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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

4.sap~~S,r;57TT7h DAILY LINE OF PACKETS
s--s=s=zafA TRI-WEEKLY THROUGH To
SEQ FTSVILLE, LYNCHBURG, LEXINGTON,
AND BUCHANAN, AND TRI WEEKLY ON
LINE In o As FAR As pNAEE new cA fhtSi DAILY
= Fare from Richmond to New Canton. As cts.
The Through Line will leave Richmond, as
usual, ats p. Nj. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; and and after the 2lst, in stead OF
leaving al A. Nj, will leave at 2. NJ. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, and
run up as high as NEW CANTON.
Retaining, leave New Canton On MONDAYS,
EUNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at IL NJ.
The Line for New Canton will pass lntermedi ate
points bs'weep Richmond and that place, at the
same hour, only on opposite days,
au l7-d2xGow2t r. EDMOND e. co.
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LNKEDEkICk'N HALL
FEMALE SCHOOL.
The third session of this School, hich is located
within half mile of Fredsrick's Hall popot. Va
Central Railroad. will commence on the LIST OF next
September, and close on the lst July following.
TERMs-Per Session of Ten Months
Board and Tuition in all the English branches for
10 months .....:; ......s;......-.-- $3.50 90
Music on the Piano with use OF Instrument, IS 10
Drawing and Painting, each. ....'......"... lO 90
India Ink and Cray on, each. VI
En- hroldery $780,. 20
An accomplished and experienced teacher will
have charge of this School
NV address is Frederick's Hall. Louisa county,
Virginia. NATHA'L w. HARRIS.
jy l7-tlstSept
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AUCTION 6ALH0.
THIS DAY
ny Goddin & ApDersou ANITA
THIS D1'


VAIVABLE FAM IN AMELIA, MEAN
aucTinw iLLE RAILROAD, F0R ssLE At
sATus s1 PAY 1,y the 18Th ssy August nsst vbsn
given will offer for sale publiciy n ~. NJ.
ises. the FARM on which Danie WorsHsm' Of
Amelia. now resdes. CONTAINING "a sc,ss s,e~s.sX
south q the Dsnville ks'l!osd, about four miles
This one OF the most valuable trscts Of isna n
this pert Of the o. untry, with an unusual propor-
ton Of low grounds and improved lets: and The
cellent heayt $50 ''' -
=, ne dwelling house 10 plain hut comfortable
shS IaIm houses ample for the use OF the farm.
POSSESSION viii be given this fall ~ IN, A. neces-
gwen at the end OF he year
IEkMs-o ne-third cash, and the balnuoe in I
nn y. ysa.s, tqoai insta'ments interest added.
GODDlN 4 APPEKs0N, Richmond. az to the
undersigned, Trustees. u ;" 'S'
\. MASTERS. Amelia C. H,
B W. FINNkY, Genito, foxhatan.
p. S.-Persons wishing further information A. IA
the value OF this plantation are referred IL Lswrs
h. HARyrK. Esq, who resides near to it, and who
will. we have doubt take pleasure in giyins his
opinion of its value. lily IA 2awtdsl 9. 4 A.
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BY ThOs. w. keesee, Aucpr,
tOfhce corner OF l2tl and Cary streets. }

HORSES, MULES AND CAR
%RIAGE AND HARM @Ss, FOR sAIE AT
N-AAUCTION.-W 30 sold on SATURDAY
MORNING. August 18th, commenoing ~ 10 o'cl'k
81 the Horse Auction Lot. on Couacil Chamber
Hill
Several Saddle and Harness HORSES.
good work MULES.
light one-h horse CARRIAGE and HARNESS.
auH THOS. w. KEESEE, Auctioneer
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'HEELsS3z


AsN FOR BuSrON-FIRST VEsSkL.-
LTGS The fast sailing Schr. LADY SUFFOLK,
<ar.=s~ Capt. ANDREW BAKER, having a portlun of
her cargo eniaged and going on board, will have
quick dispatch. For balance of freight, apply to
au 7--6t DAVID VIM. CURKiE.
80 FOX A.-The gupe-
<EEt> rior fat sailing sohr. VIM. SEVERE
&aS CAPT. JOHN BROOKS having the sreater
portion of her engaged, VIII sail with quic
dispatch. For balance of fTels ht. appI, to
au I7--5t w. y. COLO UlTT & CO.
~ FOR CHARLESTON. 5. C.-The su
III perIor fast, sailing schr. SUSAN F AB
her cargo engaged and going on board, will sail
plT I to s''I Tau Il nSti W. D. COLO UITT / co.
F1s% FOR BOSTON AND NEW
z NIX s Rryt 4 TfRak \ o N
LINZ has fine large BARGE alway: ready. at
the Dock, near Edmond, Davenport. & Co.'S, 10
recelve FREIGHT at any hour. daily, for the
above places; The steam or EXPIRE will leave
mere every III ESDAY AID FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock
NJ WITH one OF the Bal es. to connect with
the BOSTON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIPS.
WINCH leave Norfolk OH WEDNESDAYS and
SAIQhUA punctually, ut o'closk =. M.
SHIPPERS VIII lind 1t ID their advantage TO pa
ronize inns route, as the rates of Freight are US
low, and the dispatch al great as by any other
Steamship Line 70 elthe place, and goods han
died less. For iniormatign' spply TO,
At Edmond. Davenpc It & Co.'s. ut the DOCK.
~ 23-.ms
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~ uCJrSE

~ Il W AMI SOnMk9SION
On Cary, q doc, osio,s ia Street. and msrs to
Flour Inspector 5 former Office.
j. Nj . n ROE TER
.tSuocessor to Jas. Thomas, Com'r Merchant,)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond,
and the public seneraly, that he has purchs sed Of
Is e6RN Ja s9a.' haY eSRS
sss In snd viii pgnnas KEEP hsus spd
fss R pRsS FsuFc p S.T
90 the newt s
atom of the patronage he retofore extended to his
predecessor Is solicited.
IN, HILL AseAER, Vsx.LEw, TAYLOR Co,
JONES Co., RICHARD CAuTHoRN, ESQ, PHILIP
y ~ ssh SSH Esq A''nI j. aoSNRoE CARTER.
HANNA DEyOr.n PAhTtCgLAk AT:
MaS THEFETi9f Te ~ JFFfbs22stMEfT IN The
great pleasure IN presenting to the Southern pub
lie Tie bss, ARTICLE eyer Y offered. Tho
oil PASTE
MsnufsStarsd ey US mpsEts to Boot. and Shoes.
anu aalaoIe polish, and Will not rub OF on Il Q
From its oily nature, it softens, STRENGTHENS. and
preserves the leather. prevents its cracking, and
renders II impervious to water.
should use si 81 purely 'siy ssaS
Jaes.rs- and u hons tadEstry TO- TO be sncoar-
AGED espscIIsli, wen can ard does produce ~
hope the patronage OF southern men will net 10
withheld from us. Respectfully.
H. WALLERbTEIN CO.,
Head Of Grace street,
au Sim Richmond, Va,
EnUCGKY AMI COMMISSION BuSI.
VI NESS,-The undersigned have associr ted
taemselye., under the hrm and .t,le Of YAGER
GRoCEaY. FEED AMI CON MISSION Bust.
NESS at the corner Of 18Th and Franklin streets,
ia the city OF Rishmo1d. Va, and will ende avor
Of FAMILY GROCERIES, which they win b
pleased 70 offer TO the paele ~ very low priess.
friends and the public generally.
z. pnnAgEs, Of Riehmoad.,
" H-gm
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MIS-. BKOOK ELS BOAKDiNG AND DAY

MRS. BROOK Els BOARDING AND DAY
w SCHOOL.-The second session of this School
Will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1850, ana end the lst of July. 1881
All the usual branches OF FEMALE EDUCA-
TON are taught, the Modern Languages 10y ma
tire masters, and Latin, Music, Drawing and
Painting, by competent Professors in each depart
ment. The French Language will be taus hit by
native of Paris. The growing necessity for this
language IN our country, makes 1t essential tbat
1t should be taught orally for which reason 1t will
be the language OF the school room, and soon
proper selection can be made. a French lady
will be procured TO reside IN the family.
A class will be formed in English Literature,
and the course of study will be thorough.
4 corps of experienced teachers mine in num-
ber) have been engaged. a. others will be ADDED
should the exigences of the school require them.
REFERENcEs.-Jno X. Tucker, Attorney Gen
eral OF Virginia, Richmond Prof D. H Tucker,
Medical College of Virginia, Rlchmond Hon. r.
nj. T. Hunter, U. s. Senator, Loy DIS. Essex cOun-
ty, Va; Hon James NJ. Mason, U. s Senator,
Winchest-r. Va; st Geo Tucker, Esq, Ashland,
Va; Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandra Va;
Rev. T. V. Moore, Richmond. Va; Rev. James r
Graham. Winchester, Va; Thomas Furman, Esq,
Savannah, Ga; Judge H H. Marshall, Charlotte
C. H., Va; -CIucnatus Newton, Esq, Norfolk,
Va; Rev. Charles H. Read, Richmond, Va; Judge
James D. Hay burton, ID. c. of g., Richmond,
Va Mr. W lillian Grant. Richmond, Va Mr..
Abram Warwick, do; Mr. Samuel Ayres do MIR
B B. Smith, do r. T Daniel, Esq, do; Colonel
Thos Ellis, do; DR.. Robert Cabell, do
For terms and other particular relating to the
school, address H. J.. BROOKE,
jy 31-dtl0 Richmond. Va
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STANTON CONVENTION.

STANTON, Aug. 1.-THE Convention re-
assem- led this morning at IL o'clock a large
and enthusiastic crowd being present
Immediately after assembling Mr.. q. Har-
man presented Il cara phie dispatch from a
committee appointed by the Charlottesville
Convention, desiring conference OF the two
Conventions for the purpose of harmopiZing
the party in Virginia.
On motion the Convention appoin ted a com.
mlttee of five 10 confer with the Charlottes-
VILE committee.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
endorsing the platform adopted by the Ma
tlonal Convention at Baltimore, and con-
demnng both the course of the Buchanan
administration and that Of the seeding Vir-
ginia delegates.
After various motions in relation TO the
business of the Convention, the body ad-
lourned &c meet at O'Clock.
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SCHOOL CARD,

~ Mrs NJ. C. GARY will resume the responsible
duties OF her School on the first MONDAY in
Seutember.
Residence. 4th street, CANDLES Hill. au 7-2xr
JEFFER SON CLASSICAL AND COM.
TON OF w. j. q. WILLIAMS, A. NJ, ON MAN,
BETWEEN 10Th AN d 10Th STREETS The
third sessi ION of this School will commence on the
Sd OF September, 1850
For further particulars. as to terms and refer
ences, apply at my residence, or throug h the Post
Office. Parents deslrous of obtaining seats Tor
their children must apply early, as the number of
scholars is limited au3-lm
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By 1. Il G. b. Davenport, Aucts.


GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.---On
- THURSDAY, 23d AUGUST, We will sell, at 10
o'Glook, a. our auction Store, an assortment of
Western BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS.
Crushed. Powdered, "A, "''B'' and ''C'' Coffee
SUGARS.
New York Extra SYRUP.
Java COFFEE; CIGARS.
keot6ed and Old R.e WHISKEY.
Pure Molasses RUM.
SOAP; CANDLES.
Tanners OIL.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Green and Black TEAS.
French BRANDY.
Claret, Port and Champagne WINES, &c, 10.
TERMS nder Sl00. cash; 500 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper
au 10 |. Il g. 8. DAVENPORT, Auots.
by Chas. L. Workman Co., Anct ..
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs AT AUCTION.
~ On TUESDAY, the 2lst. commencing at II
o'clock A. NJ, We will sell at our warehouse, on
the Dock
100 hhds prime to choice cenf uesos sue EARS;
50 hhds prime Cuba MOLAssEs; 1''
IL tierces do. do. do
TERMS OF SALE.-For sums under 500, cash ;
over i00 4 months credit, for approved negotla-
be paper.
SAFE without regard To weather
aul6 CHAS. T. WORKMAN 4 CO, Auets.
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MISS PEGXANiIs SCHOOL.

The Fifth Session of this School will begin on
the first day of October.
Miss PEGRAM deems this a proper occasion to
express her grateful sense of the encourageme
which has attended her efforts in the cause of edu-
cation.
To the pupils. whose affection and industry have
expressions of approval have been her hig hest re-
ward, as well as To the many friends whose infu
enee has been constantly used in her behalf, Miss
PEGRAM returns sincere and cordial thanks.
She trusts that the increased perience of each
year. and unrelaxIng Efforts her part to deserve
the confidence reposed in her. will render her
School worthy of continued success.
ACatalogues, with full particulars, may be had
application to MRS. J. W. PEGRAM,
au l--d&cwlms Linden Suuare
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JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SoN. Aucts. aul Is

a n EXCELL ENT FkAMtD TENE.
4 "A ,MENT: On HAYWOOD STREET: IN $40
the sd at s O'Clock. P N We will sell an excel
lent FRAMED TENEMENT, situated on the
south sic of Elmwood tor LAIN street continued, }
neatly opposite the Sidney Methodist Chapel, and
now In the occupancy of Jas. 2, Tyler, 1t contaIrs
seven rooms kitchen with three rooms, and
every convenience necessary for the comfort of Il
good sized family ls nearly new. and in good or
der. The lot fronts 30 feet and runs back 1919 feet
to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; the balance at s. IL
and IS mon hs, for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and secure by trust deed
au 10 JAS. M. TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts.
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ss 100 ACktS OF LAND, ON TIL e
- YORK RIVER hAIl ROAM EOH Al

YORK RIVER hAILROAD, FOX SALE
= am authnriz d to sell one hundred so es Of
Ian j. lmu edla,ely on the York Rivsr Railroad,
a cut tie miles from the Ctt of Richmond. ad-
JOINING the lands Of Tn =. J Carter. hiiip Wat
slns and others Alb ut one hsli cleaLed aud would
Is ct In pine aud oak II is CO ven ent 10 mill
and several churches; the society good bar
gam can be had IN the farm, If Immediate appii-
cation be m de to the scr Der, OF IL will be ex
C anged for pro ertv IN the city upon he sub
uTbs RIO. b LYME. Lana Agent go
ll-dts Office MetrosoIlf,n Hall
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALD

80 THE SALE OF THE PEMBERTOY
ELS AT E, on James River, IN Powbatan
- county, advertised by me as Commisslouer
not hav ing been made, continue to offer the same
privately. The whole OF said Fa m or a rortion
there ofsay, 400 acres, of witch $50 are very
valuable high land and $50 acres of first GLASS low
grounds, MAKING a compact and beautiful Farm
will be sold on reasonable terms w.
Address JNO. +. LAY, Conn.,
au 10 d2w Sublett's 2 o., Powhatan
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Hu f-zm
RIGHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.-
1850, and ends the last of June, 1861.
The Increased prosperity of the past session en-
Institution Yet more deserving of the large patron
axe and the high literary character has acquired.
have sn ample plsygronn nd s.taehed.J are beanti1
July located and thoroughly furnished, its appa-
ratus costly and complete, Its of study COM
pTehensIve and thorough.
The English Course, as will be seen from our
Catalogue, Is unusually large, and IL is made es
taught after the methods best adapted to secure
mental discipline. which seems the true end of the
study; but, IN French particularly, conversation
is also carefully attended to.
The Musical DepartTmest remains in charge .s Of
Charles H. Winston, A. Nj ( Univ of Va Pren-
dent and Prof. of Moral Science and English Lit
Rev. J. l.. Burrows. D. D., Evidences of Chris
James Leigh Jones, A. M =, Univ. of VAL Mathe-
+ 4. Lewis, NJ, b: Natural Sciences.
Senior Carlos c. Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary l.. Leftwich, Drawing, Painting, &c.
Miss s; ?. Royal, English Branches.
Miss N. 3. Valentine, English Branches.
Mrs Ann f. Mallory. Preparatory nepartme mt.
Miss Mary G. Lathrop, Preparatory spartment.
C. c. Mera, Piano.
U. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
The HreSQent Will near the re0ltAtlOnE OF dsb me
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten
non to the Primary pupils.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
(Ha)f paw able Oct l, lS60-Temalnder Feb. Is. 6l }
English Tuition, Preparatory Departments 81 20
English Tuition. Collegiate Department. SO 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each .- 20 90
Music on Piano. with Vocal Music. ...... 80 20
Music on Guitar, :" ....... 40 20
Use of instrument for practising. ........ 800
Vocal Music alone, taken by all IN classes) 100
ing--s. ....".~N. 20 90
Oil Painting ...... Observation-Disclosures. 50 70
INK ..........-... l6O 90
Washing. 49, commencement. 20 W
A reduction of one fourth to Ministers.
H-N No extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense. In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami-
ly. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them sent to his
Catalogues containing full details, may be oh
tanned at the Bookstores. or by app cation 10 the
President. CHAS. H. WINSTON.
Su421m Richmond Va.
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MRS. MORSE will open a SCHOOL, on Mar
ing the IsT UF SEPTEMBER. and ending the
lat of July: The usual English branches will be
taught: Also. M USlC on the Piano
For further particulars, apply at her residence
after the 18th of August.
REFEREVcEs.-Col s. H. Parker, Alexander X.
Parker, Esq Col T J. Evans. au 8-2w-
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80 FOX SALs..-A small rRACTOF LAND
containing fifteen and one half acres. in a
- hne state of cultivation with an apple orchard
attached. There 10 also DWELLING HOUSE,
hne well OF wafer, and other imp OvsmenIs THIS
property 10 located in q good neis h boz mood adj
joining DR.. pavId WInf 90 and Others IN the
county OF Chesterfield aeoa. four miles from Man
chester; on the Broad FoSk Road For further
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FOR BALTiM u X E-The
8 ssSi5esze{NSteamerG GEO. PEABODY. Captain
as1ss-=s RICE.RD PRIrcHARD, Will receive
freight to-day. tFRiDAY,) and up to the hour of
l2 O'Clock n SATURDAY, the 18th August
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at low
rates. with quick dispatch.
No hog che ads received on board VI SIS engaged
at our office.
Passengers are requested to be on board be-
fore the hour of departure.
Passage and fare IS.
Tickets procured either al our office, in Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hote, or at the
Steamers wharves.
4
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY. AMELIA.

w VA.-The next session of this Institution
commences Sept. Sd, ana closes June 18th, 1861
Reference to the Trustees and Patrons: Hon.
John Letcher: Judge j w BroekenbrOugh; Col.
F. H, Smith, v. NJ. l.; Major John T. l.. Preston
Faculty of w ashington College; VIM. y. White,
No deduction for loss of time, except in case Of
protracted sickness
JNO. A. R. IMBODEN, A. Nj.
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VERY DESIRABLE gRICK COTTAGE

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
ON 9TH. BETWEEN M A r HALL AND
CLAY STR ETS, AT AUCTION-Will be sod
upon the premises. on MONDAY. the fifth day of
August commencing ats o CLOCK p. NJ, very de-
tween Marshall aud Clay streets II fronts 80 leet
3lnches, and runs back 90 feet to an alley.
Terms. One fourth cash balance at4 s and
months, for negotiable notes, with int rest added
and secured by trust deed.
aul7 JAS M TAYLOR SON. Aucts
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NIGHT sEEsION.

After hearing Mr.. Hunters speech, the Con-
lentIon returned TO the hall
The scale vote was recons idered. and anoth-
pr vote being taken, Ex-Goy. Smiths substi-
tute was adopted. 1t reads as follows:
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% OF FULTON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION =
Will be sold upNn the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 22d day of August, nf fair if not. the
mex. fair day thereafter lnommsncing at ~ o,clk,
the corner of Nicholas and \ ershail streets, in
me toyn OF Fulton, now in the occupancy Of MIR.
and in good order The lot fronts 60 feet and runs
back lilo feet to an alley is well enclosed and has
upon it an excellent vel, of water.
Also several handsome bp ding lots adjoining,
having the usual front and depth.
TRsMs One fourth cash the balance at 4,
and IL months for negotiable notes. with interest
added and secured by tru.t deed.
J. VAUGHN, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR h Son. Aucts aul5
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COMMISSIONER's SALE OF HOUSE

BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
as Commlssl oner o. the Trout Court of the city
the 81 of June 1850, in the case of Caogn against
Smith shall proceed TO SELL at public auction.
the premises, on MONDA the 9th August. 1860.
at Az O'Clock 7: Nj the real estate referred to IN
the plaintiff bill. consisting of three lots located
as above fronting 81 feet running back ia feet to
an allev s feet wide, on which stands comforta-
bic dwelling, now occupied by Mr. Jos A. Seay.
Terms. One third cash balance at ~ and l8
mon hs. for negotiable notes. interest added, an
title retained till all the purchase money is paid
.mbr
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Mr.. RICE VIII OPEN An ENGLISH

~ For oatalogues, and further information
address, REV. c. A AYMOND, Hampton, Va
REV. THOS. HUM E, Portsmouth, Va.
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NEWSPAPER
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-17
Spring ard GUNNER Clio hing
AYERS AGUE CURE,
For THE srErp7 CURE or

INTERMITTENT FEVER. or Fever and Agnr
l I,eu,itlen, Fever. Llnll Fever. Dimb Agne, Pe.
rt'icul Headache BilimIs Headache, and Bill MA
Frvers ind. ed E.rt whole ciass # diseases oIigi
na,iug in i.iury arrangement, cuu ed hr the Mnaiia
" Humsratir cuinrIss.
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ties of the American people than sure Ind sfs cure
Tor Fever and Ague
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n il. matte poison. gta, variety "fdi"Ird,rI mise
from it's irLitali"n FIN 'ug which are Neuralgia. R"u
mati,m tiou, lieadn, h. l5il,uess. Tnuthnciir Far
ache CaIarri Ashna Pulplhti"n Painful 4 g, cIir n
of the Sp.e, Mysteries ps!n in he Bowel. t0ic
Parnlyss and eran2rmei "i q e Hinmaci all IL
wlch when originating III this carse put oiI tue IN.
termilreh, type or hecomu periodical THIS - URE"
exl.s the luisou rom the bl od, anil cuts, q"ntly
currs Il eu ali alike. IL is az invalual 10 Irot'cii
to ~ migrants and pcrsnns trare ling or !emp"rnrily
residing in the maarious districts lf,aken rrfaIi''r
ally or daily while exposed - the injection. tal will
b.. eycrcled rnn the sysie ~ alti Cannot accumulate
In sufficient 9nanliiy to y en- iuto disease ',ncr u
ia even more valuable 3 protection than cure. and
l.w i'll ever suffer from inleimidehs. IL tey avail
the. ii. selves Of the prou-cin Till remedy alto ds
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