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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-15

Recr.iting.--A large number of the free
negro population Of Richmond appeared 1t tho
City Hall on Saturday to enrol their names -
oper stives on the Notifications now being
erected around the city. They we're Informed
that at the conclusion of each days work they
uould como to the city if they saw ft. II they
answered promptly to the roll call, they
would get fed and paid; if they did not, they
would get something else. What that was the
Mayor, who was spokesman of tho magis-
trates, did not say. The force who will 90
down this morning will no doubt be large
one.
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Drunken Nen.-Thirteen white men were
incarcerated in the lookup, Old Market, Sat
urday night for drunkenness. Most of them
were Sons of Mars, who had taken time by
the forelock and got in their Sunday supply OF
whiskey Saturday night. The bar rooms were
all closed yesterday.
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Soldier Drorsed.-A soldier attached 10
one Of the companies encampsd At Howard's
Grove Was found Seating In the dock on Eatur
day. Ths body, which had on It . sum Of
money, Was removed by the Captain Of the
corps 70 which deceased was attached. We
could not lsasn Tie name Ut The ssfostuaate
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The Hospital on 26tA Street.-Sincs the es-
Enlistment Of this hospital it has done great
good to the sick soldiers who have been brought
thither from the different encamp,ne ats located
in its immediate vicinity. The ladies ard
gentlemen resident in it's direct neighborhood
have been untiring in their exertions to see
that the invalids wanted for nothing that
kindness could suggest or money buy. This
is all very right as far as it goes, but the bur-
then. of care and attention should not be i'm
posed on a fewpatriotic individuals who hap
pen to live in close proximity to the hospital.
AS the soldiers who are brought there sick
come to fight for all-the inhabitants both Of
Union and Church Hills individually and COL
lectively-each and all should contribute their
might to restore them to health. This course
is called for by patriotism and duty both. 1t il
hardly more than necessary to mention this
matter, we feel assured, to have it properly
and efficiently attended to-. The ladies have
done themselves all honor by the manner in
which they have ministered to the wants Of
our disabled defenders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-15

0regs's Rsgi~ssa.-Thrss companies Of Col.
Maxcy Gfagg's Pirss Regiment South Caro-
lima voluntssrs are sncampsd near this city,
aud arc nov ready for service. They have
been performing the latter for over six months,
but are still willing 70 60 on till tho war 10
ended and Soatheru Independence secured.
Tho men of the above regiment, whose time
being out, have availed themselves Of the op-
portunity to 60 homo and visit their relatives,
will soon be back. Their gallant commander,
Maxcy Gregg. has been appointed q Colonel
in the Confederate States Army. Like his
men, he IS as true rs steel and firm as the
grapi,e Of the everlasting hills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-15

The PIurial Visitations have been numer-
Gus lately. The crops have msnifestly been
benefited. The streets were very thoroughly
cleansed by the showers which fell on Satur-
day evening. The rain certainly comes in
good time now
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New Volunteer Company.-G A. Wallace, of
the firm Of William Wallace Sons, a gentle
man Of intelligence, worth and enterprise, has
engaged his energies for some weeks past in
raising volunteer company for the war, in
this city, in which undertaking, we are pleased
to say, he has been eminently successful. The
writer, an old schoolmate of "Gus," knows
that his men will be in charge of kind and
considerate commander, who, while paying due
regard to strict military discipline, will take
good care to sec that they are well provided
for. The commander of the new company,
who will, as We happen to know,
be aided by the most competent aids,
is furnishing everything to his men free of
cost-armory, lodging, board and uniforms.
lie has already 90 good men, and would like to
have fifty more. To all endowed with the
proper spirit of patriotism, whose narrow
means have hitherto prevented them from join
ing volunteer company, this arrangement Of
Captain Wallace's offers rare inducements.
The company will be armed with the splen-
did Mississippi rifle, with sword bayonet -
Those desiring to connect themselves with a
we'll equipped company, under first-rate lead
or, should call at once at the recruiting office,
on 18th street, between Main and Cary.
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Pcrsonal.-The following gentlemen, with
others, were registered at the Exchange Hotel
yesterday, viz J. s. Barbour, jr., Culpeper
Lieut. A. Bates, Hampton's Legion; S. B. Rob-
ertson. Second Regimen. Louisiana Volun-
teers; J. F. Collins, Miss; R. B. Stephens Glou-
cester Point; L. Minis, Mississippi; Joseph Lit
tlejohn, New Orleans Colonel W. F. Wilson,
Winchester. At the Spotswood House: Jas.
Chestnut, jr., Manassas Junction ]. Farrer,
Mobile W. P. Webb, Eutaw, Alabama; s..
r. Davidson, Lynchburg ; ]. A. Daily, Farm
vile r. Bayne, Alexandria, Va.
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Cosnwndors TatnAl suyitss propossls for the
cOgslssefj0n, ~ CONTRACT, Of I'VE smau res.
seis tvS ne y. s. soyvjcU.
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Teras Troops.-The gallant Lone Star !"
State is still sending her brave sons to the pro-
lection of the soil of Virginia and the South.
There will arrive in this city, perhaps to-day,
two fine companies from the vicinity Of Pales-
tine, Anderson county, Texas. One of them
will be commanded by Col. A. T. Rainey, and
the other by Capt. VIM. A. WOodward-both
as gallant and chivalrous men as can be found
in the ranks Of any army. We welcome them
to our soil.
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~ TRg JACKSON GUARD are xbout re.Ay La
master into service, and would like 10 Feeruit
twsnty. ave more men. The sntirs militia being
oIesisa out, msn woed hnd y greatly 10 their
where uniforms and outfit are Furnished, AID
where oiheers would At all times give their time
ana atteeton 10 pr0vidiog for taeir comfor.
headqusrtsTs, Wall st., usasr u. Charles Aetsi
1y lA--It&
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TIE MILIriA.-When the Rockingham mill.
tia left Harrisonburg, the ladies presented
them with two beautiful tags, and patriotic
speeches were made on the occasion. The Re-
gister says:
We think we are authorized 10 say for our
strong armed raw militia OF Rockingham,
that though. owing TO circumstances, they
have been the last " get TO the deld, yet the
enemy will find them AZ bold and as deter.
mined, il not as well drilled. as the best vol.
unteer soldiers who have gone TO the wars.
We confidently expect good account OF the
Rockingham militia.
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TINE NE ASON WAL h,,.
my patent CAMP BED. and ny NEWLY CIV
srRUCTE I'D TAI BILE, that eAn Sc neatly foIdsa
and laid In the chestf The reason 10, thar AZ
necessity for 1t. The object Of this noiies IL 40
inf'Im these interested that u they win cali It
franklin streets. they will be shows somsthisse
different, and far superior to snything haSss
ssen, In my judgment, and thus give the isyi,.
tioa, that others may judge for thsms elves
~ lists WM PORES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-15

~ THE REG ULAk MONTHLY
MEETlNG Of the YOUNG MgNs,
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be held %,
TUESDAY EVENING, July 10. in the United
Presbyterian Church. REV. Dr.. Reads ats
o cfock.
The public are cordially in-'tsd to attend.
BY order. J. d. K. SLEI6HT, RS.
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CITIZENS OArH.-The citizens of Pensacola
held public meeting recently and appointed
acommittee OF safety. to look after all the in
habitants. The Observer publishes the
names of 524 citizens who have taken the fol-
lowing oath
- do most sincerely and sOlemnly swear
before Almighty God, without mentil reser-
walton OF any kind, that l will support and
defend The Constitution OF the Confederate
States OF America, and that will in all
things denean myself as true aud faithful
citizen Of the said Confederate States and
do promise that will endsavor to discover,
aud will report, any and every unfaithful
person of whom may obtain reliable intelli.
1encs So help me God"
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In PARTIAL RRSPONSE TO
the Governors proclsmsttcn ~ tn y
Attn met propose to organize VOLUNTEER y
COMPANY, to be mustered iato service imme-
diatsly. Persons desiring to Join will apply ~
to me at my Office, corner Of INK and IL streets
u? s'a.is. opposite tbs Pos. Off y Department.
jy l5-4.* N A. STOhDIVANs
MOTTO E.-rhe members OF ths
30 HOWE ARTILLERY, Of church LII
Go npapy "G's" Hall, promptly, at siN
O'Clock TONIGHT, tor drill.
~ l5-lt* @Nsss JOHNSON, Sec y.
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INOR BALE
i fRR1k HUNDRED sALf8D NlpRs.
IN good sonaisteA,
JOHN LIZ De{y,
5yNNs Mee. u and - y1Sst 0of8es.
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On the ilth iase. IN this eitv. 81 n. Ne, -
4. wsis, JULlAl .. DoSS&ifi. se ~; de-
Hssoyss county. We, aAd Misc NXRIx d. ny
7LkR, Of Rishmond. Va. w. IUT.
~ The Weekly WING will plsese eoyv
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RICHMOND WING.
HOUSE oy pEJEGI1Es.

February 9, 1851.
The House was called to order by the SrF'KsH al Il
O'Clock NJ. e,,. r.;.,,,.l
Church
r-ro-.,i,. the Cit gems Insurance Company IN
r;hmopd civ Incorporating the Farmers and hechan
= R,rk OF Richmond city; TO encourage nsnuiae'use''
- Eu iuc ayluou IN certain cases relluuus 70 mrs
~ Holland a sum Of money paid on an erroneous As
amending the 29,h section Of chapter IS Of the
Cole
By Mr. COLIIER-Of citizens OF Petersburg ASKING
,esi, changes in the law regulating the assembage oil
free negroes On motion OF ArC, reterrea 70 'ne NV"'
nittee 90 Courts Of Justice.
b Mr. NORRIS-Of samuel Cox and ot1eIs' LOT Al
act 70 take the sense Of the yoers OF AarSha county
upos the repeal Of the act providing Tor opel'ue -
keeping ia repair the county roads oi "1i'D~'' f-
nv ne s.me-rbe remorstranee Of R. c. Masling and
Others against the repeal Of said law.
nILLs PAsSEp.
Trco-,or,,ioV The Western Insurance Company.
Amending act marking the boundary me O''"''N
Flfvanra and Aloemsrlc counties.
Amending an act incorporating the town OF Bethany
Incorporating the CuipePer Springs Company.
Amending an act incorporating the towaoi CHRISTIANS
burg. g.. cs.,,h.,,e Sori,gs Com
Amending an act incorporating The Town OF Frank
for. in Grcenbrer county.
ir-borizng the Trustees Of the First Presb7teriar
C,,rb in Portsmouth execute deed Of trust on sao
property. .-
hin r-ovidiug for the voluntary enslavement o.
Walker Fch free negro, coming no on ITS th'r1 80,
i,K Il vas opposed by Nessrs. JONES, OF g., and Hal
AOND on he ground that !, transferred the llts lc'o
nj ths Supreme Cour IN such 20 the county courts
On motion of Nr. RAYMOND. laid on toe table.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
Rv Mr. RASKERVILL-Oi m k additional allow
a. N the Commissioner Of the Revenue OF the COUNTY
OF Logan. iar the wears lsol .
By Mr. BOOGEE-Of Teiuudirg 70 L. /. Fr'ce Ger
t,,o sum OF money improperly paid
81 Mr. BAStEESlLL-To withdraw bill $50 OF t'e
la, sr,ion from he flies of the House ,making an ap
r-,D-aion out C Tie surplus OF The Lteray fund io
,r-sp coIlgcesland referring the same 70 the Commit
te, o. Schools and Colleges
p,ues tE,rE.
o. motion Of NJ. B.sair the resolutions eoneern''s
direct trade With f0uJr. and calling the attention o.
orro- Soril.ra Stats 10 the s,me-laid on The tall.
acme DAYS AGO were taken up. The question on their
Eioc. o. was Alarmed.
Nj RAYMOND offered the following resolution Whe.
was a5op'ei
RsI',6-Tla. when CHS Goa,e adjourn on Thursday,
&, afilrru 90 Ioe5t on Monday next
Tue SPEAKER suggested that thi7 resolution gave ''
respite 70 the clerk and other officials Of the House
he a in favor Of extending the CLERK sea'e OF absence
Go Tuesday, Agreed 90 nam con-
CiTT RAILROAD.
NJ NAGFi DER Cl rcd the following resolution:
Rs,.lr.d That select committee be appointed fo no
NOR. hin smord.1r Ga. sc- c. M5rcc lSDu aa-1orz -c
tbo common Council O. IG.-wcGi c,y, 90 authorize i'
construction OF "a railroad a sIi city. Agreed TO-
IRE SPEAEzE tooS fr-ther time 90 9raoar-e Gle ,sr
ujicg.
On mo..on the Hous, adjourned.
y.--yye .r,.i Go state '', aa,.-cs o. ,'- M
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NJ MACS DER lrJd the following resolution;
Rsssir,d That select committee be appointed 70 re-
mort bin amending A- sc- CT Marco, l>tu, aa5orh go
tbc common Council O. Richmond city, 90 authorize ,..
construction OF a railroad To- sui city. Agreed TO-
tThe SpEAEEE tooS fr-ther time 90 announce t, osr
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. February 6.

uos wIr.n WEDNESDAY, 2X oClOOE-sus 64s SETS Sill
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February 8, 1851.
The House was called to order by the SrriKFH at II
O'Clock NJ 49, g a., r,;s.orsI
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHmOND AND DANy,LLE RAILROAD.
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srrXsrSpssDkST's oyricY
Richmond, 18th Dec 1850.
Winter Arrangement.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST
ON and after Monday, Dec 2i, passenger trains will
~ follows:
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHpILLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily Except sunday NJ O'Clock
A. NJ and rea hes Danvile at 3 10 O'clock P. NJ
FROM DAEFILLE To RIcHK0HD.
Mall Train Danyie daily Except sunday ats O'Clock A.
NJ, and reaches Richmond at / % O'Clock p. NJ
The Train from Rchond Burksve with the trains
the SoGhde Railroad for Lynchbug and the South and
Southwest daily.
The train from Danvie Burksve with the souhsde
Railroad trains for Petersburg and rfok, and at Rchmo
with the trains the Richmond, Fredericksburg Potomac
Railroad and the York River Railroad with the James River
steamboss for Norfolk and Old Point
Through tickets be and baggage will be checked
through to the following points:
LEnChburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol, Nashville
Rockville, Huntsville,
Dalton Grand Junction,
Alta ta Memphis,
Montgomery Canton,
Vicksburg and Jackson,
New Orleans.
CHAs. @. TALCoTT,
deco Superintendent
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Fire snsurnnce, Marine INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, s1O,OOO.OOO,
ANIMAL INCOME, S2,25O,0O0l

Daily Revenue S7.5O0.G0.
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER tsOO,OcOi
All Directors Personally Rep0Sss for tie Engagements Of
The Company
VIII respectfully attention the security Of the Liverpool
w London Company 70 rs policy holders In It's
large cash capital and investments as stated above.
large capital and income Of the Company enable to take
lines convenient parties requiring large amounts oflnsUrance
addition to the ordinary mode q insurance. tbs Compeny
sues PERMANENT Policies the payment Of TEY ANNO
II PREMIUMS Property r. thcnref2rh, FERAANEH7LI
RSSURAD H.. .oy cen be cancelled any time, and hepre
mum will be Teturne1less per conA.
This Company will Insurance By loss Of Rents by FIRE. on
new and mos, liberal principle.
Uuder Policies Ills Company all claims are paid upon pre-
sentaon Of satisfactory proof Of loss without do
oa FIR interest," and not usual sixty DAYS after pFesents
tlon Of arooi WORKMAN I WYATT Agents
rA8l 4qnain street. under 81 Charles Hotel.
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yUSBAVE Just received hrAt rate assoire Of j. Nile
W MS B,o' em racing MeaIug Double Sole,
Cal and he lifted OF wi thing riee comfortsble.
PrTStY WATTS,
dCs2 No. llS Ms!n Street, Rheims nj, Va
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Es s.5.l5 N aA

NTOgICE.-Pesons wishing obtain ties cts for
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. FOR WARN
ngon City and points further North must 10 all cases be vouch
ed by responsible white citizen OF Richmond In person.
the Road, tickets wi be sold ap
piled for by letter. A. ID. ALLYN,
naol--Iy ricket Agent
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
l1,HE yIRaInrA LIrR INSURANCE COMP

7
NY know fully for business and the attention Of the
public earnestly called the Importance Of s objects This
Company, under Its charter dvides seveneighs OF Its profits
every three years. among the policy holders thereby giving the
rssued the advantages Mutual System with Che pledge OF
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and the added security that Its
ckhodrs have permanent money interest In conducting Its
Affairs with prudence and economy
The Charter requires Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
be Bond and Mortgage unncumbeed Real Estate
worth double the amounti
The chief object OF the Company TO aid In retaining at home
the immense amount money which annually Bae
for Le Premiums to Northern Companies That money will be
loaned Customers for OF years legal interest," and dis
bursed In midst.
Annues granted Life and term Policies Is
sued at other good Companies Slaves insured
onev mr. for n term nj
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DAILY LINE or PACKETs.

TEIRI.WEEKLY, THR. UGH TO LYNCH sS9ss-,rTTT71k
4 BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, afFsfSs1set7-.1s
And TRIWEEKLY on TlIE OPPOSITE DAYS MAKING Dali
Ly LINE AS FAR As sCoTTSyILLE.
Rchmoudto s,oit5ylcs % E-hA3ai 10 Lexington ~ 90
" " I.gnOhsGr;.. Il 10 " " Buchanan. 90
Tue through ne viii Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at NJ 9Th September the Way
scotisye will P NJ Tuesdsy Thursdays and
udsys and far scottsye Returning, leave scos
VILE Monday Wcdnes lay and Friday e ~ A VI.
distance time NJ passing below for through
line tiat The scosvie line will s,s
points the opposite dag at Re going and - hour
later ssming d.gn.
~. prbo,ond snlav W.d Mondav We'd
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ror, pyrpTTvrrc TTE BLOOD.

AMI r- tsc speedy cure Of the suhoiued varieties Of
ln.ra~r.
Srrofuin and Serofulous Affections, susn as
Tuners Ulcers. sores, Erupttons. fun-
pies. PustaIes. Biotches. Rolls, Biains,
aud all skin Diseases.
O,Kt,vn. Ind eth june, 1870.
] G. AVER & CO. Gents; Al y my du'y 10 ac-
kuovlcire what your Sars1parilA has done Tor me
U,vb inhorii. n Scrof-louS Infection have suffered
from h ii various WAYS for ycars sometimes II burst
ont in Ulccrs on my hands and arms; sometimes u
turned inward and distressed me a the stomach. Two
v,4rs AGO 60 broke ont head and covered my scalp
and ears with onc sore which painful and oihsome
h,youd 10 -crptiou tried many mcdicincs ana several
phvsrisus, lint without much relief from any thhs IN
fact the disorder grew WORSE At lcu-th was r,joicci
10 rai n the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
an Alternative Slrsaparlli' for knew irom your repn
taton that amy thing Won made must be good sent TO
Cincinnati aul got H. and used It ti il cured me- took
H. as Won advise in small doses Of tclSpoonul over
month"; and used almost three bottles. New and healthy
skin soon begun form under the scab, which after
while 6l or My skin Is now clear, and know by my
feelings that the disease is gone from my system You
can wen believe that feel what am saying when tel
YOU that hold 20 b. OF the apostles Of the
and rcmiin ever gratefully, lours, -
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Ea aslss: sisE IS 5zs5 i

ENS3la2 EsEsssSss,.ss ca 81, SEszass
ON and AFTER Monday December 9ist,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave Richmond daily except Sundays al $50 NJ for
staunon all intermediate Way Stations citing at Coz
louisville the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains for
Alexandra AID intermediate saons and al Charlottesville with
trains oT ynchburg and all points West and SOUTHWEST
that place And other day. viz Tuesdays Ihursday aad
Saturdays for acksons River and stations West Of StsunOn
Browns Stages connect with the train al stanton,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
days Thursdays and eatu!days for Lexington.
arman and Companys S.sges connect with the ain
uesday Thursdays snd Satu days at MboTo for the VAIN
SPRINGS and at JsckSons River for the white Sulphur SPRING.
Lew5SuTg, &c.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves JackSons River Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays, at 3:l5 p ~, for Ssunton.
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will leave Wsynesboro, Ii5, and stanton, st 9i5 a. NJ,
Mondays and Fridays, for Jackson's Byer.
RETURNING,
aokson River Tuesday and Saturdays at j NJ,
for Wayn., boro'
TT Through the Warm and White Sulphur -pn7,
Lexington Lewsburg Ao Wlcnestc Letsourg ~ nell
burg Bonsack haEB'l, Outstanding, Bristol hnX
Vile Da on Chattanooga Nashville Grabd Junction Memp Is,
Cantor New Orleans and al important Points II he South est
THOMAS D0DAMEAD ,Es9
General superintendent q.
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Dr. j. T. =. Claiming. OF New York City, writes: 81
most chrfv comply with the request Of your agent IN
saving have found your Sars1parilla most excellent
Alternative in the numerous complaints for which we en-
pillow such remedy. but especially in IpQfc Diseases
Of the Scrululou> dilthc~is. have cured many nVet
crate cases OF LeucorrhTa by IT, and some where the
complaint caused nv liberation OF the uterus. The
liberation itself soon cured Nothing within my
knOlai., equals 70 for these female derGug cmcnts"
Edward :. Marrow of NewbUry, Ala, writes -" dan
CCrlrs ,~fr1i tor of the females in my tamily,
which hal dclcl an the remedies could employ has
al leh bgru completely cured by your extract of Sar
slperi,a. Our physician thought nothing but cNrpa-
ton could afford relief but he advised the trial Of your
Slrslplrill as the last resort before cutting, and il
proved oac,tua, A.r taking your remedy eight weeks
no SYMPTOM Of the disease rculaiUS.'
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LINE UF PACKETS PROM
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RFCHMOND TO LEXINGTON!
ON MONDAY. 2GTd NOVEMBER, OCR MAIL PACKET
" . L a
INTIeEve Richmond and with packets AHA ana
w PIONLEs which viii thereafter fern ine frou Rcll2ad
tipg,on three times week, leaving Richmoni every Mon
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at och exp md Rrt'nS
Lexington succ1tdiDg WEDNESDAYS. FRIDAYS an" ur
DAYS IN 5ocoek r. 81 leaving LsXiUg on MONDAYS HLD
NFsDAYs and FRIDAYS, at clatk A ~ and ar.yinE az
nond me succeeding WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS and suNDAfS
at e O'Clock A "a $500.
F.r. from Richmond 70 Lexington, only a. 30
Packages viii delivered by ibis ne AZ any pon' between
hs places and when delivered a. olr Office 7' De ftceP
f0T -,c.,,.tr.,A..
wish Mess-s Boc0ck Parrish ,,, "a
dell-ly lilo -
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RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER
AM pared TO supply demand for PLASTER PRE1
1 GRousp for the Pail crops
Wy Flock 81 Lump large Selected om purest Windsor
4oss Scotia Qlarrls with special refer, richness
suphas OF Lte Thankful for the hearty Increased patronage
the rupGaton OF brand shah be fully sustained purity
proper pulvsrigahoD JOHN II CLAIBORNE,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07

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2. NJ, Friday, stu -bIuaIy . =,
Passengers requested to he on board In due time
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age passage only 50. r-.,-,.--..,,.
Passage Norfolk by the river boats feiS
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TcSets and brrth secured board the ship
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