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Upon the Western rivers, during the six
mon tbs ending June30. 1859, the losses are thus
summed up by the Louisville Courier:

Thus while in six years the number of lives
lost 10y railway We're 1903, the number lost in
six months by western river boats was 337-or
per year, by railway, 65]a, and for the same
time by steamboat, 673, making the railway
over ten times safer than the Western river
steamboats,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

Observation-Disclosures Shinwick, Il lady Of in
temperate habits imbihed largely of potato es-
sence last Tuesday, and then fell asleep on the
sidewalk, where she was discovered and Gagged
Bridget has been resident of the Poor Ho use
for some time, but left it with the intenti of
going north She was, therefore, given per-
mission TO retire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

A SOUTHERN NABoB.-Col. J. A. S. Acl1lin.
Of Mississippi, is about erecting a private res
idence at his plantation, opposite Red River
Landing, which is designed to cost SI5U,UO0-
Sl250 00O more for the furniture and furnishing.
The following is the plan of this immense edi-
flee: The style of the edice is castellated
gothic. with a frontage on the river of 16i feet,
on the two side wings of 10i feet, and centre
compartment of 5,O feet deep, surmounted by
a lofty and beautifully -proportioned tower
The building will contain 50 rooms, exclusive
of closets. bath rooms, wardrobes, &c, spacious
and amply provided with the modern i'm
provements in comfort and elegance. All the
walls Of the building are to be double, with
the passages inside.
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nA To Avoid Having sour Bread. use
SEMpLES INFAEIIBLE BAKING POWDER.
To make bread speedily. use
INFAtIiBLE BAKING POW DER.
To save lard in making biscuits, use
eEMpLE'S INFAIIIBLE BAKING pow DER.
To make bread ligltt and sweet, use
SEMPLE'S INFALIl Bile BAKING POW DER.
To save time. labor and expense. use
INFAIIIBfE BAKING POW DER.
Price, % cents. For sale by Druggists and Gro
q rs generally,
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At Sehad's Garden, on Monday next, an in
teresting entertainment is to be given, and the
public are invited to attend. The place is a
delightful one at which to spend the day, and
the amusemenls are to be varied, that oil
tastes will be satisfied.
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DEvIsING PROPERTY WHILE ALIyE.-Mrs.
Blandina Dudley the wealthy lady who built
the Dudley Observatory in New York, has
disposed of her property by deed of trust
She gives, in trust, one undivided half of her
MI Niler n r provided he takes the name of her
father Rutger Bleecker. The remainder is
given in trust to him for her namesake and
grand niece, Blandina Dudley Miller. The
interest of five thousand dollars is to be given
to the poor of Albany. She reserves five thou
sand dollars year for her personal and
household expenses. She has adopted this
course " no less as duty than for the lawful
qualification of a rational desire"
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Dismissed-The warrant against Alexander
Roach, for assaulting and beating Jas. Hagan,
was dismissed by the Mayor yesterday, the
complainant failing to appear and testify.
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TIL. Pic Mic of the Leigh Street Church Sun
day School, last Tuesday, was one of the most
pleasant affairs of the kind ever witnessed in
Richmond. Besides three or four hundred
scholars, there were an eq ual number of guests
who Joined the excursion, and spent the day
in pleasant manner. The return train did
not reach the city until after O'Clock at night,
thereby causing some little uneasiness, because
il was not generally known at what hour the
excursionists were expected here. All speak
in praise of the attention of Superintendent
Dodamead, and of the untiring exertions Oh the
School to make the occasion q happy oRe
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DEATH OF FAITHFUL OLD SAlLoR.-Chas.
King pilot on board the u. S. reyenue-cntter
Forward, died on board that vessel, at the
Breakwater, on Friday morning last. The de-
ceased was native of Germany, and in the
SD year of his age. In the year 1912, he was
impressed by the English on board a letter OF
Marque." This vessel afterward falling in
with the American privateer Paul Jones" !"
was after short action captured. The de-
ceased then became one of the crew OF the
Paul Jones, and after finishinga successful
cruise in that vessel. he came TO Delaware, and
served in the revenue service from that period
nl1 to the hour OF his death.
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RLEACHED AND UN1TEACHED cor,

QLEACHED AND UNDLEACHED cor.
- TONS.-To b closed out u GOLDSMITH
sahlesn als store. one cssc, fal yard - width. of
one case do. AZ ~ ceHts, cheap ~ NJ cents; tuo
oAlss unhleached Cottons . ~ cents - inehes ip
width - Hoop Sktrfa - great nacFifcc; frepch
Woven Cofsots n; Isadieas extra wAite Hose IL
cents; Marecliiea and Linen Shirt HonOtns. vsTy
cheap; ono lot Of Enbr0idered Edxinae ~ n cenls
chsap ~ p centF superior vhile pfinnes only ~
cents buy eAiss ssff bSssia 81: = .sss e |: !:
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Heary Freighf-The railroads running into
this city are doing a heavy business in the
freight line. On Tuesday night last train OF
thirty seven cars, heavily loaded came down
the Central road. Among the freight Were
four or five thousand bushels of wheat; and
we learned from one of the agents that at least
down the produce now ready for market be-
tween this city and Gordonsyilie. The DAN
Vile road is also doing heavy freight and
passenger business. which will steadily in
crease for several weeks to come.
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The BltsS are electing new members every
meeting night, and expect TO make a large pa
rade in October next. They have not yet filled
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
their late Captain, but will do SO when they
can find the man for the post.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL Lexington, Miss,
last week. 4 little child of Mr. V. W. Thomp-
son fell into an Old well, some G0 feet deep
The mothers cries attracted Il number of citi-
zens. and Mr. VIM. Kelly, attaching himself to
a rope was lowered rapidly. Suddenly he
cried ont TO be drawn up; but, at the same in
slant, overpowered by the foul atmosphere in
the well. he relaxed his hold on the rope, and
fell headlong to the bottom. The bodies were
rescued by graphing irons, butlife was extinct
in the iitlie child and the strong man
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Dangerous Plaes.-For several days past off,
Ger Seal has taken the trouble to visit the
neighborhood of Victors old mill and drive
the boys out of the creek, where there is hole
of water more than six feet deep; but unless
he were to stand there all the time, TO the ne
glect of other business, he could not keep them
from bathing. Between the hours OF aud d
O'Clock, last Tuesday evening, he drove from
the sdeep hole" party of boys, but in less
than three hours thereafter, they returned,
and the consequence was. that one of them-a
free negro lad--lost his life.
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THE PEACH CRoP IN NEW JERsgY.-At a re-
cent meeting of peaeh-growers In the vicinity
of Woodyilie. Mercer county, n. J., il was as
certained that in a space of about three miles
square, there would be at least 2o,0o0 baskets
of peaches for shipment In this space, there
are over 92,0O0 trees planted, 2,0eo OF which
are in bearing.
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SPEEDY TEAvELINO.-We saw a gentleman
yesterday, who, i'll the course of twenty five
days, was in London, Calais, Liverpool, New
York. Washington, Cincinnati and Richmond
lie is connected with Il large commercial firm
in New York, and has been on a business tour
selling immense quantities of grain, and is
stll engaged in buying up more. We shall
not he surprised soon 10 hear that Puck's
achievement of "putting a girdle about the
earth in twenty minutes.' has been accom-
plished.-P -PeterSburg (Fd) Express.
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THE ICE-BERGs AND Hot WEATHRR.-Af few
weeks since the cold weather, with frost, was
easily accounted for by the arrival of some
ice bprgs oil the banks of Newfoundland and
curionsly enough. the eneNtdispatch announced
the collision of a large steamer with one of
them. But n difficulty now appears in the
hypothesis in the fact that the past week has
been fearfully hot, while the 'bergs" are more
abundant than ever has been known even by
some of the oldest captains. On the 9th inst,
the Canada tried her timbers with one of these
'sarctic refrigerators,' which shows that they
are still present in that region, whence came
the frost in June Cincinnati artisan.
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ORIGIN OF CRISoLiNE.--This was originally
the name of Partisan mcdiste-one Madame
Crinoline who kept set of dress -making &
rooms in the Rue de In Puix--it eventually
came into use TO denote the article most in re-
mute at her establishment. She Ii was who,
by the invention of horse-hair woven into 4
sort of cloth and manufactured into petticoafs
enabled the fair sex to dispense with that
clumsy abomination which always placed
them. If not in headlong hurry, certainly
in--a busfie. The name Of the pettic0at was
given from that Of the inventor, as has fre-
enentiy happened; the crinoline, the pctticoat
was derived from Crinoline, the ires.maker.
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newest and most Important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary distinctions. Ileucor-
rohpa or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostitution and Debility ut c lther sex, is HARTS
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable iowalk have soon
been relieved bY this wonde rtul COMPOUND. 1t IS
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
cal and those who have used It, to be the hest
BECHU COMPOUND in the world Large bottles,
81; small bottles ~ cents. A fresh supply Just
ceived by FISHER & WI ScTON, Druggists,
Je l4,3m Main street, Richmond.
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Company E-This new corps, under the CON-
mand of Capt r. NJ. Cary. promises to rival
the Grays in numbers, as well as in drill and dis
cipiine Ar 4 meeting held last Tuesday night,
fifty members were present, and finer looking
body of citizen soldiers cannot be readily
found Every man seems to have joined the
company with the intention of making it what
citizen soldiers should ever be, and the eonse-
quence is. that good order, strict attention 10
lhe word and prompt execution, are the char
acteristics of this organization. Capt. Cary
has long been regarded as a good officer and
strict disciplinarian, and will spare no efforts
on his part 10 make Company the strongest
and most perfect organization in the regiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

tn. Virginia Boqnet.is the title of new
weekly paper to be issued in this city, in the
course of few weeks, by Messrs. Turner 4
Watson.
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REsIGNED-We learn, from reliable source,
that Thos. 5. Gholson, Esq, has resigned the
Presidency of the Branch Exchange Bank of
Virginia at this place. We suppose this step
is adopted by Mr.. Gholson in order to be un-
encountered while the canvass for the Judge
ship in this Judicial Circuit is progressing
Pe!ers69rg (Fa.) IafeliigeHcer.
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No Iaqncst.-Yesterday morning Coroner
Peachy examined the body OF James Bradley,
the negro boy who was drowned in Shockoe
Greek, near Victor's old mill, last Tuesday
night, and decided that an inquest was un-
necessary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

Not Prorsd-Patsy Hopkins, free negress
appeared before the Mayor yesterday to an
swer the charge of receiving a lot of candy
believed to have been stolen by Robert Cole a
free negro, from Isaac Irskine; but as the evil
denee was far from being conclusive, she was
disrharrpI
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Child Poisoned-A child of Mr.. ]. Z. Bry-
ant, aged about three years, was dangerously
poisoned by eating piece OF food prepared to
kill dogs Mr. B. lives on 18th street, nearly
opposite the Wesley Chapel. He owned TWO
vicious dogs, and to get rid of them, some one
threw Il quantity of poisoned food into his
yard by night. The dogs ate enough of the
bait to produce death and the day thereafter.
Mr.. IS little child while at play in the yard,
found n piece of the bread and ate ii. In
short time thereafter the little creature was
thrown into commissions. A physician was
at once sent for, and suspecting the cause OF
the sudden illness, gave the child the proper
antidote and saved its life.
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TIE Empire Ministries are to appear at Metro
politan Hall, i'll a short time. Keep look out
for their announcement.
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FIRST LOVE TIE BEsT.-A most extraordl-
nary affair occurred in Jasper county, Ind,
last week An old man, named William Has
kins, aged seventy, married an old lady of al
most the same age named Anna Mead. Twen-
ty-seven years before they were man and wife,
with family of five children. Becoming dis
satisfied at the time, they separated, and,
hearing nothing of each other for years, both
married again. But both being left alone, af-
ter the deaths of their partners, and coming
together thus late in life, they concluded TO
travel the little journey that was left together.
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Taxing the Prof,s.--Adam Fondler, the keep
er of n small grocery on Duval street, was
fined S5 by the Mayor for permitting an nm
lawful assembly of negroes in his house, and
held to bail for his good behavior, on conyie-
tion of following his daily avocation on Sun
day last.
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NEW BIsHoP OF ST. PAULs, MINN.-The
Right Rev. DIR. Grace, the newly appointed
Roman Catholic Bishop oflSt. Paul's, was con-
secrated in the Cathedral at St. Louis on Sun
day, July 2ith, by the Most Rev. Archbishop
Kerrick, assisted by several other prelates-
Bishop Duggan, of Chicago, preached on the
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The Summer Store, noticed by MS a few days
since, can only be seen at Col. HasiSins', in
Rockets; but Mr. John W. Mckiel, the manu-
facturer, intends getting up a handsome one,
to be exhibited at the Mechanics Institute
Fair, in October next. II these stoves can be
manufactured at moderate prices hundreds of
families will procure them, for they are not
only convenient, but invaluable in a sick room
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WHEAT PANIC.-There was great wheat
panic at Davenport, Iowa. early last week, oc-
casioned by report that a blight similar to
that which killed the wheat crop of Iowa last
year was spreading among the wheat in the
neighborhood of Davenport. Thealarm which
prevailed in business circles at this announce
ment was so great that probably nota hundred
dollars could have been borrowed that day in
Davenport. The report sent the ofcsrs of the
law out in the country with executions, levy
ing on cattle wagons, threshing machines, dc
The whole affair originated i'll the idle story Of
a farmer who should have been in better bu-
siness The cause of the fright was entirely
untounded,
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THREE MEN SUFFoCATED.-James McNary,
Daily Ryan and Martin Sheady, were sufio-
Gated by the foul air of a well, at ST. Louis, on
Saturday McNary fell TO the bottom over
come by the yapor, and the other two lost their
lives in attempting 10 rescue him. All three
were drawn from the well dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

Rev. d. r. Willis, of the Virginia Conference,
has been elected President of the Wesleyan
Female College. North Carolina. in the place
Of the Rey. J. IL. Davis, resigned
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covered by NJ. Tempel, at Venice, about the
beginning ofApril last, has been observed at
Rome by Father Secchi, aud al Paris by N. Y.
Von Villarceau. 1t has been rapidly ap-
preaching the sun, and but a few days since
was only about 3, s,G0n,0G0 leagues from it. Since
the Goth nit, however, it has begun to reeede
1T the rate of 2,0U0,tU leagues in twenty-four
hours, or twenty -four leagues per second, be-
ing a velocity at least two hundred times
greater than that of n cannon ball. This yelo-
city is. indeed, gradually declining, neyerthe-
less, enough of it remains to carry the sonnet
70 a distance of36 G00, ,0GO leagues from the sun.
As to the distances of the comet from the earth,
its nearest approach, which occurred on the
9th of April, was TO within 26,OUu,oN leagues.
At present its distance is about 42,00e 900, and
by the Both of the present month it will be
49,G0Q,00o leagues distant from our globe.
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NOT so GooD.-The4 Fredericksburg (Ea.)
Herald, speaking of the garnered wheat crop,
says:
We have heard from Lancaste ter, Westmore-
land. Richmond and Essex counties, below,
and from Stafford and Spotsylvania, immedi-
ately around us, and the testimony seems TO
be nearly uniform, that the expectation has
not been realiZed-that there is falling off of
twenty per cent and upwards! The estimate
of the crops around here is that the falling off
is 25 per cent!
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The Ltsls Stranger, noticed by us yesterday
as having been kidnapped, has fallen into good
hands. One Of the ladies who took possession
Of it has, by the consent of her husband.
adopted il, and will rear it with as much care
and tenderness as if it Were her own. II its
mother feels any anxiety about her boy, she
may hear from him by calling upon ms, though
we have no doubt be will only be the better off
by never knowing that he was deserted in his
helplessness, and thrown into the old field to
die
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NINE PERSONS DRowNED.-The Quebec

NINE PERSONS DRowNED.-The Quebec
Chronicle of Friday says:
1--WE regret to learn that 4 sailing boat con-
tanning twelve persons, which left St. Fran
co.'s, Island of Orleans, early yesterday MORN
ing for this city. when only Il short distance
from the point of starting, was suddenly
struck by squall of wind and capsized. Nine
out of twelve persons Were drowned. The
body of Mrs. Asselin,of St. Roche, of this city,
was found on shore at lAnge Garden yester-
day morning, and it was expected that the
others would be found in the course of yester-
day. 1t is believed that most of them We're
residents of St. RCche.''
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"a Great E,ci,ement-o5. ooe peeple ha ye

HA Great Excitement-25.0 00G People have
visited WATSON To his splendid SfEREO-
SCOPE VIEWS, as well as to have their portraits
taken. HIS PORTRAITS cannot be eXceled, and
for cheapness and Durability seldom equalled.
Call and see them Portraits from 35 cents: pho
tographs from 81 to SIS. Old daugnerrotype
copied e diminished to any size; painted either
Water, Pastile or OIL Colors, all worked up IN In
dia Ink. Remember WATSON'S, Whtehurst's
Old Gallery, II NalnSt. jt if-lm
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eA Cholera Mirbus and Summer Com
PLANr Ihese snnoy ing and dangerous diseases
are becoming quite prevalent NJ this time. and f
not speedily checked. often destroy the consttn-
ton. and not unirequently lite itself As sure
and speedy cure we know oi no remedy equal tn
MUM BiTTERS, and We therefore advise every
one 10 give II a trial. AS preventive to !ndiges-
ton, ald coTrectoG and purifier Of the stomach,
these Btters are unsurpassed.
EA- Every family should keep few bottles on
hand. Price 50 cents per hottie.
To be had wholesale and retail at the Drug Stores
Of AblE n GRAY. PI RCELI. LADD x CO.
DRUGGISTS in NlrEinla.
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AMEs SkSAskSTxE Z, sESTffls IRON WORKS.

a. .,,n.s ~. ~ tEUn 49,, 1.s,s....
IRON zRAILINGS, ,yERANpAMG. RAkcO-1
MES, CHAIRS, -sETTEES, &c.; also, GsAtings
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind Of
IRON WORK for erHsmental and building rsT-
poses, manufactured at short notice. 3. 80
A Particular attention given TO enclosing BUrial
Lots in the city and country.
MAR LIE WORKA.-JoHN W. DAvlEe,
Nl PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND Ma
SON. Main street, between sth and 9th sts., RICH
made 10 order of the best Italian or A1sgicaa nsf
ble
yans p my stock. vh,ca 4 X q shs IsEEssf aeS hS3s
HEAD PIECES and MANTEbS, 70 b ksa44 -
IA First Premium awarded ). 10 vigr3sia Asn-
cultural Society, and MechAnics tnek1o0te.
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EA. How {, Eure all Pain and Bowe Conn
PLAINTs.FOr PAIN in the Bowels. Stomach. Sides,
Limbs Back, rheumatism, Neuralgia Sore Throat,
Stiff Neck. Sprars Bruises. HARTS-
HORNE'S CURE-ALL. Il acts upon the nerves,
bones. snews. b.o9d and muscles annlhliatlns all
PAIN liAe magic! Bottles u 25 and 20 cents.
II YOU suffer with Cholera. DiarrhPa, looseness
OF the Bowels. or sumner C0nrlgint. use HARTS-
HORNE'S CARMI NATIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles y cents.
The Cure All cures ali pam. The CaTminative
Balsam cures all bow I'll complaints Is cents bot
tie
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. " l2-2Ism
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CPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
RoSEMARY AND CASTOR OH


LIST. To besu.ify the sa,s. aa a. To- curl u. hair
TO restore hair to bald hsads sth 70 fcfcs the tue
beard apd whiskers !" grow eth Te prevent hair
The sssdsss sss sst :,i,ss Ss fSH
nj II , so sss sss.
Sold bs FIsRER fsto WINSTON, Richmond VI.
and BARNES L PARK. New York. apn-dsm
MEDICAL. CARD-Dr. PLUME offers his SER
VI vices to the public in the treatme Mt OF all
diseases. twenty years practice in the above
on on Franklin street; near the Exehsnse Hotel, and
ERsS% 81
cines sent to order. All communications by letter
orotherwise promptly attended to- Richmond, Va
RUpTURECUREDFO FOR FIVE DOLLARS
can be lad S an, ys seas s Gss mss %
cal man who has examined this instrument, pro-
u sqperG Is to All o.9ets n r., II we
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
e ~ n
the cheapest IN the end. We will send this Truss
be 1uss e n S mail I'D
dress C. c. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persons not knowing us. can send their money to
any merchant or friend in this city.
pIsEs Tsi E'' .ss fs fsG 9
Druggists. my9-Iy
V,EN YEARS AGO.--Ten years ago BUR-
L ROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE was intre-
duced to the public, certain remedy for SYPH-
| Ills, and in all that time it has never faiod to
cure the patient where the directions have been fol-
lowed Persons suffering from the effect of this ter
rbie disease are assured of it's efficacy and are re-
minded Of the fact that the proprietor ready to
Fe1 sas whossss saa retail ''Ss By Dr. oaS EARLIER
| WARING PEARCE, and druggists generally.
| ]. w. BURROW 4 CO.,
| iy6-tf Church ST.. Norfolk. Va.
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EAr LiceFice--A. D. &. Brand, 1.-The aboye
well know. faYorlte Brand always on sale by
JAMES G. McANDREw,
GsE~ly H, Fine street, New TGrk.