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drugs:
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
IL MEN.
Read Notices In The Tribune since Dec. I. 1855
From MS EEcelloney, JANIS y WEsTCOTT, Goyornor
Of Florida and embeT o. tn0 United states seusfs
"F9r upwards Of twenty i've years vas aHiirtsd with
disease family which The best medical md eurgca
talent IN the country failed tocuTe, but which ysded 10
salts scory manner ~ tho GTaefenbsr RensdisI
JAS d WEsTCOTTs
NEW YORK, February, 1850.
DR. ] + BRfDoR-Dear Sir Some two wears sFo an in
tmao female friend had been suffering from falling Of The
womb whites and deTauged mcu1truacn sti sr with
The attending symptoms clearly aeIT bed in your adTsF
inemonts and pamphlets She had the very oest medical
ki M city uni entire " pros and naI
finally told her At be though her life might posSby be
prolonged yery little looger under the most l9lleops
ueaiment For two WCeta fer tkaf she cont 70 an
when came into your once the 0TaGfsnberg Medical
Institution and reutcd her symptom5. As you were c9ln-
dent Of the Grncfenbsg Alsrhns Cathocon. IN rolsf-
ng her she discharge all the phTscitps and ted ~ ho
doubtngy Proydenitally u roev ID her quickly and
bottles entirely cured her. Since then Or Bear uoyear
nere has been auy reeuffe OF the complaint, ana
he Is as strong, active and hcahy % when Lanng g
mo BRIGGS.
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A ARON L. BEACH'S ESTATE
n Notice is hereby given that the I1bscnber has been
appointed and quail Administrator the OF
Aaron L. Beach, late Of Cuyahoga eouny, deceased.
&. R. BEAVIS.
Cleveland March 17ih 1850. 81
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- W go
NLEVELAND AND MAH0NINQ
~ Raj, ROAD-TIAIE TABLE, No. IS.
T0taks effect and AFTER THURSDAY February 10 i559.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
glssslsnd 10 Y0umsg- RoHa0Sfgpa 20 CZeJs
fOigA. iaA9.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

:, WEST BEDFoHD. Coihocton Co. o., MaY A. 81
nj n; y k.N0sLET-SiI: hsVs been selling the med
cleH OF the Sraeebsrg Company for the last ten years.
and have invariably found them 70 give Cd satsiacton
40 the Pills we sol 20 areat many families as Tegu-
ary as Their tea md coffee and With ny tas they have
Lec0ne Htape article MduhaiPa u rien CathOcou y
medsine that has dona great amount Of gbOl IN Femas
Diseases. One lady sod Il told me 81 had received
benefit from one bottle hsu she did from a long
of medical treatment 81 the skilful phys
Clans. JAMES WILSON.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE,
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE

By the Committee che Fair Of tbs American institute in
New York. the National Fair held at Chicago; and al
al the principal Sats Fairs held the past season; proving
beyond \
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Catholieon
Is odsIed certain anioi with the following
Nmptoms
observation-disclosures FuintneIE--DeTangsd Ape
tite-SallOw C0mplsEi0n-Pain IN the Back and
Kidneys-Cuilla-COld Aauds and Feet
Observation-Disclosures -Neuralgia--
Hsndache-Res' L asueEs-
DISTURBED Bl0ep-F lushes Of Heat
General Pain--Cruwling and Pain in
in the Spine and between th8 ehOuders-Acid
Difficult passing Of Uriue. with heat
or Fmartmg-ltchibg Burning or Irritation In the
Urine sns-Nightmare-Despaia-Hy
terics--AnIie1y-Re Face
Nervous TWitching Starting
COngtirtatiOn-ITTitable Temper-Sad-
neSs-Depraved etits-Flatulencs-BlDat-
ed snd Irregular B0we s-Unpleasant DreamH--
Pains 10 Uterine Organs Nun JueGt and Pains In Limbs
Sold by City Druggists and sdicins dealers through
out the country.
CR- For Medicines or Agencies. address
H B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
novl2.d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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BosTON March 7th, 1859
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples
Of Chesuut Grove Whiskey which proves TO be free from
the eavy Fusl oils and perfectly and uuadelterd
ted. The fine favor Of this WhisEey derived from the
Grain used in manufacturing 1t. Respectfully.
A. HAYES, NJ, D, state AssayeT,
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stands drst and foremost in all where Exhibition
had showing the merits Of different kind. And
interested person will dispute the justice and pTOprety Of
these decisions test Of years haId has
satisfied all compstent judges that
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CERTIFICATES.

NEW YORK, Sept, I'd, 1853
lhave anayEed sample of the Chesnut Grove whiskey
received from Charles Wharton, IT, OF Phsdelphs,
nd having careful " tested pleased 10 say thai 1t is
entirely free from deeteriouE subItaness It
JAMES k. CBILTON
Analytical Chemist.
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nOne of the most prevalent. and MT the
same time troublesome and painful diseases that
attend the human flesh. is the Fever and Ague.-
tinuaily bringing forth numerous specifics for ts
permanent cure; but all without effect. DR.. J.
sician, has succeeded in furnishing the public with
= valuable preparation tor the cure of Fever and
Ague. This steady and increasing demand lately
made for the "BITTERS." and the universal
success attending it, use, have made for it repa-
tatiOn unsurpassed by any specific of the kind -
For the cure of the Fever and Asue DR.. HOSTEL
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
must and should claim superiority over any 9th
or preparation extanr.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where. my lin
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IA CASES OF INFLAMMATION OF THE EAR.-Dr
EALING says :. that the inflammation usually COM
mences in the Inning of the mucous accumulation,
and the pmpanal inflammation is divided INTO
three stage s. LIST, simple purltOrm discharge
I'd, puriform discharge complicated with fungi
and polypl; and I'd. a puritorm discharse with
carries of the osseous walls of the cavity. These
three stages simply the consequences OF a
more or less Protracted chronic Inflammation OF
the parts. There are two varieties u tympana
otties one slow in Its progress and frequently
covered from; the other. most severe, rapid and
generally destructive, either to the tympanum OF
the life OF the individual"
DEAFNESS! DEAHNKss!! DEAFNESS 1.-THE
numerous engagements already accepted, will
prevent Dr.. EALING from attending only a very
limited number OF patients. An immediate april
cation Is therefore necessary to ensure HIS profess
sIonal for deafness and all diseases of the
ear. The Doctor s reputation an Aurst is fully
established. and the numerous testimonials which
have been published, from the highest physicians
and private gentlemen here, are Of the most con-
elusive character. No one should neglect to con-
suit Or. EALING. He leaves here in q few days.
IL. EALING can be consulted from till s O'Clock,
at lSS Main street, few dJors above the Post
Office, Richmond Va.
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| A CARD!
~ R1 e Hff 5' NE, VA Sr
DR.MoNrARDGE0., e. Ff.o'R. S. MI A.,
PROFESSOR t 1T CHEMISTRY
SOLE sfSlstSVfzRE az aNb P d6MFo5SNbER
| n,AA Ell H9SSf FAN KILLER,
GREAT FRENCH R ffs uMAr1c REMEDY,
Bcgs to invite the attention OF the
RICHMOND citizens OF
TO THIS GREAT A PkEP PafRiNrrHi3N
NOW F%HFk = s e external or
THE OR i { - TEE SwEGSMiEE DicINE
For the immediate cure of
CHOLERA MORBUS,
oo., LOSS Of F 4HfKhF! HND AeuE.
CATARRH, OR COLD IN THx HEAD,
NEUkALg TJ5A5irHAcer. &C.
IT CURES THE WORST TeofhAHo1MiEa n' &c.
THE WORST NEuRALGlA 49, a -"." o-A
THE WORST SICK HEHP zSHf4 M "1ru1z
OF wuA Az GHISs %$t' ASHES
IT P UR1F1 AN1 1 KfS5 5TSPR THE System
IN h:A ,I WASHING TON. AND ALL OTHER
IT HAS AS ENTlkkhhHS sHfE SthoDiS50. ALL
moS sEH 5FfT F EE1Aa NJ% SS;1D
tina of any other Medicine in the World.
FEM ALE COMPLA ANTS.
1T STANDS UNkIvALLED.
We DO not say Of thus Medicine as is frequently
lief Be expected" We Confidently at,'s asse1,
that IN using 'h iss %fs'sff N 5s!s! is
WINE rs q 81: BoFfLE is only
isfed that one trisl viii! be sufficient to establish
for u in Richmond the high reputation it enjoys in
READ "A THE HF SlI ccERT5FIcATEs
MORE: VI '''f' " DIAL i
BALrrMoRB, February 18th, 1860.
Miraculous Pain Killer" Having az had i'q bad
that could scarcely stand,i applied the Pain.
Killer at night, and next day had trace of pain
whatever Yours tIInIy, c.
., Of ff R. 5: G. Sii sH,tsi SON,
No. IL South Charles street, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. December I'D. 1850
JAS: McDcNNEbLi, Esq;, agent for Dr. MOntarde's
Dsa, 81: W. chssr!aly bear testimony to the
and Rs@s
dy. Our MI. davidson use9 i Tor severe Rheu
a.ed It on IN hnss
and on our work people for different complaints
il all cases with complete success. Wa can CON
LII s As...cS i! DA y Co:
Charles street,
BALTIMORE, Dec. 18th, 1852
MR JAMES McnoNNELL.-Dsar SIR: Ihave great
pleasure in bearing testimony to the wonderful
Ache. to which have lately been much SUBJECT.
evef' Your 1S oas Bsw:s
= s7 W. Lombard street.
BALTIMORE, Now, 1859.
most ohee5fully add my sestmony . TIE truly
racoloas P Pain Killer. have used i fcs ~ :svsIs
Rhsamst;m 10 my knee; On TIE hIss application ,!
sesss Of GO, Us sskea With severe r. sw ss II
TIE lee and knee soosIIaan ,s by cy much 80
snSi Ss.sl 4 res.ssc i T. c;1s,
80 3 Lombard street.
BALriAoRs. Jan. isth, loss.
Fan Killer 1: ana d S ssa
Rheumatic Remedy. -
& De- seSi = ifs s ss1
kindly cant NJ. In my eak4 q he's 'ndesA proved
..liSscGlQas." i sssd { Iof . eN st,esk a
:s:, y: ::,:s Az
zs's:'s' 0a'.A.r';ysa,;: Il! fH|i ::SS:SSssris
..ass. xaTsss n 0eneSAl Agent, 1aleuofo.
SsA La u aisaAosp = Al Disssisss.
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IA. THE BFsr AND CHEAPEST PHoroeRAPHs
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are those made
Governor st. All the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted the hg hest style of the art, at all hours
in the day and any kind Of weather. Photog "a phs
colored in OIL, Aquarllle, Pastel, or India Ink.
Price Is cts, 50 cts, Sl-fr0m that up to Sl00.
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WANTED.T HIRE. 49,
-: CO. u k2Tcy l s.sss: y. :.
!eMeles, No.s East Man a. D' "s'ekMsss =
WANTkO-A si1., =. ryIS
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srsscs" an I:I AN "A experience Of SIZE yssn
sivee'" AsHs.Inn ssflsfsesory 49,. ~ ,sass "A 4
Office w. Z. e." Ri.Amn.ss =, \
W1si ION !: pEs AZ 4 fyG' q LADY -.
n m"nd ;. q Address "TEAuhERs's'' h sa, ~
WANTED-FlFTY uay,, sIi ast
raIst,eville and Coaier,ds' . % yort a. ;
f ~ rco q, - tafel'na. For 1000 hal kGA
fhe section Of cnSu, PEI day. Board ia va y
az healthy ~ sny section IN n ~ road rus ,s,sa
For further Information ~ 10 me United ~.
SSk 'at'. At The Depot of ths = Gapaa !,
a. ~ .d HH.ween the hours Of 10 ,,f
who desire to come me :" xc nuaisse,tsv.., T.
without delay. nfSSoo,vell 70 es..N
ap a. dim "hf sACsDrs,s
WANTED-Oue good M ~, ~
y. EfAAlAhE FAINTER, 10 sn n - aad :,
w. 70 good workmen STEADY s ~ % seo:,svs.
'" VIII De gwen #As9,, lm mss's,.',, :
apso-2ts A,"M. l. McEWsss
WANTED--A BOARDING uoiSs,. ,. he',
~ The subscriber wishes ~ mousE KEEP
o s.eaoy gentleman and his v,is !. ne 'erv,
q a md keep ut their own pros, q sslecs,,s
nOo r. AZ nis 0uarries. for hi, os poA RJlyf
For further inform G"pet.n. persons nee. .eas
n-m. slHJuGA'II, G SALLAHv,
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w A LoT OF GRm fSfi f ~ r. Eye YEsi>
snest' with,r two or three square. .ees' on ~,
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dress : LESS EE,', Post Office. "sas a
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v;th; ,o ON. aor ioor horses and Two nma "a
dress TENANT" Pos, oilic.a' 'oin Hsa.. i
WANTED-TMME DIATETy- 80 va
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from is To Is horse-power-mns, hs DolLER \
address Engine" Dispatch ofic % ~ =, god s'as
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i]tn ana ihh sfs. A literal rent vii ssstsss
inr good location. Inquire at p,so ,. stsa
POSSESSION wanted as soon as posibls 'A'cn oss.
WANTED.;-I wish to, purchase ,co1 GO.
ls. :o'n a. AZ %S Sl'Sf e s. f Sts5ssGs.
w w ! 4 = PIT. IT ,E En[RsEs1A good coS,-
OF the year, or by the mouth. Ami r :, we Aara
corner LIST and Ca,y streets: or to Al ''ra's.
EDW'D l.. DUDLEY "a.
~ DeIween Main and rran,r,
WANTED---A good OPERATIVE = S,.
" Il Wilson's Sewing MachIns oa "ss,s
ap Tvs CHILES 4 CHFyEpv
WANTED-Gentlemen to bear ;, -
" KINGS IS the place 70 ge. their I,! ara ay
Err ~ secured and pressed, to Io IiI hst te
TO to KINGS and see HIS work H1e 5.ss
ap3-lm 10th st., between Mai, ,,ac
w A n E D-IMMEDIATFfy- m e
" NJ NTI Liza MAKERS. NoH, hS r-ss
hands need apply. '''"' WI ias
GINTER, ALVEY Aprv,.
apI--u Corner OF Main and l3;h Vs.,
WANTED-2.OO doz. Champagne RAJ > ::
w wan.ed by hi hi. Ivy p = II Il
.nn - =. -------- 2Ns1s
WANTED-Everyb body to know TIA. ! -
c3mmenced the nsnufacture of TpiSSsss,
CAhfEI-bAGs, and VALiCES at No. a. NJ.
street, Richmond, where they can ind 49, ~
assortment Of Trunks, Valices, and Care. t'S ~,
OF every style; at prices As low as .heY ca,
order. at the shoftes. notice, ''' '"'u'
de 28-6m LANES YNo7r-.
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Cuba and Mexico.


The continued agitation Of the crusade for
the absorption of Cuba and Mexico is discred-
liable to the integrity and justice OF the Ameri-
eau people.
1t Is as much an act of dishonesty to plumber
a nation as an individual. The South espe-
cialiy should turn deaf ear to this cry for
the spoiiation OF Cuba. The South prides it,
self upon It's integrity, honor and justice. VIA
the South play towards Cuba the part that
Northern aboiitionists are plotting against the
South1
Iii is the constant declaration Of the South
that she has never made and never meditated
any aggressions against the free States of the
North, all of which is true. Why should she
make or mediate aggressions against her
slave neighbor Of the South! Must not the
naughty Spauiard look upon The South in pre-
ciseiy the light that the South looks upon the
aboiitionist of the North, as rapacious, aggres-
s,ve, iiilbustering, murderous ! II the South
can unite in q scheme for robbing Spain of the
richest jewel OF its empire, with what face can
she rebuke those who are seeking to despoil
her Of her own property!
II is not true that the people of Cuba are
clamorous for freedom or for annexation
Even il they were, let them liberate them.
selves! "Who would be Free themselves must
strike the blow" 1t was just such a pretext
al that which brought JOHN Brown 4 Co.
into Virginia. They We're told of general
disaffeclion among the seryile population,
when the seq el demonstrated a very different
state OF things. Every fill,bustering fcray into
Cuba has proved a fash in the pan. We very
much mistake the destinations of our politi-
cal system, il we suppose it as attractive
to the rest Of the world as to ourselves
We are as blind as m0les to our own defects,
and as bigoted as Pharisees in the contempla-
ton OF our own righteousness, IL we expect to
elevate our neighbours morally and socially by
stealing their country from them, and trans
planting to their soil our peculiar virtues
That is exactly the self-complacent puritan
ical, disgusting spirit which animates the
views Of New England abolitionists towards
ourselves. 1t is the old story over again-"Re-
solved, that the earth belongs to the saints
Resolved, that we are the saints" And such
saints! May heaven deliver, and be delivered,
from them!
We rejoice that, thus far, the South has
kept out Of the project OF Cuban robbery,
against which its great statesna lifted his
warming voice. Whist raising its shield for
the protection Of its own rights, Let 1t not
draw the sword 70 cleave down the rights of
Others. Let the Unissd States beware Bid.
ding fair already to fall TO pieces Of its own
weight, scarcely able to hold together the &C.
quisitions II has already made, Let it not in.
ssneiy reach forth IT. trembling hand, to clutch
new apples Of discord.
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E. Splendid Stock of
DRY GOODS
At COST FOR CASH;


AT At PRIME COST FOR CASH ONLY
To close business on LIST AUGUST. Our stock is large
and complete in eyery de partment. particularly in
RICH DRESS SILKS,
And every new fabric and design Of
l. DIE 50 Dr. ESS GOODS.
MANTILLAS. SHAWLS AND BUSTERS.
Housekeeping GOODS ofevery description. Large
stock Of PLANTATION GOODS. .
EMBROlDERIES. LACEs and HOSIERY.
As we are selling cf to paw our debts and close
business rs early as possible, no Goods will bo
charged. PERKINS & CO.
my lin No. Ill Eagle Square.
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RICHMOND. April 9th. 1860.
Deans Hobso1 Wsr;w 1cp mo h T1or
Isaac Cooke, and others:
GENTLEMEN: have received your communica-
ton ct the oath INST. requesting me ~ announce
myself a candidate for the Iudgeship of the Hus-
tlngs Court Although I know you have placed
too high an estimate on nv qualifications, do not
tee at liberty to decline the request. coming, as il
does, from SO large p number Of my fellow citi-
Zens If it should be the pleasure of the people TO
elect me. will endeavor to discharge faithfully
the duties Of the Office.
Very respectfully,
Your Obedent servant.
ap 30-2t* WIN. H. LYONS,
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"a PLeserye the Tceth.-Meade 4 Bnker's
"SAPONlNE TOOTH POWDER" is confidently
eyer, made for REMOVlNG TARTAR. PRE.
VENTING frS FORMATION, PRESERVING
mouth and breath. II has been used by our own
citizens with entire satisfaction. and ~ fully en-
dursed by our hest Dentists.
READ THE FOLLOWING 81 have used and pre-
sc-ibed the ''Saponine Tooth Powder Of Messrs.
Meade Baker, and IN my opinion better pre-
paratiOn for the ends view can be cOmpou nded."
INo. Gro. WAYr. Dentist.
Prepared only by MEADE Il BAKER.
Pharmacentists, 1856 M am 81 :, cor. above Pc.
my lin Richmond, Va.
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NOTlCE.-Subscrihers to the stock
49, Of. The Crenshaw Woollen Company -
will meet at the Office Of Crenshaw & Co. this az
the urpose of organizing.
1t is very desirable that every subscriber should
De present. my1-lt
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A Nov MfsTOnY OF TINE UNITED
The HfsTVRYOF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. from the discovsFy OF the Conti-
s ;as 4; ss.: g = ), A. fsen
ApPLET5N'S cYcLoPG Ola. !. Dictionary Of
IS. Univeesal kDOwleaGe for the People. Illus
BE TIA F yei ~ q L 'EsrEAANcE. By
4 mS tssAssdt s cf cIldfeH MUSIC. eoa..ains
8 choiaQ ecfiectl"n Of Chants and NaeIonM
90; 8, s ~ 81 & ~ . e .f'sSass'
= n sal3 i2,ii's:
Fro~ssl Assx - ss' - m sSeS2A,
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M Sin: W.T. the
citizens, i,ciievinf that
site quality. both o. hes
honorable dIachaI4e Q
without dispAraetqg u
men. most respectfully
yourself candidate |
TIL + HUSTlNGH COT
Hoping that this REQ
favorable consideration
| Your friends an
T. Jas. DAAno,
Geo. w. Hobs0n,
Deane IlOtson.
| w. b. Warwick,
Thomas Johnson,
Mann Page.
Thos. A. Buckley,
| John F. Alvey,
| II. v. Breeder,
VIM. l.. Porter,
Vim. z. Barker,
Peter Tinsiey,
| John w. Sarvay,
8. Hirsh.
John U. Chiles,
| J. n. Connell,
Lemuel VERIFY,
X. A. Il. Dabney.
II. + Anderson,
W. d. Stubs,
| ] r. Hay,
w. n. Martin,
J. W. Radcliffe.
| Andrew PIzzini,
| F. Mccarthy,
j. +. Swords,
| Nm. H. Parker,
VIM. S. Thaw,
| John Harold.
| John v. DarracOtt,
w. l.. Warlng,
Harvey Allen,
Rlch'd +. Armstrong,
| Chas. Stebblns.
| Albert l.. West,
Henry u. Benson,
! Geo. s. LOwnes.
John W. Dawes,
| JOS. s. Robinson,
| A. Bargamin, j.,
Geo. Bargamln.
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N. II. Ragland. Jr.,
Vim. H. Benson,
VIM. II. Pledge,
| WIN. Gaston,
Geo w. Gary,
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n. o. Waddill,
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Boiling Pickett,
Lewis NJ. Randolph,
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Parks Il Miner,
Theodore Courtney,
Richard l.. Brown,
b. J. Johnson,
Abr. Hirsh,
A. Hutzler,
WIN. II. KennOn,
J. N. Parker.
Joseph A. Arnold,
D. M. O'Br,en.
VIM. w. Cabaniss,
w. B. Peasants.
Richard ]. Hundley,
q. w. ArmIs' cad,
Edward Hndgings,
Vim. b. Allegro.
VIM. Granville Gray,
John Booker,
Robt. A. Mills.
| Lewis AntelOttl,
L. C.. Burns,
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K. 3. Kennon,
X. n. Crump,
Writ Roberts,
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| w. J. Turner,
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r. H. Gan'er.
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E. b. Loving,
John F. GlazebroOk,
p. August. Jr.,
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7 heophilus Moore,
6. Maisch,
X. c. ScO6eld.
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John l.. Sims,
]. M. Goddiu.
Edwin Holman,
VIM. w ats,
A. +. Williams,
John Baxter,
Thss. M. Jones,
W. p. Martin,
A. D. Sims,
David N. Jones,
NJ. c. Hardy,
James Holman,
ID. b. Jones,
Jno. W. Baker,
ASH Levy,
Lewis Cohen,
John Newman,
Sam'l Cohen,
A. Smith,
r. s. Davis.
| Lewis SwItzer,
Sam Stem.
| Y. ?. Watkins,
Robt. z. Pulliam,
| VI. MAY.
Srith Boiling,
II. Stern.
| J. Rosenheimer,
G. c. Tinsiey,
j. Greentree,
l.. Jacobs.
l.. Il. Slater.
f. X. Woodward,
| VIM. H. Waddlll,
WIN. +. Letiew,
A. Hill,
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ma Mothers!-Ths attention OF mothers
is called to DR.. EATON'S INFANTILE COR
DIAL. which Is highly recomm .nded for All con-
plants attending Teethins, such as DIV sentery.
Colo, Group. &c.
BLOOD FOOD.-This medicine. being. as ,ts
name suggests, BLOOD Foop'' and Il scientific
discovery differing from all patent medicines. is
we'll worthy the attention of all who are suffering
from mpnrltv or deficiency of blood. ltlsprepsred
by DR.. G.. 2. BRONSON, author of several works on
Elocution, Phi, sioOgy, Science. &c, and is highly
recommended by numerous certificates OF those
who have avaed themselves of it's virtues.
CHURCH L DupoNr, New York. are the General
Agents for both.-LnWreHcet Mass; Sentinel.
For sale by FISHER Il WINSTON. Richmond,
Va, and by Druggists generally. my lin
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.....ss..,.s'...s.s.r skv saaas.
THOS. \. PACE 6 CO. are makns large addi-
tons "a their splendid st0ek, from the most yseesf
imsoyt1 5ioas. Iofs se1nae - Summer sales. N
ever, opartmest Just ttcned. and more e.
Bsassijsi SIHK fQsIINs.aa color..
ElsQelt ANgL Ala tOBEo. phoce grounds.
Silk TOiLfNETrS, entiflH new.
mother lot bsautIfal LAWNe. N much desired.
Grey FOULARDS. the Last In market
Black Mourning SILKS and TAFFETAS, very
low.
Lace and Muslin COLLARS.
HOOP SKIRTS 1se
Linen and Cambgic TRAVELLING SETS. &c.
Their MANTll.LA department and manu- factory
10 now very full in every material. from the most
Eunerb LACE to the most moderate ANGLAIS
DCSTER; and II 2 customer cannot be suited from
the stock, they will b made to order Of any sha pc
and quality. upon few hours nOtIcs,
Novelties by every steamer.
my 1-lw r. PRICE 4 10.
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- MISSIONARY LECTURES.

REV. A. u. CABANISS,
Missionary just from China, will lecture at the
following places:
To the Students Of Richmond College, this
TUESDAY night. LIST inst. in the College
Chapel.
-Atthe Leigh Street Baptist Church, WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT. ID inst.
At the FIRST Baptist Church, THURSDAY
NIGHT. Sd inst.
ma Exercises to commence at 8 O'Clock.
NV l-lts