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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-01

~ ATTENTION.-The reg ular monthly mret
~ ing oil Company Of the Washington Light
infantry wi be held on THIS wv ednesdayD 4, We
SSINH, at O'Clock, at their Armory, in Thofn's
Building, on Seventh street
IL CAPT n O. STEVENS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-01

$4,000 M SE s6Ib OF hT RR GR G t2T TO
RlFlCE, from now until the LIST of September, to
close business, at BAR BRO ), street, be-
tween 7,h and 9th sts., Navy Yard, WashngtOn
As this Is no humbug, you ray expect grea, bar
gains Intending 10 make a change IN our bus ness
we are obliged tn sell out our stock by the st of
September. Those who wish to purchase largely
must call soon, as we are already very husy in
measuring out our stock. This will also be a good
chance for persons TO buy to sell again. jy 2S-lw
baltimore
- BUTTER HOUSE.
Daily receiving fresh and sweet in Goshen pack
aget. Also, Ohio Butter, at lob and l21s cents
ELLICOTr d HEwES,
Jy b % Exchange Place. Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-01

FOR E-A very valuable SERVANT
u WOMAN and CHI I'D. The woman is about
"a years of age and perfect healthy: she is an ex-
celent house servant and nurse and a plain cook.
To any one IN want of an excellent servant she
Old. Her owner rs anxious to sell her in the Dis
trie'. Traders need not apply. Address Box No.
q StdT OfilCe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-01

m = CENTRAL BELL AND EVERETT
0S CLUB-The regular weekly meeting of the
Club will be he d on To- MORROW
THURSDAY EVENING, at Thorn's Hall, at eig ut
more, has accepted an invIiation TO address the
Sluo on That evening, and al persons friendly to
the cause are invited TO attend
al l. ~ CHAS 4 CANFIET N Seo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-01

FOX PHILADELPHIA.-The steamer lanes
= Jerome, Captain Jerome, has ar 6s..s .
ca Friday morhing, at 10 clock For -
freight apply to HYDE & DAVIDSON.
IN 3I-3t -..-..1 CaoseNe,t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15
Boston & ncw uork Advertisements


4 MEXICAN GUANO The undersigned,
~ Agent for me States of Maine Now Hampshire,
Vermont aud Massachusetts, for the sale u the Gunun
imported hy the American 9uano Company, has now in
store and offers nr sale dealers and farmers n any de-
sired quantity, the Companys Jarvis Island 6unno' NJ
their importation
The scientific testimony respecting tho value uf this
gu1uo as permanent fertilizer is most h1t,rng, ccHr
and dccfc and the favor whrh has met 40 the hands
of practical mmcrs whose opinions Of IFS merits are
founded upon careful tests win commond 20 60 all Who
desire Go obtain reliable and economical manure.
The lcrtilz.ug properties NJ this ruano arc mainly
phosrhatcs, ammonia and therefore corn. or other
seeds, not Injured hy coming in contact with thuf
30 warns, enters into slight fermentation and 40 once
piycs seeds a vigorous and early start.
The price t which is offered IS $40 for the single ton,
with hcr discount according TO graduated sollo of
prices, for IHrgo quantities. W. b. liASELIINk,
Boston FEB D. 1860 Us Fosters Wharf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15

Bell and Everett for the Presidency ana vice
Presidency Of these United Statos. Tho as
sembly was respectable IN numbers and more
SO in character The venerable Mr.. Stikcn-
thcmud was called to the chair, but that uten-
sil having been Whitfield up at the close Of the
winter school, the gentleman was obliged to
resort 60 the wood box, which was Ingenious
" placed on end for the occasion.
The chairman in calling the meeting to or
der remarked that this was a great occasion
lie did not consider it necessary to say much.
We belong TO party, not Of principles, but
Of facts. The stubborn facts for whichswe
contend are the Constitution and the Union
Being party of facts and not Of principles.
it follows that we go for deeds and not Words
and therefore it is unnecessary TO add any
thing further
motion was here made that the meeting
give three cheers for Bell and Everett, and
the chairman asked &c the motion was second
cd; no reply being made, the motion was not
put. and the chairman inquired If tbore was
any further business before the meeting.
long period of expressive silence interviewed,
during which it became necessary for Che
friends Of the chairman to punch him with a
stick and wake him up occasionally, other
wise he would probably have fallen from the
box
III 81, III H.. .- ,ai.., Lay w.. ',.,,,,.,l,,
elements. He would like to know whore
there is name in literature more widely
known than that Of Sylyanus Cobb;
This question caused some establishments
and several gentlemen put the heads of their
canes into their mouths and opened thcircycs
wide. The chairman theroupon explained
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and good feeling OF tho meeting wcro outraged
by a small man near the door, whose name we
suppress out of regard To- his more respectable
connections, who jumped hastily TO hi, feet in
startling way, and observed somewhat as
follows AIR. Chairman, / agree in pint of
fact with that ere little patriotic speech yourn.
| goes for Tie union full length likewise for
the constooshun. But you just locke here
Mr.. Chairman, some says that ere dok'mcnt
carries Niger slaves all over the lot, whether
they wanted or no, and some says the nlggers
can't be carried till there's law for it, What
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15
From the Springfield Republican.
GRAND UNION RALLY AT STUMP
WILLIE

The masses are moving the Union is safe
also the constitution Stumpyile has spoken.
Agreeably TO previous notice, posted conspic-
uously on the door Of the red school house
and on the guide post at the three corners.
the patriotic citizens Of Stumpyille gathered
At the school house aforesaid on the evening
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15

% VI Ill NOOl EtNs
Late PRINCIPAL Examiner OF Patents ia th, United States
Patent Office. at Washington,
BSIEN BANk b 10 LDtNG.
l3 Exchange Street, Boston.
PATIENTS secured in the United States, and u an
other patcnt-Wantng countries. Specifications and
drawings prepared. Caveats filed. DEMONSTRATIONS
procured, Of applications that have been rejected upon
impcrccy prepared papers lntcticrcnccs prosecuted.
Reissues and extensions procured aud ia general all
business connected with the Patent Office transacted with
care and prpmpiurss
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents i'm London aud Paris
Persons residing at distance may obtain all neccssa-
ny Information, and have their business transacted, by
writing Co Che subscriber, without the trouble aud cA-
pcn,c VI O visit 90 Washington.
He negs leave TO refer those unaoquainted with him to
the following testimonials b.
From the Hot Charles Mason Copmissioaer Of Patents
u. S. PArFNT OrUCE, Feb. %, 1850
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner Of Patents Samuel
Cooper Es. of Boston, has been engaged Solicitor
md ha been n that capady bon constant correspondence
aud intercourse with The oihcci he hos c,mccd thor
uugh acquaintance with the Patent law, and with the
rules and practice NJ the office, close attention tho
interests Of his clients and marked Caudor and cuutc
ny that has rendered che transaction oi business with
him pleasure. 1 have NO hesitation In stating that
regard him of the very hest agents for The trans
action of business with This Office with whom anu ae
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner.
From tte EfaaiiHtSo Of tho Paton OHice.
Tao undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiner
u he mtcl suios Patent office, have Cor several yrr
principal Examiner ion this office, and take pleasure 10
stating hatshe is a gentleman of the hgac.t mora
character, OF unquestoned knowledge n tlc hu,.ucs
and practice of thc office, and that his scientific attain
mcnts urc SUCH cmnenuy ht him for thc bgsucs, Do
which hc is about 20 engage
HENRY u. RENWlCK, } p.5..t...J
J.. ID. GALE. %
IS. n. LANE, } +-N'"''''
a. A. pFALE,
THOS. T. EVERETT, assistant
Z. SOUlHGATE SMITH, Examiners
MM. @. LANGDON,
From loug acquaintance and intimate official relation
with Mr. Cooper, fully aud heartily concur u the fore
going recommendation made By my late colleague.
WM 7. n. FIrLGElALD,
late Principal Examincr Of Pafcnfs
/ Boston, Jan, l. 1860. 772O
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15
nR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINI-
IL NEXT

u diaN L.
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY,
For Ricymatism. Gout Neuralgia. Luui5aqo. S1F
Noct anil yoiHfs, NpraHs, Brn1scs, Cuts aud
Uoimds, Plies, Headacte, aHdaH Rhearaf-
ic and Nervous Di,ordcrs
For all NJ which is speedy and certain remedy, and
never fails 1hi. Eminent is prepared from the recipe
Of Dr stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the famous bone
setter, and has been used ion bis practice Tor more than
twenty years with the most astonishing success.
Is a tAeriator Of PAIN, il is unryaled by any pre-
pnrauon before me public of which the most skcpucai
may be convinced By a single trial
This iAnimeut will cure rapidly and radically Rhe,s-
matte Disorders Of every kind, and n thousands Of eases
where il bias been used IL hos never been known 20 FAIL
For Nwr'i7a. 1t will ahord immediate relief in every
case, however distressing.
twill relieve me worst case Of Ifca5achc in three min
utes, and is warranted 90 DO H..
I09tha,ho also DO will cure instantly.
For Nervous DhIfB atd Grncf0t L0atUde arising
from uuprudonoe or excess this Imminent is most happy
aud uuaiug remedy. Acting directly upon the ncryou.
Tissues, 10 strengthens and rci,dcs the system, and
stores IL 90 elasticity aud yigor.
For pics. AS external remedy, we claim that it is
the besf known and wo challenge Che world TO produce an
equal Every victim Of this distressing complaint should
give it trial, for Il Will not fail 60 afford immediate
Hol ana W mpouy OF eases Will affect radical cure.
QaHsy GHd Sore Throat are sometime extremely ma
lignant and dangerous, but timely application of this
Lintucut will mover fail to cure
NyWNS are sometimes very obstinate, and enlargement
NJ the joints is liable Co occur &c neglected Tho worst
case may be conquered b this Lnimcnt in two three
bruises cuts, Mounds. Soros L7ecys. Ruy,,s and
Sea'ds, yield readily to the wonderfully heating proper
u's ni DR. SWEETS lNrAtLfBtE IINTNENr, when used
according 90 directions. Also, ChibiaHs, Frosted Feet
amt Insect Bite, and Ntjagg.
EueyV H0rse Orner should have this remedy ut hand
for its timely at tho first appearance of LRmcucss WI
cfcctua Prevent those formidable diseases, 90 which al
horses are liable, and which render so many otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless.
over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
dcrhh curative properties Of this Imminent hayc been
ccivcd within the last two years. and many OF th,m from
persons iu the highest ranks of life.
CAUTION.
TO avoid imposition, observe hc Signature and Like
of Dr stephen Sweet every label and also este
phen Sweets lrfiilihc inimcut blown boz the glass o
each bottle, Without which none arc genuine
RICHARDSON g. co..
Sole Proprietor, Norwich, O.
r. Z. SMITH, Montpelier General Agent for Yer
mont 1920
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15

M1DDLESEX OIL manufacture from
WI pure Flax Seed My p years experience in this
business and always producing unquostionabe qua-
ity Of boil and Raw Oil, is the best accommodation
can furnish
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE AT MY MILF
or ofmy agents, SlOltlis a FULLER at Montpelier
Quality warranted. ENOS STILES.
Middloscx, February, 1859 Sl4u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15
4 ARRIAGE MAN Glory
~ THE subscriber wishes go give notice to those il
OPEN AND COVERED BUGGYS,

WAGONS SLEIGIS a. SULKEYS,
made ofte best taatcta Haf fqH he had that they can
find them by calling at the building formerly used By
IL. r. Walton, for the manufacture of paper, ON Main
Street, Montpelier, w.
An those acquainted with the work formerly done by
GILMAN CANT, are assured that they can find equally
good by calling the subscriber where he has fae
ties for doing work superior to any other place in the
state.
would also say to the friends Of T.. c. GILMAN, that
he is also TO De- found with tho subscriber.
All orders promptly attended 90. Repairing done with
dispatch
Cash paid for good Ash Lumber.
A. S. CAMP.
Moufurlfrr Aur 1f 1873 as.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15
mtuttuI.
Y'S PILLS.

NlalkNOlN UlNDkDIltN.
What is more fearful than breaking down of tine ur-
yous systcm To be- cxciablc on nervous iu small do
gree most distressing or whore atomcdy Dc ouud}
There is one drink but ltlc vino, beer spirits. or
r better none; take coffee wcuk tea being pr,r-
able gct an the fresh air you can; take three four
Pills every might eat plenty of s0liis avoiding thc uso
of slops and these golden roles ore followed you win
Dc happy m mind and strong iu body, and forget you
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-25
rOIs HONrVN-FlIssT VESSEL.

EVEL EVN ESNE&N'
TgJHE superior fast sail!n; Schr. MYERS,
q Capt. v. II. Rhodes, having a portion of her :LEIStSN
cargo engaged and going on board, will have Ik1IS
quick dispatch. For balance Of freight apply to.G-2a
May9l DAVID Il WM. CGRRlE.
FOR NEW EOfek-FIKSE VESSEL.
RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
YE1iE superior fast sailing SCHOONER MARY
L t.ASGDOS, Captain q. II. Jackson, having &ElA
L portion of her cargo engaged ami going oil
board, will haze quick di.patrI. For balance of.@s
freight apply IL
May u DAVID * WIN. CCElilE.
FARE; g'7.EOsGs9 FrsOM RICHMOND
~ EiGkINGiIAN q. IT,, $40.
ON and after thc Si>I!l Day or MAI ctrIz
~ j. II. WHITES liar al stages irUiu~ sT.sS.....r. -
New Canton 10 Euckia:har Z. H., will cuE.----
meet with DIR larkc, Boats. Passengers leaving here nj :,
+. W., reach The C"uri Hope nrvi Morning nj ;. Return.
ing leave ;lr Cunr, Hons :: l.. 4. ~, TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY. and arrive In Richmond neSt niorE-
in. AT =. Fare throuS., Un passengers and packages, col.
lcc:ci M our Oa!:c 81 oil our lnu.S
Errucyr, 9Th ;iav, !>ai l.. EDMOND & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-25
By THE GOVERNOR:

y IlkOOLA
7 y conformity with the sixth section Of the sixth article
for the election Of Il Judge for each Circuit Court, hereby
make proclamation that Judges for the following Judicial
Circuits are to be elected durin: the present year. to wit:
for the FIRST Circuit, composed OF the counties OF Princess
Anne, Norfolk, Nansemond, Isle Of Wight, southampton,
GreeuesyIlle, Snrry and Sussex and the city OF Norfolk; Tor
In. 9th Circuit, composed Of the counties Of accoinac and
Northampton; for the sixth Circuit, composed Of the
counties Of Elizabeth City, Warwick, York, Gloucester,
Matthews, Middleses, Ilenr!co, New Kent, Charles City,
James Civ and the City of Williamsburg; for the seventh
Circuit, the City Of Richmond; for the ninth Circuit,
Stafford, Prince William, Alexandria, Fairfax, LoudOun,
Fauouier and TappahsnnocS; for the tc;hI Circuit,
Cu!p.per, Madison, Greene, Orange, AlheInarie, Louisa,
Fiuv,nna and Goochland; for the eleventh! Circuit,
Nelson, Amherst, Iockbridge, Augusta and Bath: for the
twelfth Circuit, lendleton. Highland, Rockingham. Page,
ShenanGoah, Warren and Hardy; for the thirteenth Circuit,
Clarke. Frederick, Hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley and JeIrr.
son 10: the fifteenth Circuit, Giles, Mercer, Raleigh, Wye
ming Logan, iioune, Fayet,e, Clay, Nicholas and Webster;
for the sixteenth Circuit, GraySon, Carroll, Myihe, FLOYD,
Pulaski and Montgomery; for the nineteenth Circuit, Wood,
Writ, Gilner, Braxton, Lewis, Eitcllic, pdddriGec, Plti-
SAINTS and Calhoun; for the twentieth Circuit, Hancock,
Brooke, ohio, Marshall, Wetzel, Tyler and Mononsaia;
and for the twenty first Circuit, Harrison, Marion, Taylor,
Preston, Barbour, Randolph, upshur aud Tucker. The
said elections are 10 take place on the fourth Thursday OF
the ensuing May, to be held in each county according 10
law, and officers are required To govern themselves ac'
cordingly. ,
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the seal OF
r. = , the Commonwealth, ut Richmond, on the iii day
lL'o.l of April, ls6Q, and In the t!rhty.fourth year Of
Commonwealth. JOHN LETClEIt.
GEORGE W. MrsPoxp, Scc'y OF the Commonwealth.
1priI g-JiSctl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-25
SAFE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MnNpnE HnIfN1,N ~

NTIU I I, q.
NIllIS celebrated WATERING PLACE l. now open for
d reception Of Yisit"ri. The curative qualities Of It's va.
tiers ~ aiteS:ed by numcTouS certificates OF eminent pbysi-
clans anil others, together with lis beautiful location and
uneqaalrd accommodations renders the SALT SULPHUR,
one OF the mos: attractive places pf resort in the noun.
tans Of Virginia. For DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, alec.
lions OF The LIVER, COLT, and general debility its waters
have 40 superior.
These Springs arc accessible hy the Virginia Central
Railroad via Whit" Sulphur Springs, or by the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, via L%.ynChhurc To the Montgomery
Whit Sulphur, arriving Al the aiUnl SOmcry White the
sane ia, from Richmond, thcncc by first class stages. forty
miles, via the celebrated salt Pond. over one OF the finest
mountain roads in, Hirginia. The salt Pond Turnpike road
has been put In ccinplele order. This is the shortest and
best route for Southern aud Western travellers 70 the Salt
Sulphur, White Sulphur ar Sweet Springs, and will be a
ddTy, Rtyligh; :in", both ways. Thu Stage Company
have ;eir headquarters ut The Salt Sulphur, and parties
will fiu! sta.es always n: hand TO take them in any direc-
tim.
To iersGiis remaining all, or il greater part Of the season.
"A liircral deduction will be made from III" usual rates.
WILLIAM ERSKINE,
- Mn.. lL-l .EE:LL- n<s.-aata Or -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-25
VIRGINIA STtTE LOAN.

I)Y virtue o: sundry :c:s o! TIE Geu-ral Assembly OF
- Virginia, notice is hereby siYcn, that tie Board O.;
Public Works vii! receive !: any time p5eriou, 20 H.. G-s;
day OF scl';.lnher, isG0, proposals for six per een:. loan 10
the amornt Of 100, 900 (siS Dill!On) dollars, PAYABLE IL Suca
monthly ins:allncDt. rs a:ay be required, no. eHce-i!rc
.GD.Nh itwo hundred thOusandl dollars per month. said
loan 10 BE- r-deeiuablc Ia ~thirty-foIr years. lntercs. p.ya.
BILE -cmi-annually on the frs; day az January and t.st day
OF July Of each year. ~ the Treasury nf The STATE in E.ch.
moni.
Proposals are also !r:!:cd fox tk= same loan Il: ~ o-t
per cent. Federal, s:-rliuS or other appropriate bond. will
he Issued for The loan, rs paid In, 4, III. option Of The
lender.
Br the Constitution OF the State, and laws IN pursuance
thereof. Il sinking fund Is established for the puuciual pay.
r1cnt o: the interest seni.an -ually. aad the redemption o;
,he principal in thirty-foar years from the Issue Of the
bond!. These provisions Of las. the large an! increasing
taxable Resources OF The state AMI :ax laws, furnish the
strongest possible assurance Of the safety snd 1a!u. .. the
loaa.
sealed proposals 10 be addressed to the Board. OF Pub.
lie Morris, Richmond, Virginia. All endorsed - State
Loan where any further Information that ;aay be G-.i.cl
Will De promptly given.
By order THOMAS II. DEWITT,
Secretary u L. Works OF Virginia.
Eci;auJl, Va, Nav . iSGu-1awti sfS-n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-25

DsIGG'S PIANO TOIeEES,
F5IHlS PIANO FORTE certainty SURPRISES nrr--,
4 al tia; wc conceived The Instrument, Cd. 5l~|-EIsSgs
pablo Uf, and Sc; its whole construction y cog
simple and cnmIuua scnsicL, that t. rccom-v = Il v y
Incnds iiref Il, once asihr "Hly true plan, and il j. = natu.
raj cause Of wonder, rs in all such cases, wlv Il was not
discovered before. The theory on which It's made gives Il
strength and consequent power 10 keep in tune far beyond
II plano built upGn any other plan. It l. In fact the bes;
iiano in cxste!rr.-!Ncw iors Express.
For sale -. J.. II. TAYLOR,
Marg I5,. Main 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ee d b. e. MS
2H5SPAOR-PGaGVihN GUAM0,
7 OBACCO

IGnICtLT CR.iL SILT AED GROE.HD ZONE ASH
~ &. ECFFiH, CORNER ELEVENTH
L. AND GARY STREETS, on the basin. Richmond, Va
Offers TO the farmers the following hASUREs all Of bis owl:
menufaciure-yiZ
GuFFIN,s PHOSploR-pEECv1AN GUANO, containing
$ per cent Ammonia and 30 20 80 per cent. Bone
rno.piItic Lime, Der ton of 2,D@I ponniS .........:I
EuFFlSS HONE ASH containing . Per cent.
3a'm7tia. and ahcu: ~ per c"nr. Rene Phosphate
LINZ, PER to!: Of 2tVu pounds .............. .....:@
HlFtlH TOBACCO MANEEE, continuing : P"r
cs:'. h;iiGoni.,i per cent. Bone Phosphate li;ne,.4
Chloride OF >od!l'n and |, per cc.:. Suiphats Li:nc
PER Ton Of 100 pounds SLS
EtFflSo GROUND ROME ASH, containing about 81
per cent. Bone Phosphate Lime. dry and pure. per
ton Of 2,hED pounds. -. sHa
AGRICULTURAL SALT, ln"se ia bags, per ;oa Of
-.utu p"utIiS. .... Sli
AGRICULTURAL. SALT, Il: bas., per ton o. 200
IilAis ..........,Sl3
THE ABOVE MaNURES are put ur IN strong ba-s' CON
ranc lGI pounds each, twelve bags OF which make a crar.
ION over q ton, and can ue iI1t Of +. &. RGFrIN at his min
oi ans Commission Merchant IL Richmond; Of THOMAS
BRANCH & SONS, Petersburg; ". Ii0LIINS ( co
Lynchhure; LEIGH & BROTHER, Norfolk: MASON, MAE.
rl% i CO., Scott,vilir; JOHNSTON. CLARKE Co, Dan
Wills Fob aS-ripf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-25

c-MisS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and female physician, has n Soothing Syrup for chill
dren terthin., which geatly facilitates the process OF
,~eelhinGb by Sof;eaing the gums reducing all inflammation
will allay al pain and is sure 10 regulate the bowels. Dc.
pcat upon II, mothers, it will give rest 10 yourselves, and
RELIEF aad health to your Infants. Perfectly sale IN all
cases. See advertisement In another column.
Mag Su-tlc1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-25

and OlIlef
The cbiec; OF Thu; aui: Is to obtain satisfaction Of a !uds.
mepr recovered by the Plaintiff against Joseph Mayo, adj
n.nis,rator d Thomas II. Mitchell, deceascd, out OF The per.
suual estate Of the saId deceased, II sufficient there be; hut
II Insufficient, to suffice. the real estate uf the said Mitchell
To- the paymcn: Of the said judgment; aud affidavit having
been made AID fled that the defendants above named are
non..cs denla o. this Commonwealth, the said defendants
are nc.iGcd 10 appear TT the Rule. to be holden in the
CLERKS Office Ct the laid Cou!: ca the G.st MonGay In Al.
gust next, and 10 what II necessary 20 Tro:cc! :.:c!r !nte-
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