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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

UNoS AeRicutruRAL FAIA-Sse0ad DGy.-fhe Fair
Ground presented an animated spectacle yesterday The
weather was truly del ghul in the forenoon, and impe
elmo less BY It's exhiraing influences than By the at
fractions At the Fair hundreds Of ladies' and gentlemen
repaired 20 The Grounds, the large majority, Of course
proceeding thther BY the half hourly trains on the FRED
ericksburg railroad
At meridian the asembage very large, though TO
the best Of our Judgment quite numerous as the
corresponding day Of last years exhibition In accord
snes with The programme, the horses were exhibited
upon the rotng course az N O'Clock and the display Of
equine stock really spendd-eeiiing universal adj
mraton An hour later the cattle entered for premiums
were exhibited and but repeat the general opinion IN
declaring that ereditable show Of imported and
native stock has seldom been witnessed in Virginia. The
horse aud cattle departments Of this show are successful
beyond expectation and more than compensate for any
deficiencies in the other departments. There IS hoWey-
ever larger assortment OF sheep and swine and an ad-
mrable collection Of galnaeeous and anserine bipeds,
including the only pair Of African geese in Virginia
The collection Of agricultural implements and maehine-
~ Seemed 20 be as large and varied usual and add
tOual contributions constantly arriving yesterday
This department. is especially worthy the attention Of
az cutursts and will Of course, not be overlook oy
them. The collection Of farm and garden products Is
rather small but the specimens exhibited excellent
II there is Horticultural department not fortu-
nate enough 20 ind the place Of exhibition.
The display Of household manufactures and ladies' or
namenta and fancy work falls short Of expectation, in
extent and variety, bui forms nevertheless one OF the
most Interesting feature Of the exhibition The articles
exhibited the first door Of the spacious build
ing. and the saloon crowded, yesterday, il will
b., every day this week, with Admiriug and admired
ladies' The upper story Of the building, aud the bal
oony extending around H. also thrOOged yesterday
with ladies and their escorts From the balcony on the
western side 6ne view Of the trOtigg is obtain
ed.
The ampitheatre was well 6led during the forenoon
but the additional aud preferable accommodation afford
ed BY the balcony, presented large assembage Of
the iar would otherwise have graeed the seats
overlooking the track. If the weather proves suspicious
toay, the attendance the Grounds viii be very large
Toe horses entered for the trial Of speed will he trOted
around the twice AZ n o'clock, and al ?. n
shai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

CATcH PESSrn,-Ths tent shows are more numerous
At the Fair Grounds this year than before and en-
brace every variety Of humbug from fifth rate circus
10 a pugisdc exhibition. The 'bowers" equal their
predecessors in bOnbast and the garing pictorial repre-
sensations Of ht women, giants "annicondas (ortho-
eraphy copied and monstrosies generally, would excite
the wonderment and curiosity Of less impossible crowd
that that which gazsd at them yesterday,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24
- SPECIAL NOTICE &,
1850. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1850,
The great emporium Of
ALFRED MOS SEES,

ALFR ED M O Sc 3,
G3 Main street,
aWAs now on hand and receiving daily varied stock
cf DRY GOODS ever exhibited MIN In the city Of Rich
nonl embracing latest styles and Eoye, Of the season
following Gcods such inducements VII be offered that
cannot be elsewhere and purchasers Will find greatly TO
heir advantage get their supplies from the cuEAPAsr HoUsE
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. .
Black and Fancy silks, stJ
Hr,cate ant Rept silks
folianlas Neroncaa, PopHns
Plain and Figured Deiaines, all Wool
Mernoes and WOODEN Plaid. &C &C ke
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Wy styles Beaver and Cloth Of the latest novelties
oftheseas New styles received weekly.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
s,tn Jeans Fuu Cloths makes, Sleeps Grtys Ker
seys Tesdi Plaid Lnseys shettngs. shrng Cotton OEna
burg Stripped Bed Rankts Servants Blanke-5OO
pairs hand the cheapest In the state and variety OF other
goods for servants Year AZ very low prices
HOUsEKEEPISG DEPARTMENT
Towels ToWeng, Crash HuekAback nieper, BrdEye pa-
PER scotch and Russia Diaper Doylss Napkins Table OAmak
rable and Plano Cashmere Co e-s irish Linens Ao
CARPET DEPARTMENT..
ThrePy Carpets patterns ngrane Oarp
Crossy Super Velvet Rugs Brussels do Hemp aud
Carpets an Of which viii be offered al p per cent less than
gbrose Hoslery Gloves endless variety Of Goods
usually found 10 Dry Goods establishment and article
all be ruch prices that cannot fall TO meet the
Ees ofe buyers Our main Efforts will be TO please AL
Hho may favor u With call
great bargAn The great Downtown Emporium OF Trade
oeis Il Ss MAIN STREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

HARPERs MAGAziSE-We are indebted 10 Mr.. J. W.
Randolph for copy Of Harper's Magazine foe NOvem-
Der. This number completes the Trsaty,frsl Yoluas.
For value Of matter and beauty Of Illustration il IS fully
equal any which has preceded, The first psper being
biographical sketch Of Capt John Smith, viii prove es-
pecialy interesting TO Virginia readers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

ASoruER TRIUNPa OF TIE TRUTH.-The Grover Ba
ker Sewing Machine The late California State Fair held
vt San Francisco, was awar6ed the highest premium
above all other sew ing machines in competition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

VIVID MILL-A eou,riyanee for propeling machinery
by wind power has been erected at the Fair Grounds
aud viii be put into operation to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.


VNHE this School for Young Ladies' located at the
the 9Th and Franklin streets, kchmond Va viii
begin LIST day Of October $780, and close the SOh Of
June next ensuing
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
T. shumate, Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guages
r. g. ellison, Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev James A. Duncan Biblical Literature.
Mons. Edouard HoudAyer, French.
Carlos Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Albert De Roedigrr, German.
Miss Eva NJ Jones, intermediate English
Miss Maggie d. Brander, Primary Englsh.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider Harp.
q. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich. Painting and Drawing
J. W. Reeve, PenmAnship.
TERMS.
TERs for the Session. payable October residue
Feb. II, 1861:
Primary English Cneudng Vocal Hudc) .......... $50 90
intermediate English, Qncudng Vocal Music 40 90
Senior, Qnoudng Vocal Music). 30 %
Language each ....... .................... 90 90
Piano. Organ Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice. for half
hour Lessons per week ............ 90 90
Piano. Organ Guitar. Cultivation OF the Voice for
hour lie sons per SO 20
oil Painting so 90
Water oolors Crayon Drawing 20 90
Use OF PIANO.. ~ W
Ornamental Branches -
washing and Lights Is 90
Application pupils and ali communications concerning
the Bchool should be made 10
THOMAS l. GALLEHER
Richmond, Va.
The announcement the session Of $780, 81 viii be furnished
q those who apply a. Indicated. Ugly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

sourmRS CoNEaCiiL coLIEas RiclHoSD, yA-fhe s1qu q
beauy ne specimens Of plain and orname1ta ship
hbisd 10 ArEs Hall bv hs Profssors J. " Reeve and Stew
Of The Southen numerical Colt yesterday, cal Cd
admiration aud praise from the houtandl
Who IRON ms-nlng until nlgt surrounded and examined them
highly meror0us and el,enty useful and accesu lnst
taon has gained eminent position AmonE The educational IT,
suons q the land and a. he present exhibition Of hne arts Il
lock ID % fora display b. pie We bad designed dacr bng
length Of the lcldng attractions In The ccc1ns out
feet a1d attractive, scarcely tell were
birds ami the FA unIurpassed
pea prUdu1ton By anything have and are
douhsl anything tht approaches
Tor hfusrs % design and execution and beau Of
pearance. Tbs immense number Nho visited lists Val since
The Of he Fa yin out IN saying hat the
southern College display second othe- made.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24
IsnALL oFFER F0u SALE ~ sAnpLE srALLIc

TsHALL OFFER FOx SALE ny SADDLE STALLION
TON g. 1kLtGRAPH vt the Richmond Fair where he will be
upon eSh an oGrn to who may such horse,
A chance 70 Judge Of bis god qualities.
The editor Of the American Farmer Agricultural paper pub
ahed In Baltimore having witnessed the performance this
at the United states Pair In Richmond
Pair at Petersburg, writes OF him thus:
But Of the best saddle homes have seen
the superb dark bay stallion exhibited by Berkeley
Loudoun eourty,Va lie was Of the Telegraph breed as d
Host fmafly known In Maryland the "Io" breed certainly
best altogether for saddle rapid
In this country aud particularly adapted by their gentle dp
on 10 Ladies We watched the rapid OF Mr. Berke
eys stallion and his and firm, bot gait he
rea;d rid en- around the Ins with the admiration which
all who Witnessed the performance warmly expressed and felt fully
JUSTIFIED the preference have always fet for the admir-
breed for the saddle Tre gentlemen 10 Baltimore
apy Of the breed large and very desirable the stall
ion exhibited b MIR. Berkeley"
TOH g. ch by 10 hands Inch high OF strong bone great
MUSCLE and action. by Rogers Tom Telegraph
and afamo1s Jack 0Oiamonds saddle mAre his colts
without single exception, bays, and Of fine size
CHAs y. BERKELEY,
oc1T-dictHc2T Aide LoudOua Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

SrEASaE FAcss-A large minority Of the people at
The Fair Grounds, yesterday, visitors from the
try. As they viii doubtless be present again. to-day
aud thousands Of citizens will likewise attend snci
pate very large assembige, in which every phase Of
beauty fashion, folly, Intelligence ehivalry, nominees
and originslitv will be pre,ented
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24
NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.

ANEW YORK MERCURY STORIES. Full Of H.
~ lusraons just published and for sale at retail or whole
sale The eaear bookstore OF Frederick BrAdp - St. N
Y Price each any Eve for g. or the whole IL for ~
l. The white Wizard or The Great Prophet Of the Seminole In
dAus. BY Ned Buntine. Price 25c.
Walt the Terror Of the 1cast tale OF pryateering
In iII6 by Ned Buntline Price t5c.
Sabberday The IdoSpy tale OF the men and deed
ITTS BY Ned Bun line Price CSC.
Efida or Red Royes Daughter eeW mystery OF New
York By Ned Bunillne Price 25e-
% aTsMAns 6rudge: Romance OF the kevou-
ton BY Ned Buptlne. Price CSC.
Our Mess or The Pirate Hunters OF the Gulf tale or
Naval Herom and Wild adventure In the Tropics by Ned Bunt
line. Price Csc. -, -,
lean Revolution. BV Ned Bun,llne. Price &c. .
ThAyendanege The scourRe The NArtagle OF the MO
tale Of Mystery, Ruth and Wrong By Ned Bunhne
Price 2Sc. -
stella Delorue or The CAmanches Dream. Wild and fan
story Of sAvsse ChlvAry. By Ned Bunine Price zoe
10 and the Spray tale Of the smuRger In the In
ssh Channel BsutIfAly Illustrated By Malcolm Eriym-
Price 25c . ,
ii Pathway; or The Mountain Outlaw tale Of the North
Trapping Grounds. By DR.. J. II. Robinson Price &c.
All the above full Of Beautiful Srave Engrav-
Booksellers News Asenand all Others will PleaseSsnd on their
AZ
Copies Of any or all will be sent free of POsAgPsr
mail 10 any sne, on receipt Of price
Call or send, or address all orders 10 $500
FREDERIC A. BRADY,
see-d8m - Ann ST., Ny.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

Dyspepsia Is one OF the prevailing diseases Of this
country This IS owing both 10 climatic influence and
the habit Of eating meals too rapidly 10 spite Of
those adverse circumstances this disease rapdy dsap
pears By the use Of the 0rygsnaisd BiHsrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

ANusENNrs--The theatre, corner Of Broad and 9Th
streets offers Inducements tOeight, to all who desire to
witness dramatic and spectacular performances.
AT Metropolitan Hall, Wyman will display his wonder
ful legerdemain and ventriloquism.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

WHArs Tx AKuEs,-At the last meeting Of the City
Council Mr.. Anderson called she attention Of the body
the impurty. Of the gas aud stated that he was
peeled, az his residence turn on the gas and
candles. We have beard similar complaints from other
sources, but far personal observation extends
We discover no change in The quality Of the gas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24
MAToR's COrEr.-Yes,erdAy the following cases "

MATOR's CoUEr.-YesterdAy the following cases were
dispo ei Of.
Wm. Pea, charged with stealing SS5 from Richard
JIsnIy. No proc. against be accused and case dismiss
ed
Jacob Schaf, drunk and lying on The sidewalk. Com
miited 10 default Of security.
Chls,an Farrlr, drunk aud disordery in the street
Committed in default Of security.
Temple Samuel, disOrdery in the street. and resisting
the Waterman Committed
Il will be that the Mayor has determined to
force order during the Fair, and pfoestAliOns Of
"Grst oHeace" will be heard in eKtenuation.
The negroes charged with breaking into the cloth NJ
store Of Nessrs DarraeOtt Harris Co. diseharg-
ei for want OF proof.
Too. and Ann Do5sOn what! up again p charge
Wh assauling Ann OReily, discharged at plain
{ 4 ; request
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

w teach English LAtln French Mathematics and the Rud
mens OF Greek He has had years experience Addes
box No. 49, Hampton, Va seo-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

PLousa HANDLDs-Piough-mAke should inspect the
specimens Of plough handles, exhibited at the Union
Fair. by Mr. C. L. Kalmback, Of Fredericksburg II any
better can be turned out elsewhere have yet to see
see them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24
Select Boarding school for Girls.

Number of BOarderS limited TO Ten.
PROPOSE to open my In Port Royal Va the
hrst Monday IN October $780, Boarding SooiJor Girts
The house ample and appropriately furnished and the girls will
wholly under family discipline and domestic influence and re-
strant The Course " Instruction will be regular and sysema
c embracing the English, Classical and Mathematical Depart
msnts with Modern Languages and Ornamental branches Par
euar attention will be pal the French language and erd
tHre and rare facilities for instruction In Music at hand
Misunderstanding everything, S225 payable onethrd upon
entrance third LIST Of January and onetd 18th OF APRIL
Drawing, Painting and Music at Professors pIiees.
Thankful the many favors received from this community
during experience Teacher In their midst
up 70 the time resigned former school In 1881 am now
begin again under renewed auspices and with more
enlarged facilities and experience hsmby hoping by asduy
and diligence merit that confidence and patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon me.
For circular and particulars apply 10
L. BAUDER, A. NJ,
Gug2T-sm Port Royal, Caroline, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

LAG. II. DAVENPORT, AUcrs.
GROCERIFs &C. AT AUCTION.-on Thurs
II day, 2Jh Oct, win sell at 10 O'Clock At auction
store, an assortment OF Groceries, viz:
Cohee and Crushed Sugars
Western Bacon
Pure molssses Rum
French Brandy
Manufactured Tobacco
Green and Black tea
Englhh dairy Cheese
n. Y. Cutting do
PorlsEd Syrup
Rectihed Whisky
ALSO,
600 sides sole Leather.
ALSO.
100 CAFES and Baskets
Pure Imported Champs gne Wines
ALSO,
30 cases prime Spanish LIC0RICP.
TERSs-Unde tOO eAh siCO and months credit for
proved paper.
ocls 4 O. h. DAyFNPORNT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

THE STEAu FiRE ESGiSE was again tried yesterday az
ternOOu on Main street near the American Hotel and
worked the satisfaction Of al conc,r ued Those Who
bad never such machine before greatly m
terested We regret thit the builders didn: give no.
tice Of the trial that the exhibition might ave been
witnessed bv AVER number of sneetalors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

Tbs vOrE OF VIRGINIA IS published to-day. All who
desire to compare the election returns in November,
should save the table.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

FINE WORXNASsHIP.-Aes Amber exhibits some fine
specimens Of doors aud sashes the Union Fair They
we're made At his establishment in this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

CITY PAssNeEE RALwAv-The Executive Commit.
Tee Of the Richmond Railway Company, las stated in
yesterdays plperl have applied the Council for
modification OF the charter Of the company, and ts
condensation into ordnance This proceeding Is
rather surprising o. strictly speaking, would be-
Il We didn't live in age Of wonders When the
RICH; Of way for city passenger railway first ap
pied for the petitioners submitted ordnance OF their
framing which offered 70 protect the interests Of
The community to the fullest extenL The Council din,
dilied, and before the ordinance definitely acted
upon, it underwent material notifications The appli-
eantS however we're not satisfied They insisted upon
further important changes and carried their point Sill
content they ask the Council grant them
rOus privileges including the right 20 extend any
al Of their roads by such routes and with such tracks
may be approved by the City Engineer, the place
places which they may have their depos stables
or stations" We cluEot think that the Council will
readily assent 10 any such proposition The ordinance
as il stands Includes in our opinion as many con
eessiOas aud privileges ought TO be granted any
sociaon, and Il the stockholders Of the Richmond Rail
way Company unwilling 20 abide by the terms and
clniiious under which they obtained their right Of way
they should surrender their charter aud give Others
opportunity Of constructing the Main street route in
eosdaacs with the provisions Of The existing Ordnance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

TIE PRiscoPiC CRYsrAL SPEcrACLEs are constructed
principles Of OPTICS based upon the natural phioso-
ply OF vision. These superior lenses mounted in gold,
zoe steel she'll correctly suited 70 every age and
al conditions and degrees Of the eyesight By n. J.
franklin CO. opticians their Office l4S Main street.
Persons visiting the State Far do better than
tOembraoe this opportunity 70 improve this most
precious gh Of nature, and give TO Franklin Co. a
call you feel troubled in reading or in the
performance Of any other dsheaie work.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24
rnrTCArIoN.

Mrs. PHILIP MAYO VIII ,ssPsn her SCHOOL a
shan on the rSt Monday In October sac few small
hovs Terms s9O per session OIL nonlts. tylS u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.
1860. OCTOBER. 1860.
SAMUEL VI. PRICE q CO.,

DETATLERs Of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS invite the at
tenon Of their friends and the public TO their complete as
sortment just received, Of
Rich Dress Goods!
Elegant Silks In newest styles, solored ard black
Real Irish and French Poplns :. -,
OAmans and Valenias In every variety Pd brocAoo
and figured
Medium Dress Goods, In great variety
MOURNING GOODS. superior stock
FRENCH and SCOTCH EMBROlDFRlE9 ... =,
REAL LACES In sets COLLARS and HANDKERCHIEF, tne
that has been shown In this CITY
VELVET CLOTH CLOAKs Of the new French patterns
AUTUMN oLOAKs and DTSTERs In plain styles Scotch hood
aud the Arsls and Argentines
PANIIY LINENs and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
TLANNRLS, the best assortment We have ever had
PLANTATION GOoDB-HOME MANUFACTURE Manchester, Va.
virginia PenllentAry Fredericksburg and Lexington PULLED
Cloths; full stock OF Linseys, Kerseys and yea-s
BLANKETS oLoTHs oAssIMERIs and VEsTINGs OF DIRECT
IMPORTATION. oetz-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

An QUIrr.-There no disturbance At the Fair
Grounds yesterday Tie Ouy eSeie nenI We witnessed
caused BY black stallion breaking loose from bis
groom and running around the track az a rapid rate
He caught The only accident which occurred
during stay happened 70 OF the connected
With e show" he tell from tree aud injured himself
severely
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
French China,
AT
No. 10 Pearl Street
VNTEhave recently received, ofour own Importation,
w Rich GIT and Decorated China Dinner Sets
and I" Tea
Best plain White China Dl9asF %
ALSO large stock Of best white French China Aes, all
he Dishes Soup ruresns, Sauce Tureen' Boat
Pickles. Frut BAsSets, &C, &c- s,
ALSO cups saueers Teapos suga Creams and soPs-
FOR sale by ihe dozen single piece
Families and othsrS In want will please cav COW
Oe2O No. 10 Pearl streei.
GARDEN SIZED FOR FALL SOWING.
" Eafly Large York Cabbage
no Oxh=art do
Do sugarlaAf do
LGrge Drruhead do
Do Pat Dutch do
Early CAulhoEes
Round Savoy spanish
Grifhn Cured Ka'e
EArly Butter Lettuce
Do Hardy Hammersnlth do
Black and spanish Radsh, for sale BY ~
oes WIZ PALMER soN : co
CORRU GATED WROUGHT IRON AMI
wIRE RAIIING-secured by Letters Patent )-AdmrAblJ
adapted enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Balconies GOT
tages sheep Hurdle Patent Wire, sacking Bead
steads with every variety Of Folding Iron Beadead and ror
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and Grave
Screens Netting for Mosquito, Sheep Poultry, and othe
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great va
NV ~ NJ WALKER 4 soEs, Manufacturers,
No 535 Market n. T. corner sixth Street, Philadelphia
os9O -d1y
CHAMP GNE " INRS.--loO baskets for ias By o.,s
" oco0-lW WM. WALLACE SOM,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

Rryan,s Tasteiess VermImgo.
Chilfren, thousands OF Them die,
Their disease a mystery
Worms the foul insldcrs
Half these silent murders do
Save your babes ye mothers Why
VIII e . them waste and dief
BHraNs VERnFUGH would
Hosts Of Infants trom the grave.
Price s5 cents. Por sale by usher q SHEPHERD.
Dr. MeClintOck's EectOral syrup. America Is all
ed vA the tame Of This Erest physician and phvoogis and In
his Pecora syrup have tbs d result Of bis tkh aud re-
search No human being need perish Of consumption dis
Of he Of respiration Who sees relief In time rem
this ALpOEcrful pulmonle. Price, 81. - -
Or. MeCIIntOck's Cold and Cough Mixture
u SAFE plks With ratesnske ~ hs With cold or
cough Meet ihs nsious on the Win this IRE
ssiaAle andote Il all irritation from the lungs and
uinippe wonderful CELEBRITY and It's operation VARIES
oess aim USHER SHEPHERD.
SPECIAL NOTICES. cents TO
- o. 80 VII buy Of GrNAAmS snail StsneIs, foi
nArking clothing with ISDEABH iNK Call and examine speet
or yea i've In e country send for sample eneosne
stamp. Aso every variety Of Brands made 70 order.
A. T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
seS-U Next Door TO the Colombian Hotel Rich'd Va