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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NvEW BOOKS FROM LINDSAY { BLA'

NEW BOOKS FROM LINDSAY q BLACk
~ ISTON-Life of Mrs. Hoffman. late of the
Episcopal Mission to Africa, by Rev. DIR. Cummins
plain edges. 7j cent, gilt edges, 81. Sunshine
or Kate Ninton, by Harriet Il. Mckeever, author
of Twilight Musings" plain, - cents; gilt 81
Quaint Sayings and Doings OF Martin Luther. ar
ranged by Rev Dr. Morris. - cents. Life in n
Risen Saviour. by Rev. DR.. Caudlish. plain 81
gilt $50. Christmas Books for Children. 80 cents
Camp Fires of the Revolution, or the War of lnde-
pendcnce Illustrated by IL. Z. Watson. with numer-
Gus illustrations octave volume, blue and gold, 81.
Palestine, Past AMI Present, by the Rev. Henry ;.
Osborne. A. NJ. with original Illustrations and a
new map of Palestine. 81. Just published aud for
sale by dec - KoBERI BELL
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HREAT BARG GAlNS.-ASHBf 4 HUOD
u are now offering great bargains. Desiring tn
close out our large stock, now offering many
good. 81 great reduction in this seasons prices.
We call attention tG beautiful assortment Of
2jc Mou>liucs. now selling al 3ur.
Twenty cent Mousines at lac.
Twelve and half cent Calico at lOc.
Superior French Mouslincs, at cost.
Fre.ch Merinocs at 15c
Cass,nels, ranaels, 4haElg, Irish Linens, Ho'
Siery. Gloves. l'nicrShir;S, hpnpeI ahiris, with
everything new and desirable In our line
de, - No. 10 King street.
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EXPRESS COMPANY

1851 Fall and Winter Arrangements. 49,
EAA ]:
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DRY GOODS, &C.

4 SHBY & WOOD are now Offering all kinds OF
~ DRESS GOODS very cheap to make room
for Spring trade We have still on hand a very
ars. assortment OF goods 10 suit the season; also
Irish Linens, fine Bleached and Brown Sheeting
and Shir,ingS. Gloves, Hosiery, f9op skirts
Counterpanc.. Blankets. FlannelS, &c. Those i'll
wan, are earnestly requested {" call and examine.
No. l7O. King street, one door from Washington
street jan ~
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GAMES AND ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE
" YOUNG FOLKS AT HOME.-Thc Snake
Game, Doctor Kane's trip to the Arctic Regions.
The Old Maid, Mother Goose. The Parlor Game
The Oregon Gsme. fashian and Famine, Moyea-
BILE Alphahe, cards, Conversation Cards Fortune
Telling Cards and variety of new and interest
ing French and German Games aud Puzzles, &C.,
Just received. and for sale,
ian JOHN H. PARRuTT
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VALENTINES! YALENTINEs!!- The sub
7 ScriberS are now in receipt Of large supply
of VALENTINES for the approaching season
they have the usual supply Of Comic, Fancy, and
Sentimental VALENTINES, Valentine Cards.
Writers. Envelopes &c. Country orders filled with
prOmptncsa, aud on the most reasonable terms.
JAMES ENTWlSLE 4 son,
jan q No. IS, King street
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I AIDES CORSETTS.-A very large assort
| 4 mcnt oi French and American CUrsett1. whit"
and colored; also, nrE style Cor.ctt, something
very dDsirabic, Gait aid e"an,lhc. ~
iauls ASIIBi i WOODS.
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TEArLENEN'S SHAWLS. Family and Ser
" wants Bianke!S, Comforts. Ladies and Cen
tlenen's Gloves, in great variety; Black Beaver
Cloth for ClOaks. received by
ian II IAl LoR " III lChiSoN.
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NEW MTSIC STORE.-Hr. b. +. DENNIS
~ would respectfully inform the public that he
has taken the store No. 3. Exchange Block, King
street. where he will be happy 10 serve those who
will favor him with thp,, ratrondge. flANo
EuhfE> pf ihs best pake at the lpwet Factory
prices, selected hy himself and "mr"n''d in cr'ry
rc.pcct. MELODEONS. Niolins, Flutes Ire
ineloS. Flutenas, Accorde"nS, String .. al kinds,
Tuning Forks. Bridges, instruction Books. Of diff
fcrcnt authors. &c. &c. A large stock of SHEET
MUSIC. of The latest composition, just received,
and any music . article not in store, ordered at
the :hof!rg as!.g, AND sept rep IT postage at No.
3, Exchange Block, King street, Alexandria.
inn b. +. DENNIS.
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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
for February. containing Washington at Nor
ri.town, Thackeiays Virginians, The Matchless
Editors Drawer, &C.. &C., price Sc. per number
JAMES ENTWISLE 4 son.
jan q No. %. King street.
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CHARLES DICKENS'S NEW BOOK AT
| " FRENCH'S Book and Periodical Depot.
4 House to Let by Charles Dickens, being hi
Christmas story, only 5 cents.
Something new for the Little Folks. More of
the Paner iio!l taEt
The {oung Architect, \" !. taper cottage IA
beautiful thing, IS cents
Afre,h supply of Ida May. Lady Gay Dragons
Sc. Just received A complete assortment OF the
Doll Family always "n hand.
Th"mpson's Bans N9se hePoFter tpF January,
lerJ .Scirl
All the Sew Books, Papers and Magazines on
hand. jar ! q. b. FRENCH.
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StPLENDID PIANOS.-Ja.t received two more
- Of those SPLENDID PIANOS. selected with
care and warranted in every respect. Al the New
Music Store. No. 3. Exchange hlock. al diferenl
prices. Call aud see them.
ian II D. {. DENNIS.
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MeA The new four storied WAREHOUSE, on
~ ssst .,is es Union street, two doors south OF
Prince street, rofae, ,.f an alley.
III The WAREHOUSE ~ the wharf, 'mmed'-
ss stely east VI tie last naaeh. Apply 10
ian l0-tf row It W.
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rAr.E Klia.

e * r. nj ~ 81
S$ q i: e: e 81 81 6: Z
land Course, in Hanover county, VII COM
fvs days, = TFsiiasT DAY.
Fnsr RAcE--Sweepstske fbr tive yesx o:o eu.ss
sl : rs .S es s 'i -
On more start Closed with the folioyln9 snt.s.
Nj. Hall enters o. E, by Financier' dam Fiaeh'''
D. mcbannis f enters : l., by Boston, Jr., dam Re-
N. 4. Thompson enters b. f., BY voltaire, dam
Gen. 4. ]. Green enters Miss Tobacco Fly, ny hed
sEeosn a1 Ra .s for three year old
cots and FLIES Two mile heats go entraan nee,
s, s e cssa x * ts fs
Joseph Brummell enters b.. & CrInollne' py inan-
cier dam Miss Matte, 1 Iy um ~ Glide Harold,
d. dam FidsIity. ~ imported PIiam. a.,
P. c. Bouch enters 3. 4. Pauline, BY star DAVIS Jam
In. McpsneI ps enters ns' !. Minnie Lehman. by
Boston, jr.' dan sae y TEf9ifttsssYi .
FIRST RAcE-Sweepsiake for three year Ola col ,
and 6lies, which have never won race; a ME lie
the Ciui, provided two or more start. Closed with
the following entries:
N. A. Thompson enters g. f., by Register, dam by
]. oTf 4. w W. boswell enters O. f., by Grif Ed
mondSon, dam Virginia Payne: !. Ma,.,eb
|. dam Madonns.
o. p. Hare enters b. c. FISHERMAN, by Revenue
dam MISS Coutts. :
]. M. Taylor enters b. c., by FInancier. out OF
Emancigatlon Mare Ware. ,,.rv R.;, hv Rad Eve.
dam Phil Brown.
Calvin Green enters b. G.. by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported Priam.
SECOND RAcE-Proprietor's pr,se 500. Three
mile heats.
FIRST RACE-Single dash oil two miles; iree i9r
all ages for purse of S2v0 the part OF the Club;
$40 entrance, to go with the purse.
SECOND RAcE-Jockey Club purse $50. Four
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RACE.-Sweepstake for three year OLD
colts and FLIES. Two mile heats, 500 entrance;
500 forfeit $500 added BY the Club, provided two
or more start Closed with the following entries:
d. Nc Danie enters s. {. Minnie Lehman, by Bos-
ton. Jr.. dam by Trustee.
p. G. Bouch enters c. (. Pauline, by Star DAVIS,
dam Monmouth Eclipse.
Joseph Brummet enters b. l. CTIn0lines by IMAM
cier. dam Miss Matte.
Fondren, Williams * Co., b. f. Leisure, by Red
Eye, dam unknown.
+, T. and Il. w. boswell enters c. f., by Grif Ed
mondson. dam Virginia Payne.
Gen. IT,. Green enters AddIe Currier, by Chai-
lenger, darn by imported Trustee.
Calvin Green enters b. G by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported PrIam.
F. NJ. Hall enters g. |. Faith, by Chide Harold, by
imported Priam.
SECOND RsCE--Proprietor's purse $780, Two
mile heats.
Handicap purse $500, for the beaen horses of the
NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON.
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland, Hanover Co., Va, Oct 5, 1859. oc5-td
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ORDINARY sCHEMl
5,tS5 prizes, amounting to

3,tS prizes, amounting to...............,S3a0O 90
F" hole Tickets Slu; Halves So; Quarters 81 So.
APPROPRIATIONS PRtzEs.- he two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers In those drawing the
the Approximation Prizes, according To Class ~.
For example: Ii Ticket Number 1880 draws the
= 100 90 Prize, those Tickets numbered lI2t8, 12A9,
1871 ll252 will each he entitled to 5000. Ii Ticket
Ne $50 draws the @50.000 prize. those Tickets nuu-
bored 5S, 5ag ISL 49, will each be entitled to ~500,
The $500 Prizes Of $50 will he determined by the
last figure of the Number that draws the Capital
Prize. For example; IL the Number drawing the
CAPITAL Prize ends with No. ], then ali the Ilek ets
where the Number ends ia VIII DC entitled W ~
"A tbs number ends with number ., then all the
Tickets where the Number ends IN Will De enti-
tied to 80. and 80 on to 0.
In ordering Tickets enclose the money to our
address for the Tickets ordered, on receipt OF which
they viii he forwarded by hrst mail. Purchasers
can have Tickets ending in any figure the, may
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will bs
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
uA Purchasers will please write their 81 atures
pafii ind give their Post Office County and Sfata
M Kcmemier that every Prize is drawn and
payable without deduction.
~ All Prizes OF 81 90 and under. paid imme-
uihteiy ateT tne drhwing--etsr Prizes at the usal
TIME pi forty days, in full without reduction.
Al COMMUNICATIONS strictly eonfdantsai
ofders For Tickets 10 be directed either Ia
a. WOOD, EDDY l. Co, Augusta. Ga.
y yr M moo9p, EDDY y Co, Atlanta, Ga,
OT WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Wilmington. Del.
:, "a list Of the Numbers that are drawn from
TUG wbcei, with the amount of the Prize that each
Sne y entities Ri VIII be published afss. ever
sns N es Sassss aasssss
fion. and New York Tines. '''s'as ~ aa'' s'A-
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FALL STYLES FOR 1859 .
II u MOVAL,

AMdRCUS HARRfS + BROTHER. 0HAN
MaunfsclureEs and Wholesale and Retail Denlers
Ar y =. bogIss SHOES, TRUNKS. &c.
Ihe undersigned In calling the attention If their
pssiohs anu the ptnlis gensIslly TO their RxMovAL
located ~ abeve desires Ia exnro.s thA;, .h.,.x
Tor tne very liberal pxtyonaxe hcstowcd IN them.
I'm Increased faculties, We are prepared "a AZ
hibit q Mammoth stotk Of - - -
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. $e,
Skrettef ~ exteat " rartaty. stsle aad Eaisk 10
ny assortment No ever had the pleasure 10 exhi-
MI emnfec.ns ell the fosr, sssdfsss and fn<r euaf
tfsss q Goods tesether with full stock 81 INDIA
~ n ~ Goon g 81 of which We cordially
wheFe trusting that Thorough on a ssaf
s.oeks ana slsS favorable prices upsn which ~ sell
sh s WI nRSse tls Tgsfssss e
CNrHef INA md Nam street. aexttN
oc10-u AsasricAn Hotel Mschanand, Va.
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"a. Asue andFever,
DEBILITY OF CHEST


STILL ANOTHER CURE; EVERY DAY WE
HEAR OF THE WONDERFUL
MERITS OF HAMPTON'S
TINCTURE.
SALUDA. NJ DDLEsEx Co, VA,(
August II, 1859. (
MesSrs Mortimer q. Mc1cbray:
Gentlemen: II is with unaffected pleasure |
bear testimony TO the great merit of your Hamp
toms Tincture. was taken, last spring, with the
ague and fever. and debility OF chest and limbs. |
tried various medicines, but found no relief: but
being advised by friend TO try your Tincture, /
did so and am now enjoying excellent health hav-
ing taken only one bottle. "Mr0bits dictR.'
You can use this best suits you.
Very tru, and respectfully yours,
F. ADDISON BRIsTow.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrotuia, &c. AS restorative and
invigoratoe, il has been highly recommended.
Hundreds vii! testify OF cures on themselves and
friends, alter all other cures have failed.
FEMAL Els AND CbILDREN.-This Tincture
Will be found great medicine for all their diseases
HA- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond /;
by DR.. COOKE. Fredericksburg by all the Drug
sists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles.
IS. Iy l6-d&wts
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MEDICINES, &c.
KH60IOI1N 1ls1J ROs
vJ,HE REST;COUGH SYRUP

vJHE REST.COUGH SYRUP
The best coIGH SYRUP in the world is
EARTSHORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepared by chemist, and is pro-
nounced by medical men and those who have used
it. to he the best preparation for COUGHS, COLDS,
CATARRH, BRONCH [ It's, H0ARSEN ESo,
SORE THROAT FROM COLD, and a proven
tive of that lion of diseases, CONSUMPTION.
Persons who sing should use It. 1T is pleasant ts
the taste. soens clears and strengthens the voice,
allays all irritation of the throat and lungs, and
prevents taking cold.
IA Bottles IS and 50 cents and 81
n. B--lfyou are bilious. and have bad cold,
use HARTSHORNE'S ANTE BILIOUS PILLS.
They remove all bile and colds from the system.-
Twenty five cents box. Sold by all Druggists in
Richmond. Sc l6-6rn
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10 Runaway from the subcsiher's Stable,
~ on the I'd of Angnst. n negro man. named
&NLEMUFL JOHNSON; copper color, and
~ about feet OF inches high, and about p or
-S-k~ q years old. Leiuuel belongs 10 w. Wipsps
Of Richmond, fand VIM. Elicit, Of King
William, as Trusfec,D Lcrnue. has mother ilying
with Rich'd G. Pembertoa. w king William eas's-
y, Va. There no doutt OF his heins In OF about
liam county, va. We Will pay TWENTY pol
LARS reward for hisdeyery 10 us in Richmond,
sc Its HATCHER X WEBSTER.
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IA. Licorice--A. O.jC. rand.-Ihe above
wei known favorite Brand always on sale by
JAMES G. MCANDREW,
des-ly 81, Pine street. New York.
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TIL uNDERSiGNED M.

and customers for their pstropage
IN the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the LAST
ten years He Is prepared TO furnish C0FFiNS oil
All WHO esldsposed 70 bury their frieuts senteelly
sERyANTS' C0FFINS Of ali sixes; airo,
Of Franklin and 18th streets.
- JEREMIAH sATTERwHITE,
az y-3m Agent for JVny Ngfri ~
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: =
HUBERT 7. LEFEBVRE,
y23-3m Richmond, Va.
Ct. MAkX'S GERMAN FEMALE INSTI- =
~ TTTE, 4TH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND
Linen. RICHMOND, VA.-This Day and Boarding
School is principally intended for girls under ten
years of age, OF German parents, that wish their
children to be instructed in both the German and
English languages, and TO be educated for the do
nestle life Of ordinary respectable society.
payable quarterly in advanced
Board and instruction IN the usual school
instruction only in the Day School,. .....:... II
Vocal music, bed and bedding, washing and
nending, Ii. ht. plain ladies' work form no extra
charges. Medicine and Doctors fees, postage,
books. writing and working materials are chars ed
to parents.
Boarders are not admitted for less than six
months.
For further information, address or apply to
Rev. JOSEPH POLK. s. L..
Cor. 4th and Marshall sts,
L OyrN nj he Ing MI
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RUNAWAYS.

q So hf.n AnD.-My servant Moniai,,
GI MARlA, left her home on Saturday hist
She Is tall and Hack. and about 10 Years of
lZSase. viii give tho above reward for her
49, delivery to me at the Richmond aud Peters
burs lepot. loo ll-6tsj w. X. GIBSON,
- $40 EWAH D.--The above reward
Q& Will be paid to anv one who Will arprehend
RNand commit TO Jail boy THOMAS.
N who ran oil about the 18th of Mas last from
-k~Mr. George ID. Harwood, OF Richmond, 10
whom he was hired. He is about Is )ears obi.
slender form. low forehead, brown skin. speaks
quick when spoken TO, and has been accustomed 10
work IN a tobacco factory. When last heard from
no was on a canal boat, going towards I.ynchbars.
ss =. b. JONES.
Admir- of Sam'l Pieassnts. decd.
Rand Ann 81 alton, Cuipo per Co. oc Its
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ANTON GHsNA. :. Eou, .e..;,,;.. E,
q tle real iBdia China, 10 wi,e y.
-As4 - ats*atsoa 81 ~ n want. Si soau
fiIiiS a. huxley.
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THE FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN
l TRAl. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. will 10
held on tho HERMITAtiE GROUNDS, Rirh-
mand Va. on the 24th 25th, 26th, 9th, 2Sths and
18th OF 0ctoser next. - .sss..-
cH AS. BIN MiocK Ssc;r q. c.x.'s
Ma Rural Register and American Farmer:
Naw York Herald and Now York Ledgers and
Philsdslphia Ledger, to insert two weeks.
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~ KAILK0An LANDS FOR SALE ON

- RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON
- LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
- OF INTEREST.-The Hannibal and ST. 10
seph Railroad Company having over SOC, 900 &C RES
OF LAND. lying in the State of Missouri, which
was granted. by Act OF Congress to aid in the CON
ssructIen of their Road, oter the principal portion
The greater part of these Lands are within six,
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad, which
is now completed and open for use throughout its
try which is unsurpassed by any in the sslubrity
it's climate the fertility of its soil, and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Office
of the Company. or address, by letter,
JOSIAH HUNT
Land Commissioner II. < ST. Je r. X, 81
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June 14th, 1859.
iy 2l-dS w4m*
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rs. Nora Shootin. and Squirrel Hunting

nsA- Sora Shooting and Squirrel Hunting
the amusements of sportsmen now. and the
season for PARTRIDGE, Duck and TURKEY shoot
ing only three weeks ell bat to enjoy these, and
to be in no dtnger OF premature explosions, or
bursting barrels. n man must nave good GuN, the
best PowpER, tCiauond grain.l SuoT. ELEy $
Cars, and ELEY's CHEMICAL OF ELASTIC WADs.-
IL he has these, he needs only a SAFETY FLASK,
good BIRp BAG. small CANTEEN and a LEATH-
ERIN CUP. to complete his outfit, and lie is then
ready for the field and wood and for enjoyment.
OF late years so many botches have turned gun
makers in Europe and so many cheap guns have
been shipped to this country on sale, that Il
rams some risk in buying. unless he knows the
dealer: As we are yell acquainted with Mr..
JAMES WALSH, at No. 60. north Main street.
and know him To be entirely reliable. always
purchase of him. and never fail to get Just what
wish. HIS guns are inferior to none in the
Union his ammunition is the best to be had. his
PisToLs. RIFLES, KNIVES, and FISHING TACKLE,
cannot be surpassed; and. what is equally mpor
tant, his PRICES ARE AS Low, II not LITTLE Low
Err. than similar articles can be found eisewhere.-
We therefore take pleasure in commencing him to
our brother sportsmen liberal. honest, stralg hit
forward, candid merchant, ard as man that can
he relied on for W latever lie SAYS. Remember, IN
making your purchases. to call on JAMES WALSH,
gunmaker and importer, No. 60. north Main street.
and II he supplies yen, you are ready for the held
and for genuine sport. Sc l5-lm
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nR. J. 3. ROSES EXpECTORANT
~ COUGH SYRUP. OR GREAT PICTORIAL
For CONSUMPTION, COLDS, COUGHS.

FUR CONSU MPTION, Z q l. DIS. CO u ii > I.
rs AND AL sLiHS 6 81 TaE
This syrup having stood the test OF many years
ton of the Lungs, Throat, or Broncha, is acknow-
lelsed by all to lie remedy eninently superior to
other KNOWN compounds used Tor the Teilef and
radical cure of Coug his and Consumption.
In compromising coush Syrup for general use,
tempt a preserip.ion-is compelled, from his know
ledge OF the constitution and constituted parts Of
man, to avoid entirely the addition OF drugs that
in any way tend to do injury. His object is not
only to cause II S, mptom, such as Cough, to stop,
tor. that he should cure his patient radically-whe
the eretender may alizy Cough by his opium and
s1uiiIs mo.asses ana ianaandiil, ahtimony NOR
Tor the after health OF has patient. Many of the
noS ,S 81 The Gay have gSTsr to stop Coagh
form OF disease, or perhaps death.
Athough a coash may arise from a variety OF
causes, which stall continue to operate, such
TubeIcies, Abscess, Chronic Inflammation of the
L Is, I &c & the s the lungs
br. s. RosEs coGGa spYRhp will not only
M II fSs prevent that LION OF
or sssf segfMrt n
Ro oss ,i &N = S popular pT s a
Rheumatism, sprains, Bruises, Pains in the Limbs,
JOINTS spine Disease q j. or any =, PAIN INTERNAL, or
has had aiaple time tn test these remedies III his
practice for IS years. Depot sos Arch street. Phil
sold by WI. WARIN6, lcT Broad street. above
OF our medicines without the written sigma
tnre the cork and the outside Wrapper oi
each bottle. lse 2-isl De. J. ). RIOS son.
JaR. H00FLANDs GERMAN BITTERs
DIR. HoorLAND's H B1ai.sAMlc CORDIAL.
The great standard medicines Of The present age
sass a tx 1"y "r
By tAsm ~ al eeses. and the people
Ihss s S SNsss11ttiF PPH fai ssks6d AgN
{ THE KIDNEYS,
ard ali diseases arssisg from dis ordered lice, o,
ygys.d!stsy asd psrnaaasssiy erred by the GERMAN
Tas B1IsAMlc DIAL An,ae.v,,sdo v..v
se.ioa s*,rasssss taat az aay similar preparation
sxfasf. 4 iett esge, WITHOUT FAIL, ias most Sc
COUCH GoI i.a Ok HoARsENEss. BRoN
Hoaayits lSth aRSaSh ElkHg
ssd aas performed the most asfosisaias Cures svsr
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
1D dcsss win alss at oare cheek and esys the
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
- BEAUTIFUL FARM NEAR RIc,r

- FOR SALE IA small TRACTOF LAND
k3e on the New Bridge Road, three miles east Of
tito City of Richmond. known az Auburn
and adjoining the Lands Of Mrs. DR.. Christian, Dr.
s. A. Hart and others The above tract ntains i2s
acres; and Is situated in pleasant aud desirable
nelghb0Ihond. liz has upon it 2 very good DIV FL
LING HOUSE, containing 8 or 10 rooms with a
suffciency wood and water. The soil is produc-
of grain, grass, &c, and would make most hes,,
rabie vegetable garden. Il is highly susceptible Of
Improvements, and by, the iudiciops use of ;il.is
satisfactory results from the of these manurss
on other lands in the neighborhood will attest Tho
above property is offered for sale privately, 6 n lib
eral and accommodating terms, or would eek
changed Tor city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS K HOLLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
ITS Richmopd Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
CHINA-WARE AND HOISE-EIRN IxH

4 NINA W AXE y - HOl Sc III X NfSH-
- ING GO0DS.-SCHAAP X CO, IMPoRTE RS
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS,
are receiving now, direct from the manufacturers,
and from Northern trade sales, % most complete
variety. of CHINA. GLASS. and EARTHEN~
WARE; LOCKING: GLASSES; TABLE CUT
LERY; Pl.ATED. 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 nier-
chants and the public IN general feeling eonfde mt
THAT our GOODS and PRICES will richly pay them tof
call; We endeavor to maintain our reputation
tof seilths BARGAINS. SCHAAp X Co.