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En TIERCES Ricketts, superior sugar cured
: 'a's'' ''''''' ''s'' - '-'s : JONES 4 co
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EsIRABLE MARKET GARDEN

ESIRABLE NIARKET GARDEN
- FARM. CONTAINING q ACRES, IN DU-
NORTH OF BACON q UARTER BRANCH TAV-
ERN. FOR oALE AT AUCTTON-Will le sold,
on WEDNESDAY, the 2Ist Sept. 1859, on the
premises, commencing at o'clock ?: NJ, the very
valuable and highly improved FARM. located as
pancy of Mr.. Joseph Fulcher. 1t has for many
years been cultivated as a Market Garden, and the
Land now IS IN high state of improvement. The
dwelling contains rooms, and there is good
Kitchen, Stable, Well of fine Water and the neigh
borhood good.
TERMS made known at the hour of sale.
sel3 GODDIN K APPERSON Auct's
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+ OF ON SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL

FRAMED HOUSE. &c, THEREON. FOR SALE
At AUCTIoN.-Wi be sold ON SATURDAY AZ
TERNOON, the 18th September, 1852 upon the
premises. commencing at AZ O'Clock, the HOUSE
and LOT located above. The Lot fronts q feet
inches and runs back 100 feet. The Buildings
consist OF small Framed House, & c.. now rent
ing for Sc per month.
TERMs.-0ne- third cash; balance at and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added. &c.
seq GODDIN & APPERS0N, Aucts.
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II.
re b-2m No. Is, 1lth street.
TALL TRADE.
Are now receiving by every steamer and packet,
''''' FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
of the very latest importatons. Among which may
I've found
Elegant two and four -FIounced Silk ROBES
Rich Broeade and Bay adore SILKS
F0ULARDS, in great variety
Bayadere P0PLINS
Brocade do
Plaid do.
PARIS Printed DE LANES
De Lame ROBES
Robe de MATILDA
Valencia ROBES
VALENCIAS, plain and Bayadere
VELOUR DE PARIS, new styles
Tourauss CLOTHS. all colors
p0II, DE CHEFRES
English PRINTS and GINGHAMS
Mourning GOODS of every variety.
Also large lot of beautiful
Silk and Velvet VESTINGS
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, in great variety
All of which they will sell as low as can he
bous ht in this any other market.
sc3-ts SAM'L NJ. PRICE 4 CO.
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TOR RENT place suitable for MARKET
L GARDEN, or DAIRY, with IL to a agrees of
LAND attached. Appig 10 T. w. SEWARD. on
Brooke Plank Road, above the ollgate.. Rent
moderate. SO l4-6t4
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TJST REtEiYEn--A superior lot Of Tooth
Brown Windsor Soap, Ponades, and Hair Oils
Combs of every DESCRIPTION; genuine l.ubn's TX
tracts and FarIna Cologne the finest Havana CT
gaTs In this clts pat M expressly for medicinal
use, old Brandy pure Gin, Whlskey, Port, Sher-
y and Claret Wines. at
APPERSON & DUPUI'S
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(,ARPETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.

We respectfully invite residents of and visitors to-
the city 70 examine this season our stock of CAR
PETiNGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, &C., which
we think more extensive and varied in assortment
than any we have before ered, and which we
now have ready to exhibit at our Carpet Ware
rooms, No. 95 Main street.
Giving our individual attention to this business,
and importing large portion of our stock direct
from the foreign manufacturers, We enabled at
all times to supply housekeepers, at prizes ioper
than can OtherIciSs ordinarily be afforded, in the
following description of goods, viz:
CARPETfNGS:
VELVET,
BRUSSELS.
TAPESTRY,
THREE-PLY,
INGRAM,
VENETIAN,
MITCH
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SALE OF IIs ACRES g

C0UNTY.-As Trustees in two deeds Of trust cx-
eented by II. v. Graves, one dated 9Th February,
1851, and the other the auth February, 1887 and both
duly recorded in Hanover and Louisa counties.
we shall sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder; at HANOVER Court House, on TUESDAY,
day, a tract of LAND, containing lle acres, more
or less the greater part Of which lies in Han
over county. adjoining the lands Of Edward A.
Rougee,. b. B. Dickinson. William T. Dickinson.
and the lands lately held by Lncy T. Dickinson as
dec d.. being the same land which was allotted 20
the Trustee of Susan H. Graves. in the division Of
the real estate OF the said Nathaniel Dickinson.
decd.
TERMs.-Cash for 80 much as viii be sufficient to
satisfy the purposes of the deed fer the balance
the terms Will 30 made known on the DAY OF sale.
The title il believed TO be unquestionabse. bat
selling as trustees, ve shall coayey With special
..,-,a. e g. s sFETESkpir Trustees.
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L STREET., MANCHESTER, IN REAR OF
THE OLD FARMERS HOTEL, F0R, SALE AT
2ih DAY of October 1859. at ~ O'Clock, ?. NJ. two
handsome LOTS. located above, each fronting
"a feet running back ls0 feet.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and mos,
bearing interest. GODDlN & APPERSON,
Auctc
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EDUCATIONAL.
nLn nn,IINInN EENiALE INSTITUTE.

ON DOMINION FEMALE INsT!TgyT ,rE
- CORNER og FHASstJs asp Srs s,. So h,sn na
sm iss y; Of I 1
June 1850 The pEaepal w BE- . assisted y R she
ewns emqsnsy , ssssea Of Moa seeens s
M sHuMarr, Ancient Lsasgssems and Nafn f.
ing, &c; M'dile + .v.sexe. French; Misses N +.
CARTER, A. E. pELArLAsE, IN the English De-
rsRN. FOR TnK SESSION.
tpaya.e half on tho ist Of October and the residue
Primary Engiish Including Vocal Music $50 60
intermediates Engilsh. do. do. 40 %
Senior English, do do -. 20 10
PIANO ORGAN, Guitar, or Cultivation Of the
- Voice; for t-honr lessons. two per w'k. 80 90
= do. do. two per week. ...... 50 90
Painting. &c. from ...-... 20 % toso %
Ornamental Branches ................ -
For farther information concerning the School.
see Circulars or spPty 70 + l; GgA lLaa
RErEs EScgs.--Rev. D. S. Bozgett, b. D., Rev.
Jas. :. Duncan. Rev, VIM. II, Wheelwrsht, Rev.
W. W: Bennett, DIR. Thos. Pollard, Robert Ridg-
way. Fsa.. Jno. G. Shields, Esq, N. A. Sturdivant,
Esa" Richmond. Sc l6-lw
iCHNoND CLASSICAL
n AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
For HoYS and yOCSG MN.
The Eighth annual Session will commence on
MON DAY. Sept. 26th, at the rooms on Franklin,
'F fDW' 81 w. snf c 81 fsfe ct H. r.
HORACE z. SMITH. 4. NJ i""0'paN
PROF. II. w. kUELBEL, Instructor IN French
and other Modern LANGUAGES,
PRov; JOHN A. CAi.Yo, instructor IN ornamen-
Ma. .! ], T. REEVE, Instructor in Practical
Book keeping and Laws OF Accounts.
PRor 0. HEINRICH. Instructor in Mechanical
| and Architectural Drawing and Practical
Surveying and Engineering.
Present patrons Of the School are earnestly So
licted to secure punctual attendance the part
OF the pupils and those wishing 10 enter their sons
are respectfully requested TO make early applica-
The Principals will be at their school-room be
. tween the hours of 2and r. and, at other hours,
may be found nj their residences. For references
terms, &c, Circulars for s.fbution, at the
MIR. CaRy's SCH0OL.-The duties of my
| W School will lo resumed on MONDAY next
the 10Th inst. Rooms on Grace, between 25th and
18th streets. Use l6-2tj JNO. CARY.
CELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
/ - The fourth session of Mrs. DR.. MuNFORD'S
/ SCHOOL viii commence on the first MONDAY III
| October next, and end Jul, 3rd, 1850
| TER&s-For beginners. S25; for others $50 pei
| entire session. School room at Mrs. SARAH
| MUNFORD'S, corner 5th and Canal streets.
! RlterenceS.-Mr. VIM Rutherford, Mr.. ". NJ
| Martin, MIR. WIN. Gwathmey. Mr.. Boiling Haxali
| Mr.: Barton Haxali. Mr.. John Freeiand. Mr.. WIN
! J. MAYO. Messrs. VIM. and Joseph Crenshaw, Mir
| WIND. Robertson. Mr.. Edwin Robinson. Rev. Mr.
| Minneeerode, and Col. Geo w. Munfofd.
SC 4-dtiO
| AfISsH. NJ. SCOTS SCODOL. for the in
vi struetion of GIRLS, on Marshall, between
18th and 18th streets, is open for the reception
| OF scholars.
TEENs-pngnbie quarterly.
Beginners in English. ...................S $50
Advanced ENSllSn- ,..-.......-...-... Is
Music on the Piaao. .................. 80
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MISS r. y. PERRIN will resume the duties
w of her SCHOOL. at the corner of Clay and
Smith streets. on TUESDAY, 18th of the present
month. sc l2-lw*
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HEMP, &c,
With full assortment of RUGS. DOOR MATS.
TABLE OfL-CLOTHS. PIANO AND TABLE
COVERS, fsnme splendid.I BOOKING, CRUMB
CLOTHS, STAIR RODS, &c.
CURTAIN GOODS. four stock and assortment of
which is unsurpassed in any house in Virginia)
BROCATEL.
DAMASK,
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ApPERSON & DUPUl'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
Broad street, between 4th and 9th.
HLANkErs.-loo 900 Trayolns

"a Nd IL g. S-of the following hrauds-Mc-
X Adams, Crews, and Altmey er's Tallow Can
dies Fhsln's Schl!lltos, and Secombe's AtamaF-
tine Candles, for sale by
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VI SCHOOI.-'rhe next session Will commence
on the first MONDAY in October, 1882 and Will
close on the last day of June. 1860
Mr.. OSWALD HEINDRICH, will continue to
teach Natural Philosophy. Chemistry. Drawing,
ard Mathematics. Mons. B0ULANGE, French.
TERMS:
Board for nine months OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50
Tuition in prdnar, English branches. ......... 30
Tuition IN Advanced branches ............... 40
Languages, Ancient and Modern, each 20
Music on Piano 81
DRAWING in Penc! and Crayon. ..............,.. 20
re l3-dlm
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- STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiil
be sold. on SATURDAY., September II, 1889. at
O'Clock ?. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT located as
above The lot fronts 81 feet on the north side of
Webster street, and runs back l46 feet to Cabell
street, and known as No. 81. in Shocks plan. The
house is new, mot quite fnished,) containing three
rooms.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at :, 6, and
months. for negotiable notes, interest added. and
title retained. GODDIN K APPERSON,
Sc Is Auctloneers.
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GALE OF LAND On DEEP-RUN TURN.
y PIKE, AT AucTION.-We will sell upon the
premises, on FRIDAY. the sd day of September,
mencing immediately after the sale advertIsed by
Messrs. Young, Randolph Cary, tract OF land
containing 500 acres. living on the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad about four miles from the
city, adjoining the lands of Messrs. Joseph Sinton;
being portion of the real estate lately owned b.
f. Staples, dec d.
The above is highly improved; twenty hive acres
woods
The improvements are comfortable dwelling.
good order.
TERMS: one-thrd cash, the balance in two equal
lnstaments. payable on the 18th Juno, 1850, and
18th June, 1851, with interest added.
se3 JAS M. TAYLOR & SON, Anct's.
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I HAVE THIS DAY appointed HENRY
COOK, my Agent, for me and in my name to
carry on the business OF BAKER and CONF &c
TONER, IN the city of Richmond-to buy and sell
for cash only. +. DUNkEL.
Richmond, Sept 10th 1859. Sc l4-2wt
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THE WINAss' SrEAMER.-This steamer made n
trial trip from Baltimore, Tuesday, averaging a
speed Of IA miles an hour. She did rot roll in
waves, in which other vessels did 1t il now con .
templated by her inventor, to take eff the bow
and put in others 80 that she will be sharper, and
also to cut her in two aud increase the length
from the CENTRE 1t ID also intended to cbapge the
fsnges the wheel, aud continue the experim en-
with her machinery until the object first intended
IL ACCOMPLISHED,
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GUTrA PERCHA HAMs-The great West il truly
a great place, and they do some great things out
in that region. The last wrinkle that has come
under our notice is new style Of hams. They
Of the sugar cured" order, put up in canvass,
ment is for the preservation Of the hams, and IL
is said the contents will keep in any cline for any
given period of time.
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s- THE GREAT VIRGINIA RxMEDY,
AND No HUmBUe.-
PETERS !NFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR aONoR-

PkIEhb. INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR NONOK-
RHGA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer-
cnrlai or RGlsamic properties exces everything
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto
ratiNe and rsnoyating powers: and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re.
meGy will cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occulsr demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
ior twenty odd years. has known of of twenty
years standing TO be restored to perfect health and
ali other csses of shorter duration. be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case OF Gonorrhoea ahich the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence on the part Of the patient and to any
purchasing half a dozen bottles, and using accord
ingly, in his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure; and il of failure viii furnish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents. and cure will be effected with
out Inconvenience TO the patient. Sold by
GRUEBS APPERSOE, DruGgists,
Agents for tho city of Richmond,
de 10-6Ws No. all Broad at
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ISEF' N1 M UIn1NuF BE 10 !" NC 16dI II
ed, yesterday afternoon, that Rev Mr.. Striagfe~
low, who was terribly crushed at HewIett's
Crossing in Hanover county, on Saturday last,
was in a comfortable condition yesterday morn
ing, and some hopes we're entertained Of his re.
coVery. Our informant stated that Mr. s. was In
good spirits, and expressed the opinion that he
would get we'll. Mis-. and Miss StriDgfellow and
Mrs. Nelson, who were iu the carriage at the time
of the accident, and all of them more or less
bruised, were doing we'll.
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CONTESTED ELECTIoN.-The Council Com
mittee on Disputed Elections, met In the Council
Chamber yesterday afternoon, and commenced
their labors. They will meet again at O'Clock
this afternoon, at the same place, when all per-
sons whose votes have been contested. are request
ed to attend, and satisfy the Committee of their
right to vote. The committee will not be In ses-
sion on Friday or Saturday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mr LET TEE WHOLE AFFLIoTED WORLD
sRAp ina TEsrMosy or A LApr AFTER % YEAas CT
Z EoarnaNrroN Co April ,s,.

NORTHAMPTON Co April 18th.
mEssss. TYtgR A ApAIg IL have been tfficted
VIA hhepmatls,a az limits from my twelfth year
VIII De hfty years OF age the IS h os this month.
The attacks were at times 10 render me
helpless, 1have tried varieus remedies 10 yery lit
tie sHsct Last October / Was attacked I'm my
shoulders, sides, hack ard hips. ! could not rest
day or night. could not move any part OF my
body withoat crying with pain. At this time also
tried many remedies, internal and external. with.
out receiving any relief at last &c yised TO try
Hampton, Vegetable Tipcture; bs fore had taken
one bottle Of which, felt much better. and a.
continued taking IL, felt strength coming In my
back ard limbs. and my stomat b stvenathened and
revived every way. haye taken Ave bottles. snd
am much better than ever expected TO be. IN
tend to use II whenever need 1t, and would re~ ON.
mend it to the sffi cted believing it TO be une-
q1aled. Yours ELIZABETH DAGwELL.
Msssrs. 1foacbrop 6 Mortimer.
4ents-drs Et,y ,beth Bagwell is lady of the
hiR hest respectabiiity wealthy and infiuentiathe
cure in her case speaks volumes in favor Of this
wonderful Tincture. Several other persons wehave
heard Of have derived great benefit from its use in
our connty We are entirely ont Of the article. and
have daily anxious inQuirers TO know when wewiil
receive another supply. We expect large sales Ct
1t from the present demand, and want you to eend
us box as soon IS possible.
Yours. TYLER 4 ApAiR,
April 18th, Northampton county, Va.
~ caii and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Or CoOaE. Ereaerickshnrg; by all the Drqgsists
Baltimore. and By Druggists and Shop-keepert
everywhere
ta- 81 per bottle; six bottles for Or.
my fc-d&wta
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,ICTEp-Mary O'Shav. indicted f

CONVICTED .-Mary U Shay, indicted Tor
stealing $40 from Michael Burke, was found gull
ty by jury of the Hastings Court yesterday, and
writ awarded to bripg her in to hear the verdict
of the Court.
George ". Brown, indicted for a misdemeanor,
found guilty by the jury and fine $45. A motion
for new trial was overruled, aud bills OF excep-
tions were then filed.
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REFUSED ADMISSION w hen felons are
sent to the penitentiary, in order to their
admission, it is necessary that the record CT the
court should accompany them. Yesterday mo.n-
ing the Sheriff Of Wise county appeared at the
prison gates with two feloDs from his county, bu.
not having the record, the Superintendent refused
to receive them. The Sheriff, We suppose, will
therefore have to deposit the prisoners in the city
Jail for safe keeping, until he can send to the
Clerk Of his county and obtain the record.
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LATER FROM Observation-Disclosures to the 21st
ult.. say the country continued 10 very unsettled
state, and several severe battles had taken place.
II IL represented that the patriots will yield,
until q confederacy 10 established similar TO that
OF the United Etafes. General Paes was still IN
invalid, though gradually recovering. The genss
rsl election takes place In August. aud Gen. Paez
will undoubtedly, Il was thought be chosen Presi-
dent.
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DEsrRUcflvE HAIL SroRM-Christiau County, IN
Illinois, has recently been visited by tremendous
hail storm. The Taylorsville Press says that In
the western part Of the county the storm seemed
inches" Vegetation has suffered considerably IN
consequence Of the storm, and that the entire fruit,
In many places, has been totally destroyed.
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FUND roR SANDMAN SoLDIsR's FAMILIIs.-Ths
recent calling into active in Sardinia Of the
"cousingenp has taken many thousands Of that
class of soldiers from their homes aud families A
call for national subscription for the benefit Of
the latter has been generously responded TO By the
spirited people Of Sardinia; aud the Sarduian Dip
omatic representatives and consuis abroad have
been authorized by Count Cavour to call on their
fellow countrymeu In foreign lands to take part in
this patriotic purpose. A subscription liss has
been opened by the SArdniau consul In New Or
teAu6.
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ANrIWHIsKEY MovEMENT.-At Crawfordsville,
Ia, on Tuesday night, the "Regulators' destroyed
the liquors In four retail establishments and come
p!etely riddled twoof the houses. They are do.
termined that no whiskey shall be sold by the
dram In that place.
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THE FoRGER.-Edward Argentine, char
ged with forging the signature of Paul & Hinton
to u check for sil00, and passing the same on Ems
ders, Sutton 4 Go. as genuine, was remanded by
mex. term of the Circuit Court, for felony, and
committed to fail.
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A MORMON EXODUS Yesterday the dock st the
Michigan Central depot was covered With some
three hundred men and women bound from Epr.
land to Salt Lake Valley. They were Of the Nor
mon persuasion, and were on their way to Join the
faithful who do battle for the Lord uLder the %.
pervision of Prophet Brigham. Nearly two-shirds
OF them were women of all sges.-DetroH Ffes
Press eth.
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VIOLENCE. William Stewart, free me-
gro, choked and beat Sarah Finney. an associate,
for some triflipg offence, and then cut mp her
dresses with razor, for which be was escorted
into the presence of the Mayor, yesterday morn.
ing, tried, convicted aud sentenced to have his
back cut with q COW hide
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GUASo UPON THE CoTroN FIELDS OF GEORGIA.
The Savannah Republican says l 344 tons Of guano
have been transported to the interior of that
State over the railroads. for the four months ends
ing 3lst March. The Republican says the Older
portions Of Georgia are more thrifty and produc-
tive at this time than they were twenty years
ago
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sg~EAarsnoRnE,s CURE-ALL-

TIE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILAToR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED By a CHEMIST.
THE GREATEST DISCoyERY In MEDICAL
TRANSFORMERS -CURE-ALL should be keptin
all families in of accidents or sudden sickness
It frequently cu es in less time thant requires to
1t pain in any part Of system and is used
'15esPsI apS insSsGsIy Rheumatism
HAKTsH 0RNE's CU KE,ALi cures Cramps, Collie,
P1ns II the S.S@sch 9E Bowels Pains in
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
] ss M Gea rs' Pains in the
RI HAKTsMokNES fsf GURE-HIL cures Stiff Mock
IL HARTSM0kNEs CURE n "a ALL Lis is good for Dyspep
sia, Weak Stomach and Bowes.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE. ALL, as
it acts upon the Nerves. MusIes. sinews, Blood and
Beues, and, by its warming electro magnetic power
ezrels all pain from the system. Get bottle and
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
7. Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg and sil towns In
VfG MIA. oc Ism
n- FoUR YEARS ExPERIasCs WITH
BAR REsToBATIvRs = The following letter trom a
gentlemen long and favorably known in Boston and
Of kno'cir0 of what he writes. will are sure satis
" the most Cre6ulous:
WALTHAM, Mass. January %. 1852
"EssRs W pagan Il Co /: Gents-I have been
selling HEiMSThEETS "himitdbte HAIR REsro.
RATIVk' for three or four year, 1cih GOOD SdttJac
tioR and success. have tried vsrt other articles
in the market, pages. Pocksrd's Avery's ood's.
&C } but yours has the decided preference ano nR
them all. have nfrer hesiIaled 10 recommend it
for all it claims to do. teveral ladies' of our town
who had bt zen ceQrjn1 false hair for se,erdt gears
have laid it aside and now have fdU and itrur1dnt
head ofhair of original shade and coIor, produced by
fhraa harf ~ fICla
by some means they h4ye been induced to try some
thing else, paiped upon them as being superior,
hey have almost inrdribIy returned 10 the OF
your Hair Co'oriog again. as the only me71tOri0us
and reliable article il useudng it Ia tOlistts drtt
cts eheg ss eny of the Hair Oils or Wa.he5 with
which the market is flooded.
l am yours very truly,
Remember. that these unpordlleLd results were
produce' by HEtHaTRkEpS Inimttable, the orr
ci,ol and only 1eEiable article in use.
Sold every ~heTe-price Soc a bottle.
w e EAGiN ca, PrOpr;etors.
Troy. New York.
to- FIsEEs WINSTON. Agents. Hichmord.
IN
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HEAVY CRAsH.-The first floor of Messrs
A. p. & j. l. Noodson's lumber house, corner OF
1st and Broad street, gave way last Tuesday even
ing, precipitating moiasses, ljm,, etc, into the
basement below, crushing some of the ,ierces and
hogsheeds, and causing considerable waste OF
molasses. Luckily, no person was Injured by the
crash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

DAMAGES RrcovERED.-Asron Hunt has obtained
verdict for sl775; Il. r. Hunt for $500. aud Isaac
Aunis, for $500 damages sgainst the Lowell (Mass
Gas Company, for Illness caused In their families
by the bursting of gas pipe, the stencil from
which pervaded their dwelling. A daughter Of the
first named plaintiff died from its effects.