opakk q Sn9 az IN n iIs4l a.aw.rd.
ss :aSs;an vii bssin ocsober LIST and close the
last q sxsTo ass .s ssei i ne
wLnnut lnsei p; ths sassis,n EXCEPT on Christ
insel d h,ssioA auil -'s
mas day. for r,,;tion and Board, including ever,
Expenses ~ y. 10 ma, able one half LIST 90.
thing cxc3pl 10 sti Eahrnary Candidates for the
toncIy uaiasTs .rv avan selicai denomination who
unnlsH " 81 rac,Im mended receive tuition Free
enmc ristsrs bay half price for tuition. Books
soma q 4 y sbs Sprine q al Richmond prices.
For EamRnae.:: S S4n '''' =
plan, &c.s 1c.' W ~ Il Nor RISETT, Principal.
.n4m Blue sulphur SPRINGS p q. Va.
IT MP TON A. y M
III irsTk0GpIeEs
John b. CAHI, A. M, fTihcipsi' Ahcisnt LEN
guaxas and mathematics
2frsinia.l Ancient Languages. Spanish and
- Italian -1s 80
wfiTTAM E. CUTSHAW, fV. nj, L., AZ athena
"a ties. Tactics and En- iish -
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1870 FALL TRADE. 1S5g

FLLETT& WEISIGER, MANUFACTURES
AND WHO'D. ESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN HATS, CAPS, AND FURS: no; lS7 MAIN
STREET, tOPPOSITE EXCHANGE BANK.)
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, having made the most
extensive preparations, are now opening tho iarg-
est and most complete stock OF Fab Goods ever
offered in this market-consisting of Gents and
Young Cents Fine Mole Skin Hsts; French and
desIsns; Ladies' Riding Hats; Boya' Hats and
Caps; Misses Hats; and Children's Hats and Tur
bans, l great variety. Also. Ladies and Chill
from the largest importng houses. and can he
peciay recommended, as they are all entirely
fresh and desirable
Ali we ask is call, feeling satisfied that such
bars aims will be offered as TO ensure sale.
EI,TETT n WEISIGER
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOX HVYS
y IN FAUq UiER COUNTY "a

Is IN F1UQ UIER COUNTY, "a &
g u shs school viii begin
and close Jpy -; s Ss.t ss s6s sas
The e ssss Ct sPs wi
VIRGINIA. Of which institution the Principal Is
al The accommodations bens limited, about % pa-
pills emily will be received ..a
cation to to the Principal, st 0riesp p o. Fananisr
J ee TTnassysss1ssso per session.
me ssssa!sy q q. 6aiSsFsit,, II :. " ss,,,.
"a; "a Ss ssI:: sss +. & STssssa' r. IS.
III, ESQ Tssss Fs;n.. r..
Dr.. = riley. d ss..a.s u IS c jyllsm.
j. Ii EN siHaY and CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
On 7th, between Clay and Marshall SITS.
The exercises of this Sehool will be resumed on
MONDAY, Sept 18th. The course "f instruction
Is thorough, embracing every branch Ait IN
is made to promote the rapid and accurate ed
vancement of pupils.
s se q S
ra. Pr tronege OF the public.
Fss &e 'ecs aln e 18TH and Flsata
M -. BOARDING AND pay SCHOOL.
Miss PEGRbtm vi, Tssqne ths duties Of her
shs viii b aided By efficient teachers IN each de-
MN lie BIRAuD viii b retained a French gov
Latin, Mathemasics and the Physical Sciences
will be tau hit BY Professor THEODORE HEI-
DENFIELD . gentisman whose his attachments
and successful xperience in teaching render him
worthy of entire condolences.
Circnlafs, with further details, may be had on
application TO Mrs J, w. PEURAM, at her resi-
denee, Linden Square. se6-Im
CsLASSls.AL AND MATH u MA TIcAL
~ ~ SCHOOL CozyERn or Clay ASnsrH srnnErs
TERMS trAyABLR sEMI-ANNuALLi IN ADvANcEl
Primary DEPARTMENT, Ssoo @
HI her Ina lish. With Latin. . -. - !. sa00
HigheF English. with Latin and Grsek..-.-- sago
Far fstbsr p.rticslars. ii ne ,sitisr pss
sonaiy or throush the Richmena R9st, 9 1Ss;
al slim ktlsttM NAMTIN.-
II MATicAL SCHOOL !; Also. SCHOOL For
sons h az Sssssn M.n and
s III :; s. e o 3 1o1
:ss = s ! :, .s S's, e.; =
nsssSse1s elleunsssaFFefSsk splEros Principal
.sa J. scHoSI :: :.:.:.
%. MONDA !, tie 7th d., Of Norsuabsr ssxt. Cir.
cuiAfs VII be sent TO- eeutiemen desiring infoma
1Sa 8 e pn5H ssNs afs e.
LEXINGTON. Va, August =, tsss. es-zn
ALICE G.. DAWSON viil Be- hsppy 70 ssesiss
simited number Of puvils in the 1hova branches az
tie .as g !: sT ovs ssi !. . sss g
.IS!.a.sss iss - si,ss 70 pRExoH . y.sss
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oA3I -, = -
Ill y 3 81 Il II: Il.
6 : s ~: = ~ q Ak.
ssssl1s $3.50 An M cAxs - -.
81: III: s: D. h "a! e;
~ Lssill sSdl' M s|I ys''rr nsas'f'
ENS. Rcxg AMP cHII,p5EE's carr.
z. ~ V' EeiiiplEB i Rfabbtf6 H1fS, - -
u .pssysf. black And brown. and richly trimmed
y :sns i atIs sssa isn
r'oa psssefn' LADIES, FuRs.
yictorinss. Tippef.. Haif capss.. Caps. Muds,
Muaatess. and chlidren's and Misses' fu5s, al
eaA eHRa sfa ID AND TRAVELLING ROBES.
Wolf Bufa.o. Psrslan. Chinese. lined and rough:
70 s =: dcf % ~
spared to make Richmond a. good market 10 pur-
0a "a i q any osh'r IN tins JOHN pooLEY
tbiSsEissdNE $500 asa
q e.. shs sssnson y s snSs
e s sns Fc7 rEs which ssf s.s e
sisia, North iarelisa and 7s.rsssss T,ads: Gem
prising ali the LATEST and MOST FASHI0NA-.
Bile STYLES, too numerous TO mertiOn. 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, auaiity OF style ~
cannot be surpassed.
/ - NOTICE. 1--WE most respectful n
y ~ CALI the attention Of our friends.
customers, and tho public geneIaIlx. tn our -
assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, RUNKS. CAt
PET BAGS, vALICES, re-, as they will lind the
largest and best assortment Of Goods in our hne,
or elsewhere, and at all prices either Of our own
manufacture, or Of the hest Phiiadelghia and
solves. ALEXANDER HILL d CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
OF Boots Shoes &C.. No. i2' Main street.
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AIR. LEFEHyRE,S SCHOOL. 100
vi GRACE STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
FOUSHEE, RICHMOND, VA.--The next session
OF School begins the LIST day OF October, 20,
and terminates on the last day of June, 1860.
Our long experience In Teachings and the very
liberal patronage we have received for SO many
years. have both enabled and ENCOURAGED us to
make important improvements In our Institution
course OF Llterature, comprising English,
French, German, Italian and Spanish classics, 1.-THE
four last tsrough the medium OF the French,) has
been successfully tried during the last session. and
will be continued and enlars ed in the next.
We have engaged Mr.. Ed G. HOWARD to take
charge of the En- lsh part OF this course. as well
as the Rhetoric, Belles-Lettres and First Readins
classes of our Institution. AIR. H. is a gentleman
of the hig hest qualifications, and we feel confident
that his services will BE- duly appreciated. We
would earnestly recommend our Literature class
tograduating pupils.
The new house which We have erected will great,
ly add to tie convenience well as to the comfort
Of the young ladies boarding in our family. Two
Young iafies only viii occupy one room, except In
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
chamber.
HUBERT p. LEFEBvRE, A NJ, PriacipsL-- Nat
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
Philosophy, French.
WILLIAM 6. WILLIAMS, A. B.. Vice Prlncipal-
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry History,
EpWARD c. HOwARD-Llteratnre Rhetoric,
Bellies Lettres, Reading.
MRS. GRACE BENNETT-Engiish Branches.
MISS MARY C. GORDON-EngIsh Branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT-English Branches.
MADAMEL L. v. BLANCHETT-Freneh Govern
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HDUcAE1oM.

s~1UE4xs<ss2e7GTTs GXXVW IL
VI D4f sciooi. f9f .Yo!H5 = ef III
rs iSts ssssios 81 s6js kooI vi sP%m.sssss. o
s vi i e q s.iI sSssoas "a Sysr eiy af
Sa:es az: ssbd sa' 81 E saS
s9tnued : smrrfuf ASss ssl,;.s B,aachss.
MiS1 EfzZlE 10 3MfTH. nElsh nfancnsSis
~ Mfs. ELLEN y SIAieo''1 Aa-' -
Fror r. EMION. French. His recitatIons VII
sake place immediately before o. sl's' ''l
nGps ~. css er.rs n. READ viii conduct Bible
Class ..r,,,,n w,rcuprt. Moral philoso-
Hon ACE p. SMITH, A. NJ Win dslivsr ,S So g
sio sl sli leesafs' On s1' rxsMs: -, :.
E Rs,a 4 for n,uc months :. y =,
Tu dtHa In Ordinary Ensiish Branches snW
f ns m ADVANCED En- lsh Branches g y ~
lsnsaas -, Ansisns and Modern sa e.... sS@
n Mas u g Instrument .,,,, eh. y -
one half p, abls It S En- October is 'h' ''"'
cor fs'.uA .Sasa fT s1Sserss Raw Arthur Mitch
eli; chas. B. Willlnl,s ESD, sWebb. Esa.,
state Agricultural SoeIst{j Lev, xs 49, Samuel
Sapip t e DE Ess Lieu. David Burr E kss
{. Gray, ESQ., Thomas ssmson. hsa'' n''AN'
Rev. hofpas Hooper. nano SS,.th.r iuforn,ation,.
For circulars cnrtaan!hs rss;derre. corner OF
apply to MISS sui n, ~ no' se Jim
Franklin ana 50 streets.
Mrs. PELLET'S SCHOOL, bRe s1.p s daasi,r
iH nrrwREN 10TH AND l1rH.-Ihe uth oSss,uSS
III nnmmence an MONDAY, Oct. Sd, ana emu
VII vi, Sst iaSa - =
'"' ' TERMS,
ysss@ i sss H,ssss English s''nsA..
has,T nri IN Pencil and Grayon, Painting
va IN an ae Piano. Guitar, 10. S0to "
Nv. +. Teachers eli undoubted ability. Her sysfr
~ ~ nction is the result OF twenty ears ~
nersonai aud energ labor, and sne reisis rn;
pponsdance 10 the many ladies now adQrnlna s9s.
st, who were graduated at her Sehooi, hos w.
81 wbom have uobly and successfully eeso'ea
thamseives 10 the cause of Education. ra.o.-
The House was desisned expressly loa rant H.
tional purposes. The School roon, STAY AZ doos s y,
thiTty Is csrefny ARRANGED, both as re- ara t @
tiIation and temperature, and iurnlshea MIN bo
~ al reference to the comfort OF the Pupils. ne
Desks are separate, made OF mah az anM =. ~
placed mat az the pupils are uhoei th7 iAieuAao
supervision Of the Principal; - .vrl, 20
For further particulars adaress 81 Spy fT1r,r
au 8-2m Mno. IELLE -
-, a E1s = FEMALE INSTITUTE,
SOo CORNER OF FIRST AND
~ ,,r,,N GRIP rE1SNTINnEN ROW
=
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E1Eak cARFfACEs The sahscTiber intend.
s--x- changing his ss.siuess; and Wi, pNsf Tor
make, CONSISTING Of R0CkAWAYS, BIGGiES,
with and without toys. &C.. which have 6sl u'
lower than ~ rnlar city prices. a. he intcads to
seil evary vehicle on hand would t1!thes ssase,
I'll ES &c viii end il grssffY 70 their interest q
give me csl!.' ~ j am deteFmsned o. ssll q: al
Ant ,as stcak JOHN DOES.
"a 1-im Corner 9sh Ard Rrasd sts,
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@a.s \ a hs5s6si0s J 4 !, p.v!sos.
. 4 EN- n sTTa nni, : srrr,

GILL; UENTIS
has removed his Office and residence from No asi
Main street 10 tbs CORNER OF erH Ase MAIN sTs
SIR doors above his old stand, vi here he is pre-,
pared, wish Increased facilities, to perform Al!
operations in DENTISTRY in the very best suau
ner. ssl-
An experience of nearly ten years in his bust
ness enables him tn guarantee satisfaction in ey-
cry instance.
FOR RENT--0ne or two good ROOMS, ip base.
Sc slim G.B.s.
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TUE FOURTH ESSION OF MRS BEN.
L NETT s SCHOOL FOR BOYS will CONNIE noe
on MONDAY, tue Sd October, at her school room,
on 9th. between Grace and rankin Streets.
All pupils entrusted TO her care will he thorough-
iy instructed and prepared tc enter advanced class
es in the male schools.
TERMS. PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
tIrder 10 Years of age. ..--.....-a.-. SIS 90
Over 10 years III age. ..-.,...-.... 20 90
Latin or French. .-.-..-...---- 10 %
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CHINA, GLASS, &c

5000 DGUBLE STOCR OFGOODs. G III
~ REDUCED PRICES. EExl
~ CHINA, EyiN
Nj GLASS AND EARTHENWARE H@tu
TO TIVE TRADE.-Tn consequence of infornt-
ton. received some tso months g. O. that my for
foods could not re filed and shipped in time for
my Fall Trade, was placed under the necessity OF
huying in New York a Fall stock OF Goods. now
Goods in New York. | shall therefore, in q few
DAYS, have double stock on hand. To meet my
srring eng a ements must dispose Of these 6aocs.
am therefore resolved TO put them down at prices
that cannot fail to satisfy those who are want OF
Goods in my line. A call, with view of aseer-
tanning my prices. is respectfully solicited.
sc 2i-Im o H. TAYLOR, III Main street.
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/ERs AND DEALERS IN CHINA, iiLASs
- k an : EARTH EN- y Al e No. % Pearl
daily receiving their Fab supplies of CHINA and
'kARTHENWARE, mostly Of their iEiporta
ton. and enibracing the most modern shapes OF all
the hest manufacturers Their stock Of GLASS
WARE. LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY CHI a,
BRITANNIA PLATED WARE and HOUSE.
FURNISHING GOODS, is more extensive than
ever before, MAKING up most complete assert
ment.
We urgentl, invite the attention Of tho
chants of Vir9inia North Carolina and Tennessee
to examination of our stock this season, and
ciGi1, thar ne ran and WiiL de as DSk for fhtW
MI respects, O. aaR regKfar Northern re perkins
house
Intending TO remove the list January To ons
new warehouse now in process oil construction. we
wish TO reduce our stock to avoid risk and expense
our customers.
Orders will receive promp, and thfni attention
ST0NEWARE Of the best quality, at factory
rates. M % I'm
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WIN. SATTLER & co.,
w IMPORTERS AND pEALEnsls
OILS, PAINTS, VARNlSHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUsHES..We received by the late steamer =
large supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, of
superior quality. to which call the attention of
customers.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

q ned sworn Commissioners TO superin tend the
drawn aithe Splrts Aeldem, Lottery do hersby
csttI. thru tha a3"ve-ts an accurate list Of the
nuhis"fs nj pfizss IS tho were drawn bY us this
dAs S5at, -, lS5g 1T An nsta Ga. s. Il
M SN2 E4s8 j. G.. BARBER.f So =, $3.50. -
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- ING GOODS -SCHAAP n CO, IMPORTERS
AND WH0LESAt + AND RETAIL DEALERS.
CORNER. OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS
are receiving now. direct from the manufacturer.
and from Northern treGe sales, most complete
variety of CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHEN-
ARE; LOCKING Gis4AsSEs; TABLE CUT,
ihPASNEhb WIRE besides IN endless eA a A sha
ment Of French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, to which we invite the attention IF ner-
chants and the public IN general, feeling ccnhdenl
that our GooDs and PRICES will richly psy them for
call. We endeavor to- maintain our reputatioR
for selling BARGAINS. SCHAAP Il co.
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ATRS. 4. TiSsLLx yviNsUN proposes
ltl opening on The 1T MONDAY In October,a
Years OF e. Number limited to twelve pupils.I
The usual En- ,lish branches, Latin and French,
stfucton in Drawins, under Prof. CALYO, will be
turned. Res idence, Car, between I'd and Sd ats.
ne ,ernde, Rev. r.. Ryland, Rev F.. Baker, DR..
Wellf,rd, Messrs. James Ly ons, E. B. Bentley. s.
NJ Price. Jno osewart Walker, T. w. Moo ance, 8.
c. Tardy, q. r. atson, DIR. Barney, and pr. ".
Hobsun 7ss SO 9-dt3O
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-26

euce Of mind. 1T happened one day." says
Aubrey, that Mad Tom, of Bedlam, came up
to Sir Thomas. as he was contemplating, acord-
inc TO custom, on the leads of the gate-house of
bis palace at Chelsea, and had mind to have
thrown him from the battlements, crying "leap.
Tom, leapI' The chancellor was in bis gown,
and besides, ancient and unable to struggle
with such a strong fellow. My lord bad a little
dog with him. Now said be, 'Iet Us drst
throw the dog down, and see what sport that
will be- So the dog was thrown over. 'Is
not this fine sportr said his loadshp; 'let US
fetch him up and try it again. As the mad
man was going down, my lord fastened the
door, and called for help"
With this may be coupled the anecdote OF the
physician, who, when the patients Of lunatic
asylum found him on the top of the building.
and proposed as good sport to make him jnmp
down to the bottom. saved his life by recon-
mending. as an improvement on the idea, that
they should walk down stairs with him, and
see him jump from the bottom of the building
to the top.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-26

A SAAE4s-by NlTtuc oI
~ ecution to directed and delivered issued out Of
the Court Off W. Denison ESQ., acting Justice of the
Bloomfield and State of California bearing date Sept
26th 1889 in favor of J. WILLIAMS, and against J. A.
DEYO CO. for the of sixty six dollars and
ty five cents together with all costs of sut have lev
led upon and seized the following described property to
wit All the right title interest and claim off A. Deyo
Co., in and to set Of Mining Claims situated Man
zana HILL Humbug district, and known the claims OF
Chas. Haskell h Co., with hose, pipes, telegraph and
fumes, together with all the appurtenances thereunto
belonging. Notice is hereby given that will expose
to public sale the above deserved property to the high
est bidder for cash. the ground in Bloomfield township
on WEDNESDAY the Goth day of Oct 1859 between the
hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock NJ. to satisfy
the above demand and aceruing costs.
Given under my hand this 1st day Of Oct A. d. 1852
A. J. ENDERS, Special Constable.
Geo. s. Hupp, Atty for Plaintiff. 53h