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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08

sailing OF Dr.. Hayes Arctic Expeaatssa.
Bosros, July =, lSe.
Dr. Hayes Arctic expedition lei At 30 r. n, In tsw
Of the steamer r. B. Forbce. salute fred Ne
wharf previous to sailing The Of the vcssc, VS.
changed 10 the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08

The DIRECTORS or THE GREAT EASTERN Con-.
ING TO THEIR SENsEs-We are glad To announce
that the persons in charge of the big ship have
seen the folly Of their attempt to carry out the
high price system for visiters, and have reduced
the tariff one half-that is, fifty cents for adult
visitors, and quarter for the little folks. They
have also appointed Mr.. II. G. Jarrett, a clever
en,rqrenesr, to take charge Of the visiting de-
partment Of the ship, and arrange excursions to
her from all the principal cities and towns
throughout the country. 1t is also stated that
In the course Of the month the Great Eastern
will make an excursion to some point on the
seaboard-we suggest Cape Msy-returning on
the next day after her departure.
All these things lock well and sensible. The
new regime, under which the ship Is entirely In
the hands Of persons acquainted with the pecu-
liarities of our people, will begin on tomorrow,
and during the next month we may expect to
see the city flooded with strangers who will
come to see one Of the greatest wonders of the
world. The directors of the Great Eastern
have taken the proper step just In time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08

THE PorIrcM REVOLUTION IN New ESa-
LASp.-The insurrectionary abolitionists of Mas
sschusetts celebrated the national anniversary
az birmingham, and they improved the occa-
sion 70 take the backsliding black republicans
to task for having tried TO purge the platform
Of "Old Abe" from some Of It's most odious mig
gerisms. The New England black republicans
are beginning to be afraid Of the effect on the
people Of what the Tribune calls "the half
truths Of Douglasism," and on several occasions
have softened their antislavery enunciations.
A new black Douglass, from Chicago, came for
ward at birmingham to attack Lincoln and the
political abolitionists as unsouud, and Senator
Wilson took up the cudgel for bis friends He
proved to the satisfaction Of the assembled in
surrcctionists that the new black Douglass was
in the wrong, and that "Old Abe" and bis fol-
lowers were John Brown men up TO the hilt
and good enough insurrectionists, at least until
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25
Opinion OF DIR. Geo. h. Wood,

OF Philadelphia, in ard to the curative proper
ties OF the Virginia Hot Springs, In Rheumatism,
GOut and Chrome He patttIs.
In his work the Practice of Medicine, the be st
nne Of the Professors in the University of Penn
sylvana and one of the most eminent medical
men of the age thus notices these waters az remc-
dial agents: Under the head of Chronic Rhenna-
ttSns. he says, second edition. vol. page 443,
Woods Practice Of Medlcine.I THE Hot Bath
taken ally and perse vered in for = considerable
time, often does much good and obstinate local
affections sometimes give way TO stream Of hot
water directed upon them, or the hot douche. A
visit to the Hot Springs in Virginia may be recon-
mended'
Under the head of Goxt: "The Hot Springs of
Virginia are sometimes very beneficial" Vol !.
page AGA second &c edition. Weeds pTassice Under
second edition, vol 9, p. 46l .'Ths Hot Springs of
Virginia have also been found useful, EN- poy ed in
the form of bath" my 2i-d3twlt
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/, r. A. JErER,

A@ SURGEON DENTlST.
mO Once on Main, below Pearl street, nsIt
door to p. Horton Keaob's trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price 4 Co.'S Dry
Goods store.
house. would be pleased TO see those with whom 10
aas engagements. and has made ex,ensiye pfsss'
lions performed il the most approved and scisntlss
styl 10 known to the Profession, and all work done
BY him warranted IN give satisfaction. toeD-N
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r.. 1899. ..spring sna Saaner...ie6o. ~
An 4nrfRx NEW STOCK.
Nes* secs JOHN L. SMTTHgR,
Large and Attractive stock Of
DkY 9O0DS-Fosoign md Domestic.
Ladioos DRk 0OlS00,
= CLOTHS and cAsSIMEREe.
lilk ami Marseilfes Vk0TINOo
TIE ou6uesibQY hAe juUt received o
NRW STOCK OF GOODS,
bought In perspn It AUCTION, h New Yos1.
s!haI ss MI e q 29SIrisss ID Dsrs:
Bsastial BRREsESS eo. xp,xs,
LINENS ana DAMAsks; PRINTS end LAWNS.
sl.S1FasIS.s' ''o'snsa'of
CAssIMEAfs ,,,,.r,~o.
Of .v.ry sr.as and color. for GENTS WEAR.
osss"9TtW wEEDs and LINENS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS;
lsrGo assortment Of :
PLANTATION GOODS,
of every variety and price, and many other goods
usually kept in Dry Goods store.
The subscriber il determined to oter tho pubic
and hs friends the best selected and cheapest lot OF
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS.
ever dsplaye in the city, and will sell the same ~
the lowest rates to cash purchasers. Call, before
oayin& elsewhere on rnuN am,rurp
aD4-dAv3m No. n Main street.
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DENTISTRY.


DR.. ID. COULLlNG, DENT Is r.,
MyVYSS may hereafter be found at his ONCE, No
~AGH AWta Main street, between 9th and 10th,
prepared to attend to his professional engage
menta. NH 3m
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ..rAs Cleo
plastic and Vucanite Process,-9. W.
~Ap JONES, DENTIST. having the night for The
above mode of making Teeth, and beins satlshsd
Of its absolute superiority over all other methods,
can with confidence commend 1t to those desirn,
full or partial sets Of teeth, and especially such
IS may DO dissatisfied with those they are nov
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, ensbiss
aim to insert one or more teeth ,rithoMi elasps-
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession, North and South,
testimonials Will be given and specimens exhib,s
10 thoso wishing TO see them. Sets Of Teeth, on
gold or any other plate viii Of course be inside lo'
tracing, and all other operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEc-
TRICFrY trithout pain
II Office on Main street, opposite Corlnthan
Hall notify
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TAILORING, &c.

SAMUEL y. UuRCH is now IN ny
employ as CUTTER, and desires bis !ot'
~ mer TttMds and patrons to call snf e1aia
w inc the large and varled sssorsiass, o.
A CLOTHS. CASSiMERES and VEsTiNos,
as we Il as Ready Made Clothing, which ne Is nos
prepared to furnish theIn on as good terms anu ~
as good ST. 10 as any similar house IA the state
- VIM. IRA SMITH, ia Main -.
NkW CLOTHING sTOtk.. Inc
subscriber, A. agent, will open stoai NY
~ Is b, IN the stare now occupied Dy NJ y.
e. Barton. Ma. lv0 Main street, al sn'''s
@s new stock Of
CLOTHING AND ,.,oo.
= GENTS FURNISHING COON,
which he Is hsv NJ manaf- ctured andei AZ o 80
upervision, and hopes with his expsflshes 80
KIN wieege Of the business, he Can oder sues
stock n viii meet tho waSts Ard ssca'e Inc s''
ronaxe Of his friends.
The stare will be rehtted 10 suit the bus ne, ~.
and every sds,rt vii. lie made 10 produce ~ w
necessary articles a ad IN such st,se rs va ""''
WIN. =. TUPMAN,,
mvA.dts Late Of Tupmsa h Hal,
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. CHIN A, GLASS,
~ AND EARTHENwARE,
SPRING TRADE, 1865.
GEO. J. SU NER h co,
CHINA, GLASS; AND QUEENSWAkE

No. 20. Pearl or Ath street, Richmond Va
In consequence Of unavoidable delay in the com
pletiOn of our new warehouse, on Governor street
We shall be unable to remove until the Sprln, traio
closes; and our friends will find us at the old looA
ton, No. 20 Pearl street, for another season.
Our stock II now daily arriving. and is the srgest
and most complete stock Of EARTHENWARE
we invite the attention Of the merchants OF Vlr-
ginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, who NAV
visit this market, to our prices, couhdel that ve
can successfully compete with the iary 1T houses
in any OF the Northern States.
We only ask them to give us the prefere. 20 over
Northern houses, provided we can do an well for
them. We ask nothing more,
Tho most experienced packers employed. and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of Stonewqre
low rs II can he purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention 10 tho
execution of orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

"a White sulphur Water
FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
(reenbrIer Co., Va.
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS.
bottIing. and the transported water is now per,
feet as when taken from ITS source, Address all
orders TO PURCELL. LADD 4 CO,
General Agents for the U States,
apA-Sm Richmond Va.
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- e. CARTWRIGHT. FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE, ON GOVERNOR ST.,
RE,TWE ZEN Al A I'M Ann ERANRl.TN

4. GATHk1GHT. FCMNIIC =
WAREHOUSES, ON GOVERNOR ST,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
m1n1has on hand at this time the largest and
hest stock Of FURNITURE he has ever
offered to his friends and the pubilca large portion
of which being CITY he pledg ca tO
sell for less profit than mere tofore. Painted, Im-
itation and Solid Oak, Walnut Walnut, Mahogany and
al S1. ST. les Maree Top THBLEs; sI.s, VIII
ROBES, from $40 up; fETE A-TETES, DlvANS.
SOFAS. from Sl3 up to SIS; Jenny Lind BED
STEADS, from 50 to SIS; beautiful BrOestelle.
Plush, Lasting and Hair Cloth PARLOR SUITS
also, C0UCHES and BED LOUNGES, at twenty
FIVE per cent. less than can be purchased else
where; in fact, HIS stock embraces every article
usually kept in his line: Call and examine
fore purchasing elsewhere Also, q large assort-
me at of Recumbent Invalid, Arm, Easy and Re.
vOlving CHAIRS: MATTRESSES, Hair and
Shuck, and BEDDING. NH 3l-dJm
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"A Bu-netrs Superior Extracts, for flavor.
ing CUS1AkDS, PIES. BLANC NANCE, ICE
pared from Fruits of the best quality, and hishl,
ooncentrat ed
and Famii les. respectfully invited to the above
pamed Ext racts. They have all the freshness and
prepared, md are less expensive. Try them:
Sold at wholesale by JAS. r. DUVAL. FISHER
& WINSTON and W. l.. WARING, and at retail
BY traders generally. fe X-3m
~ ave never could sell anything but
Preston & Merriil's Yeast Powders heretofore !;
but since have sold your VIRGINIA, YEAST
POWDE RS, cannot sell any other They are
certainly the greatest Powders ever had" writes
a country merchant.
Another from Raleigh, N. c., says: :" Please
seud me 10 gross more Of your VIRGINIA YEAST
POW d c'RS. for sold the last quicker than | ex,
persons who have used them once never want any
other. Yours, F. THEN"
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
L. WAIVER. Manufacturer,
my l9-sm Corner 9th and Broad ats.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRk GOODS. >.
" 1t is admitted ty almost everybody, that the
rha a. r0 ou 1srv NJ

u 1t is admitted ty almost everybody, that the
cheapest goods You can buy, 10 at
JOS EPH STKAtSE'S. No. Nam street.
the best colors and hsndscmest patterns, at s.
and 10 cents;7 " pieces fine Bleached Cotton at s
and Scents worth 10; the best yard wide un6 dressed
at i2i cent?, selling ever. where at ls co., vaIds
the handsomest patterns Lawns; fine Jacone IS; Or;
founced Robes, from the lowest prices ny; 8 go
ExtensIon Skirts. 2o cents and higher; Is Silk Par
the none, 800 Stella Shawls, all colors and quail
ties. from the Lowest prices: 81 and up wards;
&c; the finest and best French Needle Worked
Ladies' Cambria Collars and Cambria Bands. as
irish Linens; Marseilles Bosoms; black Silk Mi,ts:
Gloves: Carpet Rugs, Cassimeres Jeans: Tweeds
for men and boys wear; Farmers Saunthe cheap
est Goods IN the city All ask call from and
ali to satisfy yourselves that at No. Nam ST.,
my4-Im JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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MR,SAMuKL GoOpG-Dsar Sir In reply to your
INJURY OF last evening, with regard to the PsrIna
nemcs Of the benefit which derived from the use
ri tie Hot SPRING. Bsths described In my letter
TO Dr.. Thomas Goods. under date Of SEPT 8. lss6.
time my health has continued uniformly .ood; and
two years additional experience and ooeerva1On
have only confirmed and etrengthened ny previ.
ose estimate Of the vemaedist powers q the Hot
baShs IN oaaos Of obstinate and deeD-eeeeedctrOA-
- seiins Of gratitude for my owSp yssto,stion
hss "a me 70 veo0mmend the nee Of these baths
Is many fSiends suffering from disesses TOR which
~ HuS Springs had proved beaehctal 20 others,
ana Il hsa heen source Of pleasure end sesslac-
ficn 10 ne 10 knOw that have thus beea lnstru-
mentel m prOsa0ting their reoOvory. The increas-
iiaE issiitsss o. travel will 100. make the Hot
the Union, and Il 10 destined. e no dIstsas Ssrsod
to occupy the front rank among the estebFsesd
mineral WateTGO the country.
Years truly, =. - CLAAA'
Hss springs In Ahesmasisa.
Csse q r. O. UAlss, Esa.. Of Alexandris. Va
Disease OfD ygARs dara&se9 Sore4 - IWc WrsHHss
ALuxAND1lA. Va, AuSoss H. 49,
tsss5 s. - isssly ~ hissds . Wit q Hot
90. .i{eS 81 esssss ted II lawns on :
sssU - 9sally - ths ysas D.s aa9Woee ~
- ~ = ~ - ~ oeeeeeeA
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~OCHINA, QUEENsWAKE ANN
~ GLASS, 81
AZ No. 10 Pearl. Or Il.h street.
- In addition to q full stock M all
times, at WHOLESALE, we viii Iesn q. ,a ~
on hand choice supply ofStaple and Fancy aod,
it in mind that have removed to No. T. pcsnSaf
or ATH STREET. hhhL,
VIM: +. BUTLER 4 SON
Importers Of China and Ear,nenvs,.
my Sl-lm A' sh"He.
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1900 - 20.
I'LL LITfaW. i h1STrs...,,sss
IA Hkf6A s1 ksS ~ el sSSa !. .i! .S.1
sss = s:, :.i ssl,s e. s e..
in The city. call : soi.stsS 's'a' % AM Ssss;
- tsss n6ssEs III II. T q AZ III,
49, ysnaad = SGeFsd 10 sentIe ss Nh ever ~
lsal,s cAa0NODR6s ETEES[ ' sss.,ws .tcA Con-.
sv0uIsey III 1s4cisien the ohisss. s =, voA-
asis ySs"r u: ~ TIE narkst Win !" s:sh
sFLESs Hpsif bs.ss SIN si: g.
81 sas A9srls9s Weseh Coalaay 3 Ssn.,xS
1TT leS EN- the,f new Three. QSassss yea-
| "MACHsy Hn Ievemihle centre narscs VI flate
nSse Wstchee havo been tested -
~ sna Hron0aneed sl1ost fautiess ~ eesent
dence. however. of their ",c evi-
VI Iofeisn manuiacture. about tho ss,ns aeenee
R1ce, - the universal satisfacti"n fnnc grade Of
ar and tho great increase Of mae !has
any quality Of the above w.,eh.. .,,
gold ar siveT. Tho pubic are lnyp.s, !" Si.asr
EXAMINE Tor themselves, as the Wstcb"". CAL and
exhibited add explained with xreas n,sswil VIII 10
p'inteo rrarahH acnDm Dan.es each VI tch ~.
4. b; HUMPHREYS, No AZ M Nm sold.
my It's Immediately opp. Vt. Charles Ho ~:
r. WIN. ID q n, Chrono,o.,... . :.
~ p the Admiraty.-l have ."rna Walker
,Hz WATCHES made by the above c., o. the
maksI. Just received from the cas- so Dn'ssd
For sale very low according t. ap nnS ssunt,.-
really fine Watch. call at No. IS Main st,s:, FOR
side, 81 door above l4th street '''ee'' north
. CHAS. C., LJ,Nsnvs
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Letter of DIR. Francis +. Luckett, OF Rich
mOnd. Va.


His opinion of the value of the Hot Springs ar a
curative agent IN various Chronic Diseases.
RICHMOND, VA, May 18th. 1860.
MY DEAR SIR-ln response to your inquiries
upon the subject, take much pleasure in lu nish-
and remedial prOpe rites OF the Hot Springs water
Having resided for four years or longer at the
Warm Springs, tbut five miles distant,) engaged
in the practice of my profession, most favorable
opportunities were afforded me. numerous in
stances, for observing the curative Influences of
these waters, and do not hesitate to say that |
believe them to be the most reliable and efficient
agents the treatment and cure of the large class
of diseased conditions to which they are adapted,
in this country. | will enumerate as follows -
Chronic Rheumatism and tout, PARALYSIS in Its
different forms. Neuralsia, Diseases of the Liver
with its various complications and conseQue ces,
as jaundce. indigestion. Obstlnat constr patton
dropsical illusions, &c.; VSctral cngOrg enents,
of the Spleen and other organs. irritation of the
spinal column, with It's attendant consequences
the numerous class Of determines arising from in
jures to muscles and joints; Chronic DiarrhGa,
dependent upon tOrpidity Of the iiver or debility ;
Engagement and Endorsements of the Cteris,
attended with suppressed, diminished or painful
seoretlOn; Enlargement Of Prostate Gland. Such
is my confidence IN the curative action OF the Hot
Spout that shall seek Its and. the coming sum
ner in my own case, for the relief Of torpid
liver. with rheumatic complication.
suing season, as heretofore, that extended patron
age which both the value of the water and the adj
mirable accommodations Of the place are SO well
entitled to secure, remain, very truly, yours.
+. +. LUCKETT.
s GoOpE. ESQ Hot Springs. Bath county. Va.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE n
PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-A
~ From Ii to - per cent. saved by buy
Ing from ]. H. ANTHONY,
NyNA Columbian Hotel building.
Aoieskin Hats of best quality, % 20; d.. second
quality, on; fashionable Silk Hats, 90; hne cali
sxn sewed Boots, 80; Congress Cater Boots. =;
6ue calf skin sewed Shoes, Is.
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city OF Phiadephia
to supply him with handsome and substan tial cali
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpre
ceden.ed low price OF THREE DOLLARS AND
HALE, oc 31d6wts
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- = : .'' .
CHINA, GLASS. Ac

AoE HHNFEEsT TlRH Wv sWAss,EE6,GEy!ccEE@
CHINA, GLASSWARE HctisHEr U
GOODS r At : \ - ! MAIN NT E APP FANCY
TO MR.; JOHN DuOLEY'S HAT Sr1aiv DgUR
Iraders Bank OF Richmond having b"ns :, Il, ,hs
house we now occupy, we are compelled " " tne
The store within one month We tisretn1s" cave
goods all fresh and of the latest ,tyles ~ our
keepers and the trade at great sacr6es mouse ..
nave no othei way to dispose of them. To W..
most astonishing bargains, call at Aoses
SCHAAP co. q. ~ Main s,,...
a great variety Of Fancy Baskets. Bird ,su.
extremely low to sell out wiz We sold
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CARRIAGES, &C., FOR SALE.
BOOTS, Shoes, DO.


beautiful Ladies' heeled Moroc- Eif1H
co Slippers. at 81 a PAIR, and fine Caters, kAfAA
" e. HELLER CO.'S.
Trunks. Saae. at S
est prices, just received at c,,
l.rs. variety of Ladies. G Hsh k,d, English Eo
Lasting, Congress, Front Lace and Side Lace
Caters Bu'kn' s'Os;s' H Iii :ild very SSs
lss Broad street, between sth and 9th.
80. TO THE LADIES OF RICH.
cAA1EpRsSs s II No. s1eat
!iety Of styles. among WIFI h are The following
and asS
Heeled Kid Congress Boots; LADIES, Hseled Cloth
Caters, several Qualities Ladies Heslsd French
without heel Ladies' Morocco and KID Busklns.
without heels; Misses Hseled Morocco and Goat
pers Misses Heeed French Boots, new style
without heels; Chlldren's Copper Tigt Bootess.
stsl together with any other style or ssaiit y
fashionable emporium No 3 sS Ss' g. FACE ,s
HRssS SSEr 1sR N r FHkicfsSechAs>
/yBEHLE. Broad street, between I'd and ID
ssfysnts Wear constantly on hand and dshes any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his limo,
e. sn he as TO
tsA . eSTtshD FaAb f 81 szSSFF~&
AONE.-We are low prepared to furnish our
customers. friends and the public generally, with
want either of our own manufacture or imported.
either for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, Boys. or
Children. the latest sty les and of the best quail
ity. We also keep on hand large assortment oil
TRUNKS and BONNET CASES for Ladies, OF the
most approved styles and finest quality. Also,
CARPET BAGS and VALlCES Of every sty lie and
description, all of which will he sold low either by
wholesale or retail, by ALEX HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Boots and Shoes,
III Main street, Richmond. Va.
GRHAT n = INJECTION IN THE =.
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aAvINaa BAN KS.

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK..
Chartered by the Lsgisiatmye az va.
CAPITALISM COO.
MON received on deposit in sums Of + v h
DOLLARS and upwards, which interest ut the
rate Of six per centum per annnm = paid for sums
RODS, int. rest at the rate of per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and cert ihcates issued by the
Cashier, +. HTAkkE, at the store OF F.. b.
spence. corner Of Main and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va. ~ :
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a. Axae and EeySrTTn M cursr
AND LIMBS.
EveSx day We hear 5, Gf the wonderful merits Of

STILL ANOTHER CUkE: .
Every day We hear Of the wonderful merits OF
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
SALUpA, Middlesex Co., Wax
August IL. 1859.
Messys. Mortimer + Mowbray:
Gentlemen 1T 10 With unaffected pleasure bear
testimony 70 the great merit Of Your HAMPIOk,.S ~
TINCTURE. 1 was taken last Spring with the
asue and fever, and debility Of chest and limbs.
tired various medicines, but found Lo relief; but
on being advised by friend to try your Tincture,
| did so. and am now ENJOYING excellent heait9;
You can use this as best suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
+. ADDISON BRIsToW
Call and get pamphlets and see cures OF Cough
rheumatism, Scfofula, &c. -
~ recommended.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND CAlLDREN.-This TING
TURE viii be found . great medicine Tor al theiI
diseases.
~ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures,
Boid By PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond
~ Or. COOKE, FredercksbgIE; BY Al the Dr1S
BRAY. baltimore; and BY Druggists and Shop
"a my 7-d6CWts
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- .IO1niNG: CLoIn,eS.,:, xv,

IA no MAIN STREET,
Thu subscribers having purchased ~
I NJ M..sv. TurNaN Il Hull their eBtise siecA
IL and lease OF the ssoss are nov p, repasfsd =
offer . large assst,wsais q FAN is yN1fVSG
~ * NJ sn,tabIe Cor SPpINC aud 81 NM tk wsM
The Sasspsss VIII le cepeuc.sd unds, 'ae asS \,
and styIs Of sHAFhR nALsEf *. C az, s ~ ,ss
srsdS1 hone 10 mart xad receive . share on rroiss
patTonxss, which hes been 90 ii'sfauS ss''''"
upon them in our sister city. .,.l a.. i, petef,r
burr, but Of late with TypHaa Hmlt 81. CIV
SsSs~ ITO Nsin street. RtehIicna
A. 8. SHAf ER 4 CO, ".
ADJ hts te'ess.,s - :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25
FURNITURE, &c.
CAMUEL W. HARDWOOD,
- GOVERNOR ST.. RI

CAMUEL W. HARDWOOD,
- GOVERNOR ST. RICHMOND,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
The farmers and planters and all others in want
of FURNITURE and MATTRESS Els, manufac
tured by the most experienced workmen. and Of
the best materials, will find it to their interest to
examine my stock before buyin .as have recent
iy reduced my prices. You will ind
ROSEWOOD PARLOR OAK CHAMBER SETS
SETS; COTTAGE FURN1-
WALNUT do. do; TURE;
ROSEWOOD CHI A M MAHOGANY SETSi
Der SETS; MANTEL MIRRORS;
WALNUT do. do; WHAT-NOTS;
MAHOG'Y do. do; ETEGRES;
BEDSTEADS; CHILDREN'S CHAIRS;
BUREAUS; JENNY LINZ BED
WARDROBES; STEADS;
WASHSTANDS; CRIBS and CRADLES !;
TABLES; REGIME NTCHAlRS;
CHAIRS; CENTRE TABLES;
SIDEBOARDS; FEATHER BEDS;
TETE-A-TETES, WRITING DESKS:
SOFAS; FANCY CHAIRS;
BOOK CASES; WORK TABLES;
DINING TABLES, LOUNGES;
ROCKING CHAIRS, PIANO STOOLS;
MATTRESSES, OFFICE CHAIRS.
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