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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

u NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Nj aoas, in Cost. R,ea o2N s.n ..nv suaay
Easter PRESEASON; San Joss;
ss Mate. T1s Sss F
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kl Lay f fs the gsn slsxn ~ por,
Ev.nns a. ss s Inc D'
GSs ns
Pipe q 4k FRS. Pipe; m. His
sses. saeso E Mysp Pipe
Sir %sr ssssh Lady Smoking
An Early Chswer Burns Snuff Box; BOZ from shaispers
Mrs. An'hons Christmas Present.
he A Atom sse osladn.
S Gsl SO on g Harry Grinso
How the Snow Melted on Mount washington.
The Three Great Voyages.
Tury or. Three Stories In One. '@''
Monthly Is Record ! Of orc curren. Events.
E Ed;Or': E Esss Chair.
Our Foreign Bureau
Shadow. Over he Way.
Fashions for January-Ilussraons Bali Costumes Under
Three more COPIES for one year each
ELM sna s'ffs wEsEEY g.
s''''' 'A' year. HARPER BROTHERS, Publishers
HOLIDAY GIFTS HOLIDAY oursu
HOLIDAY aHTsil,
~ a,Sour v,onnrs BRONZE CLOCKS,
CHINA vAAE1
SILVER PLATED WARE,
DINNER, DESSERT AND IRA s sETs WILMA
PLAIN AND RICHLY CUT
TABLE GLASSES, Ac,
prirs than be found any other establshmeu
IN New York.
WI. +. DALEY CO.,
Esl B.QadEsy.
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Try Laird's Bloom of Youth or Liquid
Pearl article the world for identifying and
serving the complexion and skiD be tried gratis II $50
Broadway.
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To Public Speakers and Singers
Browns Bronchial Troches" Cough LozenKes From
Prof NJ Stacy johnson, teacher of Music Female College
La Grange CAT have found their very eicacous in
removing that irritation Of the throat with speakers
and singers haye enlisted several gentlemen in favor
whom are Professor Wines Principal Brownwood Uni
veiy Rev. league Of tbs place. The troches have
only to be tried to recommend themselves" Sold By drug
gists.
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Snow Storm at Halifax, Sc.
BOSTON, Dec 10 1850

Late Halifax papers report that storm occurred
there on the 18th inst by which several vessels were
sunk at the wharves, and three schooners, names un
KNOWN totally lost of the harbor with all on board of
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GuTs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
y THE r1 e u 6 Ell :. s9 q STORE
ruBIIsHEss AND Cir S 1booKsnLLnas
BOOKS AND e ais4s sSo SsPE KIND GIFTS
srAsSaaB HIT 4sS aEEsAsr
'i E7s EE! !|s$E EaEEs
VARIETIES st A IS STYLES OF
1885, aSs
sss;:s 9sss :s g ssss and
| os S EA HHSSszrD
JUVENILE z WORKS,
q writers for Child
s s4 81 1ssSS S$sSSE &SsSSSRSonrH,
H H5yFE REID BAiS,xAsD.
zSSSpEss y ,o.r ssSSEIIE S
S Ss1E$H ssiEf SSSSS$Es.
sss New
a. the crowds % stF Sc Holidays
s
That in purchasing Of all books sold at the regular
rates. aside from which, without charge an elegant
original time e SALE
Catalogues gratis on application, mailed free Of charge
Persons residing distance the city may rely on
having their orders filled faithfully and mpauay a. a the
A GIFT WITH EVERY BOOK,
wHsaT skHS :? ZEE sHk7 fa e 81 s9''
CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEARS GIFT
WHO PURCHASE OF
Publshers and Gin Bookselierrs
NJ Broadway New York
GOLD Loc IKE s, FOR DAGyERREorsrrs OR HAIR,
GOLD CHARMS FOR WATCH CHAINS.
Gold Belt Buckles and Cuff Pins,
GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS,
VI Carbuncle, Cameo BloodstoDe Eua.
meiled, Etruscan, Garnet, Pearl,
Diamond, Coral Agate
Hair, Corneian,
AND ALI. OTHER KINDS "'A'
For sale low by GEO. G. ALLEN AIS Broadway.
GEN1LEMEN's GOLD VEST CHAINS, NEW PAT.
Etruscan, Curb, Warsaw chased plain Becher Ade
AND ALL OTHER STYLES
For sale low by GEO. 9. ALLEN, AIS Broadway.
NAYlTY's INDICATED PAPER
Gsysys pure Medcated Paper place ooioscd
40 broadway - -AA A %" ~
GREAT CURIOSITY SENT rREE-
" Agents wanted. SHAW CLARK, biddeford Ne
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Novelties OF the scason.-The Ladies arc
All buying skates In anticipation OF
lake 10 Central Park and The are purchAsng the
magnificent winter Hats introduced by the famous NOx
2l2 Brosdway The latter decidedly the elegant
etapeaux ever seen In New York.
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Barth0lf's Celebrated Sewing ma.
chnes 4SA Broadway Howard street. New York
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Millions of Bottles OF Mrs. Windows
SOOTHING SYRUP used every year in the United
States fer children teehipg with falling Re-
lief is immediate and certain. Only 25c. bottle.
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ICOR THE NEW YORK HERALD.-DEC a. leBo-
Messrs BALL BLACK co. desire us " contradict the
statement which In all The papers OF yesterday
raank tSsuss that the shackles worn by
Noor, who executed last rday, their
hbon" Frank Leslie applied for their sanction to
such absurdy and; he had would have been promptly
refused The in around their store alluded
in the evening papers, found higher attraction in their rich
display of new Holiday Goods
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Boots and acknowledgement
Double sole, warm fur lined and WOOL
TRAVELLING BOOTS LEa0INS, BUCKSKIN SHOES
And everything desirable for winter wear for
Ladies' gents and boys at
BROOKS, 676 Broadway and l50 Fulton street.
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Hair.-Its Diseases, Fall, Change of
color their establishment The whole treated by GRAND.
JEAN, No. 50 Twelfth street, rextto Broadway.
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Grover q Bakers Celebrated Noisoless
Family Sewing Machines,
le6 Broadway New York
l62 Fulton street. Brookiyu.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE
y GENERAL HOUSE = sFuRmsu1sa oooDs,
GREAT REDUCTIoN IN PRICE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
E.v. HAUGHwOUT CO.,
Nos l66 40 and z02 Broadway conner Broome streo.
Having received large consgnmens Of Goods from Europa
for sale manufacturers account and having themselves
unusually heavy and choice stock Of Goods hand have
Of the approaching close Of Tia business
mined 70 make large reduction La their prices
From this time until the lat Of January noxt,
To large demand and thus enable them 10 materials
reduce their stock before the closo Of the year.
In Of the reduced standard OF AueAn
cy they enabled TO offer their Bohemian German
Goods purchased at the late Fair ct Leipsc, q unparae
low prices
The following a sample Of their reduced prices
Complete white FRENCH CHINA DINNER, DESSERT and TKA
SERVICES With complete service OF rich cut and engraved
BoAt milan Glassware for twelve persons comprising Ocean
tsre Cobes Chsmpagnes Wines, Hoeks Celsres. Centre
BewA Preserve E psf e ss SSs no,nAps
which assert 70 be t cheapest sets sold In tA
Rich Decorated nIrNG SERVICES,
AT $50, Sis and $l2S, and upward
Heavy silver plated CASTERS at S. and So and HheeN
quality al $l5 and SO.
Fine plated Ts4 SETS q: pieces at s2s and $780, and OF
Sets Of CUTLERY twenty nine pieces with ivory handles
cases, at $2l 10 and S24 rs
Real Bohemian ooored and engraved WINE BOTTLES, q
per pair.
Rh cut and engraved DkcANrrRs S. per pair and cut b
hemian GObets, 81 per dozen, DO, DC.
We the public examine goods and prices and
that the reduction Of prices 10 genuine.
Prices marked In plain figures, from which
NO DEVIATION CAN BE MADE.
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Barry's Trtc0pherous 10 the Best and
eapes article for dressng beaaufyng cleaning curling
preserving xnd restoring the hair. Ladies, try Sold BY IL
Arup
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Fine Arts.
LANDSCAPES AND FIGURE Prices,
BY FIRST class arts a, for sale cheap, by
W. K OBRIEE II Third avenue corner Of Twelfth street.
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Central Park Skate Emporium.
CONOvER WALKER 2o0 Rro.awav
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Whites Festival Hats and ca ps are now
ready Ladies and chidren's Fur for holiday gs zig
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Cristadorc's Hair Dye, Wigs md Tou-
pees the heat in the world Wholesale and retail and the Dye
Pitys.ss applied, At NJ AhiS AgpsH
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Fine Dress Suits, Ready Made
And made to order at reduced prices. at
MckINLEf'S, AIS Broadway, corner Of Iispenard st.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs ana Tou-
pees tho best In the world surprising all MA ed snd
piled q the mandatory, 20 broadway.
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Holiday Presents.
Breakfast Jackets and Robes de Chambre
At reduced prices at
kcKINLEY'S, Alb Broadway, corner of Lspenard st.
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WILL BE PUBLIsHHD ON FRIDAY, DEC. -
LE1SURE MOMENTS
MISS MARTHA HAINEs BUTT. A. n.
Beautifully bound In cloth
T. D. lone a co, Publishcrs
&c Ann street. New York.
ceplss Wsysa, pps paid, Up Tegeipi q PriSe
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For Presents.-Elegant Paris and Lon
don Scars. and Ties Robes de Chambre Ac At MOoYDS
Shirt Emporium, 262 Broadway.
S25 Ovcrcoats Selling for $2O-Taste-
fully made and cut,
McklNLEYS, ALB Broadway, corner of I.spenard ST.
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going on between free labor and slave laborand when
then you will find that the days Of the republic are num-
bered If you mean to preserve the Union there is but
one plan by which you can succeed in doing
taken, throw open the Territories to us, ac-
knowledge right to settle there, declare 10 the
Sate you will at and without any reservation admit
her. You must, however unpleasant II may be To Won
give assurance the people Of the South that when their
slaves away you will at least interpose no obstacle
TO their recovery am prophet, the son of pro-
phet but tell you unless you do this unless you desst
from the course you pursuing the historian now
lives who will write the inevitable motto over this nation
"Ileum tuit."
Mr. KneoRE (rep) Of Ind, rising amid cries Of "sit
gentleman assumes that the South has right 70 secede
from the Union peaceaby and that he favor Of such
secession
Mr.. sINcrEroS-Yes, Sir
Mr. KGoRE-You follow up that declaration bv saving
that the South will not permit the Inauguration of black
republican President ask him how he can peacefully
prevent thatY
Mr.. sNorEroN-By scvering our connection from you.
You may make him President Of the Northern States
you cannot make him President Of this republic claim
the right of peaceable secession and the different States
have the right to Judge Of the time and manner OF seces
tleman whether he would undertake TO prevent us
going out, or to bring us back forciby when once
back Will you answer that question9Wil you answer
Mr. KIIeoRE-I answer for nobody but myself
Mr. slNGIxroN--Wel answer for yourself
Mr.. KLG0RR-I should regret exceedingly TO see dig.
union. repi esent portion Of the Great West and wc
people who disposed to hold the Union together
peaceaby we can and we are in favor of administering
little chassemen to those who would to force to
overthrow the government
Mr.. SIN0IEroN-Then you would attempt TO force us
back9
Mr.. KmaoRE-Yes, by all legitimate constitutional
means. II q man commit treason and levy against
'ne osernment, he must suffer for his treason.
a. mr.. NNaLkroN-We do not mean to levy war against
soverhment while we live under 1t, but claim the
20 sever All connection with you. There original
they made the constitution which binds us together When
rave you we expect TO occupy precisely the same po
@ = wv eae nto the confederation Of States thank
we would MOI submit TO in the South " ~ y '''''s
~, AiiQ0i4-l ala p0t we the word Extensively. ]
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GENERAL MuSTER-.yoLUNTEER COMPANY
Frmed-HaiI lIorB
[consEsrosDrscE OF rHE RICHMOND DAILY prspArcH

HAnRIsosBURG. May "a, 1859.
saturday last, Was tremendous day in Harrison.
pure. All the officers aud meu of l45th Regiment
numbering some 400 in all, filled rank 10 front OF
tue "Msnsion House," and then proceeded about O
mile from town. TO on old field full of corn stalk
where they went through the various evoln tions
necessary to make their good and reliable soldiers
Our citizens are disgusted with the Militia sys.
tenn fney VIII do all 10 their power to have the
law abolished Our candidates for the State Lsgis.
la,ure knowing the sentiments of the people on
the tJect, are opposed to the law, and will do all
In their power to have 1t done away with
volunteer company was formed here last
week, numbering some sixty or seventy Some
OF our most substantial citiz.us have taken A ma
In IT, aud will do all iu their power to make IL one
oi the bsss companies Of the kind ip the Valley Of
Virginia.
We were visited with hail storm here on Sat.
urdsy last. accompanied with a heavy shower Of
rain We learn that the storm was very severe a
mile or two from town, aud has done considerable
Injury to the CORP just peepiDg above nd AMI
also " rJured, TO some extent, the growing crop of
"Hcbk KoCKINGHAM
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N@~ ARTIFICIAL TxxrH-THE CHso.

fLssTSo PsocXSs.-G W JoNss, DENTIST. hayins
purchased the eIciusiUe rlght for the aboy,
mode oi making TEETH. and after ustny and tsx
ssas II IA the mot dl9scaH cases ,chyre o3er ,<Ite
ada 'dtd Is eft'tr,iy SATISFIED Qf ITS absolute sur,7I
oTTts over the gold, silver aud platna method can
thereIore with confidence. recommend Il TO all vh,
oeSaretnit or partial sets 81 teeth; and especiaI
~ 20 scA as may be dissatisfied t0ih those tey ar,
soA' tSe9 In this process, all of the directions tc
the Epi1 pate are renoved-the suction brino Der
tee So nres comfort aud STABILITY the fit aud the
tsetn teihs es oedei III the metal. the food is excu
ued roTa unper or between them; they are there.
lofe Cleaner smoother aud in every respect better
IN consequence OF the perfect adaptation of the
plate 10 tue mouth, aud the suction thereby az.
cured he can insert one teeth aosthosa 1sr,s
aid IN all cases guarantee perfect and
n.
This method having been adopted and commend.
ed By these standing highest in the profession
North and South, testimonials will be given and
specimens exh ibitea, TO any who may desire 20 see
them The cd plates Of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in par
pay. viii Of course, make teeth on the old mode
or thcS9 who Ray prefer IT.
FILLING thoroughly and gently DONE and teeth ex.
racted ty electricity fo< those who wish II.
uf1cs opposite Corinthjan Hall. jsT-ly
Eas~ ~LICoRiCE-in Mass and Stick, of
the best quality
GUM AhABfU, (grnuiue) for tobacconists
1UAQJA BEANs-Angastura. Black and Crys
tsilHrd
OLIVE OIL, IN glass, of new crop
In store ana for sale low by ~
} PErFIELD GEORGR,
In u Blair q Co.'S Building,
Ipr 18th and Gary sta
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assr- rRE GR.Ar VIRGINIA AHKxpY,


PETsRs' INPALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GoNoR-
RHtSA AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy. containing no Mel
curiSi BalsaInlc properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public in its curative. resto
rstlTe a.d rsnovatlng powers; and the medlca,
world astonished Hll~2 told that tbs above -e-
medy viii care the abovl diseases, aBd confoundec
when they have OccuaI demonstrations Of the facts
But the proprietor who has Known Of the remedy
for tweGty odd years, has suowH Of case OF twenty
years standing TO be restored 10 perfect health and
al other Of shor Ger duration, 10 be restored
without single exception. and therefore challenges
any case Of GOaOrrbea phiCh tie remedy will rot
cure, o. 3oyided the directions carried oct with
prudence the part Of the patient; and to any
purchasing half dozen BOTTLES, aud SsinS 8ccord
ingly, in his or her Gaze he guarantees perfect
cure; and i'll OF failure Will furnish additional
medicine. tree of charge, to complete the cure
through Lis agents. and cure will DE effected with
out Inconvenience 20 tie patient. Sold by
GRUb3S 4 APPEksOS, Druggists,
Agents for tie city of Richmond.
de I0--6fns No. al Broad st.
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FIGHT WITH A RATrLEsNAKE-The Peoria IN ,
Transcript says that the proprietor of hor se
near that city, having occasion to 90 nto an old
cistern to get some bricks, met with the fo,ow;r,
adventure:
1t seems there Was a piece of plank with ono and
partially mbedded iu the earth that sne,awh.,
ipcommoded him, so seiZing il, with some excr,ion
he pulled it out aud threw it to the ton What
was his horror and surprise at the next monsnt to
hhu tnat ne had unearthed an enormous rattle-
suaEe, and hlmsef without a WEAPON in hi. hand
AS the cistern WAS round, and ouly about Il va f.t
IN diameter, he could not jump out land the snsks
brlstling with anger and rattling de efiauce wa :,
ready for battle. His screams brought hi. wife 10
the scene, but she wss so overcome with friht
that she became powerless to render auy aasis,,
aDce. The snake in the meantime had commanca5
the nRht, making repeated springs at him. bnt
fortunately he managed GU each occasion To bit
hin upon the head with his DOT, without receiv
Ing bite, the snake all the time becoming more
defiant and enraged. During the whole scenn
which lasted several sutes the man did NOT Inss
bis presence OF niad, but watching his chanca
made several frantic efforts to jump boldly from
this seemingly pit OF destruction At the la,t
trial he fortunately grasped a brick, which gave
way with him, and remained In his hand as he
again stood fronting bis kissing enemy. After a
few more kicks, and watching his opportunity. he
threw it. making probably one of the best shots ON
record, for it struck the snake on the head and
between the one sent aud the wall be became a
"pretty we'll used up sarpint." Weak aud exhaust.
ed, cur hero, by the assistance of his wife. was
enabled to climb from the 1t, but when once more
upon the earth he tainted away, and it was some
time before he could be recovered. For several
succeeding days be was quite unwel. The snake
WAS afterwards taken from the cisteru, when il
WAS found TO measure seven feet in length, and
contained thirteen rattles. The latter have been
preserved, and are placed in Shosf's Museum for
exhibition.
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A~ DiSEAHED
SIDE, -
BREAST.
Extract from letter from J Grimes, Esq.

EXTRACT from letter from Grimes, Esq.
Loadon county. Va
"ay ", e has Teen for years afflicted with great
weak nrss pain Ia the side. breast ard back. palp
ta,on OF the heart; feebieDess u the nervous sys
o. 0: ee, almost gone. the other very weak. ! am
pleased ray Ham ptons Tiueture has restored heI
10 perfect health Her eyes are as good now ~ ever
RHEUMATIeH, 38 YEARS.
Mrs gatw.lI OF yirsinia, suffered from Rheu.
N .isn from htr i2th to her 50th year Of age; a.
tiues- entirely helpless Being " althy. the EN-
pIoyed the b~st medical attention, and tried many
mtdicine.. but Was cured only by Eampton's Veoe-
tcuts T qstsrs
Hand. sds will testify Of cures on themselves and
friends, after al other remedies have faiisd d.
FEMALES AND GIfILDREN
This Tfrnsure viii be found great medicine aor
Gil their disea,es
E1- Gall q nj g-i PAM phlets and sec cures.
sed by PURCELL, LADD co, hichmond; DJ
Dr COOKE, Fre5erickshGrg: by all the Drrggissf
tn pstersbgrg; by MORTIMER = HOWBhAY.
Ba!thitse, snd bs Druggists and shop-isseper'
tYas ywhYe.
ia ii per fottls; six bottles for %.
~ H-dkwN
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Mile Johanna Wagner, the cantatrice, was mar
ried recently at Berlin to NJ. Jackmau.
1t 10 runored that President Buchanan will visit
New Bedford, Mass, some time this summer.
A colony. numbering nearly thousand Norwe.
gians and Swedes, are about removing from Hi.
Rois to Minnesota.
The ship Marion sailed from Congo River,
Africa, April 7th, bound south on cruise; officers
and crew all WE'LL
The Boston American Tract Society has voted to
operate from the New York American Tract
Society. -
The Rev Francis Waylaud has been chosen
PRESIDENT OF the American Peace Society, in the
place of WIN. Jey, deceased.
Mrs Douglas Jerrold, widow Of the witty jour-
naiist,-a most amiabs lady, has died at her couB.
try residence in England.
The residence of Alfred Parker, In Giles county,
Miss, was destroyed by fire last week.-Mrs. two
daughters perishing in the flames.
The Washington Literary Society" of RAN
doiph Macon College, has voted to Mr. John d
BLACKWELL, OF Buckingham county, Va, the ''best
speakers medal Of that society.
MIR. Angel, our minister to Sweedeu: Mr.. Daniel,
our minister to Turin, aud Mr. Dodge, our late
minister to Spain, were all in Paris a fortnight
since. . .g'
Mrs. Swisshelu, in her letters TO young ladies,
says that "every country girl knows how 10 color
req win madder." This We believe to be an eth.
noiogicsi fact, as We have always noticed that
with all girls the madder they get the redder they
are,
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xasy- BAKERS PsHmIuM B,rrERs have

created cutie q sensation with citizens, We
SOC and hear daily Of persons that have used them
and endil them To others AS II IL We're the
emily medicine in tie world. We would call the at
tsDrion VI chants tering goods from the city.
10 be mindful of BAkER'6 PREMIUM BtTTEkS al
you will ne yer lose q customer after they have once
trisd them. Ii has performed more remarkable cures
than am medicine ever discovered. 1t can be used
by ali with perfect sGfuty Being purely veg
etabls il stands unriyaled for the cure of Dyspep
sts Calds Coughs, Choiic Nervous Affections, Gel-
erai Debility. A que and Fever, aud Nervous Head
ache thousands Of Gihcates have are ady been
furnished the proprietor OF this valuable medicine
for the aboye comp aints. Kou can be supplied By
all the principal druggists III the city Of Richmond,
and else " hege in Virgini. and North Carolina.
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fsy~ HOME MANuFAoruEE--sEMPLB'

IsgLLiIhLE BAEING Pow WDER.-The bsst and cheapest
Or, p.TaiIJu known Tor making III a few minutes.
WITH Jur YEAST, aud in elegant manner. Hgnt'
sweet and handsome Loaf Bread, Bisc ats Batt r..
Buckwhet and other GIiddie Cakes. Pudding. Paes
aud Pastry Of every description. with saving OF
tine Iabor and expense.
No family should be without them. as bread ID
made more speedily and better by this thar any
other me hod known Give it a trial.
For sale By Druggists and GroceIs generally.
JOHN GhkLICK,
Manufacturer and eole Proprietor,
,a hjchinond Va.
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ASHLAND R.o,s-Aftsr tho

ashland RaCkS.-After the grand
match race of tosaay between the two great Do
iitcsi parties of the State, In which body IL
more or less interested. many persons will desire
10 get rid of the hustle and confusion incident o
such excitement We know Of no better plan fer
doing this, than to jump into one Of the extra
trains for Ashland aud there see an "eouine y
contest that promises to be unusually Interesting
The race is for the Proprietors Purse Of 5000
TWO mile heats, for which there are three ertries-
Two financiers and Cbilde Harrold-and as all
on them have proved themselves good ones, small
risks are anticipated "Ashland," we presume, will
have the csi in betting circles and If he Is a. good
~ his friends believe, will be first at the winning
post. despite the efforts of his competitors. The
track is now in fine condition for fast time and a,
a Number of ladies have beer invited and are ex.
pected to be present, lively day is anticipated -
This evening the Pool Room will open at the Bal.
lard House at s o'clock, where the state of the
betting may be ascertained