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n MOTTO Ell would most xesn....-.
- form nv friends and tine 2nnth ,Lep..eIlFhs 4

on NUTN Ell would most xesp.e,s.g.
~ form my friends and the South ira, sY.es 4
ufacfariEs ali of my DRESS HATS e am na,
test sty les. at my store. a6 Broad s,rss, y, sas
shall be happy To wait upon ali who via. ,o sSs'.
rage home or southern Manufacture. 'I ~
ranted tn give perfect satisfaction. NI iipt ~
HATS and CAPS made TO order for co,,.I Issf
the shersest notice az low or low than Ia,
Gent!emens ouths', Boys and ChiIs.am.s
HATS and CAPS, of all the very lstss, ,.,.
kind. for Christmas, which ! have dets,ne''s
sc II of below the regular prices
Also. n large lot of N EGR RIO HATsanac,aa
have determined to sell off al! nv pr Ss ..N
before the Spring All you have 10 d. !. SO
me call and see for yourselves. Call sac,
Broad street. VIM. r N1neN VI
At Rirhapd An,.a,. "a mn
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. OFFICE r. & D. X. RI
RICHMOND, Oct. n. 1859.
GREAT SOUTHW EST.
ERN MAI. ROUTE.-By a

aAAS2A--E4@l ate advancement, the Richmond
and Danville, South Side Virgl mia and Tennessee,
Fast Tennessee and Virginia. East Tennessee and
Georgia. and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
Children under three years Of age, FREY. oyer their
respective roads, to take effect and after Novem
Der LIST, 1882 =,
To persons trading in Negroes, and others. this
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any other
For further particulars, apply at the Ticket VI
6ce Richmond and Danvllle Railroad, Richmond.
oc N-dts C. CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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NEW DRop aAME.-New York sharpers
ara somewhat famous in their adroitness in
~raising the wind ~ but the following spcci-
men Of Western knavery is rather ahead of
New York in that line of business. The Sey
mour Times says. st 70.
A man Of genteel appearance, with carpe;
sack in hand taking it a-foot, came along the
public square in Lexington, Scott county, In
diana, aud when crossing the square, dropped
dead, to all appearances Everybody ran
medical aid was called, rubbing commenced,
the stranger still slept, and was very stf; to
that ne could not be raised without the limbs
giving way. "Bleed him. "Bleed him ~ sew
eral halioed the man comes too all at once :
looks wild. Voice in the crowd, Nv no are
you p where did you come from p He
pulls out a slate and pencil, and writes Il
have been out to Michigan to see brother, but
when got there he was dead. l am making
my way home; am out Of money; l live in
Cleveland, Ohio" Sympathy runs high the
gives him. He travels to Bent, nine miles !;
drops again; every body Is alarmed; comes 10 !;
tells he Is out of money; they make him up a
pony .purse; the Doctor takes him home and
gives him something to eat off he goes again
to Riches Mills: drops again No men about !;
women frightened and run for men folks )
dnd one; man lies dead until man comes !;
women with CAM hor bottles running in every
direction; excitement high; Mr.. Richie takes
him breakfast, lodging and $40. He leaves tor
North Madison; drops again he writes he Is
out Of money, and wants to get home hat
goes around; he makes $3.50 Oft the good
people Of North Madison. He goes on, and is
still dropping and travelling.
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n MINIS RURBER BoOTS.-Fa Rs

n MEMS RUBBER DGOIS.-fm DIR
Ing there cannot he apv Boot msde ears ?
>yrhem. man may stand all das n TIE I'D.
Leather Boots. WIN. WaLR
TRUNKS. TRUNKS. BONNET tAsF&-
TRUNKS. of every description both sstslss
ladies or gentlemen. Also, VAI.lSEs, GAEt :.
BAGS. &c to which We most raspec' ial' y ~
attention of all in want. as tasy viii ssfe -
ALEX. HILL. & co ia NsaE
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FOR NORFOLk. OLD
49, POINT AND HAM MP o;Si =,
ali the above mentioned places will lind the most
RiCHMoND AND PETEKsBU RG and the NOR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. AT
the Richmond and Petersburg Raiiroad Company's
Office, in Richmond, THROUGH TICKETS will
bc sold at the following rates:
For Norfolk; FIRST class passengers" ..-....... SSI
Do. Second do: do: :.r.:-:.. IAs
For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets Tor
the round trip good within Is days hrst
class passengers .....-.."..~.."... oSc
Second do. DO. 80
Straight tickets first class ..........--.... s2s
Do second do. ..:.,...- 20
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover all e1pense
attending the transfer OF Passengers and bassase
between depots in Petersburg and from the Cars
upon the Steamer at Norfolk.
At Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with
Steamer, which ha; been en- LACED to run In CON
nection with the folk and Petersburg Raj road
There is deiaN Inconvenience In this change.
Passengers step from the Cars upon therSteamer'h
wharf
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond ~ a30
A. NJ, and breakfast Petersburg ut s. reach Nor
folk at 1913, and land at Old Point or Hampton al
IL NJ, allowing ample tim. Tor al pre- urinary room
dinner.
Passengers by this route have the privilege Of re-
naming ever IN Norfolk and going to Old Point OF
Hampton in the afternoon or by the same boat next
Passengers RETURNING from Old Pein. ana
Hampton, leave Old Point at SIS A, NJ, and Hanp-
ton at !45 A. NJ, in each case after TIE regular
r. NJ; in Petersburg at AIS. and In Richmond
at Sis 2. NJ, in time to connect with the trains
sI.as B sa SSss ;im ea aGsoinED THROUGH
WILLIAM MALONE,
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nAnm0zm2. ] ~

&Q MN SSSzI p1 J. ~ ! zs;
"WEDNESDAY, tho lsth Of January, he Pssssn- /
For .eopdsn sat .s csarsss.ss Lsnoheurs
Stanton & n &c. leave Richmond daily a. ''''A
For Gcrdcnsvle. Alexandris. Wssh,nxton. Balti-
more, Ph,lade1ph. Neg York, End 81 p.!ts Q! the
ssssnssi. s this Tran g through to Ale..n
IL sisi
Through Tickets can b procured At tie ticket
To Als.:'na5i.: Toc nn.s'.n;',:,
FRss li.ssisS;i.. S 81 sss,:' p
ar: i Ab ;ss &.i:'s s!;
@Eg9S, S Ss sHhHsSS$sEansis q:
HSkfaEf ar THfoyss
andria, Wash,ng atom. Baltimore. Phiiadelphi:, New
erieksbars / Potomac Reiiresd, to the Potoms,e
steam thence a to miles, in
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable ana PEI
Hours Of departure: $50. A. NJ, and $50. ?. NJ.
BAGGAGE. under charge of Special Agents,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Washington, Baltlmor.s
Philadelphia and New York.
THRoUGH TICKETS can be secured at the foiioV-
rs BALTIMORE. 80 81 % To WASHINGTON. 90 90
Philadelphia. g 80 New York...".'m ~
Cincinnati. "a COL st. Louis. y ~
Columbus. - Is Chicago. y w
IndiaEap ols =. rs % PittshuTE. 10 VI
Cairo ........ 30 50 Louisville. Is ~
DAYTON ........ . Is Decatur. ~ ~
Jefe rsOuvillN =, Is IS Newark. ...ly 70
Rock Island. .N % Vincenne8. q %
GAINESVILLE. .l8 20
PASSENGERS breakfast and sup At Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acoula
Greek and Washington.
H- For further information. apply attn ONCE,
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
las. B. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't
SAM'L RUTH, Supt.
OFFICE RICH'D & PETERSB'G X: r. co.,
Richmond Va. Nov. 3lth. 1859.
CHANGE OF HOURS
Ifa ~ Id On and after FRIDAY. the 18th,
SHXs,kx-,AsSthe Trains on this road Will
LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG
Express. daily. except Sundays. at .4-D A. NJ
Accommodation, daily, except sundays, .
Mail, daily at. ......---....25o +. NJ
LEAVE PETERSBURG FOB RICHMOND; a,
Accommodation Ace daily. except Sundays, =,
Mail daily, except Sundays, at 20 p NJ
Passengers for Glover I'LL viii take the Express
URDAYS. T. II. WHINE,
noa-ts Superintendent.
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rURPlN. ROPER 4 MIN

TURPlN, ROPER Z MUIR
.-&-- UNDERTAkEkS,
mOnd, Va,
Keep cCn.tantiy on hand al kinds Of ready made
COFFINS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
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Il COMMISSiCN MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND. VA,
Give attention to the sale of TO BACCO, WHEAT.
CORN, &c. and respectfully solicit consis nments.
WILLIAM JETER. late Of Ciarksville,
NC. READ, late of Barksdale Il Read.
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n nOYTS AND SHOES Nan.


TO ORDER.-We are nov a.
- have been tor some time na.,, aug <64Q
snred work To order. and having sni, making m.s
ufacturiDg establishment. we ha"a 'nrms,
ties ~ serve our customers and ths IisHef iass
~ With everything poitaning g. tbe 'ppAle se.sr,
making business We also maks Zoo noot AZ a..
for cavalry purposes; Weliingtoa a. om,cer BE-,
Boots; plain stitcned and ehanpsi - asais.,o,
since. double and cork sole Hoos. Wthm Bp,,
TO- order Boots and Shoes Tor defor,,ss saso Ma.,
We will undertake TO make wort ~ an,si.
and sly lie worn both in this corntrr syeerq vNs,
MMMhCCs HARRIS & BpI
NJ. NsNzEL. Foreman. "'0''ean Ae..l
n TOCOUNTRY MERC uASr.
AND FAkMERS.-We resnae,s,s
>O3tnvlte the attention of country n,ap
tai tnern TO examine our lsr.e ana Igyhaha ia
stock OF Boots aud Shoes, be fore u,st eiI 1sor,s
chases 10 convince and avail your own .islr d,
Gail at G.HEIIFph istsr.s-
1SS Broad ST.. bctween 81 coS
HEYp TRUNKS. CARPET re-. Nf
EflNces. School Bags and Travst Vs.
A"ocnolcc assortment of the hest na Ban
AZ ,,.p y. ELLER L Cn'sas
-- ioS D'oaa st. between sta s.as,
IL LADIES' NETAluc
49, BOOTS, Over-Shoes and Rab,.V' LR.
first quality. at G.HELIERh ~ olas
~ JUSTRECEIVED sno,...
3 Ladies' and Childrsn's Boo,,. .,ssnPpId
IT the hest quality, and selling At low n,aa stfs
oroa0 street. u HkLLFRSnR
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Ensineer and Sup't N. Il +. X. ]


Go ATs from RlCHM6N nj " TO LY Us k,
three times week. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
E Boat As Sss s5 low w pf 4 WsoD.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. GEO. c. LAYN1.
Boat BRISTOL, Capt. CHAs. ]. JOHNSON.
B BSs G ELK sc SRI CAPT ws
These Boats are all of the first Glass; and com-
manded by careful and experienced Captains. and
leave promptly as advertised The subscr iber thank.
full for past avors rally bestowed for the past
WM. r: cox. Agsnt,
At the Shed. Dock ss..ip rear Of old Gas Works
eA THE ADAMS, EXPRESS con-.
SELN PANY; Isi NAN Sr;s h. Ing resumed
SrFAhTTfERRsfb fkkGRk and kcH
NOKE, which leave NEW YORK every WED-
Rk 6Sp y va WkbN nps sgSe RAH
pal places in VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA,
are now prepared to forward, with great dispatch,
able Parcels, Jewelry, c.. to the above named c-
ties, and all places on the seaboard.
0 * q h b who w
give their personal attention to the careful banding
ST fia P EXPREss '''- - -~-'''' w.
points in Virginia and North Carolina will he sent
BY Steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on day Of sailing, until So'clk
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages Tor Nor
folk, Pete rsburg, Richmond, and all places in Vir
and sE
hereafter he received by the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, who are the authorized az eats for Ex-
Pom Once Of the New YORK and Virginia s.sam.h,
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS. Ag';s.
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nK. ls1OfLAND'S GERMAN BiT1 ERs
DR. RO0FLAND'S HALSAMIC CORDIAL.
THs great STANDARD medicines Of IN present. age,
haze GcGUi,.G thar g,ect popularity oaty thr0Rgh
years Of f,iaI UatoKaf>d snsiStnetion Is sea1e,sd
By them 'n al eases, an& The eop!s haze pronounced
thera i,ertSy.
LTVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE. DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM. DIS EASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and eli diseases arising from dlSo*Gered lSrsy o,
s.saksss Of :hs stomach sna dgesttrs orgnas, are
spesdiiq and psr'aaasatiy cHysd ~ sSs GERMAN
TIE BILSlMIC cos DIAL has aeqnirsd q ,eya-
tGts0n SnrYnSsfag that Of arg similar PTspGrata0n
s1tamt II tc,I' cure, WITHOUT FAIL, shs "7ess So
COUGH. COLD, OF EOARSENESS, BRON-
CHITIS, INFI JENA. CROFT, fNEU-
MONA, INCIPIENTCONSU MPTION,
and has perfcro,sd ths na0st astonishing cTss srsS
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
fee 3oses t0ul aISe q. o5sce cheek ard rkYe the
MOS; ssvers DIARREtAA p:ocssdi.s from COLE IN
THE Bowels.
These snsdicsaes are PREPARED By Dr.. G. NJ. JACK
SON & Co., No. Alb Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa,
and sold 6y druggists and dealers IN medicines
srcrywhe7e, at IS csfts per bottle. The SIGNATURE If
C. NJ. JACKSON iri!! Be On the c~tssds tcyG2rer W
each bottle.
y7,stors called EygRYsoDT's ALMANAC, yox Ut,
parts Of tas eon.try. These A!n:ahacs ars sivss
FUKCELL, LADD L Co. Agents,
10 R.HbIInrG.
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- CMiCAERING PIANOS 70
NY" 81 dosf no~
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DRIDGFORD & CO., General Commission and
Va. D. b. BRIDGFORD,
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S.
N. TINSLEY PATE.

u H. SKINKER Co., Grocers and Conn
T.. mission Merchants, No: Cary street, Rich
mond, Va, offer their services for the sale of
Wheat, Corn, Flour, Tobacco, sc. The usual
advances made on cons|gnments.
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TICKETS can be secured at the follow

PASSENGERS br eakfast and SUP at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acauia
Greek and Washington.
M For further information, apply atthls once.
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't.
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DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
Januar !, 1860. DAVID J. SAUNDERS, Jr.

The subscriber, in retiring from the Grocery
business takes this method of returning his sincere
during the past eight ears. and most cordially re-
commends TO their confluence the new firm of John
F. SAUNDERS co. ! can be found at the old
stand. where all persons having claims against me
will present them for ment. and those indebted
to me will make payment with as little delay as
possible. u. w. SAUNDERS.
ja9-d&cwlm
niSSOLUTION.-Th concern of WILSON 4
- BOSHER is this day dissolved by mutual cen
partner IN winding up the business of.le concern
CHAS. III. B0SHER.
RICHMOND, Jan. 2, 1850.
New Concern:-The, sgbscribey will cenIn NY
at the old stand of Wilson Il Bosher, corner 18th
and Main sts and takes this occasion to return
thanks for the liberal PATRONAGE bestowed on the
late concern and hopes. by strict attention to
business, TO merit contIHuance OF the same. J.
Family and JobDing Goods, to which most re-
specially invite the attention of N, friends and
the public. CHAS. Nj. BOSHER.
A Card.-The subscriber in retiring from the
,irocery Business takes THIS method OF returpins
his sincere thanks To his old friends for their lib
era patronage during number of years, and most
cordially recommends to their confluence my late
partner and successor. MIR. CHAS. NJ BOSHER
rs gentleman In every WAY worthy OF their conf
dence. can be found at SAMUEL < WILSON'S.
jas-dIm& cwlm JOHN ]. WILSON.
W-tAKY = EKSisip.-The subscribers have
pose of carrying on GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS in the city Of Richmond. and have
taken the Office on Shockoe Slip, lately occu pied By
A. s SAMUEL. They hope. by persona. attention to
business. to merit the patronage of their friends
and the public generally. A. s. SAM L Ell,
}. J. WILSON.
A Card.-I take this opportunity ofreturning my
sincere thanks to my old friends and patrons fer
their liberal support, and hope to receive con-
tinuation OF the same to the new concern.
a3-dlm&cw3m 4. S. SAM Ell.
(1O.PARTNERSHIPN OTlCE.-Bavsg ad-
" united Mr.. JOS. N. VAUGHAN, OF No,toway
county, Va as partner into our concern, it will
hereafter be conducted IN the name and style of
JOHNSON. TRUEH EART II VAUGHAN.
Mr.. AR INSTEAD MILLER has no longer any
interest in our business. b JOHNSON,
BAT. TRUEHEART,
JOS. N. VAUGHAN.
Having sold nv interest in the concern of
JOHNSON l. TRUEHEART, | bes leave, in retir
ing from the late concern. to thank my friends for
the liberal patron .ge extended to US. and hope
they will continue to patrnnlZe the n W house.
ia l4-2m ARMlSTEAD Nj iLLER.
tSS1LI N.-The CO. partnership of
- Wake & CO. was dissolved on the 3lst uit.,
by Limitation. The business of the firm Will be set
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at
the old stand, No. Is, Main street.
I. H. Wake,
A. SIMS.
January9, 1860. ia l0-2w
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1 p|Rr . s1s5
and SURPLUS. Issues policies on the lives q slaves
e. ~ cde RE hs.ness Il the Company Is Goa
Gned erinsireiy to this State, and having no ~ en-
cies every risk has the personal saperT,sIn OF ~
own officers. giving better security ior tns pro-
lection Of the insurers interests
Parties RESIDING in the country hav'pE Negsoes
to where Err, 4 r' Se with ali ne
cesaary papers, pom application bv mail, or at the
Once. No. l5s Main street. doors from corner of
18th. whore the officers will take pleasure IN giving
any 'n'''H'' '' David cURRiE. President.
Ro. A. ToMPxiNs. Secretary.
DR: M. BURTON. Medical Examiner.
p iCHMOND AGENCY OF THE SOUTH
PR0TEcTIoN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Chartered BY the Lesislatuys Of yirssn's ~ LISA.
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, ayyXNHDSRiIAv VA.
InGures on the Cash and Mutual PIan'
HENRY v; THOMAS s.ss' SSs:slys 3. ghAKEY.
Ed. sANGsFER.,n MM;p; NAAsSSEEY,
S I'll + S ARs1hE kFsMfh sAETER.
WIS VIZ NJ P! fufSER WI WI s WKtdar.
HENRY w. THOMAS, President.
I. B. ROBERTSON. Vice President.
TH0s; T; HILL, Treasurer.
JAS. L. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for an granted ana esrs
~ '''' ''' ;: & !: S2Ssh,.
14th St., Exchange Hotel Building,
v,.r =. . ~ p:0 = N11G.
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JAMES u. BROWNIES
j ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street. next to the Mechanics Institute
IRON RAILlNGS, VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &C.; alse, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS. and every other KIND OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
ia Particular attention given toenciosng Buriai
Lots In the city and country.
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MEDICAL: CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his ser
~! wees to the public in the treatmentof all secret
branch gives DR.. r. : claim to public favrr.-Ofics
On Etanklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
Ways on hand, supply Of the ''CHEMICAI EX-
IhACr De FLOWEkS;" one Of the very best
clnes sent TO order. All commv nicatons By letter
or otherwlse PROMPTLY attsnd0 to. Richmond. "a
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ID UPTURECUREDF FOR FIVE DOLLARS
N DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
cal man Who has a. Examined this instrame " pro-
nounces it superior to all others. Ii desired, We
will cheerfnlly refer to any Of the very numerous
Truss Persons owning valuable slaves thus aflliot-
3D. should procure one, they being 50 durable, and
to any part of the country by Express or mail.
For the Truss, or information concerning it, id
dress G. e. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va
Person. not knowing VI, can send their money 10
any merchant or friend in this city.
The Truss can be had also at MessYp MEADEA
BAKERS and MIli1SPAUGH 4 yOHNSrON'S
Drasglsu. my9-ly
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VNTM. SATTLER co.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS. PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer .
arge supply Of Painters and Artists Brushes, of
superior quality, to which we call tho attention Of
our customers
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- JOHN w. FRAySER.
so AFOTHECART AND DRUGGIST,
&E Successor to J. w. Po1LARDl 18th street,
~ between Broad and Grace, would invite the
attention of purchasers to his stock 81 DRl GS,
MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, FLUID, GAR
DEN AND FLOWER SEED, and FANCY AR
TICLES. consisting of Brushes, Combs. Hair Oils,
Pc rfumery. &c-evers thing, indeed. usually found
IN Drug Stores, which he will sell at the lowest
rates
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared at all
houIs. both DAY aud NIGHT.
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iHHE. BEST COUGH SYRUP

Il LOGoH
The hes. COUGH SYRUP in the word is
HARTSHORNE'S PICTORIAL. SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepared ly chemist, and is pro-
nouncsd by medical men and those who have used
it, to re the best preparatiOn for COUG rs, COLDS,
CATARRH, BRONCHITIS, HOARSENESs,
SORE THROAT FROM A COLD, and y proven
tive of that lion Of diseases, CONSUMPTION.
Persons who siDs should use it. 1t is pleasant to
the taste sotens clears and gtkens the voice,
prevents taking cold.
"a Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81.
N. B.-If you are bilious. and have a bad cold,
use HARTSHORNE'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
They remove all bile and colds from the SYSTEM
Twenty five cents a box. Sold by all Dru sgists in
Richmond. se lS-6m
A VIRGINIA KEMEDY.-MRS DAVIS
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
Richmond and its vicinity for tine past fifteen or
twenty years. and has always proved eiflcacious in
Coughs and Colds. The following certificate was
Voluntarily given by Rev. Mr.. Wlles in 1854:
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March q, 1884.
MI, Z. =. WALTER-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that - Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir"
gurChashed of you, has acted like charm upon my
little dan when she had the WhooPing Cough
very bad. have used IT also in cases Of Colds, at
tended with severe hing. and in every the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation as an excellent medicine. and in
my Judgment no family ought to be without It.
A. WILIs,
Pssso. Of TIE TIE n F. Church. South. on the Caroline
For sale by Mrs. A. B. Days, Fisher + Winston,
sissJIs - =. X - -; - AOoss
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DARKS L. MINER,
L WHOLESALE g ROGERS AND PROVISION
DEALERS,

on MHD4. prlme BACON Sides, city cured. new;
Halns. new; 10 boxes Dried Beef Tongues u bbis.
hump Pork; 40 bbls No; Alswiys.; $50 bills. No.
halfhbs. No. Cut HeTFiass; No. Sand NJ Scke-:
rel, in KITS bbls.. and half bills; 0D hbls. James
bbl. Calclned .'Plsster fne and superiins; lao
bushels PIaseeFng Hair; 200 bhls. Rockand Lims;
LOO balaa prise shipping Hay; OOv bushels Penn
q lyanla Oats: .eQ0 bushels Old Corn l0ue Ausk-
sls prime Mercer Potatoes; O0Oh hels Shipstpf;
asat. ny RkIDGFORD 4 CO.. % the Dcck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmond. Nov. LIST, 1882 no Its
GEORGE DARBY, Manufacturers Agent tor
" the sale Of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOUL DINGS, &C.. A large assortment constant
ly on hand Orders, by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended to. No. Is. Governor street. Rchm0ndi
Va Young cele brated Smooth Sawed INGLE
MACHINE put up In any part OF the state. ct
abort notice. " Z-0ln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

The undersigned have this day formed a CO.
partnership under the style of MiLLSPAUGH
READ, for the purpose Of conducting the SHIP
BROKERAGE BUSINESS, and respectfully So
lict the patronage of their friends and the pubic.
A. MILLSPAUGH,
JAMES q. READ.
Cary and 18th sts., near the Dock.
Richmond. Jan. !, 1860. ia 2-1m'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

"A AUCiIONEER And COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales Of HORSES,
Mules; WAGONS &c at the Horse Lot, every
Stock intended for sale will please be entered be-
fore the mOrni ng IF the gala.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

NTOTICE-TO FARMERS AND MER-
- CHANTS WHO USE AND DEAL IN
GROUND PLASTER.-We wond call your spe-
eial attention to our stock; now in hand, OF the
best WINDSOR SOFT BLUE PLASTER. pur-
chased with special reference to the interest Of the
farmer and The trade generally.
From our long experience in the business. and Civ
it pei sonal attention. seeing that every bar
rel is well coorered and in good shipping order and
the Plaster thoroue hiy pulverZad--we hazard no.
th!ng IN sayin that II will be to your interest to
give Us call. Farmers sending bags will be fur
uIshed at one dollar less per ton. liberal dis
count to the trade. Observation-Disclosures, Daven-
port & Co, Jas. T. Butler, and other merchants.
J. & II. F. SHARP, Steam Plaster Mill,
No I3--6m~ SOuth side of the Deck r Richmond