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t.T0OD, EDDY zoos
W SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE SieG,OUV!
TICKETS.
T f. EX I RIA NARY DRAWINGS of
Wood. Edd, II Co s Smile Number Lotteries will
take place IN public under the superintendent of
sworn Commissioners, at Aus usta. Georgia, as fol-
lows.
Class No 81 draws SATURDAY. December 18th, 1859.
Class No. 55 " " January 2ist 1850.
Glass No 90 - February 18TH 1860.
EXTRAORDINARY DRAW NC.
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= = NJ.
WOOD, EEDY j. CO.'S
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,
ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN,
CAPITAL PRIZE
MA O0, 900! -%Q
Takes place on the Last Saturday in each MONTH
Whole Tickets SO, Halves $40, Quarters as,
Eighths $3.50
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
money to our address tor what you wash to pur-
chase; name the Lottery which you wish It IN
vested, and whether YOU wish Wholes, Halves
Quarters or Ei hths. on receipt Of which we Sc nd
what is ordered, By hrst mail, together with the
scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, a Printed draw
ing, Certified to by the Commissioners, will he
sent, with al Explanation.
.R- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give the name of their Post Office Coun-
ty and state.
Ali communications strictly confidential
"a. All Prizes Of &l,000 and uader, PAID imme-
dlately alter the drawInsotaer Prizes at the usual
time Of forty DAYS
Orders for Tickets to be directed either TO
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta Ga
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO, Atlanta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY CO.. Wiimin gton Del
EA list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the Prize that each
one is entitled to, Will be published after every
Constltutiona!is:, Mobile Register, Nashville Ca
zette, Richmond Dispatch. Pandins (Miss) Ga
riOn.
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

DR.. WNl. II. PHILLIPS continues
D>~EA To- offer bis services in the various
branches of HIS profession to the citizens ot SD
ney and the public generally.
Office and residence. cerner Elmwond and Lau-
rel streets. west corner oil Old FAR 5roun9s =
farr5.hsd 10 oydar de Pitt
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VtRatNlA Posi- OFFICE APPOINTMENT. =.
lshtm Keith. Jr., postmaster at Waterloo.
FA"qmter county, vice James W. James. re-
signed L E Mossolstti postmaster at Bris.
ter.oorEh. FauquIer county, vice Joseph Bear,
Resigned. Isaac X Stevenson postmaster a,
Ghincotrague, Accomac county. vice John W.
Taylor. Resigned. Frederick Minis, pos1mas
tcr 1T Woodiawn, CASTOR county, vice f.. p.
Ciemm+r, resigned. David Johnston post
master a. LeAksville, Page county, vice Einan
uel Shelter. deceased Henry Il. Hart post
master 1T Wakefield Station, Sussex county,
vice John Nicholson, deceased
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THE FRANKING PRIv1LEGE.-Senator Pow.
ellis bill. introduced on Wednesday, abolishing
the franking privilege, contains some new ana
imiortant features. 1t allows to each Senator
m~mb~r and delegate, at the commencement OF
every session, one hundred and seventy five
dollars for stamps. All letters, books or print
I'd matter printed by either H. use Of Congress
shall ba paXxble before their delivery at any
PDst-Of1ce for transportation. All mailable
matter di'ect@d to the President, Vice Presi-
dent aud members Of Congress, to be prepaid
At the mating Office. All the depar men rs a nd
heads Of departments, except the Post Office
Department, shall prepay ali letters and Their
IN stter ,e.t through the mail. His object IS to
IN IKE tho Post.Ofiice department selt-sustain.
lug, aud " prevent frauds, which are now So
frequently perpetra'ed.
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NEGRO HIRING. &c.

EGRO HIRING FOR 1850. -
~ The subscribers again offer their services 10
thcr friends and the public as -
AGENTS FOR HIRING OUT NEG ROES.
An experienc of six years. enables % to promise
the hest prices and good homes for all negroes en-
trusted to
We also attend to the sale Of all kinds of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE. and respectfully ask consgn
menfs. RAWLINGS HOli.ADAY,
18th street, between Main and Cary,
de Is ddclm Richmond. Va.
HIRlNG.-LEWIS HILL attends to the sale 81
IL CORN. WHEAT. TOBACCO, &C., and con
tinues to HIRE OUT NEGROES.
de lS-d&evIm
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<3sr REALLY COOP SHots..,Fv

<2se"~ lCth.-N e are making, and haze us,
received this day by steamer. another SUBJ, n
Mems very heavy prime BroGans peggei sBj
naiied- which we can recommend +, wear VEL
We warrant them to he superior a. ans IN Rfrs.
u,ond Also. large stock OF very heavy Armt
Brogans. whole cut. not seam sides. Fafgersv15
buy them say they last twelve months wthog
the best qualities Wenvits all IN want st The t-.t
Shoes or Boots to give us call.
pI-TNE,- &
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

sEa TO f4OUSEkEEPEkS.-W have on
Rss {hand y very large and coInplete assortment
WEHof HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS" to
and which we are selling at very low prices We
mention-Dinaer. Tea and Toilet Sets in great va
Tiets SILVER plated Casters. Spoons, Forks, &C.;
best quality Waters. Coffee uins. and Begins
Solar. Fluid, and Kerosene Lamps and Fixtures;
Block Tin. Japanned and Britannia Ware. Look
lns Glasses. nc. &c; with fall and complete
stock OF rich cut. blown and pressed GLASS
ARE, direct from manufacturers and which We
are selling at reduced rates. Those IN want will
Go we'll to call at GEO. J. SUMNER CO.'S.
Pc mi
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~ f. A. JETER,

- r IA , Z 1 Elk,
N~ SURGEON DENTIST,
~1ID Office on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to =. Horton keach's trimming store, ard two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price i Co.'S Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house, would he pleased To see these with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed Il. the most approved and scientific
Sly lie known 70 the Profession. and all work done
by him warranted to give sat istaction. Toe l3-ly
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THE REST COUGH SYRUP

.. IN THE WORLD!
HARTSH ORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepared i,y a chemist. and s pro-
nounced by medical men and those who hav used
It, to be the best preparation for COUGHS, COLDS
CATARRH, BR0NCH IT'S, HOARSENESs
tive Of that lion Of diseases. CONSUMPTION
Persons who sing should use il. IL is pleasant tn
the TASTE soiiens clears and strengthens the voice
aiiays all irritation OF the throat and lungs, and
prevents taking cold ~
nA Bottles IS and so cents and 81.
N. D.-tf yen are bilious and have n Ind cold
use HARTSHORNE'S ANTl-BlLIOTS Pills
They remove all bile and colds from the svstem-
Richmond. Sc it;--;r,
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ART 1TEM.-Two very spIendidly attired
ladies recently made Il condescending visit to
the studio Of one of the distinguished land
ecape artists in New York. aud asked the
privilege of looking a. his pictures. The art
let was but too happy to comply with their re-
quest. and placed before them a brilliant sun
set which he had Just finished. His visitors
were lavish OF those charming epithets which
ladies bestow so literally upon the objects OF
their admiration. 20 isn't it lovely How
sweet! How natural! = &c. And then, after
gazing at the glowing can vas for a few minutes
in wrapt sileuce. the lady who had been loud
est Ia expressing her admin alton. said, with q
nairefe which must have penetrated to the
very core of the painters heart, pray, Mr..
O., Is 1t moonlight !'' The artist meekly
replied that 1t was intended for a sunset
70, inde-d!' replied the lady. "Pray. Mr.
O., which do you think the most difficult
u d., pictures in oils or in worsteds - Real
w." replied the astonished painter, II am un-
able to say, for have never done any thing in
worsted." "Ah!' said the lady, IL fluid it So
difficult in working little dogs to put in the
eyes But these, OF course, were exceptional
ladies'.
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"A IL; d. r. =, AIS AND

IA FURS ROBBERY l.. DICK NS0N successor
to Binford. Dickinson X W-iglser. = Nam st.
lie IS leave ~ call the attention of has friends and
customers TO his large ana eXteGsIre siees ii
been selected from the largest manufactures "a
the most favorable terms. especially for the Fr-
giHia. North Carolina md TeHassS.s Trade Com
Prising ali the LATEST and MOST FASHION,.
BIZ 81 LIS, too numerous 10 mention. vhfa
will he sold at wholesale and retail. on the mos.
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to sxsmir.
my stock, knowing that n price, quality or sIi.sI
cannot lie surpassed
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. ., Il ,lUND AtiLNUY OF TitE SOUTH
LIRE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE
incorporated l332.l

MARINE, INSURANCE.
incorporated 1872
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
n Office No. l3I Main Street, i:ichinond. ~
Capital and Surplus, S23u,0OO.
This COMPANY has the advantage of tceHty- Seren
years. experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during ali
of that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia
1t effects Fire Insurance IN city ard country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are above, and its
affairs managed prudenty. but literally, and its
rates rs low those OF any other good ins:itu
ton. DIRECTORS:
w. l.. Cowartin, J. E. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. w. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. l.. W inston
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell. Jno. N Gordon
Alex. K. Parker, JOS. 2. Winston, Arch. Thomas
JAS. a. Inioas. Fl. 4. Claiborne.
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. W. L. COWARUIN, President.
WIN. WILLIS. JR., Secretary. ie 9-ts
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| VIRGINIA tOALO,L just received sup
v ply of Virginia Coal OIL. This oil is Of light
| color, and hurns equal to any made For sale by
the barrel or gallon as low as it can be had North
The attention Of the trade is respectfully invited.
w PETERSON. Druggist
| COUTHERN IMPORTATION OF HA-
~ VANA CIGAR The subscribers have just
received direct from - Southern port large and
real, choice stock OF genuine Havana Cigars. en-
bra1lng Resalta. Concha, Opera and Iond,n sizes
when. for beauty of manufacture and richness Of
flavor are unsurpassed by any Cigars ever broug hit
~ ~ p. JOHNSTON BRO, Druggists.
NEGRO CLOTHlNG.-Our stock of heavy
~ black Sattinet Frock Coats, Sleeps Gre,
Sacks. blue and black Sattinet Pea Jackets, black,
grew and fancy Sattinet Pants. Vests III great va
riety. flannel brown ard striped Shirts and Draw
ers Bia' kets and Countss Knit Socks, is full and
complete, embracing great variety of good and
we'll made Clothin for men and DO, s. wear at very
low prices. KEEN. BALDWIN n WILLIAMS.
TRY PICOT's celebrated COUGH KILLER, if
1 sou desire 4 speedy and efectual cure for
Colds. Coughs, Hoarseness. &c. IL has been pro
nounced by hundreds, who have had the good for
tune tOtr il to be decidedly the best preparation
OF it's kind now m
Price % cents per bottle.
Prepared only b. + j. PICOT,
Corner Main and l7tn rsets
CT. NICHOLAS SALOON--A. ANTONI.-I
~ have now the largest and the finest assortment
Of Confectionery ever .sred ~ this city at reduced
ANDREW ANTONi, Main street,
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A VIRGINIA KEMEDY.-M DAVIS
"A COUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known RENE
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
Richmond and it's vicinity for the past fifteen or
twenty years. and has always proved efficacious in
Coughs and Colds. The following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr.. WIles in 1874:
BowLINe GREEN, CAROLINE, Marcel, u. 1854.
Mr. C.. G. WALTER-Dear Sir: take pleasure IN
informing you that Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir,' /
purchas he'd of you, has acted like charm upon nv
little daughter, when she had the Whoopins Cough
yer, bad. have used IT also in cases Of Colds at
tended with severe cOue hing, and in every case the
same happy results have been produced. [ regard
this prepa ration as an excellent medicine. and in
my judsme ut no family ought to be without it.
4. Willis,
Pastor of the n. Z: Church. South, on the Caroline
Circuit, Va. Conf.
+ or sale by Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Fisher 4 Winstcp.
Milispaugh & Johnston, J. w. Garlck, E. ]. Picn.
a. Bodeker and Chas D. Yale, Richmond,
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2 UrTUEEaLREDFOR 1--WE DOLLARS

"a DIR. SHERNAN'S great radca Cure Truss
can now be had for only five dollars. Every msdi-
cal man who has examined this instrument pro
nonrces IT superior to all others. Ii desired we
Will cheerful, refer to any of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured NV this
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus ;.tlct-
ed shonld procure one; they being so durable, and
to any part of the country by Express or mali.
For the Truss. OF inisrmation concerning it, adj
dress c. c. JACKSON
No. II Main street, Richmond Va
Persons not know ng US, can send their money 10
any merchant or friend in tins city.
The Truss ca n he had aisa at Messrs NEADE%
BAKERS aud MiLL2PAUGH Il JOHNSVON'S.
Druggists. nv a-Iy
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n BOOTN SIOEN..GREAr

IRtDLCTIUN N FRICEN.-rHAS ~
<SBEHLE, Broad street. between n ana 81
keeps Il larse stock of Ladies. Gentlemen AID
SeTvants wear constant, on hand. aud dehes sHr.
body III Richmond To compete With him in his Inc
as he manufactures TO order a'it supeJateali
himself. lOc LILY CHARLES btHiF
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- oS1 EEWxH1. fss.s.x.
gSiss mHtST Tfs - nov 'Sss .s,. ~
n He ID rather small fDr his ags - - yesrs n
A&sscsld head badly; the hair = :" s ass he'd n.
grow again on the lower portion az Z insias /.
have heard that he purchased VIZ and ais had
no donbt for dlsguise: IL y probabis sssoastseks
lurking somewhere shout Richmond' NAT h. !.
the above reward. il he 10 secu red 70 vii ~.
again. tno 26--tsl x. q Hpi,is,s ' ~ ~
~ COMMITTED TO THE I..I
"a Chesterfield Comfy. ON the Tth ytAIL o.
ont month, NEGRO MAN wh " shs prs.
self RICHARD JAMEa ,,gnm1M;.ashn
says he u sometimes called Co., sh, "a
gro 10 about feet inches hish; atnm, ., Sad NJ
ace; ctlnplexion black. with scar on % . yaar a
ana nose. He saws he il free, and b.sts eft Am
Icstsd IA MS possession several certiF.'ah sn ~
freesem. winch were evidently forged "a OH,
~ he can read and write. If SAID Nay a'assi
way. the owner viii come forward. p,oys srEss
and take hum away. or ne Will be deaI, ~ p9oerr
ing to law. 8 IL N secs,t'
no z-dsx Jallor Chesterfield cgodI,.:A[.'
~ SEA REWARD. >. The - 2, "a
al will be paid te any one who VII e rev,
Nand commit to jail negro Ioy Tgprst.ns
who ran off ab0ht the lstn Of NJ fOhAs
A.Mr. George .. Hsrwood Of n ~ last ION
whom ne was hired. He ix abom. ~ hihoae y
slender form, low forehead. brown - =. years Cd
quick when spoken TO- and has been al ah. spsas,
work in n tobacco factory. When lac, 'ofnsd J,
he was on canal boat, gong towards ir'etfd gren
Admir- Of Sam1 feapo,.iuSEs
Rapid Ann Station. Culpepsr Co seed.
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NEGRO HIRING
1860
1860.

1870 NEGRO HIRING. 1CNA
EDW 4 RID ID. FACHO,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
OFFICE CORNER liTH ST. A Nd EXCHANGE ALLEY.
inert do0s TO Dr. t. Il. Brjcksa'S Insurance OMcs,
and dtrectIy opposite toJ. y, Gordoa i Sons
fontan,SStoa H0USe.D
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the pub Ic generally that he will con-
ttnue IN the same line of business the ensuing YEA r.
VIZ: HIRING OUT ard SELLING SERVANTS,
RENTING OFT HOU SES. SELLING REAL Els
TATE. NEGOTIATING L0A Ms. co.'s ECTING
BON DIS. NOTES and OPEN ACCOUNTS and at
tending to al other business pertaining a Gene
raj emit Ihanhiui for past favors he respectful
~ solcIts continuance of the same
Persons intending to send me their servants from
the country. will please do early after Christmas
day. IN order that suot homes and good prices may
be secured. de i6-3Y
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BUsIN: ESS NOTICES.

DEAD Il JETER.
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
RICHMOND. Va,
Give attention TO the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT,
WILLIAM JETER late OF Carksville.
y. c. READ. late OF Barksdale & Read.
ja 2-llmcwam
THE UNDf RESIGNED have formed a CO
L par,nershp for the transaction of aCOMM MIS-
wIBB JOHN VASE anafT 'n The e II
t!eu.sr attention to the sale of FLOUR, WI HEAT:
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber house No. IS Main street. lbng occupied by
Lewis Webb. LEW is WEBB,
JOHN q. WADE.
RICHMOND. VA, Nov. l. 1889. no7-dcw&swts
Z VAR D.-rhe su bsc rlber takes this method OF IN
~ forming his fri nds and the pu bic that he has
tahshed himself as NJ ERCHANDIZE BROKER
AND GENERAL COM ISSION MERCHANT
He will attend 10 the purchase and sale of Mer
bacco and all descriptions OF Country Produce
HIS special attention Will be given to all business
entrusted to his care. From his long business
experience ne hopes To meet with liberal share OF
public patronage: He refers, by permission, to
LEWIS WEBB, Esq.,
Messrs. DUNLOP, MONCURE Il Co., Richmo'd,
BACON BAsKERvfLL,
BRYANT lNsLEY& HOLMEs,( p,lt,,ror.
SPENCE REID, Dai'iiioie
TwELLs L Co, Philadelphia,
THoNAs MoSAHAWN, + Esq & R New YnEk
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmond, Nov. LIST. 1859 no It's
GEORGE DARBY, Manufacturers AGENT tor
" the sale of DOORS. SASH, BLINDS,
no ULDINGS, fe. A large assortment constant
iy on hand. Orders. 10y mail or otherwise promptly
Va. Young sceebrated Smooth Sawed SH INGLE
MACHINE Put up in any part of the State, at
short notice. jy 29-om
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CLATE Fling .

CLATE Fling.
JOHN 6. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty five years experience IN the
business, prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS o.
short notice. Specimens OF his work can be seen
application and orders LETT at his Office, on Main
street near s or at The Office 2l A ALBERT l.
attended to. IS 6in*
FRANKLIN PAPER MILL,
BELv1pERE MANuFAcrukkiISNaa H coMPA ~:
IN HNp
PER. NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, Of all quail
ties and sizes, furnished al short notice. lash
&C l0-dly GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres't.
THE TUNsTALL q! Sotsn:: s,r.r.n
DANvILLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture: and newly repaired, We as
sure Visitors that no efforts vii be spared to promote
Tie TUNsTALL HOUSE is also I",'t the s s4a'
OFFICE, and our omnhusses Will always be II
Depot A. G. WALTERS,)
NEW BUTTER. LARD AND CHEESE
has take S the above store, and offers for sale
EH9TR HAMS sHoTfhE%RRSs,D Nj 6b b + SAs
FISH CoRNED and SMOKED BEEF, PORK.
The above articles all sent here and sold on
commission, and will consequently he slid low for
cash. lnos-tsl f. HALLOCK. Agent
1NIEORY, HARD. WOOD ND
L BONE-LMBRELl.A, PARASOL and CANE
III TFACTER RrrPaTt,cufar attention pad TO
LETTE BALLS. CHI ECKS in new and fancy pat
terms; MBRELLA and PARASoL HANDLES,
and s, any yaJf s. Hf yoa ,nd SqoPs;
cred and repaired by +. A. REICHMAN,
Oc 12-d3n" 18th street. near Main.
EkESH SUPPLY JUST RECE:VED.-3oO
L boxes Rasins, in whole. halves and quarters;
500 drums FIGS. prime article; rs Ia 5 assorted
Nuts; Is bags soft shelf Almonds; Is boxes assorted
Pickles; 80 dozen Brandy Peaches; 20 do fresh
Fruits, in self sealing cans 50 GOO ported Cisars
Also. have IN hand and am dali, manufacturers
crashed sugars.
All of the above articles can be obtained at low
prices. equally as cheap as at tn North.
JUAN PlZZINI.
Wholesale Dealer IN Foreign Fruits,
No. Us III ain ST rect.
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~ N"TiCE TO LADIES Avn

e. . En- 7 EN- INV have Ilst -eea T,9
and opened another case OF Ladies ana Lee.s
mems CATERS and Boots. imported dirar, ~ 1e
selves from Paris. Also Materlas lor the ,n. .-.
tacture of Ladies' and Gentlemen, Gai'eTs R.,,
and Shoes. If every description. and of anair.S -
superior to any made at the North ' "
ALEXANDER ALL 4 Co
Importers and Nanuiarturersnf
Boots and Shoes, No III Man sfras.
ILL
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Elicit n WEISiGER,

~ No. 10! Main streef,l
OP SITE ACHANG E BAHE
Have Just received ALL OF THE LAlbsi
STILES OF GENTS FINE DRESS Haas sd
FRENCH SOFT HATS. W: TIE ,,ARigAiN,
ZoUAVE, VICTOR ENAMEL md sp!er.s
assortment of YOUNG CENTS FINE CI0la
CAPS. Also. BOYS DRESS HATS and CAP,
In great VARIETY.
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MEDICAL. CARE.-Dr. PLUME oilers his SER
'i wees to the pubic IN The treatme ali secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in tina above
branch gives DR.. ?. claim to public iavor.-Ofice
on Franklin street. pear TIE Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side AL
Why's on hand Supply OF the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOW ERS:" one Of the very best
cines sent to order. All eolnnr uications by letter
or otherwise promptly attande To. Richmond. Va
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DEARLY SET OF TEETH.-APPERsON
L DUPUY'S nENTIFRlCE- unions
compound Will be found of inestimabls value in
preserving and baautifyiug tho Teeth sirens then
Ing the Gums, and in rendering the bresth sweet
and pure. ltextirpat.s all tartsrous adhesions To
the Teeth and insures pearl hike whiteness 10
the snsmsiied surface. It's Antiseptic and ANTI
and salutavy influence; they arrest the further pro-
eress OF the decay OF Teeth induce q healthy &C
ton Of the G1ms. and cause them to assume the
brishtness and color indicative Of perfect souna-
ness. Prepared and sold by
APPERSON l. DUPuY,
Pharmaceutical Chemists,
sOl Broad street. Richmond, VI.
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AN EvENTFUL LIFE CLosED-James Nc
Dermut, who died short time since in Rich
land county, Ohio, one hundred and one years
old, passed through a long lite of adventurous
events. The Cincinnati Enquirer says:
He was born in Lancaster county, Pa. in
August, 1853, and enlisted in the army of the
Revolution in HI. Prior to his enlistment he
passed down the Ohio river from Fort Du
Ouesue to Kentucky on a fiat boat, in April,
aud returned in a canoe the next fall While
In Kentucky he was engaged in several severe
skirnishes with the Indians, and on one occa-
sion took one Of their number a prisoner
After returning home he volun teered as above
stated, aud at the close of the war he settled IN
Mercer county, Pa, from wnence, in 1875 he
rem oved to Richiand county, ONO. When lie
enlisted he was marched from Easton TO Tren-
tou, thence u German During this pc
riod was in several skirmishes with the enc
my, but the engagement at Germantown was
the first regular battle he WAS In. Soon after
returned " Trenton, and was occupied It III
tervas in pursuing and harassing The British
and ilesSians, As well as avenglng the MERGE
nary depredatiuns and cruelties committed
upou The Inhabitants of New Jersey Was
Of the actors In the battle OF Monmouth
when the excessive heat Of the sun, combined
with the dust aud smoke Of the contest, and
the too tree use Vt Cold water, caused So much
suffering as well AS death To many of the COM
batdnts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

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