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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

zens held last night, rendered to Willard Fill.
more the appointment as commissioner OF
peace, to go 10 South Carolina. The appoint
mcnt was declined by Mr.. Fillmore Tor the
present he preterring to await the action OF the
contemplated state convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

Your Choice in one lot of Figured, All Wool DE
LANES, at CSC, first cost a5c.
Your Choice in one lot RAW SILK PLAIDs, at SOC,
all silk, double width, cost Sc.
Your Choice in lot All Wool PLAIps at age,
double width, cost Soc
Your Choice in one large lot of DRESS GOODS, at 25c
cost 373 and soc.
EYour Choice In whole stock Of English and Amsr
can PRINTS, at loo.
Your Choice in one lot Figured TIBETs at ISc, cost
sllo.
25 pieces Good lOc Prints, at 6se.
26 dozen All Linen NAPKINS, ats dozen.
WOODEN LONG sHAwLs, at $3.50
lOl Twilsd Heavy BLANKETS, at % pair,
Our Stock of CLoAKs selling of in the same way.
a. ". THOMPSON a. CO.,
oil dst Fiass's Block.
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SOUTHERN MOVEMENTS
Louisiana

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec 1.-THE bill has
passed both houses ior the election Of dele
gates to the convention, TO he held here Jan
70. rne military bill also passed; also a bill
for organizing aud arming volunteers. An
amendment torbIddmg the purchase OF arms at
the Nortn was lost a bill c0ntiscating, alter
the LIST nf Jduuary all goods arriving IRON the
NORTH, the proceeds OF the sale OF which are
to be devoted 10 the purchase OF arms, was re-
ferred 10 Il jjut committee.
BATON ROUGE, Dec. l2.-The senate pass
ell tie convention bll a1ter an eloquent oppu-
sition speech by Randall Hunt.
Writ Adams OF Mississippi was introduced
to a jOut stssion, and made Il brief speech,
announcing the action OF Mississippi, md ask
hig the cooperation OF louisiana. He was
Cordially received.
The bin to appoint commissioners to the
sister slave states was lost resolution re-
questiug the governor 10 communicate with
governors Of other southern states on the con-
ditto OF the country was adopted. Inc ses'
sion viii probably close tonight.
South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. ll.--Au animated
confess occurred in the legislature, on tue DC
CASTOR OF the election uf governor. On the
second ballot, when 81 was necessary fer a
choice, the vote stood as follows; Packard 90
Johnson 50, Rhett Is, Jamisun u. and Town
send, BarnwelI, and Chesnut, | each The
election was postponed to Wednesday next.
COLUMBIA, Dee l2.--On the third ballot ion
governor to day, jameson had 2S Rhett e
Johnson 40, Plckens 90, scattering e. iii,
balolings ceased Tor the day. There is pros
pect OF the legislature 5 aijournig to Charles
ton 10 morrow.
The small pox is increasing and there is
great panic.
Kentucky
LOUISVILLE, ky, Dec. ll.--Gov. Magofllr
has ordered IL motion III the supreme court FOL
writ of mandamus against the governor o
Ohio growing out OF the refusal OF the latter
10 Surrender LagO upon requlsitOn Of the
t0rmrr Ii the motion tails, other steps vii
be Immediately taken.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

NJ ORWICH & WORCESTER RAIL
ROAD NouCE.-on and after MONDAY, Dec. 3,
the Passenger frain leaving Worcester at ll0Oa. m,
Will leave at 1880 a. m.
,Pt ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't
Norwich, Nov. 30, 1860 dtDl5 d3
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EEUILLAN & DANDELET,
a SUCCESSORS TO GUERAND,)
FROM PARIS,
FRENCH STEAM OVERS AND sC0uRERS.
a NORTH HOW Apn STREET


Dyes and finishes al! kinds of Wooden and Silk Goods tc
color also silk yelvt dyed to perfection; Canton
Grape Shawls dyed Scarlet Cherry, and Crimson, un
equalled.
importers Of Steam process far surprising anything
yet offered to the public for CeaningALL UPevery
kind of Ladies' Genemcns and Chdren's dresses made OF
Silk Velvetor Wool, Plain Embroidered without taking
to pieces leaving all the Velvet and Silk Trimm
and without Shrinking Also kind of Military Goats
Cancels Hair and White Grape ShawlS, Fine Laces Silk
and Lace Curtains. done equal 10 VIEW
Spots Grease, Oil Cream, Lemonade, Punch, Cham
payne etc taken cut tout fading and without cleaning
he whole.
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REA HUNGARIAN WINES,
tEzx5Ss5 IMPORTED BY
Sl4sAAA RUDOLPH P0LLATSEK,
No. l3l WEST LOMBARD STREET
Give doors east of Hanover street)
r,,,nna,,,,, ,,r ,.-.,- - Baltimore Nd
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HUNGARIAN WINES
In connection with SAML. POIIATSEK, Wholesale Wine
Dealer IN the District of foka Hungary, has Just received
per Bremen ship "Columbia the first invOiceo genuine
Iokay N cask and superior Hungarian Red Wines the
Celebrated "ERriborl f.I1-
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w No. 81 GERMAN STREET, BAIT
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS

And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Leaf Tobacco beg
leave to call attention of the trade to their we'll selected
stock the latest STYLES and brands of Cigars comprising
in part Peabody, Garbadi, La Condesa, Great Eastern
Csbanas Plantation Principe etc. as also to their fine
lots Of all grades Havana and Yara, Connecticut and Ohio
Seed Leaf Tobacco, sl0tf
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A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.

This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling, perfectlv
pure ard Of rich ruy TASTE unsurpassed in quality by
any Vine in the american market.
RUBlS Cabinet ChAkPAGNE.-particular attention of
connOisseur invited to its qualities and superiority as
dinner Wine of unrivaed merit Its beautiful R, color
gT%rdntesa to Re the natural product of the grape.
PARTICULAR NoTICE-Theun undersigned, being aware thai
many competitors Spreading the report that the Wine
imported under the Of Rubs arcalIy coiored do
hereby bud the OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS any known
chemist WHO could in any public experiment. afford the
scientific PROOF that the deep color Of the Rnbis oany
thing ti'- MT II" pure juice OF the grape.
j. GogaG & Co.,
\ CGalOns sur " arne, france.
FOR SSs Wholesale by ~
CHARLES n. MYERS h BRO
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E.sITh Old DOMINION STEAMBOAT
Aall RnnAa
1laa EsS IiEssssssssss;s;s- PHILADELPHIA,
Fsz'S1- n " H-iss<E-- --ssses WLLMLNCToN AN %

1l4a ZEE ErEEs ssSss::s:s- PHILADELPHIA
NaeH 'F~Ss&-HeS NGTON AND
,,-,,-, BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
WlNTER AREA NGEMENT
M g ana after ApNDAY Nov. 10Th Passenger trains for
Ph2deiphia will leave PRESIDENT sTEFET nEpGT
DAi Yli,Yf,,I exeept Sunday rs follows viz:
70 fRFsSS IRA n 2t $50 A. NJ, WAY MAIL at 10 IL
A: N; EVENING MAIL at 3 10 p ~ '
NJ, ~ IA 5 at h0P NJ only. All trains Connect with
rev YORK Trans except & 20 +. II on Saturdays
freight Train, with Passenger Car attached ..v-. NJ
Havre de Grace. VI i''''''''' '""
and 10 30 p NJ ~ ''' - '''@ VI
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBTPy AND ~
ThRMEDIATE POINTS "
by leaving in 10 l5A. NJ train will connect at WILMINGTON
WIN $50 ~ train, daily Except Sunday for ali stations
TTitWceh wilmington and harrington, and on Tuesdays
lays ana Saturdays for Milford On Monday We'd
htSdays ana Fridays for eafOrd by ayng al : 10 N
IAN procure astopover check from C0nduC!or sIrj no
hiRt IN llmngton, and take the 935 tam Tor ali
sI i,,9Il|. D tween Wilmington and Salisbury. "
NOIlChA coored persons, ..rether bon; or fee will
W required 70 hng some responsible white person rcrSoT
ally known to the undersigned, WHO will be ijna tSsi,
poh9 70 the Company, before they viii he taken over aGV
n24-tf I'M rRANpng.,. ,,,,r.
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ewed6 Sf Sa eno ana 4s Bagge conveyed free S
the Bay and are pTysGd Io ag o nights rest
f siSqS 5PslF tEg BY aayg v
ah So Rasa BY S this Linz vii have Their baggage
will be checked to different points south '" whence II
NEW YORK At the Companys Great southern Rbr y IN
P Jersey aery bpdings, foot of CORTLAND street &c
CORTLAND street No Broadway, corner Barcay
Company oce o " eorer Of Of TA SBt at the
% At the Depot road and Prime streets Ana in HAiTI
ofunion Dock board the Bay Steamers 'ip hy'ioot
L6S and HBEA6ES" re eR% e@ %il steamers
iort and convenience have been added to tie inc The
Ana, Capt G asss and XBFb TJI F Gan h&1iSi
%an4, having unsurpassed state and berth accom
ny The v Te{"If r }d Eey o5 I3s viii leave The mpa
o-,.-D,. ,sS=AT ~ O'CLOCK. p. M,~ra
Winch leaves New York AZ A. NJ and Piiadcir al y
N me Following Is tl" Schedule.
SSeg Y9rk, at O'clock j. " Portsmouth. al 6 o'cll.A NJ
baltimore IL F%M %%iIa&@ q At =, An
e3r augusta charleston ard the South ia tie apches
= The train from Weldon in the abave schedule GOES to
points On the James River connect with James Fvr boats
sPqssenFers &deno? PSmo aqn0 Newbern, ash
WEL0n2 meIa2H totsbTo Beaufort Warsaw, Raleigh and
s mmRREt2 Ton ~ C. vi" End most pleasant direct
oir' LNo't'norr 1000. ln-tf President
EnsTT OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
IS AR q FE + s. |&HHdS AND LAND
II he steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n FaiTbank I.,,,s
hF lT9m her berth at Meeihams pier Light street
r T4ar nv hitl FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock and
syH leaves Fredericksburg EVERY 7 L rs Y
~; IA ~ at o'clock, or Immediately after the arrival Of
1ne iTain OF cars from Richmond and Washington Styn
az an ths regular Landings the Rappahanor RI I'VE
scnger5. 'e ''''+7''' ''''" JAS
THE VIRGINIA
is ivpl y =
rickSnlrs and Baltimore interested in the adj and ,
ana farmers residing in the counties hoTjprEr
On tlS happaannock or the press purpose of krng
iSL Grass steamer on the route During the winter the 0r
@atd HeCA has been enclosed thus aordng complete pro
lection Tor Horses, and other live stock CARRIAGES of an
can be taken on board and carried under decE without
laNlS on inc wheels Her staeToOu berth acrgumr
IRE large and cOmmUdious, and her capacity fr
SlthslEe AS passenger and freight h. nj bn nae
no NOS uptrlor on the waters of the Chesapeakr
through freight received in Baltimore and CHARGES no Il
py y. =; CAPRON d co. Bowiy's wharf 10
relght received board Of tlr Steamer W.fp3,,.
di L tihufSdays, and on Fridays up O'clock p NJ
b Tr i4rer information ana Blank Receipt Ct rrg nsel
oy Tie Company apply on board, or to
X j. CAPRON L co, Age :
z Sr ,,r.,nrgr, y o. y Bowly's wharf, KaltimoTe
~, mt frederick Slur, Va mi
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Gtbfru STABLES.
CgrEA

c4sg7Y,A, CALVERT STABLES.
qR=s. l would respectfully inform my friends and
the public that have taken the Calvert Stables will
pleased to furnish reasonable TERMS superior Coaches,
Caeches, Buggies &c.
80 Funerals attcn led to in the best manner
The best attention paid to livery and transient horses
JAMES II. STEWART
Calvert Stables, Calvert street,
jeT-tf Opposite City Spring
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gOr Sais, fttiqbt or Gbartsr:


.<ss!s FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
AR DsIlf ae.p,. \, = +. HERMIT aR5'ne"'
.s@+@4s WANTED.-A VESSEL to load $50 tons
.- n5 If tp.yF F. W. BRUNE & SONS.
seF4A FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
about Hni $3.50 barrels Apply to F. J.. BRAUNs 6CO,
o3l-t corner Lombard and Cheapside
,sSss4s WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE,
-An Al SHIP Of about 1000 to barrels ca9aci
once Ss t. eos @ F2 f 55S G5&%5S,
.sss@4 FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER
The clipper coppered and copper-fastened sclr
o2otf iii Smiths wharf
xA VESSELS WANTED FOR
me undersigned constantly in want Of vessels to load
,at, GoRRELL 4 RANDALL,
lesI IS Exchange Place.
~ TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
FoFF j. BPS hair bis aupR sa sR nees
~ WANTED TO CHARTER.-A VESSEL,
5S Z about G4 barrels bulk for the Wst Indies
&c for London; Also vessel of 3OO@5Co tons for South
@ ' 's 10 '5'5bi H,sSsS!s H..
sx4 FOR LIVERPOOL.
AraS Heavy freight wanted for an A ! shin f,r Tiva,
pool, at moderate rates Apply to
.., JOHN HENDERSON Il Co,
Iel7-u Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
et+gk SCHOONER WANTED-To purchase
ssfor cash, Bay SCHOONER of light draft Is to %
tons POCMAlRAT u MCCULiY,
olou A. and 80 Light street.
xxsa WANTED.-A VESSEL of about 900
szses hbs. capacity TO load for Wilmington N c. An.
plyto DUENOCK WEATHERLY,
szZ-u III Smiths wharf
sa+a55 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
f'zHThe l clipper schooner II. J. NEILD Apply TO
10. l.. S. X. DUNNOCK,
IusuL. III Smiths wharf
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Sa00lts, 9arness Il Trunks.
S0ar0ina

SOARDING.-A small family having two
1Vspare rooms would let them, furnished unfinished
WIN or Wiho1t B0ard to two three gentlemen Apply
t2 CONWAY STREET, rear Hanover. ausi,tf'
EgOARDlNG.-SlX OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
lean have pleasant front back rooms with board and
me use OF warm cold and shower bath Location yery
IT. idansent ooarderS accommodated and furnished
rooms let without board Apply at % NORTH GAY ST
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IC'I dI MY Ilme.
JOS, Jas. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
r. AALE&. TAYLOR, Agent, Hayra de t,rar,
j. IOME, Agent, Port Ilnnnsif ~ w law

FOR THE SOUTH
SzsassssssEz%szHss DIRECT FROMNEW YORK PHI ANN
FILA and BALTIMORE, via the ''i'
TO NORFOLK. WE WEI y LIN IN, E;i1,,cu,,,
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH CHART 0Trk Icrt If
DiA' ATLANTA MONTGOMERY, AM ~ '
NEW ORLEANS ~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
,,v rr.-p "a ~, except Sundays\ via
IA LIN d SEA-BOARD & KOG MOE r RArrIn,r
m, TO TIE ABOVE MENTIONED pr Icpa
. me Schednle being so arranged that the
10 NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from 80 su'I' {
NEW YORK TO WEITiON N {,
THROCGH TICK ETC ~. y
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NOTICE.
szssssiaEzsAS FALL ARRANGEMENT

,,,,, ,,r,r THE
"ihANEhS MARY WASHINGTON AMI GEORGE
a., WEEMS,
On and after October 18th 1880
49,. THE STEAMER MARY WACUINCT0N
VII IeSIe baltimore every THURSDAY morning at az
CtoCh of te atnXent River, far up as HiI's Tan
returning, will leave Hills landing every SATT2RT ~
STx6e99lmg Tor Nottingham VIII leave Nottingham cver
mONnA morning at O'clock for Baltimore cainr nj al
g usual landings on the tvr also Il Fair Haven and
rum Point going and returning " ' vi anu
I
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STEAMBOATS,.

1t THE LINE FOR THE
~77HzszssE11.-7Tgg EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE
Tyn CAPTAINS kIRwIY AND NopT Ter
IND IPIDUAL Mt n ~ ~
,,,,r DAILY LINE To ~ III i % r.
ANmTAAPQliS, WEST RIVER AND RACK
I'm 49,, WhdIJ, light Street, foot Of TIo PAIN
ni anu after MONDAY, October % lsf0 H. II,
G WIN run their routes as follows: ese Spehuu
S =, az every day in the week To ANNApoTrs ,r,n
renrnin1 loo ~, w leaving Baltimore at N and
!, ieaye " est River IL NJ and a. anu
arriving in Baltimore about p N anu annapolis at IL
The Steamer PIONEER will iesvo NJ. W. r,,r,r
tKIDA Y At A. NJ for ST MICHAEiS NJ r and
VIZ MlHES ~ FIX FERRY, returning SANE d9,,
The KENT will leave every WEDNESDAY aHyGi ,Trrp
IA Ior ~, MBKnGE, DENTON AND LANWfNGS N
day. '7 WY ihurSuay and Mon
Fare as lo'0 as IN day ofber line
81 Freight must be prepaid
OPT I'm n L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
JAMES, g. Kosher,

INSU RAM NCE AGENT.
office East aide Of 1 Street Second door North ofts Of
Main and 1iH.
ID EPREsENTs the following well established and Com
4 panies:
Arctic Fire Co.. Of the City York, capital
Hombold Fire Insurance Co.. Of he City Of New York. capi
tai and surplus 2i2OOO
q.
Irving Fire Insurance Co.. Of Y, capital 100000 with large
surplus
Phnix Pe In Co.. of Brooklyn Capital and surplus 1921 900
Policies issued Buildings Furniture Manufactures Merchan-
die and Personal ope generally against loss damage by
fire. the most favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted and
puncuay settled the security offered by the csmpanes
conducted they by experienced underwriters affords the
insured the ample guarantee andhe full that all
into by them will be fulfilled In the salts
factory The long experience = the subscriber IN these
matters will facilitate and 90 the best Of his ab the
interest OF all who be disposed p4ronize his efforts Coun
try risks Inland navigation risks Ness and their In
port insused on the most reasonable tetms. oct5-
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 27 1860
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
CaDifaI al 600. 600.

nEE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
~ Comptroller OF the State New York and OF the hands
OF the Company to secure policy holders.
DIVIDENDS AADE ANNUALLY MOST Liberal Principle.
Forty per Of the premium Life Policies, will
Insured when the premium exceeds $50.
Policies Issued AID payable to the insured arriving at
tain to the family Of the insured DEATH should that
happen previously TO arriving at that age.
Endowment POLICIES for children, granted the most favor
able terms.
Policies issued at greatly reduced Of premium the
Insured prefers not to participate In the dividends ~
All losses paid promptly and without litigation
We shall be pleased to have you call and policy
In this old and reliable Company which before you
ed by your owD citizens.
WORKMAN 4 WYATT, Agents,
ofice 100, Main street,
- - - Few doors above Post ofice.
General Agent and Attorney
for the Company In Va.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
JAs. H. CONWAY, NJ D.
Ro 7. COLEMAN, n. D.
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NOrICE.--Desiroust 10 DO what We build up = "a
- our city, We have determined commence MANU- IA
FACrJRING OUR CLOTHING IN THIS CITY, at the ~
earliest dy 40 which make % do LII
Ou Mr. Keen has been absent 10 Europe for the last three
months selecting goods FOR Spring ses and from his long
peenc- and well taste expect show the most arac
tive stock seen Ia this market By the lst day Of February
shall have In store superb Spring stock for he wholesale
trade, and earnestly Invite call fom Merchants who have
heretofore North Our extensive operations important ad-
vauta IN the purchase of goods aud long experience enable US
o. ODER great Inducements those OF any house In the Union
- We shall r1n this day offer all WINTER CLOTHING al
such reduced prices viii make interest Of purchaser 10
anticipate their
Iss KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS
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RENOYED.

u hiSfANiN. JR, have removed 90 their Nev store,
q. Ata si-rst. seven doors shoy~ he'r Ola stand
-. -itr Hr-vtsri their fa.ues .Hr doing AN Euts Of
1-. such ls putting up every description OF Water
P E rants Water Closets Baths, Boilers, Cooking Ranges,
49,. A i---.- Rams &C. Putting up Portable Gas Works,
pa rs v..h Els pipes and dSilrcs.
a Or il a..s R1ufag &c. healing buildings with hot
49,. -r l.-y take tH.s occasion OBJ state That hey
. i.t rFlaac- ir t. ol .ny other country, which
- |-- - art sarrar, to .vr sat.sfacluu-
- -ir lf a-a aud fancy tu gar1 and Crates and
-.h A.Fars band aull-u
IA 'ho>HNE OIL-Ilsf received auI f1r sale an excel,
- A. ., h-rrosae on, warranted OBJ bum bright and
.-f n. I- H-nsH r~sf
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EEECERECHTY.


nR TRAVERSE having with unparalleled success In treat
ing Chronic diseases In other cities has beer induced 70
office ia this city Few weeks In order give the afflicted
opportunity Of testing wonderful curative property OF this
great ThersueutIca agent.
~, when rightly applied gives instant relief and makes
In short time. My apparatus differs
widely from all Others and made according order for
medical purposes only giving shock 10 the patient but pleas
ing sensation, and producing an nyigorating effect.
Persons afflicted with the following diseases give call and
will In very short time Nervous Sick Head
ache Neuralgia Caarrh Bronchitis Coughs and pulmonary dis
tending Consumption scroua Hip Diseases, White Swell
ng Erypeas Salt Rheum letter Rash Carbunces and hum0rs
description Spinal Diseases Curyature rheumatism st.
Vitu Dance Fits Paralysis Deafness and RgnunR a. the Ear I'm
paired Vision, contracted Muscles Dyspepsia Liver ComplanGe
neral Debility Seminal Weakness Dropy Debility Leucorrhgao
Whites Inflammation and Falling ohe woinb Assesses Cancers
and Ulcers Of the Womb In years practice have treated
upwards Of ten thousand cases Posu Uter or Failing the
Womb.
pay h dollars for every that presented where
have failed % make permanent
Also, is application viii extract teeth without pain During
the operation, the patient experiences nygorang, pleasing
sensation and genial glow this operation has been pro
nounced by Of the eminent OF the faulty such asD
Golding Bird Dr. Wilson Phillips Prof Matence, Dr. Marshal
Hail. Prof Hunter Robt Boyle others be the greatest
invention OF the
He has also Female Pills Jr suppressons Irregularities &C.
which have been known fail In producing the desired ef
feet.
Once in Relvn's Block on 18Th st. Room No.6
81 Office hours from A NJ to2 2. NJ from %, and to
9PM
E-Ty- Consultation FREE.
Letters Of consultation &c, have stamp enclosed in
der 20 prepay answer
and directions FOR use. nol2-d3m
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AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!

ANNUAL INCOME, ,250, ,000l
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER 4s0OO00l
Al Directors Personally Responsible r The Englgeinent o.
The Company
yXE respectfully ask attention the iecury OF the Liverpool
w ald London Insurance Company, It, policy holders in Us
capital and Income Of the mpany enable 20 take
lines convenient 20 parties requiring large amounts ofnsurance
addition the ordinary mode Of this Company Is
sFERiNENTPOLItIES,O on the Payment Of TEN ANHJ-
Al PREMIUMS Property Is, thenceokh, PERH4NENTLY
INSURED The Policy cancelled any time the pre-
MUM will be returned less per cent
This Company will Insurance by loss OF Rents by Fire.
and most liberal principle.
Under Policies OF this Company all cl-ms paid upon pre-
sentaon Of satisfactory proof loss wo- Abatement deduc
t0n r interest and not as s usual DAYS after presenta
lion Of proof. WORTHAM WYATT, Agents,
mh14 100 Main street, few doSrs above Posodice.
0DENEFITS OF LIFE INSURANCE"
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIGHT THOUSAND NINE Hun
DRIED DOLLARS.
(SIIS,0OO.)
Haye been paa by the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY losses by DEATH under - pCces Issued the
Richmond Academy and s. 900 will b. paid In few days
on account of recent deaths
Hundreds in Richmond who have families or friends dependent
their lives for support could with small portion Of their in
come policy for thousand dollars TO be paid
At their death.
The cost Of Life Insurance the MUTUAL NEFIT COMPANY
(by dividends 30 per made low that
aim osi any person can insure for amount
Premium may be paid annually, semi annually, quarterly
KNowLEs& wALFORD.
B-we insure SLAVES In the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Charlottesville for years, the most
Company Of Slaves insured with hm and always
promptly KNOWLES h WALFORD.
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J. 'lt- .,. appointed as t...r Agents ia Virginia, 1r
'A ...- VINES, aHi we shall h- pleased Co receive
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''. same a Virginia q. f- NsrYorS
'r, % Madeira r,Hse, f1m e. Sd. vintage Of lSH
-- te ..- gallon. vintage 90 f>fs
-T Wines from o. 'O Oh fi5 per gallon
lsa.. .. Boz I5U fr Do DO
nr. f.r l. DO $50 o. DO DO
t EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
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WILLIAMS a REID,

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Commission Merchants,
4 CORNER Hfrrrr IFD SECOND STREET
Ciuciunati, Ohio.
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-.--N Cash AdNau .c. .r Cousignmeut~ i1r sale, 1r