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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGIATE IN
STITUTE.
VNHIS SCHOOL WILL BEGIN ITS 2OTH YEAR THE
II 18th of JULY.
Its advantages and terms believed to be favorable
those of any Institution this part of the country
For particulars apply to "a
JULIUS WILCOX. PyiaepaL
June I5,ls6o. 1855.
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; OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.
80 81 TEACHERS.
Literary school.
J. II. MILLS, E4
Miss d. A. FOWLER
Miss =. J. BARHAx,
Miss NARY HARGRAvE.
school of Fine Arts.
Miss E. ]. EMIGH.
school of Music. f
MIS-. MILLS,
Miss 4. A. FArCgrr, ..
Miss N. c. BRAswKLL,
EXPENSES.
Tuition in Elementary Branches, -.-- S
'' College Classes, 20
"a Drawing. materials iucluded,) IL
" Painting in Water CulUrs, Is
e" 9" Oil Painting. (maierals included0 %
Wax Work, (niaterial, included,) 10
Embroidery, materials inciuded,) 10
a." Music, INSTRUMENT included %
&" I" Beard, (washing lnclnded) SO
Board and Tuition in the three months, 1UO
REMARKS.
Extra charges and needless expenses strictly prohib
tied necessary purchases made by the teachers Pic
ayune pedars are allowed to the premises and
pocket money is required. 49,
0xrd is situated the healthy hills Of Granville, IL
miles the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad. and is Connect
ed with Henderson Station by line Of daily stages
The scholastic divided into sessions. The
first opens the first Monday July and closes the
Thursday in November The secund opens the first
Monday January and clUses with the annual commence
nent On the last Thursday in May.
For the Annual announcement apply to
J. Ii. MILLS, Oxford, N. C.
June ls, 1860. 49-4t.
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THE WILSON SCHOOLS,

THE WILSON SCHOOLS,
WILSON, c.,
BY Mr.. AND MRS RICHARDSON,
Aided by n Corps of Assistant Teachers.
TIME FALL TERM COMMENCES ON THURSDAY,
the 18th of July. For Catalogue address the Prn-
opal ID. 5. RICHARDSON.
June ~, 1860. 4y-2m.
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
A11 ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED OR LYING
I'll on both sides of the road leading from Green
vile Newbern and just three miles from GreenYille
The tract contains All of land about 200
cleared part OF is grown up in pine bushes for the
lack of force to ealtivate il. -
About A. or 80 of it is rich swamp and can be
v ~ easily drained. On of the swamps Mr. Wiley
Bell and Mr. William Brooks have cleared sone4 acres
next of their part of the swamp which brings from
ten 10 twelve barrels OF corn to the acre
Nearly all Of the up land is Of good clay foundation the
very sort of land 10 manure and mproye upon Manure
that is put upon amply shows for itself large por
lion of it is well adapted to cotton and would valua-
to improve il, and put it in good state Of cultivation
The land has good dwelling house upon it. surrounded
with beautiful oak grove splendid well Of water
and is very pretty place to live at DC. Said land has
also an orchard of fine fruit trees.
Persons wishing purchase land would do well look
and examine for themselves before purchasing esewhere
l am determined TO sell.
A. KNOX.
June Is, 1860. z-Sm.
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BANK STATE OF N. C.

BANK STATE OF N. C.
a DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. UP
n the Capital Stock of this Bank has been this day
declared payable at the principal Bank of North Carolina
Raleigh on the st MONDAY in July, chat being the I'd
day Of the month"; and the Branches Of the Bank
fifteen days thereafter.
C. DEWEY, Agent
June Is 1860 4S-td.
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ana more than we could have under any other: and
II 1t IL not perfect it is because human institutions
cannot entirely eradicate human vices, nor bride
the selfish and malevoent passions of individuals
The remedy through the courts would be effec.
tive to prevent territorial legislature from assail.
ing the slave owner by hostile legislation But
what slave owner would leave the fertile lands and
the friendly laws and congenia society of our South
ern States to settle in the midst of Abolitionists
where he knew that nothing less than chains would
secure his slave from running away or being stolen
and where constantly harassed with law suits and
criminal prosecutions, he could only be maintained
IN the possession OF his property by the army and
navy of the United States
In legal sense his rights and remedies might be
complete and perfect He might repose the fullest
confidence in the President and federal judiciary,
who have shown themselves obedient to their oaths
and true to duty in the worst hotbeds of abo-
litionism. But incline to think that no slave own
! er will ever carry his property to a Territory in
! which majority of the inhabitants are known to
be Abotionists. In such community even the
most Judicious and friendly laws would not be adj
ministered in his favor by abolition judges and ju-
ries, whether the laws emanated from Congress or
from the local authorities and the adventurous or
conhdng slave owner who should escape highway
robbery at the hands Of the legislature would pro-
/ badly find himself in Q den Of thieves when he
reached the jury-box. Hence announced no DO.
ltical theory but simple patent fact when said,
IN 1856, that IF majority Of the legislature are
opposed to slavery there are multitude ofways in
which STAKEHOLDER may be harassed and kent out by
hostile legislation and by failure to provide RENE.
oles tor the protection Of his rights Practically
tne institution can only be introduced and sustained
where the majority are willing to tolerate it,
suppose however, that instead of legislating az
Imauveiy Tor the annoyance and injury of the
s'A'euo'oer different system Of tactics should bs
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INSURANCE COMPANY Of the STATE Of VIRGINIA,
OTTicz coaNa or MAIN AND ELE'ESTH sTHEErs,
RICHMOND.

uls COMPANY prepared TO take fire and Marine risks
favorable Terms Al0 ggarsne and discount Negotiable
@ receive Money Deposit and pay interest thereon
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ELL AND EVERETT CLUB IN FAUQUIER.

BELL AND EVERETT CLUB IN fAOQOlEh
lu accordance with previous notice in the Whig
large number of the friends ofBel and Everett
bed in the Court House. Tuesday evening last for the
purpose Of forming a Bell and Everett Club.
The object of the meeting was explained by j. T.
Scruggs on whose motion Charles 7. Green, Esq, was
called 10 the Chair, aud DR.. J. W. AcGee, appointed
Secretary.
Col Scruggs, also moved that Committee Of five be
appointed for the purpose Of selecting permanent officers
for the Association. The Chair appointed the following
committee: Jos N. Ricketts,, j. h. Scruggs, Cyrus w.
Gross NJ S Folin and Thomas +. Frankland, who re-
tired and in short time reported the names OF the fol-
lowing gentlemen suitable officers 10 fill the various
positions assigned them For President Jas. " Brooke
for Vice Presidents Chas 7. Green aud Madison Fol
lin for Treasurer John 7. James Secretaries John H.
Turner and Robert s. Adams.
Committee TO invite public speakers Col Scruggs
E. NJ Spilman, Robt O. Newby, John A. Splman and K
7. Scott
Committee of Finance Jos NJ English, Robert Lear,
Thos. T. Saunders, J. W. McGee Cbas. Bragg, VIM.
Bootwright Robert Coons Thornton Withers and Benz.
Sedwick.
The above nominations were unanimously ratified by
the meeting; the President James Brooke, taking
the Chair made few appropriate remarks, in which he
pledged hmsef TO all honorable means for the pro-
motion OF the cause. His remarks were received with
great enshusiasm.
In response to various calls eloquent and approprat
addresses were delivered by James MeLearen, K Taylor
Scott. and Col Scruggs Charles T. Green, E4q was
likewise called upOn but owing to the lateness OF the
hour asked to be excused and promised to address the
meeting at some future time Mr. Green may be expect
| ed tU address the meeting next Monday night,
On motion Of John K. Turner,
"Rssolsed That this club meet every Monday night
| until after the election in November mex.
! % motion Of Dr. j. W. hcGes, the WArepton Whig
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

~ No adyreuesut % becontefed ey the month or year
aness Epeedd Tie MAnuscpt Preyoay agreed upon be-
tween he partlcA
An aiversersnt rot marked ths copy FOR Specihed
Der q nsecas continued ua ordered and Paysni
enacted accordingly.
r Rnau An AuCEEr avoid ml1underatandnE
onthe paof the Anncai Advertisers 70 % state ditu
lhatthe privileges only extends 70 er Immediate business ReH
nAte Legal and an other Advertisements sent BY thtn % be Al
additional charge. and no vgrlton-
- Estate and General Agul Adve asenents not 70 b.
inserted year be charged at The usual ra sub cei
&c discounts a1 shah be agreed upon-
~ Booksellers and yelrv advertisers generally engaging onc
spuarc Win he p-ee % change shah noi on theF
yearly aveagc IN wees Insert than the Ansun
arresd stannr rule uur th contract and I'll
dng such amount to be charged tt The usual rates
Alyertsemen asserted IN the Seu WeeSy Whg a. is cents
per 1sua-e tncs @ Cor he it Insertion and SO celi
per s7uare for each c1ut1uarcr '- weekly - centa
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Alexandria Gazett, and Risbmond Wing we're requested
to publish the proceedings Of this meeting.
0n motion the meeting adjourned to meet in the base
mens of the Court House on next Monday night.
JAS. V. BROOKE, President.
JsO R; TuRSER, Secretaries.
RoBr. S. ApANs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16

loIS RIVER B,ua0a1.-We learn that the work on
ls road IS progressing rapidly towards completion
TIE bridge across t.a Pamuu,ey 10 the White House,
Do finished uczt month and che trains vii. run through
F" NE terminus, "a, We-, Point, .u Nav. splendid
NeilerRl then te ug- oa che line 20 NorioS, making
e pm .a few i1.rs !, IS proposed TO arrange the
schedule 10 ta.t citizen of Richmond can leave here at
.ococA p NJ saturday arrive 40 Ola Point about
o.ocs ,'ua night ana return, &C. De likes 40 To o'clock
= " d M----.- ---L--- Oh Pom. ID dawn.
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Sa1r,1 81. TElE1.-oevcral months AGO, the y,iutr
Of Brooke Aveaue aIi Seresmersyiie was the scene Of
a.r4- led os;r5-es perpetrlteI Boy party of laVess
Young men, WHO 5roy, ed down aud beat several uuot
Tending citizens and hreltguei 90 take the lives OF 9th
a-s Tie party was finally arrested hy The police and
infected 1y he Grand Jury, OF this city, bu. month alter
mona. has passed and the cases have not been tred-
Tee Commonwealth has been ready to proceed at each
Succeeding term and the patience and oug suffering OF
t1e witnesses io- e prosecution is wen nigh exhausted
sto be hoped therefore tla. the Hastings Court viii
grant no further del. 10 he accused are innocent et
dem De acquitted If they guilty leo the laws be eX-
eclted
Since the above was written, learn chat the Cou
Ls d0cko,ed the cases for uai TODAY Let all the Wit
resses be present.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16

B,trvUsE, March i5Flour dm At s55 Wheat quiet white
Sltl ,u red $l4O Las Corn scyr-white sOftsz vel
l,v s.ets.yt PorkH-n-mess SIS prime $l5 Whisky -
MN Yuk>, March I5-Couln heavy. Flour heavy and
changed Wheat u1musv lower. Corn heavy 80 ~
PORK mess lsnrl> l2 pri~e 10 jpGlt63 Lard 6rn at
Hila WhS-s Iul t 2Si 0s3il sugar quiet CnIt-
!- bags l2i.l4ct Nolasss dull ftl,c
Tu-uvu'inr ifi4S-. Kl firm l65 ElGtl
Rice duuat 9..Eta stocks betier-Nrgidis 5's 9l.
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rEnEQRAMs.
CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, March l5-SSNArE-A bill was passed
amengng the existing laws in relation to the compensa-
non OF District Attorneys Marshas and Clerks of United
States Circuit and District Courts Also joint resou-
lion authorizing the enlargement of the Louisville and
Portland Canal, aud the construction thereof Exeeu-
tive session. Adjourned
hoVSE-Ihe House occupied nearly all the ses-
N IN amending the rules Of the House but they came
10 no conclusion.
The luchan Appropriation bill was passed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16
EAIIRnAn ACCInENT

BALrINOEE, March l5.-An accident is reported to
have occurred to the train which left here at o'clock
tins morning. An axle broke fifteen miles from this sta
ton, and number Of persons we're injured. The Com
plny has dispatched special train with Physicians Tor
the injured IL is impossible 10 get ANYTHING definite by
legraph as the companys dispatches occupy the wires
despatch. however from of the officers, says Mrs
Hutchns, wife Of one Of the employees of the road, had
leg broken, and several others slightly injured
No lives were lost
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16
FROM NEXICO

NV ORLEANS, March l4-Additional news from MeXi'
c Ia Havana SAYS the Liberals abandoned AlvaradO on
the approach OF MramOn towards the coast Thev
NJ ramon and Marquese. which left Havana some days
ago bad arrived at Sisa The steamship Indioa whose
destination from New Orleans has been iuexpcablc, has
TEN chartered by Juarez Lieut. Carter Of the sara
osa arrived here as bearer Of dispatches from Vera
n
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GEORGIA DEY0CRATIC COYYFNTION.

MtJtEuGyvuLE March l4-Alexander LautOn Of
Chatham a Cobb man was elected permanent President
Of the Convention by fifteen majority. At midnight
however, the table turn ed and the Gordons rcsol,
ton for Delegates to Charleston by ballot passed
by 4f majority The Convention will perhaps reconsid-
this tomorrow. The enthusiasm increasing
and there was indication OF some excitement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16
From WAsHINGTnN

WAsHINGroN, March ia prominent member OF the
Democratic National Executive Committee thus replies
o the inquiry TO changing the place for holding the
National Convention There good deal said serious
y about It. and much pressure for itand it continued
the committee NAV be called together to consider it,
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs gives notice that
the laws against trespassers on Indian reservations, in
Kansas uud elsewhere, be enforced even with the
force of the army
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16

NEW ORLEANs March l5.--rhe gasomeer Of the st.
Charles Hotel exploded last night and set fire 10 the build
ing burning to DEATH The fire cxtinguished
before any considerable damage done TO the build
ing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16

IENNEsy BRANDy-Blaekburn's HenneSsy Brandy,
III vintages lsis, $50 and 1881, for Ials by
mhl2-lw DUNLOP NONCURR co
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Guinness, DUBLIN STOUT.

WIZ are receiving further supply Of the above celebrated
w malt liquor. This Porter i breSeh by Messrs Arthur
Guinness Son Co. Dublin and the trade be certain u
receiving unauthorized article from Its
agreeable and the bitter and unpless
aon London highly recommended by physician
purity and for It's wholesome and strengthening properie-
tnhB-sw l. , q. Is DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16

CAUTION TO FARMERS.
SPURIOUS article or GUANO represented Jarvis Island
y Grsuo having red Foo this market lower price
tan reruire article, ItsrH TarfV n I.Lc Tint IAN ts
t.+.ttls t.s-fa g.tso for Richmond and caution all
r t the reputation Of American GuaUo may be
.r.l-et o., sales made by Other parties
All tusuo SOLD by me- agents will have each
trktre with the trade the Company, THE American
Eas.el and viii be warranted prime and genuine
FELIN n CAVE,
r-fff-tFr1t l2.h 81. RighnOnd
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PIANO TUNING
PIANO EXTRAORDINARY.

stock o'PrANos never better and i Vel worm
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MOBILIZE RACES.

MoBIE March l4th-The first race to day, MOore's
brown colt both heats beating Campbelrs Glencoe
who was dstauoed Second race, Fannie Washington
won both heats. Time, S4ot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16

PuiApMrHA. March l5th-The commencement Of
the Pennsylvania University took place to-day There
we're as graduates including 90 Southerners
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FROM CALIFORNIA
MORE DOCTORS.

Ngw YORK, March 1.-The mail steamship North
Star arrived this morning but her important adyces
have been anticipated several days.
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,IAIN srnEEr Hospital. lFoR SLAVES

MAIN STREET HOSPITAL, (FOR SLAVRS.)
M have this day opened HOSPITAL for reception OF
SLAVES and public professional attendance
and personal Of all patients 'rd ted to our
STREETS and admirably adapted In anes privacy and health
mess Of position the for which has been instituted
viz the MEDICAL SURGICAL and oBsTETRICAL TREATMENT
SLAVES those who intend 10 favor with their
our part and what may expect from them
our rules and charges pdgn ourselves to strict ance OF
the rules and having fears that the patrons will be behind us 10
fidelity TO their engagements
/ None but slaves admitted II requested or notified the pa
ten will be for and conveyed to the Hospital 10 safety and
comfort, Hospital carriage being always in readiness.
Physician ana immediate hage the Physician
allowed to leave the premises while under treatment
tai hrtr thereof shall he notified and his
Isn the noacaon will ensure speedy delivery Of the slave
3 Upon request by the hre any patient
the Resident Physician daily or weekly report ofproess wi" he
At 10 o'clock each day Sundays exceped) there be
examination Of patients NJ subjects hospital
confinement Such patients will be furnished with tickets
onnR the disease be required attend such days the Tx
aiming Physician may deem proper.
Women Ia labor shall be furnished separate apartment and
attended by competent nurses and when In condition 10 leave
the Hospital due notice win be given
All surgical cases shall nave proper care extended em and
have beenso arranged as not interfere with fever
TO- In dGeuIt c@e the Attending Physicians and Surgeon.
shall together and continue in UGH consultation As long
danger mpends.
iS No small pOx admitted.
requiring surgical operations will be received and
furnished with instruments all the convenience n-csaed
by the various operations demanded
TERhS
Patients per week No. AIM,
More than week aud less two weeks IS for The week
Patients attending the daily examination charged the usual fee
adopted by the Profession at large.
charges Board Medicine Medical Attendance
surgical Operations chagedn accordance with the rules adopt
ed by the other Hospitals Of the city Charge before
Hired patients settled for quarterly their hre
Patients by their owners require cash payment by
upon from Hospital satisfactory obligation for
payment expiration Of three months from date Of patients
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16

~,A- tt1-SINE ToffAs-Aminda Loieu, and Sarah
suite women, we're, seyerally before the Mayor.
iAsser1r through the streets under heavy loads Of
~ ne aud disturbing the peace. They were con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16
u.puy,s TRIcoPHRRoUs !, the be,, and chea,

est article for dressing beauyns cleansing curling preserving
and restoring hair Ladies' try It, Sold by all druggists and
,.rh,merx mht8-d6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16

1--WE following numbers drew the uc pal prizes IN The Royal
il Havana Lottery, OF March I'd
Nos Prize. Nos Nos Prize,
go, 100000 1854 - go Oo0 lg.sii..... 900
1928 ...... 5000 25,is3........ 20Ooo
Nos 1l.l 1880 2li2 g2l9 gG9, 2736 d. $50 5oii $780,
t56t 5t>l - st9 >23 sal 1901, 9,2 lO5O2 lOsla 1893,
I2U}2 9at l&i,, 1879 ltl5t, 1895 l6264 Il SIG ,2S
2usSl 90 50. -OS 81 ~ 02 q So o. 49, % $50 25cS
285l g535 gG5, 262tG 269o5 q 1872 z5S3 1892 2s24,
2,4l2. ~ 6>--fluuU each.
No 1885, held as South Carolina half Columbus,
Geo. one quarter MiEaukie, Wis. oue-quarter
TIE next drawing o. this celebrated Lottery viii take lace
the ~ 9 o March
For particulars see advertise meat In auo,ra- column
rnbf--iycIt Don RODRTGTFI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-16
ARRIYAISATPRNCIPAL HOTELS
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
JOSEPH II. CRENSIAw, Proprietor.
March IA Is6O


JOSEPH II. CRENSHAw, Proprietor.
March 10, 1860.
p Howard King 9a'en NJ F SssTs2
Mrs Pollard do CIV McIlwes Jackson River
Mrs Harwood ohndred and Mr. worrl, Richmond
svt, Texas W Davenport, Mis-
NJ Minis. Tenn PliheIck, Penn
T Russell do Harvie Amelia
H Branch, Pet Wv TelaierrO' New Kent
EiEd Morrill, Jfy b Christian do
n Royster do Preston. do
| " Goodman do ~ Moore, Halifax
/ J n Iargrsvc Pitt Al GoOdWin, Louisa
| c G. Goodman Louisa Il Mumiord, Richmond
] W Christmas d. DA Clement Scotisyills
| J I Hamlet Henry WV Mhttlock, PowhaiSn
Miss Mitchell Bedford Capt Ramsey Brig Nirg mia
/ DR. W hcCaine, n q X ntey lynchbg
/ D RynOds, Liberty &c oandln, Bedford
| x @ Garrett do Garrett, Franklin
h R Ande son, Clrlstiansb'g JB Paul, Dsnvllle
J W shields, do IL llocombe, 90
I J P Dohyns do W Wotslam, Nottovay
J Lynn, Tenn ] COrcck, Jonesyills
| q Parrish NC TIE Blake, Tenn
/ J W Barr, Va Hughes, do
st'h Boiling Richmond BIZ Hester NC
| c Haubln, NC W ABradsher do
| T W Moore do W 7 smth do
| J c yass Va II Johnson, Rilhmond
| J W Fitz, Abemarle tt Teyyman, Madison
| J @ B9xey, Va EFHn, do
! L Gwathmey, Bostan EBFoN Cincinnati
EXCHANGES HOTEL AND BALL ARD HOUSE
JOHN P BALLARD, PaoPaIEroR.
March 18Th, 1850.
DR. BroNsn, King WIN. Va. RsyD Lee, Va
/ : BMcKennv, Va CroXton, do
! " Q Richardson Team NJ G Parker and Lady, Boston
| A : WarwlcF Germany wh,eord, Md
Martin. Va 30 McComkey, Pa
| b r Johnston, do Misses able, Va
Miss Mitchell DO DR. strbbing do
| T A Godfrey, \ Y Stlrsfeli, Nd
W c Duunayant Va W wickham, do
Miss Dunbar, Ohio Corr, do
Ro shields Va Fo.sc;t Va
r Trent Nd Malone
/ e. VI Regal Do Oh WadsWortA, NY
| e. Young Va Mrs Dr Suokett, child sy't Va
| 7 Giles, lie, do Miss Downey do
| II e. Richardson, do DR. Parker, n
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DR.. WISrlRS BiLsln OF WILD CHERRY.

NTNUINIA
Cra-ate fsom Mr. NJrbogue Norton OF the Examiner Office
Richmond.
RICHMOND Va, Feb. q, ls6O
Meszrs g " T0wy Co Boston: Gestiemen-I with plea
sure testify che great merit q your Invaluable lung medicine
Dr. WIsrAR'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY which Is likewise
highly valued many esteemed citizens who have tested
ts virtues by trial
distressing cough which ba-l the skin OF physicians,
auI jos, -earej such crafty Ing relief induce
% persrvere always Keel, % by and ind 20
unfirg effects. No medicine that have used has
given such speedy .rl-L Yours truly,
NORBORNE MORTON.
- Ct.ta1 % PialGt-s-Tbe only genuine Wi,t1rs Bal
s has tc rr.I signature BUTTS and the printed
one of c ropre0rs tie wrapper al other Is vile aud
worthless
~ Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE CO, Boston, and Tor
sf- al vhI-st RETAIL by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
CO. ". PETERSON, J. p DAYAL Richmond and by all drug
gsts and dealers in n, dicines Ia city and county
fr2s-lAWIm