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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

GTThose who have heard he s,o,hini
words 'tlod bless y, - At pauing, viii kuov
'cw 70 appreciate TIE following s,absw
How swectly fall those simple words
Upon the human henri;
When friends hong hound by atronoea, lie,
Are doomed by fate 10 pati
ion sadly preas the hands NJ those
Who lhus IN love caress YOU,
And soul responsive heats 10 soul
IN breathing ont God hless yorl'
God bless Yon !" ehl long months ago
heard the monrning Phrase,
When one whom ] In childhood loved,
Went from my dreamy gaze.
Now binding Tears fall thick aud fast;
| mourn my long lost treasure,
While echoes uf The heart bring back
That farewell prayer God bless youl'
The mother sending forth her hoy
To scenes untred and new,
lisps not n studied stately speech,
Nor mnrmurs ont "adieu.
She sadly says between her sohs
"Whene'er misfortuhes press you,
Come TO thy molher-boy, come bqckl"
Then shdly sighs, God bless youl"
Good bless your more Of love rxpressea
Than volumes without number
Reveal VIC thus our trust in Him
Whose eyelids never slumber,
] ask IN parting no long speech,
Drawled out Ia studied measure,
only ask the dear old words,
SO swoei--so sad-"God bless yodr'
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Il "a Gard ta the ha4icn
'R. DUroNco's aotDhn fEhtopicAL


AN INFAIlLTRIE REAiEDY FOR
~ oorresllne Irregularities, Relietins Pallfui
and Distressing Mensirnalion, fpafH Iulnrly oi
tho Change of Life,' and M Removing Ohstfuc-
tione fropl whatever caute. Aieo--- -Reisntion,
Paine in the Back and Loins Pressing down
Pains, Rurh Of Blood TO the Head, DlExiness,
Dlmnesa or sight Green slckne n, lleavihens,
Fatigue on any slight sxerlion. Palpitsdon cf the
Heart, anti All the various dli resring complaints
particularly that most annoying, weakening. and
the beginning of all other Female weaknesses,
LEUCoRRnRA, OR WHITES,
And Olways spceessini ~ pt ventite. AZ tho
same time there is nothing In these pills that can
do injury TO lite or health. Let the direction be
strictly followed, and yon will Gnd them l. 10 al
they arc represvntod $50 much 80, that IN nine
out Of ten cases, ! viii warrant them. Do not be
discouraged if one box should fail, but Try anoth.
or, slthough,ns u general thinR,
ONE Bon IssUFFIcTENT
Thuurunv;r uf vortiiiuutor arc IN tbs hands Of
the Proprietor, from some Of the rst ladies In the
country.
Prostntfemals, orihoss supposne themselvss
So are cautioned agains nsing these Pills a. the
Proprietor assumes no responsibility after the
above admouition, although their mildnees would
prevent any injury n health; otheruiee these
Pills are recommended. Directions aeeompany
each hox.
Nn- See Oirculars.
N.B.--The composition Of these pitts is "no
secret" The general agents are presented with
the receipt, and they will tell you they are, with
out doubt the best Fnmily Medicine ever intro
duced sinoe the science of medicine dnwned upon
the world. Price 81 per hox.
Naa- Sold wholesale and retail IN Dayton BY
HUBBARD h ROBINSON.
East side Main st.. between Sd and Ath.
and by DR. W. W. STEWART,
No. 4, Phillips New Building.
The above Druggists are s,le agents for Mont.
gomery county, Ohio. TheJ will supply dealers,
and send tho Pills TO Ledics by mifl to any part
IF the country (couddeutialiy) on receipt of O. 90
through the Dayton Postofloe noy2a-ly
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ELOISE.
ny viRoISlA DE- roRnEsr.


ny VIRGINIA DE FoRREsF,
IA -
An orphan, Is she Well she's old
enough to take care ct herself She shan
come here while ! m nlstress Of the house
There ana Mira Nanly shut down the lid
\ ol her workbox with Jerk.
| Why not Amelia2 Why do you not OBJ.
lect to having my niece hers2 She is a love-
" girl tF
oh, yes, lovely, She has been living on
ohaFity, believe, ever since her parents died
She can't have much epirit
CHARITY, Amelin Why, she hns been
living with poor Harold since sister Mary
died. lie iias given her splendid educa-
tion, and been like tnther to her but, he
had only his salary and that died With him.
u was very handsome, but llarold always
lived very extensively.
"Well, your brother Harold should have
saved something i'n Ter. 1t she hus su N a
fine education, why does she not 60 out
teaching
"She Is 80 young, Amelia, to be cast alone
on the world My only sisters child orphans
Cd, and with only her old uncle to look for
love. !, rich, with only two children tn sup
port and she I aching for her daily bread,
nero. For once J viii lie master in my own
house; haye written to hcr to come, and
she Will arrive to day. lt is Of no use to talk
say sne shall come, ana dreadins tor
rent ol words, MIR, Manley left the room.
=, that somc evening Elolse lfarnham Mr..
Manley niece, arrived Mt her unclss. He
stepped to the door as the carriage drove np,
and the lonely sorrowing girl felt warm kiss,
90 4 pn i,ut .,.l, -
welcome were Whispered in her eur. He
drew her 70 the hall lamp and took ofT her
bonnet AS she did 90 prolusion Of soft
curls leil around her lace
Aye said the Old man, IN . low tone,
Marys goiden hnir, Mary blue eyes, but
not MARY rosy chceks we must bring
them back, Oh, Marys own dear child
ana two tears trickled down the withered
cheeks. Elolse WIS weeping too, but with n
heart iuli OF gratitude, Tor shc thought her
dear uncle place was already TILED.
Come SAID Mr. Manly. "You must see
your annt and cousins, aud he threw open
the door Amelia, my dear, this is Nlary's
daughter. Girls, come, speak TO your cous-
in. All Fred, you there, dil not see
you
= Mrs. Munly bowed colJiy, julia, tho eld-
SsS >.s.'. .oVAeo W iiou tne music sue
was was peling over and nodded slightly, while
a !nnie did not seem TO hear her fathers
voice. Fred, u handsome ytnng fellow, left
Julias side tO shake hands with Mr. Manly.
Eloisr, my dear, let me introduce Mr.,
Frederick sternmanpt the son Of an old nd.
mirer ol Your mother Fred, this is my
niece, MIS- Farnliam
Fred bowed low, pretending not to heed
tne qnNeripg mr., ana lookoi grieved amaze.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

Particularly adapted 10 thc uso
Of both sexes, which describes In
PLAIN EKGllsn al TINT "a ncees-
kary to know pertaining 10 the
Generatiye dia0rders-how con-
traeled--,he influence they pro-
dnco upon mind and bodyE-how
Rli persons can RvOll ITEM, and
n they are 30 unfortunate a. Ia
have contracted Auch dlseases,
how 10 ef1eet q speedy and cor.
tain cure. Likewise, II contains
many important hints which viii
be found sorviceable 10 those in
mArrlnd llfn. eInhrnninr nNnIA-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

/ ! ~
| w hlhlt To the Merchant an Millinery Trad,
visiting this city, stock of
millinery, SILK, white aud Fan.
4 cy Goods, Ladies' Dress Trim
Gssiugs. AC., &c,
All Of this Seas ns nportsiion, which We feel CON
hicnt 1nnot be surpassed either for Novelty, Styl,
or lowness OF Price, IN tile West, aud We PnoMisl
10 purLIcAIE anY Etsteu hi I, with the trlnlnp
sidilion of Freight OF Exchange we shaw on oul
FIRST FLOOR "A stock of English Bei.
gihn und swiss Druid; Straw, Cactus, Nea
politan 4 issue, Canton, Chip, Willow, ltali
an and other Laces; Arizon'n, Palmetto
and an endless variety Of Fancy Styles OF
Bonnets; Ladies', Misses and Ghllrcn's nnd
Infants BIoomers, Riding Hats and rur.
bans, unsurpassed for beauty and -tyle. -
Also, Ruches, of every style and price.
On our
SECOND FLOOR Bonnet, Satin and
Tnffetta Ribhons, Black, White md Colored
Dress, Bonnet and Florence Silk, Modes,
French and English Grapes, in Rlnnk, White
and COloIs Dress, Mantle and Lustre Trim
mingo and Faaings, IN every variety; Dress
and Fancy Buttons, Bonnet and Ribbon
Wires French and English Lace, md Rio
Mic MittS Kid. Silk and l.ialo Gloves and
Gnnn;lets Tor Ladies' and Gents. Linen and
Cotton Flosses Sewing Silk. French AMI I'm
glish silk, and Cotton Illusion; Silk, Cotton
l.isle, BRUSSELS and Spot Neis; Blbbinet,
Stitis and Flris Nets; Shawls, Nantes and
busters; choioe variety Of Imported and
OF our own manufacture On our
THIRD FI.OOR--Are French and Amari,
can Wreaths, Leaves aud Flower Materinls.
Black and White Silk, Linen, Lisle and Cot.
ton iaces, and EdSings, of every variety
and price, An elegant stock Of Embroider-
les, embracing everything New and Choice
for the season; Blond, Cactus and Straw
Trimmings and Laces OF every description,
French l.ace Chantilly and Colored Wells
nd Vestingsi Ladies' Gents and Chillren's
Embroidered, u emstitched, Plain and
Printed, Bordered Linen and Muslin Hand,
kerckhiels; Gents Grayats, and Neck Ties,
&c On our
FOURTH FL00R-PlMin, Striped. and
Plnid, Jaconet and Cambria, Dotted, Figured
and Plain Swiss, Book and India Muslins
Nanisook, Victoria Lawns, and White Bril-
liants and Dimity, Parasols, Silk and Grape
l3onnets Also, few Of the choice French
Pattern Bonnets, for Milliners.
I'VE are iiiafied that we offer suah indueeu,ents
to G ASH AND PROMPT BUYERS, as will male N
TO their interest TO make their purchases with ur
CHAS. &. DOHERTY 4 CO.
No. SO, Pearl street, bet. Walnut aud Vine North
side, Cincinnati. mh1-2m
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THE LIVER
in VlGOR ATOR
PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely irOm Guns,

Is ONE OF THE BESi PURGATIVE
1 and Liver Medicines now before the public thnt
acts AS cathrrtic, easier nider and more efrctu-
al than any other medicine known, II Is not only y
Cathartic, but n Liver remedy, acting first on The
Liver 70 eject the morbllm1tter then nth stomach
and bowels 10 carry on that matter thus accomplish
pain al feelings experienced In the operation OF
most CtthHf,ies. II strengthens the system at the
same time that n pur5es iti hGd when taken daily
In llsrate doses, will strengthen and lmild II up
with unusual rnpity.
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feoH wldtirhfraiinffu fuiiir ovcr largo narf 81
lho Flpl2, e ilc conscqucrcc of adlsqlcu hciiad
" fl4 sNfieIn, intlncod " Do puIAntdm Vi I'D
iof fctclshNs dctav, This oxlI0lMldh a cVn II
byiiie a0iion % solar nssl oh ,gci Fail fnnd taa
Wliflawaiorf Yaror tipW H.. While tlic sun "A
bulnN DC huii4he this Vnpm ifirrra ncnr tba
cnf1ha Furihrp, snfl llIc sirls ~ taken with "a
through The lunga into The hlnod. Tllore II ncH
as az iffliptng poison on the intctnal tisccm
and eSesctiHS otgalstf ii,e lFody. Tho liver be-.
comes torpid und fnlls 10 srcrcie not only liis
virus, hut also the bile from the blopll. both
the virus ava the bile nreumnlnfa In the rircula-
ton, and produce ylolcnt CONSTITUTIONAL disorder.
The spleen, The kldncys and thc stomach sym.
latHze With the liver, aud become dlsorlerd
also. Finally, the instinct OF oar organism. ns
u IN an attempt 70 cxpel tho noSious infusion,
concentrates the whole blood " the b0dy IN the
internnl cNcretofics 10 force them to Gust Il out
ihc blood lcavcs The sitrfucc aud rfishcs 10 th,
centr1l Urraha with congtstyc violence This n
The CHfLi butin tlIisciori Il fnisg Thou fhe
FENEn follows, In which The blood icnvcs thr
central orgnnt md iuslics 10 the surfacc, ms II
~ another effort 10 cxpc ihe Irritating POISON
thwugh the othcr gfcnf cXcfciury - fheskln. III
THIS alsolifaiiss and the system nhandons the ni
tempt cNhaustcd, and wait Tor the tecovctv hi
strength TO repeat the hopeless effort another ilav
Those arc the lts or lnroNySms of FHvEn AND
AoUn. Such constitutional disorder will OF
course undermine the health if u Is not removed.
We have iabored TO ind and have found. m
nufiipfp N
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which ncnir.llzcs this mnlarous poison IN tho
bOOd, and stimulates the liver 10 cNpc II frout
the body. AS u should, so II docs cHfe this nf-
HlcttTe disorder With perfect certainty. Aud II
docs more, or rather dncs what "a 0f runrc scr.
vice 10 those subject to this Infection IL fnkrfi
IN season u cXpcls II from the system NJ II ls nh
sorhcd and thu keeps those who usci free from
is nttacksi keeps the system in health although
exposed 10 the disease. Consequently II not only
cures, but protects from, the great variety OF al.
!cc::Sas Witch 'iv induced hy this malirnnut
influence, stcli ns Rcmiftent Fcver Chill Fever
Dumb, or MaslsCd AGur, Periodical ilcnslaehc
or Bilious Headache, Billions Fevcrs Nruralrin
rheumatism. Gout, Kindness, Toothnchc, l.nI-
ache, CataTh, Asthma, p0lpiAiions, Painful Ai.
icctons OF the Spleen llystsrics, Colic. Pnnlvsis
and PnlHfnl Affections nf the Stnnnrh nnd Row.
els, nll of which, when nrislng from this cause,
VIII be found to assume more or less hcintcrmit4
tent typo. This 'AoUE CrRE" removes the cnusr
OF these dctnngcmcnl. md cures the disease.
This II accoWpshrs by stimulating the cNcr,.
tories 10 eNpcl the Virus from the eysicm; an
these organs nv degrees become hhhlird 10 10 this
their office of their own accord Hence nrlscs
whatwe term dccliadiioB Time may arcampllsh
the same end, but Omen life Is not hong oupugh or
Is sacrificed In the attempt, while this.'' AGuE
CgAh docs u qt once and with sncg Wemyo
great reason 10 hcliVyc this Is q air6r ne well as
safer remedy for Tho whole class oil discnaes
which arc caused BY tho miasmniir inftrton.
than any other which has been discovered. and
II has SIN another important advantage 10 thp
public, which Is, that Il 4 cheap rs wcli m good
rRErAREp ny
DIR. j. @. AVER &(3O.
TfnNrY af,cel
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Dyspepsia, iIcadachc and Indigestion, hy which
AL porsons are more On less effected, can usually be
cured by taxing moderate cNcrcisc, wholesome food
and dose Of Hqrhave's Holland nptcrs one hour
before each meat n-t BAIT sun
"Bnrhave'a Holland nittcrs for Dyspepsia, Head
aehc Loss Of appetite, Nervous rebility, and All
dlsc'ses consequent upon dlsordercd stomach md
liver rhlsartlsle iSvery favomsly known through
out ihe West, and is regularly prcAcshcd be some Of
the most distinguished phyAicinnsN- N--Phiia Ledger
There can b no better remedy for Indigestion,
Heartburn and Los, Of Appetite, than Bnrhaye's
Holland Bl.ters."-- Michigan negister.
mhia-iwdaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Important 70 FeIMaIes.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

fEbphtou ny OotubAluu Nuo0bemRE. N ~.
NEW. YORK CITY. M
The combination of fingredenta In theae Pills are
the result OF = tong and eXtenslve practice. They
mild In their operation and certain In correcting
All Irregularities, Painful Menstruationa removing
all ohatrucious, whether from cold or otherwise,
headache, palm In the side palpitation Of the heart
whites, all nervous affections, hysfefica, fatigue,
pain in he back AMI iinths ,dstnrbed sleep
arise from interruption OF nature,
70 MARRIED LADIES.
Or, Cheeseman's Pills are Invaluable, qs they WIN
bring On the monthly period with regularity Ladiep
who have hOen disappointed in the nHe Of other
Pills place the utmost confidence in mr. Cheese.
mans Pills doing all that they represent 10 do
NOTICE. M
There Is one condition of the female ayatem in
which the Pills cannot he taken without producing
a ''peculAr result" Tho condition referred 90 il
result miscarriage Such Is the if-
tsistabe tendency OF the medicine TO restore the
sexual functions TO a normal condition, that even
the reproductive power OF nature cannot resist IT,
Warranted purely vegetable, and Tree nnythingin-
furious. EXplicit directions, that should be read
accompany each box, Price &f. Sent by matt on en-
closing Sito the Generai Agent.
BN. Sold by one Druggist in every town
in she United States %Tnsn
n. b. HOJCHINGH,
GensTdi Agent fer The United States,
| 65 Chambers ST., New York.
To mhoH, al oboiesaie orders shonid be addresacd.
Agent for Dayton,
GRoNRWEG, a CO.,
septI4 J. NJ. DIETRICH
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT !!
JUST PUBLIS HEIDI

a NGw WORK RrLExDIDir uLUsTRATED (wlTn ELaIo-
RATE EN0RAvISgsJ or aEARLY 800 "a Grs- TiIH nEsr
DisgAsEs THR GENITAL ORGANS EylM iNttu-
DrcED TO TuE PUBLIC, lg On REYHoLDs MEDICAL 0uiDE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
NEW TREATM Il N I.
-
? r | VAT Z
AND
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE |!

-
4 n tha Hnfnlo privafa 1Insn;toi Natal -
"A Ii.Io1 ca ~ - -, So, ii. Pi ,,,,
-, ~, it - & .i.s vue ~ ~ ~ sVhlilhl went
r,t w. u ,' MY s,nm u y, 1outl anu h~aIu- MAUI
ny ~ ~ ~ - , 80, . n.uiHio, AZ, T. omee7
WHIT VI '''i'' ""u tu"' S"ee's'Nup halrs'l
An in.tr,,,,,, , A, =, 80, AZ -, ,,,,,,.
Naet,,r E'it, M % , 'u 80 -, si ssi,itul W oi
80 Vv - , ~, PoIel ~ hilvmll ~ syn
f nfta 2 : y, 49,, ~, ~ in'utppe,s ~, t1 eulru ~
insi'o,t y & " o use o. te'e
''i"'Ne''' "i'" "P'" 'o'9""''s "''li meul'lheN-
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
~ ,,,,s ,.,.y,,>, -, -,
4, ~ IT 4 lvs huu oON tahe pleasure IN ahhnuhsihs
a ns, sy oE sNe ,nyf.ea ne mSTs pogf. ins,rS
subjected 10 test by the n,in1nt nh i
Lundon paris PM AIDE nhi,, and Ne,v Y9rlt il ha,s
been declared the only usefuI instrIImenf which hn,.
ever yet been invented for fhe cure of seinina Al
Weakness, or any disease of The genital orxEps
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

~ yoo would have something extra in The
DAsaerreotype, Ambyotype or Photograph
&c line be advised and 90 to Seebohm's Palace
OF Art Market House. lie is tho only Ar
ust engaged in this business. uct6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

l@-See advertisements Of DR.. Sanford .
LIVER INYIGoRATOR in another col
umn.
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CNUNTRY lNYALlnS-

Persons In an part OF the world may be success-
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of their
case, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address iT. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
quay streets, Buffalo, N. Y. lan7-dawiy
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Spring .NEiEEt2ses'y!!
Silk and Fancy Goods! /
Imported for the Spring and Sum
mer TrAde Of 1851

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO EN-
" hlhlt To- the Merchant an Millinery Trade
Visiting this city, n stock of
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4 7 the Buffalo Private Hospital -Estab-
~ ishod for the cure Of syphilis, Seminal Weak
rity by Dn. AMOS X SON, buffalo, N, Y. Office,
corner OF Main and quay streets, (lp stairs,)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Dyspepsia with piles.

MILTON DAeoErr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

An Instrument Tor the cure OF genital debility, or
Nocturna' Emissions, more properly known as Sem
inai Weakness etc. Can he permanently cured ia
lrOm fifteen days to two MONTHS by tie use OF this
instrument, when used conjoiitly with medicines.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
CANAL HOUTRTOL YNCHnURG AND BUCH-
ANAN.
AaS-.GIuk 1ax-.nrIuh
EyApF 49,, Pi.,,,,,,, q, tw-.A.. a. a. a, ,-, -
&r@Es

UEE o@ Richmond 10 IynehburE " 5o; Buchanan tIOO
u and Lexington 600
On the 18Th Day u July the firm Edmond Co will com
mcnce running their ri weekly line ~ Packet
River BanaEha Canal leaving Richmond usual Monday
wednesday and Friday, y ~, New Canton ~
and scottsve i2M II the hrst ynehburg At 81 and
Buchanan and Lexington a p ". Of the second day
RETURNING:
Leave Buchanan " and Iynchburg a. TZP Monday
Wednesday and Friday reach scotisyne tOl New can
ton ~ ~ v ", and arrive IN Richmond A. M day
T Boats connect % New Canton s he the Institute
snd Buckingham H. and 10 scotsys win the agc
lotiesvie.
Passengers from country Observe tina, By is schedule
they strive W. Richmond and yucbutg O'Clock in The morn.
Ing lnd can return home days a. y " Richmond
aud ~ y ~, from Lynchburg
o. o arrival nj lnt dirfauress
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HfsHaTO THE MERCHANTS or VIRGINIA
lrfs~IfU AND NORTH CAROtINA.
lA1at4 y SrEARNs 4 co. daily manufacturing u y
WHISKY ua' unsurpassed ~ Whikey made w america
u T. made entirely ~ Rye snd Malt AZ who have used spest
n the hTrr ~ o. rch sud pleasant flavor ~ will ~
o. Che trade ~ lor prices Their matted Rye whisky T. GA
and consequently W. hr favor With eunnoeuf Deaers afein
vtsd u caf and examine tie large stock hand
jetS v HTEARNs co, th,h a.
y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

FINE ARTS.
NJ RSSHS. " VI. SATrIER g. CO., have the pleasure
WI inform the loving public that Mr. KNOEDLER succes
Guup Co N~H this day %
and select a.sotmsnt Of plain add eoored Enaynr Lho
graphs and Photograph They VII be exhibition
Tor sale Ihiay saturday, Monday and Tuesday The sh 18TH
2lst and 22d Of March, only.
portion 81 The coscon being samples only Intended
Tor exhibition u The Southern Dealers IN Engraving
The public IN general respectfully invited visit during
those days in order % have opportunity examine
isct from the Whoie collection.
large II the Engrayings will be
ture, and orders others promptly attended TO-
Particular attention T. called 10 The Photographs
mhis wNi sATTIFR 4 co 1872 Main 81,
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q. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
JAMESTOWN, AND

Three Times Week between Richmond aud New York
TsJIF YORKTOWN, Capt Parrish, leaves Richmond 4SfS>
every Nonday morning, O'Clock City Point, rAlk-.
9 n'clsek and Norfolk ocloek evening The JAWS
1VN Can't inner Richmond Tuesday afternoon
M o'clo, L: Cy Point O'Clock Wednesday morning. and Forts
mouth O'Clock evening The RONNokE Capt C9n'h
vr nlchmond Friday afternoon at o'clock City Pnt
al o'clock SATURDAY morning and Norfolk, ock same evening"
RETuRNING:
The YORKTOWN leaves New YORK Pier H. North River,
Tnrsaay afternoon O'Clock, for Norfolk, Petersburg aud
Erlmond The JAMESTOWN New York. heT u, North
liver every Saturday afternoon at O'Clock for portsmouth,
.t.Turr and Richmond ROANOKE lravc New York rr
i Norh Rver every Tuesday afternoon at O'clock for Nor
fox Petersburg and Richmond
% a. Meal extra sieerage passage, g. Passage TO
EoTfols same a by the river boats
~ ''''-' - LJDLAN 4 WATSON,
s.Nt.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

NOTICE TO LADIEq.-we have IN store -,
~ large and pry assortment ~ ladies misses and ~
chrenf 0ate and other styles ~ Shoes which
b. pleased 70 have call ami esaune will
reasonable Terms ani them 70 b. reprcsented
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GIBVEu WAuR. silver rea sets, pitchers, oobiets
- Cops, SAT- stands Cake knives Cheese scoops raiers
Pressrve and bsy spoons &C. aEays hand Tor ~
Hb o GENNET, Hagie square
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