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sLoop roopi BLOOD FooDn

~ Common sense rules the mass of the
people whatever the misnamed and misanthrope
philosophers may say to the contrary. show them
n good thin Z. let its merits be clearly demonstra
ted. and they will not hesitate to give it their
most cordial patronage. The masses have al
ready ratified the Judgment Of g physieian, CON
as may be seen in the immense quantities OF this
medicine that are annually sold In every section
of the and. Ii is now reeognlzed AZ greatly snpe-
rior to sill other remedies yet devised Tor diseases
of the digestive organs, sach dIarrhcea. dyson
terv, dyspepsia, and fSr the various fevers that
arise from derangement of those portions of the
system. Hostetter's name is rapidly becoming
household word from Maine to Texas. from the
shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the ar
ticle and be satisfied. fIeF
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. 7 3 -, as.f iy 2-lm
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Pastor of the Eutaw NJ. &. Church.
AS AN INVIGoRATOR,

|. Z. AS AN IN IUUhA Oh,
As an invlgOrator and restorative, where a gem
tie stimulant wanted, we believe it superior to
all the Cordials before the public as cure for Dys
pspsia, Cough, Serofula and RheHnaattsna, with
ali diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels IL has been
truly successful to the single and married. We
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TING
TURE viii be found great medicine for all theii
diseases. .lf
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond !;
by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles,
e6. m - my 28-d&cwts
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BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILTTATED PRO-
FESSIONAL MEN, -
WHY NOT HAVE Y33pR HEALTH REsToR-
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
1NVI6ORATOR.
We offer il to all ciasses-ft may save valuable
lives We do not believe that any other remedy
has such q mass of testimony. ga lF5-a s.
90 / 500 HEAR-HEAR .t = "A
.s THE REV. B. F. BROOKE.
- go BAL TIMoRE, Feb. n, 1850.
MessYs. Mortimer T. Mo,cbray: - --Il+t
The use Of your HAMPTON'S TINCTURE has
been q gerry great blessing to me and my famil -
The effect il has had my throat disease has been
naarcslous. For all such diseases most cordially
recommend it. Yours, truly, So .as=ssia
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A Yankee, from Maine, being at Buena Vista
the night before the battle, and somewhat
doubtful of the result, went out of hearing, as
he supposed, and made the following prayer !:
''Oh Lord, here we are, about four thousand
of u.s. and twenty thousand Mexicans-enough
to swallow us without greasing. Now, if you
can help u.s. do it-and if you can't for heavens
sake don't help the Mexicans-and just hold
on until tomorrow, and You will see the ganl
darndest fight you ever saw in your life.
Yours, respectfully, amen"
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yTERY IMPORTANT NOTICE. III il ad !.
v mitted BY all who haye Teen TO- JOSEPH
STRAU6k'e Store, No. n N ain sL, that he ID IN
doubtedly selling. the cheapest Shoes in the 4ty.--
Chdren's Shoes trsm = cents upwards MisSes'
Morocco Bootees, Black aud ColOred Caters. At
all prices Ladiea and Misses' Slippers for 50 eta,
worth rs cts; Ladies'. Misles' and Chiidrsn's
slippers with heels. city made. astcnlshias low !;
cheap .. sias; Ladies. 6est s1slity Cong
wheIe % ~ %; Ladies' Morocco .Rooiees ut So,
worth double the money Ladies' M0s0esn Heel
dc. at II ~ and upwards; Children's Fancy Shoes,
Of ah kinds. vcy low. Be sure to call ~ JOSEPH
eTKA UHE'H. No. "a N ain street. as 10 Il sellinx
Dry Goods equally - cheap; s
- E4sasas.slaa - jOdEPH bTRAu6E. 8
GOO 0(0 EAR COST, FOR CASH, TO
&0O,UNJU. CLOSE BU6lNEsN.-CHA6x a.
GW AVA. s asviaA dssssmiped e suit NE Dry
aEEe and FRESH stock on the MArkst st primo cost,
l0f 9ssn. 70 eioee - speedily % pcsslble. e q
Tasely thas such adesisable stock offered 81 cost
And ah onyeu VII Ind a 70 thejy inteFSsk - Qslls
kMpfpldefiesl flutss Ahbcnn, HoOp ekiIt4s Fms
psoss 0oodss 1IeacAe9 costopa. Linsn. HdkM. .
ialEe Nt 81 .Fency ColofeA Hitks, Plsi4s, Lawns.
kkpneiss a1.a, CeSpets. .sssz 4 &
The Store House II for rent :. .
-.-.a s3 3 Gcvser of atk An Mslp sis.
ss ':s.,.s : Lis SaastSs H. rs. q
I~- ! Tsi'lassS pnHsssis
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ssssHHE KSSs |! 81 A4S9sf
rying the great United States Malt Twice daily
(6unday night excepted between Richmond, ASx
York, and all important POINTS Wet, va, Assar
Greek and " aShinEton, over the Rschpona. : red
riysr,U Hiles, and By splendid and eoqfortses
steanlers thence 70 Washington. = miless In Al -
pilesan seven hoqFs; belnS . comfortable asd Dsf'
Hear rs. Il az. dsssrsale: s, A. NJ ass
9RHSSot 6hssSf e sRsSJ &
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GENTLKM1N,S Ck0THING AND
FURNISHING no USE We would tniorm
the citizens ard public gensya!y, thaf We
have now II store !. iarr vsr'sd s9d SgIa !;
and st|MMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS, embracing al the latest style snd novel
ties Of the season. which, IN point OIL ~
and an raiility cannot Do surpassed. al of which
are nanufsctursd by ourselves. az presely 20 snls
the tastes and wants Of this mnfket, ana Whlch
abes us to cell at much more fsduced price then
any other hesss IN tss sitS As9. IAN SaiYf
GOODS atways on hand. We you'd remind the
young men and followers Of fashions, that We are
continually receiving sample cards OF the iatost
style goods. from which We can make 70 Crder, y
short notice, anything e c9TRlste Een1 ans
~ Cor. Main and 18th or Pearl sts.
SAMUEL s. HURCH u now in my
employ as CUTTER, and desires his for
~ mer friends and patrons TO call AMI exam
Inc the large and varied ass9rtn,set q
as wan as Ready Made Clothing, which he is now
prepared to furnish them on a. good terms ara IN
: : : : - - Z WIN. IRA SMITH, ia Main st.
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je ls-sm Gear sup,t We. { Tens. K. /.
o. sEss 4 ! ! ssssssfAc 1880

ffkE - F F9 TIFF kkHSaFcA III N tHuVI
Baltimore, daily, Except sunday, st $50 A. NJ,
and at 8. NJ. for NiagSrs Falls; fare only ten
iiton, ali parts OF Westsrn New York and Canada,
for Detroit, Chicasc. Cincinnati, st. Louis, and al
Travellers can go to. Detroit, Chicago, Miiwau-
kie, 20, via Niagara Falls at the same cost as By
any other route. - 80 -
a new route 70 New York is now open BY this
Road; via Harrisburg and Jersey City, With only
one change OF cars. Fl are So; Take the $50 A. NJ
Roads and through 4 beautiful country. Try it.
@ n. Buy tickets only to Baltimore, ~ D..
30 - = JAS. G. CLARKE, Sup,t
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aoofs SEdhe. ca. 7s

49, .TCg TME I1DfE1 or kICHe
SaififtfSdrssssss. 81 s sR5g:.ias si,.s y.
riSty Of styles. among which are the folIowfng
ss s.a a:sf .f 1890
Hceled KID Conf 80 Boctl !; Ladise, Hold Clpsh
6aatSrs. ssveral saaiitl Lsdiss' Ass3d Ffsa:h
without heels !; Lsdies' Mcfooeo. aad KID blPflls,
Without heels; Missss' n!elsd Meroqe9 and Goat
Caters; Muses. Heeled Morocco and Kid SLIP.
pers; Misses Heeled French BOot5, new .yio;
chilSren's Heslad Nd and Morocco Sli!s Snd Al
without heels; Chlldreu's Copper. TiRs B0Otees,
without heels; Childsen's French Boots, uew
that may be needed "A call ia solicited, % the
fashionable smporian, No. . Man q; :. q.
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nR. MINNOCK,s CELEBRATKD
FOR THE CURE OF
X HE I'm ATIHMa AND NEURALGIA AZ

FOR THE CURE or
X HE UMAT ISM AND NEURALGIA
= cxsrIricATss or .cyaxs PxxvosnEp.
Mrs. YARRINeroN.--psar Madam / have the
pleasure to say to you that have nsed your Rheu-
matte Medicine in my family for the last two years,
and can confidently Recommend II to tho public.
So - JAMEs Moons
Mrs. YARRIyaToN.-Dear Madam; IL affords
me great pleasure to state to you that have used
your Rhematic Medicine in my family on several
0ccaalons and made perfect cure. and cheerful
1y recommend 1t to the public as valuable medi-
= Richmond, Dec. 9th, 1858.
Mrs. YARRINGTOy.-Dear Madam: |. with plea
sure. certify that have used your Rheumatic
Medicine for rheumatism and can safely recon-
mend 1t as cure for that complaint TO- all
who are afflicted with that pain, and to the public
senefai's. Richmond dh Dec Dlo .isss.
Mrs. YARRINeToN.-Dear Madam: 1t affords
me pleasure 20 testify to the value OF your kheu-
matte Medicine. have used it in my family tor
Rheumatism and Neuralgia, and confidently re-
sis Yours, respectfully, r. F. WHITE. +
Many more certificates of we'll known citizens
could be furnished, amongst them, ssa zss
WILLIAM H. SHIELDS, 81
JOHN G. PAGE, .f. .r.ss .
B. STEeALL 75r-ai Il s..a ~.
GEO. W. SMITH, aas1 ~ &;
And many other we'll known residents Of Rich
Ali orders addressed to Mrs c. J. YARRING-
nsas so sns uftsf
gists, in Richmond, Va, will be gratefully &C
knowledged. 5ss4 .a,s4e - je l2-lm
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.0ifr EkfpEEy kS SE1s Ss1s SkxSy
Il GHEMiSTs IND 'PiS.HH1RafACEii UTfsfs.
oder to country physicians and families perfect
ly NEW and TREsH stock of pure and reliable ME-
pICINES, together with Surgeens' insfryreats,
Pe1nnsry, FaHfy Goods, and all other things in
the Drug hnewbich they win sell on the best terms
IA Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations
made to ordeT egd sent to any part Of the country
: 80 xth and Franklin sts.. Richmond.
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ma More New Goods.

ma More New Goods. -- &
A.. X. PARKER &c co. Sod
Have Just received a new and beautiful assert
ment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, In
Rich Berege Angais ROBES; arF F.
Rich Chlntz Berege ANGLAIS; ...
PLAIN Berege ANGLAlS; #a
Rich Organdie ROBES; So
Rich Chintz ORGAND1ES; a.. ....
Grey, MOHAI r; Plaid M0HAIR; ED.
Broche CELESTIALS; .s-....=
f POPLINS and POPLINETS; 4.
yAGoNETs and Lawns, &C., &c.
All Of which we viii sell very low my 23-ts
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Iron Front Buildinrs, Governor 1t.

80 CHINA AND GLAsSWARE AT
ELEGANT STOCK OF CHINA CLASS
- WARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS FROM 10 MAIN ST., TO THE cox
NER OF BROAD AND T aIRD sTs.-As We were
compelled TO give possession OF our store to the
Traders, Bank on the 22d of June, and conse-
quenty have still very heavy stock on. hand. We
concluded to sell for a few days at cost, and re-
quest call of all housskeepers IN want Of prime
article at a very low figure. Our supply OF Din
ner. Tea and Chamber Sets. Silver Plated, Albata
CAGES, Carriases. and thousands OF other articles
useful and ornamen tal is complete and as fine as
in any establishment in this city Call lmmedi-
ateIy at SCHAAP 4 90. IS. cor. Broad and I'D SITS.
~N KEESEE q PARR,S iMPROvED
NSTONE-W WARE FRUIT JARS, with Cork
Shoppers, Air II SHIT, for Preserving Fresh
~ Fruit, Oy sters. Mince Meat, &c. We have
very large assol tment Ct the above superior
Jars of all at very low prices, at our POtto
~, corner 18th and Cary streets ,.a tala55 80
= KEESEE PARR. Manufacturers.
Ga- @ Comprising 6oblets,
HsU Tumblers, Wines, Champagnes, Decanters,
Wff Preserve Dishes, Fruit govis, spoon Hold
III ers. Lenionades, Lager Beer Glasses, Glass
Tubes, Salt Cellars. &c, for sale ut the China
Store Of T. A. BULKLEY. ISL Main street.
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A The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
HUMBUG.-PETERS' 1NFALLIBLE REMEDY
EASES..This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercurai or Basamic prope rites, exces
ratve, restorative and renovating powers; and
the medical world are astonished when told that
confounded when they have ocular demonstra-
lions Of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
restored to perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration to be restored. without single
Gonorrhea which the remedy will not cure, pro-
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles. and using accordingly, In his
or her case, he guarantees perfect cure; and In
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge. to complete the cure, through his
agents; and a cure will be effected without incon-
venience to the patient.
Sold by APPERSON 4 DUPUY, No. POI Broad
street, and o. A. STRECK Err, Main street, Drug
gists, agents for the city of Richmond.
m N-d6plf
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WA Blackberry Brandy..-A most desira-
bic and efficient pre- paratlon for the diseases at
tendant upon the present hot season. such as Diar,
rhHa want of tone and weakness of stomach and
bowels. This article has been extensively sold
by the subscriber for two Summers past, and mas
given general satisfaction Call and try oottie'
: 80 JOHN W.. GARIICK, Market Place.,
n Franklin street. Richmond.
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IA Ezekieps Great Virginia Hair Re.
STOKEk in highly recommended by many in this
city, having successfully used it In restoring and
preventing the falling off OF their hair. Sold at u
per bottle. 1905 lef '.a
For sale by all Druggists Orders attended to.
2 lie l8-lm 800 y r. EZEKIEL. SO Main st.
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Ma Judge not According to Appearance
But ike sensible men. test the products of your
neighbors and friends, and then, if not worthy,
PREMIUM BITTERS.1 We recommend them rs
superior to all Northern remedies for, Dyspepsia
prove their superiority, then we say discard them.
As a tonic, physicians of the highest stand,ag
speak of them in the strongest terms of PRAISE
Give them trial.. These Bitters are to be had OF
all Druggists In this city and elsewhere In Virginia.
G1s +. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
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aP1CIAb NOTICES.
n NIsthers-.Read tAe .fellswinx .testl-
Ioni to the sacoea Of Dr.. EAToN'S IMAM


~ Nlethers.. r. cad the follewtnx testI-
mpni to the, sacoea Of Dr.. EAT0N'e IMAM
80 sS99t - MoRGASyrLLx y Jsiy soth, 1859.
"DF. EArey Dear g, Z hsvo much pls.ssrs 10
of your Isfastiis Cordial, and cheerfallv recon-
nrsnd u 10 those WHO haye children have
used ~ - my own family, and have sold over two
handrsd bottles the past year. Althgse who heye
ever need IL unite IN s praise fer ail Tor
q $50 - 80 $50 ~ "a "E. r. LATHRoP."&s
y BLOOD POOP! BLOOD FopDl. ...s.,s
"DA. BRossoN.-Siy: II may not Pc eess
to sou. to know that have used the different
Preparations of Blood Food in several cases, and
uniformly with success; and that am convinced
they A.e nearer approximation TO the mean Ia
radical cure Of these VI Chronic plseas9 lo1
which they are prepared, than any other meui''-
a Recommend these PREPARATION, as am na-
turslly desirous that they shpand % M9st hioeE
'''''' 81 anu '"''' ~ West Broadsay."
.sNEw YoRx. Sept. lsth, ls5e,e srox
For sale by FISHER iSoioN, hcnmono,
Va, and Druggists generaiH. satsa ~ Z-m
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IA White Sulphur Water
FROM THE
WHITE SJ1I,pHIIQ 2PI

80 Greenbrler Co., Va.
" sB0TTLED AT THE SPRINGS
The Company have made great improvements in
bottng, and the transported water is now as per-
feet as when taken from Its source. Address all
orders to PURCELL, LADD 81 CO.,
General Agents for the U. States,
ap 2l-6m Richmond, Va.
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Jozs 7. aIessr, A..Is..nl sae'E ]. Fly
~ acoMFoRT AND : 10y
~. |. 49,, =. HHAMPT0E:.Te

THRDUGH IN q HOURS TOah
MOB EOLk, AND IN SIX HOURS TO OLD
Portable and 81 psdItious route between Rishmona
and the above places, 10 by the RICHMOND and
PETERSBURG ROAD to PstsFsburR, thence By
thence by Steamers 70 Old Point and Hampton
EcHEpuLB.-Lease Riohmend ct 1.N r. NJ.
For the accommodation of passengers, FISH
SUPPER viii be provided on the BOst between
Norfolk and Old Point. 1852 aaI1l9 80
= Rsturuing from Old Point, the Boat lesves u
n.90 A. M. and connectS with the carr ct Norfolt
which leave g. Z. M; ~; ssssn,nx nlchmcna
Point and Norfolk. @4f w T.. II. WYNNE,
je1l-sts "a sgs aGss Dapt u. & r. n. r.
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WAY UP TO "SIEE DIE."-In q Western Stale
one of the political parties had for twenty
mating conventions at the house Of Mr. G.
He happened on q recent occasion, for the
first time, to be in when they had finished their
business, and heard little delegate move that
"this convention adjourn sine dts.'' f#
"Sine dis!n said Mr.. c., to a person stand
ing near, "where's THAR" .-N# 80
why, that's away in the northern part OF
the county," said his neighbor. -i ''- s.--
Hold on, if you please, Mr.. Chairman, - said
the landlord, with great emphasis and earnest
ness, "hold on; I'd like to be heard on that
question. have kept public house now for
more than twenty years. am poor man.
have always belonged to the party, and never
split in my life This is the most cen trail To-
cation in the county, and it's where We've al
ways met. I've never had nor asked for an
Office, and have worked day and night for the
party and now think, sir, it is con temptible
10 60 to adjourn this convention loay np TO Sine
Die" -.f -st~| -..--.
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e.. ExPEDlTlOUs.a COM WORKABLE
0ANp MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO rHG
.sc.,VIRGIN!A SPRINGS, VIA TAE RICH
MOND AND DANyILLE, sOUTH-elDE, AND
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES, jusurine 10
the tfave Ter ample room, attention and low fares
{ For Greenbrier White sulphur anA the Sweet
Springs. tickets to Bonsack's Depot. $50: thence
o. opposition nSs o. ssses e re Swsst Sprns.
being $3.50 TO the Sweet and % % TO the Green,
bIler W bite sulphur Eprings. There are also On
position lines of staees running from Salem depot
via the Reanoke Red Sulphur 6prInss. and 8 Ine
Of stages from the Montgomery White Sulpbur
Springs. via the Meuntan Lake and Salt sulphur
Springs to the Greoubrier w hito Sulphur Sprinss
sacks Dspot. proc $3.50. s. 8 b = : = -
!. For Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, purchase
tickets to Salem Depot, price 97.4O. EfIFIE ~
For Alleshany SDrinss, pssOhass tickets to
! For MONTGOMERY White Sulphur Springs, puy.
chase tickets. 70 Big Tunnel, prios oS6.
For Yellow Sulphur Springs. purcinoo ttckets To-
Christiansburg Depot, price $50 :. q -
For Old Red Sulphuf Springs, purchneo ticksp
= 81 ferr-IlI''-e - eeai8 s.uss H. n GILL;
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JOHN z. R 2 asd5 =, rA,1 !

81 = y MERCHANT TAIDUHs
@@- s4t4 ssta7Ia1 18th street, near Cary,
w Would most respectfully inform his friends
and customers and the public FsnpSJJ9n.I,
and SUMMER GOODS, conssting Of CLOTHS
CASSl MERES and VESTINGS, which he wouid
be happy to make up IN the most superior svie
and On the lowest remunerative profits. sss55 Al
H. B.-Haying small expense, can make gar
mepts 10 order as low a. they can b had ~ any
clothing house IN the CITY. mn Si-sm
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OOGGETT b ANDERsON.

HOGGETT & ANDEKSON,
~ goRNER OF FRASkLAN AND 18Th SIS,
Dealers ; in PAPER HA y OIL CLOTHS
DOW SHADES, BEDS. MATTR ESSES and UP
ROLSTERfNG GOODS GENERALLY, have res
Complete assortment in the above line, to which
they invite the attention and patronage of the pub
lie generally. They are prepared to do Paper
Hang ing and Upholstering in superior style hav
ing the very best workmen in their employ for that
purpose. ...- ---.-- -. ap SIN
DRIDGFORD & CO., General Commission and
ID Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock, Richmond
Va : D. b. BRIDGFORD,
- .r.-.. FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S,
. N TINST,EY pATE
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10 y CHEAT T. TKED MS 81 t RmSdTqAaEEN
& From Is TO 70 per cent; saysE u TX Pvy-Ili-
/. inE from c.,nJ.h II. A Hotei building.
Moleskin Hats Of best quality, % g; %: seocnal
quality, 90; fashlonabs Sill Hass; =; me cs =.
me calf skin sewed Shoes, . % -
j. 81. ANTHONY ha4 made srralkssmpenns,E VII VIII
70 sunp!y him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he vii sell at the unpre
oedented low price OF THREE DoLLAKS AND
HALE. ~ 49, a. 90 z-d6W0
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Nicbnlunh 4ispattb.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. july 4, 1850.

TIVE HuNAr yccH--Thb article Is auecep-
tible Of % many variations in tone that we
have thonehs Il not out OF the way to furnish
steal potat OF view--ths most pleasant one
which IL can Be made to assume, Herr IL 10
enveioped In perfect maze Of mu4icM terms
II will be our fault IL our readers 90 not
know the peculiar charac terissics that give
name 10 the various kinds Of voices tnat may
administer pleasure in harmo hious doses
"The scale OF the human voice from the low
eat bass note to the highest soprano kwtthfn
which all musical composition - written) 10
4 octaves from In the bass clef to ia In the
treble. This scale II divided into the voce
maschiie, (maie voice. extending from + In
the bass clef 70 CD in the treble; and voce fem
male (female voieel from II TO Ia in the tire.
BILE The lower or male voice part Of the scale
Is sub-divided into bass and tenor. The
bass extends from to ~, and the tenor from
The upper, or female voice part OF the scale.
Is sub-divided into sentraltoan and soprano, each
containing 10 notes. = =
she soprano from O. TO "a, so that the sopra-
no has the greatest range upwards.
The baritone Is infernedidss between the
bass and tenor, ex tending from A 20 r.. 81
The mezxo soprano IL intermediate between
the contralto and soprano, extending from n
TO A3 ST. tst
This shows that the several voices overlap
each other The bass oyerlaps the tenor
eleven notes. so that the tenor descendS with
in FIVE notes as low rs the bass, and the bass
ascends to within four notes Of the TENOR
The bass and tenor scales have eleven notes
each. A tenor voice reaches to within three
notes a. high IS the contralto compass, and
midway up the soprano-the tenor and con-
traito scales having each IL notes, and notes
common TO the tenor and soprano scales, by
which the tenor Is enabled TO sing such a wide
range of music. The ordinary compass of
voice is i2 notes. Many singers reaeh two oc.
taves or 16 notes. Some 60 beyond two, and
have reached three octayes-the famous Cata-
Iani having reached three and half octaves.
Malibran had nearly similar powers. The
natural voice is the chest voice, (voce de petto,)
and the falsetta is called the head voice. (yoce
di testa) Then there is also the mezzo falso
or middle falsetta. The popularity Of tone is
termed la timbre. tt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-04

CHINA, GLASS, &c,

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ronage bestowed upon them at their old stand.-.
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o. as favorable terms as any regular house In the
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great inducements to buyers. A call solicited.
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