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congregation are raising funds to build an
immense tabernacle, capable Of accommoda.
ting ten thousand persons. portion Of the
funds has already been raised, and learn
that il he visits America it will be with a
view Of raising suficiency to complete the
undertaking. The Surry Gardens, in which
he breaches in the morning. are fall six miles
from his own church, and i is the only place
Of sufficient capacity to hold the crowds that
follow him that can be obtained at present.
His style Of preaching is more that of the
Methodist than Baptist pulpit, and Metho-
dist congregation under one Of his stirring
discourses would be very apt to respond with
all the enthusiasm that usually accompanies
the powerful exhortations Of Father Slicer.
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4 PLEASANT Lor OF REpTlLEs.

group Of living serpents brought from
North Carolina were secured for scientific
purposes, and have been handed over to Pro.
lessor Foot Of the Medical College. for safe
keeping. They consist Of two rattlesnakes,
two bull snakes, one spreading adder, one
black racer, and one joint snake. They are
all very fine specimens. Professor Foote
intends to test the newly discovered rene
dies for the bite Of yenomous serpents, oI
which accounts have been published. Al
these serpents. nearly all eat and drink free.
ly. they may be expected to live many years
and attain the maximum size Of their spe.
cies. The bull snake and racer are over
five feet and half in length.
The first named are beautiful reptiles-ii
anything so generally repugnant to the de.
scendants Of Mother Eve may be classed as
beautiful. They are called " bull snakes
the vulgar name, because Of the peculiar
noise they make. Their eyes are bright
skin of buff color, with black spots and
rings. aud under the magnetic touch OF Pro.
fessor Christy are as gentle as kittens; in,
deed, they seem to delight in having him
wrap them around his arms. They may be
considered ornaments to the North State.
Not so with the black racer. which
deigns to repose in the same cage with the
bull snakes only through compuision. With
his head elevated, and neck magnfcently
curved, you behold the king Of American
Snakes. He receives the fondlings Of Pro.
lessor Cbristy with disdain, darts forth his
black arrowy tongue. and shakes his tail as
a warrior Of old would bis spear--a warning
to mankind not 10 presume too much on
friendship.
The joint snake is the wonder Of the col
lection. IL is now shedding its skin and is
torpid, SO much so as TO admit OF being han.
died at pleasure. We felt Of its body, and
il appeared cold and hard as polished stick
Of wood. Il lives chiefly in holes in the
ground when at home, and is called u Joint
snake " because Of the structure Of its tail,
BY means Of the joints Of which it can throw
itself several feet.
The horrid-looking rattlesnake and the
spreading adder occupy separate apartments
IN the same box. which is covered with glass
"a thin partition between life and death.
There are holes through the partition to ad
nit Of circulation of air, and through one
Of these we found that the adder had sue
ceeded in drawing about foot Of his body
into the apartment Of his neighbour, the larg.
est rattlesnake, but was unable TO get either
forward or back. Fortunately the apart.
menis are too close 10 admit Of a combat.
ciaeiHnafi Caseift.
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POLITICAL PLATFORMS. INSPECTED AND
CONDEMNED.

While portion Of the Democracy al Inc
North and az The South are anxiously discus.
sins the constituents Of the " platform" to be
erected at Charleston for the accomod alton
81 The party. there are found not few who
units il questioning the value Of those speci.
mems q modern political architecture. One
Of our Democratic contemporaries recently
ventured to speak Of them as inventions De
sised and adopted in the behoof Of candidate.
having but Indifferent pretehsions TO persona |
merits, and whose life and public services az.
forded such sesnty evidences Of political quail.
ifeaiiOns for 'he administration Of this great
Government, that "the party" bencyolentIy
sought TO relieve them from " the trouble and
responsibility" incident 70 wise and praeti.
cal craftsmanship By laying down Tor them
in advance the course they we're expected 10
pursue after induction into office. 10 mi. way
The platform" may, by very mixed fgqr.
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Summer after summer TIE two sisters came
to reside, during several months, with Mrs.
Stone aud at last Ada returned to the city
no more, except as visitor, for one Of these
!" boys" had prevailed on her to remain and
take upon herself the care Of him Jslia set
tied in the city, near her parents. but she.
too, petrifed, thar is. turned to Stone" by
means OF the " Soy" that went to college.
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LABoR.--Daily occupation without exces-
slye severity. during the secular week, with
every seventh day Of that entire change Of
thoughts and dates suited to the sacred hours.
will lead to the longest life Of which our de,
caying nature is capable. The outcry which
has been made in this country. of late years.
against Overvork, We believe has no founda-
ton in reality. There may be undue excite
Inent connected with both mental and bodi-
J employments brought about by dispose
tion to rash adventures, speculations, and
too much haste to be rich. But of down
right honest work in either department, we
have little fear; and often wish that there
were more Of it, instead Of less. Care is
wearing, but labor is healthfu, aud idleness
IS worse for either body or mind than both
care and labor. A very active industrious
man, who accomplishes large amount Of
both mental and physical labor, still in the
enjoyment Of vigorous health, was told by an
idle neghbor that he would "work himself
to DEATH" He replied, (" never knew but
one man who literally worked himself to
death. and he died at the age Of one hundred
and two" .Io,,y ~ Gam
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The following extract from the London
Times Of July 29lh will show how the dis.
armament Of France is received ia England
The Moniteur Of yesterday contains the
most welcome announcement that could come
to English ears from foreign land. The
French Emperor has issued his order 10 dis
arm. With the least possible delay the Ar.
nv and Navy Of France are 10 be restored
20 their peace establishment. The people oI
England reading these glad tidings will take
deep breath, suel, As man takes when j
crisis OF apprehension is past they will con.
graduate each other tina, the peril they dread
ed has dritted away, and that they may turn
back 10 peaceful pursuits. and To the pleas.
ant paths Of human existence. II was not il
panic fear. but in grave aud sad disauietude
that we in this Island regarded that heavy
cloud. so charged with electricity, which
loumed upon the near horizon. We felt that
i must burst or must dispense, and IL il
burst we had small choice n our conjecture,
as TO where only the belt must fall. Frankly,
then. we acknowledge in this salutary de.
termination Of our neighbor and ally proof
Of loyal adherence 10 the friendship which
has united these two great nations, and glad
~ recognize 10 il pledge Of future peace
IN Europe. Undoubtedly The resolution IA.
been taken safely from consideration Cor the
true interests Of France. She has had her
season Of new glories, and the Emperor ha.
gained his first crown Of laurels. Napoleon
Ill. has done. perhaps. less than he once
might have intended 70 do in Italy, but he
has done al that he has chosen 10 attempt.
We will not now stop 20 discuss the short.
c0inlngs or 70 anticipate what may be the
ultimate result Of the new system that must
be there established. Having. however. de
termined TO Gloss this chapter ~ bis history.
the Emperor has most wisely consulted tie
financial exigsncies and tie material adyan.
tage 81 his kingdom in staying the heavy ex
pendlture Of men asd money. and in giving
France, as We hope, long repose from lie
Improbable toll Of war. We have said upon
former occasions that FOR war 10 be popu.
lar in France il must be short, and Il must
be successful. The war which has lust clos.
I'd has fulhlled both these conditions. We
recognize IN this disarmament the ssracity of
the Emperor 10 gauging the temper of his
people, and for our own part we rejoice that
we nav now return 10 security aud peace.
We shall, Of course. IN due time, follow The
example Of our neighbor..
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srsxARy Esp ov PiRarg. The sloop. Of.
war Villa de Bilboa. which left ibis nor, 4
few days since foe RIO de Janeiro, shortly
before arriving IN The latitude Of that port,
made IN The ofiing brigsntine. apparently
a vessel.of.wsr, showing Americas colors.
When The vessel approached. the briRantine
opened lire on the sloop, and The spanisrd
soon found that he had 70 cope wiih..a pirate.
The light lasted for eight hours, the crew Of
the brigantine displaying prodigiss Of ,alor,
always succeeding IN their efforts not 10 pre
sent their broadside 10 the sIoop. Al Last
the spaniatd, BY rapid manruyre, surprised
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the enemy and fired ciain shot, which car.
ried away good part Of the bulwarks and
mainmast Of the brigantine. The Spaniard
then boarded. and captured the pirate BY
coup de main, taking 1870 men prisoners. A
court martial was held on the spot. by order
Of which the pirate captain was hanged TO the
yardarm, and the whole crew we're Shot and
thrown overheard. The brigantine was a
fine vessel and amounted fourteen gus.
Buenos Ayres Faper
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and dat is not so goot as de corn whisky
what we makes into prandy here!"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
/. MOST MAGNIFICENT FARM,

A MOST MAGNIFICENT FARM,
"a WITHIN HALF MILE 0F THE TOWN
OF WAYNEsB ROUGH, AUGUSTA COUNTY,
IOR SALE-I offer for sale that very valuable
FARM, situated as described above. containing ~
acres of Il st land. which Is very productive and Is
especially adapted 10 the sing OF h&y, and mar
.et can Away be hal fer tite productions OF the
farm III Waynesboro' There ara 100 acres o! Noun
tam Land Connected with the farn.
VIII ID not only valuable fer the Il lber aud wooG
with which ii sb)unds, but for grazing PURPOSES
From six to eight cords OF wood can be del vered per
day, at very remu er.tive prices There IS sp ing
Ga the f&ruJ which, Il man OF enterprise would OF
Itself be fortune covering about au acre oil laad,
and supplies grist and raw mill with an anu lo-
Arca Ot water thr0Gsh the year. ard any AlnG CT
machinery could be connected TO the mills With lit
tie expense Jiie improvements are a., IN good or
der. add Sufficient Tor IEe scc3nmo1at ION ~ iirge
family. 1e health of the piace, and the exceiient
society OF the neighborhood -enaer this farm H.
valuable a .ipicr rettes.
The Farm will be shown by hr King, who lives
upon it, and terms. when ara. liberal, made KNOWN
by R0 Ii LYME, Land Agent
Office in Basement metropolitan Hail.
IL ig-l0t
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The rates West Of Knoxville win not so INTO Ct,
feet until after the c. mpleiIon of the cleveland
oyanch Railroad, which will be aboet the lst OF
April.
shippers Of through goods must sent duplicate
tickets. giving the marks. weights ana desunA'ioh
I goods. Send 10 Cox's Line o. Beats
g LIE. on the Dock
N. floods frcm Northern cities shipped tnIogsn
at reduced rates. n {. H.
Re Its
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TUAN PlZZlNi,
, IMPORTER AgD WHOLESALE
DEALER IN FOREIGN FRUITS AND
REFINED Q :NpI AANUFACruRER,
Eeaps always on hand the largest snd freshest
stock Of Fruits Nuts Preserves &c and coz tinuaiiJ
receiving by every steamer and sailing packet. al
additional supply, Gall az Iha cheap tore OF
JUAN piZLiNI, No i2a Main 81,
no % Rich;t0nd. Va.
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SUPEitIN rEn % alsTo UfhIUn
VIRGINIA AND TEN SESss: Il X TX


VIRGINIA AND T&NNESsE II X co
Lypchburg, Feb. iath 1859
PROPOSALS FOR FLRN.S dIftG II E.
GRO CLOTHING. Proposals will DO received
At this afice, unsi tbs Oh DAY OF March next for
furnishing THIS Company with tue following nam
e. Clothing FIR Ne ros:
ilr0 Cotton Shirts, of hsavy Shifting or Ozua-
burg
700 pairs Of Burl%p or heavy Liuen Pantaloons.
with f.iis aud pockets
$50 pair of dark CiotG Paataioons with fslls
and pockets
$50 sack Coa5s of dark Cloth, with two peck.
cts, TO bs lined throughout, and faced W it'll
check Lnsey
$50 black Felt Hats
$40 dark Blankets
400 pairs Wooitu Socks.
Six hundred and fif5y oil the Shirts and the Bur
lap taio0as TO be delivered on the ninth day
Of May mex, the remainder OF the Clothing on the
Ist ii > OF december next.
.cn yrJ;ssai must be accompanied by y nple
OF ihp Clothing made up, IL Will not be consider
ed II Gilt.
fe is-:w Gso'l Superintendent
SPRING MPokTATloAS, 1859
ARMSTRONG. GATOR CO,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBEas or
RIBBONS, ,diLtl SHaY, SILK GOODS, FRENCH
FLOWERS. KUCIIE.
S'eAW lONksfH AND FbATS.
No. G37 Baltimore { treet,
i,siueen CT a. les ard Hanover ats. ~,
BALTIMUnE,
In TARIETf and ciaEAPNEss. zo-3ms
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TEN TONS IRON AXLES.

TEN TONS IRON AXLES.- /
- from -. to inches: al-o Bright and b aci,
springs. .cfi.ke itolts, Plough Screws, square
MUS. Iron washers, III store and for sale cheap by
10 70 CLAhR .U-N, ANDERSON Il co.
OLIVER s, OuNS, Folks. aides But
~ ter Knives fie Knives. Fi-h Knives Sauce la
q a., lar Spoons hid TOpgF, Pickle Knives and
tof ks. now Z, ceigiag, Tor sale by
rs CGsNNEp
SkIhTS.-We have received q grs at
~ bargain ia a lot o. II Spring Extension skirts
OF the best quality, which ofer Tor 81 "a, worth
At retail e; oeiag sb ". the cost u manufacture
fhsm kotumtug
f.23 JON SsON HARDWOOD
I'nE AkOh ATIo TOOTH WAoh is
-. pronounced by persons who have used IL fer
tue last IA Fears the only prssogyer af the teeth
shn ean,s hat thes have never tried. IL inipars
aeHahEtui fdaxrauee and freshness when used &C
coring 70 direct Prepared only aad for sale by
am P'oassTvN = Ba0, Druggisrs,
wv lis Main st. &
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RAILROADS, SC
Fl; e c-,gsaEsErsszsssgsg1 THE ADAMS ExPEEss

~. -sfHsE-sszsysga THE ADAMS EXPEEss
sr5sT ta~-sEs COMPANY, 1874 Main st. hayiru
resumed their steamship Express TO and from NCr
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, ana thence by railroad "a
Weldon, Wilmington, LgnC hhirg, Salem, Hythevlre
and the principal places In Virginia and North tsrr
lima, are row prepared to forward with gfeat die.
catch and ct reduced rates every kind OF sleychan
disc, Valuable Parcels, J0Tery, &C, to the shove
named cities and all places ON tia sesboerd.
Our Express Oh the steamships will be aecompapiei
by special Messc Egers who will give their sona
attention TO the careful handling of goods entrusted
Shippers will please take notice that packages 10
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be seLt By
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
freight received. on day OF sailing, nrtii oclsk
Pr. J. L. hAGD0S0U6H
Agent OF Adams Exaress &c
81" sPEOfAL EOrlCE--EzErsss yacksgss for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond, and all places In Wiz
Etnis aud North Carolina, intended fer shipment ~
steamships Roanoke aud jamestown, vii hereafter
be received by the ADAJs EXPRESS C0MPlNY
on these ships.
since Of tho New YORK. and Virginia steamsh'p
Company. LuDLAM PLRAsANTs. Agents.
gsys .szs -vssspg@r3 ACCOAMODATION
GsS9 - 49, ztSs9y TRAIN.-CHANGE on
HOUks.--On ard after nov EMBEa lsT, the Accom-.
dGtion Train Of this Company, will ron daily (sGn.
days eZCepted) between Milford ami Richmond
leaving Milford a; IL A. NJ, aad errive III Rich
moui at IS A. NJ. Returning, will leave Rich
?. IL. stopping tor passengers q, any point each
war.
FAGE.-The sane as on the Mall Trains
SAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Trains.
OFFICE Z. P. T. r. X. CosP.aY,l
Richmond Oct 2lst. iSM ( ~ -
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= The subscriber having s

NOTICE. -- The subscriber having G.
IL large number Of accounts due and unsettled,
which should have been settled prior u January,
1885, would respectfully notify lil src that Al nc
ciosed By hoad or otherwise by the lst dag Of re-
or1ary sis will be put in the hands OF she law fof
colli elton r~,...
Always on hand, a large assortment Of Clothing
and lyantlgr2an's Furnishing Goods low ior c3sh, on
f1 nHnnIna{ cgsLorrers Il B SPENCE,
Cioshier and Merchant Tailor,
m Corner Of Main and 18th SITS
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu-
~ ton which has been liz successful operation fcf
the lost ft's years. IS situated on
CHURCH Hill, nc i3OND. VA,
IN delightful, airy position and Is furnished witt
avery convenience conducive to the comfort CT pa
tents and the successful treatment of 6;sea-,
IL has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have teen nicciy furnished suitable to the accom-.
mocatior OF gentlemen who may find it incoaVe
Cisnt to re treated OF their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the Iyinc-ss
s5GTGs, which are peculiarly coIamodous.
TERJ5:
tlaya5ts on TIE reRs3pGlQf tae Plticgt)
Nn!te patients, per .week-..........-..........sa
SulptEG bps D
Private Rcone, a. ...............S7 TO Si5
So City acceptances required for patients from.
die country, unless where the parties are knewn to
one OF tho Physicians OF the hospital.
This Includes eli cnfrgesfor Board Medical attend
Ance, Nursing aud Medicine. By arrangement
with the iuirmary OF the Medical College, small
additional fee ranging from 50 TO $50, VIII be ohsrg
I'D for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
sscertaiped beforehand by application TO one Of the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted
No patient received for less than q week.
The underaigned viii give their personal atteu
ton TO ali patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON ID. D.,
Grace street, between Attn and 9th.
THOMAS POLLARD, Ri. d.
Belyin's Now Building, 18th st, between Main
aud FrankiR.
o. A. CaRNsEAW, NJ. ID.
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church
VIM. w. PAhkEk, III. D.,
Law Building. Franklin street, nsxt deor to state
rBos NJ. NIXON. NJ D. Resident Physician
l.
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.. nxMnoA CARrs.

r OUIs J. BOSSIEUX- !,
Ia Manufacturer Of Double Rehaeu
STEAM CANDIES,
and Wholesale Dealer in
DOM Ee1IG AND fukslaN faUtIst ma
fRENCA CANDIES, GIG Ahs,
TugAu -, IL, &e.
Five story Building, 80 40 Main street, opposite
Richardson X Go.
e. KUHN IND, va
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10 40, Corner Of Mann and 18Th sts.
C.a,h,oT aud Merchant Tailor.

aat.kk3s kEmAkU ---~iEkFRiAS' Ar
45aECC TID9TE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of 9onorrhcsa elect, S:riCtures, and similar
isort:ers 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction OF diet, drink exposure or Charge III ep
pication TO business. TIE proprietor cEai enge5 s
3iacle OF recent aOnoFrh0aa when tAe nIxtGrF
sili not cure, H1der forfeiture Of $3.50. Further
the disease cannot be contracted If dose OF the Nix
lure IL taken when exposed. Repeated experiment e
and long experience have proved that il will radi-
caiiy cyre any case which can be produced. This
tasraEe result is obtained III from two 70 ten Gays
and il Cetatr creates nausea nor oi:eE5 the pal
ate an renders all deviation in diet or
interruption 20 usuSt pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the nuisance IL thus removed as
speedily as Is consistent with the production Of q
thorough and permanent cure. It's ingredients arr
entirely vegetable, and no inI urious effect, either
oonstiiutirnaiiy or locally, can be caused by its
Use.
price g Peg bottle. Soie agent foT New Yofk, {
Z hiD2, No 50. Broadway, coTner OF JOHN street.
pRUALLEH DEE, corner CT Sd Gnd Wsinor sts
agent for PEilGdep1iS. -
Sold hg FISHER Il WINSTON,
70 22-f7v Sicbclond Va
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Richmond. Jan LIST. 1859

RICHMOND, January |, 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
L associated themselves together under the fl, n
and style OF JOHNSON = kU aEEAnT. for the
purpose OF conducting General Grocery, Commits.
sion and Fer ard!ng BnsiLess. They have tai az
the large granite front house on Cary street for.
merly cccupied by NJ. Conrad, second door above
Vlrginia street.
They viii always keep on hand the hes. ssaoYl
iaent OF Groceries. Liquors, sc, which they will
furnish 10 the trade at the lowest prices BY strict
atteaion to business they hope to receive liberal
share Of patronage. b. j. JOHNSON,
Late Of the firm of bibreii & johnson
BAT TbUEHGAkT,
ia its Late Of Danyiie, Va.
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MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN ". DAVIES.
PRACTICAL gTOEs GUTTER AND MsSOH,
Main street, bytween 9Th End 9Th ste..
31THMoEp, "a.
Moraeerfs Of aGy size " design, Clsiis - oEdec
OF fns best itaiiar CT American 1Isrcis.
respectfully invite the atteu ron Of those 70 vsnt
20 py stock, which is the largest sild bnS. flashed
assortment Of N3NJsd rNTs, Tt!MBS, HEAD PIE
CO 5 and NANTES. 10 be focnd in the city.
Fa-ti5st PreIiiums awarded bY the Virginia asff
s1itrrsl scciety. aid Mechanica' iustituts. 60 20
N-A II. MApDUx, VI ASKING ION MADDU1,
Of Saith & Vi sd lux. Of Lune ubGrg County
SEADOUX x co,
I've t-UCcRssoRs TO SNrTH NipDUxl
PR0nUCE COW NiS5ibN MFSCd MIS-,
Cary Street, opposite C0lambtI'a Hotel,
ie Sim RICHMOND, Va.
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A BNEY'S PURE RYE wHIsKY.-50
1Abbis Vim Abnsy's pure Virginia Rye whisky.
respectfully call the attention of hotel keepers,
OF Rye whisky
:, Having made arrangements with Vim Abney,
d;sthisr, ala prepared 10 furnish this Whisky an
lots 10 suit Observation-Disclosures the above " his
ky 20 le supefior 20 any other brands now IN this
market WM IL TYLER
AIf--im ~ IA batseen Main Aad isty ets
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VITY DRUG STUhE.-CHAS s. DAW-
- SON, Wholesale ana Retail Druggist, corner
Main and 18th streets. has 1T ali tmea ON auu, ana
receiving weekly per steamer, large ana well so
ected stock OF Medicines warranted ffesn anu pure
Perfumes; Brushes ct all Descriptions
Brown indsor soar, &c
l,ewls' Pure Lead; 'tiuseed Oil
CoIors ground in Oil
Window GLASS: Putty; bladder
Indigo; Quiniue; Seg8r5
Fancy Soaps; has Teas ooiy
Matches, sc.
Suitable tor country trada His retail departments
10 con- pletG in ali it's varied brsnChes.
Manufacturer CT the celebrated DOrsay Cologne.
sanuano &c IA 10
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2 "a. BEAZILIAN pEBILr
49, 49, GLAsSEs.-A JAH.KE ~
can. 755s Main siroat.-i have opened a new d, ~
fine cUncave and convex pFCupi BRAZILIAN pslf.
,iiasssd in Gold aud Steel frames
guarantee to suit, with these superior Glass,
any person TO whose vision optical AID can b, an
piled.
The public are requested 70 cal! aud examine
RfsZ,iian Pebble and otRer Glasses fiiled n OLA
harae5 Az kHNKE
nos 75is VI ain street
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CULVER AND GOLD PLATING. The

NfLVEK AND UOLp FLATtNV, INc
~ subscribers have the honor 20 inform the ci,F
ssns Of Richmond Via, they have ossnsi an estso,
Gold Mr. JUaARD learned his AFT in faris. 1 s5
ht,ier themsslyes that their workmanship for style
aud execution cannot be scrI esssd IN this county,
orders LEFT at their residence. on III Sfstl hoftpSi
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