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BACON, LIQUORS, &c.

aoe bbls Cincinnati Common WHIsKBY.
200 bbls. fae Mountain RYE wHLsKEY.
half pipes Hennessy and Otard FRENCH
20 bbls Fort and Madeira WINE
20 bbls and bali bbls Blackberry, Cherry
5 half bbls. Germau BITTERS.
~ bbls; IBIS Jn has Virginia Apple and Peach
10 bels. Northern apple BRANDY.
2s hhds. prime SHOULDERS and SIDES
5000 sGho9iey's susar-cursd Worlds Fair
100 smithasld HAMS. .f,
30 30 .isrsss tsg sPd bOls prime Western LARD.
100 bbIs sId kx5ra c, B. A, Crushed and Powdered
30 bbls Brown SUGAR.
iSs ,Ss SSIs SSIs No. sm,s and HFRRaAsK MAgKKRKL.
200 bbls. No: Cat HERRINas.
400 bbls; Fine, sapernns and Family FLOUR.
ss'f half bSi SSis. %Aihsfhs WHirs FISH.
50 bbls. Cuba and N. Orleans MoLAssEs.
half boxes LOAF SUGAR
tiarces GOLDFISH. ..ta
,:s ss bg bags > R,2 MrH% and .Lssguayra COFFEE.
500 DEMiJoHNs.
so bundles Wrapping TwINE
100 dozen Cotton and Hemp LINES.
So boxes Chalk aud Pow hstan PIPES,
80 boxes Ground PEPPEE.
200 bags SHOT.
90 dozen BR00MS.
1000 gross MATCHES
20 dozen BARREL COVERS.
100 dozen BUCKETS.
10 dozen Cedar TUBS
500 boxes TOBACCO.
500 reams WRAPPING PAPER.
SO kegs SAL. SODA.
90 kegs BlCARB. SODA.
200 kegs NAILS. s4
1850 CIGARS.
l6 half chests Green and Black TEA. +a
70 boxes Mltchell's CANDLES.
100 boxes Adamantins CANDLES
Colgata's Detersivs and Fancy SOAP.
] ask the attention Of the trade TO the sboya
VI ast ra "a al for
THOMAS JONES.
my 2o-lm No Main street.
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ARMY HOSPITAL PRAcTIcE.-In his work on
military surgery, just published, DR. Gross
saws:
So The number of sick that may De expec ted
TO be constantly on hand during any given
campaign is estimated, on average, at ten
per cent; but this proportion must neeessa-
rily be exceeded, especially in invading
army, with raw, undisciplined, and nnaccli-
mated troops. This was emiaentIy tue even
In the Crimea, in j climate comparatively
healthy, within a few miles OF the sea. We
may well imagine what would be the effec Is
OF the climate OF the South upon the Northern
troops, il they were to pass far, during the hot
season, beyond Masou and Dixon,s line. Dis
ease, in its worst form, would be sure To in
wade and thin their ranks at every step. Fe-
ver-typho:d, iyphus, remittent, intermittent t,
and yeliow-dysentery, diarrhna, seurvy,
pneumonia, and inflammation of the liver
would accomplish more, In iiniteiy more, for
the Southern cause than all the weapons of
war that could be placed in the hands of the
Southern people. Typhoid, typhns ana yell
low fever. dysentery, d;arrhaa and seurvy
would, In all human probability, soon become
epidemic, aud occasion a mortality truly ap-
palling. The Sou thern soldier, ON the CON
trary, thoroughly acclimated as he is. would
su ffer comparatively little"
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THE SOUTHERN TELEGKArH LrSE.-It will re
seen from the subjoned proceedings which
we take from the Charleston Courier, that a
proper movement has been commenced. The
attention of the stockholders in this city is di-
rected to these proceedings:
"a meeting of the stockholders of the
Washington and New Orleans telegram
Company, in relation to the interest in the
line OF the stockholders in this State was held
in the hail of the Bank of Charleston yester-
day.
Charles VI. Furman, Esq, having been
called to the chair, stated that a meeting of
those who held stock in the com pany had
been called with a view of adopting or ascer-
talning what measure was necessary for the
protection OF their interest in the company
under the new order OF things. He did not
know how far the company extended North
but certainly portion OF the line is out Of
the limits OF the Confederate States. A large
amount of stock is held under the old pa ten /
right OF the United States, which, perhaps, is
the controlling power III the company but, it
Is thought that so far as concerns S0uthern
stockholders, that right is abrogated under
the patent laws lately adopted by the Con
federate Congress. 1t therefore becomes ex-
pedient to take soIae measure for the protec-
lion OF their interest, and a new organization
OF the company under this modified right
The attention of the stockholders generally
throughout the State was therefore invited 10
this subject.
T. N3ttDfHssen feaO II teieETdpElC dis
patch from gentleman at ontgOmery, to
Mr.. Henry Gourdin, asking for adjourn.
ment of the meeting until Tuesday, when
MIR. Alexander, former President OF the
company, would be able TO lay before them
some important facts.
Mr.. l.. d. MoWry offered the following
resolutions. which were adopted:
"Res6tced, That the interest of the stock
holders residing in the Confederate States re-
quires that they should take the management
and control OF the affairs OF the company iu to
their own hands, and that for this purpose it
Is e1pedient that general meeting of the
stockholders, citizens of the Confederate
States, be held at an early day, to adopt such
measures as may be proper for effecting said
purposes.
"ResoLred, That committee of three be
appointed, whose duty it shall be to invite
the cooperation of the stockholders in the
Confederate States, and to arrange Tor gene
raj meeting, above indica and to adopt
such further preliminary measures as may be
expedient in carrying out the object of the
first resolution, and 10 protect the interest is OF
the Stockholders
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A Yorss MAN lately volunteered his ser.
vices to lady from party. On the way he
becudgled his brains for some in teresting topic
of conversation to amuse her with ; he could
hit upon nothing unt they met several cows.
Here was q topic which the swain immedi-
ately laid hold of. and with much sim mpIicity
remarked, '.Now, amt IL strange what q
motherly appearance cow hasf' To which
the lady replied Il don't think Ii strange at
all, sir, that COW should have motherly
appearance to a calf.
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A NAVAL OFFICER.

IaPoRFAsr MILITARY APPOINTMENT We
have positive information that Ed Willett
of the Cairo Gazette, has been appoin ted
Colonel OF a regiment of Kalamazoo Mosqni-
toes, now forming on the borders OF that
delightful summer resort. The colonel IL
admirably fitted In every way for the position,
having had larger experience In running up
abilIss than any other man In Cairo
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A VAGABoSp WITH VISIBLE MEANS OF Sur
PosT.-A good anecdote is related OF we'll
known vagabond, who was brought before q
magistrate as Il common vagrant. Having
suddenly harpooned good idea, he pulled
from a eapacious pocket OF his tattered coat q
loaf OF bread and half OF dried Goldfish, and
holding them up with a triumphant look and
gesture, to the magistrate, exclaimed ''You
don't ketch him that way I'm no vagrant /.
AM them visible means o. support, l should
like TO know %
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The birth of a flfth son to gentleman in
st. Paul, was thus hastily announced TO an
Eastern friend:
est Paul, July ), 1860. Another boy"
The following reply WAS received:
You've told that story 1--we times without
yaria tion--now dry up.n
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QROCERIES. &c.


SUGAK, MOLASSES, &c.
20 hhds. CUBA SUGAR. per barqus D. c.
100 bbIs. n. o. aud SYRUP MoLAssRs.
Is bbls. LEAF LARD
100 cases fine RYE WHISKEY.
80 doo 1oo R1sesagses ER,sS g.p Green and Black TEAS.
200 zoe SSxss SSs Gogs.s and glaeh SOAP.
TO- SSSs' aad sRAspr
Is bbls. Port and Sweet WINE
400 boxes Ground SPICES.
100 bbls. No. !, and MACKEREL.
500 gross MATCHES.
:}O0 BBts; :n COMMON N WHisKEH, GIN
i,eoo SACKS Liverpool fine SALT.
loo sacks @. A. SALT.
''' 9s Ess and cTSssssS S cqs hssP
SO bbls low giade Brown sUdAR.
100 bbs Golden sYRUY.
200 90 b bbls Nos , !, ard sMACKEREL.
15o packages superior Green aud Black TEA
$50 dSKnIlFs hskes IAFSsman'ins' rarsans and Tailow
leo boxes boxes cc9%lgste's, Defensive. Brown AMI
Is bbls. Peach BRANDY; extra fine QUALITY.
80 bbls Virginia Apple BRANDY years
80 casks Port. MADEIRA and Malaga WINE.
20 packages choice BUTTER.
26o dozen BUCKETS and BROOMs.
loo bags Rio and Laguayra COFFEE.
Manufactured TOBACCO; various brands ~
200 bbls. Rye WHiSKEY: some very choice.
$50 bbls. FLoUR-Fine, superfns, Extra
and Family -
70 casks very fine Cognac BRANDY.
200 dozen LIN Els AMI CORDS; various kinds
Ground Coffee, spice, Pepper, Wash Boards,
Matches, Tubs, Baskets, Lard German Bittefs,
Fig Blue, Mustard, Nutmegs, Wrapping and
Writing Paper, Clothes Pins, Irish Potatoes
Pickles, Vinegar, Shoe Tacks Shot, Rum, Hol-
land Gin, Shoe Brushes, and everything else in
our line; TOR sale by
ie 3--6t VIM r. JONES co
/ ARD-30e barrels prime Leaf;
IL T1N--Soo boxes assorted;
BACON-50 hhds. sides, Shoulders and Hama.
ToNGUES--In half barrels;
lRoN-A large and complate assortment Of
swedes. English Refined, Hoop, Band and
Nail Rod
sTEEl.-Esylor's assorted sizes; +5.. y
For sale by
HARVEY, ARMISTEAD 4 WILLIAMS ss
my ls-lm Tobacco Exchange Building
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Letter from Slave in virginia.

Letter from Slave in Virginia.
The following letter, recently written by
servant belonging to Captain -, now in Viz
ginia, was received in Columbia, South Caro-
lima, one day last week. 1t was not intended
for publica ton, but we have been permitted
to use il in that manner, and therefore give it
rerbattm ct ltseratfm
MgsAssEr JrScrIos, Va,
May 25, 1861. !
Dear Uncle Linaas This is the second time
/ have written 10 you, and am still without
an answer. We are now one hundred and fif-
ty miles further than the first place we stop
ped at. The Yankees have taken one of our
towns, " Alexandria" We are expectin a
fight every minute. Ten thousand of Lin
coins men have marched into Alexandria, ard
have now in camp about twenty seven hun
dred men, and, dear Linda, I have re-
ceived the provisions you sent to me,
and am much obliged to you for them.
Dear Linda, do present my kindest love to my
dear wife, Ann, and tell ali my friends and
relations that l am WELL My dear master
treats me kindly, and can never forsake him.
/ sleep in camp at his feet, and have sword
and pistol buekied to my side to protect him
when he is taking his rest; and, mgdear un-
Gle Limas, if my mas ter lives to return home,
l will be certain TO come with him. and If he
unfortunately gets killed it will deyolve upon
me to carry him home, which shall he done.
We have Just heard thatLiucoln's s troops (six
thousand) are in six miles of this place. We
have not men enough at present to meet so
large force, but this is for officers to de
eide If we do have meeting with the enc
my, / WIN do all eau for our rnen. say to
Master J. q. ten thousand howdies, and good
bye too, and the same 20 Miss NJ Tell Caro-
lima ten thousand hOwdies and good byes, too,
and the same to all my friends around you -
We hear so many reports concerning the
my, that we cannot tell what is true. We are
now only about thirty miles from Washing
ton city, and may be ordered to march against
that city before we return home. L beg my
dear uncle TO go aud see my dear wife, and
tell her that L ahn-weIl, and am doing we'll,
and would like TO see her very much. / now
close my letter, my perfect wife, by wishing
you perfect health for all time to come. | am
happy to learn that You have fine crop
Say TO my brother, Jeffrie, that wish him 70
send to my wife the bedstead we purchases
together, and l will pay him his interes in it.
Your affectionate nephew,
Robert G.
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~
$4,000 WORTH OF
g. 3 = u y - II ID II n q - - ID =
i ASD BEL o w osT,
FOR CASH ONLY,
10 Gloss BUSINESS.
5s s,pse4usu - the general financial derange-
,E. .ror-h the country, W . have deteT raj ned
....s cr~ sHp-rtar AID desirable stock OF
u i q UO ID $
,f,8RgtT SACEIFlCE, to close business as soon
.'' '.sr .his day, every article e, PRIME
c.,T frga paper # Needles up 10 the RlCH EST
.- HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock is very
'l.-.- zud eorrlete, consisting Of
-abi@ DAAAsh.
Ltaan sHEETlNg,
Pillow -C4sa LINENS,
TOWELS, EUCHABACK, ss., &s,
s-.ru} IA ssAortaeat Of
ELEGAET DRESS SILKS,
I'D az the latest styles Of Preach and English
Y = L CS,
s-1FI'es' ard CaiIdTe2's Dresses for spring,
l,..te- and sumner.
.#BRofpERfgs,
hose sssiwIs. 'Is9 ci5AEs .,7A sf4a a1d SAvrLEs
sHiRTiNGS and SHgkTXEs
YIksSELS and BLANKETS. OF every dss9ftp.
t-lSE f3EENs aud DIAPERS.
f.-sS tGIst ~ auG SLACh kLPACAS.
1.ras sg,k of Goods Tor SERVANTS Summer
e.. Winter Clothing.
SIS Pa-ohaseEs are invited TO call and ssa Tor
Il .laelses. 4. X. PARKER * co.
143 Asln street. Eagle square.
\ B.-AIl parsons Indebted TO as, viii please
e..l sad settle tasiT accounts without delay, az
s1-eg indulgence Will not be given.
III s-ts A. X. p. 81 co.
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ny CowAnprN 3 nAMMERsLEY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r~-yys take greHt pleasure la calling the
.s,4 al iha publSc 70 +. A. STCAkr = cets-
MOUNTAIN WHIsKKY, meme Of which is
4n!art tzo wears old and we guarantee It
n not s6peIior, to any sold In the market,
g.-.-a Ly WM. B. JONES & Co.
Sole Az ats for Stata of Virginia
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SnecaaI Sstice
Special Net,ee. .

r-.. this dsv. until farther notice, we shall
e.. oar goods only for cAsaa3 or its equivalent.
kAA'h II. PRICE & Co.
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- EEeu,s for h 8 sails Of the Goods nahofaetur-
o. sy tt8 CEESsHAN WO0LEE COMPANY, Of
l.-4savp VA, We have now on hand aboCt 26,
Yards Il Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Ia.As &ili al CASSiAERkS GGd CLOTHS, be-
5.-u- lot Of FINE BLANKETS aud GENTLE
3 as SHAWLS--aud are manufacturing 1T the
g... pt 1. .r92 yards psT week; all OF " len Of
ia 20 ths trade 1t fair prices and liberal terms,
V .A entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
estTs liberal support.
CRLEsHAW 4 Co, Agents,
fess-d.s Richmond, Va.
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- 0id Dsrninioa insurance Company.


CEos, no. 3s Hats ST., ss.deT 81. Csaries Hotel.
AUTHORIZED CAPIrAh.,.......... 100000
ina IND MARINE RISKS G.4KE,N ON FAVOR.
ABLE TERMS,
n adaitoa to the ordinary mode of Insurance.
lai~tcmpaly Issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, on
I1HuluE-, on the payment OF EIHRT ANNUAL, FRE-
Ftrgs. Property Is thencei0Tth permanently In.
safed. Bg this plan { saving is effected, ana tbs
Il acd iacunFenisrce Of renewals are avoided.
The policy be cancelled at any time by the
holder, The premium being returned, less ten per
ssHt-
lsss,s ;r5a7tiy ADJUSTED dnd paid.
63o. cations fOr Insurance will receive prompt
E':lltlon- DIaROToEs:
Jah. Wortham, john Il. Grsanor,
John Erdsrs. ESQ. s. tam8r,
SAINT II. Price, VIM. $. Trip!ssts
B 2. Ladt, 3. G. Tardy,
.olA Stewart walker, Wm. Ccrrie,
Luthsr Z. Spilman, jas. 4. Cr5nBnaw,
Peer c. warwick, John u. Williams,
Jaa. S. Kent, Mark DovneY,
horace Z. Edmond, Thos. Jones,
Jts II, Talbot, Edwin A. smith,
Gnmn Is. Davenport, 30. 4. Paine,
SEQ. W. YGneey, 70. 7. Williams,
Jos. bIUumei, VIM. 7. Rsglend,
Wm. BGe0t, Henry C. Cabeil,
10 Il. u4ury, Geo. w Royster.
l8AAC DATENP0KT, Jk., Prss't.
IHsE. Z W0ErHsN, bso'rY. de- alta
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l-s,,s ;r5apsiy adjusted dHd paid.
a no cations Tor Insurance will receive pFoIEpt
sry Health, Health

BETTER THAN GOLD!
Miss MARY sCOFIELD, PRECEPTREss, No. $50
baLTtsoEB SF6BEI, BALTIMoRE--' Truth Stranger
q ~ FtGiJH. ."-fhis lady suffered for years with
tar,aic IuGammatory Rheumatism in It's most
malignant form. she first contracted the disease
vr-1 two years old, by being vsocnated with
Ieatt.t from It child that had the white swelling
From tat7 time 10 woman hood her sutferiDgs were
tE'tsus-ahs never had relief from pain until
t4red by HAMPTON'S TINCTUEE.
An Extract from the Letter.
" ! often with nay parents h2d known OF this
remedy when / was q child, as | believe 1 should
Rave been saved the excruciating pain 1 have
t,a -uh'ettei to, AZ wei! az the deformty OF body
lu-j carry to the grave, aad my parents would
rn' haTt been qudeT such heavy expenses from
doctor hills snd ia sending me, as they did, to
health wish all ths afflicted world could Sos
Ile and hear tbs benefits have derived from this
llgCure of hamptoa's. | try to make all ae-
gt-iGted with It's vir,ues with whom / come in
sygtDct.
Gentlemen, I am thousand times obliged TO
IA, aad you are at liberty to use my name and
(. q ia Al
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not yet been given to the jury. Col. Ander-
son will be examined to prove the occupation
of Fort Moultrie, which Is one Of the acts OF
war recited in the indictment.
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SOUTHERN MANUFAcTuRss.

Do so anu especially II you obtain as desi-
FttIs Goods, without paying sny more for them
f1-a .hsiF actual worth.
THE
CEKRSHAW
wOoLEH
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81 remain yours n gratitude,
MARY A. SOoFiELD,
No. ego West Baltimore street"
Fhepmafs,n Cuugh DySuapEia Debility. Scyo.

TIeGWaIIsm, UUugh, DyspepsIa, DebIilty, hcFO-
'-s, Eyes, Pain in the side Back, Sc, are cured
fEAALES AND CHILDREN This TINCTURE
VII be found great medicine for all their dis
ss-se.
Call and get Pamphlets, and read many of the
hst powerful possible eerti acaes OK cures CT the
tboT5 diseases 0f our own citizens.
sold by PURCELL, LADD s. CO, Richmond
~ bA, COOKE, Fredericksburg by all the Drug
!; 3 IN Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
hEAF, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
t'eSeEs everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles,
g. ap Id
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s,E- Me would advise the soldiers in camp

70 Would udvIse Tue SoIdiers an camp
- a'5 BAKERS PRGMIUM BIrFERS a sure
gre ior Dgsentery, Bowel Complaint, Dyspepsia,
;stVVus Headache and Ague and Fever. These
D-,'efe nave proved 10 DC the best medicine made
~ vac south. They can be had of all Druggists
-17c - '17 city Of Richmond, and elsewhere in Vir-
''u'4. my II
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CASH CtPTTAL..........,...... g2UC, COS
AUTHORIZED CAPIrAh.,.......... sO0.10I
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E.4E IND MARINE RISKS T,EKE1S ON FAVOR.
ARLE Tk.RllS.
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{ liG A IL i

AT WHOLESALE.
ssI Feee sed and for sale, at the new store, one
~'"' east or the "Spo,swood Hotei,n
~ 500 zoe CIGARs,
T., tnefeht qualities, all OF which will be sold
,e ,sf ~ Dash: GAARLEs BAYNE q CO.,
~ <s-!us Late OF Baltimore.
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lOmrAE Z.

oP THIs CITY,
.-..Q'Fsd last year, and Ia order to make such
b.. 81. .a would Cot con yets with, bat would "a
....-.t other Southern manufactures by furnish
H.. ~ i@s aDi styles Of Goods that have never
-... isre been made in Virginia, they filled their
, "a - rth machinery Of the best and finest quail
T.. They are now manufacturing Fin CASSI-
v..E- snd CLOTHS 0t every variety, from Fine
.s..u.a MsrIpo aud Mestlz0 Wool, and solicit
g.. ..f4nt:yn OF tEs trade in the Sputb to their
d. u.s. Al who have seen their hR1Y CLOTHS,
r-e4tact1rca At br,t expressly for the Virginia
....-y Institute, pronounce them al least IpsI,
d 20. -Rrerior in quality, to those they had been
t.v'ar heTs;ofoTc. aud quite az cheap.
Frs Virginia state and Central Agricultural So
--.:l- d. 'aeir Fair hold In this city, IN October
.... ava rdsi 10 this Company Il GULD MEDAL
f-fa4ir - bibltlon Of WOODEN Goods. which in
tas0a some beautiful SHAWLS, BLANKETS, sc.
flfgla'efs may rely upon sVeFy plecs OF foods
st under no circumstances will this Company Do
/. .trccd 20 work sh0ddy in their Goods, nor viii
ta-Y card any cotton with their wool:
LEWIS b. CRESSHkW, Prest.
k.p-FL 2 MITCHELL.
.,HfLlheT0N GoJDIE, ntr..tor.
-.-r e. AtvFTAGCZ,
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GST \ nj ED-EveIyOc know that A t.
w GRAHAMs Brass Letters, for Military Csps
are not superior to any Letters cut IN the citv aa
| challenge him, or any otner . Vermont lartaes -
to equal my LETTERS or B2ANDS, II style or
design. ana let the public Judge.
Z. II. LEWIS,
Brand Cutter, az Chas. II. Langley's
Tin store, 18th ST., betw Il Main and Cary.
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SELiiNG OFF AT COsE 40 CLOSE THE
:. ~ "a EsS The entire stock OF DRY and
-. uooUs al No. 50 Main street, will be sold
I. @a4 below c0st Tue sale continues len days
~ ih's stock has been bought very low, and
- tt'he p" aen goods were cheap. Therefore, we
- HV4o 70 grer great bargains 70 every one who
), 9s 49, 70 purchase, In ths line OF goods. Ladies',
- osiiy ahd examine the goods, and remember
'~s s41e VIII continue only ten days.
sWABAGHER Il Co,
Agent for II. Newmsn
ny St-lptA' Under the old Mansion House.
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| SiAa hhOEh Ehs IL Co.,
No. ~ PEAkL STREET
B,vt. RICHMOND, VA.
h4TlnB removed our entire
~ STOCK OF GOODS
~ 'AH city, We offer them to our customers and
,o,,, the trade generally al ths
MARKET
po.c RATES
- SAhE, TIE stock .s large and well assorted,
"9Hhy TIE attention OF all buyers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-14
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S :.
PULLING IONIC WATERS.

The Original Medicine Established in 1887,
and first article of the kind ever introduced
under the name of "PULMoSIc WATERS" in
this or any other country; all other Pulmonic
Waters are counterfeits. The genuine can be
known by the name BRYAN being stamped on
each WAFER. lr IL D.
BgYAN's PULMoNIc WAYEAs.
Relieve Cough, Colds, Sore Throat. Hoarseness.
BRYAN's PULMoNrc WATERS.
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
-. BRYAH's PULMosIc WAFERs .-.-.
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Disease,
SRI T. BRYAN's PULMoNIc WArERs
81 Relieve Irritation Of the Uyula and Tonsils.
BRYAN's PULMosIc WArERs -,
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
>. Z - BnYAN's PuLMoSfc WAFERs
Are 4 Blessing toIall classes and Constitutions.
.,a..,..,.o BRYAHs PuLmoNIc; WATERS iaiJ;- ava
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
= BRYAN's PULMoNIc WAFERs
Are IA a simple form md pleasant to the taste.
.s.r, ' BRYAH's PuLMoNfo W&rEBs ir y ~
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WAfERs ,..,..
Are warrant, 10 give satisfactions 10 every one.
81 ;, No family should Be without box Of u's.i
,-Et.-s.BRYAN's PgLMoNIc WARNS ~ 10 a1s1
in the house, 800, .-,s,
No traveller should be without supply Of
-f 81 rBRYAN's PuLMoSrc WkrERsh o'A7''
-1t !3.oul-Iu. in his poclet.' is.I .h757us
E.,s- Noperson will ever'objeet 10 give for 80
,BRYAN's PULMoNIc, WATERS ,,si,ih D.
''H =" Twenty. Eve Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Prdprieto Rochester, N. Y.
mari attn .# ...rg sl.' 90 Ss.s gIiH' {ds ."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-14
DR.. EAFoN's INFANTIEE coRDIAL.

IT'S wonderful beneficial effects in the treatment
or children, lFor, Group dysentery, and teethibg,
it has never been surpassed, and mothers should
at all times be provided with supply, as they
value the lives and comfort of their little ones.
The preparations of Blood Food are among the
IN st important discoveries ofthe age. They are
not medicines, but fyod for the blood; already
Ths Blood F1o sdi Il se1 aa dfsr-
from an paSntmeaieines; and fbE CONSUMPTION
throat dsesas,- liver complainti ayspepsia, Hand
other diseases incident to the human frame, IS
-unequalled forts healing spa sEspgthsntng quali-
tiesACofuhfbfa. Ohio, Gazette. MARLIN